New Britain herald., 1924-02-27
SPECIAL MEETING
 0N STREET MATTERS Town Plan Commission to Settle Decision on Railroad Crossing CALLED TO MOTHERS s SIDE
Word Received From Laura Getcilell -Y. NJ. c. A. Group to Meet-Re- cciyes Commission as Notary Public -PiainyiIIe Briefs.

l -PiainviIIe Briefs.
 The town plan commission will hold a special meeting in the town hall on next Monday evening. II is expected | that this will be one of the most i'm i portant sessions that the present com l. mission has ever held. The regular ] meeting was held last Monday night, I, but owing to the fact that several changes were voted to be made on the map showing the contemplated changes on West Main street and be- cause of other surprises which come up at the meeting, the commission l held the subject open until next week. This discussion on the fight between the commission and the railroad com pany over the widening of the cross ing on West Main street occupied the attention of the members throughout the entire evening and the members promise that a definite decision will be reached at the next session.
 Nothing was done regarding Maple street because of the lengthy discus sions on the crossing controversy.
 The town plan commission has had the widening of the West Main street crossing under consideration for sey- eral months and after a consultation with officials of the railroad, the mat ter was left where it had been before the conference. The town plan com mission decided to take the matter up with others besides the railroad rep resentativesg in an effort to have the crossing widened. This is u dangerous spot, and if it is cleared up, it will mean much for the betterment of travel. The railroad company would gladly change the crossing if the town would pay for it, but the commission has decided otherwise.
 Called to Mothers Side
 Mrs, stephen Leonard of Pierce street and Mrs Edward Phelan Of Canal street, sisters, received word yesterday that their mother had been stricken with a shock and both left as soon as possible for their maternal homo in Poultncy, Vt, The telegram stated that the mother wns in a sori- | ous condition.
 Word From Texas
 Word has ben received here from | Laura Gctchell who was called to Dal- 1 las. Texas, by an urgent message stat | ing that Mir. Bentley was seriously | i'll. Mir. Bentley underwent an operation last summer while In Plain | vile and left shortly after to make 1 his home with his son in the south 1 shortly after he had arrived there, | hts condition took change for the | worse and Mrs. Gctchell was summon ad there. Mir. Bentley's friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Getchcll !. las written that although he is ill, I lis condition is far from serious.
 "Y" Group Co Meet
 The junior group of the Hartford | county Y. M. (. A. will meet tomor- 'ow in the undertaking parlors Of w. \. Bailey x Co. on Broad street to liscuss a number of important mat CTS. Plans will be laid to have large [ of rooters accompany the team to Hartford next Sat- ; Irday when the local athletes will tack up against Mapping in the tournament for the cham 'ionship of Hartford county, The ocals arc the fayorites to take the first onors.
 Receives Commission Miss Florence Day or the Peck bring Co. yesterday received her V us notary public from iovernor Charles A. Templeton. q
 Trimbull Bowling scores , The Temco league met last evening l a weekly session on the Ideal al- i, 'ys and several high scores were piled. The following are the indiyi- !, ual and team results: