The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26

writers. Chief Walker will notify them when 1t arrives. The machine will be tested for three hours at 125 pounds pressure, for two hours at 200 pounds pressure and for one hour at 300 pounds pressure. Under the 125 pounds pressure test 1t should deliver 600 gallons of water, under the 200 pounds pres sure for a two, hour period 1t should produce 400 gallons and at the 300 pound pressure for one hour it should produce 200 gall Ions, according. to Chief Walker. After the underwriters have sat- isfied themselves as to the fitness of the delivered product, the local fire departm ent. workers will test 1t, giving it a road test and trying anything with it they desire. A week. after this test, if 1t proves satisfactory, the machine will be accepted. The price of the machine was S6,470.95. A sum of $7.000 was appropriated for it by the freemen in the special vote.
 Bremen are eagerly awaiting the new machine, pictures of 1t on dis play at the fire house for several weeks having fired their imagina- ton.
 Board May Meet Thursday Despite the fact that Warden Harris Whittemore to-day left for Cleveland, 1t is expected there will be special meeting of the borough board this wek, probably Thurs- day afternoon. Warden Whitte- more expects to return from the trip Thursday.
 He said to-day that Borough Clerk Edward Lingenheld had in- formed him 1t was desirable to se- cure board action .on taxes which are thought uncollectable at pres ent. It is desired that such taxes be included in Q '..suspended &C., counts sections and action by the board in regard to this Is neces- sary. Mir Lingenheld told the war den that it would be advisable such action to be taken before the end of the present fiscal year. which ends March 31. Burgess Leo Brophy became act ing warden to-day as Warden Whittemore left this noon. Burgess BrOphy has been acting warden several times in the past, and has shown himself to be quite capable
 
 of the warden. Nothing was said as to the meeting of the board with the planning commission in regard to action on the sewage plant project but it seems prob- able that if the planning commits sion can arrange to meet with the board Thursday. The project will be discussed then if the board metin gtakes place then.
 Women Apply ~3
 Several women applied for work early this morning for work with the CWA, having been announced Saturday noon by Christian Groh, CWA official, that some jobs for women were open. However, no applications forms were on hand before 10 o'clock this morning but MT Groh went to Waterbury to get them. All applications. will be sent Tn to Arthur aMaloney, Waterbury CWA offlvial. Just how many posi- tons are open was not known early this morning.
 1w Court Cases
 samuel Pelgro of Park Place was ordered to pay his wife $IO q week for six months in borough court to-day. He had been arrested last week on a non-support charge. He was represented by Attorney Ed ward Mascolo of Waterbury.
 The case of Harry Brandien of Scott street will be re-opened be- Tore April 21 if the court orders 1t. Brandien was arrested Sunday by the motor patrol of Officers Lysie.. wicz and Fenton on a charge of in- ftoxication, breach of the peace and assault on his wife. The prosccut- ing attorney Martin Caine, asked Tor continuance on behalf of the state until April 21, but if any in- fractions by Brandien are made before that time the case will be re-opened. Judge Hugh Hearns presided.