The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-29

Naugatuck, May 29-Warden
John ]. Sheridan will guar q
against the F'ERA running the
town into debt. ne announced to-
day after learning the state FERA
favored Naugatuck taking up san
itary and storm sewer projects and
sewage disposal plant as FERA
jobs. This was announced yester-
Groh, local FERA supervisor.
Warden Sheridan said there are
a lot Of projects which can be
done at minimum cost to the
borough and these will be the ones
he will favor the local FERA
tackling. In his opinion sanitary
sewer jobs and sewage disposal
plant projects would be quite cost
ly to the town, he stated.
One of the primary purposes Of
the present administration he said.
will be to keep down the borough
debt in order that the town will
have better credit and the warden
will base his actions on such q
policy.
This may cause another clash
with the FERA If administrator
Harris Whittemore, Jr., and tho
FERA advisory board feel 1t ad-
visable to tackle the sewage pro-
jects first. Warden Sheridan said
he thought road jobs are less cost
ly to the town than. sewer pro-
jects. During the election CAM
paign, the warden charged the
FERA tried to saddle his admin
istration with heavy expense dur
ing the past fiscal year.
New Fire Alarm BOX
A new fire alarm box, on Mead
ow street, near the Salem school
was installed tody. The nearest one
to the school heretofore was the
one at town hail. The number Of
the new box is ~.
An interesting talk on Patriot
ism" was given today at the week.
ly Rotary club luncheon by Rev
Arthur r. Lewis, rector Of st
Michaefs church. A directors meet
ing followed the luncheon session
which took place in Halls tavern.
Show Again Scores
The show Here Comes Charlie
presented last night at st Mary's
hall by members of st Mary's Dra-
matte club, scored another hit.
There was a good attendance and
the show was heartily enjoyed.
Players in it were Mary LeClair.
Frank Jones, Margaret Reilly, Hell
en- Sokoioski, Andrew Nolan, John
Gilbert, Helen Jones, Joseph Neal,
1It ri ponkoG EHnd
Zeander directed the production.
The funeral of Mrs. Stella A..
Lyons Noble, 81, wife of Glenn f.
Noble who died at her home yes
terday will be held tomorrow at
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Con-
gregational church. Rev Edward
r. Hance, pastor will officiate and
BURIAL will be in Grove cemetery.
Friends may call at the Alder
son funeral home, 201 Meadow
street tonight from to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Noble was chairman of the
program committee of the Manga
tuck Women's club during the first
two years of its inception and was
one of the leading factors In
Will Wait Until Tuesday
Warden Sheridan will probably
not call the special meeting of the
board of warden and burgesses to
discuss administration appoint
ments this week. he indicated to-
day.
In view of the fact the June
meeting Of the borough board Is
slated to be held next week Tues
day, it is believed the appointment
matter will go over to this time.
Democratic burgesses split over
the appointment of Milton Calvin
as fire chief have not changed
their stands on this point. Appoint
ment of Republicans to some OF the
major or minor posts looms as a
certainty unless some agreement Is
reached prior to the meeting. 1t Is
not expected the start of the meet
ing will be delayed as long as two
weeks ago last Monday when bur-