The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-21

service between this city and Cheshire, and possibly Mount Car mel. would be a reality. There was no hope held out for trolley serv- ice betwen this city and New Ha- ven, either by way of Cheshire or Derby. by tonight. Service on the East Main street line early this morning reached only to Silver street and was "one way.
 There were no trolleys running on Willow street early this after room. On North Main street the service had been driven through to a point near the Waterbury Manufacturing company. Soutn Main street was without service entirly early this afternoon. on Bank street the tracks had been cleared only to Meadow stree', thereby cutting off Brooklyn ana Town Plot. ,.a were cleared only to the car barns near the Naugatuck river prldse' There were only two bus lines ln service early this afternoon. one of the lines was from Waterbury to Waterville over the Thomaston avenue route to take the place or the trolleys tied pp on the regular WatervIlle run. This line was run as far as the Chase Rolling Mllls' The Chase company employees aided in clearing part of the route. An other line was out to Bunker Hill as far as the Bunker Hill firehouse'
 Trains On Schedule
 The New York, New Haven ana Hartford Railroad company re- ported all its trains practically on schedule. The train out of water bury this morning for Hartford left on time. From Waterbury, south, the trains were between 15 and 2o minutes late. A freight train ar rived in Waterbury this morning from New Haven carrying perish able goods, as well as coal ana luel oil. Due to the difficult gong the train travelled light, only lS cars making up the train.
 North and south bound frelght was running well early this a1ter- noon and was expected to be up to normal this afternoon. The news train from New York to Waterbury was late again this morning put arrived, finally. Yesterday IL was pra actically put out of the picture. A Winsted run was expected to pc made this afternoon. There was no passenger service out of this city for Winsted today. Busses were unable to get through. There was still a Southern New England bus stalled on Thomaston avenue and deserted and two or three were re- ported stalled and deserted in the Thomaston Torrington vicinity. Service between here and Hartford on the railroad busses was doubt full this nAorning as the drivers re. norted numerous drifts because Of the severe wind which blew throughout the night, letting up only during the early hours of this morning.
 Business houses, banks and pub lie buildings were back to normal today, as far as their working stairs were concerned. However, busi- ness was very light. There was nc auto traffic at all, practically. only such business trucks as could nav1- gate the drifts took chance or going through.
 Local welfare organizations were busy today taking care of the needy as much as possible. Fuel and fooo concerns were pushed to the full est extent in order to reach homes
 The fire department today was functioning with a full personnel that is, the night and day platoon' were kept in the fire houses anc they will remain there until fur ther orders so that they will bt available in the event of any fire outbreak. Up to early this after noon no fire alarms had been re ceived today.
 It was figured that many of tho central and main thoroughfares O. the city would be open to traffic by tonight. However. there wal nothing definite as to when the sid' streets would be opened.
 No sessions were held at thu county building today. It is ex pected that none of the court there will function until Friday. The two men who nearly perish ! ed from the storm yesterday wer' rescued under trying conditions Mrs Charles Foley of 53 Johnson street notified William M. Harris director of the Mutual Aid, lat