The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24
Definite Platform Will Be Discussed;
 United Front Seen
Vigorous Drive This Year Is Committees Aim; CIean-np Week Starts Tomorrow -Rotarians to
 Hear Wm Smpf- -Judgment Suspended
NAUGATUCK
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 Naugatuck, April 24.-Demo- crats will swing into action tonight when the town committee is sched- uled to meet and make plans for tho campaign. The meeting will be held in the town hall at 8 o. clock. Frank Green, chairman of the committee, to-day announced. It is expected that definite plat form will be discussed. Democrats believe that the present administra- ton is open to criticism on many points and just which ones will be concentrated upon will be decided at the meeting of the committee tonight.
 There will also be plans made to see that possible democrats who applied last week to be made vot- CTS appear this week before the selectmen to qualify. It is be- lieved attempts to insure a united front by the party will be made.
 Since after the nomination of John Sheridan as the warden, democratic hopes have increased. At first there appeared to be some resentment at the nomination of the third ward burgess, partly be- cause 1t was such a surprise, but much of this seems to have faded and some democrats feel the party stands excellent chances of win ming.
 It is believed every effort will be made tonight by the commit tee to prepare for strong and vigorous campaign.
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 Clcan-up Plan
 Street department trucks will call in various sections of the town for tin cans or small rubbish start ing tomorrow, further plans of cleanup week, announced to-day reveal. The drive is being spon- sored by the local Chamber of Commerce.
 Residents are again asked to have rubbish in a receptacle and the receptacle in a place convent ent to the truck. Sections to be covered and the time they will be done follow:
 On Wednesday they will cover New street, running south to north. From Hoadley street to Water street running east and west.
 On Thursday, Rubber avenue south to Spencer street. Andrew avenue to Elm street, east and west.
 On Friday and Saturday they will take care of the east side of the Naugatuck river.
 The Red Cross is displaying a cleanup poster on its bulletin board
 Health Officer, Dr w. I. Baker has already issued a. warning to residents to clean up their prop erty. If they do not comply with his request, steps will be taken to have the warning enforced.
 Major Sumpf to Talk
 William Sumpf will be the speaker at the local Rotary club meeting tomorrow noon in Halls tavern. MT Sunni will tell of his experiences in the U. s. army. He has spent 25 years in the army all over the world and was captain of 8 troop of colored soldiers over seas during the World war. He was later made major. He has again re-enlisted and will sail on May 4th for the Philippines where he will be stationed.
 Budget Discussion Again
 The discussion of the budget will be continued this afternoon by members of the board of warden and burgesses at 4 o'clock. This will be another informal meeting with outsiders barred. According to Warden Whittemore no definite decision was reached last night at similar gathering in the borough clerks office. William Noble was the only burgess not present at the discussion.
 The budgets of all the depart mepts were touched on but most of the time was spent discussing the street department budget. Five hours have now been spent by the burgesses in discussion of this work and the end is not yet in sight. In- dications are a tax increase may be necessary even without pay restora- tons and things don't look hopeful at present for those wanting pay restorations.
 Judgment Suspended
 Judgment was suspended on payment of $3 in the case of John J. Mclaughlin of 120 Bridge street, Waterbury. He was arrested last night by Officers Kogut and Carl son on q charge of intoxicatoin. The case was the only one before borough court to-day.
 Following are 200 women who