The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-28
South Main Street Work Will Prevent
 Use Of Car Tracks
Bridge Project Expected to Last Three Months, Rea son for Change -WPA Outlook Bright Sixty
 Apply for Old Age Pensions War Protests
NAUGATUCK
 Wm. j. Baxter. Correspondent-Phone Naugatuck s7s-2

Naugatuck, Oct. 28 - Arrange ments for bus service from Water bury to Naugatuck and back to re- place trolleys for three months has been arranged as far as Naugatuck is concerned, Warden John J. Sher- idan said to-day.
 The reason for this is that work on the bridge on South Main street, Waterbury will prevent use of the trolley tracks and the Connecticut company will substitute busses for trolleys during theetime the bridge is being repaired, expected to be three months.
 MT. Chapman conferred with the warden Saturday morning seeking permission to unload and load pas sengers in town. According to the warden temporary passover on South Main street, Waterbury, may be erected to allow busses to nain- tain the sam eroute through Water- bury. However they will come down Main street Naugatuck go across the Maple street bridge to Church street, proceed to Division street, down Meadow to Park Place and back across the bridge to Main street, thence to Waterbury.
 They will be run at least on the some 15-minute schedule and 1t is possible they will be run oftener. According to present plans, New Haven trolleys will proceed to the switch opposite St. Mary's church on North Main street and will then return to New Haven, not going any further north.
 Passengers from Waterbury wish ing to go to New Haven can take the bus to Naugatuck and then meet the New Haven trolley.
 It is expected the Connecticut company will make application this wek to the public utilities commits sion of the state for permission to do this. No opposition is anticipated and the bus service may start with in two weeks.
 Warden Sheridan is hopeful that the bus service will prove success full, believing 1t possible the com- pany might continue it as @ per- manent system.
 Outlook Bright
 The outlook for WPA work here is getting very bright with much better progress being made in ex- pediting jobs, Warden John J. Sher- idan said this morning. He stated that when the rip-rap wall EZRA project is transferred to the WPA, probably the latter part of this week, p men from the welfare list will get jobs as result.
 Twenty EZRA workers will be transferred to Dunn avenue project, expected to start as g. WPA job within day or two and there will be only 13 remaining on the present EZRA list of workers. Most of the EZRA employees have been absorbed by the High street project, now un- der the WPA.
 These 13 with p others from the welfare list will work on the rip- rapp wall job.
 The warden praised the co-opera- ton given him by MT. Collins of the Waterbury state employment office. MT. Sheridan stressed the fact the WPA here is not competing with private industry. All who work here on WPA jobs are registered in the state employment office in Water bury. If call from private industry comes for men in this town, MT. Collins will instantly take off the WPA work the number of men re- quired and set them back to work on pritate jobs. It is hoped more will be absorbed by private indus tries.