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you neither gain nor lose weight.
Keep your appetite under con-
troll and it may be used as a gauge
as to the amount of food to eat.
However, appetite has played you
false in the past and is not to be
trusted implicitly. It is a good
slimming rule to stop eating before
you are completely satisfied. When
you eat until replete you have
eaten too much.
The scales are your best friend.
A three-pound advance in weight
warns you that your calorieS in
take has exceeded your activity.
At the first indication of weight
gain, cut your calorieS to 1900
per day until the indicator no
longer WaverS.
1t is twice as easy to keep slim
as it is to get slim. In order to re-
duce, you must live partly on your
stored fat, which limits your daily
calorie intake to two-thirdS your
normal allowance. To keep slim
you need only limit your calorieS
to the amount which covers your
activity, which will prevent storage
of adipose tissues. You won't have
to spend the rest of your life ire
ducing."
Your reducing struggles should
be over when you have reached
the keeping-slim stage and you can
see it through this time by estab-
fishing habits that will keep your
slim. More about habit tomorrow,
BALANCED REDUCING MENU
BREAKFAST
Galleries
Orange Juice ................. so
SOft-bOiled egg ................. IS
Toast. 1 slice. ...............'.. 20
Butter. 9.pat ................. 90
Coffee, teaspoon cream ...... 80
1 rounded teaspoon Gugar.
800
LUNCHEON
'Broiled ground round steak ..o
sandwich Observation-Disclosures. ZoO
Head lettuce with reducer's thou
sand island dressing ....... Is
Tea, 1 lump sugar. ............ rs
800
"COok under broiIer until meat is
cooked and bread toasted.
DINNER
Liver with 200
Onions ...............''... ,,... 100
| Spinach with vinegar. ......... 25
! Potato Observation-Disclosures. 100
Grapefruit salad fruit dressinR) so
| -
AIS
Total Galleries for day ......... 1915
Your dietitian,
IDA JEAN KAHN.
Copyright 1895. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
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'Y@%%z ts31
Final Test for Reducers
Is Staying Slim
Is Staying
By IDA JEAN KAHN

Now that you slim again you ahead and eat what
you please-but you'll stay slim that way!
You keep your slim figure-but will you? There are
perennial reduces who regularly lose 20 pounds and
just as regularly gain them back with interest
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Less JobIess in Sweden
STOCKHOLM G.N.SO. -Th e
number of unemployed in Sweden
decreased in January this year
to a total Of 61,400, against 3d.
500 for the same month in 1885.
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speed Limits for Church and Main Streets Contemplated
Children Will Give
Play For Book Week
Free Tickets Being Distributed For ''The Enchanted
Bookshelf at Salem School Saturday

Naugatuck, Nov. fo-The Howard
whittemore Memorial Children's
Library has on display books, pos
tiers, and projects made by Frank
Sterniak, Chester Judd, Vincent
Tarnowicz, Albert Karalis.. Adeline
0linkas, Alec Jones, Martha Lucas,
Emil Weber, Florence Kogut and
Adeline Stanklls..
The main event OF Book Week
will be the performance Of 1.-THE
Enchanted Book Shelf written by
Josephine ,Thorp. The play will be
given Saturday morning at ten
o'clock In the Salem School auditor
ium. There are thirty-one children
In the cast chosen from the schools
In NaugatOck. Only those boys and
girls who are members OF the Chill
drens library and who do not owe
any fines may como to the play.
No adults except the parents OF
the permorfers and the principals
Of each school are invited to the
play. Tickets for the performance
may be obtained this week from
the Childrcn's Library. There Is TO
charge for the tickets.
Burke Doing Well
Naugatuck residents are watching
with interest the play OF Billy
Burke. Cleveland pro and former
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
LORETTA LINER
WE'D IN NEW YORK
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bren-
nan to Live on Glen.
wood Avenue
MlDDLEBURY
Eleanor Read
Telephone %.67sS

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip J. Liner Of
the Whittemore road announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Loretta
Elaine, TO John Robert Brennan, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan, also
OF Middlebury. The marriage took
place at ~. James church In New
York city on November 7. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brennan will take up their
residence In Glenwood avenue.
.s Party Tomorrow
Mrs. John II. Foster Is opening
her home on Porter Hill tomorrow
evening for o bridge party given for
the benefit Of the International re-
lations committee OF the Water
bury branch OF the American AS
ISOLATION OF University Women. Miss
Elijah tn Kane will assist Mrs. Fos-
ter as hostess. Miss Catherine Con-
nor and Miss Julie Pape Atkins will
also assist.
Miss Jennie O'Neill was hostess this
afternoon ct her home on North
street, at the card party given III
benefit Of the Ladies' Guild OF the
Church Of 81. John Of the Cross. The
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL TO
Give TWO PLAYS
Musical and Ora m a tic
Units Sponsor Two.
Nights Entertainment
LITCtIFIEl.D
Correspondent: Nellie 8. Fair.
grieve. Phone 6l3.

Litchfield, Nov. l9-The Litchfield
high school musical and dramatic
organizations will present a Joint
entertainment Friday and Saturday
evenings AZ the Center school audi
torium.
The advanced dramatics club UNI
der the direction OF Francis !. En-
slim will present two one-act plays,
Green Eyes In the DARK" and "rhe
Finger of Cod with the following
In the cast: Gladys Bailey, Francis
Derouin, Stanley Harrison, Warren
Kelso, Richard Kilbourne and Anna
Dante.
The girls of the selected vocal
ensemble which will participate In
the musical entertainment are:
First Sopranos, Elsie HARRISON
Margaret Bissell, Mae Neller, Shir.
ley Prindle, Louise Da Ross, Alice
Da ROSS; Second Sopranos, Anne
Jackson, Anne Dante, Gladys Ball
ey. Margaret Roebling, Anne Weir,
Olive Coo; Altos, Laura Griffin,
E1eleH oeppleb, MuTCellu Moioe,
Julia Sepples, Hope Starr and Dor
othy Chamberlain. Members Of the
boys unit are: First tenorS, John
Nellar. Paul Roeberg, Bernard 0rif-
fin; Second Tenors, Arthur Web
ster. John Roberg, Joseph Sepples:
First Bass, Stanley Harrison, Rich
ard Kilbourne, Waiter Parsons, Will
bur Coffill; Second Bass. Herman
Hermcnau. Stanley Whitehill, Alex
Theophllos and Earl Baldwin.
Phelps House Leased
Miss Mae G. Allen OF New York
and Stockbridge, Mass. has leased
the II. l.. Phclphs house OH East
street for o year.
DR.. and Mrs. George N. Fem
were recent viGitors In New Canaan.
p. y. Saylor has closed his resi-
dencc on Chestnut hill and return.
ed TO White Plalrs, N. Y. for the
winter.
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FARM BUREAU TO
SPONSOR DINNER
Banquet Planned Tonight
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO Convene
CHESHIRE NEWS
Hubert Rigney
Cheshire Phone 33s

Charles II. Pearsall director OF the
farm bureau, announced the an
nual banquet OF the New Haven
county farm bureau will be held
tonight at the Wallingford Armory
at $3.50.
The program will open with an
informal reception followed by .
banquet at Z p. m. Turkey will be
served The Mendelssohn quartet
will render several numbers and
there will also be community singing.
Walter Stemmons OF Connecticut
State college Will cb toastmaster
The final score OF the membership
drive will also be announced at the
dinner and dancin gwil be held
from 10 10 IL midnight. Cheshire
will be represented by large dele
CATION.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Mrs. Gordon Knowlton entertain
ed thr tables Of pinochle at her
home on Christian road, with q
dessert party Tuesday afternoon,
Honors were won by Mrs. Knowlton,
Mrs. Carl Kockert and Mrs. Ralph
Noble. Others playing were: Mrs.
Donald Grahame, Mrs. John Han
ssh, Mrs. Howard B. Smith, Mrs.
Harry Spokesman. Mrs. Raymond
Bedell, Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Loren
Plat, Mrs. Frederick Pope and Mrs.
Fred Beebe.
Miss Mary L. Tyler 10 visiting her
nieces, Marguerite and Dorothy
Tyler OF their home In Ncwburgh,
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MRS. SCHIAROLI
SUCCUMBS HERE.
Mother Of Naugatuck Law.
yer to Be Inferred
Friday Morning


NauRatuck. Nov. i9--The funeral
OF Mrs. Rose schiaroli. So, wife Of
Navarro Schlaroli who died at her
home on Burritt Place Yesterday aft
erroon. will be held tomorrow morn.
ing a. e.S0 from, her home to st,
Francis, church at q O'clock where a
hirh mass OF reouiern win be ccle-
brated. Burial will be In st, James
cernetery. y. Im,1s-, ~
Mrs. Schiaroli had been III for six
months. she was hiehly respected
and her many friends were rrieved
today over her nassinr sho MAS n
native of italy and had lived In
i;auRatuck for the past i0 years.
She was the mother Of Atty. Fran.
els Schiaroli, recent republican
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File Reports

