The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
ToRRINGTON Correspondent: John Carr Phone T0gringt0n 6aat
PLAN TO LESSEN TRAFFIC URGED
NOOn-HOur Lunches to Be Staggered; Voters to Be
 Made Tomorrow

Torrington, Sept. l2.-The Tor rington Chamber of Commerce has urged the officials of the local face tories to cooperate on a plan whereby the heavy noon hour traf- fic conditions will be frightened. Ac- cording to the plan the factories will be placed in three groups, the lSt to allow their employees home IS minutes before the noon hour, the 2nd, to quit on the usual time, and the Srd, to let their employees home IS minutes after the noon hour.
 Mitchell 1efferMan Nuptials
 The wedding of Miss Mary J. Mitchell, daughter of Alfred F. Mitchell of WinSted, and John M. Heffernan, son of Mrs. A. Heffer- nan, of 287 Main street., will take place on October 20 at the St. Joe Seph'S church in Winsted.
 Wojna Funeral Services
 Funeral services for Stanley M. Wojna, 32, were held this morning, at SIS a. ln., from the Phalen funeral home, to the St. Francis church at 9. Burial was in the farn- fly plot in the new St. Francis cemetery.
 SelectInen at City Hall Tomorrow
 The board of selectmen will be in session, tomorrow, at the City Hall auditorium for the purpose of making new voters. Persons who are eligible to be listed as voters need not make formal applications in advance, this procedure being abolished at the last general as- Sembly meeting.
 The board of selectmen Is as fol- lows: Judge Richard Cooke, John MorrisEey, and John Koslak. They will be assisted by: City Clerk An- thony w. Telesca, Assistant City Clerk Mary A. Carroll, Patrick R. Phalen, Robert Reid, Henry V. Robillard, and Bartholomew Me- Donnell.
 Annual Membership Drive
 The Charlotte Hungerford hospi- tai auxiliary is reported to be mak- ing plans for the annual member ship drive. The opening date will be announced! in the near future.
 At 8 recent meeting of the group, Mrs. John T. Thompson, president, appointed the following committee for the year, as follows: Hospital supply, Mrs Frank M. Travis; ways and means, Mrs. Alfred Guildford: publicity, Mrs. Albert w. Buck: so- cial service, Mrs Harold Singer: membership, Mrs. William A. Glee- son; relief, Mrs. Charles A. Ben- nett; grounds, Mrs. Ernest Howe: special fund, Mrs. Randall Ger rard; and tea, Mrs. James A. Smith.
 Block Dances in ArmOry?
 The very popular public block dance programs, being presented weekly at Fuesgenich Park under the sponsorship of the city recrea- ton department, may be held at the state arrnory during the winter season if the department can se- cure permission.
 For the past few months, the dance programs have been present. ed with increasing attendance at FueSsenich Park. Included in the numbers are modern and litter buzz dancing. Music is provided by local orchestras.
 J. F. Audia Arrested
 Joseph P. Audia, of 237 East Main street, was arrested yesterday on a motor vehicle law violation charge He Is alleged to have been the op- orator of a car, which ruined a hedge on Torrington avenue. The damage is reported to have hap- pened Wednesday evening.
 Audia has been ordered to an- pear in municipal court tomorrow morning. Officer Anthony Werner investigated for the police depart nent and issued the summons
 Official Visitation Monday
 Mrs. Mary Lear of Thompson vile, worthy grand matron, o. E. S., will make an official visitation to Perpont chapter, Monday evening. The program will begin promptly at 6:45 p. m, with supper sery- ing. followed by the meeting at 8 l o'clock.