The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-04

Miss Kathleen Crowley, Superior Court probation officer stopped off for visit at the Juvenile Court in Quebec during her recent vacation in Canada and viewed court very similar to Juvenile Court in Water- bury There, however, children children" until they are lS unlike In Juvenile Court which deals only with youngsters under 16 The Court in Quebec sits informally as here the judge wearing gown Case histories are Kept there too but they not detailed those waterbury, Miss Crowley notes Miss Crowley who was Juvenile Court probation officer before assuming her Superior Court post reports that stress placed by the Quebec court parish cooperation in chldren's problems and also parental education The Quebec judge holds life appointment Miss Crowley though visiting the court in unofficial capacity was given the there.
 As deserted main street in Waterbury on a
 nOhday Just add that to your collection of Simles 1t
 IS the truth positive Even the enthusiastic native
 would find it difficult to explain where all the folks had
 disappeared if asked Labor Day. Even gaily decorated
 bridal cars had trouble parking directly in front of
 their favorite photographers Usually is four blocks away and involves long walk for the 'bIushng bride and groom Drug stores closing at noon on holidays also contribute to the loneliness of the day. Some neighborhOods haven't oasis curb the youngsters yen for soda. trip down town doesn't anything All but one store in Exchange Place was sealed tight Monday. It has connection except someone could write in meaning about deserted streets small towns rural simplicity, and whatnot but have been asked to inquire when is Waterbury going to discard the practice of halting all traffic-north souh east and west-When the fire siren sounds. There is wait of three or more minutes. Occasionally one auto passes through the where traffic is suspended and that is the Booster Company from the station at East Main and Orange Streets answering call in the west end It seems to many that Waterbury drivers should trained to pull side when they hear the wall of fire siren approaching Whats that? We know they don't do it now But they be trained If the drivers were riding along street in other city when they heard the warning signal would they heed it? In humble opinion they would They should be taught do it few tickets would accomplish the impossible to court not to the cops ball.
 Along the Way After September the landscape shows slight change. The faroff hills still green but soseups of indigenous trees and foliage such the wood pine and the have hint and tint of red Corn fields hold their own and travelling along the way early apples have achieved the color of ripeness The air sweet with the odor of garden phlox and znnias mari yods and savia representative of early autumn color just over the garden wall behind the fence road tide stand bears up under it's weight in squash, orn apples tomatoes and the like The popular quick atng spot that boasts at least thirty favors cream lot dogs and hamburgers flanked all sides with old md new cars hungry folks emerging with ice ream cones ice cartons and other familiar tdbts
 Picnic hooks look inviting you bowl along, and forty fifty eating places in fifty mile stretch along the turnpike invite with inviting title that promises iderable in the line of morse meal Several niles of construction familiar scenic road remind of i'd times A small animal that looks like squirren chipmunk hops the road in front of your nd night falls the katydid and other noisy insects emnd of the changing season =.