The expense report Of Richard
Durkin, successful democratic NOM
inee for the office Of state repre-
sentative. which was filed yesterday
aot the office Of Town Clerk Louis
Schiller, Jr.. shows he contributed
$40 to the democratic town commit
tee as his total expense. Joseph
Jackson, the other democratic nom
inee for representative, also report
ed $40 expense.
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Laying COpduits

New conduitS are being laid on
Church and Maple streets by the
Southern New England Telephone
company In preparation for laying
OF wires TO the new telephone ex-
change on Cedar street.
The new building which Is nearly
finished, Is expected to be placed IN
use soon.
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MEMS CLUB dine
TOMORROW NIGHT
Ladies' Aid Of Congrega.
tionaI Church to Serve
in Parish House
OAKVIl.LE
Correspondent: Mae villa Isabt
1877 WatertOwn Avenue

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Congregational church met NJ the
parish house yesterday afternoon.
Plans for the Mems club supper
which will be held Friday evening
al 1880 O'Clock were perfected.
Members attending the meeting
were Mrg. James Newell, Mrs. u.
A. Main, Mrs. Ralph Clinton, Mrs
William Jcrman, Mrs. David Rog-
ers, Mrs. William CAIRNS, Mrs. q. A..
Stone. Mrs. Anie Watts, Mrs. Oscar
Locke aud Mrs. Charles Wilson.
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arts team won. Indian wrestling,
Shelton Oerbaugis team won.
The scouts attending were Rob-
ert Lowrey, Raymond Cummings,
Arthur Srreier, Richard Koslosky,
Howard Ande, Billy Mcbride. Clar.
ence Kolosky, Donald Beach, Joe
LeClair, Edward Stewart, Richard
Andrews. Shelton Oyerbaugh, Ray
mond Stewart, Howard Overbaugh,
Russell Matthews, Earl Taylor, Ar
mold CAIRNS, Edward Bares, Steph-
en- Baldwin, Albert Travers, Burke
Hoffman and Walter Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LeClair OF
Maplewood avenue are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF q
daughter, born ct the waterbury
hospital yesterday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Plan Bakery Sale

The John Wesley Bible class OF
the Methodist church will sponsor
a Thanksgiving bakery sale In Carl
sons furniture store OH Church
street next Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

The annual supper will be held
December 8 at the Uunin Congre-
gational church. Luncheon will be
served from IL noon 10 2 p. m. and
supper from s TO z p. m. There will
be fancy articles on display which
may be used for Christmas gifts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
MYSTERY ADDICT

Although Frank Lloyd, producer
director Of Paramount's MAID Of
Salem" has never made q mystery
picture, Is an ardent reader of
effective and thriller" novels. be
revealei Il day.
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Make Trip Tonight

The Lutheran Brotherhood will go
to Forestville tonight 10 attend a
meeting OF the Brotherhood there.
The trip will be made In private
autos.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Ifyour cars hard to start. don't blame
the weather. You can't change that!
But you can change your oil. Take
few minutes today and make sure of an
engine that's always easy to turn over
quick to start.
Have your Socony dealer fiji your
crankcase with free-fowing Mobiloil
Arctic, made by the famous Clearosol
Process. MobiloilArctic flows instantly
prevents "dry" al.to-metal wear.
Yet 1t gives full protection under high
operating temperatures. 4, II,
Get Mobiloil Arctic today! And have
your Soconyde alerwINTERPR00 Fyour
whole car. He protects radiator, gears.
chassis. puts every part in shape for
winter driving. Stop at the Sign Of the
Flying Red Horse. Standard Oil of New
York, Division Of Socony-v Vacuum Oil
Company, Incorporated.
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Start Collections

Street department trucks started
this afternoon the collection OF
refuse at private homes here. They
will continue until tomorrow night.
Ashes and garbage are not connect
cd, OF course,
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Attend Convention

Borough Engineer Robert D.
Beardsley and his assistant, Russell
Hughes, were In Hartford this aft
ernoon attending the full meeting
Of the Connecticut Society Of Civil
engineers.
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Bing0 Party TomOrrOw

The weekly Bingo party held at
st. Mary's church Is scheduled for
tomorrow night. M addition 10 the
usual awards. there will be turkeys
as prizes. These parties continue
to be quite popular.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Dinner Tonlght

Robert g. Fem, director OF the
New Haven County Farm Bureau, Is
attending the annual frolic and VIC
tory dinner OF the farm bureau IN
Wallingford tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
The Pomperauy grange orchestra
will furnish music for dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Scouts Hold Test

