The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-15

state teachers college in New Haven and slso sai dtrade schools should be increased, not eliminated. Prof. Wilbur Snow of Wesleyan spoke along the same lines.
 Speak Tonight
 Lieut.. .-Gov. James McConaughy will address the Naugatuck Rotary club tonight at the 10th anniversary party of the local society to be held at 6.30 in St. Michaels parish house. A dinner will be served. He will talk on Abraham Lincoln" A large attendance is expected includ- ing many guests for other clubs.
 Officers Chosen
 Officers of St. Michaels Episcopal church auxiliary were reelected yesterday. They are Mrs. Anna Everett, president; Mrs. William Stahl, vicepresident; Mrs. Norris Follett, thank offering officer; Mrs. George Barwick, in charge of the white envelope and box supply; Mrs. Edna Fenniman, secretary; Mrs. Lyman Labphere, chairman of the church periodical club; Mrs Alfred Huband, chairman of hospi- tality; Miss Carolyn Brown, exc cutnve secretary.
 Approve Projects
 The board of warden and burgess ses approved two proposed WPA projects, which are yet to be okayed by the government and Warden Sheridan announced that nearly $500,00 worth of WPA jobs have been lined up and approval is ex- pected.
 One of the projects approved last night was a storm sewer and cul- yer project. This includes storm sewers on Platts Mills road; Golden Hill extension; Rubber avenue; Gunntown road; Chestnut street; Edward and Elm streets; Johnson street to Coen street; High street north of Cemetery street; North Church street and Aetna streets; and culverts at Union City road; East Waterbury road; Horton Hall road; Beacon Valley road; Andrew Mountain road and North Water street.
 Repairs to inlets on the Whitte- more development are planned ir this project, thieves having taken iron castings from inlets there some time ago. Borough Engineer R. D. Beardsley explained this project k the board.
 The total cost is about $96, 1000 oi which $73,679 will be the govern. ment's contribution and $22,400 tht towns share. This includes $l700( to complete work already underway
 The other project was the exten- sive sidewalk job announced in this column yesterday. Property ownres will pay for materials and those people who would like to have walks constructed or repaired are asked to notify the borough clerk and gel waivers to sign.
 It was pointed out that if an in. dividual property owner wants his walk constructed or repaired, ht can have it done under this job al minimum cost to him, regardles! of whether or not others on hi. street are having similar work done The cost Is about IS a square foot 1t was said.
 New st. Matter
 Warden John J. Sherican reported progress in the matter of the new street near Johnson street. Som, time ago rain washed part of thi, street on to property on Johnson street and 8 complaint arose.
 MT. Moran, developer of the new street, has agreed to fix the street up and oil 1t and to install a storm sewer there, the warden said. The town will install a storm sewer from that point on to Johnson street Burgess Leo Brophy said he thinks MT. Moran should be ordered tt clear the street immediately anc the warden agreed to contact Moran on this.
 The board granted drainage right of way on the Recreation flelc property to the state highway de. partment. The state will install { pipe underground from the trolley company property to the main pipes of the town on the park land. bad water condition on the Clayton Davis property, on New Haven road will be corrected by the state.
 On motion by Burgess Joseph Nygren, the board voted to install