New Britain herald., 1921-10-31
PROPOSED NEW ROAD
 WILL BE DISCUSSED Interesting Hearing in Town Hall Expected Tonight
 SMOKER AT LEGION ROOMS
Ladies' Aid Society of Baptist Church to Hold Meeting Wednesday-Hal- (>>1owe'en Social at Episcopal Church IOnght-Red Cross Campaign.


 Tonight-Red Cross Campaign. An interesting meeting is expected to be held tonight at the Town Hall when discussion will take place on the acceptance of the proposed high way leading from Broad street to the Plainviile Casting company. The town plans commission has called the meeting and is taking steps for laying the roadway. A map of the proposed street will be submitted Civil Engineer Joseph N. McKernan and Chairman E. D. Gridley of the commission have gone over the man thoroughly. Several changes were necessary to make in order to have the road run on the straightest pos sible route and have the least ob- jections entered by the owners of property who will be affected by it. The road, as explained, will be 50 feet wide. The cost will be met by the town and the property owners who will gain by the new improve ment. All interested parties are urged to- attend.
 Legion Smoker. The ex-service men of the tovD have been invited to attend smoker and social time of the Brock-Barnes post to be held at the Legion head quarters tonight. An effort will be made to encourage the men to at tend a smoker and social time of the Brock-Barnes post to be held at the Legion headquarters tonight. An ef- fort will be made to encourage the men to attend the meetings of the post and have the affairs more at heart. Plans will also be discussed for Armistice Day. It is probable that the members will join the New Britain Legion in celebrating unless other plans mature.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Irving T. Tyler of 19 Park street. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and plans will be made for holding a sale next month.
 Members having rainy day stock ings' are requested to bring them in at this meeting.
 Church of Our. Saviour. Tonight there will be a children's s party in the parish house at o'clock. All children connected with the church are cordially invited. Tomorrow there will be celebration of the Holy Communion at 10 o'clock in the morning and evensong at 7:30 o'clock.
 Red Cross Campaign. Chairman John D. Lamb of the To- cal Red Cross branch will call meet I ing some time this week to plan for the coming campaign of the Red Cross associations which will be ob served nationwide. The drive will commence on Armistice Day, Novem- Der II, and continue until November 24 Complete plans will be made at the meeting.
 Football Results.
 The All-Plainville players received a bad trouncing at the hands of Rock- vile yesterday afternoon when they were defeated by the score of 24-O. T. e game was we'll played by the Rockville team, and the local men r did not have chance to score.
 The Crimsons defeated the New Britain Trade school eleven at Rock wells field yesterday by the score of 24-O. The Acorns did not show up. The Crimsons will have a heavy op- ponent next week.
 w. c. T. U. Meeting
 The w. c. T. U. will hold meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Martha Harris of Maple street. A good attendance of members is desired as the president, Mrs. l.. A.
 Francis, will give a report of the state convention held at Stamford last week Injured by Auto Robert Thompson, aged five years, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson | of Broad street, is a patient at the Hartford hospital as the result of be- | ing struck by an automobile yesterday afternoon at the corner of Broad and Whiting streets. The driver of the car, | a. New Britain man, was freed by Constable Hogan pending action. The driver was not to fault, according to | witnesses, as he was travelling at rate of speed estimated to be about l 10 miles an hour The child suffered several bad cuts on the forehead and was taken to pr. l.. H. Frost for treat ment. His condition is not serious
 and he is expected to return home
 from the hospital tomorrow. PlainviIle Briefs The assessors will hold a session at the town hall tonight from until 8 o'clock. Tomorrow they will be at the rooms the entire day and until | o'clock at night. This will%be the last opportunity for taxpayers to have their l property lists filed. A fine will be in1- | posed upon all failing to comply with | this law. Nelson E. Morgan of "A Maple street | has enlisted in Go. H, 169th Infantry, Connecticut National Guards for a period of three years. He was recently honorably discharged from the regular | army. A son has been born to MT. and | Mrs. Randolph Stewart of Bohemia street. He is a grandson of Alfred
 Stewart of 227 West Main street.
 Mrs. Eileen Gainor has returned
 from visit of several weeks in Bos- | ton
 1 Thomas Royce has moved his fam l fly from Is Park street to Maple l street.
 A Halloween party was enjoyed
 Friday night at the home of Mrs. A. l G. Smith of 43 Pierce street Neil Prior and William Cronin are | visiting at their homes hero Roth