The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-26
open to friends this afternoon and evnniNU

open to friends this afternoon and evening.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ziegler
 The funeral of Mrs. Marie Darn- eider) Ziegler wife of George D ziegler of 315 Millville avenue who died Saturday night will be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 from her home to St. Fr ncis church al 10 o'clock where requiem mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. James cemetery. The time or Iinally was announced as 8:30 and but was later changed.
 Tax Collector James Fitzgerald will send out between 200 and 25O tax liens notices next Saturday to delinquent tax payers, he announc- ed this morning.
 These are for the five mill tax on the grand list of 1883 which were due Dec. 3l, 1884. This tax must be paid on or before Dec. 31, 1885 or liens will be filed on the pro- perty as required by law, the tax collector warns.
 If liens are filed, it will cost $3.75 to lift each in addition to assess ment of the sum owed. The tax collector urges all local residents who owe this tax to pay by the end of December.
 He is in his office in the town hall every afternoon except Satur- days from one p. m. to D. m. and is also there Monday and Friday evenings from to g.
 No White Collar Work
 There are no white collar" EZRA workers left in the town hall now. Up to this week group had been employed in the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. but now these have finished their work and some have been employed on the sewing Works Progress Administra- tion sewing project, others are still waiting and hoping for work with the WPA or elsewhere.
 Another white collar" group had been let go several weeks ago when funds vanished. The town hall to- day presented a more deserted ap- pearance sa far as clerical help is concerned than it has in several years. Even under the Civil Works administration there were white collar groups active and at one time under the EZRA, the town hall, assessors office and town clerks office were crowded with them.
 When if ever similar jobs will come through under the WPA is not known.
 John Skype and his mother, Mrs. Amelia Skype have sold their gro- cery store located at the corner of Cherry and Scott streets to the Corey brothers who also have a store in Waterbury. The Skype store has been operated for 12 years.
 MT. Skype and his mother, are planning to move soon to Great Harrington, Vt. MT. Skype will take a position there with the Abdulla store, operated by his brother-in- law. The present management plans to continue the Skype store as grocery store. They have taken active management.
 Realty Transactions
 Several warranty deeds denoting realty transactions have been filed lately in the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Joseph and Ro- sale Darneider have sold to Ray J. McNamara a lot on Millville ave- nue according to one. Arthur F. Dunn has sold to Seymour Squire a lot with all improvements there on on Park avenue.
 Henry and Caroline Adamson have sold to Stanton and Edith Glover a house and lot on Park avenue. John J. German has sold to Lillian Van Derbeck house and lot on Aetna street and has also sold to Clarence F. Quackenbush a house and lot on Aetna street.
 Copies of the new marriage laws OA eAAC oOa1Cs ACAuA Ai6 Q oeh1CAACAtI by a physician that applicant has submitted to a standard blood test have been received in the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. They are available there for anyone in- terested. This goes into effect the first of next year.
 Admits Fallacies
 Although admitting the old age assistance section of the recently passed social securities act is "by no means perfect" and still needs to be remodeled, Mrs. Celia Rastow speaker al the League of Women Voters meeting here last night, said it is a step forward and predicted eventually it will be approved by both employers and laborers.
 She pointed out the workmens compensation bill passed years ago