New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
CHAMBER ID HAVE
 DINNER AND DANCE Ladies' Night Program at Lake
 Compounce June 5 WEATHER HITS CLEANUP
Police Start Campaign Against Beck less Dri,ing-Compounce To Open Tomorrow - Wallace Barnes Co. Awards Contract For Garage Alter ations For Ss.J0O.

Plans for a ladies night program for the final dinner event of the sea son for the local. Chamber of Con- merce were arranged at a meeting of the entertainment committee Of the chamber last night. In order to take care of the large number of attend ants. both the dining room floor and the dancing floor overheard at the Lake sCompounce casino have been engaged from Pierce & Norton for June 5, when a dinner will be follow ed by short program of speaking. Of the speakers one will be a woman of great prominence in the state and the other will be a man whose abil- ity as a humorist and inspirational speaker is well known. During the dinner hour. cabaret specialties will be introduced, including vocal and dance numbers. Roscoe l.. SessioiI the song leader. will lead the group singing for the event. In addition to the pleasing program, arrangements have been made for the presentation Of favors to the women attending. Music for the event will be played by the New Departure orchestra.
 The second part of the program will consist of the dancing on the upper floor of the casino.
 This event will be the big opening social event for the season at Lake Compounce. The date has been ad- ,anced 10 June SO that the entire stan of the compounce culinary depart- ment would be on hand, This means that everything will be complete for biz night.
 Ii is anticipated that this festal din- ner-dance of the chamber will be the nrrt of series of big affairs at the lake this season. To this end the Compounce management is cooperat- ine with the chamber committee in helping to arrange a most satisfactory program.
 The entertainment committee ar- ranging preliminary details consists Of Charles F. olin, chairman, Brown Joyce, William A. Kimball. Richard II. Jackson, I.eRoy r. Tucker, Harry II. Browne. Harold R. Reid. Names of the members of the committees ap- rointed 10 assist in this eyent'will be given later.
 Railroad Companies
 Complaint has been made by the New Haven" railroad through its police department Co the local guard ians of the law Of the practice Of resi- dents Of Summer street, north Of the railroad tracks in dumping refuse onto the railroad property. The com pany has been compelled 10 have gangs of men clean mp the debris at frequent intervals and lately the work has been necessary about every week. Action will be taken by the police 10 discourage the practice.
 Cleanup Delayed
 The schedules for the city cleanup work were disarranged by the bad weather of yesterday but teams re- sumed the picking up Of the rubbish from the cnrbs today. The city has been divided into sections, which will be visited on certain days by inc teams Of the public works department which will remove all rubbish, which has been carried 10 the curbs. No ashes or lin cans will he taken away at this time. The regular schedule of ash removal will be continued in addi- ton 10 the cleanup work.
 After Traffic Siolators
 Vigorous action toward the dis of carelessness in motor car operation on the local street has been started by tho police and or lenders will he brought to court at once. Reckless driving has become