New Britain herald., 1923-10-03
ANNUAL MEETING T0.
 RE HELD ON MONDAY
Remaining Clauses in Call to Be Voted on at Adjourned Session
SPECIAL MEETING TO FOLLOW
Manning Sells Garage at Hart's Cor. ners - Piainyille People operatesi Upon at Hospitals - Legion Ausii' tary koeiaI-PIain,ilie Briefs.

was held last Monday and this cover ed the first clause in the call for the annual town meeting. The remainder of the business contained In the same
 call will come up for discussion next
 Monday evening at { o'clock to which time the meeting has hsen adjourned.
 Following the business of the annual
 town meeting. q special town meeting
 will be assembled to discuss the ae-
 ton of the legislature in making II
 necessary to elect n town plan com II mission and If the matter is voted on favorably. the members Of the com
 mission will be elected.
 Reports Of the selectmen, the town | treasurer, the school committee and
 the directors of the public library
 will be read and acted on. These will
 contain detained information of the
 work accomplished within the past
 year and a great. deal of interest is being shown.
 Action will also be taken on the seiectmen's estimate of expenses for the coming year of ia23-fs24. In continuation with this. vote will be taken to authorize the selectmen to borrow money 10 meet the current ex- penses of the town. The budget has been prepared and the estimated to- tals have been presented to the vot ing public. This alone should bring good number out.
 Probably the most important item
 to be acted on in the minds of many | is the action to be taken on the school committees estimate of ex- penses for the coming fiscal year.
 Because a new school has been voted on and will be built at an esti- mated expense not to exceed $70.00o, the budget of the school committee should bring out some interesting things in connection with the school work with which a great many of the people of Plainville are not cogfizant.
 Then action will be taken with re- gard to the policing of the public streets. As time passes on, Plainville keeps growing with a rapid stride and the question of enforcing the laws Is becoming daily more and more im- portant. In tho near future, many l are of the opinion that Plainville | will have to have an organized police deparement, governed by board of | police commissioners
 It Is the hope of the town fathers and the members of the various boards of the town government that the voters of the town will present themselves at the meeting Monday night to discuss these questions. the | most important of all throughout the year. Tho small number of voters who turned out for the election Mon- day does not augur well for the at tendance at the town meeting, but, according to the selectmen and others connected with the town government. I great deal of the arguing and ob- iestions voiced generally after the meeting has been held, will be done away with provided the voters appear 1t the town hall to voice. their ob- jections while the various matters are under discussion.
 Manning Garage Sold
 William Manning has sold the gar lse at Hart's corners to Anthony and Anna Mastriana of Forestville avenue. t became known today, Mir. Manning 'ecently moved from the corner of West and East Main street and his uture plans are as yet unannounced. The new owners, 1t is expected, will 1, continue to conduct the place as a :, ,arage.
 Undergo Operations .
 Miss Susan Rooney of Crown street vas operated upon yesterday at St. , erancis' hospital, Hartford. The op. ration was pronounced success by s he attending doctors and her condi. y ion was reported to be as comfort f ble as can be expected. s
 Mrs. Harold Coates of Maple street F Eas operated upon yesterday at the \ Jew Britain general hospital for ap- F endicitis. The operation also was a F uccess.
 Legion Auxiliary Social C The Ladies auxiliary of the Ameri- an Legion will hold social in the ock-Barnes post rooms Thursday ', vening. The committee in charge 7 eports that everything is in readiness 'r gala time that evening. Whist III be played from to 10 o'clock nd dancing will be enjoyed from 10 V lz o'clock The advance sale of 1T ckets has been large and a big ,owd of members of the post. the lSiiiary and their friends are plan ing to attend.
 Herd Awarded Medals.
 Henry Trumbull. owner of Pfp- B aclerox farm, received two medals one of gold and the other silver. representing two first rises awarded by the Jersey Herd ub of America to Mir Trumbul.s erd for production of milk and but so r fat. The gold medal is for over an se-year-olds and the silver for m