The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-23
TROOPERS TO AID
PICNICKERS HERE
1000 Cars Expected in
Line of March to Beach
Tomorrow
BEACON FALLS
Correspondent: VIM. j. Baxter.
Phone Naugatuck 1922.

Beacon Falls, Aug. 23-
Troopers at the Beacon Falls state
police barracks were today getting
set to act as an escort for employees
of the U. s. Rubber company who
will go on an outing to Pleasure
Beach, Bridgeport.
Lieutenant William Schatzmann
Is lining up his troopers now and
as many men as can be spared will
be assigned to this job which does
not promise to be a cinch.
It Is expected there will be 1000
cars in the line, probably the long
est parade of autos eyer arranged
in this vicinity before, and 1t will
be the troopers duty to see that no
mishaps occur and that the pro-
gress of the group Is not delayed.
This Is where 1t differs from the
troopers ordinary routine. They
see many thousands of autos pass
through during week-ends but they
are not responsible for the progress
Of all these autots, and such autos
are all not going the same place
at the same time.
However final instructions will
be given the troopers today and
they plan to do good job tomor-
row. No arrests or accidents oc-
Cured in Beacon Falls yesterday
1t was reported today at the bar
racks.
Local Workers to Go
A large number of workers at
the Beacon Falls Shoe company
are planning to attend the United
States Rubber company outing to
be held at Pleasure Beach, Bridge.
port tomorrow. Many from here
plan to go in the busses which will
so in private autos.
The local group will start from
Main street and buses are SEIZED.
uled to stop here at 9:15 at the
traffic light on Main street. The
local employees plan to participate
in the track and field events and
also will enjoy swimming.
To Complete Plans
Plans for camping trip by Bea-
con Troop, Boy Scouts to Camp
Pershing on the Housatonic are ex-
pected to be completed next We'd
nesday night at q meeting OF the
local troop.
The local scouts will leave next
Friday, August 80 and will return
on Monday, September 2. Lyman
B. Bunnell, scout executive of the
Naugatuck troops, has granted per-
mission for this to Scoutmaster
George Rau of the local troop. Mr..
Rau expects most Of the local troop
will take advantage Of the enjoy
able opportunity. All who plan to
go must notify him by next We'd
nesday night.
Scouts will have to supply their
own food and bedding.
A full course dinner will be serv-
ed on Sunday, September l and
funds from the troops treasury
will pay for 1t. The treasury was
increased by recent drive to send
a scout to the national jamboree at
Washington d. c. Before the JAM
boree plans were cancelled It was
decided 1t would be too expensive
to do this and the money would he
put to other use. A fine time on
the camping trip is expected.
Building Here
Clarence Carlson of Beacon Falls,
formerly of Bridgeport, has bought
lot on the corner of Maple ave-
nue. and College streets. He plans
to build a house there. The land
is 100 feet wide and 80 feet long.
Leo Ridzik of Railroad avenue has
bought lot from Thomas Dona-
hue, ST., the land being on Fair
field place. He Is preparing to
build house there. Deeds In rela-
ton to the transactions have been
filed at the Office of Town Clerk
Fred C. Curtiss.
Birth Announced
A daughter was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ploss Of
Highland avenue at their home.
Mother and child are reported do
ing we'll.
Patsy Desiderio Of Highland ave.
nue. Is visiting In New York city.
MIR. and Mrs. George fsau OF
Circle avenue have as their guest
Fred Macdonald OF Washington,
D. c.. former local resident.