The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-17
IVA Interviews.

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 There will be interviews for youths between the ages of IT and 25 who desire employment in the National Youth Administration, at the town hall Thursday from 9 a. m. to noon, Miss Florence Conroy, IVA interviewer, has announced.
 Monsignor to Speak
 Monsignor John J. Fitzgerald, pas- tor of St. Francis church, will de- liver special talk at the installa- ton of officers of the Naugatuck division, Ancient Order of Hiberni- ans, to be held tonight at Hibernian hall. Monsignor Fitzgerald, who has been 8 priest 53 years will be in- ducted as chaplain of the society.
 Judge Thomas Wall of Torrington, Michael Connolly of New Haven, 8 police sergeant, and Rev. Albert Taylor and Rev. George Dunn, as- sistant pastors at St. Francis church here, will be the other speakers.
 Funeral of John Butler
 The funeral of John Butler of Rochester, former local resident who died Sunday, will be held Thurs day morning at 8:30 from the Buck miller funeral home, 9 Park Place to St. Mary's church at g o'clock where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St.. James cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 o'clock tonight.
 In addition to the survivors pulp nshed in this column yesterday, MT Butler leaves an aunt, Mrs. Mary Fleming of Unfon City.
 To Install Meters
 Installation of water meters here in private homes will be started immediately, it was learned today from William H. Moody, Nauga- tuck Water company official. The public utilities commission of the state after a hearing yesterday af- ternoon in Hartford gave permis- sion for the meter rate plan to be tried here for years period.
 The meter rate will start on Jan. l, 1941, in some homes where me- ters have been installed by then. Other homes will be on the flat rate until meters are instaleld which will be as soon as possible.
 MT. Moody stressed today again that the main purpose of the local company is to conserve water. He urged repair of leaking fixtures say- ing "one leaky fixture may use as much water as the consumption of an entire family" He also. again said that some residents will pay lower rates than they have been pay ing, and others will pay higher rates.
 Warden John J. Sheridan said at the hearing yesterday that a hear ing was held here Saturday and there was one member of the audi ence who objected to the meter rate and one other member of audience expressed approval. He said no per- son or group tlas objected to the meter rates to him.
 He felt that in view of the fair record of the company and the larger expense 8 new reservoir would be here, that the request was a reasonable one.
 Burgess Leo Simigelski objected to the meter rate but when Engineer Rudd explained things Smigelski said he saw the picture more clearly. The commission indicated it felt the proposed rate was a fair one.
 Officers Installed
 Ohicers of Kennedy Circle, Daugh- ters of Isabella, weer installed re- gently at a meeting in Hibernian hall. State Regent Miss Mary Con- nor of Southington had charge of the induction. Miss Connor and Rev. George Dunn of St. Francis church gave talks.
 The officers instaleld were: Mrs. Elizabeth Joyce, regent; Mrs. Bea Mackin, past regent: Anne Crotty, vice regent; Mrs. Mary J. Reilly. financial secretary: Margaret Nor ris, recording secretary; Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, treasurer: Mrs. Anne Sullivan, chancellor; Mrs. Mary Harper, monitor; Mrs. Lottie Har- ped, custodian; Mrs. Hulstrunk, in- side guard; Mrs. John Healey, out- side guard; Mrs. Mary Feeley and Mrs. Nora Moroney. trustees.
 Community Tree
 The work of decorating the local Community Christmas tree will start tomorrow, Fire Marshal Michael r. clI. .-. ,.Sss.,.sua .l.tl trI.Iof41 HEsf Eslsaa