The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-18
Naugy Takes Opener

Naugy takes opener
| Naugy High garnering seventeen
hits in five innings for total of
80 runs bIanked the Thomaston
High school nine in the opening
game of the season Saturday af-
ternoon at Recreation Field. The
game was halted in the fifth in
ming on account of the rain and
cold. Hennessey and Trask pitch
ed for Naugy with Bogus and
Thulin twirling for the visitors.
Naugy scored Is runs in the second
and in the fourth eight more runs
were piled up.
Selectmen Meet Wednesday.
The first session of the select
men and town clerk for the pur-
pose of making voters will be held
Wednesday in the borough court
! room from 8 o'clock in the morn
ing until 9 in the evening. An
other session which will be the
final one except a session to be
held the Saturday before election
for the purpose of making those
whose qualifications expire between
the session on next Saturday and
election day. will be held on Sat-
urday,i April %.
There are over 500 names on the
list to be made and the selectmen
will have plenty to keep them busy
at the two sessions.
To Start Oiling Program.
Supt of Streets Albert Rathburn
is preparing to start the street oil
ing program in the borough this
week. On several of the streets
the sand has been placed for OIL
ing. The borough has placed an
order for $4,000 gallons of oil,
Warden Green reported at the
meeting of the borough board held
last week. New streets that have
been laid out since the oiling pro-
gram of last summer will first
be treated with the binder.
E! Charity Board Meeting.
The board of charities will hold
postponed meeting tonight at s
O'Clock in the Office Of Supt A. B.
Cross. At this meeting Supt Cross
will present HIS financial report for
the fiscal year which closed on
March 81.
Pennington Woman to Talk
Mrs Herbert Knox Smith of
Pennington, member of the
board of warden and burgesses of
that borough will be the speaker
at the monthly meeting of the
Naugatuck League of Women vot-
ers to be held tonight in the Chill
dren's library. Mrs Smith is a
well known speaker and for many
years has been active in the league.
Her talk tonight will be on EFF.
ficiency in Government"
To be Guest Sneaker.
Judge Martin e. Gormley of this
borough will be the guest speaker
at the annual banquet of the Elks
bowling league of Torrington lodge
of Elks to be held tomorrow night
| in Elks home in Torrington.
On Sunday, May 8, Judge CORN
ley will be the principal speaker at
the Mothers day exercises of Win
sted aerie of Eagles and on the
same night at 8 o'clock he will
be the speaker at the, Mothers day
exercises of Torrington aerie OF
Eagles.
| Election Officials Named
! The board of warden and bur.
gesses last week approved of the
| list of election officials to have
charge of the annual borough cleo
ton on May 2, 1882. The board
also designated the polling places
The first ward will be in the bor-
ough court room. the second ward
in American Legion hall in Odd
Fellows building and the third
ward in the Union City Fire house
The election officials are as fol-
lows:
Machine mechanic, Frank Jen-
ner; machine instructors, George
p. Young and d. M. Linskey:
moderators, first word, jeremiah
L. Callahan; second ward, Rich
ard Neary; third ward, Richard
Kennedy. Checkers, first ward,
Henry Titley. Thomas Bikerdike,
Adeline Launonette, and Mary
Hanley; second ward. Frank Hard.
Frank Wylong, Belle C. Warner.
and Mary T. Mccarthy; third ward.
Stanley Selleck, Joseph Quinn, Elsa
Thompson and Mary Vasnas. Ma
chine tenders. first ward. George
Goodrich, Philip Holland, John
Burke; second ward, William Bro
ply. Chauncey Tucker; third ward.
Nils Lindahl. Cornelius Bowling,
Linus Salmonson. Challengers,
first ward, Joseph. Hanley, Fred
Ayers: second ward, James King
and william Garland; third ward.
John Rohs and William Linskey.
Deputy registrars, first ward, D. J..
Carroll; second ward. Richard
Clancy; third ward, Fred Oemcke.
Hanley ReappOinted
The board of warden ands bur-
gesses last Friday night renamed
Joseph T. Hanley as dog warden
Of the borough for the ensuing
year.
The board named Walter Lys-
kiewicz for the past few years a
member of the supernumerary po-
lice force to the regular force to
fill the vacancy of the supernum-
erary police force to the regular
force to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Patrolman John
kawlor.
1 Following the rendering of an
opinion by Borough Attorney Mar
| tin L. Game to the effect that ,Ex-
chief Of Police John b. Schmidt
and Patrolmah Samuel Grant who
are retired on pension are not con-
sidered members of the police
| force. the board named James Fem
ton Of Cherry street and John Smith
| Of North Main street as SUPER
numeraries. Three applications
| for appointment to the supernum-
erary force were received and
placed ON file. The applicants are