New Britain herald., 1921-10-25
lLAHvVxL<.E WEUO PROPOSED HIGHWAY
 PLANS SUBMITTED Town Commission Considers New
 Road to Foundry JOSEPH oDDI IS FINED
Girls Club Elects Officers-Ladies, Benevolent Society of Congrega- honal Church to Hold Meeting To- mOrrOW-Grange Notes-Briefs
orrow-Grange Notes-Briefs.

morrow-Grange Notes-Briefs.
 A discussion on the proposed high way leading to the Plainville Casting company was held by the town plans commission at the Town Hall last night. Edman D. Gridley, chairman of the organization, presided. Plans of the new roadway, submitted by En- g1neer Joseph J. McKernan, show the highway to commence at the Plain ville Grammar school property on Broad street, and lead directly through to the office of the factory. The street will be 50 feet wide. It will run through the property of Ellen and Marcella Coughlan, Mary Mcguire William cafferty, JohnszEassidy and Joseph Deloy. There seems to be but little opposi- tion on the part of the property hold- CTS for the new road. The commission desires to have the street built with both sides agreeable and with as lit tie expense to the town as possible. BeSs avenue, a street which will con- meet with the new road, will be re- 1 paired and the entire section will l probably be renamed. It is hardly possible that work will be started this l fall. However, the present street lead 1 ing to the plant will be repaired. Fined in Court
 l Joseph Oddi of Bicycle street was fined in the local court yesterday by Justice Edward P. Prior for breach of the peace and drunkenness. On the breach of the peace charge he was fined $5 and for drunkenness $7 and
 >osts which thta1ed s2aa7 Grand
 Juror William J. Foran prosecuted.
 Girls Club Officers.
 The Older Girls club of the Hart ford county Y. W. c. A. held a meet
 ing last night at the home of Mrs. lCharles R. Clark when the annual
 election of officers took place. They are as follows: President Dorothy Clark; vice-president Bernice Mitchell;
 secretary, Marjorie Morrill,, and treas
 lrer, Gertrude Thomas.
 At the next meeting the constitution
 of the club will be drawn up and the
 members are considering change in
 the name of the organization. 'I Ladies' Benevolent Meeting.
 Tn Lades' Benevolent society of the Congregational church will hold an all day sewing meeting tomorrow at the church parlors. The members will
 bring their own lunch and a full at tendance is desired. A business meet
 ing will be held at o'clock in the af- ternoon.
 Fair in Southington. Many local people will attend the 1community fair to be held in the ToHr Hall at Southington tomorrow night. A minstrel will be the feature of the
 program. The fair will continue fol five nights and 8 different entertain. ment will be held. Dancing will be en. IJoyed after the program, with the , Danceland orchestra of New Britain f furnishing music.
 Grange Notes.
 , Members of the local Grange vii Journey to Plymouth Grange at Ply mouth, Conn.,, tomorrow night wher, l they will attend a Neighbours Nigh
 of that lodge. They will leave the hal } at 7:15 o'clock and take the trip b, automobile truck.
 : Parish Conference.
 There will be a two days parish con | l ference at the Church of Our Saviou on Tuesday and Wednesday. Novembe ] 22 and 23. It will be held in conjunc
 tion with the nationwide campaign 0
 church work in general and will b T conducted by Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe
 of New Britain, pastor of the S | Marks church of that city Tn e meetings will begin promptly at 7:3 s o'clock and services will continue fo
 an hour. All members of the churc are expected to attend both service e Rev. MT. Sutcliffe will also preach 8
 the evensong services on the Sunda IS following the meetings.
 Altar Society Entertainment. e Plans are progressing well for tn | ,+~{~ rA e given by the Altar and Holy Nam 'f of Mercy on Thanksgiving eve. Tick ;- cts for the affair are selling fast an
 it is expected that there will be large attendance.
 o No New Pastor Yet. g No definite successor to the pastor T. ate of the A. M. B. Zion church ha 'e been named yet to fill the vacanc o caused by the resignation of Rev. I
 F. Barrows The bishop had appoint It ed Rev. MT. Francis of Hartford, b1 III it is Aot believed that he will renal 'u any definite period. There will l. Ut union services held at the local churc 'e this Sunday in which churches fro1 New Britain, Southington and otht
 towns will attend.
 in Plainvi1lc Briefs. al Court General Lawton, F. of A.. wi ak hold it's regular meeting tonight - The Busy Bee Sewing circle wi
 hold meeting tonight at the hon f of Irene Foran of Whiting street. i Mrs. R. T. Goodrich has return, from WestfieId, New Hampshire, ar will make her home with Mrs. A. Cady. Mrs. Ella Cowles, formerly of We I Moi, h,3t of %1o ] for the past year, was visiting in tov 1 yesterday. Mrs. Cowles has gone { Litchfield, Mass, for visit also.
 | Thomas William Brin1ey, adopt l son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Brin1e { of Shuttle Meadow, will be baptized l the Church of Our Lady of Mer Sunday morning.
 - The Crimsons of the town are loo .. ing for games with any team in t