The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-27
NAUGATUCK
Annual Report Is
 Being Distributed
Deficit of $ll3,6O34l Revealed - Election Officials
 to Be Sworn in Tonight

First copies of the annual borough report have been received from the printers The report dis closes a gross expenditure for the year of $630.647.27 and the net expenditures were $517, 7,042.36 leav- ing a deficit of $113,603.41 for the year.
 The largest amount overrun by any one department was that Of the charities which shows an ex- penditures of $98,397.03 or $36,- 397,O3 over the amount appro- pr.;ted by the freemen in 1881.
 The street department is next in line to the charities department as the various items connected with the street department shows an exrenditure of $27,218.67.' the largest one item being overrun war that of street oiling which was overrun $12,1O9.62 and grading was overrun by $10,917.2S.
 These two items are attributed to the industrial conditions, hun dreds of appeals being made to the charities department during the year that could not be ignored The same condition was true in the street department where the borough co-operated with the Un- employment fund of the borough furnishing materials, trucks and skilled labor for the various pro- jects undertaken. The school ap- propriation shows an expenditure of S9.117.27 over the amount ap- propriated. The interest account was overrun $6,899.59 due to the fact that the borough had to bor-
 l 1.I h on this work and that much of the temporary loan account had to go upaid.
 An interesting item in the re- port is that of the police court which shows a deficit Of $2,1Oo.ie. This is an unusual situation as me court usually pays its running ex- pense and had a balance 10 spare but the times hit the court in- come the same as 1t did otner oe- nartments. Several of the depart ments showed a balance after their budget we're balanced; among them being the fire department appro- priation which shows an unex- pended amount of $2,535.S2, street repairs showed a balance of S2,- 676.72. This ise attributable to the fact that in the extensive oiling Of streets campaign carried on during last year considerable was saved in street repairs.
 The borough report this year is gotten out in altogether different form than it has been for the past several years. Each appropria- tion made by the freemen at their annual meeting in May 1881, Is given a number as well as the de- partment name, the list contain ing 63 separate items.
 Planning Commission.
 Included in the report of the borough planning commission re- ference is made to the proposed change in the location of the sew craze disposal plant from the west to the east side of the river. The report states that profile maps of both locations have been made and have been given considerable study It says Since the east side appears to have certain advantages we ask ed the state water commission to meet with us to consider this new situation. The director and the engineer of the commission made two visits recently and have fur nished general report of their findings. Before final action is taken detailed investigation should be made by a consulting sanitary engineer as each location is entitled to most considerable judgment. The truck sewer has been laid along Riverside Drive. southerly to a point from which work cannot be continued until the