New Britain herald., 1922-08-09

which will start tomorrow night,
 The Pythian Sisters who have beer making canvass Of the town durins the past week, disposing Of tickets will make a report
 All protocols Of the affair will b' donated towards the munieipa Christmas tree and by the method o holding fair, the entire town vii have an opportunity 10 contribute.
 Town Plan Meets.
 The town plan comm ission held a session at the Town Hall last evening when the plans for the new street and building line on West Main street were discussed. The commission voted to table'the matter for the present until more thorough inves- tigation can be made,
 The commission members are Of the opinion that change should be made Nar the railroad tracks. This change would be made near the end Of the Bristol Mill's fence. The commission n believes that few feet of the fepc. could be cut off 10 advantage. and the street made wider
 | house would be moved across the street and a new sidewalk would be extended from West Main street to meet the one at Central Square in front of Ryder's store. The street, near the gateman's house. is less than 55 feet wide.
 Thes town plans commission will seek the cooperation of the public utilities commission and the railroad also that the highway commissioner con1d give some valuable information pertaining to the proposed change
 The commission discussed the side walk situation and there seems to have been many improvements made recently by the laying of concrete walks throughout the town. There are two stretches. however, which have come to the attention Of the commission and request will be for warded the owners to Gave walk iaid which will benefit the pedestrians as these stretches are in bad condi- ticn.
 The Casting company road came up for discussion but little could be done on this until the hearing Is held In the superior court at Hart ford.
 Zion Church Notes.
 The monthly business meeting of the New Britain and Plainville branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, will be held tonight at the A. NJ. E. Zion church on 315 Church street. New Britain. There will be a mass meet ling after the business session
 On Thursday evening, many of the local colored people will attend the entertainment and social to be held at Svea Hall, New Britain. which is under the auspices of the A. t.. Knights and Daughters of Africa There will be a business meeting be- fore the entertainment, which is eX- | pected to commence at o'clock. The Baker Brothers original quartet will render selections. The Baker and Naaman orchestra will furnish music
 Family Reunion.
 The forty sixth annual reunion Of the Lowry family is being planned to be held on Wednesday. August l6, at the home of Mir and Mrs. Hiram |P. Lowry of 1s2 West Main street, Pleinville. Last year there were ap- proximately 100 in attendance at the reunion and equally as many are eX- pected next week.
 Tho committee on arrangements consists of Chairman Hiram P. Lowry, Truman H. Weed of New Britain, Charles Bacon of Bristol. Dwight Reynolds of Forestville and Edwin Lowry of Southington,
 Piain>ille Briefs.
 The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church has announced that the ice cream social and cake sale Will be held inside the church parors this evening instead of on the lawn The sudden change in the weather caused this arrangement. The affair will commence at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Bertha Bates, of Springfield, has returned to her home after a visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Goodhue of Unionville avenue.'
 Miss Gladys Stillman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Stillman. is spend- ing the week at Storrs College where she is taking a course in domestic science. clothing and art. Mike Sasseck is building house on Forestvile avenue containing nine rooms for Peter Sadlouski of New Britain.
 The Martha Rebekah lodge will hold it's ice cream festival on the lawn at 56 Whiting street this eve ming.
 The Martha Rebekah lodge will hold its ice cream festival on the lawn at 56 Whiting street this eve ming.
 Sergeant Major Nelson E. Morgan, L. s. A. has returned to his station at Fort Monroe, Virginia, after spend ing short leave of absence at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Morgan of 24 Maple street
 Floyd Stillman and Irving Bronson returned yesterday after spending a week at Northfield. Mass.
 George P Martin of the Maple hurst is confined to his home with an illness
 There will be a meeting of the Busy Bee Sewing Circle this eve ming at the home of Miss Mabel N Johnson.
 Tax Collector w. J. Hemenway has announced that almost all of the back taxes are in so far with the ex- ception of a few delinquent payers. These he expects to collect before the 18th of this month at which time he will hand in his report for the end of tbe 6c,al