The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-31


 made in Leavenworth. Classrooms in Maloney, Welton and a few in Sprague have been wired. Alter ations were made to provide one additional room in Chase and one in Abbott. At Walsh school new copper gutters and conductors were put up and also repairs to the roof were made. New tile flooring was laid in the corridors in Crosby high school. A new roof was laid on the old part of Slocum building. Approximately $12,500 was spent for this work and this was charged to our budget.
 CWA Funds
 "At the same time approximately $5,170 was charged to CWA funds for general painting, glazing, painting walls, brick and stone work, and plastering. This also included painting the interior of Crosby; enlarging the stage and painting the murals in Crosby assembly hall; new floors were laid in classrooms in Webster (6) Ruggan CD Walsh (5), Hend- ricken CD Washington CD Leaven- worth CD Crosby CD. Window shades were repaired and new ones instaleld in Croft, Leaven- worth, Crosby, Webster, Walsh, Slocum and Rockville. Slate roofs were repaired at Merriman, Driggs, Maloney, Bernard, Wash ington, Gaffney, Webster and Hendricken.
 "A new copper skylight replaced the old one over Crosby swim ming pool. Boilers have been re- placed in Driggs and Duggan and the boiler in Mulcahy is being replaced at present. Arches have been replaced in boilers in Cros- by and Wilby. The machine shop in Leavenworth high school was wired for lights and power and wiring was also installed for the motors in the tinsmith shop. Wir- ing for power to drive motors on the return pump in Driggs was installed as well as outlets in the basement. In Crosby new fixtures were installed in the men each- ers' room and new lights in boys shower room. A new vacuum cleaner was also installed with the necessary wiring and control system. In Duggan wiring was in- stalled for the pump and outlets were installed in the teachers room. The rewriting of the entire boiler room is being done at the present time. The total cost o1 this work is approximately $19,000 Alterations are now being planenc which will provide an additiona. room in Columbia at an approxi- mate cost of $500.
 Improvements
 EZRA projects totaling approXi- mately $80,454 included painting interior and exterior of the Crost- Leavvenworth building, vanishing all furniture, laying of new five ply roof. pointing of stone anc brick work. The exterior o1 Driggs school was painted and in- terior basement walls and wood work and all corridor walls anc woodwork painted and vanished and the ceiling replaced in boiler room. A new floor was laid ir the gymnasium ill Slocum school woodwork and benches vavrnishec and painted. The fence was com pieted and painted. The exteniol of East Mountain school wal painted. A new roof was laid or the new part of Hendricken schoo and the old tin roof was painted Stone and brick work at Ander- son school was painted. A new floor was laid in the Washington school gymnasium and a new wirt fence was put up. The roof ovel the new part of the building wa repaired and the interior is beinl painted. In Duggan school raii leaders were placed on outside o the gymnasium, excavation wa made for lowering boiler room floor; partition walls were bull in coal bins, the roof is being re paired, exterior is being painte, and the interior will be painte, later. Tn a number of schools win dows have been reglazed and worl on the replacing and repairing 0 l window shades is still going on."