The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-08

Through failure of the board to act, the police neutenancy vacancy Is still open. In addition, no one was appointed to the regular force. Borough appointments now in office will hold their posts until the ap- pointments are made.
 The fire marshal post, building irl- spector, three members of the Vel fare Board and one member of the Board of Tax Review are other ap- pointments still awaiting action.
 Police department members pre- sented a petition to the board ask ing that they be placed on regular weekly salary schedules instead Of on the present hourly pay basis. The petition was signed by all mem- bers of the department, with the exception of Chief John Gormley and Captain Anthony Malone, who are paid salaries.
 The board voted to refer this peti- ton to the boards police committee. Should the charter be amended to permit police pay on an hourly basis this will be retroactive to August '.
 Renewal of junk dealers license was granted to Milton Schwartz, whose place of business is located at 68 Riverside Drive.
 1 Leo Brophy to make application ! to the state School Building Com mission for financial aid in con- struction of school building. { The warden was also authorized : to submit an application to. the Federal Works Agency for an ad- vance of funds for preparing plans to construction of public buildings.
 It was voted to reain Kunst, Ev- erett and Cambria, Inc, Hartford, as auditors for the borough.
 A pension of s60 monthly, retro active to June 1, was granted to John Stevenson, retired janitor Of the Town Hall. A bill to this effect was passed by the General Assembly and was signed by Gov. Baldwin on June 9.
 The board voted to permit bingo- playing governed by state laws and town regulations, in the borough.
 A petition for street lights signed l by residents was approved. Lights are to be installed at Cross road. and Summett road at Dayton road.
 It was voted to empower the war den to sign contract which has been pending for some three years with W. H. Rhodes, Inc, Hartford, for 181 parking meters now in use in the borough.
 Borough Atty. Martin L. Caine was empowered to make settle ment of $500 with Julia Olsen for injuries in case now pending in Superior Court, Waterbury.
 Building Inspector Andrew Bent ley reported construction work for June at $14,935 and July, $34, ,665. Police Chief John Gormley said that g arrests were made in June and 28 in July. Harold w. Martin, Supt. of Streets reported an expenditures of $4.404.93.
 A report of the plumbing inspec- tor and health officer on a com- plaint of the U. s. Rubber Co.,, that sewerage from private homes was being discharged into the firms canal was read and the offenders were ordered to remedy the situa- tion.
 Income Tax Problems
 George O'Connor, deputy internal revenue agent of the Waterbury bureau, will be at the Naugatuck Post Office Mondays from g a. m. to 4 D. m. to give advice to local residents on income tax problems, Postmaster Frank T. Green report ed this morning. This action he stated, obviates the necessity of borough residents taking internal revenue problems to the Waterbury bureau.
 Annual Outing
 The Naugatuck Chemical and Synthetic Rubber Division, U. s. Rubber Co.,, will hold their annual outing next Sunday afternoon at Linden park. Patrick Kelley will be master of ceremonies; Donald l.. AacCollum, new factory manager, honorary chairman of the conSait- tee; William Fernandez, general chairman; and Frank Egan, assist ant chairman. Pensioners will be guests of the concerns.
 Meeting Thursday Postponed
 There will be no meeting of the Board of Education Thursday night but a special meeting will be called sometime later in the month. Chair man S. I. Lyons announced today Business to be taken up includes a report by High School Principal Edward L. Kehoe on his program for the coming year and the filling of several posts on the teaching staff; also a report by Supt. Chit tenden on building improvements
 Mir. Lyons said it would be i'm possible to hold the meeting be- cause he and another member will be on vacation.
 Mrs. Frederick A. Faust, Nauga- tuck, 8 Russian native, will address the Rotary club on Russian Para doxes" at its dinner meeting this evening at 6 o'clock at Stratton's restaurant, Park Place.
 Gum Shoe Dept. Outing
 The Gum Shoe department of the United States Rubber co. Footwear Plant will hold its annual outing tomorrow night at Nissen's grove ir Cotton Hollow, E. T. McGrath publicity director, said today.
 In charge of this years outing Is Mae Krause assisted by Jenny Hepp, Ann Yanavich. Joe O'Rourke and Jack Mariana.
 Festivities viii begin at 4 D. m and continue through the evening with music and refreshments head lining the event.
 The committee for the Tenni' Making outing to be held at Nis. sens grove Saturday are com. plating final pianA which inclad.