The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
DEFENSE FARLEY
 PLANNED SUNDAY Additional Volunteers Are Asked to Register at
 Town Hall Session
W0LCOTT Correspondent; Alma r. Cole
 Tel. 3-2803

Wolcott, December l9. - A de. fenSe meeting for the public will be held in the town hall Sunday at 2 D. m. Everyone is invited to at tend and find some suitable work they can do for defense. Chairmer of all committees will be present and expalin the work their commit tees are doing. All branches need more volunteers.
 At the recent defense council meeting at the home of Francis Clark, defense chairman, 1t was re- ported.
 Emergency equipment has been placed In parts of the town and more Is needed. The location ot equipment will be announced as soon as more is purchased,
 The seleetmen have been asked to call Q special town meeting soon to appropriate more funds for defense work. pr. Louis Thihault has charge of the medical headquarters at the fire house on Central avenue and the Board of Education has given permission to the council to use the North, Center and Wood- tick schools for emergency medical stations.
 Two trained forest fire fighting crews have been established under Edward darthwait and Henry Nor- ton and will cooperate with the defense council in case of air raids Plans for emergency communica- tions have been completed, Tn case of an air raid the signals will be given from the fire siren house on Central avenue for the Hitchcock Lake section, Q whistle at Tyler's ladder shop for that area, Q siren at Charles Tyrells for Woodtick sec- ton, the bell at the Congregational church for the center and west see- tions and the siren on the north end department truck will be used In the north until siren can be in- stalled in the north fire house.
 Transportation chairman, Elmer Coe, has an indexed file of all cars trucks, station wagons and drivers for emergency use. Chief air raid warden, Charles Gibson, has laid out the town in sections to air raid wardenS as follows: Section A-ali raid warden in charge, Homer Prime; assistant, Mrs, Dorothy Hackenson: area covered, corner of FairView street and Meriden road, north to Central avenue, east to East street, south to Meriden road, west to FairView. Section B warden in charge, William Gray; area covered, Central avenue from FairView street, including Wildwood avenue, north to power line, east to East street, south to Central ave- nue. Sector C-warden in charge sherman Watkins; area covered FairView street west on Meriden road to Todd road, north on Todd road to Central avenue east on Central avenue to Wildwood avenue Sector D - warden in charge, Will liam Pritt; assistant, Louis Grew; area covered, corner Todd road and Meriden road, west to town line on Meriden road, north on Barker Ter race to Garrigus court, east on Garrigus court to Todd road. Sec tor E - warden in charge, Walter Wilson; assistant, Constance Ger man; area covered, Woodtick road from town line, northeast to Ber- gems corner, including all side roads. Sector F - warden in charge, Mrs. William Dumschatt; assistant Miss Rena Stamatelon; area covered Woodtick school, northeast to Bound Line road, northwest on Bound Line road to Coe road, west on east to Bristol road, down Mun- son road, south to Woodtick school Sectr G - warden in charge, Mau- rice Goodson; assistant, Miss Naicy Goodson; area covered, Nichols road, Wolf Hill road, northwest on