New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
SPECIAL MEETING ID
 SELECT MINISTER
Successor to ReY. George Hilton to Be Nominated on June 26
HEARING ON BROAD STREET
Graduates From West Point-Rc-
 bckahs Donate to Library Fund "Y' Group to Open Baseball Sea
Bankers Con, cntion.

! sou-h Bankers Con, cntion.
 4 special parish meeting of the ! Episcopal church of Our Saviour has l been called fer Thursday evening. June @6, 10 select a new rector to i succeed Rev. George Hilton who is now in Huntingdon and 10 nominate him to the bishop. The meeting has i been called at the request of 10 legal voters of the church and is of the utmost importance to the church. Without doubt, every voting member of the parish will attend this meeting as the selection of new rector will he of interest to inc town at large. The choice of a rector is necessary in order that the parish 1 be kept in good standing and sound cor-lition and the members who re- quested the meeting feel that the matter should he delayed no longer l The meeting will be held in the par | ish house.
 Hearing on Broad Street. The PlainVillc town plan commits 1 sion will hold public hearing in the town hall Monday evening, June 50 at 4 o'clock standard time 10 dis Cuss the recommendation of the re- establishment Of street lines on Broad street from Bohemia 10 East streets which are shown on the map of June 2, 1924. This map has the same identical lines as are contained on the map drawn December @S. 1915, which were adopted by vote of the town on October 27, 19t9,
 The hearing win be hold also 10 consider the recommendation for the continuation Of the present 2S-foot building and 2O-foot veranda line from Park street 10 East street on both sides of Broad street.
 These were both adopted May i3, 1920 by the raimillc Bureau of As sessment and Award from Bohemia 'o Park street on both sides Of Broad street.
 The recommended street and build ing lines arc shown on map Of Broad street dated June Q, 1qa4, drawn hy Engineer Joseph x, Mckcr- nan signed by tho chairman Of thr town plan commission on June 2, iaHi and filed with the town clerk of rlaintiIlc. All parties interested arc notified in a special notice published today of the hearing tn be hold on tho subjects mentioned and arc warned to be present at the hearings to voice their opinions or tho rceom- mcndutions.
 wcst Point Graduatr.
 q. Arthur Hadsell, Jr, or rlainvtlIo, son of inc late Lieutenant. Colonel Ci. Arthur Hadsell and sara 0ptatD Hadsell IS among those who have graduated from West Point Military Academy this year He was an- pointed 10 fhe academy lay the slafe President Woodrow Wilson from tho United States al large.
 liadsell was prominent in athletics during his course at West Point and stood losth in rank in his class. t1c was member Of tho freshman foot ball squad the swimming team and iho water polo squad. He held the ranks Of corporal sergeant and first sergeant in tho cadet corps. He win follow hif fathers footsteps and will enter the infantry
 Bonatc to Library Fund
 Martha Ecbckal lodge 1. o. o. r. is tho first organization in Piainvilir 10 recognize the formation of thr pubic trust fund for public librart hS donation. it was announced to- day The Womaus club recently 'nrmei fh" fund with the plainvilfe Trust 70. as trustee.
 Appeals hate benn made from time tn timn for support of the pro jcct which is onr of tho most worthy ever launched iu rla.ntillc and thr thanks uf inc Womans club and inc cniir" town goes to inc Martha Ec- hekah lodge for is generous starting nf th" public interest in thc library hniIding lt is rNpcctcd that the other organizations in Plain,tlie viu foilo7 tlto lead of hn local lodge.
 Tn Open sra~0n
 Tn" rlaia,itIe f'innocrs. ihr base hall icam representing thc Ha4ford rountN '. N. r. X group. rfu oprn fh" la"i seasuu against th West Suniolj ntnr iu riain,ilr tnmarrar q afternoon. The game will be called