New Britain herald., 1923-09-13

SEPTEMBER IS, 1929.
eats Nho haze ehiidren whe are u
enter the Bristol High school fer gh'
aHsi seaF should be especially iRteF
Easa Meeting fnaishl,
4 special i0Mn meeting Nlli be hsit
In the iawh nail this evening 10 tak'
aeiian on the proposed new niRs F0oH
grammar school in FlainNllls, Par
ssied In this meeting because 81 ihs
fact that II more room IL not pFosidef
in Flaingille, the class entering BFsslo
viii have ha school, 70 attend neNi
The parents Of the present eighth
grade children should also attend IA
large numbers because " no place Il
provided for their children, they aisf
will be without a place in which u
attend High school neat year
The question 20 be taken up this
evening is one that should bring Out
the largest number Of voters in re-
cent meetings, The question most
Involved Is whether Plainyille shall
provide more room for their school
pupils or whether the schools shall
gradually so on part time with its
resultant part work, part promotion
and part success, The matter Is be-
Ing adiudged by all 20 be OF such inn
portaHee that il cannot be decided by
a few.
The stage was enclosed In a hover
Of palms and clusters of flowers and
special orchestra from Waterbury
furnished music throughout the eve
ming. An entertainment was fur.
nished by special singers and the fes-
ture OF the evening was bridal
march with bride and groom lead
ing the procession about the hall,
Refreshments were served during the
Webster Street Accepted
The town plan commission voted 10
accept Webster street as a thorough
fare OF Piainville at a hearing In the
Town hall last evening. Members OF
the commission stated this morning
that IL was n pleasure 10 attend
hearing at which so many OF the resi-
dents Interested were present. Nearly
al those living on Webster street APP
pcared and spoke last evening.
The commission furnished maps OF
he street and voted to adopt a stand
ard building line OF "a feet. The |
grade will he inspected and looked |
over for changes and a curb line will |
De established. The commission &C 1
,epted the grade but came to no !
ialinifa dratatat, .rI,
vas given that residents OF the town, /
'f Webster street or the town officials
AN appeal from the decisions of the
plan commission within the next is
lays IF 1t Is seen TT to do so.
Red Cross Total 1921
Contributions are fast coming in
or the japanese Relief. the total of
unds being raised from $3.50 to 1891
over night. The local Red Cross
feel grateful for the whole
,earted support being accorded them
n the drive and the members gave
Nothing but unstinted praise to the
pirit In which the people of Plain
lille are coming to the aid of the un-
ortunate victims of earthquake,
idal waves, typhoons and fire.
John Lamb, chairman of the COM
nittee in charge of the drive, gave
he following list of donators this
norning:-F. r. Wheeler $40; Plain
lille Lumber & Coal Co. $40; A. p.
IcLean. $40; Rev. Charles s. Wyck-
If $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Older
haw. IS the Misses Cowles, $3.50:
Mrs. H. V. Harris, 81; f. T, Brastow
y; Miss Bette Brastow. So; Fred
3ulen, 81; Miss Esther Nilsson, So;
Mrs. Martha Talmadge, 81; r. c.
iraves. 81; Miss Julia r. Branes, 81;
Hiss Rose Tyler ST.; Miss Jennie Ty-
err ST. Miss Elizabeth Heneman, ST.;
liss Carrie Stewart, 81; Miss r. Nil
on. 81, and A. Fl. Dresser, 81. Adj
itional contributions have been
romised the committee for today or
omorrow. II
Lightning Strikes House
Lightning during the terrific thun-
err storm of this morning, struck the
ONE of Charles Norton on Red
tone Hill, taking away part of the
Kinney. The home is one of the
lost beautiful in Painville and Mr.. l
orion reefs that he is fortunate in
ot having more damage done. Other
aces were reported to have been
ruck during the storm.
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Reports were read at the meeting a
the Womans Auxiliary to Brock a
arnes post American Legion, con- t
rning the state convention of the c
der which came to close last n
Iturday in Waterbury. Painville D
as signally honored by the delegates "
the election of Miss Helen Brock, q
member of the local auxiliary to e
e office of second vice president of Il
c Connecticut state department of il
e legion auxiliary. The delegates h
ON Plainville were, Mrs. Leroy War $,
n, Miss Lillian Kunne and Miss Har- t,
It Barnes and several visitors from Il
also attended. 81
The initiation ceremony was put on 7
large class of candidates at the W
seting and reports of committees S