New Britain herald., 1923-04-25
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ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED

UNunuUMQVl lb HNNVONvuD Damiani Is Fined S5--Town Plan
 Commission Notcs-Court Lawton
 BowIers Win-EarIy Morning Fire
 Receives Birthday Gift.
 The public utilities committee of the Plainville Chamber of Commerce has made arrangements with the garbage collector who takes care of the city of Bristol to make collec- tions in Plainville twice a week, pro- viding the people of the town are sufficiently interested.
 The matter has been one that has been discussed for a long time and conferences of the chamber commit tee with the town officials showed that the town fathers were not dis posed towards taking the matter into their own hands. The committee then acted on its owl, initiative and has prepared the following plans:
 Garbage collections will be made twice a week for the sum of $1 per month to be paid each quarter in advance, that is to say, the Chamber of Commerce committee will collect s in advance from each family who wishes the garbage disposed of, every three months and will pay the col Iector. To put this into effect, it is necessary that at least 100 families sign up to have the garbage col- lected
 At present, there Is no way to have the garbage collected and the utili- ties committee has seized this op- portunity Of securing collector who will be reliable and efficient. All those who wish to have the garbage collected from their premises, are asked to get in touch with T. A. Lyman, chairman of the committee. and notify him of their plans. It is hoped to start the work by May 1.
 Engagement Announced.
 Announcement of the engagement of Miss Lucille Clark. daughter of Harbert Clark of Orange. Vt, to Winfield Loomis of Whiting street. was made at a surprise shower given in Miss Clark's honor at the home of Mrs Bessie Macleod at A Broad street last evening.
 There were Is guests present and during the evening, games were played. Miss Clark was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. The home was prettily decorated with white streamers and a table was set with a miniature May bride in honor of the occasion. A buffet lunch was served.
 Although no date has been set for the wedding, Miss Clark and Mir. Loomis will he married in the near future. The bride-to-be is employed as private secretary in the Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co. office in Southing- ton and the groom -elect is a member of the firm of the Plainville Lumber and Coal Co.
 Damiani Fined S5.
 stephen Damiani was fined s5 and costs in the town court last evening by Justice Frederick Bullen on the charge of lighting fire without hav- ing secured a state permit. The NaSI Noo pIOSSCultu ny E. D. IWllllT1 and in view of the mans circum- stances, leniency was shown by the court. The charge of refusing to aid the flremen when called upon was not pressed. He was arrested last Saturday at his home on South Wash ington street. after he had lighted a brush fire near his home. He was asked for a permit and he had none and when called upon by the fire chief to aid in putting out the blaze, is said to have refused.
 Establish Building Lines.
 The town plan commission is pre- pairing to hold a hearing on estab- fishing building lines on East Main and East streets probably on May 14. At a recent meeting lines on the two streets were established and the property owners will have a chance to express their opinions on the pro- posed measures
 Early Morning Fire
 The fire department was called out about S:45 o'clock this morning to the home of Mrs. Kate Ryan on Hough street, where a grass fire had assumed proportions. A bon fire had been set there and in the strong wind which was blowing. the blaze had set the grass afire and for a time | it appeared that the house was doomed. The firemen responded with | A. J. Bordeau driving the new Mack | truck which has been put into com and made short work of the | blaze.
 Court Lawton Wins
 Mat" Meskil and his band of For esters from Court Friendly in New Britain went down to ignominious de- feat in the matches at the Recreation alleys last evening. Plainville captured one match by the narrow margin of 12 pins, while New Britain took the of or by o lone min The scores oro su