New Britain herald., 1924-07-01
PLAN COMMISSION
 ADOPTS PROPOSAL
Property Owners Have Building
 Lines Explained to Them
COMPLAINTS ON FIREWORKS
Appointed special Constable - Fire men Pracliring For Meets-Fonrlh of July . General Holiday Here Catholic Church NOtcs-i,riefs,

The plainyille town plan eommls, sion. following the public hearing last evening in the Town hall, decided tG adopt the street, building and veranda lines on Broad street as was proposed and outlined on map of the street which was on exhibition at the hear Ing last evening. This was one Of the best meetings ever held by the town plan commission and was attended by a large number of property owners, all of whom asked n number of im- portant questions bearing on the mat. ter and also offered some suggestions which were taken in good point by the commission. There were very few and no important objections raised over the proposed layout and the street will be registered.
 The commission adjourned until September when the matter of East street from Maple street to the town line will be taken up.
 Complaints On Fireworks Plainvllle authorities have been swampcd with complaints from all sections of the town regarding the promiscuous shooting of fireworks and blank cartridges during the past few days. July Fourth at no time was any noiser than Plainvile has been for the ter and all over the town, youngsters have been discharging blank car tridges and have been lighting fire crackers and in general disturbing the peace. Several complaints have been received that some wielders of cheap blank cartridges have been pulling the triggers of the guns in front of people endansering their safety.
 Quick action has been ordered by the authorities and warning is given to all residents of Plainville whether young or old that starting tonight. all display of blank cartridges or exploid- ing of firecrackers will be followed by arrest and prosecution. Special po- lice will be detailed about the streets tonight and other nights until after July Fourth to see the laws with re- gard to tirecrackers and guns of all sorts, are obeyed.
 Special Constable
 William Buys of Laurel street has been appointed special constable by Selectman William J. Johnson to fill a vacancy. Mr. Buys is one of Plain ville's well known residents.
 Announcement has been made that the appointment of Philip Marine as a special constable is made solely In connection with his recent appoint ment as dog warden for PIainville. It was previously announced that he was appointed to fill vacancy.
 Practice For Meets
 The members of Plainville Hose Co. No. 1 are busiy engaged these days in practicing for the events in which | they are to compete this summer at l various field meets throughout the | state. Particular attention is being l paid to the hose race and tug -of-war In both of which the local firemen are gaining high degree of proficiency.
 July Fourth Holiday
 July Fourth will be observed in Plainivlle as a general holiday and nearly a complete suspension of busi- ness. All stores and merchants will leep their places open Thursday night. Barber shops will be closed Friday all day and will be opened Thursday night until 10 o'clock. All actories will suspend operations for he day at least with Trumbul's clos ng down for the annual ten days va 'ation for employees and repairs to equipment. The Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc, will close only for Fri lay and Saturday and will resume operations on Monday on full time it is said. The town offices will be closed all day.
 The Plainrille post office will ob- erVe the usual holiday hours on Fri lay. the stamp windows being open