The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-15

ter of the bridegroom, were the at- tendants.
 None Hurt In Collision
 Nobody was hurt last night at 8:l5 when two autos collided at the corner of Rubber avenue and Ed ward street. Autos driven by Felix Rosa of 528 South Main street and Anthony Montagano of 50 Coen street were damaged. Patrolman Raymond Carlson investigated but made no arrests.
 Favor Traffic Light
 Plans for installation of an auto matic traffic light on North Main street over the crosswalk leading from the Sodalsky drug store to the opposite side of the street were discussed at the special session of the borough board last night.
 Warden John J. Sheridan said that such Q light is necessary there and warned that if 1t were not in- stalled soon, a tragic accident may occur there. Traffic over Union street from Prospect street has increased, he explained and there are many cars coming on to North Main street at that point.
 At present 1t is necessary to have an officer there all the day to di- rect traffic. It was decided to have committee consisting of the war den, Burgesses George Fellows and Joseph Raytkwich and Chief of Po- llna TO1aVa Ada vsa waya tVaxnektna$A "a thn possibility of a light there.
 The town already owns Q light which might be put there, the war, den said. This is the one which was formerly at the intersection of Scott and Cherry streets, now not in use.
 The trip light system on Bridge street by which autos travelling on Bridge to Main street could enter Main would be discontinued if the new automatic light is located on the proposed spot. A dual system by which both lights on North Main street would flash the same color would be installed.
 Trip System Costly
 It was brought out that theh trip light system cost $50 Q month. Very few pedestrians bother to use the push button placed on poles at Bridge-Main street intersection, the warden said, many waiting for a lull in traffic to cross the street.
 drandview Heights are in no con- dition for the town to accept the street, the street committee of the board found after an. investiga- ton, Burgess Leo Brophy, chair. man of the committee, reported.
 The street is in terrible condition, Mir. Brophy said. The hill has been washed down and he agreed with the warden that even though curb and gutter were put in, 1t would be 6 dangerous pasgway in the winter because of the steep grade.
 Tt seemed to me . foolish ven- ture in the first place." Warden Sheridan commented in ordering the borough clerk to incorporate re-. marks made by MT. Brophy into the record of the committees rec port, for the minutes. Warden Sheri- dan and Q real estate agent had battled over acceptance of the street at the August meeting of tile board. It was decided to refer to the borough attorney, Henry J. Free man, the claim of Mrs. John Mc- Carthy for damages allegedly sus- tained in Q fall on Aetna street in a trench done hy local tvorkAre Mrs. Mccarthy asks $2,600 damages. A letter from her counsel, Attorney Harry spellman of Waterbury states she suffered . concussion of the brain and contusions of four ribs in addition to Q nervous and physical shock. The warden had explained at the previous meeting that signs warning against use of the street were posted ct the time of the accident.
 Discuss Hydrants
 Durgesses Leo and Joseph Ny-