The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-05

Naugatuck, Oct. 5-Mrs. Marion
Stankiewicz of 10 Prospect street
was arrested at o'clock this morn
ing and charged with violation OF
the liquor control act In borough
cours today, her case was continued
until Monday with bond being set
at 5000. Judge Thomas R. Neary
presided.
Participating in the raid were:
Captain Anthony Malone, Sergeant
Anthony Farrar and Patrolman
James Fenton. Police reported selz-
ing liquor in the restaurant, alleg-
edly operated by Mrs. Stankiewicz.
The arrest is another in a series
which have occurred here in the past
two months where liquor violations
are charged.
Board to Meet
The board of education will hold
its October meeting at p. m. TO-DAY
in the high school and among the
matters scheduled for discussion are
the adjustments OF salaries OF those
teachers who entered under the nor
NAL wage level, the question of a
salary for James I. Leary, high
school teacher who has drawn no
nav so far for his work because the
board was deadlocke1 at two meet
inf;s on the salary he should receive.
The board is also expected to fill
today the vacancy caused by the res
igration of Miss Eileen Holton, fifth
grade teacher in Salem school.
If these matters are openly dis
cussed at the regular meeting, the
session should be an interesting one
1t is quite probable however that
the board members will hold a Sc
cret discussion prior to the regular
meeting time.
Observers feel that some agree
ment on the starting salary OF Mr.
Leary will be reached today. He has
had 10 years experience in college
teaching but has not taught in about
10 years. it is believed Democrats or
thu board felt that some recognition
SHOULD be given for Mr.. Leary's pre-
vieus experience. Republicans want
ed to start him at the regular mini
mum, $1,000.
If adjustment OF salaries of the 2!
teachers under the regular wcge lev
ell now is effected at the meeting to
day, it will mean considerable den
in the school department budget an;
mcy result in deficit at the end o
the fiscal year.
Just who will be named to succee
Miss hclton is not known. Name
of several persons have been men
toned for the post.
Supt. of Schools Harold E. Chit
tenden will make his financial repol
which will show the department i
the first six months of the fiscs
year spent S90,616.54 of its $211,0C
budget, leaving balance of $120,38
.4e. The first half of the fiscal yea
is usually the least expensive #
the department. because of the va
cation months.
Deficits Indicated
Indications that there may be
deficit in some borough department
at the end of the fiscal year al
shown in the report of Boroug
Clerk Charles F. DAILY. The repo
lists expenditures for the first S
months of the fiscal year for q
departments except the welfare d.
partment, figures for the branch f
September being not prepared
this time.
The public works department W
have to economic or incur defic
the report indicates. OF its $7s
600 budget, the department spe
S42.71296 in the first half of t
fiscal year. leaving balance of So:
387.04. With the winter months cor
ing up, the street department "
have the expense of snow removal
addition to usual expenses.
The health and sanitation depal
ment has spent $3,44204 of its S
$50 appropriation, leaving a balan
for the last half of the fiscal We
of $2,207.96. In the special Apr
priations department, $3,049.19
the $5,32310 budget has been speI
and there Is a balance of $2,273.
Just about half of the pub
safety department budget has be
spent. The appropriation was Sc
285.85 and $34,632.78 has been
pended, leaving S34,65307 balan
The general administration depa