New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
CENTER WILL HAVE GREAT CHANCE SOON. New Buildings on Whiting Street
 Will Improve Appearance POULTRY CLUB TO MEET
Mrs. Harriet Walker suners Shock at Home of Daughtcr-Episcopal Church VIII Plan for Christmas Entertainmcnts-BI1 Fire.

ton of Whiting street and Central Square where the new Tracey. Dris- coll block Is erected. Work has start ed on the buildings owned by the town of Plainvile where formerly stood the Economy Grocery store and the Plainvile, Engineering and Sup ply company.
 The interior Of these buildings are being torn down and the outside and front will be razed in order to make room for the new front of brick which will be erected to match the Tracey, Driscoll building where the Plainville Cash Market is now located.
 This brick front will stand back several feet from where the old build ing now rests. When the stores are completed, the Hutton X Jones cloth- ing store, now situated at Central Square, will move into the place for merly occupied by the Economy Gro cery store. The new store however will be much larger as when the build ing is rebuilt, the Hutton X Jones store will occupy half the place of the hardware company which is now va cant.
 Next to the Hutton X Jones store, will be Alphonse Bordeau, barber, at the corner of Central Square and Whiting street. The store of Mir. Bor- ieau will be torn down to make way ,or the new corner at that section. When the Hutton { Jones Co, vacate heir old stand, a new drug store will ome to Plainville.
 The Chamber of Commerce was ap- reached home time ago by two drug ists from out of town who were an ious to know if there was an op- ortunity for starting such business lere. They were assured that the own offered them a good chance.
 Another change which will soon be made in the center of the town will je that of new front on the AL teridge Block now owned by the Plainvile Hardware and Supply Co. The owners plan to tear down the present front and erect new one with hall on the top floor for the Knights of Pythias lodge rooms.
 Poultry Club Meeting
 l.. S. Mills, secretary of the Plain- file Agricultural and Poultry club, las notified the members that the next meeting of the association will be held on Friday evening at o'clock at the hall.
 The talk will deal mainly with the costs of keeping poultry and receipts rom selling hens and eggs. As every member Is interested in this project a large attendance is looked forward to. Mr. Mills has urged the members to bring friend who is interested in the work. It is the object of the as- sociation to swell the funds of the members that they may realize a profit from the keeping of poultry.
 Brush Fire
 An alarm from Box at. 12:5S o'clock yesterday ooon called the To- cal fire department out to a brush fire in the vicinity, of Aliens Field. The fire started and threatened to do some damage to surrounding houses. After two hours of hard fighting, succeeded in extinguishing the flames.
 Suffers From Shock
 Mrs. Harriet Walker suffered a shock Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harriet Stevenson of Shuttle Meadow road. Mrs. Steven son was at church when her mother was taken i'll and she found her in that condition when she returned. pr. ]. c. Tanner was called in to attend her.
 Episcopal Church Notes,
 There will be meeting tonight at s o'clock of the Church School teach CTS of the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour at the parish house. Arr engagements will be made for holding the annual Christmas entertainment. Parents and others interested are invited to attend.
 Crim ons Out Strong The Crimsons will hold football practice this evening at Trumbull's Field at 1880 o'clock. All members have been urged to attend. The team will journey to Southington this Sun day and play the Sons of Italy of that town.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Mrs. c. w. Turner of East Main street was awarded the table cover offered by the Shepherds of Bethle- hem of New Britain last evening. The centerpiece went to d woman in Cheshire. The Bible class of the Advent Chris | tian church will meet this evening | with Mrs. c. T. Earl of 20 Tomlinson avenue. Mir. and Mrs. James Eaton of West Main street have left for Florida where they will remain during the winter. The Ladies Aid Society of the Con- rregational church will hold it's an nupl Christmas Sale in the church | parlors tomorrow afternoon. YOUNG girl to assist in light houseWork. talI es West Main st., Plalnville.
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