The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-09
Naugatuck Lutheran
 Church Reports For
 Past Year Pleasing
Over Sl2,OOO Realized Profits of Societies to Be Given to Needy Officers Elected at Annual Meet
 ing Last Night Joseph E. JenzeIl Succumbs
NAUCATUCK
Wm ,. Raxtcr. CoFrespOndrnt-Ph0ne Naueatuck e7s.a

his sudden passing. The funeral will be held Friday from his home but time and other atrangements have not yet been completed.
 Officers Reelected
 | officers of St. Michaers church were reelected last night at the afl- nual meeting of this church. They follow: Harold Baldwin, clerk
 George Wood, treaeurer; F. F. schafser and A. II. Dayton, war dens; e: D. Pearson, H. P. Bald- win, Robert Worfeil, George Rum- ney, Harold Brown, Walter Brown, Raymond Paul. Carlisle B. Futile H. H. Schofield. l.. s. Andrew. 0' w. Wood and AdoIph Schiosser vestrymen: George Wood and Har- old Baldwin delegates to the dio- cesan convention with F. F.. Hotchkiss and Wallace Noble, d. ternates; Jacib Keeling and c. E. /! Pearson, delegates to the Now Ha- ven archdeacofiry with Henry zwick and Robert Worrell, alter mates.
 Annual reports were submitted and showed good year.
 Name Officers
 Officers of the Women's Mission ary and Study association of st. Michaers Episcopal church were elected yesterday at the. annual meeting in the parish house and an interesting talk on Japan was address. was given by Rev. Arthur r. Lewis.
 Officers chosen were: Mrs. l.. Haynes Everest, president; Mrs. William StahI, vice. president: Mrs. Edna Feniman, recording secre- tary; Mrs. George Barwick, treas- urer. Mrs. Everest acts as corres- ponding secretary and Mrs. Norris Follett was chosen treasurer of the united thank offering when Mrs Charles Wurtenberg resigned be- cause of illness.
 Naug atuck, January 9 - Although no complete report of tho financial standing of the bor- ough. concerning the total spent this fiscal year Is available, q rough estimate indicates the borough has Q balance of about $102,000 left to carry it through the remaining three months. This might mean ] that. if the present average month ly expense is maintained, there may be a deficit of about $27,000. | The report of Borough Clerk Charles Daly. issued at the borough board meeting last night lacked l the welfare department figures. However. 1t showed expenditures of $331,354.67 without that de- pertinent. There was Q total bud get of $4so.720.71.
 If the monthly average of | $6,387 were added to the amount inc welfare department had spent before last month, $50,209.06, lt would make Q total of $56,6s6.66. If this were added to the expendi- lures in other departm ents 1t would make a total of $3B8,041.33 spent thus far. This would mean q monthly average of $43,226 spent, which If multiplied by three for ! the remaining months gives $129,- G78. or a little more than $27,000 more than the balance for that l period as estimated here. Oi course, these estimates are com parative.
 The figures for December as re- leased by MT Daly show: general administration, appropriated, $S7,- 077.50: spent $72,690.30; balance, $14,487.11; public safety, appro- priated $6O.102; spent, $43,227.s5; balance, $16,S74.16: education. appropriated s1S0,62s; spent. $142.1e9.3e; balance. s3s,45s.ss; health and sanitation. $5,026 ap- propriated; spent, $8.949; balance, s1,076. Public works, 4approprl- ated, $70,b01; spent, $62,S6s.51; balance, $7,632.49.
 Special appropriations amounted to $12,387.21 appropriated; $0,- 549.6O spent and $5.sS7.el left. Curtin Sheridan Dispute For a number of years the mat ter of sewers and gutters on Grove street was an issue which caused plenty of dispute and trouble for the board of warden and burgesses. It is beginning to look now as though the Johnson street dam. ages done by CWA workers last winter is striving to equal this as a | frequent cause of trouble.
 A dispute between John Curtin, representing his mother, Mrs Jo- hanna Curtin. whose property was damaged, and Warden John J. SneTIuuH Wdb lHG OHAy hNEAJ aFp'' in Q very listless session of the borough board last night.
 Mir Curtin asked for action on appointment of a board Of nrbitra- . ton which 1t was suggested at an EZRA board meeting, should be named. Warden Sheridan sur- prised Mir Curtin by informing him he had not advocated tho appoint ment of this arbitration board. and that he did not favor 1t. The board voted to have the bor- ough attorney and borough engi-- neer investigate tho matter and make suggestions concerning 1t. MT Curtin hurled tho threat that If 2 satisfactory answer Is not received by Mrs Curtin lone way or the l other by January IS, the borough board will be faced with q law suit"
 It will Dc recalled that a quapti- ty of dirt slid on to Mrs Cprtin's : property during CWA and EZRA work there under the previous ad- ministratiops A few months ago MT Curtin appeared before the borough board, and was told the '. ..1 tl 2 -a !. v.