The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-03
Good Progress Reported On Sanitary Sewer Installation
Being Laid at Sheffield Lane and Locust Street. 3OInch Frost Makes Work Difficult, Now About 40 Feet
 From End of Sheffield Lane
NAUG GATUCK
Correspondent, Larry Shepley-PhOne Naugatuck ssAD

frost and 1t was necessary to use dynamite to make progress.
 This work is being done by the Lambo Construction Go. of Water bury and about 360 feet of pipe has been laid.
 Need 300 Registrations
 Registration of 300 residents will be necessary to acquire 275 pints of blood which has been set as the quota when the mobile blood unit from Hartford makes it's 10th visit here March 29th, John H. Schmuck, publicity director of the Naugatuck chapter American Red Cross. an- nounced this morning.
 Donations will be given at the Y. M. c. A. medical center. A speed up of donations will be necessary as the unit will. be here shorter time on this visit, MT. Schmuck de- clared.
 Donations will start at 10:45 a. m. and end at 24C D. m. In the past they have continued to 4:30 or 4:45 D. m. To facilitate the handling of donations in the more limited per- iod, the unit will have one more nurse and two more beds than in the past.
 All residents who can give blood are urged to register at the local chapter house, Church St., as soon as possible. Persons working in fac tories, who have limited time dur ing the day for donations, are asked to register early so that they may be assigned to convenient times for donations.
 The last visit of the blood donor unit was Oct. 19 and all residents who gave then are eligible to do- nate to the March visit, MT. Schmuck said.
 Regional Meeting Tuesday
 About 20 members of the Nauga- tuck chapter, Red Cross, will attend the regional meeting of the Allan tic area Tuesday at Woolsey hall, New Haven.
 They are: Chairman Carlisle B.. Futile, Charles L. Berger. John H. Schmuck, Mrs. Fred Scott ConoVer, Mrs. Edgar J. Cossette, Mrs. Sea- bury 8. Hungerford, Mrs Kenneth Johnson, Joseph c. Raytkwich, Jr., Mrs. Leroy Wood, Mrs. w. Glenn Kirby, Mrs. Jeannette Kreh. Mrs. Ernest Comito. Miss Mary Claffey. Miss Edith Steever, Mrs. Harold w. Brown, Mrs. Vivien N. Herman, Mrs. David H. Ward, Mrs Raymond Shea and Mrs. Martin L. Caine.
 Borough Briefs
 A daughter was born Friday at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, tc MT. and Mrs. Norman Stewart, 83 Beebe street.
 Mrs. Terence Chism of Cliff street, l. a patent at the Waterbury hospi- tai. She is Ill with pneumonia but her condition is reported satisfac- tory.
 A Chinese auction will follow the business meeting of St. Michaeps Guild Monday at 7:45 p. m. in St.. Michael's parish house. Each mem- Der is asked to bring an item fo1 sale.
 Mrs. Charles Price of Oak street is surgical patient at the Water bury hospital
 Supt. of Schools Harold E. Chit tenden attended a meeting of the state teachers retirement board Friday in Hartford. He is chair man of this board.
 Senator Painter Presents Bill
 State Sen William A. Painter pre- sented a bil lin the general assem- bly, Friday amending the pension law so that the age limit on the firemens pension be lowered from 65 to 60 years He said that If the bill were passed, paid fireman could retire when he reaches the age of 60 years.
 Two resolutions, by request, were being presented. They are for the appointment of Thomas Neary for judge of the borough court and John P. Jones for deputy judge, Both are present incumbents.
 Another resolution which was pre- sented by Sen. Painter asked for the appointment of Burgess J. Rudolph Anderson for deputy judge Of the borough court. Burgess Anderson is active in the Young Republican organization.
 Peter J. Foley Receives Bond
 Members of the Naugatuck high