The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08

take part in the parade which will be the feature of that day. There is room for more mem- bers of the Legion Fife, Drum and Bugle corps, it was reported. All who wish to join are asked to re- port at Hibernian hall next Mon- day. Other adults aside from ex. servicemen who are interested will be accepted in the corps. Merchants are interested in raising sum of money which would help pay for instruments needed by the corps. Flies have been bought now. Members of the Lutheran Broth- erhood of the Salem Lutheran church are looking forward with anticipation to the annual outing to be held Saturday afternoon in Osborne's Glen in Straitsville. J.. Emil Anderson heads the ocmmit- tee in charge. There will be a sports program and the bake will be served at 4.
 Briefs
 William Woll of Millville avenue. Edward Larson of North Hoadley street and Frank Kirk of May street left today for Lake Zoar where they will camp for an in-
 definite period.
 Monthly Reports
 The street department cost
 $4,855.2S during July, the report of Superintendent James Brophy made at the meeting of the borough board Tuesday, revealed. The ma jor expense was $1,s52.s2 for oiling focal streets, $669.15 for street re- pairs and $311.50, the borough's expense for the High street work. hTe report of Andrew Bentley, building inspector here shows there were 32 permits issued, IA being for new construction, 16 for al- terations and two permits to de- molish structures. The new build ing was valued at $1s,400 and the alterations were valued at $4,445 or a total value of $22,S45. There were 12 inspections.
 The report of Treasurer Anthony Mariana showed the receipts in July amounted to $515,711.75 of which $115,000 was borrowed money. Disbursements amounted to $327,5SS.24 of which $145,000 was borrowed money repaid. The conn paratively large sum of $95,173.92 was in local banks to the credit of the town.
 A quiet month was enjoyed ac- cording to the report of Police
 Chief John Adamson for July. There were 33 arrests and 37 cas- es. There were 33 males and no fe-
 males arrested. Eleven were nab-
 bed on breach of peace charges, two on fugitive from justice counts,
 two charged with theft, nine with
 intoxication, one for non-support
 and 2 for violation of borough or-
 dinances. Twelve were discharged by the chief, one was found not guilty, 10 paid fines and costs, two
 cases were continued, two had sen-
 tence suspended, three were turned
 over to Waterbury police, one to
 Winsted police, one to state police
 and one to East: Hartford police.
 No time was lost by the regular
 force, there were 1345 hours of special duty performed. 15 stores and offices were found open at
 night and 23 lodgers took advan-
 tage of sleeping accommodations at the local police station.
 The borough clerks report was incomplete because no statement for July from the public welfare department had been submitted. Of I the $S6,472.50 appropriated for general administration, $34,7SS.61 has been spent, leaving an unex- pended balance of $51, ,6S3.S9; pub lie safety, appropriated $62,54S.42 with $19,130.82 spent since April, leaving balance of $43,4l7.60; education, approp. $1S7,000, expen- ditures $64,S46.70, balance $122,- 153.30; health and sanitation, ap- prop. $5.450. spent. $2,416. balance. | $3,O34; public works, approp. $75,- 450.73; special appropriations, ap- prop. $9,3S2.09. spent $2,2S0. ball. ance, $7,102.09.
 Tear Down Building The work of tearing down the building on Church street former ly owned by the Durham Mills and now owned by the Naugatuck Fuel Company is well underway now. Whether or not gas station will be erected there now has not yet been announced.
 The fuel company recently bought the Union City garage and is continuing to expand.
 No session of the borough court was hel dtoday. one arrest having been made yesterday. No accidents exrA AA vnAvtmA rested person was released this morning.
 Meet Monday
 The next regular meeting of Ra- mona Council, No. 43. D. of P. will be held Monday night at o'clock in Goodyear Hall. Odd Fellows' Building. The council has received e cordial invitation from Minnolga Council. No. 70. t0 be with them at card. blngo pMylng and dance