The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-23


  High street could be installed, said MT Beardsley.
 No Money, Sheridan Says
 Warden Sheridan threw a damp. CT on the ambitious plans by an- nouncing We just haven't got the money for all these plars'' despite the. fact that MT Whittem0re said there is the minitntiim amount of trucking required in storm sewer project.
 Widening of Church street could start at the Division street end and go as far as the first elm tree, just north of the Congregational church. This section near the tree could be skipped unless perEnis- sion to remove it were given by the owner and work could be started from the Y. M. c. A. down to a tfe near the Congregational church drive. There is a maple tree on the Delaney property but there will be no objection to removing this, said MT Bardsley. This will give about 240 feet of added parking space at q cost for cement from the present roadway to where the gutter will be of $500.
 Mir Bearsley said he liked trees too much to, be asked whether they should be chopped down. The rest will go eventually if both ends are done, said MT Whittemore. ale though he also expressed q fond. ness for trees. On the other side, if anything is done, 1t should be done all the way through. the bor- ough engineer said. There are elfns virtually in the street and the Dor. ough has the right to remove them on this side, said Mir Beardsley. The widening of the left side was then approved, Mir Beardsley will prepare further estimates, and the meeting adjourned possibly until next Monday. If there Is any bus mess for the members then, they will be notified. If not, no meeting will take place.
 Brophy ReTutes zwick
 Charges and denials concerning action following the move of War. den John J. Sheridan In ordering the discontinuance of the motor patrol were still flying about to- day.
 Burgess Leo Brophy, democrat, emphatica1ly denied q statement, at- tributed to Burgess Henry Zwick, republican, that he, Brophy, had promised to attend the protest meeting held last night in the bor- bough clerks office. Brophy, vic- tor Burkus or Burgess Dif1neny, all democrats were not present.
 MT Bropny stated to-day he had told Burgess Zwtck he would att tend if the warden called the meet ing. As the warden did not call the meeting, he did not attend. He said he had other town business, in his capacity as street committee chair man for last night. He had to go to Waterbury to inspect some snow blows. |.
 However, he reiterated he did not Ego back on his word" as Zwick charged. ''I would have gone if the warden called the meeting as told Burgess Zwick" but only on, that condition.
 The three republican burgesscs and former Warden Harris Whit temore, Jr, were present at the ii1- dignation meeting. All severely criticized tho action in removing the patrol. They demanded the warden show what authority he had for the order and cited paragraph 35 of section 63 in an attempt to show that warden overstepped his bounds.
 Whittcmore Criticlzes MT Whfttemore said that two or more patrols equipped with radio are needed here instead of doing away with the only one we have. Every city or town of any size has one of these cars, which proves they must be of some value" Nau- gatuck Is going backward and leaving itself wide open to series of breaks" he charged.
 The republican bur9esses prais- ed the motor patfofmen as officers who always do their duty. Burgess zwick said many people had asked him to get the patrol back again. He said he and the other two re- publican burgesses were carrying out the wishes of most of the pe6. pie.
 Burgess Zwick said he was going to find out just why two policemen are not working about the United States Rubber company as ordered by the board a year ago. Only one patrolman has been at work there for the past several weeks. he claimed.
 To Address Rotary attorney for the court of common pleas in waterbury, will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Rotary club in Halls tavern to- morrow noon. "The Criminal Side of the Court of Common Pleas" will be the subject of his talk.
 Idris Alderson, Bill Chittenden. Harold Keeler, Ed Melbourne, Tommy Tomlinson and George Wig ellsworth will comprise the Rotary club bowling team tonight. Rev Arthur Lewis of the Episcopal church and a prominent Rotarian here, will speak tonight at the Ladies' Night affair sponsored by the Seymour club. Several other Naugatuckians are expected to at- tend.
 To Give Out Beef
 Fresh beef will be distributed to needy of the borough tomorrow, Sup of Public Welfare w. Hadiey Cox announced to-day. However, this is the only government prod- uct which win be given out. A new allotment of it was received last week and further shipments were promised for the future.
 Bishop to Visit
 Rt Rev Frederick c. Budlong, D. D.. Bishop of Connecticut, will visit St Michael's parish for con- Sunday, Nov (, at the il D. m. service. Glasses are in prepa- ration and will be presented by the rector to the bishop. This is the an. nual visitation which is usually made sometime in November. Last year the Rt Rev Bishop Acheaon, who has since died, also confirmed a class on Ash. "Wednesday.
 Because this service comes on the first sunday in the month and on account of the undesirabiy and extremely long service there will be a celebration of the Holy Com. ct the il q. ri. service oh Sunday. Oct 2s, the 22nd sunday after Trinity. which 10 also 8t simon and Bt Jude's day. There will be no celebration of the Holy