The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-20

Ing on Maple ana water streets. Eight cars were tagged yesterday by Patrolman James Cuddy and although none was forced to post bonds or appear in court, they were if they should be tagged again they will have to appear in court. The drive. against speeding on Church and Maple streets will con- tinue although no arrestes in con- nection with it have yet been made.
 Food Sale Sunday
 A food sale will be held by the Altar society Of St Mary's church after each of the three masses Sum day in the church hall, 1t was au- nounced to-day. Mrs Frank Smith is chairman of the committee. The rest of the committee in charge consists of Mrs D. M. Smith, Mrs George Lambert, Mrs John Va nasse, Mrs James Thurston, Mrs James Kissane, Mrs Ramon Diet rich, Mrs Burns, Mrs John Lin skey, Mrs Thomas Murtha, Mrs Tracy Breen and Mrs Edward Reil- ly.
 EZRA Meeting Friday
 A meeting of the EZRA advisory pOuIu WILL Uc lISlu ncRL Y Iludy dl- ternoon, Christian Groh, EZRA of ficial here, announced today. The board will assemble at the town inspection of the EZRA work. After their return they will hold their meeting.
 Plans for future projects will be discussed. The meeting is not ex- pected to be as stormy as the last one which was featured by a verbal altercation between Administrator Harris Whittemore, Jr and Warden John J. Sheridan.
 Smoker Planned
 A smoker will be held on Sun day, March |31 by St Hedwig's ath- letic association in St Hedwig's hall, it was announced today. There will be several boxing bouts and other entertainment. The commit tee in charge is nov busy prepar- ing plans for the affair.
 Final Grand List Figures
 Despite the fact the board of re- lief made additions to the grand list as prepared by borough asses sors, amounting to $35,065, deduc- tions due partly to double entries and errors on the list amounted to a total of $50,2455. Consequently the new grand list for 1884 as completed, is .$19,657,790 which is $15,180 less than the grand list as prepared by. the assessors, amount ing to $19,672,970.
 The completed list is $176,295 higher than the grand list for 1883 which amounted to $19,481,495.
 There were 28 appeals received by the board of relief and Al lists | were increased. One of the major | increases was one for more than $23,00O on the Peter Paul Candy l factory for its new building. Num- | erous double entries and errors were found in the assessors list, | the board members state.
 More accurate figures could be | obtained this year because of the | check made by EZRA white col | lar" workers. These set up a block | and number system, which enabled | double entries to be discovered | easily.
 The board members consisted of | Richard Durkin, Rocco Mariana | and H. H. Schofield.
 No Damage
 No damage was done by an over | oil burner at the home of | Mrs L. Hayes of Galpin street yes- tcrday noon. The fire was extin- | guished before firemen arrived.
 Fire Marshal Shea asks local | residents to clean out their cellars l and to be careful where papers are | burned.
 Will Present Play
 At a meeting of the I. o. o. r. | Dramatic club held last night it | was decided to give "The Mills of | the Gods" drama in three acts, !