The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-03

Q1GIlb NklU y pAl6uCG VI @0o,U60U4,
not including the welfare depart
ment figures.
The detailed report shows depart
mental expenditures as follows:
General administration, $i06, 006.3 SO
appropriated; $o0,37e.02 spent; g..
627.34 balance; public safety, $685..
640.2l appropriated; $S6.o7o.02 spent;
$6,670.19 left; education, $l96, 100 APP
propriated; .$lS7,6e0.40 spent: So
4tl.60 left; health and sanitation,
$3.50 appropriated; $4.0l3.74 spent;
$536.26 left; public works, $4,000 APP
pfopriated; $67,393.01 spent; ST.
60699 left; special appropriation,
$7,71l.15 appropriated; S4,53362
spent; $S,l77.53 left.
Department Heads Report
Expenses Of the street department
In February amounted to $3,17l.0l,
the report Of superintendent Of
Streets James Brophy shows. One
Of the major expenses in this was
$923.30 for grading Cherry street
extension. The sanitary sewer con-
struction on Tolles Square cost
$8l6.l6. Other major items we're:
Street repairs, $204.58; snow re-
noval, $l41.03: storm sewer con.
struction, Hillside avenue, o WPA
Job, $242.20; storm sewer construc-
ton on Hoadley street, $2l7.80; the
Sanitary sewer maintenance, $00.45;
High street wall project, $l1e.4o;
borough dump, $72; street signs,
$3.50; rip rapp wall, $40.
There were So cases in February,
the report Of Police Chief John
Adamson reveals. A total Of 50 ar.
rests, 81 males and one female
was reported. Eleven were accused
Of breach Of the peace and other
causes Of arrest were: Fugitive from
justice, !; iiltoxication, Z: non.sup.
port, q; resistance to ONCE, i; un-
lawful entry to the United States,
q; violation Of borough ordinance,
IL; violation Of the motor vehicle
law, II; violation Of probation, 3.
Disposition was as follows: Bonds
called, i; continued, 10; discharged
by police chief, s; not guilty, /;
nolled by prosecuting attorney, /;
paid fines and costs, 20; sentences
suspended, Q; turned over to state
police, ]; turned over to inmigra-
ton inspector. 2; turned over to
Middlebury police, !; turned over to
Middletown hospital, !; turned over
to New York state, police, !.
There were ~ days lost by the
regular force with 706 hours OF spe-
cial duty performed. Seven stores
and oftices were found. open during
the month In evenings and 1877 lodg-
ers were accommodated.
Meet Friday
Recommendations for the demo-
cratic nomination for first ward
burgess Is expected to be made at
the meeting Of the First Ward
Democratic club. scheduled to be
held In Hibernian hall at 8 o. m.
Friday. Cyril Tuohey, president OF
tho club, has called the meeting,
It Is expected Burgess Joseph
Dinneny who has represented the
ward for the past two years, will be
q candidate for denomination. It
Is not known whether or not he will
have any opposition. ta
TO Offer Play
The st. Michael's Dramatic club
will present It's first play OF the sea-
son OH April /. It will be Holiday"
by Philip Barry and rehearsals for
the show are already underway.
The cast consists Of: Mrs. Elmer
Schmitz, Mrs. Donald Fowler, Mrs.
Seymour 6quires, Miss Bessie Bron.
son, Mrs. Charles Burnham. Walter
Davis, Granville Budd, Marshall
Glendine, George Williams, Norman
Wood and Seymour squires. Mrs.
Chester Isbell Is directing the pro-
duction.
Mrs. d. J. Carroll, her son, James
Carroll and George Gould of Cherry
street and Peter Miller of Meadow
street, spent Tuesday In New York
city.
Quiet Board Meeting
The board Of warden and bur-
gessse held session last night as
quiet q sNaugatuck on q winter
Sunday afternoon. Only routine