The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-02
wm. J. Baxter. Correspondents.

complaints concerning policing or the third ward district, which in- cludes Union City are expected to be made at the meeting or the board of warden and burgesses which will be held Tuesday, IL was learned to-day from Warden Sonn 1 Sheridan.
 The warden said this situation which provoked a strong compia,ne by Burgess Victor Burkus, newly elected democratic burgess Iro.h the third ward at the last it ing. has been corrected now ,,,;i, not he necessary to add any more men to patrol there, he an- nounced.
 The motor patrol has been sent ,,n there more frequently during inc night and is able to provlde odeouote policing there now, ac- cording tp MT Sheridan. Burgess Rnrkus at the time said the dis trict was the toughest dlstrict III town and claimed more than the re~,Ilar number of cops there were needed to furnish sufficient protec- .tion there. If a fight should oc- cur at the same time as an acci- dent, the one policeman would not he able to supervise both Jops, U was pointed out then. However the number of disorders rom ,ne.e ;t ;s feit that there will be no need of further revision.
 To-morrow night will be Fathers and Mothers night at the Beacon Valley Grange. The affair which win be held In Grange hall, IS eN- nerted to be quite an interestlnS me Several reuitations appro- nriote to the ocrasion will be rem dared by members of the Grange. The program is in charge or the lecturer. A good attendance at the meeting is anticipated;
 Empioycs Hold Odting
 A number of employees or tne Central office of the U. ,. hupuei company here, both men ana mS men, held steak supper tao. taor nf at High Rock park in honor oi Mrs Gertrude (Morden) Breeze, who was married recently.
 She was formerly worker at the Central office and had many friends there. The affair was fine tribute to her popularity. lt nroved quite enjoyable, with the sunner being delicious. Games were enjoyed, and a general gooo time was had. The park is prov ing an ideal spot for sucn aliairs' especially on hot days for the cooi- ness of the forest makes the not test day pleasurable al tnls spot. It is being visited by more persons ince 1t was made state para
 There will be meeting or the Nanratuck Hook and Ladder com pany tonight at the fire house at S o'clock. Plans for the conven- tion of state firemen to be held in Waterbury will be announced ana further plans formulated. Chair man Herbert Cockroft will report for the committee in charge or the affair.
 The local department has re- ceived an invitation to participate in a field day to be held by the Glastonbury fire department at Glastonbury. Because or tne oia- tance local firemen would nave to travel it is not expected many firemen will atentd. although 1t is probable a few from the local de- partment may be on hand. The field day is to be held September 15. I
 Quorum Expected at Meetihs
 Reports on EZRA activities n local schools will be made by supt uf Schools Harold F. Chittenden at the meeting of the Naugatuck hoard of education this afternoon. It is expected to be an interesting session. A quorum IS expected to be present. Besides appoint ment of two Teachers, there Will De transfers of some other instructors in the local schools, 1t IS peleVen' The meeting will start at o'clock.
 nxn,, eQAn mn Collected
 More than $30O,000 was collect ed by Tax Collector James Fitzger- aJd in the recent payment Of July property taxes which ended yester- day Interest of one and one-half per cent will be charged now duf' ing the rest of August. This com prises two months interest. Alter this time the interest rate will ne threefourths of one per cent each month.
 The total amount of July taxes to be collected was about $oto,ooo so it may be seen that the people responded quite well to the pleas or inc tax collector and Warden Sherl- dan.
 The biggest day of the week was Tuesday, Mir Fitzgerald announced. More than. $5O,000 was taken in in taxes that day. Yesterday good 
 business was done but 1t aid not equal the previous day.
 Mir Fitzgerald said to-day he be- lieves the percentage of collections this wear is about the same as at this time last year. Interest charg- es started to-day and will continue until the bills are paid. It IS to the advantage of the taxpayer to settle up as quickly as possiple, MT Fitzgerald pointed out, for he Will be saving himself so much more money by doing so.
 . Rc.istrars to Meet Tomorrow
 Registrars of Voters Dennis M Linskey and George P. Young will hold a session in the borough court room tomorrow to receive apphca- tins for party enrolment and cr- rect addresses of local voters. They will open the session at IF o'clock and will be there until 9 o'clock tonight. This is the opportunity for voters who wish to have voice in the choosing of candidates. to register with the party. or their choice. They will then be able to vote at the party caucuses put otherwise they will not get vote
 Many persons are wondering whether another effort will be made at the present time to do away with party caucuses among tha democrats. It will be re- called that prior tot he spring election. this attempt was made hut failed because the delegates at the town convention decided against it. The idea was 10 make the affair more open to a great CT number.
 Al the time Of the last demo- cratic caucus there were many complaints as to the. necessity of having to vote for two states 0f candidates without getting much opportunity to nominate anypody else.
 Many of tf.s democratic lead CTS seemed to favor at that time the proposed mashod which would ruhstitute ward voting with ballot