New Britain herald., 1922-01-27
.TO HEAR APPEALS FROM ASSESSMENTS Property Owners Will Present
 Arguments LOCAL COUPLE MARRIES
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Has Raised S55 to Date-ftmCraI Of Miss Myrtle Day Held This Arter-
 nOon-COnccrt Plans--Bricf Items.

nOon-Conccrt Plans--Bricf Items
 Seectman William ]. Johnson and Town Clerk Robert C. Usher ha,, been served with papers as reprc, sentntives of the town. to appear ir the superior court the first Tuesda, In February at the hearing of the ap. pcals of the property owners on tho proposed highway. This new road leading from the school house fence or Broad street, extending through pri- vate land to the Plainyilc Casting company, has been the bone of con. tention between the town officials and the property owners affected by it foi some time past.
 The work of the Town Plan Com. miXion in awarding benefits and damages has not been satisfactory to all the residents in that district. The time allowance of 15 days for them to enter appeals expired on Wednes- day Yesterday the papers were serv- ed on the local officials Apparently no time will be lost in setting the ar guments as a speedy hearing has been called. Following the meeting, a com mission of three uninterested parties will come to Plainville, go over the maps in detail and the property a. outlined, and make such changes as they deem necessary.
 CavanalIgh-Brophy NuptiaIs.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Broph, of West Main street to William Cav. anaugh of Bicycle street, took place at the parish house of the Church ot Our Lady of Mercy last evening al 6:30 o'clock. Rev. John F.. Fay, pas tor of the church, performed the cere- mony. MT. and Mrs. Cavanaugh were attended by Miss Julia Donahue as bridesmaid and Leroy Stevenson oi Hartford as best man. Following the ceremony, the couple left for a honeymoon trip to New York. On their return, they plan to make their home on Whiting street. MT. Cav anaugh is one of the prominent young men of the town and is employed at the Collins lunch room.
 Tickets for Concert. Tickets are selling well for the con- cert under the auspices of the Wom- ans club to be held at the Congre- gational church on Friday evening, February 10. Tickets may be secured from any of the following persons:
 Mrs. Fred Bullen, Mrs. Edwin II. Hills, Joseph Mckernan. F. T. Bras tow, Howard LaField, Henry Trum- bull, Senator John Trumbull, Charles R. Clark, Howard Usher, Frank T. Wheeler, Howard Smith, Fred l.. Ben zon, Mrs. Frank P. Usher and at By ders stationery store.
 S55 Is Raised.
 The Woodrow Wilson foundation has raised S55 towards it's quota of sS6. These reports have been given to Chairman William L. Cafferty and there remain three more solicitors to hand in returns. They may bring this sum closer to the needed quota. MT. Cafferty received a letter from the headquarters this morning stating that there is no particularly definite time in which to hand in the amount as some of the other cities and towns were late in commencing the cam paign. meeting will be called some time later in the month and by Feb ruary 1, when all returns are made, MT. Cafferty hopes the sum will have been obtained.
 Miss Myrtle Day
 The funeral of Miss Myrtle Day, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Day of Camp street, was held this after noon from the home. Services were held at o'clock from the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour with the pas tor, Rev. George Hilton officiating. Burial was in the West cemetery.
 Opens Barber Shop
 John Reale of West Main street. has obtained the vacant store in the Neri block at Central Square and plans to open first class barber shop. Mir. Rcale now occupies a place on West Main street and will probably be To- ,ated in his new headquarters some time next month.
 Boliver Battery Service
 The Boliver Tire shop at S7 West Main street, has secured the services of Lester A. Nearing of Bristol. an ex- pert in battery work, who will be at he store in charge of this line. -
 plainVillc Briefs
 Mr and Mrs. Sidney Hemingway of Pierce street plan to attSnd the 14th l annual banquet and celebration of the | Burns club at the Y.. w. c. A, in New Britain this evening.
 The U-<now club will hold a dance md social time in the Grange hall | his evening. The Hardware city Or ] 'hestra of New Britain will furnish music.
 John Harrington is confined to his lome on Broad street with severe old.
 The position of freight agent at tho ocal yards is still vacant due to the transfer of MT. Mulvihill to the | Springfield office. John Deegan, as- istant agent is acting in that capacity | lntil orders are received from the , 
 George Beckwith is reported to be | improving from an attack of blood | poisoning in his hand.
 Leroy Parkhurst has moved from Iaple street to New Haven.