The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-06
Officials Discuss 1 Possibilities For
 Raise At Hartford
No Definite Appropriation Set for Next Month Three New Projects to Get Underway Here SOon-Sheri-
 dan May Cut Present Investigators Salary

ana numerous SpOTtS CNCnIS ASs uC- ing plann d. It is expected there will be a large attendance. There will be various sorts of refresh- ments.. Rocco Sable heads the committee and the assistants are Peter Morello, president of the so- ciety, Louis Cretella, Anthony Del Vechhio, Andrew Sirica and John Magone.
 Funeral of Mrs Graham
 The funeral of Mrs Lena (Kirk) Graham, who died Tuesday, was held yesterday afternoon from her home, 25 Riverside drive to the Congregation church. Rev Ed ward R. Hance officiated. Inter- ment was in Grove cemetery.
 Officers Installed
 Officers of Natatuc tribe, I. O. R. M., were installed last night Deputy Albert Kistner and staff of Waterbury had charge of the affair. Officers installed include Raymond Grant, saohem; Kenneth Rapieff, prophet; Frank Presto, senior sag amore; Richard Adkins, junior sagamore.
 Briefs
 MT and Mrs Louis Triano and family of May street are vacation ing at Myrtle beach. Miss Agnes Gormley of Carroll street has returned from a brief vacation at Bayview.
 Miss Ruth Swan of New street was visitor Wednesday at Savin Rock.
 MT and Mrs Patrick McKeon of Barnum court, Mrs Mary McKeon of Ward street and Mrs Martin Milan of High street were visitors Wednesday at Savin Rock.
 Miss Ora L'Houiller of Florence, Mass, is visiting Christopher Mo- roney and Miss Mary Moroney of Meadow street.
 Officer Timothy Reardon of City Hall street is taking his annual two weeks vacation from the police force.
 May Use Town Section
 Warden John J. Sheridan and Street Superintendent James Brophy last night inspected the section of land near the New Dam owned by the town. Warden Sheridan said 1t is quite likely that the bath house which it is planned to erect in that vicinity, will be located on this section.
 The town would. not then be lia- ble to any property owner for dam ages if any accident happened. It is probable control of this section with the bath house would be turn ed over to the local park commis- sion.
 Swimmers at the pool are look ing forward with eagerness to the new bath house. It is something that has long been needed there for many swimmers use the dam. Indications aret he structure will be built soon. Warden Sheridan is giving the matter his personal attention.
 Concert Enjoyed
 A fine concert was given last night by the Alumni Gospel quar- tet of North Dakota. The four singers showed they had beautiful voices and harmony and lived up to their excellent reputation. The concert was held in the Swedish Congregational church here.
 There was a good attendance, many persons coming from New Haven who had either heard of the singers or who had heard them be- fore. A sermon was preached by one member of the quartet, all of whom are ministers.
 Uniform Action Delayed
 Definite action as to buying more uniforms for the volunteer mem- bers of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder company was postpon- ed until Monday night at a meet ing of the association last night in the fire house. There was a dis cussion of the matter but it was decided to defer action until a spe- cial meeting Monday.
 The uniforms are required so that the local firemen may attend the state convention in Waterbury next month. / John R. Hackett was chosen delegate of the company to the convention and Maurice Scanlon was named alternate. Warden John Sheridan was pres- ent.
 It was decided to reorganize the Naugatuck Hose. Hook and Ladder Accident and Protective associa- tion. A meeting to complete plans for this will be held after the reg