The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-02

$1,650 was for alterations. The new construction included eight one family houses, total, 1000; one two-family house, $8,000 value; one three-family house, $8,500 value; two garages, total value, $900.
 Two houses were altered, value $650, and one commercial structure, $10OO.
 There were 12 inspections made and 15 permits issued.
 Murtha Reports
 Street department expenses in September amounted to $2,55601. Supt. of Street Harold Murtha re- ported. Street repairs were $718.54; street cleaning, $330.30; oiling streets (town aid) $286.75; storm sewer maintenance, $128.8O; collecting rub Dish, $213.98; borough yard, $100; sanitary sewer construction (Walnut street) $11860; grading Park and Sherman streets, $266.93.
 Montanari Assigned
 Eugene James Montanari, appren- tice seaman, U. s. Navy, son of MT. and Mrs. James Montonari of Pleas ant Avenue, Naugatuck, and Robert Henry Antanaitis, apprentice sea- man U. s. NeVy, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward w. Antanaitis of IT Orchard street, Naugatuck, were transferred yesterday to the U. s. Naval training station, Newport, R. l., for 8 six weeks course Of instruction in the fundamentals of Naval education, upon the completion of which they Will be assigned to one of the var ious naval trade schools or to one of the vessels of the U. S. fleet. Both boys graduated from the Naugatuck High School, class of 1887, and both enlisted through the Waterbury Navy Recruiting Station.
 Mrs. Nardello Dies
 Mrs. Concetta Nardello, P, wife of Joseph Nardello died last eve ming at St. Mary's hospital. A ma. tive of Waterbury she had made her home there most of her life, re- siding in Naugatuck the past two years. She was a former employe of the U. s. Rubber company in Naugatuck.
 Besides her husband she is sur- vived by an infant son, Robert Jo- seph Nardello of Naugatuck; her parents, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Longo, and one sister, Miss Carmela Longo of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held Friday morning from the. home, 544 South Main street, Naugatuck, to St. Francis church, Naugatuck, at a time to be announced later. Burial will be in St. James cemetery, Nau- gatuck. Friends may call at the home after ' o'clock this evening.
 Natalizio Gets NolIe
 The case of Pasquale Natalizio. 55. of 11S Ward street, charged with breach of the peace, was nolled in borough court today. August Val ente, South Main street grocer, tes- tified Natalizio raised 8 baseball bat as if to strike him while Valente was delivering an order to Natali- zio's home, and Valente said Natali- zio made him sign what Valente thought was a note but was in real- ity a receipt.
 Natalizio denied raising the bat and said Valente had been bother ing his wife and him. He said he lost an earlier receipt from Valente and that was why the second re- ceipt was made out.
 Natalizio was under the impres- sion somebody tried to poison him some time ago and suspected Val ente. but the latter denied this and the court ordered counsel for the &C., cused to see that he is given an ex- animation by doctor.
 Judge Thomas Neary ordered Na- talizio and his wife not to trade in the future with Valente and ordered Valente not to deliver any goods there in the future. Natalizio was arrested Saturday by Sergeant An- thony Farrar and Patrolmen Ray mond Carlson and Wilfred Evon.
 Leon Peck of $50 Baldwin street. Waterbury was found guilty of reck- less driving and fined $25 and costs of $5 with this fine being remitted. He was also fined $3 on a charge of driving without an operators H- cense.
 Peck was in an accident in Mill vile on June 27 as the result of which he lost an arm. Patrolman Timothy Reardon made the arrest.
 Meet Friday
 The Naugatuck Junior Womans club will hold a reception for new members and tea at its first meet ing of the fall season Friday ct 8 p. m. in Masonic hall, 1t was an- nounced today.
 Mrs. Robert Anderson. president of the senior Woman's club, will be the guest of honor, and will address the group. 4 talent show wlll Do given by members of the club. The program committee includes: Airline