The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-16

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 Street Department Busy
 The street department is being kept quite busy these days, it was learned today. Much work is being done and there is more planned for the future. Warden John Sher- idan is quite pleased with the prog ress being made by the depart ment, headed by Superintendent James Brophys
 The Nettleton avenue sewer work has just been finished and work on the Nixon avenue sewer is well un- der way. A deep trench is neces- sary on this avenue to conform with grading conditions.
 Some street department workers are active, installing curbs, gutters and sidewalks on North Hoadiey street. They are working to com- plete this job before really serious winter weather sets in. Work of grading Olive street is underway with much of it having been done.
 The North Spring street sewer, work on which was authorized at the last meeting of the board of warden and burgesses, and which was the cause of considerable con- troversy on the part of property owners in that section, will get started after the Nixon avenue sewer job is completed. This will probably be in about three weeks.
 Children who attend Prospect street school are expected to profit by work street department em- ployes are now doing on a path way across the brook in that vicin- ity. This cuts off considerably the distance some of the children have to AS to attend school.
 New Pathway
 The former pathway was rather low there and when the brook rose because of heavy rains, 1t often overfiowed onto the path and the children came to school with wet shoes and feet. The new path is so situated there is no danger of this and is expected to be quite an improvement. The old path put in by the state had several things wrong with it, according to town officials.
 Most of the workers on the rip rapp wall project on the river banks are street department work CTS and the warden feels that though 1t is an EZRA project, credit for the work being done should go to the street department.
 Street department trucks are be- ing used by the EZRA for some of its projects. Besides these activities there are the usual routine jobs. such as cleaning sewers and the many other minor things which the department does.
 100 Coming Here
 About 100 persons are expected to gather in Naugatuck Tuesday night when the rally of the Water bury group of Epworth Leagues will be held at the Methodist church here, Rev John D. Atkins of Milford, dean of the Methodist institute this summer, will be the Fuest speaker. "A Service of Wor- ship for November, will be the subject of the talk. A show and refreshment will follow the meet ing.
 Falls. Waterbury, Naugatuck ana other towns comprise the Water bury group. The public is invited to attend the worship service at o'clock.
 The funeral of Miss Sarah Fitz- gerald. who died Tuesday night at St Raphaeps hospital, New Haven, was held this morning at S:S0 o'clock at the home of her father. James J. Fitzgerald, at 3S Galpin street and at g o'clock at St Fran cis' church. A solemn high requiem mass was celebrated at the church and burial was in St James ceme- tery.
 Louis De Carlo, well known sec- ond ward republican leader, Is re- cuperating from an operation foi- lowing a severe attack of appendt- citis. at his home on South Main street, MT De Carlo returned yes terday from the Waterbury nos pital where he has been convaiesc- ing following the operation.
 He still is a sick man and It IS expected to be several weeks berore he will be able to be up and around again. MT De Carlo is a member of the public welfare board. He has many friends here.
 Building Sold
 The wooden building at 74-S0 Church street has been sold to Samuel and Anna A. Kievman, hoth of German street by the Church Street Realty company. Marone's barber shop, Vallee's Innch and Kievman's cleaning ana dveing place of business have nad rents in the building. This building was formerly the property Of the Rarnum estate but 1t has been owned by the Church Street Realty company for eight years now. Fms company owns the remainder 'or the Buildings from Kievman's 10 Barnum court.
 Legion Plans Entertainment
 An entertainment is planed by the American Legion in the near future and details of 1t were dis cusged at the meeting of the post here last night. Nothing definite resulted however. Members pledged their cooperation and support .for fhe Red Cross membership drive, after Commander Albert Robinson reduesteds their help, pointing out the fine work done by the Red Cross throughout the year. The legion membership committee made its report.
 Prepare for Dinner
 Members of the Young Demo- cratic club here are looking Tor ward to Thursday night when the victory dinner will be held at way erly inn, Cheshire. Gov Wilbur l.. Cross, Lieut. Gov Frank Hayes, sheriff J. Edward Slavin. Cong J. Joseph Smith and others are ex- pected to attend. Dancing will fol- low the dinner. The committee will complete plans at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock In the borough courtroom Jere Callahan, chair- man. has announced.
 Mali Early, Brown Says
 Mail Christmas packages, cards ar letters early, Postmaster Walter Brown requests of Nausatucls resi. y. dents. The Christmas season is just s,."vra the corner and the post a.lIca amnlnyen VIII have all they