The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Naugatuck, Nov. 20--Warden John <, !. Sheridan will try to arrange to have yefuse ct local homes collected monthly or every six weeks, he ail- llounced. today. He said that the move, instituted under his adminis- tratiofT to collect cans, boxes and other refuse has proved 50 popular that he has reached 8 decision to take this step. ', He plans to haveg @ conference soon with Superintendent of Streets James Brophy to ascertain if some schedule cannot be arranged 50 that the refuse will be collected more of- ten. &
 T have heard so much favorable comment from local residents on the collection idea that am sure they would appreciate even more fre- quent service than at present." the warden said. The collections started about two years ago have been made about three times Q year.
 He explained that there are many persons who have not autos or can't afford to pay to have their refuse taken to Q dump and 1t is allowed to accumlate until the street depart- lment trucks make these collections.
 This causes unsightly conditions ina number of homes, the warden added, and 1t is felt that monthly , or six-weekly collection system will eliminate such @ condition.
 The warden hopes to work out 2 and then announce 6 regular system of collections 50 that the residents will know well in advance just when to prepare their refuse for removal.
 That many residents take advant- age of tho present collections was seen yesterday and today when ash cans containing refuse were placed in front of homes for the conven- fence of the street department col- lectors.
 The warden also said that @ monthly collection system prevails in many cities and felt that Nauga- tuck residents would welcome 1t hers.
 Sell Land
 Mary Judson Spencer of New York has sold to Chester W. Yacck 8 half interest in 2.8 acres of land near Hoadley street, Q warranty decd filed recently ct the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, shows. An executors decd shows that Mary Spencer and Otto c. Weirum, executors for the estate of Nelson Stanley Spencer have sold tho estates share in the same prop erty to Mi. Yacek. '"'4eS
 z t}se n To Retire Soon
 Miss Helen Q. Rrindle Of South NorWalk, former teacher at the Prospect street school here, will re- lire near the first Of next month af- ter completing 30 years as 6 teacher. 14-year period, from 1805 to 1909. shv taught at the local school for 6 Since 1908 she has taught In the Benjamin Franklin junior high school, Norwalk. She will be 70 years old, Dec. 1. She studied at the New York university and also at Cambridge and oxford in Eng land. After her retirement, she plans to travel next spring.
 10 Name Chalrmhn
 a Action .on appointment of O. new finance committee chairman is ex. pected to be taken by the local dis- trict council of Boy Scouts following the resignation last night of Hiding Olson from that office. He gave pressure of other business as the reason for his resignation and of- fered to help the new chairman with the framing of the annual bud- get later.
 The local leaders met yesterday and discussed efforts to increase membership of the scouts here. Naugatuck should support seven troops, Henry Donahue, assistant scout executive, stated. The main drawback here seems to be lack of leaders. Members of the council promised to find men who will act as scout leaders. !.
 There are IA scouts here now, 53