The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-13
Sanitary Sewer Job
 In Naugatuck Begun
 Early This Morning
North Spring Street Project Finally Sanctioned - St Mary's Dramatists Give Play Tonight Fish and
 Game Club Plans Fox Hunt Saturday
NAUGATUCK
Wm. J. Baxter Correspondeut-Phon Nausatuck e7s.:

NauSaIuCkt 0eCs 1S-WOrK or the North Spring street sanitar. sewer started today. This project il one which had a stormy passage before it was finally decided. Ont of the strongest advocates of 1t hal been Leo Brophy, second ward bur. gess and chairman of the street committee of the board of warden and burgesses.
 A few owners of property in that section were in favor of it at frs, but a majority seemed opposed tc it, particularly some who owned land but did not reside there These objected because they felt the assessment they would have tc pay would be too much.
 Burgess Brophy realized that ir these times such a complaint was logical and offered to defer most of the assessment only charging the land owners for enough to pay for the cost of materials. A meet ing of the property ownerS> was held and there still seemed a ma jority against it although more fa- vored it than did at first.
 However Burgess Brophy and other street committee m members, who felt the proposition was Q good one, talked it over in detail wit hthe owners and finally got at least half favoring it. One of the reasons they urged it now is be- cause the state is planning to inn prove this road in the near future and 1t might become necessary to install the sewer later if septic tanks, now used by some owners there, failed to function properly. T fofn inrN the new road, and might spoil a good job. Several months ago the board voted in favor of 1t despite some protests.
 Now work on it is getting under way. It should provide work for many local town employees.
 St. Mary's Play Tonight
 Everything is in readiness for the initial presentation tonight of the three-act farce comedy Hold Everything" which will be given at S:15 in Columbus hall by the St. Mary's Dramatic club. Ticket sale has been good, final rehearsals have showed the actors are cap able of turning in fine perform ance. and it is expected to be one of the dramatic hits of the win ter season.
 Austin Goetz is the author of the play. It is produced by special ar- engagement with the Northwestern Press, Minneapolis. Minn.; for the benefit of St. Mary's church. The time of the show is the present. Act one depicts an evening in spring, act two shows a scene inn mediatelyj following act one, and act three takes place the next morning at six.
 Abbie Reilly and Joseph Durkin will render solos between the acts and the Royal Garnet orchestra will furnish music. Fred Zehnder has directed the show. He is pres ident of the club and a member of the Valley Players dramatic club.
 The cast consists of: Caroline Caruthers. a proprietress. Helen Sokolsky: Niobe, a colored servant, Kay Connell: Christopher Morgan, a banker, Joseph Burke: Connie Morgan, his daughter. Margaret Reilly; Bee Williams, Comics friend. Margaret Jones; Courtney Barret. Jr.. Comics pet aversion, Andrew Nolan; Mrs. Julia Gibbs, an ambitious mother. Margaret Donovan; Lollie, Wanda and Daisy Gibbs. her daughter. Evelyn Nor me- EticeH I1SotCSs anu Moritis; Steve and Andy, crooks en route, Francis Moritis ad Peter Ei- nix; Tim Macauley, a detective. Jo- seph Sokolsky; the milk man. Ken meth Murphy.
 There is plenty of action in the
 See "Hamlct" Played
 Many Naugatuck high school students, some accompanied by their parents. attended the presen- tation of Hamlet. Shakepreare's great tragedy. in Shubert theater, New Haven last night with Wal ter Hampden playing the role of the tragic Dane.
 Play Date Fixed
 Thursday, December 20 has been fixed as the definite date of the Christmas play to be presented in the high school auditorium by high school students. Miss Louise Grain- ger,. English and dramatics instruc- tor who is directing the perform ance, announced today. It had been undecided whether the show would be held on Dec. ls or Zo. Love Comes Knocking" is the name of the show
 Public schooH pupils will enjoy a two weeks vacation after Friday, Dec. 21. School closes Friday and the pupils do not have to return until Monday. Jan. z.
 Fox Hunt Saturday
 The Naugatuck Fish and Game club will hold a fox hunt, which had been postponed once, next Sa- turday morning if weather permits, 1t was decided at the annual meet ing of the society last night held in the fire house. Hunters will meet at 8 a. m. and after the hunt all will agther at the Red Arrow luncheon. Members dogs will be used and a good hunt is anticipa- ted.
 to head the club last night. He was president last year also. Other offi- vice. president; Rudolph Lenners, second .vice-president: Louis Schil- Ter, Jr., secretary: Lyman Lam- phere, treasurer; Louis Schiller. Jr., William Broadrick, Edward Sim mons. William Megin. Thomas Saunders, E. w. Whitlock and Wii- liam Garland, executive committee members.
 The game committee was author ized to buy 100 birds for restock- ing the woods in this section. A social was held after the meeting and moving pictures were shown by John Leary, well known local druggist.
 Five Fires Yesterday
 Bremen were glad of the ietup in the cold wave yesterday for they had ab usy day. Five fires occupied their attention. None reached large proportions however. The first was at the dump at the end of Cherry