The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-04

fcEy muCIl h1u hbkeu lOT HHOJner party. John McGroary will be in charge of the affair.
 The annual meeting of Evergreen chapter, Order of Eastern Star will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Masonic hall. Officers will be chosen and annual reports made.
 Drive Looms Sussessful
 There is no doubt the drive for n ambulance for Naugatuck will go over. John J. Daly, treasurer Of tfe ambulance fund and main or- ga1izer of the move, told the board cf warden and burgesses last night at It's March meeting. The matter came up when Mir. Daly and Judge Talbot, also a member of the com- m 2, asked the board to express willingness to accept an arlbu. : .ce if offered.
 This the board agreed to do Bur- gess Leo Brophy said the board would be glad of the opportunity to get an ambulance for the town. Burgess Victor Burkus character ized the offer as Q great chance for the town. Warden Sheridan pointed out the boards action would only hold until a new board Is elec- ted in May and 1t might be neces- sary to present @ similar proposal to the new board.
 Mir. Daly explained the committee only wanted to get assurance from the board that such an offer would be acceptable. He said that thus far all the money received by the lund has come from societies -r individ- uals ;.nd has not been solicited. Plans for active solicitations were made at Q meeting of the enlarged committee last week, he declared Although there arc tentative yet no public announcement will be made in tn, near future, he indicated. Local factories are ready to offer assistance and contributions, he said. Chief of Police Adamson att tend'd the recent meeting of the committee and was asked many q'cstions. The chief explained the board would have to accept the of- fer first, Mir. Daly said
 Short Session
 The meeting was short one with only four members present These were Burgesses Burkus, Bro- phy, Tracy Noble and Joseph Ray tkwich. Burgesses Dinneny and Tangredi were absent.
 Although the matter of complaint about the roller skating rink did not come before the board, Warden Sheridan announced after the meet ins that a petition had been receiv- cd from occupants of the building and as c result of this petition, the rink will be allowed to continue for three weeks in that building, and after that It's permit will not be rec ncwed. It was predicted in The Democrat Monday that action would be taken upon this matter. The ac- ton lies not with the board but with the warden.
 Charges Nuisance
 The petition asked investigation of alleged disorderly use of the third floor of the building occu- pied by the rink. The petition IS based on the belief, the signers said, that the use of the premises has created public nuisance and is not conclusive to carrying on the business of the petitioners.
 It was signed by Andrew Sirica, William Hotchkiss, F. Canzoneri, Samuel Pelgro and the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, occupants of tho building.
 Mrs Kans Complains
 A complaint was received by the board from Mrs. Katherin Kane of North Main street. She demanded removal of pipes on her property Installed by the town. Overflow from these pieces and drains have damaged her property she said. She also maintained that filling in by the town of 8 private driveway known as Lounsbury street, has diverted water to the Kane prop er'y and is doing continual dam age. Mrs. Kane lost a court decision in a suit against the town several months ago. The matter was re- ferred to the borough attorney. Att torney William Lawlor of Water bury represents Mrs. Kane.
 The board received notification from Helen Marinaccio that she fell and broke her right ankle at the corner of Church and Maple streets on Feb. 3 of this year The notification was accepted and placed on f'c. She has received treatment and medical equipment supplied by the town because she is on the welfare lists. but this does not com- init the borough to any responsi- bility for the fall, the warden said.
 James McCann, ST., notified the board his son. James McCann, Jr, fell on the green at Church street on Jan. 20 and broke his arm. The warden explained that 1t would be better to place this matter on file and await information as to the probable cost for treatment. He said MT McCann claims the pavement was icy.
 ,newal of a sewer license bond was granted to Nj. J. Daly and e E. plumbers.
 Permission was granted for con- nection of drain from the Carlson II ling on Church street to the C''urch street storm sewer. George v'igglesw0rth applied for the per- mission.
 The board authorized the warden to enter into agreemens 'n behalf of the borough with the state high say commissioner for expenditure Of ali funds available iO the bor0- ugh under division 5i2-C-6il-c. .apter 70 supplement to Connecti' GU. general statutes.
 On the recommendation Of the street committee extension for 50
 from ils present end Of a sanI-
 Y sewer on Pleasant View street