The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-18
NAUGATUCK Freemen Set Tax
 Rate At 9 Mills
Budget Fixed in Sixteen Mnutes-Warden Kills
 Rumor of Police Department Shake.Up

hear much fireworks before the adoption of the budget, there was not 6 voice raised In objection and the meeting was one of the Phort- est freemen's sessions in the record of the borough.
 Discounts RumOr
 In 6 talk with members of the press following the meeting, War den Whittemore discounted the rumor that has been afoat in the borough for the past several days to the effect that the board was contemplating the naming of a new police head. The warden stated that there was nothing to this report but idle rumor so far as he knew. The matter had never been discuss ed by the board and to his know ledge the board had no intention of making any changes. The name of man who had been mentioned as 6 possible head of the depart ment was called to the attention of the warden. He replied that if the borough at any time contemplated change 1t would be good business to 20 to one of the big cities and procure q person thoroughly train cd in all phases of police work. Warden Whittemore however. admitted that q cut In the salaries of the police department to corre- spond to the cut of 16 per cent ef- fected in other departments was planned and there was also some talk of working out q shifting sys- tenn for the police department. Warden Whittemore said he had not an opportunity to discuss this matter with Chief of Police Adam. son as yet as he had been III for the past several days.
 Mrs Ecniman Heads League
 Mrs Edna Feniman was elected president of the Naugatuck League of Women Voters helc Monday night. Mrs Feniman succeeds Mrs Philip Rice. Other officers named were first vice. president, Mrs Della Johnson, treasurer, Mrs F. R. Hancc; corresponding secretary, Mrs Charles Pearson; recording sec retary, Mrs Daniel Cass.
 Elks Journey To Waterbury Several members of Nnugatuck Lodge of Elks attended tho meet ing of Danbury Lodge last night in the Hat City. Grand Exalted Ruler Cohen was the guest of the Danbury lodge last night. one of the features of the meeting was the initiation of large class of can- didates, two of whom were from the local lodge.
 Marriage Announced Announcement has been made of tho marriage of Miss Marion Fer guson, daughter of Mir and Mrs Harry Ferguson of Ansonla, to Gid- con Tomlinson, son of Mir and Mrs l.. N. Tomlinson of Highland avenue. The ceremony was per- formed on March 12 in the rectory of St Andrews church, Brewster, N. r., by the Rev Frederick Cole man.
 Carnival Draws Crowds The carnival being conducted under the auspices of crusador Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars at Recreation field continues to draw large crowds each evening. The carnival will be continued through out the week. The feature attrac- ton Is Art Lewis shows.
 Locals TO Compete
 Five local high school athletes will take part In the State Inter- BCHOtu6blC tI0Ch 1nu hStA htCVb " be held Saturday at Yale field. The i've who will sport the colors of the local school are George Goodwin, Donald Dalton, Billy Healy, Stanley Bandruski and George sundas. Naugatuck's track team made . re- markabie showing last Saturday in a meet with the Torrington high team, defeating them 68 to 32. | AAAelaaana Rnfn utnna Naugatuck Roary listened to 0 very interesting talk on Iron and Steel" given this noon hour at their weekly luncheon in Halls Tavern by Julius l.. Kipp of Waterbury. Basket Party Next Monday
 Tho Parish Players of the Con- greghtional church win hold q bas- ket party next Monday night at Lake Quassa paug. Following tho supper there will be q treasure hunt and q baseball game. Later q vaudeville performance will be glv. en to be followed by dancing. Those who are to attend the party are asked to Do at the pavilion at 6 o'clock.
 10 Attend Ordination | Mir and Mrs Michael J. Honan and family of Park avenue left this morning for Washington. D. C.. where they will attend the ordina- ton on Friday of Mrs Honani brother, Arthur ID. McEnoaney. | Mir. McIcneaney will be one of S7 young men of the order of Preach. CTS to be ordained by Most Rev Michael Curiey, archbishop oi Baltimore. Father McEneaney VII sing q solemn high mass In St Francis church of this borough or Sunday, May 20, at il o'clock.
 Farmers of the Moray district oi Scotland have. declared war on | derneath the rockeries will try tc