The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-30

l OAAV VA baAO W&wGA 8AAy AtVokAv&Sk AVA most births, 60 being recorded there with 68 for the Waterbury hospi- tai.
 A total of i4s babies were born out Of town. There were one pair of twins born here and no still- birth.
 Tn 1884 March with 10 births had been the highest month for births. A total of l3B of the parents were of American nationality with 20 be- ing of mixed nationality.
 Six Suicides
 There were 60 of the i66 who died out of town. Heart disease was the main cause of death last year, 63 passing from this cause. Pneumonia was next with 2i, 10 died of cancer and ii of cerebral hemorrhage, There were six suicides here in io36 and three died as the result of au- to acidents. Tuberculosis claimed [, nephriitis, 6, diabetes, 6, arterio sclerosis, {; premature birth, 3, ap- plexy, g; and heath stroke asthma, parltonitis, erysipelas and epilepsy one each. Two died of fractured skulls.
 Eighty.two of those who died were of American nationality, 2l of Irish nationality, i2 Polish, Q Llthuanians, Q Germans, 8 Swedish and ' Ital- ians. Eight babies under one year of age died. The years 60 to 70 claimed the most number, 36 between these ages passing. Thirty from 50 to 60 years old died, 20, from 70 to 30 years; i4 from 30 to 70 years, si: from 20 to 30 years and six from IS to 20 years. Nine from 70 to 30 years died and 3 over 90 years passed away.
 Expect Green Appointment
 Although no appointment of c postmaster for Naugatuck had been made up to noon today, friends of Frank T. Green, chairman of the Democratic town committee, were congratulating him today as the probable appointee. It was announce cd yesterday afternoon by the civil service commission In Washington that Mir. Green ranked first in the examination conducted for oil cam didates by the commission. MT. Greens friends believes this makes his appointment virtually certain. Edward J. Ahern, Nauga- tuck Daily News publisher, ranked second and Judge Of Probate D. Emmet Shea was ranked third. Oth- or applicants who did not qualify on the commissions ranking were; Warden John J. Sheridan, Borough Clerk Charles Y. Daly; pr. Mauric( J. Tynan, dentist: John Fitzgerald former burgess; and Joseph ?. Ker. nan. | Mir. Green has received notifica- ton of his examination mark, and although figures were not disclosed today, 1t is known to bo quite good Business experience, education, fit- ness and other qualifications orc considered in giving this mark.
 Most residents had thought the race would he between MT. Green and Warden Sheridan, both oi whom were officially endorsed by the Democratic town committed, The ranking apparently eliminates the warden. The congressman from this district, ]. Joseph Smith can now submit c recommendation from one of the three top rankers.
 Approval by the house and senate is required before the appointment is official. MT. Green was warden here In 1928 and 1880, being defeat- cd by Frank i.obdcll in 1929 when c split occurred In local Democratic ranks. He has been Q member of the Democratic town committee since 1881. He was born In Torrington In 1907 and came to Naugatuck In 1920 where he opened . business on Church street. He was educated in Torrington schools and ai\, studied ct the Medico- Chirugical college in Philadelphia which is now merged 1 with the University of Pennsylvania, He later transferred to Columbia Ee worked in the laboratory of the American Brass company for six years.
 It is expected that Congress will act soon on the appointment.
 Ball Tonight
 A beautifully decorated hall will greet dancers tonight when the Presidents ball for infantile paraly- sis sufferers will be held starting at S:30. Dancing will be until 1 6. m It will take place in Pythian hall and the De Molay orchestra will furnish music.
 Library Changes
 January 1st two changes in policy