The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-04
ment had in the recently ended fiscal year.
Boards Activities

AL Cne DOrOugn pOarO meeClLlg Tuesday night.
 The street committee was ordered to investigate a complaint from MT. and Mrs. F. c. Hubbell of Hard street. They maintain they gave land to the town with the under standing they had to do so and and would be reimbursed and now learn they did not have to do SO. Grading work was done there.
 They laim 1900 square feet of their property is being used by the town as a road.
 The list of officers of the Nauga- tuck Hose, Hook and Ladder as- sociation, elected recently were ap- proved by the board. The board ex- pressed to the association for tickets for it's smoker and banquet Satur- day night. The warden, on authori- ration from the board, appointed Burgess George Fellows and Leo Smigelski as committee to prepare resolutions concerning the death Of Borough Attorney Henry J. Free man and to submit them at the next regular meeting.
 James McDermott was given per- mission to hang a sign at his place of business, AIS North Main street, the work to be done under the supervision of the street superinten- dent, subject to the approval or the ating borough attorney.
 The matter of Tolles square sloe- walks was discussed and 1t was ue- cided to have some residents of that street attend an informal meeting of the board Saturday afternoon at 2.ao A discussion of the budget IS also expected at this session. The street committee will investigate a complaint of storm water damage, made by Rudolph Litke Of Mel bourne street.
 Court Case
 The case of Higino Rendeiro, 31' of B Scott street arrested yesterday on a. charge of breach of the peace was continued today until May 2o' Mrs. Alice Motta, who with ner family occupy the second floor or the house where Rendeiro lives, said Rendeiro came to her home yester- day. pushed her and twisted the arm of her daughter, Nair, 16. The daughter confirmed the story and said that there had been some trou- ble yesterday between Mrs. Ken deiro and her mother over a child In the Motta household playing on the stairway.
 Rendeiro admitted pushing Mrs. Motta but said she had insulted his wife and that he was in the hall way. not in her home, when he pushed her. He denied touching the girl.
 deiro to move out of the place and gave him until May 20 to find an- other rent. Sergeant Anthony Far rar and Patrolman Wilfred Evon made the arrest.
 A $1 bond was forfeited by Louis Vierra of Cherry Hill road, who was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Timothy Reardon and failed to ap- pear to answer charge of violating the borough parking ordinance. Bakery Sale
 A bakery sale sponsored by the ways and means committee Of Naugatuck Woman's club will be held Friday at Culver's Flower store, Church street. Mrs. John E. Robin- son, Mrs. F. Leslie Howard and Mrs. Harold E. Chittenden, perma- nent chairmen, are in charge of ar- arrangements.
 The sale will open at 10 a. m. and all club members who wish their donations called for are requested to inform one of the chairmen. Pulp lie patronage is invited. In Hospital
 The condition of Mrs. Mary Foley of Cherry street was believed fair today. She is a patient at the St.. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, to which she was taken yesterday af-