The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30
Even Dozen Permits
 For Buildings Were
 Issued During July
Chamber of Commerce Records P Real Estate Trans
 actions Safety Committee Formulate Plans to 1 Continue Campaign for Increased Safety
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Correspondent: Wm. ,. Baxter-PhOne Naugatuck S94s

Naugatuck, Aug. 30- The safet, committee of the local Chamber O Commerce met recently to formu late plans for the fall campaign, I was announced in an issue of tn, Chamber of Commerce News, pub lished today. The committee expect' to continue the drive for increased safety consciousness with renewed vigor in the near future.
 Postal receipts here in July were T,454 as compared to $6,359 in June and $6,421 in July, 1899, the Cham. Der paper states. Savings deposits totaled $7,236,804 in July as com pared to $7,322 200 in June and $6,- 998.422 in July, 1899. There were 3,551 telephones here in July, 3,534 in June and 1856 in July of last year. Less gas and electricity were consumed here in July than in June but more than in July of last year.
 Twenty~two real estate transac- tions were recorded here in July, the Chamber reports, and six new water services were installed.
 New building permits were given to: Thomas Lee, $5,0O0; Louis Nordby, $500: John Bendler, $4,000; Michael Butkus, $1 200; Walter Gab- rielski, $4,500; Ferdinand Montanari, $5,500; Omar Gibbs, $5,O0O; Rackie Brothers, $4,000; Raymond Ander- son. $3,500; Frank Strom, $4,500; Gardner Wood, $5,000; Mary Borne, 5000.
 Factory News
 The Bristol company has received recently large order for automatic time-temperature control instru- ments from one of the well known manufacturers of rayon fabrics, the Chamber reports. The instruments will be used to control the operation of air conditioning equipment.
 News on other firms here, in the Chamber paper follows:
 w. J. Megin, Inc.
 VI. J. Megin, Inc, are very busy on construction work at the present tins. They are now erecting for the Connecticut Light & Power com- pany in Winsted a new store and office building 125 it. by 48 1t. with an attached garage g it. by 42 it. Among their industrial contracts are two good sized buildings for the American Brass Company, as well as the new power plant of the Naugatuck Chemical, and their resi- dential construction includes a large house at Woodbridge and one at Middlebury.
 United States Rubber Co.
 Women's boots are in. All-white, rusSet, blue and black boots mark a trend this year towards boots as styled by the United States Rubber Company at Naugatuck. The strik- ing, all-white women's campus boot made here is creating a sensation among retail store buyers.
 An over-boot worn over the shoe. a continental Gaytee shaped like a boot but with Kwiks up the side, and a swagger Gaytee built along boot lines complete a new style type women will be wearing this year. The Gaytee line, of which boots are 8 part. has the newest style im- provements incorporated in it to please the women.
 Joseph M. Lukasiewicz
 Joseph M. Uucas) Lukasiewicz, '6, well known Union City resident, lied last night at his home 32 Ans ierSon street, after a short illness. He was born in Poland but had lived lere most of his life. He worked 35 | 1ears at the Eastern Malleable Iron 
 He leaves his wife, Amelia: five ions. Joseph, Leonard, William, Michael and Thomas; three daugh- CTS, Lena, Frances and Amelia, all | # Naugatuck; one sister, Mrs. Julia 3razycki, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 He was member of the St. Hed- wigs society. The funeral will be leld Monday morning at SIS from lis residence, to St. Hedwig's church t 9 o'clock where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. ,urial will be in St. James cem- Iery.
 Friends may call at the house af- CT 2 o'clock tonight and until the ime of the funeral.
 Feted By Friends
 Assistant Tax Collector and Mrs. ames Brennan were feted by riends at their home on Millville venue last night, the occasion be- lg their 18th wedding anniversary. hot dog roast was enjoyed.
 The couple are well known and opular here. Close to 100 attended.
 Boy Injured
 Sterling Russell, 5, son of MT. and Irs. Sterling Russell of Millville is sported in improved condition to- ay following an injury sustained in n accident at the corner of Field nd Neumann streets yesterday. He is a patient at the Waterbury