The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

degree team will install candidates who will include Warden John Sheridan and Tire Chef Milton Calvin.
 John Tucker, chairman Of the committee in charge has worked hard to make the affair q success. Borough officials have been invited to attend the metlneg.
 Thomas o'Copnor of Hartford, state ofiicial, will have charge Of to be installed follow; John j.. junior past worthy president; Bur. gess Victor yurkus. worthy vice. president; Richard Kelly, IT,, chap. lain;. Tony Mraz, conductor; James Lawlor, inside guard; Judge of Probate D. Emmett Shea, secre. tary; Paul Pagseck, treasurer; Don. aid Do0Iins, outside guard; Charles schWeInle, trustee for three years; Edward Reilly, trustee to take the place left vacant by, the resigna- ton of Thomas Fitzpatrick.
 Deputy Organizer William v. Kelly will give an addregs. Bor. 0ugh Attorney Martin E. oormIey Uhy hlbU Jhlhs
 Candidacy Is Surprise
 The announcement of the can. didacy Of Rep. William r. McDer. mott Of North Main street for the appointment as fuIt-tlme assessor has caused considerable surprise in town. ft had been expected Rob. ert CleGry, Br., who has held the office when democrats were in power for some time, would be named fullstime assessor with no opposition and that Carl Thomp. son, republican, would be partstiTne ass6sS0r. Mr. CIeary is now part time asSessOr. Last year MT. Tb0rD ps0n was full time assessor,
 Rep. MeDermott has stated he would be a candidate for ren0nnin 2 ati0n 1s representative f he does not get this job.
 He has been an ardent supporter Of Warden Sheridan iD the past campaign. The appointment will be made at the meeting Of the b0rs ough board tomorrow night
 To Complete Work
 Work on the main section Of Inc Church street sewer will probably De completed this week, t waa learned today. PrOgress has been made there and this job has the
 most number of Federai Finer. gency Relief Administration work CTS, according to Harris White.
 more, local ZEBRA supervisor. However there will Do several sections of the main sewer which will have to Do done after the maip section is completed.
 The Bethany airport job is being worked on steadily by EZRA men, The Johnson street project and the rip rap wall projects are the only other ones on which EZRA work ia now being done. The Recreation field project Of putting the brook uBderenGth the ground has not been touched lately. At first rainy weather forced baIt in this but now VERA officials believe t Is not necessary to start work on this now, thinking the completion of the other jobs is more needed at pres. eBt. Work ts necessarily slow be. cause Of the cut In EZRA help. The new grandstand at Recreation feId is practically completed now. ft is a decided improvement in appearance over the old,
 Card Party Tonight
 one Of the best card parties of the season is expected to be held tonight in Bt, Mary's church hall. It will be given by the St. Mary'a dramatic club. Entertainment, card playing and refreshments are on the program. Prizes will Do award cd. it is for the benefit of the club. Miss Helen Jones heads the committee in charge.
 Is Graduated Today
 Hans Griesbach, Jr., son of Hans GTlesbach Of May street, was grad. uated this morning from Vermont academy Baxton River, Vermont. He received good marks in his studies in school and got his letter in three sports, Among Naugatuck- ians present were his father, Bur. gess Henry Zwick, Mrs. Minnie Zwick, Mrs. J9mes Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Fred Kirschner. Dr. Andrew Zwick, formerly on Nau- gatuck and now of New Britain, was also on hand. The youth is a graduate of the local high school. Eiks To IntsaIi
 Exalted ruler Thomas J. Law. icy and other newly-chosen officers of the local Elks will be installed tomorrow night and a large attend ance of Eiks is expected. Archie J. Mccullough, past exalted ruler of the Derby lodge of Elkg and his staff will have charge of the in- staIIation. After the ceremony, Mr. Lawley will announce appoint ments. A social time will follow. Other officers who will be induct- cd follow: Arthur W. Swan, leading knight; Bernard Lindahlh esteemed loyal knight; John Tatlgian, es. teemed iecturing knight; George Haggerty, tiler; Edward J. Ahearn, secretary; William Y. Brennan, trustee for three years; Joseph 10. S0mmcrs, delegate to grand lodge convention.
 Go To New York
 A number of local residents went to New York yesterday to see the battle fleet. Among those making the trip were Raymond Adamson Of German street and William Fa- ger Of Scott street.
 Miss Catherine Talbot of Park Place, Miss Catherine Curtin of Cherry street, Mir. and Mrs. John Maroney Of Church street and Miss Theresa Mar0Dey of New Haven. Board Meets Tomorrow An interesting meeting of the board of warden and burgesses is expected tomorrow night. This will bo the regular June meeting. Ap- l pointments of two members to the board of charities, of full time and part time assessors, of plumbing board and of n member of the board of relief will come up then. There will also be discussion of the proposed electrical code and some changes may be suggested. Many routine matters arc expected l to be discussed. There is much inc ferest as to what the report of the borough clerk for the month of May will show.
 hlr and Mrs Harry olson and Daughters. Eleanor and Lois. have returned from New Brunswick, N. IJ. The first three went there to see Lois Olson receive her bachelor Of arts degree from New Jersey Col. la~a fmF HWamNu Harry 0iHon. IF.