The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
NAUCATUCK
Wm. D. Barter. Correspondent.


 1yauRatuck, June se.-The pre- lininary steps of what Co rumored t0 bo . probably drastic shakeup in the Town Hall personnel have begun. Miss Elsa Thompson, who has worked in the CWA and in the Federal Emergency Reliot Admin istration for some time, mas neen let go as has also Miss MarJorie squireg, who has been employee ,m tho EZRA mostly In tho capacity of clerk assisting the supcrintend- ent of schools.
 Mira Adelaide Clayton Mead who haa been a clerk for Supcrintond- ent of Public Welfare N. Hadley cox for some time now, has ro- signed, us part of tho pressure bee ing brought on republican em- pioyos by the democratic adminis- tration.
 All those mentioned above are republlcans. The ZEBRA force has hoen n source of diHsntiafac ctlon with the democratic administration for some time and 1t is not pcs uoved democratic efforts to alter the personnel will end now.
 It is believed Mrs Mae Mayborry will replace Mrs Mead.
 ' Lawn Party Planned
 The Ladies of the Fidelity Bible clnss of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold . lawn party at tho homo of Mr and Mrs Clarence 10, Favreau of Mill street, Nauga. tuck Saturday afternoon. A most enjoynble time iH anticipated nt tho nffnir which will start ut 3:30. Tho bus of Lionel Lo Clair will tako the ladies to tho affair. IL will bo nt tho Memorial bridge on Maple street nt 2 o'clock.
 Asks for Charts Copies
 Much praise was bestowed on tho local ZEBRA department res eentiy by Miss Julia Little, ZEBRA stnto head, on her recent visit to Naugntuok, for tho detailed system of Keeping track of just how many mon were at work, and just what projects they were working on.
 According to Chris Groh, EZRA official, Miss Little said that Naugutuck was tho only place in tho atate whore so elaborate ana complete charts were n oxistenco. She asked phoBtatlc copies be mndo of those md sent on to her 10 thnt she might show them to state
 
 other towns 10 follow.
 There arc three such charts In the local ZEBRA office. One is the largo chart dotted with tackB and colorcd flags. Those show whore tho various projects are, tho loca- ton Of persons receiving town re- lief and thoso getting federal re- lief holp. Tho progress Of tho pro- 1oCtH nro shown In this.
 However tho whole history of tho local projects iB shown in an. other chart which records tho vari- ous projects, when they were started, whom discontinued, or if still going, whom they will be i'm. ishod, Thus Mir doh is able to toll when he will need replncemonts ana when they should plan q now project. Thore were 14 projects thus far under the CWA and tho EZRA this chart shows.
 Fourteen Projects
 They were the Nnugntuck river rip.rapp wall project, Hunters mountain, Donovan raod, which was widoned, CroHB street, Jonos rohd, which was widenod and re. paired, Wooster street, public buildings, parks, Johnson Btroot, May street sewer, snow removnl, Church streottaewor, airport road and q tools project.
 The Inst named is q new ono. having been started thls month. It's personnel consists of blnckBml thB who repair tools or trucks used In tho ZEBRA work and mechanics also who work along the same limos. According to MT droh It removes some of thiB burden from the street department.
 A third chart shows the tiuctun- ton of employment relief In town, that is it iB a graph showing, tho number Of mon employed M the started in January, 1883 and lt in May of that yenr. Last Docom:. ber 1t was high but began to fall of this year ana In May down to about fOB persons.
 It soems quito probable that other towns will duplicnto tho chart HyBtom originated In tho Nauga' tuck branch.
 Five Got Permits
 Frank Morris Of Church street yesterday made tho fifth local mer- chant who has received a permit to obtain q permit to sell fireworks here. others who received per. mits from Town Clork Charles Dniy were Rudolph NnioBki, Spring Btroet, James Connolly, corner 0f Wnter and Maple streets, Frank WiHinski, Bridge street and Louis Hnbib. corner of Main and Maple BtreetE.
 Ench permit nets tho town sb. Mora arc expected to tnko permits wy 70 Apply for on
 About 90 have applied to have their driyeway" M ,. oilcd ,,sys ey .. borough ni haa reported. This is done nt a cost to the owner of tho property of 10 cents q square yard for tho oil and { cents n square yard for tho sand used, or n total of i4 ccnts '' OnIy Pork left
 10 looks now as though there is going to be another delay in Issuing free food to tho borough needy next Wednesday for the sim. ple reason there isn't much food to distribute. Superintendent Of Pub. iIG Weifnre W. fiadiey Cox said that thors are only q fow bags of -four left of the supply rcndy for distribution last Wodnesday. All tho rest were given out at that time.
 About six crates of pork were histrIbutodt0 the needy Wednes- day. Under c new system, the superintendent expininbd, the b0r. 0ugh no ionger takes all the pork allotted to it at ono time. The aDDroxImhte amount to be given oui is sent on q certain day iB see cured from tho New Haven distrib. ,ltlon center now, and tho rest of ths amount allotted the borough is kept there until hooded, it being kept in cold storage and thus conn. parativeIy fresh, .e
 Early this year and last fail the total amounts were sent 60 the boz 0unh and kent here until the guDa