The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-09
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 On Rubbish Survey
Community Club Members Discuss Report Given By
 Mayors Special GrOup-Pearl Lake Site Mentioned
Washington Hill

At @ meeting Of the washington Park Community club last evening the committee on rubbish removal, under the chairmanship of J. Dzick, made a report of his visit to the mayors committee, appointed to make a survey of this condition. MT. Dzick said the committee wished him to ask the Community club to pass on a public dump, which they would provide for this section soHne- where in the section near Pearl Lake road, which 1t is understood is now being used for that purpose, whether authorized or not. The club was very reticent about doing this, as some of the members felt the people living in the neighborhood of Pearl Lake road should be considered in a matter of this kind. Naturally, the people living anywhere near Keefe street can't forget the heart- aches they all endured when Keefe street was @ public dump. Even though 1t was supervised, probably not as thoroughly as the city is now planning to take care of these new dumps, but nevertheless 1t was quite an ordeal to go through and every one danced with joy when 1t was finally closed up.
 The club, of course, does not want to sanction opening up of new dumps, even though 1t seems to be 8 necessary evil and would rather have the city give them some sort of guarantee that this is their action, to take care of refuse for a short while.
 Originally, the idea of this rub Dish removal committee was to take action against every Tom, Dick and Harry when they get ready to clean up their yards, and cellars, to bring car or truck on the outlying dis tricts and dumping anything they wished to get rid of and people liv- ing in the Washington Hill section, or any other part of the city not thickly populated, had this nuisance to content with, the committee felt by having the city take care of this removal at regular intervals, either once a month, etc., people would gradually get away from spelling everyone's land that did not have building on 1t, for dumping. Pub lie dumps would not offset this hit and miss dumping, by any means.
 However, before the discussion was ended, the club went on record as wanting the city to put an ap- propriauon in next years budget to purchase an incinerator.
 The Holy Name "45" tournament held their weekly game at St. Fran cis' parish hall Monday evening with the following resr'ts: Fitzmaurice 25, O'Neil r; O'Donnell 26, Art Frageau 10; Coughliin 22, Cusick 20; Bob McHugh 27, John McHugh 25.. The standing of the teams to date:
 J. McHugh ..520 T. Coughlin ..5i6
 J. Fitzmaurice .499
 ODonnell .487
 ONeily .................. .483
 E. McHugh ........ .461
 J. Cusick .457
 A. tTageau ......... .451
 Supervisor William Shea, Wash- ington park Community House, an- nounced last evening that the vic- tory ball for the basketball league of Washington park would be held on Friday, April 18th, instead of on Monday night, April 14th, as orig inally planned. Monday being Easter Monday, there were so many other activities going on throughout the city 1t was thought best to have the dance on Friday night. The other arrangements will be announced in Q day or two.
 Miss Esther Egan of Baldwin street, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Edward P. Egan, and Miss Virginia Scully, of Naugatuck, both students of Albertus Magnus college, New Haven, visited the Capitol in Hart ford yesterday.
 Mrs. Esther Kennedy of South street Is very seriously i'll at her home. Mrs. Kennedy is one of the pioneer residents of Washington Hill section of our city.
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