The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-13

300; real estate of cemeteries and real estate held for care of ceme- teries, $26,350; real estate belong ing to organizations of war veter- ans, $5,400; real estate exempt by special act, $265,O00.
 If the property were not tax ex- empt and a tax were laid on it the sum of $544,716 would be realized by the borough at the present A mill tax rate.
 Whittemore Trustee Harris Whittemore, Jr, was elect ed a trustee of the Grove Cemetery Association at a recent annual meeing. Emil Mannweiler was chosen president of the association. Harry A. Dalby, treasurer; and Ed- ward c. Lingenheld was reelected as secretary and agent. Louis Lockwood remains as superintend- ent. Any planting of flowers or plants in the cemetery after this will be forbidden unless permission to do so has been acquired from the superintendent, it was decided ing of such things has made 1t diffi- cult to mow the grass.
 To Make Plans
 Plans for the flower show to be given in the fall under the auspi- ces of the Chamber of Commerce will be made at the first meeting of the committee in charge of the chamber office next Tuesday at 4:30 D. m. John M. Sutherland heads the committee and full list of members is expected to be an- nounced Monday. The show will be for the benefit of the Naugatuck Day Nursery Association.
 Real Estate Transactions
 The following real estate tram sections have been recorded in the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller Jr: Anne Louise Nelson, also known as Anna Luvisa Nilsson has sold to Alma Vicktoria Thurk a house and lot on New street. The sale was made through the agency of Jacob Baurer. w. J. Megin, Inc, has sold to Leon and Rita Lovejoy lot on Walnut Terrace. A house is being erected there.
 Changes At Local "Y"
 The YMCA is going to present a changed appearance to those mem bers who do not use it in the sum mer time when they return in the winter. Much painting is being dAQ NaAlVAO PdA O4 ttAS building are presenting a different aspect.
 The painting of the ceiling of the gymnasium is now underway. Worn spots in the ceiling are being re- paired and a.section of it already done indicates the place will be quite good looking. New lights will be installed, and new ropes for the rings and bars will also be pur- chased. It is felt advisable not to take any chances on used ropes giving way so they will be replaced by new and stronger ones.
 The walls of the gymnasium will be washed also. The whole outside of the building has been. given two coats of paint and soon the bowling alleys will be painted. All this work is being done by YMCA employees.
 Local Man Weeds
 Charles Lins of Naugatuck and Miss Mabel Higgins of Hartford were married on Saturday, July 2 in Brewster, N. Y. it has been an- nounced. Rev Gardner of the First Presbyterian church performed the ceremony. They will reside in Naugatuck after August list.
 Funeral of KernOn BroOder
 The funeral of Kernon Brooder who died Tuesday was held this morning from the home of his daughter, Mrs Jeremiah Hannefin of 45 Prospect street at S:3O o'clock and at 9:00 o'clock at St Mary's church where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Rev Joseph Cleary, acting pastor. was celebrant. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 cemetery. The pallbsarers were: James, Trthur and Kernon Brooder Mortimer Quirk. Sr, Cornelius Bowling and Dennis Joy.
 Briefs
 Henry Robinson of Park avenue, young clerk in Olson's Drug Stores