The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Matthew Scully And George Walsh Among
 Chief Connplainants
Sheridan and BropEy Absent From Meeting - School Registration Figures Expected at Board Session
 To-day Phillips Silent Over Fire Controversy
NAl'GATUCK
Wm. D Baxter. Correspondent-Phone Naagatuck e72-s

prove a real help to the party in the future.
 MT. Green suggested a meeting be held next week at which MT. Sheridan and MT. Brophy could be present. MT. Green will attend this again, he said, and the matter can be more thoroughly discussed then. Thursday was set as the tentative date.
 The committee for the dance planned by the club reported on it.. Victor Burkas heads this group.
 Nothing to Say
 John Phillips, storm-p point of the recent controversy over what caused the hose to burst at the Sokolosky home fire on City Hill street Monday, today declared he had nothing to say for publica- ton on the matter. Burgess Vic- tor Burkus had charged Phillips caused the hose to burst by driv- ing the fire truck over 1t.
 The investigation by the fire committee has started and 8 re- port will be made at the next meeting of the borough board, 1t is expected. Fire Chief Milton Gall win late yesterday said he would welcome any investigation, main taining the equipment is kept in 100 per cent condition. Burgess Noble Tuesday night wondered how often the hose which broke had been tested.
 The fire committee consists of Burgesses Noble, Joseph Dinneny and Victor Bukus. Reports indi- cate Burgess Burkus will not take an active part. Both MT. Noble and Mir. Dinneny have indicated opposition to MT. Calvin as per- manent fire chief at various times.
 Realty Transactions
 Four realty transactions have been recorded lately at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. One shows Edward Hall, John I. Broadrick, both of Naugatuck and Louis A. Hall of New York, have sold a lot on Woodland street ex- tension to Louis and Josephine Del Pivo. Bonneville N Wilmot, and Mary T. North, both of Nau- gatuck, Louis H. Wilmot of Anso- mia and Francis H. Wilmot of Hartford have sold lot on Spring street to Joseph Sirtowt.
 Arthur Theroux and Robert Ke- sersky have sold to Axel w. and Emma K. Olson lot on Grand view Heights and Joseph P. Beck ling hass old to William c. Wurl tenberg a lot on Webster street.
 School Board Meets
 An interesting meeting of the board of education was expected this afternoon at o'clock. An nouncement of public school and night school registration Is ex- pected to be made, confirmation of changes of teachers and ap- pointments of new evening school instructors is scheduled.
 The main interst the public has now is to see what action will be taken concerning the Tat tie property on Church street, re- gently given to the borough. AL though it is possible nothing defi- mite will be decided upon tonight, the matte will probably come up for discussion.
 In view of the fact that no reg istration of his position as bor- ough attorney has been received from Atty Martin E. Gormley who recently move dto New Haven 1t is not expected he has yet re- signed his post as member of the school board.
 Supt. of Schools Harold F. Chit tenden Said as far as he knew to- day, no such resignation shas yet been received.
 To Show Movies
 Pictures of Alaska will be shown by Claremont I. Tolles. Monday night at the "open night" meeting of Centennial lodge in I. o. o. F. hall. A business session is sched- uled for 7:30 with an open meet ing to which members may bring friends due to start at o'clock.
 Flushing Mains
 Water mains on the low service system here were being flushed today Pressure will be low until 5 D. m. this afternoon. Water will be entirely shut off for short per- iods tonight and early tomorrow morning between Il p. m. and 3 a. m. Next Tuesday and Wednes- day flushing of hydrants will con tinue. Deterioration of water will result so residents are urged to draw a supply ahead of time.
 40 Arrests
 There were 80 arrests last month and 52 cases, 4S being males and one female, according to the report of Chief of Police John Adamson. Cases were as