The Boy Scouts met at Commu-
nifty hall vast evening with their
assistant scoutmaster, Roger Low
rey. The regular routine was CARED
out followed by instructions about
the compass. A rope tying contest
was held with Sonny Harris team
winning. time: LID minutes.
Members passing the tenderfoot
contest were Richard Kolosky, Rus
sell Matthews and Clarence Kolosky.
In scout basegell: Raymond Stew
---.-------------------------
subject. Through the South Amer
lean wilderness" The lecture,
which will be illustrated. Is spon-
sored by Troop 8. Boy Scouts. The
committee In charge Is composed OF
Cecil Matson. scoutmaster. Clifford
Hotchkiss, Howard Kamerzel and
william Saunders, assistant scout
masters.
The Naugatuck district committee
OF the Mattatuck Bay Scout Couii-
cN will make plans for reorganiza.
ton nf the local Scouts and Cubs at
a meeting at 5:i5 y. M. today. ~
tho Zeal ~. Plans for The annua
mobilization: will he made.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Meet ToniRbt

A meeting OF Naugatuck local,
United Rubber Workers OF America
Is scheduled for tonight at 9 o'clock
In Linden park.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
No Mems Bowling

There will be no bowling In the
Y Mems Bowling league next week
because OF the Thanksgiving holiday.
Women will bowl Tuesday however
as usual.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Junior Club 10 Meet
A talk on humorous nonologues
will be given at a meeting OF the
Junior Womens club tomorrow az
ternoon at 3 o'clock In the high
school. Mrs. Kenneth Hubbard will
be the speaker.
Mrs. James Mccoy. field secre-
tary OF the Childrens Community
Center OF New Haven, will show
movie concerning the Children's
Center.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Dessert Bridge

A dessert bridge was held at the
home OF Mrs. Clayton A. Housekn-
echt with members OF Circle A,
Ladies' Aid society OF the Congrega-
tional church as guests.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Leo II. Miller. traveller and lee
turer, VIII talk tonight ut the Con.
gregational parish house ON the
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Brooks Wed 40 Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Brooks, OF
Plantsville, who observed their 49th
wedding anniversary Tuesday were
married at ST. Peters church here
on November II, 1887. Rev. j.
Frederick Sexton performed the
ceremony. They are former Chesh-
ire residents.
Temple Lodge Of Masons will meet
in Grange hall this evening and the
Master Mason degree will be con-
ferred. Past Masters night will be
observed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Traffic Commission
Expected To Favor
Local Safety Plan
Local Residents Will Be Offered Better Protection By
Idea - Signals Regulating Speed to Be Erected
BY State Campaign Cost Dukin $40
NAUGATUCK

and Its auxiliary we're represented
at the district legion meeting In
Wallingford last night. The next
session Of the local post will be
held Dec. 2.
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regular members attended. Cards
were played, with prizes awarded at
each table, and refreshments served,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Union City resident, who Is par.
ticipating In the Professional Golf
association tourney at Pinehurst,
North Carolina. Burke turned in a
fine qualifying score being near the
top and yesterday won two matches,
beating Francis 0allett Of Mil
waukee one up in the morning and
then trimming KY Laffoon Of Chi
cage, 4 and 3, In the afternoon.
In the second match Burke was
turning III exceptionally good golf,
shooting. the first nine holes In 80
and ending the match with q 40
foot putt on the 18th hole.
He played sub-par golf. Today he
faced Densmore Shute OF Boston In
a third round 36-hole match. In his
second match yesterday Shute play
ed the most sensational golf OF the
tourney but B,irke's many local
friends hope the former Naugatuck-
ian will win today. Burke Is o for.
mer open golf champion.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
II. u. Official Here

u. y. Official Here
William Liller, u. 8. Commissioner
OF Labor at Washington, d. G., was
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Farmer OF the New Haven Road
over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs
Farmer also entertained Mr..
Farmers sister, Mrs. Edna Mellin-
ger, and her son, Melvin, both OF
Lancaster City, Pennsylvania.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Edward s.. Wallace OF West Main
street, Is In New York city for few
days.
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VIII Erect sienAl

