New Britain herald., 1922-04-26
COMMERCE GRADING
 OF GROWN STREET Town Plan Comm. Acts on
 Unaccepted Highway FUNERAL OF E. (. OSBORNE
Mems Club Will Hold Public Card Party Next Tuesday Night At Parish House of Episcopal Church Post Onice Daylight saving Plan,

Post Office Daylight saving Plan, Work was started today on getting the grade of Crown street. following a session of the Town Plan com mission held in the Town hall las, night.
 Engineer Joseph N. Mckcrnan has charge of the work which will be finished within a comparatively short time. The street, which has never i been accepted by the town. was much discussed by the officials and the Town Plan commission for some time until the recent activities of the new ly organized commission, headed by
 Frank T. Wheeler, started things nov
 ing the now actual work has been
 started.
 The street is 4o feet wide and has
 room for sidewalks about six feet in
 width. This highway, running from
 East Main street to Maple street. has
 no center line and was never laid out properly, according to the officials.
 therefore not accepted by the town.
 It is however, practically perfect as | fas the laying out of the street is concerned and the commission be-
 most affected by the proposed changes if any at all.
 Will Call Public Hearing.
 Following the completion of the grading survey. the commission will
 issue a notice for a public hearing. All interested persons will be asked 10 attend and those living on Grown ..,..A
 not affected by the proposed changes
 will be urged to be present.
 l No Land to Be Cut. l Any arguments will be heard at the l pecia meeting and will be oonsid- 1 red by the commission It appears however, that there will be no land ut off belonging to the property owners and it seems that there will
 oe little chance for arguments. The | residents of Crown street themselves Ire glad of the opportunity to get the street graded. Other Business. The commission also considered the | new roadway from the Plainville | Casting company but did not have much time to discuss that matter. A com mission of three men is expected most any day from the superior court in Hartford to pass their judgment on the layout. Petitions for new streets | in various sections of the town were read over and action will be taken on these at another meeting. | Frank C. Osborne. The funeral of Frank G. Osborne. was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the home on 19S Broad street. | Rev Robert H. Burton of Hartford l officiated and interment was in West | Cemetery.
 The pail bearers were lifelong friends of Mir. Osborne and were rep rcsentatives from the various lodges of which he was a member: George Rich for whom he worked many years was one, and Irving Carter, representing the Knights of Pythias was also honored as bearer. Robert William represented the Odd Fellows; c. Carl of New Britain the P. o. $. of A. of that city; Principal Orrin l.. Judd of the school and educational committee, and a representative from the o. L. A. NJ. lodge of Bristol.
 Principal Orrin l.. Judd closed the school at noon today in memory of Mir. Osborne and the teaching force attended the funeral to pay respects to the head of the school committee. All flags were at half mast.
 Pythian Degree Work.
 Pythian lodge Knights of Pythias Hill journey to Rockville tonight where the Rank of Page degree team will exemplify the work on a class of The local members will take the trip by automobile and leave the club rooms here at o'clock.
 Ministers Meeting.
 The PlainvIIe Ministers associa ton will hold a meeting Monday morning at the home of Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff, pastor of the Congrega- tonal church. Action will be taken on the leaving of Rev. James Nj. Tran mer pastor of the Methodist church, who leaves this week for East Hamp. ton, Long Island. The association will ( draw up a resolution expressing re- grets of the members on his leaving l as is the usual procedure when pas tors are called away, le
 %cn's Club Social.
 The executive committee of the l Mems club of the Episcopal church Of f Our Saviour, held meeting last night at the home of Nice-President l Charles Livingston of Spruce street { Plans were outlined for holding n I public card party in the parish house { next Tuesday evening to commence at { s o'clock Whist and Five Hundred I will be indulged in.
 Auxiliary is Busy. {
 The women of the American Legion j