The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

Naugatuck, April 26.-The Cham- Der of Commerce here is planning a campaign for greater safety on streets of the borough, 1t announc- ed today. Pedestrians and drivers are urged to use every effort in keeping down the accident record, so that the standards of the state may be maintained.
 The chamber points out there has been a large decrease in the num- her of fatalities in this state since a campaign was started three years ago.
 1Ae chamber reports postal re- ceipts were $7,414 in March as com- pared with $6,556 in February and $7,382 in March, 1888; savings de- posits, $7,O33,862 in March; $7 a24,- 675 in February; $7,114,408, March, 1888; telephones, 3,342 last month; 3,328 in February; 3,269 in March, 1888.
 Gas consumption was more last month than in February or in March, 1888 and electrical consump- ton was less last month than in February but more than in March, 1888.
 There were 12 real estate trans actions recorded and three new wa ter services installed in March. New building permits were given: Adam Maroto, Hill street; Alex Bozozow- ski, Ccott street; Carl Swanson, New street; Ernest and Mary Buckmiller, Park street.
 To Star Operation
 The new building which will be part of the Risdon Manufacturing company plant is nearing comple- ton and operations are starting, the Chamber of Commerce announces in its monthly news edition. The building will be in full operation within another two weeks. Business in all lines there is proceeding at a satisfactory rate and h sufficient variety to give hope 1t will so con- tinue throughout the summer. The number of employees at the Risdon plant is relatively high and they are working full time, the cham Der reports.
 Reports by the chamber on other industries here follow:
 vJnited States Rubber Company
 New styled waterproof footwear for the fall line of the U. s. Rub- Der is being introduced in eight dif- ferent colors and color combina- tion. Some of the new patterns will be shown in rust color, elk, brown white, green, red, ginger brown and black. Particularly attractive are the sucde-type ladies shoes and the new Gaylace gayetees which lace up. An- other new style shoe is the Col legiate Sport Varsette gaytee with baronduki fabric top and quick fas- tener.
 The Bristol Company
 The heating and air-conditioning ocntrol system for a number of new public buildings constructed in this country during the past year were designed and built by the Bristol company. Among the better known of these are the post office at Tuc- son, Arizona, the court house and post office at Los Angeles. Califor- mia, the federal reserve building, WaSnlngton, D. o., and the post ol- flee at Cincinnati, Ohio.
 At present, instrument control systems are being built for the new court house and post office at Pensa- cola, Florida, and the Buhl Plane tarium at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
 Rallies Tonight
 The Democratic party will hold a rally tonight at o'clock in the court room. Warden John J. Sheri- dan and other nominees will speak.
 A Republican rally will be held at Cristorofor Colombo hall tonight at 8 p. mmdetaoinshrdludluupppy at 8 o'clock with Francis J. O'Con- nor, nominee for warden, and other COP. candidates speaking.
 To Names Chief
 A special meeting of the Board of Warden and Burgesses will be held