New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

lations within the limits of Plainville, The first fruits of the work done by that committee were seen last even ing when two violauors of motor vehicle ordinances were before the town court and both were convicted.
 For some time past the streets of Plainville have been used as speedways as the list of fatalities and near fatalities show. In addition other motor vehicle ordinances and statutes are violated daily, making necessary drastic action, in the minds of Plain villites. The proposition of an aisle of safety" in the center of the city is meeting with favor. The proposed "aisle'' would replace the present silent traffic officer and in addition serve as a means by which autoists might be directed. It is believed that the establishment of such a conven- fence would tend to decrease the num- Der of crashes in the center of the city.
 Food Sale Today.
 The food sale being cid in one of the vacant stores in the Neri block this afternoon is drawing large atten- dance and the various booths are be- ing liberally patronized.
 The Ladies' society of the Christian Advent church, which is in charge of the sale, plans to hold the event over for another day, bringing the affair to a close tomorrow evening. Indications are that goodly sum will be realized for the work of the church. Mrs. George E. Tyler. wife of Pastor Tyler. is in charge of the sale and has a corps of active workers assisting her.
 Hospital Facilities.
 A decision has been reached by the board of health commissioners or New Britain to extend the facilities of the new city hospital to the town or Plainville in common with the other towns in this locality. The institution will serve as an isolation hospital. It is esta ablished primarily to combat the epidemic of diphtheria in the Hard ware City. AS yet Piainville has not been hard hit by that disease. In the event of an outbreak here it is be- lieved that much could be Hone to prevent its spread by taking advan- tage. of the facilities offered in the city hospital.
 It is the plan of the health depart ment to charge fees just large enough to cover the expenses of conducting the institution. A maintenance ap- propriation of $2,000 mas already been made and the place will be ready for patients in about a week, it is believed.
 PlainviIlc Briefs.
 The Painville Grange held meeting last night and IT candidates were given degrees.
 The special town meeting will pc held tomorrow night at the Town Hall for the purpose of approving the budget for the coming year. The estl- mated expenses are $85,225 which Will be introduced for the discussion or the taxpayers. The meeting will take place at o'clock.
 A price on entire stock Of Velvet hats. Goldenblum's.-advt
 Pianos, Victrolas, records C. L. Pierce & Co.,, New Britain. Opposlte monumeIr.-advt.
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