New Britain herald., 1922-10-04
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4 luluUllle HCWS PUBLIC HEARING ID ACT ON HIGHWAYS Town Plan Commission Resom-
 mends Proposed Changes POULTRY CLUB MEETING

ho"iHk ScnSui Shrts For IemCO
 League = Epworth League Holds Banquet Last Night And Plans Win
 ter Activiiics-K. of W. Meets. ! Tonight there will be a public hear
 ing at the town hall at o'clock to
 take action relating to the layout and ] establishment of a street line on the
 northern side of West Main street be-
 tween the railroad crossing a point opposite Canal street The new
 street line, proposed and recommend ed by the Town Plan commission is
 to be eight feet from the present
 curbing
 Maps of the proposed change have
 been completed by Engineer Joseph
 N. Mckernan and all parties interest
 cd have been asked to attend the
 hearing. Action will also be taken on
 widening West Main street, beginning
 near the eastern end of the property
 of the Bristol Manufacturing company
 and extending across the railroad
 tracks terminating on the present
 boundary on the east side of the rail-
 road property.
 The widening" on the southern side
 is to eliminate the narrowest portion 1 of West Main street and to allow for
 better traffic conditions. The new l inc will widen the south side of the
 street considerably, starting approxi- 1 mately 4s9.35 feet easterly from the highway bound at Pierce street and l 5 I foo ct Bristol factory fence. This will be s24
 feet west from the present angle
 highway bound, located on the rail-
 ,oad property | The hearing has also been called to
 establish curb lines from a point opz
 ,osite Canal street on the north side { and from Pierce street on the south l side to the eastern end of West Main l 1 treet
 A three foot building line is also to | ,e established on the west of West | Main street which will be a continual ion of the present three foot build ng line. This line is to run easterly the junction of West Main street to Cast Main street.
 A similar building line is recom- |.
 asterly to the junction of West Main md Whiting streets.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 The Knights of Washington will
 old their regular bi-monthly meeting
 onight at 8 o'clock. The local com
 any will act as host to all the mem ,ers of the first regiment on Novem-
 'er 5. and arrangements for the big
 unction are under way This will ,ecessitate the acquisition of some
 arger hall than the parish house can provide as upwards of hundred wis
 tors are expected from New Haven. Meriden and New Britain. It is plan ned to give them memorable recep- tion and a pleasant impression of the own.
 There will be a food sale tom orrow ,fternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the parish rouse under the auspices of the par q : sh guild.
 Poultry Club Meeting.
 The newly consolidated Plainville Agriculture and Poultry association 4 will hold a meeting this evening at a he Town hall at s o'clock at which Professor Roy Jones of Storrs will at s end. Professor Jones will speak on, V Poultry Raising and Records a
 Admission to the hall this evening n o persons who are interested in poul- ny raising but are not members or s he local organization, will be by c ticket only. l.. s. Mills, secretary of c he association, has issued number p ,f tickets to the members who have g distributed them among people who lesire to attend the session 0
 Secretary Mills has also forwarded u papers to every member containing te he new constitution and bylaws of q he Plainvile Agriculture and Poultry h. .ssociation since its consolidation. tf The officials of the organization ol ealize that an associated effort must o1 e maintained in order to insure the 'rowth of the club and for improve n, constitution and bylaws have been is- st ued which have been slightly To hanged in order to have the charter f the association agree with the LII -ishes of the secretary of the state. q,
 Constitutions Drawn ar The following are the constitutions II rawn up for the two organizations o' Article This association, incor- orated without capital stock under ue ' le laws of the State of Connecticut 1all be known IS the Plainville Agri- se lltural and Poultry association. if Article 2-Any person having made ie oplication in due form, accompanied Wli' W ith fee of sl, and having been ap- 'o' -oved by the president and secretary, Id having received a two-third vote iee approval at any regular meeting of "' e association becomes thereby a III ember of the association. ~ Article 3-Each member shall pay all
 for dues annually thereafter, pay Wa ,le at the annual meeting. Article 1.-The officers of this as or' citation shall be a president, a vice De esdent, a secretary, an assistant cretary and a treasurer, and they he gether with four other persons all e' d each of them to be elected. as lsl reinafter provided, shall constitute pi' e board of directors. Any four soe smbers of this board of directors all constitute a quorum for a di- ctors' meeting.
 Article 1.-The officers and directors f all be chosen by ballot at the an II al meeting of the association, which y each year, at such time and place the president shall designate, and | h d officers shall perform the duties