The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-26

4 bill to approve it was intro- duced into the state legislature and was to be reported out today un- favably by the federal relations committee which is composed of nine republicans and three demo- crats. According to MT McDermott the democrats on this committee favor the measure, but the repub- licans oppose it.
 Me planned to ask the house to set aside the committee verdict and vote for the measure. Many local POlish-American residents hope to see the bill approved. General Pulaski's memory is highly regard ed here.
 At the March meeting of the local board of warden and burgess es it was voted to ask congress to if passed the measure concerning Pulaski now before 1t.
 To Amend Auto Bill.
 Rep, William McDermott plans to introduce an amendment to his bill concerning reduction of auto insurance rates in this vicinity, to the effect that insurance rates be based on records of all insurance companies concerning accidents III this vicinity. Rates are now based on the records of stock companies and not of all companies including mutual firms.
 He feels probably the average fatality rate would not De 50 nlgn if based on all records. He hopes to introduce the amendment tnls week. Action on Naugatuck judge ships is not expected until the first part of May, Rep McDermott stat ed today. These are not expected to be reported from committee until about that time.
 Atty Joseph E. Talbot and Atty Henry Freeman, the former re- publican, the latter democrat, have been recommended Tor tnis position in motions made at the legislature. Atty Talbot seems to have the best chance unless an up- set occurs as republicans and so. cialists have combined to control the balance of power.
 Card Party Friday.
 A public card party in behalf of the Naugatuck ambulance fund will be held Friday night by the Children of Mary of St Marys Church. It will be in the church hall. Miss Emma Bertothy heads the committee in charge.
 May Sell Lots.
 Announcement by Warden John sheridan of a few of the details of the proposed plan to divide part of the town land north of the town farm into building lots was one of the features of the special meeting of the board of public wei fare which was held last night in Town Hall. There was no official dis cussion of the plan but the warden exhibited 8 map in connection With the leasing of the town farm, which also showed about 15 acres north of Millville avenue and west of the Raytwich property which, 1t is planned, will divided up into build ing lots and sold at a very reason able figure to local residents.
 The warden announced he would present the complete plan for board action at later date. He con- siders the site quite a good one, and feels 1t is just the thing for young married couples who wish to have q home of their own. Borough Engineer Robert D. Beardsley and his staff have spent many weeks preparing this and other maps in connection with the property.
 The lots would probably have a 75 foot frontage according to present estimates, and there would be two strees on the plot of land. Much of the necessary work in preparing them could be done by EZRA labor, it is believed now.
 The newly appointed town farm Superintendent Marshall McCann will get a lease on other town farm land, about 75 acres, for one year period with option of renewal for another year, the board voted last night. His monthly rental will be $40 or $480 year.
 Says First Year Costly
 MT McCann was present at the meeting. It was at first proposed that the land be leased only for 9 one year term but MT McCann pointed out that he plans to put $1,600 or $17,000 into the farm for stock that all of his first years salary will probably be used to cover this expense. If he were not to have the position another year, he would have to take q considerable loss, if he had not the lease of the farm for at least one year, he said.
 Frank Eaton, board member, said he would not want to. see the land leased by somebody, who was rot taking care of the house, in other words by anybody other than the superintendant. hut said !