The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12

caucuses and spring election. Stan ley Zapatka, former progressive, was chosen president;S. Lisiewicz, was named vice. president; John Gabrielski, secretary; Stanley Kos- owicz, treasurer.
 The club is not supposed to be affiliated with any particular party but usually supports the party ad- vancing interest the club favors. Last year many observers thought it had a republican tendency.
 Observers will be interested to see just which way it will throw it's strength. Reports are it controls many vores, in the third ward in particular.
 New Roads
 A road from North Church street across the golf course to Spring street to cut off traffic at the bad corner at Spring and Bridge. streets, is ebing planned, Warden Shepidan said today. He said it was thought by many that if this could be made into a fine road for travel 1t would be exten- sively used and thus eliminate possibilities of accidents at the dDONC"HlcnIiOIOu COIuSTs
 Action on this and on the pro- street to the Waterbury line at town, the warden said, at the ad- vice of W. E. Hulse, state aid agent. Warden Sheridan had talk yesterday with MT Hulse in Hart ford and said the latter told him 1t would be better to fait and sec what action cangress will take on the federal aid bill. There are re- ports towns may receive federal grants on non-federal projects and of so some of the expense of the roads proposed here might be talk en over by the government.
 The warden was told by the agent he could use $700 in state aid money which he has left over, for patching roads in town. It was part of the state aid money for oiling last year. Efficient work re- suited in the surplus.
 George Graham Chairman
 George A. Graham has been ap- pointed by the executive com mittee of the Naugatuck chamber of commerce to act as chairman of the committee to sell shares in the new series of the Naugatuck Building & Loan assocoation. This association has been in operation for over 12 years and up to the present time has paid per cent interest to the people who have in vested money in it. This rate of in- terest is much higher than is paid by any savings institution.
 As an opportunity for safety to- gether with a very generous rate of interest, the building and loan shares are unsurpassed. The busi- ness is conducted under the super vision of the state banking com missioner and there has never been failure of a building and loan association in the state of Connec- ticut.
 over $5,00O, 900, 900 of the peo- ple's savings are now invested in the building and loan associations of this country. As a depository for savings, they are exceeded only by the savings banks themselves.
 Rail Head To Talk
 The Rotary club will be host to the superintendent of the New York, New Haven & Hartford rail- road company in charge of the New Haven division at it's weekly meet ing in Halls tavern tomorrow. This is J. F. Doolan. He will speak on "The Present and Future Prob lems of the Railroads
 Many local Rotarians are ex- pected to attend the spring Rotary conference which will Joe held in Bridgeport. The date for it is Arpil 25. Rev Arthur r. Lewis of the local club addressed the Seymour club at their meeting last Tuesday.
 No Court Today
 Theer was no session of the hopOuuh cnurt fnday Nh arreSts