New Britain herald., 1922-05-19
ANNUAL EXHIBITS
 OF SCHOOL WORK Parents Invited to Attend ExpOSi.
 tion Next Wednesday WRIGHT DRAWS $50 FINE

Passes Away At Hometown Plan Commission Will Meet Tonight On
 Whiting Street Matter-Itcms. II The work accomplished by the pu
 pills of the Plainvile Grammar schools
 will be shown next week Wednesday
 afternoon when the annual parents
 visiting day will be observed. This
 event is always looked forward to by
 the mothers of the school children ] and it is the intention of Principal o. l.. Judd and the teaching force of
 the school to make the affair one of
 especial value to the parents as well
 as to the pupils at the institutions
 Invitations have been extended to
 the parents and the residents of the town in general to attend on Wednes- day to see what work is being done | in the school
 The regular ychool work will be in
 progress on that day and at o'clock
 in the afternoon, there will be an ex-
 hibition of art and other work dis played in the various rooms. Before
 this inspection, there will be a sale of aprons, towels and other articles made by the children, this to be at 3:30 o'clock
 The goods have been made by the sewing classes, which department is self-supporting. It is a feature of eriu- cational work along the lines of teach ing the children to make useful arti- cles.
 coh o1o %1,l account of the teachers convention being held in Hartford. A large class of pupils is being prepared to graduate this year. The
 exercises are being planned for Thurs day, June 22, at o'clock in the aft
 arnoon. They will in all proba bility
 De held in the Congregational church
 IS has been the custom in other iyears.
 Mrs. Emily White.
 Mrs. Emily White, aged 56, died at
 her home on 15 Hough street, last
 evening, after lengthy illness. Mrs White was born in Birmingham, Eng
 and, and was the widow of the late Enoch White She had lived in Plainville about 19 years. Mrs. White was well known and was a member of number of organizations includ- ling Martha Rebekah lodge, Daughters 1 of St. George Fidelity lodge of Bris- tol, Oliver Chapter, Eastern Star lodge of Bristol: Amaranth Order of Eastern Star, at Hartford; Shepherds of Beth
 lem of New Haven, and the Woman's Relief Corps of Manross Post, in For estville.
 Mrs. White is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Otto Froelich of l Hough street Mrs. Fred Matthews lWhom she made her home with on Hough street, and Mrs. Raymond Kill by of Hartford. Eight grandchildren also survive her.
 | The funeral will be held Sunday aft ernoon between 2:30 and 3 o'clock at the home. Rev. George Hilton, rec tor of the Episcopal church, will of ficiate, and burial will be in the fam | fly plot in West cemetery. Fred Wright Fined | Fred Wright of Central Square, was | fined $50 and costs, amounting to] S65.55 by Judge Edward P. Prior in | the local court yesterday afternoon. Wright was charged with the traNls- portation of hard cider. He was ar rested "Wednesday by Patroman E. w. 1 E'urrey at the corner of Washington and West Main streets. Whiting Street Problem. There will be meeting of the 1 town plan commission at the Town hall at o'clock this evening. The problem of enlarging the corner of | Whiting street. at the intersection of | Central square, will be discussed The | people of the town voted down the plan of a proposed two and one-half | foot building line from Maple street on the West side but were unanimous | ly in favor of widening the corner near Bordeau's barber shop. The commission has some plans on the project regarding just how much should be cut off and will go over these tonight.
 There will be a public town meet ing called probably at a later date when final action will be taken on the matter.
 BIodgett to Speak
 William H. Blodgett, state tax com mission will be a speaker at the smoker and banquet of the local Chamber of Commerce in Masonic hall, next Monday evening. The com |mittee in charge of the arrangements received word from MT. Blodgett that he will attend and speak on, Town Finance
 This subject is one of great interest to the townspeople as the matter of finance was much discussed here during the voting for a board of finance, which was defeated in close balloting.
 Baseball Sunday
 A good game is looked forward to Sunday afternoon when the Aces will stack up against the Trojans of New Britain, at Aliens field. The game will be called at 3:15 o'clock. Kalish and Wadsworth will be the battery for the Aces and are expected to hold