The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-15

at Fordhan university. is VII. catlonlng with his parents, Atty md Mrs 'ohn MeDonough of Mill Villo avenue,
 Edward Butkus, 6 student at Syracuse university, is vacationing with relatives in the borough.
 A group of local high schoo' girls went on an outing Tuesday to Lnkot Qunssupnug under tho super vision of Miss Eleanor Welles. An enjoyable time wGs had by gll
 Plan COnincnc Exercises
 Sunday, June 24, tho Sunday school commencement excrclsoB will be held at SC Mlchaol's Epls. copal church at the l 1 q. m, scrV' leo. No Sunday school will bo held on that day. The annual Sunday school picnic will bo held at Double bench on Tuesday, June goth. A letter has been sont out by the rector requesting the help Of the congregation and friends toward the expenses of this picnic, and othor rocrntional features of tho year. Money may be sent to the treasurer of the Sunday school, James LutZe, or to tho rector, Roy Arthur Y. Lewis. A good response iS hopod for In order that thero may bo no question of not enjoy. ing accustomed entertainment dur Ing the coming year.
 Sheridan, WhIttemOrc Co Confer
 A conference between Warden John Sheridan and Harris Whlttcl more. former warden and present EZRA supervisor hore, will be held soon In connection with future ZEBRA projects here. No now pro. Jocts bnVo been started yot. Theie is ono which may Do m FBIlA project. ThIB is In connection with q wall on Johnson street
 Wonder About Appointment
 NnugntuGk rGSldontB aro docking forward with intorost to tho end Of tho month. It is understood tho appointment of Harris Whit. tOmOro, former warden, aB super. visor Of tho Federal Emergency Roliof Administration will como Up for renewal nt that timo. Tho fnGt that the matctf of non-renewhl would probably 1ffoct tho Job of Christian 0r0h, FIcRA official Un. dor Mir Whittomoro, is what causes the interest,
 Tho issue WIS brought up at tho election and leading demoerals at thnt tlm0 predicted sooner or Inter Mir 0roh would lose tho two jobs he hold thon, investigator for tho welfare department and FigltA labor overscor. Objection was ex. pressed Co Mr 0roh on tho grounds q native Of N1ugatuGk should Rot the job Mir OrOh has resided here about fiVo years. There IB no duos. ton as to his efficiency for no hhs handled tho work well.
 Ijo has recently resigned tho wolfnre department job. t,ome democrats elnlm that tho warden or chief official in tho town is usual. ly namcd tho FEitA he1d. Mir Whittemoro was warden whom hs wns appointed. They clnIm War. don John Sheridan will be numod about July 1 and if ho does, they aDy, Chris 0roh will los0 his Job. On tho other hand, republicans maintain Mr Whlttcm0re, and con. soquontly Mir Groh will remain in Ghnrg0.
 Food Supply Gone
 Tho last Of the foods sent 10 tho borough by the government for distribution to needy hero was giv. on out Wednesday at tho weekly dlStrlbutIon, Supt of Public Wol. fnro W, 1ladloy Cox to-day, an. n0unccd, Unless somo moro foods nrc received by tho borough be. tween now and next weok thorc will Do no distribution of food ht nll next wook, he stated.
 Nnugntuck has not received C shipment Of goods iD some tline now and Supt Cox said he has no definite indication some will bs sont 10 tho borough in tho next fcw duys. On tho contrary, no expects comparatively small amounts to Do sent at intervals and until these accumulate Into n large amount there will Do no fur thcr distribution. It would be silly, ho pointed out Co attempt 10 dletrIbutc small quantities when there would not be enough for al' However, at the present timc there iS not even the small amount to distribute.
 The highest number thnt TO. ceiVed thls food was 265 families, tho superintendent sthted. And last Wednesday about 175 families were supplied with food. How. ever, the amount given out at each distribution hns lessenod as the supply of food grew smaller. The decrease tn amount of food sem Inc borough K expected to last throughout the summer months but VIII probably increase as the months draw nenr.
 VIII Attend Convention
 Delegates John Daiy Burgess, victor Burkus. A. Barton Cross. Anthony Mazalkas and Charles Schwe'nle Will form the local dele gation which will leave this after noon to attend the 2sth Eagles annual convention tonight fin Bristol.
 Past worthy presidents who will attend included Joseph Kanes, William r. Kelly. Judge of Probate p. Emmett Shea, John Tucker. Thomas Fitzpatrick and Leo Wer- sig. A large class initiation will open the convention and a banq.ief will be held Friday night. Election or state officers will take place Saturday which will be the final day of the gathering.
 Tas BiiIs Mailed
 Five hundred tax bills were sent out yesterday and more were to follow to-day. Tax Collector James Fitzgerald has announced. There Is a bill on each side. one for the 1884 tax bill for district pum. ber ono of is mills payable July |. 1g34. which is levied on the grand list Of October I. 1888. Taxes on this paid after August bear intercs' from July 1 In accordance with the laws of the state.
 On the opposite side K the tpx for district Nh 7. also levied Dfs the Ortohcr. ih3s llri. which lh payable l)eecml,er si, igs4 On