New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
Plainville News ATTEMPT IS MADE
 TO ENTER CHURCH
Door oI Our Lady of Mercy
 EdiiCe Bears Marks
REY. TRAINER LEAVES TOWN
Town Plans Commission VIII Uc,r
 Arguments on the New Layout of
 Grown Strcct-Rcv. James NJ.
 Tranmcr Leaves.

TranMrr Leaves.
 An attempt was made to enter thc Church of Our Lady of Mercy late last night or early this morning judging from the appearance of the front door of the cdifce. It appears that the huge door had been "iim. mied" in an attempt to force ii open. A heavy bar was evidently used. Ap- parently the would be burglars be- came discouraged when they found the heavy door could not be moved and gave up their efforts One Of the vestry windows on the side Of Pierce street was found to bc open this morning, but Rev. John F.. Fay. pastor Of the church, believes that 1t had been left open last night when the church was closed. It is not believed any entrance could have been gained that way unless a ladder was used, as the window is several feet above the ground. An investiga- ton of the interior Of the vestry and church showed that apparently noth- ing had been touched.
 Public Hearing
 The town plan commission has is- sued notice for a public hearing to be held on Wednesday evening, May 10, at o'clock, in the Town hall, when action will be taken on the new layout of Crown street. The estab- lishment of a center line, running from Maple street to East Main, and the layout and establishment of east erly and westerly lines to be parallel with the center line, will also come up for discussion. These parallel lines, from the center of the street, will be 20 feet each in distance, making the total width of Crown street 40 feet as shown on Q may now on file in the town clerks office.
 Arguments of the residents of the street will be heard in establishing grade and curb lines, which will be six feet from the easterly and wester- ly lines. It will also be necessary to fix the building and veranda lines on both sides of the. street.
 These lines will be IS foot for the veranda with 23 foot building line from the east and west lines. This problem of ascertaining the exact To- cation of the building and veranda lines has been made out by the sur vey of the street by Engineer McKer- nan.
 When the new layout was made, and the grading of the street done, there was no property taken from any of the owners on the street and not even tree was found to be in the way.
 The street was accepted on Octo- Der 27, 1879, but no definite measure ments are to be found for the uni form width of the highway which the selectmen were then authorized and instructed to layout and establish.
 Commerce Meeting.
 The Plainville Chamber of Com merce will hold it's regular monthly meeting in the club rooms tonight. Many important matters will come up for discussion and the newly elected officers will act in their capacity. President Joseph N. McKernan. who succeeded Edwin H. Hills, will pre- side.
 The question of the annual clean up week will be brought forward and a date named for this purpose. AL ready some of the residents have com menced this work instead of waiting for the yearly town cleanup.
 Fire Permit Warning.
 Forest Fire Warden Frank O. Thompson has received a notice from State Forest Warden A. F. Howe. in him not to issue any more permits for the kindling of fires in the open or near any woodland until