New Britain herald., 1922-04-18
Plainville News
SEWER COMMITTEE
 WILL INVESTIGATE May Yet Be Possibility Of h.
 Stalling System Here ANOTHER MEETING MONDAY

Brock Barnes Baseball Team win Challenge Aces For sunday Came New Britain Man Arrested For smoking in Trolley Car-Itcms of Interest.
 The Plainville sanitary and sewer hlslflc' committee organized last night at meeting held in the town hall. Frank T, Wheeler was elected chairman, Charles II. Calor, treasur. CT, and Joseph T. Mccarthy was elect cd clerk.
 The chief discussion was in regard to the possibility Of installing n sew CT system, The old maps of bound aries. made by the Motcalf and Eddy, architects, Of Boston, and Engineer Joseph x. McKernan. superintendent of the local water company, were looked over for reference. Nothing definite could be decided but the committee agreed 10 investigate the conditions existing at present. An other meeting will be held next Mon-
 day evening at the town hall The fact that the sewer district
 board has taken new interest in the conditions Of Plainville, after years of inactivity, indicates a growing sen timent in favor of installing q system
 in order to do away with the present cesspools and drainage pools now in use.
 There is no doubt in the minds of the members of the committee but that a system could be laid at a nominal price. If it were not for the sandy ground in the town, the health conditions would not be as good as they are. There is not much sickness in Plainville despite the vast number of cesspools used and which occasionally trouble the owners by
 overfowing.
 Attention will he given the Plain | vile Grammar schools, which are equipped with cesspools. An institu- tion of this size, with the large en- rolment of children whose health must be looked after, spurs the resi- dents to realize the need of a better sewage disposal system. The only drawback, which make the installa-
 
 which the town lies upon. A level ground such as is seen in Plainville, makes it hard for sewer fall which is necessary to properly drain into beds.
 Legion Challenges
 The American Legion post arranged for the formation of a baseball team at it's meeting last night and will is- sue a challenge to Manager Ray Nef Of the Aces. A game is desired for this Sunday afternoon to be played It Rockwell Field. In all probab bility the Aces will accept, as they are ready now to open the season.
 Aces Form Team
 The Aces baseball team held a meeting last night in the town hall when plans for the formation of team were made. Sunday afternoon was decided the best time to hold practice games and Manager Neff will accept the challenge of the Brock Barnes post team. Among the old timers who will be seen on the Aces
 lineup this year will be kalish, FL lott, Winninger, Haynes, Smith, Mar inc, Joseph, Northfclt and Martin.
 Fined For Smoking.
 C. Hiniski of Washington street New Britain, was fined s3 and costs in the local police cour, this morning for smoking on the Bristol-Plainville ramway car. His fines tota'ed s16.2o. | Biniski was arrested by Tatrolman E. w. F'urroy on comrlant of Motor man Lang and Conductor Gilchrest. Rinisk boarded the car in Bristol and on the way to Plainville, lighted a cigar. He was told to stop but ignored the request. The conductor stopped in Forestville to look for a policeman but failing to find one. pro- ceeded to Plainville where he found Patrolman Furrcy. Biniski was under the influence of liquor, 1t is said. Judge E. F. Prior heard the case and Grand Juror William J. Foran prose- cuted. Episcopal Church Notes. Tomorrow night at o'clock the executive committee of the Mems club will hold a meeting in the parish house, which will be followed at s | o'clock by the regular meeting of the Knights of Washington. On Thurs day morning beginning at 10:3o o'clock some of the ladies of the church will hold a cruller sale In be- 1 half of the Knights of Washington treasury. A large patronage Is hoped I for Orders may be sent any time from now onwards by phone either to l Harry Bonncy, 5412, or to the rec tory 227.
 Trumhull Team Victors | The Trumbull Electric Bowling team defeated the Wallace Rarnes players In the Bristol alleys last night by the score of 1473 to 1422, lead