Tho state will spugly and erect
signals regulating The speed II rs
believed the state and local ponce
officials will cooperate " otiny thas
the limits are not cxcecde1
The warden stressed tDe ssot that
the move Is for tho antety ~ Maui
gatuck residents For 1osne Time
there has beer nucr Fusnment
here on the speed llsedNhY. some
cars on North t'Auch Street ana
on Main and Prospect streets.
II Ia expected the gnsw system
will result In d curb e speeding
and will reduce tiie p1nnet OF acci-
dents on those highways THIS is
the second move within q week Tor
highway safety permission having
been secured recently from Mr..
Sharpe TO erect all automatic light
on North Main street opposite Sod
losky's drug store In an attempt 10
limit accidents there. The boaro
of warden and burgesses VIII PROB
ably approve bot hmoves at meet
ing TO be held In the near future.
Represented at Meeting
Naugatuck post, American Legion
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
MIGRANTS TO
Be INSTALLED
Main Street Project Sane
toned at Town Meet.
ing Wednesday
BEACON FALLS
Correspondent: WIN. >. Baxter
Phone Naugatuck asa

Beacon Falls, Nov. 19--The matt
ter of holding the town election
every two years instead OF annual
ly as at present and also OF chang
ing the boards OF assessors and re-
lief so as 10 have one Democrat and
one Republican on each were not
brought up at the special town
meeting In the town hall last night.
II had been reported these things
would be discussed, but they appar-
emily we're lost In the shuttle. The
group voted to have six new lights
put In at Pinesbridgc section and
this resulted In a very lengthy dis
cussion.
II was also voted to install sew.
eral hydrants on the main street.
Meet Tomorrow
The Beacon Falls Tennis club
members and friends will enjoy
social time tomorrow night with
Mrs. Raymond Doiron of Highland
avenue as hostess. Cards will be
played and refreshments served.
Get Good Marks
Beacon Falls students at the
Naugatuck high school who made
the "honor roll" Of that school for
the school months OF September
and october were: Myrta Armstead,
Justine Hupprich, Barbara Hol-
brook, Anna Mis- and Serafin Can
darillas, seniors: Dolores Sutton,
Marion Hoadley, Robert Witsitt and
George Tucker, juniors; William
Borg, Martha McGeever, Robert
Rupert, Thaddeus Mis- and Peter
Rydzik, sophomores; Donovan Bair,
freshman.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Bingo Party Held
All enjoyable bingo party was
held last night at Smiths hall.
There was o good attendance.
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Wedding Announced
Announcement has been made by
Henry Lersch Of Christensen street
Of the marriage on April 4 In the
Episcopal church, Brewster, N. y,
Of his daughter, Eleanor to Richard
Burnett Of New Haven road. Rev.
Scott officiated, .
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19
Sells Lot

Albert N. Squire has sold 10 Alice
G. LIE Vasseur a lot on Locust street,
warranty deed filed recently at
the office OF Town Clerk Louis
Schiller, Jr., shows.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

MIR. and Mrs. Willis r. Cowdrey
have returned to their home In Ter
ryyille after a visit with Mrs. j.
Cowdrey Of West Cheshire.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-19

Germany has new rust proof
steel
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Arrangements for speed limits on
Church street, Main street, ana
Prospect street were made at a
meeting OF officials here recently
Warden John J. Sheridan an
ilounced today. The warden, CHIEF
Of Police John A. Adamson, Lieu
tenant William Schatzmann OF the
Beason Falls state police barracks
and Howard Sharp, state engineer
In charge OF highway control, met
here and after discussion. fixed
certain speed limits for state trunk
line highways which pass through
here.
The speed limits TO be imposed as
soon as the state traffic commission
approves them are: Middlebury
road to Nichols gas station, ~
miles per hour; Nichols station 70
the intersection OF Church and
Maple streets, 30 miles per hour;
from the Waterbury, NaugatucE
town line down Main street mere
to the Peter Paul Candy Company
on the Bethany road, 30 miles per
nOur, ITOIH JIlC CdiiNy AoS'OAy
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS town line
40 miles per hour; on the Prospect
road from the Prospect Naugatuck
town line 10 the intersection OF Lo-
Gust street and Prospect street, AZ
miles per hour; from that Prospect
street, 40 miles per hour; from that
intersection on Prospect street 10
the intersection Of North Main anu
Prospect street to the intersection
OF North Main and Prospect Streets
80 miles per hour.
The purpose Of the new limits
Warden Sheridan today explained.
Is 10 provide protection for local
residents. There has been speeding
at reckless pace In some OF these
sections In the past but until the
last session OF the state legislature,
the state did not have the authority
TO set speed limits.
However, at that session, author
ity TO erect speed limitations on
STATE turn-line highways was given
the state traffic commission. APP
proval by this group OF the pro-
posed limits Is expected soon, the
warden said.