The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-08

DanU WttnureWs lOuOWAuS AAS HUI eral felony convictofn, she will wage a whirlwind drive for elec- ton.
 roll, Frank Green, J. O'Loughlin and Jim Brennan.
 It was voted to accept the state allotment for 1934-35 to request the maximum sum of $10,000 and that the towns one-fourth share of $2,500 be paid tho state, as an- ticipated at the meeting of the freemen in May.
 Will Install Mains
 The Water company was given permission to install an eight inch cast iron main on Aetna street from Rubber avenue to Hoadley street, one on Hoadley street from Aetna street to Rubber avenue and a similar >one on Scott street from Cherry street to Lewis street for the purpose of improving fire serv- ice.
 A request of Theodore Novoga- sheski that a sanitary sewer be built on Golden Hill street exten- sion to connect his house with the sewer was referred to the street committee for investigation. Agnes Robinson, Elmer Lengyel, Mary Lengyel, Bridget M. Burns. Howard K. Hubbell petitioned the board for acceptance of the sec- ton of Pleasant avenue 235 feet south from the point now accepted. This was referred to the street committee.
 Josephine o'Donnell. John F. O'Donnell. Elizabeth Clark, Cath Artnn nrnynA Enrrn1l and F. Garrick, administrator for the Phillips estate, signed a petition asking grading of Hoadley street between Millville avenue and West street. This was referred to the street committee for action. Property owners adjoining Olive street on the southerly side author ized the borough to construct cement curbing in front of their premises and charge the cost of construction against their property They also petitioned adoption of grade changes there, which was recommended by Borough Engi- neer Robert D. Beardsley also.
 Those signing the first petition were Bridget M. Rafferty, Mary M. Murtha, Elizabeth Daly and estate of Timothy Daly. Samuel Grant. Mary Zapatka. Walter Saltaus, Mrs Annie Lengyel.
 Those who signed the grading change request included those mentioned above and Cornelius and Bridget Monahan. Mary Ash and Nelson s. and Minnie J. Spencer.
 Game Meeting Tonight
 Plans for clambake will be made tonight at the August meet tnn Af No ,nlr e1 vnI Game association, 1t was learned today. The plans were scheduled to be made at the July meeting but 1t was decided to postpone them until this month. A date and place are expected to be set with a committee to have charge of the affair being named.
 A report on land leased for hunting purposes Is expected to be made. The club expects to have one of its biggest hunting seasons and will have plenty of land for this purpose.
 A date for draining of the trout pond near the club grounds will be set at the meeting. The pond has been drained once lately and it is planned to repeat this as members want to get it in shape before the first shipment of finger lings, or baby trout, is received from the state department. This shipment is expected in october.
 Because the state slipped up in sending the local fish and game association more full-grown trout after promising them to the club this summer, they have indicated an extra amount of fingerlings will be sent here. These will be reared to full-size trout as was done last year. It is expected more than 1000 young trout will be received here. The meeting tonight will be held in the borough courtroom at 8 o'clock.
 A date for the next trap shoot by club members will be set at the concIave. The first shoot, held cess. axe Bcclxwith-Schiller High Robert Beckwith of Waterbury and Town Clerk Louis Schiller Jr. were tied for high gun with each getting 24 out of 25 but Beckwith finally won out with 87 out of 100 shots while Schiller got 62 out of |75. E. w. Whitlock, veteran Nau- gatuck sharpshooter, arrived too, late for extensive shooting but hit 23 out of 25 shots.
 There were about 75O shots fired. The shoot was held at the clubs grounds. Aside from the three mentioned those taking part vert James Montanari, Primo Massa. Tom Saunders, Henry Ploski, Frank Baker, Fred Olson and Charles w. Pearson. all of Nauga- tuck. Arthur Corcoran, J. F. Dun phy and J. W. York. all of Water- bury also were shooting. An inter- ested group of women spectators were present.
 Funeral of Charles Noble The funeral of Charles Noble, who died Monday was held this afternoon at 2:30 at his home. ITO Aetna street. Rev Richard Baxter, acting rector of St Michaers Episcopal church. off, ciated at the services. and burial was in Grove cemetery.
 Briefs
 Miss Mary Cronin of Hillside avenue is vacationing atl Camp Cotuit, Cape Cod.
 Harry Olson. ST. of New street. Is vacationing at Lake Zoar. Harry Olson Jr, of New York city. has returned to New York after vacationing for two weeks at Lake Zoar.
 Robert Collett of New Jersey, ..s-s.,. ar. auA AH.a