The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-03

a victim of this unnecessary slaugh- ter by each and every one of us using caution and common sense," the police official added. The appeal was read in various local churches yesterday.
 Several arrests were made Satur- day and yesterday on charges of speeding, reckless driving, and driv- ing while under the influence of liquor.
 Arrested on charge of drunken driving last night was Joseph Btit- Ter, Al, of Willow street, after an accident on the Meriden Road near Southmayd road. The Butler car, according to police, collided with an automobile driven by Jack E. Freed man, 40, of IS Hawkins street. Mary F. Pannone, 27, of 25 Oldham ave- nue, a passenger in the Freedman car suffered a head injury and was treated at the office of Dr. M H Ruby.
 Speeding Alleged
 As police were directing traffic and Investigating this accident, a motorist failed to observe the flare lights and passed the scene. The motorist, Thomas Nackid, 26, of 524 1-2 Baldwin street, was arrested on a charge of speeding.
 George Lucian, 23, of 83 Marion street, was booked on a charge of reckless driving after an accident near the Diamond Ginger Ale Go. plant yesterday afternoon, where later bee-stung driver plunged over the embankment. Lucian re- ported to police he lost control of his car when he suddenly fell asleep Miss Mary Mikline, 26, of 84 South Main street, Naugatuck, sustained a facture of the right arm in the mishap. The vehicle struck a tele- graph pole and a wall, and was badly damaged.
 Early this morning Herbert E Dawes, 21, of Maple avenue, Oak vile, driver of a sedan which was involved in an accident last night on Thomaston avenue, was arrested Police reported his wrecked sedan was found abandoned after 1t struck a telephone pole, two high way fence posts, and a tree about 150 feet from the pole. Traffic Heavy AS the holiday weekend got un- der way Saturday and Sunday morn ing with heavy automobile influx into the city and as heavy an out going traffic, the following arrests were made:
 Thomas Griffin, 49, of 56 Franklin street, charged with reckless driv. ing, after an accident on the Che. shire road, near Lovers Lane, early yesterday morning. Police reported the Griffin car, going west, side. swiped car owned by Miss Mary R. Frank, of 133 Cooke street, going in the opposite direction. The Grif. fin vehicle, police reported, continu. ed on its way for more than 100 feet after the collision.
 A charge of reckless driving was preferred against Domenic R. Stan- go, 27, of 83 Pleasant street, Satur- day.
 Chester J. Robinson, 37, of 19e King street, Bristol, was arrested late Saturday night on the Wolcott Road on a charge of violating the rules of the road. Officer Gordon Kruse, of the Wolcott police, report ed the Robinson car struck a state highway fence east of Mccormack $ garage in Wolcott
 Homeward Trip
 Traffic diminished yesterday af- ternoon after heavy morning con- gestion. and the flow of cars in- creased again last night. The heav- fest congestion is expected tomor- row, as those who had a long holi- day weekend return to, or leave the city.
 Other arrest Saturday included John Mitchell, 8, of Jordan avenue Oakville, reckless driving; and Paul Couture, g, of 63 West Main street, speeding.