The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-08

present mates.
 5ss.s0 approp.;' $2S,s45.e7 spent; $43, ,743.23 balance; education, $20e,- 900 appropS $66,667. spent; $l43, ,332.- 70 balance; health and sanitation, $5,600 approp.; $2,864,20 spent; s2,- 736.80 balance; public works, $76,000 approp. 4SS, ,690.79 spent; $4l, ,309.2i balance; special administration, $3,- 422.l6 appropriated; $l,0o806 ex- pended; $2,S24.l0 balance.
 Street Department Expense
 Expenses of the street depatt- ment for August amounted to $4,3494s with oiling of streets, e state aid job, being the major item, the report of Superintendent of Streets James Brophy, made last night, showed. The street oiling cost $i, ,30e.5S.
 Other major expenses were: street repairs, $03o.26; street cleaning, S264.00; grading Cherry street, $25606; grading Spencer street, $668.S7; cleaning rubbish, $l79l6: cutting brush, $2l7.30; carting sand for oiling, $l02.64; borough yard, $i2i.2e; borough dump, $i2i; Rubber avenue walks, e WPA project $i09.66; rip rap wall, $s8.60.
 August Arrest s
 There were 50 arrests by the po- Ice department during August, of which 48 were males and four fe- males, the report of Chief of Police John A. Adamson for last month showed. There were 64 cases.
 Twelve arrests were for breach of the peace, l2 for violation of the motor vehicle law, 10 for intoxica- ton; one on c charge of being In danger of falling Into habits of vice; three on fugitive from justice charges; four assaults; three non. support; three theft; two vagrancy; four violation of the borough ordi- nance.
 Disposition was as follows: four bonds called; two committed to county jail; four continued; seven discharged by chief of police; two found not guilty; three nolled by prosecuting attorney; l8 paid fines and costs; four sentence suspended; three turned over to state police; one to the Bridgeport police and one to the county detective.
 There were only 48 dodgers ct the police station during the month.
 Receipts of the borough for the five months of the fiscal year end- ing August 3i amounted to $624,- i38.02, the report of Anthony Mari- ano borough treasurer, accepted last night at the borough board meeting, shows. Of these receipts 5000 was in temporary loans, and ss67,so2.2e was from the tax collector.
 Disbursements for the same period totaled $46e, e,9o2.l4 of which S236,000 was in temporary loans repaid and S2i9, ,e46.66 was in borough orders.
 Cash on hand April was $S,3e4.i7, the report reveals of which $3,267io was in the Naugatuck National Bank and $i26.es in the Naugatuck Bank and Trust Company. Cash on hand September was S70,620.0b Of which S70,s6e.64 and $eS.5l in the Bank and Trust account
 July Arrests
 There were 46 arrests In July, 4 males and two females, the chief reported. His report had not been ready ct the August session of the board. Causes of arrest were: ir- toxicati i7; breach of the peace, i2; assault, 2; fugitive from justice, 2: lettering, 6; resistance to officer, 1; theft, 3; violation of borough ordinance, (; violation of motor vehicle lew, 6.
 Disposition was as follows: ape peaied to common pleas court, ]; bonds called, 3; committed to coun- ty Jail, 8; committed to state hos- pital, Norwich, 1; committed to Cheshire Reformatory, 1; discharged by chief. of police, 6; not guilty, l; nolled by prosecuting attorney, l2; paid fines and costs, 12; sentence suspended, 1; turned over to state police, 2; to Seymour police, one.
 There were no days lost by the regular force but i,034 hours of spe' cial duty were performed. Thirteen stores and offices were found open during the nights and there were 4b dodgers ct the police station in