The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
Cost for Books

NOSL TUT DOOAb It was stated today by an admin istration official that 1t will cost the town at least $200 just to install the separate set of books required in connectitAl with this collection. When a per,Dn reaches the age of 65 he will be eligible for such as- sistace if he is in need and one of the things that will count in his getting help is whether or not he has paid annually his assistance tax. If he has not, his chances of getting help will be small.
 That 7t will take some book keeping may be seen by the fact a certain number of persons will move every so often from this town to that and each town must have a record of how much they paid the tax while a resident of that town. Miss Katherine Brennan, social service investigator for the welfare department, will assist in investigating the applications for help that are expected to be made here after the first of next month.
 The warden is responsible for the success of this tax and the enumerators and investigators will be answerable to him. No assistant to the tax collector has yet been named to handle this job but 1t is believed one will be appointed soon byb Tax Collector James Fitzgerald. Mir. Fitzgerald has been on vacation almost two weeks now but is expec- ted back soon.
 t Club Meets Tonight
 A meeting of the Naugatuck Fish and Game club will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the borough court room. This is the second session of the society this month but the club Is now holding two meetings per month.
 Word from state officials as to whether Naugatuck will receive a supply of fish to be bhed and rais- ed at the rearing pool here, and if so, when they will be sent and how the meeting.
 A. report will also be made on progress in posting game preserves in this vicinity and action toward cleaning up the clambake bills will be taken. It Is probable further plans in connection with the hunt ing season will be discussed. Lester Baker, president, will preside at the session.
 Arthur Dunn has sold to Joseph M. Zuk piece of land on Park avenue according to warranty deed filed at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Lester W. Adams and Edith E. Coleman and Edward T. Adams. Robert H. Adams and Ida F. Davis have sold es O Cliff street, according to other deeds recorded there recently.
 Visits at Ncwington
 Commander John Ostroski of Union City chapter, Disabled Amer ican Veterans was visitor at the vets hospital at Newington yester- day on business.
 No session of the borough court was held today, no arrests having been made yesterday. No accidents were reported to police.
 Party Held
 A house. warming party was held Saturday at the new home of Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Basil on John street. A pleasant time was enjoyed with refreshments being served and dancing following. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Charles Knott, Mir. and Mrs. l.. Ovillent. J. Lawlor, Miss Mildred Calvin. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph San Angela, Mrs. A. Can't of Beacon Falls and her son, Ernest. and Mrs. Appicelli.
 Fred Ferris of Park avenue will lead the senior class of the Nauga- tuck high school during this year. He was elected at 6 class meeting yesterday. John Crosby was chosen and Evelyn o'Meara was selected as secretary and treas-