The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-10

Naugatuck Rotary club in Halls tavern. His subject will be "The Civic Theater."
 plans to attend the 1886 convention of Rotary International to be held in Atlantic City rom June 22 to June 26. Those planning to attend should notify John Schmuck, club official. Dr. Rowland Rogers of Community Film Talks introduced James O. Spearing, guest speaker ct last weeks session.
 Local Men Better
 Harold R. Perry, well known local resident who has been patient at the Waterbury hospital, has im- proved sufficiently to be able to re- turn from the hospital within a few days.
 Calvin Kazanjian of Hill street who was confined to his home by illness for two weeks, is now able to get out again. Mir. Kazanjian is president of the Peter Paul Candy company.
 Jere J. Murphy, of II Walnut street, is president of the Nauga- tuck Lumber company, its annual report as of Jan. 1, 1886 shows. The report was filed recently at the of- flee of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Other officers arc: B. M. Shirley of i9 Olive street is secretary with MT. Murphy serving as treasurer. Directors are: MT. Murphy, w. S. Rowland of New Britain and L. T. Crutcher of New York city.
 The report of the James F. Sweeney, Inc. firm shows James P. Sweeney of 177 Cliff street is presi- dent and assistant treasurer, Mrs. James E. Sweeney of IS Central avenue is vice-president and Arthur l.. Sweeney of A Central avenue is treasurer. These three are di- rectors.
 Meet Tonight
 A meeting of the committee in charge of the St. Patrick's day dance and celebration of the tooth anniversary of the founding of t''c Ancient Order of Hibernians will Dc held at 7:30 tonight in Hiberniaa hall. Final plans for the affair will be made.
 A banquet is to be enjoyed and dance will follow.
 Edward Ryan of Arch street has started work checking the indices of land records of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. This is done each year Last year it was done by Hugh Hearns and Assistant Borough Clerk Mrs. Theresa Wilcox. Mir Ryan was appointed to the position this year by Warden John J. Sheridan.
 Sells Lot
 Mary Mariana has sold to Anthony and Edith Limone a lot on May street, according to a warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller. Jr.
 A plea for buttons was made by Eupt. of Welfare Leo Scully today. There is a scarcity of buttons for the WPA job of making clothes for needy persons here and resi- dents arc asked to send in what ever spare buttons they may have. Large buttons such as.on a woman's coat would be too large for use but almost any other buttons will be acceptable. 6upt. SculIy said.
 Budget Estimates Awaited
 With all signs indicating the wel- rome news that the public welfare department will stay within it's budget this year, the committee Of finance of the board will probably confer late this week with Supt. of Welfare Leo scully to estimate what budget should be asked for the new Giscal year.
 Tn commenting on the budget for next year Warden Sheridan ex- pressed the opinion that the board should not ask for an increase of ais bidgete this year Of e70,0O0.
 fg expenditures thjs month are at Che average maintained for the if months ending Feb. % there will be 6 balance Of moro than eeoo in the