The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
Phone Naugatuck o5a.s

and next Tuesday, there will be distribution of food next Wedncu- day.
 ReardOn Again Honored Timothy Reardon, genial Dor. ough cop, was again honored by the Naugatuck Police Association members last night at the annual meeting when he was chosen vice. president, the highest office in tho local association. Chief John Adamson was reelected treasurer and secretary.
 It was decided at the meeting which was well attended that the policeman's ball will be on January 9th next year instead of December 3ist as usual. This is on q Friday. December 31st falls on Monday. Walter LyBiewicx was chosen chairman of the dance committee and Sergeant John Gormley, James Cuddy and Timothy Reardon were named the other members of the committee. officer Cuddy and Ser. geant Gormley were chosen dele- gates to the state police convention to be held in New Haven, August 18th.
 No Court Session To-day Again tho police enjoyed n quiot night last night, no arrests having been made and thore was no court Hoasion to-day. No accidents were This Ia the third consecutive day no court was held this week.
 Legion Moves To-day Further discussion of legal and | technical questions concerning the Aa s.N kA hAnaa on Hillside avenue and Elmwood street will take place at tho next meeting of the post which will be at tho home of Joseph Raytkwlch, Miilville avenue on noxt Thursday.
 Tho Legion equipment was being moved to-day to the local hro through tho summer through the | courtesy of Fire Chief Milton oal- win,
 Tho chief told the legion that 1 space could bo found In the firo niture and thus settled one of the | problems of tho legion, Tho Le. Rionnnires had decided to leavo | their present quarters in the Odd Fellows building to-day. Tho new building is to be A story and a half high, semi-colonial atruc | turo with n cellar 90 by 70 feet. ft will bc set back on the lot. At the noxt meeting tho Naugntuck Post | Corporation which was organized whon the property was presented the post by tho late Harris Whittc- more, will be re-organixod. Reports | of tho building committee, Will also | bc made at this time.
 An investigation of water righta on the property must Do made Do. fore construction starts.
 Will Receive Degree A class of candidntcH will be ini. tlnted into the first and second dc. grhcB at tho weekly meeting toe night of the Beacon Valley Grange. The Litchneld Grange dogre0 team which has m excellent ranking the state, will como to oxemplify the dogroes. ThM work will follow | tho regular business meeting. There will bO no other program. On Frl- day, July 9th tho third ana fourth degroOs will Do given and q harvest supper will follow. John Bona, mnstcr of the local grange. VIII preside at the business meeting to. night
 | Elton Johnson Graduated Elton Johnson, son of MT ana Mrs D. August Johnson of Grove street, was graduated last night from the McAlligter School Of Elm. balming in Now York City. He took a nino months course thoro. Ho iS q | Rrnduatc of tho local high school and is popular here. He VIII not Horvo m apprenticeship for several years.
 Tax Collector Busy
 With still about 200 persons to pay back property taxes Of Inst yoar and tomorrow the nnnl dny to pay, Tax Collector James Fits gerald wns belng kept busy t0.dAy and expected to Do even moro go tomorrow morning. He VIII bo in his office until 0 o'clock tonight ana will bo thoro tomorrow morn- Ing also.
 Aftor that lions will be olapped on property of th0so who nave n0t paid, The tax collector explains thnt no is required by tho state inv. it being nothing he has con. irol over himself, These liens cost over &4 to bo lifted SO all who do not pay tho taxes duo July 1, f0913 will have to pay this oxtra sum be. sides having their property tied up.
 The tax collector asks that on the next tax bills duo July 1, and which also contain tho bill for next December taxes, auto owners pay both taxes at once that ia the July md December taxes, because tho amount is small and it VIII save cOnsiderable bother, both on the part of tho payer and tho tax cole loct0r.
 FinRi Pay Day
 To.dny was the final pay day for nt Ionat four woekH for thousands of locni Itubber Company workers becnuso of tho fact that tomorrow marks tho beginning 0f vacations during tho thre0 weeks shutdown of tho local Glove and Since Com. pnny, The NauRatuck Chemical | Coulpnny will not have c shutdown ns far ns is known at present.
 About 5000 workers were affect. cd by this shutdown. The only major branch of the q. '. Rubber company here not Included In the shutdown rdor is the central 0fiice plant. Workers on duty were paid Off In the plants whil0 those for whom the enforced p0rlOd of Idle. | ness started several dnys ago sot their checks At the Maple street | bntranoo,
 Many persons arc planning tc leave tho town during this period 70 things in tho b0r0uRh nre ex' pccted t6 Do oven duiler than usual, E'inaI Itegistrati0n Day
 To.morrow is tho final day for | faRiatrntion of exbefienc0d men bbs tween tho ages of i2i and 70 fyofn this borough In the civilian Con- hervation Corps Men who hnve eN. perience in auto repairing. bInck- smithing, baking, carpentry, office, warahoIs0 clerk, compressor. oper: Ssnsns sr w ss s':SssSs ssosSssd ~0'' ""' No definite quota has been sent the borough in regard to this as it | ig feit there are not too many who will qualify heFe, negIatrntI0n is at