The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-18

representative in the General As- sembly convened:
 Section l. Section thirty-six of the Charter of the Borough of Naugatuck is amended by insert ing after the words fire depart- ment.' in the fifth line thereof, the words "One of whom shall be known as the chief engineer, and one as. fire marshall and by insert ing, after the word officers in the seventh line thereof, the follow ing The above mentioned officers and paid employees of the fire de- partment shall hold office and membership in said department until dismissed by the Board of Warden and Burgesses for cause. and no officer or paid employe of the fire department shall be dis missed unless five members of the board of warden and burgesses shall vote in favor of such dis missal. Any officer or paid em- ploye so dismissed may appeal from the action of said board to the superior court for New Haven County, to be held at Waterbury. Such appeal shall be taken within 30 days from the date of notice of such action by said board. Said court may approve modify, or re- yoke the action of said board and may tax costs at it's discretion. The action of the board shall remain in effect pending such appeal, but if said court shall modify or re- yoke the action of said board its decree may relate back to the date of the action of said Board of Warden and Burgesses.'
 Section 2. The officers and paid employees of the fro depart ment of the Borough of Naugatuck, holding office at the time of the passage of this act, shall not be removed or dismissed from said fire department, except in compli- ance with the provisions of section one of this act.
 Section g. This act shall take effect upon it's passage"
 The first seven lines of Section 36 of the original charter follow: "The warden and burgesses shall have full power and authority to organize and continue a fire depart- ment in said borough, and to pro- cure and maintain suitable and proper apparatus. and land and buildings therefor, and to appoint the officers of said fire department, or any other officer in connection herewith. and prescribe the dut- les of all such officers"
 The act will be in effect upon passage by the Assembly as may be seen. The dispute about the matter here seems to cented more about whether the issue wil lbe put up to the freemen than whether or | Ia n I h Ia n political matter theoretically. prac- tically there are political groups In the democratic party at least, split on the Idea.
 Drive Opened
 A talk by George E. Woolson, president of tho Naugatuck Build Ing and Loan association, featued the opening of the drive of the as- soclatlOn for new members. A luncheon was held this noon in the Elks rooms at which team mem bers were present.
 Mir Woolson gave an interesting address explaining the purpose of the drive and the history of the association. George Graham is chairman of the drive.
 A fine meal consisting of potatoes, Salisbury steak, pickles, rolls string beans, pie and coffee was served with Al Robinson and James Far ren as the chefs. Mattresses were Misses Winnabel Bronson, Florence Larson, Genevieve Pajeski, Milli- cent Saunders, Wanda Suchenski and Ruth Richardson.
 Walter F. Schwabe of Thompson- vile, president of the Connecticut Building and Loan league, director of the Federal Home Loan bank of Boston, and Connecticut mem Der of the executive board of the United States Building and Loan association will address the group at the Iunchen tomorrow noon.
 Neary Is Eloquent in Appeal
 An eloquent appeal for local support Of the Catholic~actlon drive was made nt the meeting of teams and captains Sunday noon at the K. Of c. rooms, by Attorney William J. Neary, drive chairman. Members of the teams are inspired