The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05
Warden, Burgesses
 May Be Asked Soon
 To Approve Set-Up
Demand for Additional Facilities Pointed Out By Sheridan Who Emphasizes Growth of TOwn-BOr-
 Ough Not Responsible for Parked Cars Hit By PIow
MAUGATUcK
Correspondent: Wm j. Baxter-Phone Naugatuck ss4s

Naugatuck, Dec. 5.-The borough is considering purchase of 8 used snow loader to add to the equip ment of the street department, and the board of warden and burgesses may be asked soon to approve pur- chase of it, it was learned today from Warden John J. Sheridan.
 The loader would be used primar- fly to quickly clear snow from the gutters in the business districts.
 Warden Sheridan pointed out that as the town is growing there is a demand for such additional facili- ties. Congestion which might last many weeks might result in these districts if the snow were permitted to accumulate.
 He pointed out there is 8 sav- ing in the street department now as compared with some years in the past because the number em- ployed is not as high. He feels the burgesses should inspect the load CT being considered.
 ~ Asks Cooperation
 Warden Sheridan today asked CO., operation from auto owners who leave their cars parked for consid- erable periods in streets. The street department has encountered num- Der of such cars in the first snow storm of the year and in this storm today, the warden said.
 Parking of these cars in the road prevents the street department from clearing the street to the extent it wishes, he said.
 Some cars are parked in tE: streets all night and as result sec- tions wher ethey are parked can not be cleared.
 The warden pointed out the streets are for the general public, not mere ly for few, and asks cooperation in this matter.
 Warns of Danger
 He warned also that the borough will not consider itself responsible if its blows should hit any of these cars which are parked in sections where the blows are trying to clean.
 He explained he does not mean this is threat but sometimes the blow slips or skids on the snow and might hit the lenders of parked cars.
 For the benefit of the public as whole and for the safety of their own cars, he urges persons who park their cars on roads all night or for long periods to curb this practice. Good Work
 The street department did a gooc job today in clearing the stretes Employes and the nine blows were out last ngiht and today and die not let the snow which was Stil falling late this morning get ahead of them.
 The warden reminds those who did not get sand in the recent dis tribution that they may obtain il by calling the street department during working hours, or by writ ing him.
 More Questionnaires
 Sending out of questionnaires to the second 10 per cent Of the draft registrantS, based on their order numbers, started today with 50 be- ing dispatched from the local draft office at Beebe street school. A total of 312 will be sent out in this batch.
 Some weeks ago the first 312 here received questionnaireS and now all have been classified. The draft board completed it's work Of classi- flying the final batch of this group yesterday. Yesterday it classified further those in Class I classifica- tion and who had taken physical examinations.
 For those in this classification, the