The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-07
1 NAUGATUCK Grove St. Curbs
 Again Disputed
Only Lively Moment at Monthly Board Meeting
 Local Republicans at New Haven

and will name the slate of candi- dates for the election in Novem- Der.
 Big Program Planned Final plans for the annual out ing and clambake of Naugatuck lodge of Elks to be held next Sun day at Osborne's Glen were made at a meeting of the lodge held last night. John H. Freeman, chair man of the committee with his as- sistants. James J. Leary, James E. l Gibbons, Patrick McKeon, John Scully, Richard Parkinson and Clayton F. Davis have outlined a program of events that will keep the guests intertsed from early morning until late in the evening. The event will start in the morn- ing with the serving of a steak breakfast until noon hour. This will be followed by an athletic pro gram featuring a baseball game, foot races, quoit contests, etc. Word has been received to the eff feet that Briggs Hubbell and Tracy Gerrit of Jersey City, members of the lodge and well known enter tainers will be in attendance as well as Thomas Leary of New Ha- ven. Clarence Quackenbush, local musical artist will render a pro- gram. Many out of town Antlers are expected to attend the outing.
 Funeral of Mrs Shandrew.
 The funeral of Mrs Ella F.. Shandrew, widow of Col. Chester Shandrew, former resident of Naugatuck, who died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Hazel Perry of Branford, was held this afternon at 2:30 o'clock from the funeral home of Clayton r.. Bailey on Oak street. Services were conducted by the Rev J. H. Gay- lord of the Brandford Congrega- tional church. Burial was in Hill- side cemetery.
 Leave For Convention.
 Local delegates to the demo- cratic state convention left this afternoon for Groton, where the convention will be formally opened tonight at the Hotel Griswold, Eastern Point. The local delegates are Daniel Callahan, James Fitz- gerald and Milton Calvin from the first ward with Charles Daly and James Brennan as alternates; Frank T. Green, James Brophy and Richard Parkinson from the sec ond ward, Representative Joseph l.. Jackson and Mrs Mary J. Cass as alternates; third ward, Mrs Mary T. Caine,' Howard Brennan and Matthew Scully and Thomas Grant and Joseph Kane as alter mates. The local delegation is in- structed to vote as unit. It is reported that the majority of local delegates favor the so called new guard bu his could no be confirm ed.
 Schools Rc-opened Today.
 Public and parochial schools of the borough resumed sessions this morning after the annual summer recess. An increase of attendance was reported in the porachial schools. A similar report about the high school was also issued by Supt. Harold E. Chittenden. There were some decreases noted in the enrolment of lower grades of the public schools. Higher grades in the grammar schools showed a. bout the same enrolment of last year.
 Sessions of the parochial schools were preceded by the students at- tending mass. This is an annual custom.
 The big enrolment in the high school was due to the number of freshmen students who last June, were graduated from the frammar and parochial schools.
 Discontinue Traffic Light.
 The traffic light at the corner of Cherry and Scott streets, was discontinued yesterday, Boulevard traffic signs were installed on the east and west side of Scott street, warning drivers on that street to be careful at the intersection of Cherry street, which is the straight away. The light was ordered to be discontinued some time ago but a petition from residents of that sec tion. held up final disposal of the light.