The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-15


 neider, all of Naugatuck, Mrs. Fred erick Rahl, Miss Lucy Woolley, Mrs. William Bragg, Mrs. Paul c. Hes- pelt, Mrs. Louis Hertreiter, Mrs. Joseph Doran, Mrs. Robert McCor- mack, Mrs. F. Bradigan, Mrs. Mad cline Gamble, Mrs. Bertha Zeigler, Mrs. Christian Trudell and Miss Bella Shaw.
 Mrs. Thomas Gormley and daugh- ter, Patricia, of Washington, D. C.. are visiting Mrs. Catherine Gorm- ley of Carroll street.
 MT. and Mrs. Joshua Fairbank of Nixon avenue are vacationing at Cape Cod, Mass.
 Mrs. Thomas P. Saunders and son, William, of High street have returned from Asheville, North Car olina, where they visited MT. and Mrs. Carlton Saunders.
 Miss Mary T. Cross of Park ave- nue has returned from Vermont, where she has been vacationing.
 No Board Meeting
 Indications are that August will pass without the board of public welfare meeting during the month. No session was held last night be- cause there was not quorum pres- ent. Warden John J. Sheridan and three Democratic members. Patrick Scully, Richard Durkin and Richard Parkinson, were the only members present, none of the Republican members being on hand.
 Warden Sheridan did not say defi- nitely whether or not another ses- sion would be held this month but hinted that because the month is now nearly half over, there would be no special meeting.
 The board did not meet in July. The report of Welfare Superintend- ent Leo Scully for the first four months of the fiscal year showed total expenditures of $36,475.46.
 The appropriation for the year was $60,000 and the department has received $9,493.61 in unappropriated income and g in miscellaneous cred- its so far. In addition, Supt. Scuily estimates that state credits for the period from April 1 to June 30 for state cases helped here will amount to $8,2800 and for state cases helped here in July, to $2,900. Adding these estimates of credits due, 1t leaves a balance of $44,720.15, the superin- tendent reports.
 The expenses are broken down as follows: outside poor, $9,607.2 20; labor, $6,985.53; hospitals, $4,097.79: admin istration, $3,7o3.30; Meadowbrook home, $1,925.34; children in homes, $1 ,300.69, or 6 total of $26, 6,e79 .85. and there is an additional $9,494.61 in money spent on state cases.
 Nine Less Cases
 The case list of the department was nine less in July than in June, the report of Katherine M. Brennan, were seven new cases and three cases social service worker, shows. There reopened, with 19 cases closed. and at the end of July, there were BPS cases on the department.
 Forty office interviews were given, 25 home visits made and two old age assistance applications sent lip.
 A total of 13l cases, with 53l per- sons represented, received federal food last month. Distribution was as follows: butter 665 pounds, wheat cereal 681 pounds, corn meal 408 pounds, graham flour 40 pounds, wheat flour 58 bags-12A pound bags, wheat flour 87 bags--3 pound bags. dried beans 378 pounds, oranges 532 pounds, eggs 345 dozens.
 Concert Tomorrow
 Another in the series of summer concerts will be given tomorrow night by the Naugatuck Community band at the Green at 8 o'clock. Following the concert, popular mu- sic will be played for dancing. The trombone section of the band will be featured in the concert, those players being: Stan Kowelski, Rich ard Whitehill, Patrick O'Toole, Joseph Skishally, A. Fratesi, Charles Both and Frod Abele.
 Seats around the stand will be furnished so that music lovers may enjoy the program without distrac- ton. Close to 1000 attended the last concert.
 Play Tonight
 The softball team representing the Naugatuck Eagles will play Platts Mills tonight at 6:30 o'clock at the Bristol company field. All Eagles playing are asked to report at the aerie rooms at 6 p. m.
 Attend Masses
 Roman Catholic here today at- tended masses in local churches, 1t being the Feast of the Assump- tion, a holy day of obligation for Catholics.
 To oil Driveways
 The street department, having completed its program of oiling roads, will be able to oil private driveways now, Superintendent of Streets Harold Martha has an- nounced. There is a charge of IA per square yard for one layer of oil and sand and preparation or graveling will be additional, If 1t is necessary. Persons wishing their driveways oiled should notify Bor- ough Clerk Charles F. Daly on or before tomorrow at the latest. No orders will be accepted after to- morrow. A number here get this work done.
 To Plan for Convention
 A special meeting of the Nau- gatuck Hose. Hook and Ladder As- sociation will be held at 6 o'clock tonight in the fire house to make plans for participation in the state convention parade. All members a~ ..laaA Az nakas~.. khaAle sogalNaWxxam