The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-19
Neyv Showers POnuIar

New Showers Popular
 One would think that firemen of all people would get hardened to f the heat because of their frequent fighting of fires when the tempr- atur shoots much higher than the sun sends it during the day. But such is not the case.
 The new black and white tile baths recently installed in the fire house, are being we'll used this week. New plumbing has been ins stalled and the room now presents most attractive appearance.
 After some of the hot arguments which are heard daily around the house over trivial matters, many of which are not settled usually. the disputants seek relief in the showers.
 Word on Taverns Soon
 Word as to when local taverns will have to close on Sundays is expected by tavern owners here soon. The local taverns will have to give up the practice of remain ing open from noon until g D. m. but just when this is to start is not definitely known.
 Borough Attorney Martin D.. Gormley is preparing a borough ordinance to be submitted to the borough board concerning hotels and restaurants here remaining open on Sunday. It will not affect taverns however. Restaurants here ySn k4 ,,xIa dinance allowing them to remain open is passed.
 Heat Wave Continues
 Naugatuck continued today to swelter in the grip of new heat wave. The thermometer reached 9S yesterday and indications were 1t would go just as high if not higher today.
 No heat prostrations were re- ported but the New Dam grew quite popular for local swimmers despite reports of pollution. Many journeyed to nearby lakes or shore resorts last night to enjoy swim.
 Red Men Elect
 Edward Jenzell was, chosen sachem of Natatuc tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, last night at a meeting of the. tribe attended by the full board of great chiefs of the state.
 Horatfo Russell was selected as senior sagamore and William Con- roy was elected junior sagamore Other officers are appointive and will be named at the next session at which the raising up" of ofii. cers will take place.
 Great Sachem Edwin F. Taylor was present and delivered an im- pressive address. Great Chief ot Records William Saunders of Wa terbury and Great Junior Saga more Nelson of New Britain were among the other visiting officials. There was a good attendance and fine time was had. MT. Jenzell succeeds Kenneth Rapieff as sachem.
 One Court Case
 Frank Scheithe of Il Prospect street was today found guilty on charges of intoxication and breach of peace and sentence was suspend ed for 60 days. He was arrested last night by Patrolman James Fenton. This was the only case that came up this morning with Judge Joseph E. Talbot presiding.
 To Attend Meeting
 It is expected Warden Sheridan will attend another meeting of the Connecticut League of Municipal Executives which will be held Tuesday at the Hotel Stratfield. Bridgeport. Matters concerning the works progress administration and how it will affect Naugatuck and other towns will be discussed.
 Small Gifts Asked
 The committee on the Dayton tribute are particularly anxious and desirous that a large number of small subscribers should be en- rolled. If every depositor, past and present. of the Naugatuck Sav- ings bank would give a subscrip- tion equal to one cent a year for every year of MT. Dayton's services the amount received would be ex- ceedingly startling. Men and wo-