New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
ROUTING SIGNS ARE
 PLACED IN CENTER
Motorists This Summer Will Have No Difficulty Finding Directions
PLAINVILLE SEWER PROBLEM
Easter Musical Program-Lcgion Go ing 10 Bristol-HoIy Week Services
 in Local Churches-Plain,ilIe Briefs

ing 10 Bristol-HoIy Week Services in Local Churchcs-Plain,ilIe Briefs The center of rlainrille has at last i received an addition to its appear l ance by the placing Of number of new routing signs for motorists direct ing the way to towns and cities throughout the state. The signs were l erected yesterday under the orders of First Sclectman William J. Johnson following his decision to have them placed on the poles about the center last fall. The need Of them was so
 great that the plainvile Chamber of Commerce took the matter under ad-
 ,isement and appointed special
 committee to work with the seloctman in an effort to get the signs put up. The selectman askel al a special
 town meeting for the sentiment of the voters of the town with regard io
 the erection of the sisGs and everyone without exception seemed to favor their erection. The difficulties ot last year which strange motorists touring II, eliminated this year. it is hoped and added 10 this is the fact that Plain vile is progressing even in small
 ways and not standing still.
 Problem of a Sewer
 The next important matter to come before the voters of the town now that the question Of new school has
 been disposed Of. is the building Of
 an adequate sewer. The larger pro- portion Of the tewnspeople are in favor Of starting things going because
 it is generally realized that the lack
 of sewer is the greatest impcdimont to progress which confronts the peo-
 pie of rlsinville today. In past years, the installation Of an adequate sewer
 has been opposed by large number of people who felt that there was no need for such an innovation at that time. The growth of plain,ille. how ever, makes it imperative that q sewer be installed in the very near future.
 Those in favor Of a sewer in rlain- vile have been slow in pushing the matter because Of the fact that new school seemed more important md necessary. \ large number Of those in favor Of the project are members of the plainville Chamber Of Com merce and it Is their opinion that the chamber should include new sewer in Its municipal program for the coming year, Tho arguments for Il are numerous, the strongest Of which is probably the incentive witch sewer would give to those who would like to build homes in the town Many home seekers have sought places in plain,ille. but have pui off coming here because Of tho lack Of !, proper sewerage facilities.
 The only argument against the rro. icct seems to he tho cost of the in- , stallation. There is storm water sewer in rlain,lllo which takes care of the renter and business section. but this is by no means adequate for the town and it is hoped that the matter will hc taken up by some body Of citizens in the town so that il may be brought to a head
 Publishes Articles.
 l.. z. Mills, secretary of the Plain vile school committee has long list Of educational articles which he has written al his home st 5s East Main street during the present year. Those having been accepted and published are as follows.
 "Friciplcs Inderlining the Lesson Plan" Popular Educator: "rhonic Lessons" Primary Education: De Insects and Weeds in the fall,' Normal Instructor and Primary Plans: Generalization Of Schools in the Town Of Farnington.' School Board Journal: "Two Lessons on Sc- lection of pota'ors," Normal 1nstruc- tor: "The Use of Phonics in inc Teaching Of Reading" Primary Eju- cation; Seat Work in Reading" Pri- mary Education: "Illustratcd Charts for Citizenship" Popular Edu- { cator; Agriculture Lessons for Feb ruary." Normal Instructor: "Agricu- I lure Lessons for January" Normal | Instructor: Mapping Out the Gardcr4 , in March" Normal Instructor: ''l're-' pairing the Garden in April" Normal f Instructor. fl
 Easter Musical Program. ,
 orEanist James ]. Graham Of thc $ church of Our Lady of Mercy has , prepared the following musical pro- , gram io be rendered at the services [ al and 10 o'clock in the church { Easter sunday morning. {
 Eigln o'ClOtk Mass. it
 Professional. "He is Risen. Eyric. Talbot: onertory. "Allelulia. Allclu- lia. let the Holy Anthem Rise" by slontam. Sanctus. Talbot: Bcnedic- , tus. Talbot: Asnus Dci. Talbot: r;c- | crssional Christ is Riscn--No More To Die
 Ten o'Clok Mass.
 rrocessionai. Christ the Lord is Risen Today: Nidi Aqusm, R. Gar belt: KJrie. Gloria. Credo. sanetus and AEuus pei. Talbot: of- fertory. "Regina Coeli." MontsBi.
 An orchestra accompaniment to the brian will be played a, both the mass ss and Master Edmund Tolli. boy so- prano. will render several solos at o'clock. The mass to he sung at o'clock is the rontifcal mass Of Plus dedicated to Inc late Pope Tfus x. chant style.
 Denediction viii follow the 10