The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-08
Three Hundred Attend Adp journed Town Meet
 ing Monday Night
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Correspondent: Mrs. Claude V.
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$22, ,94O, with 8 special addlclonal items amounting to $2925, brings the totals budget to $54 1885.
 The budget as presented by the board of education was: Business affice, $4OO; teachers salaries $9100; text books $260; supplies $400; new equipment, $500; high school tuition $8500; janitors salaries, $1650; fuel 5000; lights $200; janitor supplies $20O; repairs $500; insurance $450; rep. equipment $200; upkeep grounds $100; library $65; promotion health $100; high school transportation $2750; elementary transportation $2250; miscellaneous $50; total $2s,50O. Of this $12,000 is return able by the State. The budget pre- scented by the selectmen was: Town officers, $2l55, miscellaneous $1000; printing, advertising, stationery SUD- plies 5000; election expenses $50; town poor $500; interest $2300; library $100; town roads, labor and supplies $7500; county and state tax $i2O0; bonds $3000; cemetery $50; insurance and bonds $650; town hall expenses $500; legal services $500; office equipment $350; snow $500; care tuberculosis patient $200; fire department donation $400; general index checking and revising $85; total $22, 2,940. Added to this is cost of assessors revaluation $2500 searching records $25 and police mans budget of $400 making this budget a total of $25, 1885 or grand total of $54,365. With a deductible liquor tax and a sum of $4033 on hand there remains approximately $35, ,492 to be raised by taxation.
 There was an unanimous accept ance of the budgets. Carl c. Matt son was moderator of the meeting
 Alice O'Neill Speaks
 The North school Parent Teacher association met at the North school Friday night with Miss Alice O'Neill primary supervisor, as guest speak CT. Denis Moore, music supervisor also a guest. Miss O'Neill spoke or Attitudes in Model School" Ro- bert Lyon presided over the business meeting at which it was voted tc join the National P. T. A. organiza- ton. It was also voted to build a pair of bookcases for the school and supply cupboard for the P. T. A supplies. Thomas Seery was ap- pointed chairman of pancake and sausage supper to be served at 6 later date. The program committee is making plans to secure a movie film of safety pictures from the State Highway Dept, for the next meeting. The next meeting will be held on the second Friday in April instead of the usual first Friday ot the month, due to the fact the first Friday of April falls on Good Friday Those attending the meeting were MT. and Mrs. Francis Hare, MT. anC Mrs. Thomas Seery, MT. and Mrs Reginald Boynton, MT. and Mrs Ray French, MT. and Mrs. Robert Lyon, Mrs. Raymond Dieter, Mrs Rufus Norton, Mrs. DeMora, Mrs Hattie Mccormack, Miss Louise Mo- Cormack, Miss Amelia Gallucci, Miss Alice O'Neill and Denis Moore. Re- treatments were served by S1rs French and assistants.
 Boy Scout troop of Wolcott with their Scoutmaster, Alfred J. Ger man, went on a hike Saturday Starting at MT. Germans house al 10 a. m. they proceeded over the Woodtick road to the Lyman At- wood home, then through the woods to Pikes Hill burying ground. This burial plot was laid out in 1774 and was used until the Mort East ceme- tery was opened a short distance away, in 1905. The boys were inter- ested n deciphering the old tomt stones, the earliest of which, that o1 Mrs. Rachel Bracket, aged 9, i. dated, October IT, 1776. Boys wht joined in the hike were Philip VII. son, Allen McVerry, Peter McVerry Clarence Atwood, Theodore Atwood Clifford German, Robert Began James Gavin, Harry Kumansky ane Scoutmaster Alfred J. German.
 Club Holds Social
 The Young Peoples club met a the home of MT. and Mrs. Leslie Hart, at Scovill lake, Saturda, night. A social evening was spen with games and refreshments, Thos, attending were the Misses Nanc. Goodson, Rosemary Goodson, Eunic, Frohn and Robert Wilson, Fredericl Megin, William Hart and Louis liar The group will melt at the home o. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Megin, ST. on Saturday night.
 Ernest Williams Is under ob servation and treatment at thu Bristol hospital. Mrs. Williams, wht has been a patient at the New Bri. tain, has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Stierlie, who have been visiting friends in New York, have returned to their home at Cedar Lake.
 Harry and William Stryeski, oi the Waterbury Bristol highway, whc have been i'll with the grippe, are recovered.
 Several wild geese were seen on open water on Cornelis pond, Tues- day morning. Among them was g Greater Snow goose, bird which is comparatively rare.
 Senator Claude Badger attended the Boy Scout meeting Friday night and spoke to the boys on the "Op- portunity of Higher Education"
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Darroch are both i'll with the grippe at their home on the Meriden road, Hitch cock lake.
 PAY CUTS RESTORED
 Bridgeport, Conn, March 8. (UP) Restoration of pay cuts to ap- uroximately 800 employees earning