New Britain herald., 1923-05-29

 tea al ths seeona hearing en the building lines en Easi and kas1 Main streets hfld iR the taMn hail last eFe- ning, At the first meeting, large number ef the residents Rhlefiea ia the plans as proposed by the com mission and lasl evening thf 0h'eea liens were just as siT0Rg when ihe TfA ised plan was established The rrsr iisRts Of East Main street were alFld- sd in their opinions regarding the establishment af business section lR that aieiRilg, semf thought ihat iHf business section should stop ai crawn street while others favored extending ii ihe entire length 0f the street
 Judge Joseph p. n0npgan Of Bristol 0hlseted tO the proposed cut on his l0t at the corner ef East Main and East streets He pointed cut that the 'eWR plan commission postponed deei- sian until special meeting nf the commission next Nanday night,
 Runs Dasn Child
 Mrs Josephine ReEg, while driving alang West Main street, New Britain yesterday afternoon ran into Helen 0'Keefe Of sil Main street, Hartford, The accident, according te eYe,Nil- nesses was unavoidable inasmneh as Mrs, ReFg was driving vfFY slowly al the time. The Plainyillf woman show cd excellent presence af mind in hand ling her car So that the wheels did not pass over the girls body. The victim was taken to inc office nf nF. David Wask0Witz and he caused her to be removed to the New Britain General hospital, An examination showed that she suffered q fracture or the right thigh and painful bruises about the head,
 Ladies Auxiliary Me'ring
 The Ladies Auxiliary 10 Rroek- Barnes post, American Legion, will hold an important meeting in the post rooms on Whiting street this eve ming. \ number 0f important matters are t0 come up for discussion and final plans will hc made for Memorial bay All members are requested 10 he pres ent.
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarah \, Martin of | Laurel street, was held this morn ing at 2 o'clock from the church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John F. Fay, pastor, officiHted at fhe services and read the committal ai the grave interment was in st, Inseph's ceme. tery
 Local Team Wins.
 The junior group "Y' team won its first league game against Mapping last Saturday in glorious fashion. Tho locals pounded the offerings oi the opposing pitchers in ane style and when tho smoke Of battle had cleared away. fn addition Of the score found the locals with 40 runs to their credit to their opponents IA. \ large mum her of the hest players on the team were absent at the track meet in Mid dletown.
 Rockville Here Tomorrow
 The Frenchmen will stack up against the Rockville A. (. nine on Rockwells Field tomorrow afternoon. The locals are out to wipe out the two defeats sustained over the weekend ard will he in good fighting trim to- morrow. The visiting club Is strong one and should make the Frenchmen travel
 Farewell Party Held.
 Monday afternoon there was a party of cousins at the home of Mrs. Phebe A. Tyler on ITnionville avenue. The occasion was n farewell to Mrs. Mary Jane Hart who is to move from Queen street to live with her son, Truman Hart. in Canterbury, Conn. There were 15 present at the table whose combined ages were consider abiv in excess of the years of Methu selah. They rehearsed the days that were and revived tn" memories ot school occasions and youthful gaieties. Those present revealed all the traces of age and the wear of years, but the glad surprise of the day was to dls- cover how much remained to be en- loved in the acquaintance and anec- lions developed by life and living.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Miss Dorothy Clark of Pennington avenue, had as her guests at the ClarK cottage at Sachems Head over the week -end, Mrs. Towers of New Brit ain, Mrs. Kyle. Mallissa Kyle, Arnold Hull of New Britain, Bernice Mitch ell, Byron Kelly of Dartmouth college and Donald Edwards. shipping clerk of the Standard Steel and Bearings Inc.
 The next meeting of the We-uns club will be held with Miss Dorothy Clark.
 The Missionary society of the Ad- vent church will hold a sewing meet ing at the home of Mrs. Oliver Peace at Maple and Park streets, Thursday afternoon.
 The Busy Bee sewing circle will meat at the home of Mrs. Martin