The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-16
'WPA APPROVAL
 GIVEN PROJECTS
Sen. Lonergan Notified {; Many New Haven County
 Jobs Are Included

Hartford, Conn, August Is, l93s- Senator Lonergan has been notified of Presidential approval of the fol- lowing Works Progress Administra- tion projects:
 HARTFORD COUNTY: Hartford -$1 1,620, to copy records of Cilivian Conservation Corps enrolees, dating from 1883 to 1898, for the purpose of furnishing duplicate records to locai selecting agencies. Enfield-$6,059 to construct storm sewers, on South Road and private property. West Hartford - $l0,997, to construct storm sewers, for street drainage purposes, on Brace Road and Oak wood Avenue. New Britain-$l9,007, to construct storm sewer on Plain- vile road.
 NEW HAVEN COUNTY: New Haven-$56,4 ,469, to ditch and drain swamps, for the eradication of in- sect pests by the elemination of mosquito breeding areas on West River and Wilmot Brook. Madison -$835, to construct storage shed at HammonaSset State Park. East Ha- ven-$8,3 358 to improve Laurel street. New Haven-$33,79l, to reconstruct and improve Middletown Avenue Bridge. Branford-$3, 197, to improve Breezy Lane and Bradley street. Naugatuck-$3,250, to improve bor- ough-owned streets West Haven $2678, to prepare a general index of vital statistics records of West Ha- ven dating from 1853 throughout 1887. Wallingford-$2,549, to prepare an index of town meetings from 1869 to 1886. Ansonia-$1,812, to make improvements at the Ansonia High School grounds. Derby-$185,- 366, to construct and improve roads. Ansonia-$4, ,908, to construct retain ing walls, for the protection of side walks and roads, along Holbrook Place, Lawton Terrace, Wakelee Avenue and Franklin, Cedar and Meadow streets.
 NEW LONDON COUNTY: Paw catuck-$12,577, to maintain and operate sewing rooms. New London -$720, to prepare typewriter closed index of Town Meetings from 1715 to 1777 inclusive and Proprie- tors Record from 1723 to 1857 in- elusive. Montville-$7, ,050, to develop recreational facilities at grounds op- posite Palmer Memorial School.
 FAIRFIELD COUNTY: Bridge port-$1, ,521 ,324, to construct storm and sanitary sewers, with necessary appurtenances. Fairfield Co.-$l0,- I'll, to operate sand and gravel pits in or near Shelton. Bridgeport-$l,- ,- 9O0,033, to improve city owned roads throughout the city. Trumbull-$3,- 234, to improve rights-of-way ad- jacent to public rt ids throughout the town. Danbury-$16,8l7, to in- stall water supply mains throughout the city. Stratford-$15,713, to op- crate a stone quarry to supply stone for present and future WPA road projects, and perform incidental and appurtenant work in the town of Stratford. Danbury-$4,959, to con- struct culvert at the junction of two roads leading to the Stars Plain Public School and the road leading to Long Ridge in the town.
 | M1DObCOGiA SoON SAAllOll -$5, 106, to improve road from Kel- seytown Raod to Cobbs Bridge road Westbrook-$8l0. to prepare a gen. eral index of vital statistics records covering the years 1851 to 1885 in- elusive. Middletown-$3,390, ot con- struct playground to provide recrea- tional facilities at the Johnson school.
 WINDHAM COUNTY: Putnam $17,538, to improve Main and Prov idence streets. Killingly-$l9,373, to improve East Killingly Road in the town of Killingly.
 CONNECTICUT STATE = WIDE: $660,441, to control and eradicate Bark Beetles, known to spread Dutch Elm Disease.