The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-30
WILSON A. (. TO
 ELECT OFFICERS
Appointments to Feature Important Business
 Meeting Tonight

The Wilson A. c. newly formed athletic and social organization consisting of membership that includes practically all of the young men in the lower Town Plot sec tion will hold an impotant business meeting at their Wilson street club house this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Plans and discussion concern ing future activity will be part of the order of business. The cleo tion of officers will take place, and there has already been much dis cussion over the latter. Present temporary offivers on whose should CTS rested the club organization program are Maxie Pilla, president; Domenic Scavonne, vice-president; and Edward York kunis, secretary.
 Following it's organization three months ago the Wilson A. c. has gained considerable progress and Is rapidly becoming one of the most popular social clubs in the city. The club sponsors a baseball team which is entered in the Public Parks league and has a splendid ratig in this competitive circle. The membership plans to continue its already interesting start in athlet- ics, due principally to the fact that many of the younger athletes in the city are enrolled on the club roster.
 One of the most important aims of the group is to be of assistance in the securing of a park in the Brooklyn district. They are ad- vised by several of the old time residents, who have been instru- mental in the past as far as public improvements are concerned. Dur ing the past few weeks there have been many successful social events offered at the club that were at tended by practically all residents in the vicinity, especially the par ents of the mambers. All present members and those who plan to enter the organization are asked to be present this evening.
 There is a general understanding among the populace of the Brook lyn section that some day there will be a park and recreation field placed in the district. All this in formation iH rather interesting con- sidering the fact that the nearest park Is in the west end. The people from the Brooklyn section who visit this park daily and each night have voiced a complaint that de- spite the long walk their visit is still one long to be remembered. It isn't often that they return to Chase park because of the inn provement of the lack of them there.
 For one thing, is the protest there isn't as much as a water bubbler for their convenience. Many poe mics have been a total failure due to the lack of fresh supply of water The nearest available sup ply is at the Chase park house and a trip to this location requires about 10 minutes work uphill. This little walk doesn't leave much energy in the folks whohold the family outing. There has been such bub- bier a short distance from the monument but this hasn't been in use during the past five years. To have this bubbler put in condi- tion again would mean an expendi- ture of few dollars and this sum would be we'll spent.
 Another thing that has caused vocal uprising in the district seems to be in reference to the benches needed in public park. There are no benches at the site and hence another inconvenience to the peo- pie who must remain home al- though they would rather be hold ing an outdoor lunch.
 Due to these conditions the park and recreation grounds sought for the section seem quite distant. All of these Improvements have been brought before the city officials at various times in the past, but this being an election year it smees possible that they have a golden opportunity to demand their due. This section has always been good to the present administration and have nothing to show for their years of loyalty. Perhaps the form ation. of an improvement society with a membership that is 100 per cent. p-o~ressive and without po- litical influence would be benefit inE to all concerned.