New Britain herald., 1922-06-05
ASSESSMENTS MADE ON WRITING STREET Town Benefits S1O,4t1 by Pro.
 posed Cut ACES LOST IN GOOD GAME
Drum Corps Capture Second Prize At Willimantic n-Christian EndeaSor Meeting Wednesday, Lols Phelps In Pianoforte Recital.

Lols Phelps In Pianoforte Recital.
 The Town Plan commission has completed its appraisal of benefits and damages caused by the proposed widening of Whiting street at Gen. tral Square. The reports show that PlainviIle benefits slo,411.46 by the procedure.
 Catherine Tracy of Bristol with Mrs. Rose Mcdonald of New Haven, as partner, have been awarded dam ages Of s6,771.46 on the widening of the streets. or this s3,600 Is for the damages to their buildings and Sloo on the store lease of the Economy Grocery company
 The following is a complete list of the appraisal as compiled by the com mission and accepted
 Assessments Made.
 Catherine Tracy and Rose McDon- aid, widening street, no benefits, dam ages to building s6,711.4e, damages building line, $3,6o0; Economy Gro- cery company, no benefits, damages of $100 on store lease; Myron E. Rog- CTS, no benefits or damages. The fol- lowing persons were also allowed neither benefits nor damages in the assessment made: Vincenzo Minelo and Mrs. V. Minello, jointly; Minnie L., Hattie F. Pierce and Helen M. Pierce. jointly; Custas D. Manvatseo; Fannie A. Alderige; Santi Taoi, Lucius | T. Newton. the Connecticut company. unro Neri Fiorbomo Neri, Timperico Neri and Regolo Neri
 May Appeal.
 The persons affected by the dam in which to appeal. In that time, they can go to the superior court and bring action
 Next Step Tn Matter. | The next move in the widening of the street Is up to the selectmen. The commission has no authority to act on financial matters in regards to the purchase of the land. The selectmen will interview the owners of the buildings in regards to the damages awarded them and if the amount is accepted will, in all probability, go ahead with the deal.
 l the list of assessments made by the commission and the public sentiment seems to favor it's work. The com mission has spent much time on the project and their work ended with the appraisal of the property. There will be no more public hearings on the matter until the purchase of the land is made.
 The next step planned by the com mission is to clear up the proposed highway between the PIainville Cast ing company and Broad street. This case has been held up by the superior court until an uninterested commits sion comes out and acts on the bene- fits and damages awarded by the To- cal commission.
 Aces Lose Again
 The Fulton Parks of Waterbury de- feated the local Aces at Aliens field yesterday afternoon in a good game. The score was to o. The Aces had T hard time hitting the ball as Jen- kins, the visiting twirler allowed but five hits and struck out H. kalish for the Aces allowed eight hits and
 
 however, keep the score down. This is the third game the Aces have lost this season Next Sunday, the Silver A. C. of Middletown will play the Aces.
 The Lady of Mercy team defeated the Trade School nine of New Britain by the score of to 1. Yachobellus and Gnazzo was the battery for the PlainviIe team.
 Drum Corps Awards. The Plainville Fife and Drum Corps captured second prize for ancient playing and appearance" at the drum corps competition in Willimantic Sat urday afternoon. The meet was under the auspices Of the Odell M. Chapman Continental Fife and Drum Corps of that city and was held at the Recrea- ton Park. More than 20 drum corps from all parts of the state entered The local corps were defeated by the Eagle Zouaves of Moosup for first prize ancient playing. , (. F.. Meeting. The executive committee of the Christian Endeavor society of the lOnETeEEllOndl CHuTCn Will nOlQ an important meeting Wednesday eve ming at the home of the president, Albert White. The meeting will com mence at 7:3o o'clock All officers and committee chairmen are urged to attend as the semi annual reports of the past work will be submitted and acted upon.
 Son Is Born. Judge and Mrs. Edward P. Prior of Broad street are receiving con- gratuations on the birth of a son. born to them Saturday at their home.
 To Attend Concert
 Several Planville residents plan to attend the pianoforte recital of Miss Lois Phelps. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Burton Phelps of Whiting street, which win be held this evening at the Center Church House in Hartford.
 Plainyillc Briefs.