The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

Naugatuck, May g = The safety committee of the Chamber Of Commerce today asked for the in- terest and support of all citizens in making the safety drive a suc- cess. They state that safety is an individual problem and every driver must practice all rules of caution advocated by the state highway commission; some of which arc:
 Concentrate on your driving.
 Give all attention to the opera ton of your car.
 Use extreme care at all times.
 Reduce your speed after sun- down.
 Watch out for pedestrians after sundown.
 Endorse Poppy Sale
 The following endorsement of the poppy sale now being conducted by Naugatuck Post, No. l7, Ameri- can Legion, and Crusader Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was is- sued today by Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce:
 Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce heartily endorses the poppy sale which is sponsored annually by the ex-service men Of the borough.
 The proceeds of the sale are used to aid needy veterans and their families which makes the cause most worthy.
 Camera Club Exhibit
 The first semi-annual salon of the Alemblc Association Camera Club Of the Naugatuck Chemical will be officially opened today In the conference room Of the office building and will continue until Wednesday, May 20th.
 The first exhibit was planned and executed by Arthur Oemcke and Charles Gates under the direction of William Ebelke, contest director, and is comprised of prints submitted by members of tho Alembic Camera Club, with a limit of six prints for each member.
 The submitted prints now on dis play cover Q variety of subjects in- cludcd under the classifcatlons, pictorial tabletops, architecture, children, winter scenes and pets.
 Entries will be judged by Mrs Phillip Y, Rice, John E. CaSkey and JohI J. Whitehead.
 A group of tone prints will bo exhibited by Arthur Oemcke and Raymond Circle.
 The officers of the Alembric Camera Club are. J. Prank Kriegcr president; Joseph zemaitis, secre- tary: pr. Wesley Coe, treasurer; Dr. c. s. Dewey, program director; William Ebelke, print director.
 Senior Play Tonight
 A large attendance Is expecetd to- night at the initial presentation of tho annual play of the Naugatuck high school seniors. It will be: "FlEy Away Home," a three.act com edy, and is expected 10 be quite en- tertaining. It will be presented at the Gem Opera house.
 The comedy will be shown again tomorrow night. The cast includes, Kathryn Kirby, Jane Thurston, Ra- chel Rodenbach, stella Czarny, Bea- trice Smith, William Wyatt, Elmer Stauffer, John Davey, William Con- nole, Edward Sczesiul and AL phone LagownIk.
 All seats are reserved and reSer- vations can be made this afternoon and evening ct tho Gem box office. Miss Louise drainger fig director.
 One Court Case
 Mrs. Mary Kinnock of Aetna street was found not guilty of charges of assault and breach Of the peace in borough court today, but was warned to avoid further trouble with her daughter, Anna, She was arrested yesterday by Chief John J. Gormley and Sergeant Rich- ard Ostrom.
 Property Sold
 Mildred Q. Knoth and Raymond M. Jennings have sold lot on Spring street to Andrew and Eliza beth Valincius, according to Q war ranty decd filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Joseph r, and Helen c. Hears have sold q lot on Beebe street 10 Prank and Mary Strom, another deed, recorded recently, shows.
 Flush Main Tonight
 Flushing of water main on the low service system here will take place tonight between Il D. m. and a. m.. Friday. the Naugatuck Water company has announced. Water will be entirely shut off for short periods during this time. Further flushing is scheduled for Friday, Tuesday, May % and Wednesday, May 90. Residents are advised to draw sufficient water for drinking purposes prior to the flushing as the water will be discolored after that for Q time. The low service system services all streets below .inlansni, street on the east side and