New Britain herald., 1922-05-08
Plainville News
WILL TAKE ACTION
 ON BUILDING LINE New Block on Whiting Street
 Cause for Discussion WILL HAVE THREE STORES

Sewer District Committee Will Have
 Engineer McKcrnan Draw ID New
 Plans for Proposed system to Be
 Installed.
 With the proposed erection of a brick block on Whiting street, near the Economy store, on the west gide, the discussion on the building and veranda lines has again come before the Town Plans Commission. Tracey, Driscoll and cofnpany. of Riverside avenue, Bristol, owners of the prop erty from the house next to the post office to the corner barber shop oc- cupied by Alplfonse Bordeau at Gen. tral Square, propose to erect this new structure. The question comes up, however, regarding the proper layout of the street in order to have the front of the new building even with the houses laid out beyond Maple street, which is the termination of the 27 foot building line.
 The New Block.
 The Tracey, Driscoll company plans to build the new block of brick and it will be one story high There will be room for three stores in it. It will be erected on the vacant lot adjacent be- tween the Economy store.
 It appears, now from plans drawn, that the Economy store and the Plain vile Engineering and Supply com pany places are too near the sidewalk. These buildings were erected before any building line was established and are now found to crowd the sidewalk in that section. What the procedure will be after a verarda line is estab- lished is not known.
 special Hearing Called
 The Town Plan commission, in view of the fact that the erection of new block will mean that the build ing line must be settled, has called 3 public meeting to be held in the court room of the town at o'clock, day light saving time, Saturday evening. The section of Whiting street in ques- >tion is from Maple street, to Central Square on the west side. Beyond Maple street, in a southe-ly direction, there is a 27 foot building line al- ready established.
 Whiting street, easterly from Maple street, has always been the bone of contention when any building has been suggested. The last mixup occur red when Sani Tani, made some inn provements on his block. He built the front of his store several feet for ward on the sidewalk. He was given permit to do the building, however and although the owner of the build ing next to Tani demonstrated, the ad dition was made. The Town Plan commission therefore finds it essen tial and necessary to settle the veran- da line on the west side before any other buildings are erected too near the sidewalk, making a crowded ap- pearance in the heart of the town.
 Alleged Liquor Violator.
 John Myleski of Southington road, spent part of Saturday night, all day yesterday and last night in the local jail following his arrest Saturday night for the alleged manufacture of liquor. Patrolman E. w. Furrey led the raid and found the accused had about 200 gallons of mash. Myleski protested his innocence and claimed he had tried his hand for the first time in making the stuff. No one came to his rescue with $500 to hail him out. His trial will be held to- day. Myleski has been out of e}n- ployment for some time.
 Sewer District Plans.
 Engineer Joseph N. Mckernan was CT District committee, at it's meeting Saturday night, to draw up new set of plans on the proposed lay out of a sewage system for the town. Sev- eral plans are now on file in the town clerks office but were made years ago and accommodated various districts of Plainville. Mr. Mckernan will take in all parts of the town. The work of making survey of the town for the new plans will take some time and the district committee will not meet again until they are ready.
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 There will be a special meeting of the Brock Barnes post at the Legion rooms this evening. Plans will be dis cussed for the observance of Mothers Day.
 The celebration of Memorial Day will also be brought forward if there is time for the discussion as the post has but one or two regular meetings before that day comes. The Ameri- can Legion auxiliary will assist in the and have signitied their intention of doing so.
 Wedding Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis w. Higgins of G6 East street, were pleasantly sur prised yesterday when 13 of their friends rendered them a crystal show CT in observance of their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Guests were present from New Britain, Berlin, Branford and Springfield. Refresh ments were served and music render