The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-06

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 1880 be used for valuation in fig uring the tax for 133l.
 Chief of Police Adamson was requested to make changes in the traffic light at the junction or Main and Maple streets so that out of town motorists unfamiliar with the fact that the light when turned to amber Is walk sign Several times motorists believing that when the light shows amber that it IS a caution light and con tinuc on expecting that the light Is immediately going to turn to go. It was suggested by board members that letters be placed on the light In such n way that 1t would show plainly walk on Caution
 New Lighting Contract 4 new lighting contract with the Connecticut Light and Power conl- pany will add several new lights to the borough's system. This will be done at a saving Of Sll4 year 1t was pointed out. The new lights are on Main street and Church street. A report was sub mitted to the board that two of the property owners on High street ordered to connect with the sanitary sewer had complied with the order and another was having the work done now.
 The fourth property owner would connect later, it was re- ported, with q septic tank as he cannot get into the High street sewer. Richard Parkinson, one of the property owners who had con nected his property expressed the opinion to the board that there was no reason why all of those ordered to connect had not done so. He had done his work al- though he did not like to do it at this time of the year as it spoiled his lawn.
 Death of Mrs Patrick McGuire
 Mrs Ellep Brophy Mcclure. wife of Patrick Mcclure of Mulberry Hill road, Pond Hill. died last night at her home. Mrs Mcclure had been q resident of the bor- ough for several years and was very well liked. News of her death was received with deep sor- row by q large circle of friends. Besides her husband she is sur vived by one daughter, Marie Me- Guirc. a teacher in the local pub lie schools and one son Thomas F. Mcclure of Chicago. Funeral arrangements have not been com pletcd.
 Papers of incorporation have been filed by John J. Carroll and Sons of this borough with the sec rotary of state. The capital stock of the corporation is $50,000, divi- cd into 50 shares with n par of $l00. The corporation starts bus:- ness With $24,ooo paid in. The in- corporators are Della Carroll, John J, Carroll, Louis Carroll, J. T. Car roll and D. A. Carroll all of this borough. The concern wll engage in the general trucking and con- tracting business and sand and gravel business.
 The final rehearsal of the fire. mons m !nstrel troupe will be held tonight at o'clock in the Gem Opera house. The show will be staged tomorrow night in the Gem Opera housc. The cast has been rchearsing for many months under the direct on of Archie Tcrrill and the show Is expected to make a big hit. There has been large ad- vance sale of tickets for the show and n full house is expected to greet the players. There will bc no reserved scate.
 Well Known Resident Dies.
 Willard C. Carl. 55. well known resident of NauGatuck for many years died yesterday afternoon at his home l2 TolleS square, after a short illness. MT Carl had not been in the best of health for sev- eral months but was able to be about and attend to his duties with tho Southern New England Ice Company of Waterbury. MT Carl was stricken Sunday and his con- dition gradually became serious until the time of his death.
 The deceased was native of Amenia. N. Y.. and came to the borough when boy. He had re- sided here continuously since that time.
 For several years he was em- ploycd by G. w. Andrew and George w. Benedict. Later he en- tered the employ of D. Thurston's Sons Ice Company and remained with this concern until they sold out their Waterbury interests to the Southern New England Com pany. Mir Carl going with the later company. He had worked as usual until last Saturday. Mir Carl Was a member of the Co!ored Lodge of Elks of Waterbury and also of the Colored Knights of Pythias. He was q highly respected resident and had large circle of friends both in the borough and towns of the valley. He is survived by his wife, an adopted daughter Matilda, h.s step-mOther, Mrs Iva Carl of New Haven, two sisters. Mrs F. Walker of New Haven and Mrs Eva Nj chols of New York city, one broth CT. James Carl of New Haven and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held tom0r- row but the hour has not been set. Burial will be in Grove cemetery.
 Marriage Announced.
 Announcement has been made of tho marriage of Edward P. Will liams son of Mr and Mrs Herman Miss Alice Iioroux, daughter of which took place in the rect0ry Of Rt Johns church of Watertown on December IS, Tho ceremony was performed by tho Iiey rornelius TeuliDgs. The attending couple were Mr and Mrs B. J, Young, ] brOther.ln.law and sister Of ibo bride. Mf and Mrs Williams will reside In seymour
 Changes 10 ihe beats Of three local pBir0lman have boeh made effective January [, by Chief John 4, AdamNon. l'aifolman TimOlhs iieardon hrs been nsslsbed io ibo