The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28
facts" MT. Sheridan said.
 Budget Is Secret

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 Budget Is Secret
 The republican budget is a deep secret, the warden said. They say we are not telling what it is but it will only need 22h mill rate," he added. T suppose they feel the democrats should draw up a budget requiring 21 mill rate and then they could come back with a 2O-mill budget Mr. Sheridan said. That's all on paper, we all know that They refuse to tell us what is in their budget"
 He criticized the republican bur- gesses for sitting in at budget ses- SionS of the board of warden and burgesses for several nights know ing that in the back of their heads they had a scheme"
 They didn't tell the citizens about it but kept it a secret. We went over the budget, item by item, department by department, raising questions here and there and they sat there in their cagy way, know ing they would pull their surprise It was unfair to the burgesses, to myself and to the people of Nauga- tuck" the warden said.
 Democratic Trend"
 He declared he had received en- couragement from the fact there is still a democratic trend" asserting that of the 303 new voters made in three days 225 were made by demo- crants and expressed the belief they will vote democratic next Monday He also said he thinks some of the remaining 78 are democrats. ''ThiS is an indication that the new voters have democratic leaning and ap- parently are aware of the misdeeds of previous republican administra- tions, not only locally but also na- tionally."
 Referring to charge made by State Senator Kenneth Bradley of Westport at republican rally here Sunday, the warden charged that MT. Bradley was one of the judge ship dealers in the state senate two years ago" and later was appointed
 judge. What kind of patronage does he call that?" the warden asked.
 He also pointed out that although
 republicans had been in power for g years in the state legislature, not until Gov. Cross was elected did an
 old age assistance measure pass there.
 Tcmpleton Speaks Charles. A. Templeton, former governor of this state, was the speaker at the meeting of the Nau- gatuck Rotary club this noon at
 Halls tavern. Members of the Nau- gatuck club who atetnded included George Ackerbloom, Idris Alderson R. Anderson, Harold Brown, H. E. l Chittenden, w. M. ChittendeI Clarence Freedman, Kenneth John-
 son, Clarence Jones, F. Lattimer / Rev. A. F. Lewis, Charles T. Mc- Carthy, Hiding Olson, Harold ] Perry. Joseph Raytkwich, Charles P. Rodenbach, Elmer Schmitz John Schmuck, E. J. Sodlosky, John M. Sutherland, Joseph E. Talbot l.. N. Tomlinson, Dr. N. A. Towne
 George Wigglesworth. A number
 of the members wives accompanied them.
 Church Notice
 Special notice was given today ot
 the services on the festival of the
 Ascension, May at St. Michaels Episcopal church.
 There will be celebrations of the
 holy communion at St. Michaei's church at 7:30 a. m., and a second
 one at g a. m.
 Mrs. Norris Follett gives notice
 that the contents of the Blue Boxes which are held by the members ot the Woman's Auxiliary. and which contains the United Thank Offering of the church, are due at these \ services and should be brought ill either before or at that time. This service will be followed by the Archdeaconry ceelbratoin on May
 7th of which notice has been given
 before.
 Good Play Tomorrow
 Naugatuck playgoers who love 3
 mystery that will have them grip
 ping their seats should witness tht ! play, 'The Ghost Train" which Wll be presented tomorrow night by tho Valley Players Dramatic club ir
 the Gem theater for the benefit Q! the Naugatuck Day Nursery. The story tells of legend Of 2 phantom train which deals deati,
 as it passes through the night anc what happens when a group of ma
 rooned travellers are warned of the trains approach. There is plenty of comedy and
 excitement in the show and it
 promises to be the dramatic treat ui the spring season. The cast fol- lows: Richard winthrop Wallace Sundas; Elsie Winthrop-Flora Bontempo; Saul Hodgkins--Gustave Gisslander: Charles Murdock-' Charles Gates; Peggy Murdock-- Fern Steig; Miss Bourne-Riih e Clark; Teddle Deakon--Frank \ Jones; Julia Price--Dorothy Gates; Herbert Price-E. J. McGrath: John Sterling--Ra Green: Jackson Arthur Lorcntzon: Francis J. o. Connor will direct the show. Department to Meet Tonight The final meeting of the season for the music department of the
 Naugatuck Women's club will be
 held tongiht at 3 o'clock in the homo of Mrs. Hdward Bristol, Hlll. sldc avenue. The program will sn-
 cIude talk on Icurrcnt events iT
 music by Mrs. Willis Merrill: . re.
 Imc uf the updras. "Caunrn" An tuf a Glf,l,fst,e,t hu k4na AnflrQW Wtsi .