The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-08

the alterations, $2,100 or a total val- ulation of $50,665. Eight inspect tions were made.
 Street department expenditures in December were $2,8l7.38, Supt of streets James Brophy reported. Leading items in this were $50l.48 for construction of 8 sanitary sewer on German street, $379.80 for grad- ing Lewis street, $3l4 for sanitary sewer construction on Spencer street, $264.03 for street repairs, and $193.40 for snow removal, Dunn ave- nue work cost $l67.
 Forty-two arrests were made last month. the report of Chief of Police John Adanson, shows. There were 54 cases with 38 males and four females being arrested. Causes of arrest were: breach of peace, q; fu- gitive from justice, 1; intoxication, B: keeping house of i'll fame, l: re- siding in house of i'll fame, 1; re- sistance to officer, 1; vagrancy, q; violation of borough ordinance, q; violation of motor vehicle laws, q; violation of game laws, l.
 Disposition was: committed to county jail, l: continued, 6; dis- charged by chief, 6: nolled by pro- scouting attorney, 3; paid fines and costs, 13; sentences suspended, 2; turned over to state police, 2. Twelve stores and officers were found open, nine days were lost by regular policemen through illness, 1065 hours of special duty were per- formed and there were 215 lodgers at the jail.
 Anthony MariAno, borough treas urer, reported receipts in Decem- Der of $658, ,830.14 of which $205, ,000 was borrowed money and $383,177 came from the borough tax collec- tor. Disbursements were $647, ,448.68 with $220,00 in borrowed money be- ing repaid. Cash on hand on April first at the start of the fiscal year was $7,050.41 and cash on hand Dec. 31 was $l8,43l.87.
 Deficit Indicated
 Despite Warden Sheridan's pre- diction yesterday of a possibility of no deficit, figures submitted at the borough board meeting last night by Borough Clerk Charles Daly iu- dicated a possible $20,000 deficit.
 The report of MT. Daly showed expenses of all departments except that of the welfare department, for the nine months of the fiscal year ending Dec. 3l. These total $328,- 766.64. At the end of November the welfare department had spent $52,- 696.62 which averages more than $6,000 monthly. If $6,000 is taken for this departments expense during December this would make a total of $58,696 spent in the nine months by the department. This added to tl.e figures for the other depart ments gives total expenses of $387.- 463.26. This leaves from the total appropriation of $495, ,853.0l 8 bai- ance of $1O8,390 for the final three months of the fiscal year. Average expenses for the nine months have been approximately $43,05l month- ly. If this average is maintained in the next three months $l29.153 would be required. This is $20,000 more than is left of the appropria- ton.
 It is possible decreased expendi- ture of the welfare department, due to many it employed having been absorbed by the WPA, may reduce this figure somewhat but whether it will be able to cut 1t down S20,0O0 remains to be seen.
 Mir. Daly's report shows $i4,040.65 left in the general administration budget, $7i, ,526.l7 having been spent. There is ei7,5ii.05 left in the pub- lie safety budget. $45.037.37 having been spent.
 Tn the school department budget. Sl4i, ,700.03 has been expended and there is 945, 5,2Oi.97 left. There Is &i,- 3e5.O7 remaining in the health and sanitation budget with t4,O64.e3 ex. pended. Public works have cost s63, ,484.00 and there is a balance 0j Sii ,6i5.0i. Tn the special approprt- ations section, e2.866.i6 has been spent and te.629.o4 remains.
 Sale Good
 Ticket sale for the ball to be held by the Young Republican club Fri. day night is reported quite good. The affair will take place in the new hall ct Linden park Of Gt. Georges Lithuanian society.
 A fine orchestra has been engaged and there is every indication the affair will be one Of the highllghts Of the winter season for the club.
 The funeral Of Emil Englund who died Monday morning was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his late homo, i2e Walnut street. Rev. Wll- Ham R. PFendberg, pastor of the GsIem LutheFn church, of which MT, EngIund was . prominent member, offieiated. Burial was in Grove ceii- eteFy.
 Ne Safety Guarantee Burgess Leo BEophy wishes ( known that he and the board have not declared the Rubin building safe. This became known last night 1 ct the borough board meeting when l Borough Clerk paly read the miar utes 0f a previous seaslon.