New Britain herald., 1922-05-22
WHITING ST. CASE
 UP FOR ARGUMENTS Public Will Thresh Out Matter
 Saturday Night 4. MUST BE SETTLED SOON
Carryl Moore Dies at Home on Broad Street After Lengthy Llness-Aces Trim Trojans in 13 Inning Game Other Items.

] Other Items.
 Following the meeting Of the Town l Plnn Commission at the town hall Saturday evening. public hearing has been called for next Saturday night at 8 o'clock. At this meeting, action will be taken on the Whiting street problem which has come 10 be one Of the most important ones before the voters of Plainville today in ad dition to the sewer question.
 The residents will be then given an opportunity to express their views in regards to the widening Of the street at Central Square on the West side. | The proposed new street line will start about 14 feet Westerly from the corner of Central Square and then run South some 132 feet to the angle bound in the highway -..l
 At the meeting the matter of es- tablishing new building line on the west side of the street will also be discussed. A line of two and one -half | feet will be suggested. The new lines are shown On map drawn and surveyed by Engineer Joseph N. Mc- l Herman and approved by the Town Plan commission.
 Drive For $500.
 Henry Milans, former New York | Tribune editor, gave an interesting | talk yesterday afternoon in the To- | cal Baptist church on the Salvation Army work in regards to the drive | for $500 which starts here this week l There was large attendance to l greet the speaker and the Brock l Barnes post will boost the campaign to raise the money. Solicitations will l be made at the factories and stores and a booth will probably be erect ed in the Trust company and the post office for private subscriptions. l CarryI Moore Dies
 Carryl Moore, aged 29 years, son >f Mir. and Mrs. Walter S. Moore of ] Broad street, died at his home yes. ,ruay morning after a lengthy ill- ness. Mir Moore was a member of he United States navy when but a young man and served one enlistment When this country entered the World War, he enlisted in the army and ierved across the water.
 Besides his parents Mr. Moore is survived by one brother, Elburn. and 2 sister, Miss Bernice, all of this town. The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the | home and will be private. The Brock Barnes post will select mem bers to act as bearers. Rev. Charles l S. Wyckoff, pastor of the Congrega
 
 al will be in the West cemetery. .. Special Legion Meeting. The members of Brock Barnes post have been notified of a special meet ing to be held at the Legion rooms this evening. Action will be taken on the acceptance of an invitation from the G. A. R. in Forestvile to participate in the Memorial Day ex- ercises there Action on the death of Carryl Moore will also be taken.
 Commerce Smoker Tonight
 Indications point to large attend ance to greet Congressman E. Hart Fenn at the annual smoker and ban ouet of the local Chamber of Com merce this evening in the Masonic Temple banquet rooms. The event will commence at o'clock and Sen ator John H. Trumbull will act as toastmaster.
 Motor Vehicle Commissioner Rob bins B. Stoeckel will also speak a. will the Honorable William H. Blodg ett, state tax commissioner. His topic will be Town Finance" An address of particular interest to the Plain vile residents will be one to be made by Frank T. Wheeler, secretary of the Town Plan commission of this town who will give a short talk on the sewer question existing in Plain vile.
 A radio concert will be given under the auspices of the Baldwin Stewart company of Hartford and will be in charge of Mir. Moore of that city.
 The catering will be in charge of raniel Collins, local restaurateur.
 Aces Win Second Game.
 The Aces trimmed the Trojans of New Britain at Aliens field yester- day afternoon in close game last ing 13 innings. The score was to 3. ,<atisn and wadsworth were the battery for the Plainyille team Sol Moreno who did some heavy hitting for the Aces, practically won the game in the 18th inning by a clean hit over short stop with two men on the bases. Hill, pitcher for the Trojans, had Moreno on two strikes when the local man hit the next ball delivered.
 Next Sunday afternoon, the Pirates of New Britain will stack up against the Aces. The attendance yesterday was excellent and the management of the team hopes that it will keep up. The team intends to bring some good opponents to the town before the sea- son is over and needs all the support the local fans are capable of giving.
 Ca$ey-McCnrthy Nuptials.
 Ray Casey former manager of the Plainville Economy Grocery store, now head Of a store in Bristol, will be married tomorrow morning to Miss Alice Mccarthy of Bristol. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Charles Mccarthy of Laurel street. The wedding will be solemnized at o'clock at St. Joseph's church with Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, pastor, performing the ceremony. The couple will be attended by Miss Julia Casey, sister of the groom and Henry Cody. Mir. and Mrs Casey will leave for Atlantic City on an extended