New Britain herald., 1919-04-02
PLAINVILLE NEWS WILL VOTE ON NEW SEWER NEXT MONDAY
Further Delay Believed to Be
 Detrimental to Town
CHURCH RECEPTION PLANNED


 .p,.,t It's Returned soldiers We'd
 ncsday, April 9-MrS. Helen Tyler
 Dcad-lt u"icman Under Arrest.
 The notice which appeared in yes terday's edition of the "I4erald' con- corning the meeting Of the voters of tho PiainVille sanitary and sewer district ca used a great deal of com ment in this town. For several years past the question of having a sani tary sewer system in Plainyi1le has been discussed but has been turned down by the voters on account of the fact that the town could not bear the expense Of constructing such a svs- tenn. At one time plans were drawn up for a sewer system and presented to the voters at 9 special town meet ing called for that pur pose but the plans were rejected for financial req sons.
 The most prominent citizens of the town, however, and the men most in terested in the progress and growth or the community. realize that the poStponemen of such a step is detri- n'nta. to the growth of the town from time to time comment has been made by newcomers in PlainVille hard-hoaded business men who realize the value of such an improvement to a town of the size of PlainviIle, and It IS such men as these who, it is expected, will lead tho asitation for the construction Of a sanitary sewer for the town.
 The meeting will be held next NJ 1t 'c1D court room of the town building.
 Mourns for Dead Priest.
 Word reached here this morning of the death in Bristol. of Rev. Thomas J. keena, pastor of St. Joseph's church in that city. Father Keena was pastor of the Bristol church for v years and had a host of friends in Plainville as well as in other sur rounding towns. General regret will be felt as the news of his death reaches his friends. Father Keena was a close friend of the late Rev Henry T. Walsh.
 Tickets On Sale. Tickets have been placed on sale for the entertainme ent and dance to be given by the Holy Name society of tn Church of Our Lady of Mercy on the evening of April 24. The affair will take the form of minstrel show, in which local talent will be featured. The mem bers are rehearsing faithful ly and hope to make their first social event a great success. Charles F. Conlon is musical director in charge of the event
 Mrs. Helen Tyler.
 Mrs Helen Tyler died last night at the home of her son on Park street as a result of a shock which she suf- fered Sunday. She was S5 years old and was resident of PIainville for many years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Laura Hummer of New Y Yorl1 state; a son, Irving s. Ty- Ter. and a grandson, Harry Tyler, both of this town. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at ,; 30 at her cemetery.
 Reception At Church.
 The Brotherhood class of the Con church is planning to hold a meeting on the evening of Wcdncs- day, April 9. which will be in the na- turc of an informal reception to re- turned members Of the church's hon. or roll and to any other returned service men of the community, all of whom will be most cordially vel 1 comed. The speaker of the evening i will be r. C. Merriman of New Hay l en, who has q great fund Of interest { ing information at his disposal con 1 cernng' the manufacture Of arms and ! munitions, both in this country and 1 in Germany. Eofresom cnts will be !, served and a good time is promised | to all who attend.
 The class had a very interesting 1 discussion Of Georges Clemenceau. the | premier Of France, at last Sundays | meeting. F.. T. Brastow led the dis i cussion. The class will discuss Da vid ! Lloyd George at the meeting next . Sunday morning. C. H. Newton will be in charge.
 Officers To Be Elected.
 The PIainville Business and Inn provcm ent association will hold it's regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at S o'clock in the club rooms The principal business to 7omc before the meeting is the eIcc- ion of officers for the coming year. It is also expected that tho commit ee consisting of Charles R. Sherman and John F.. Lamb, appointed recently o investigate the possibility and ad- visa blity Of aiding thc Young Mems Social club in securing permanent leadquar CTS. will make d report 10 he members Of the association. II is generally undorStoO that the two mon com posing thc committee have had in mind several places in town Is tentative Headquarters for the new " organized club and that they have alked with the oWncrs of the buld- nss. The members of the Young Mems Social club are awaiting with interest the report Of the committees investigations.
 kuoIcman Undrr Arrest.
 sam Kugleman of PIainVille is un- Ter arrest in Waterbury on suspicion hat he is involved in the theft Of a