The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

lodged in airler. more pleasant qua manual training shop only 50 feet of travel is necessary.
 Anti.Fire Devices
 The chemical extinguishers have been recharged within year
 The building has a standpipe and hose attached which are in good condition. Fire resistant walls cut off the heating plants and fuel supply room from the main cor | riders.
 Some interesting details of the | building are: there are metal lath walls, wood floors and a metal and gravel roof. It is three stories high and there are 27 rooms. There are no automatic sprinklers and no heavy screens or bars on the
 windows. Fire drills are held | twice each month and two minutes l is the average time of exit. A device to sound fire alarm is
 accessible but on the main floor only. The town hall, a quarter
 of mile away, has the nearest city fire alarm box.
 There was a discussion of the ! jani;or situation in the local l schools. but no action was taken. All board members except Attorney John McDonough were present.
 Naugatuck will benefit to. the ex- tent of $2O,00O if the equalization bill which is to provide equal op- portunity of education for all pass- es the state legislature this session, Supt Chitetnden told the board. Rep Willianls McDermott of this town .favorseSthe bill, the school official said. Financial Report
 The financial report ;, showed $122,144.76 spent of an approptia-. ton of .$1S0,62S,t leaving q balance of about S5S,5OO. If,kthe average rate of monthly expense is rnain-. tained and staet credits do not offset it, a deficit is likely. But the school expense varies from month to month so com parison of figures for expense the last eight months doesn't mean: ecessarily the expense will remain at these Figures for the next four months.
 Children Enroll , ".
 School pupils ins sNaugatucl, Bea- con Falls and Red Oak school, Ox- ford. have been enrolled as men,- bers of the Junior Red Cross. Each room contributes. fifty cents. or more to the organization. Money thus collected is used to help .chil- dren in need. The total sum re- alized was $107.90.
 Bremen Plan Team M Plans for basketball team were made last night at a meeting of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder association in the fire house. Edward Wilcox was named manager. He will try to li2e up 5, number of games.
 Party Definitely Certain Sarah Rogers chapter, D. A. l:. has definitely decided to hold tl1e annual Christmas party for Ameri- canization classes of the nigh; school this year but word from. Mrs Gertrude Madigan, night school supervisor as to the date cf the affair is being awaited, Mrs David Bluestone, chapter regent, said after the monthly meeting of the chapter yesterday. The meet ing was held in the Congregational parish house.
 Miss Katherine. Mathies of Sey- mour. state recording secretary, was present and gave an interest," ing talk on the D. A. R. schools in the south, especially in the mountains of the south. Miss Mathies made trip there this summer and knew her suhjejct thorough. The talk was illustrat- led with motion pictures.
 No Court To-day
 For the fourth successive day
 no session of the borough court was held to-day. Chief John Adamson who has been i'll. was expected to return to his duties us head of the police force to-day. Fun tO Follow Play An hour of Christmas fun Will follow the presentation of one- act play entitled "A Christmas Awakening which will be given by the Parish Players Dramatic club Monday night at the Congre- gational Parish house, starting promptly at 8 o'clock Rev Edward R. Hance is directing the rehears- als for the play. Included in the cast are Miss Alice Saunders. Judy Ann Biuestone. Mrs Roy Thomas, John Caskey, Rev Hance. William Cushman and Franklin Bristol. Lyman B. Bunneii and the church choir will assist.
 Will Atetnd Church Tomorrow will be the Feast dnS of the Immacuite Conception in the
 lnte Virgin Mary in the three Catholic churches in the borough. holy day Of obligation for Catholics who will attend services In the morning. Masses nt Sc Mary'n church te.in0row will Ice at k;3O. 6 and . o'clock. sunday, | a new mass will be started at st Mary'6. Heretofore there have been masses on Sunday at and