New Britain herald., 1925-04-07
't CLEAN UP STARTS IN TOWN TOMORROW Trucks to Collect All Rubbish
 on East Side on Wednesday AUTOMOBILE OVERTURNED

day-Play for Y. NJ. c. A.-Catho. lie Church Notcs-Legion Auxil.
 iary Meets-Brlcfs.
 This is clean up week for Plain vile and thefaetual work of collect ing and getting rid of rubbish will start tomorrow on the East side ol the town. On Thursday, the West side will be taken care of and all rubbish will be taken from there by trucks and wagons sent for the pur- pose.
 People wishing 10 give their homes a thorough cleaning are warned that all rubbish 10 be taken away must be placed on the curb near the road way where the drivers and workmen will load it into their vehicles for disposal in the dumps. No ashes or garbage will be collected under any circumstances, and any one who places ashes in the spot where the rubbish is to be taken from will find 1t there after the trucks have visited their section.
 Annual clean up week is one pro- 1ect in which everybody shows CO., operation and willingness 10 help in l keeping PlainVile clean. The Plain- Vile Chamber of Commerce started the movement again this year, and Dr. George r. Cook, health officer, and all town officials are working in conjunction to have the town pre- 1 pared for the warm days of summer when flies and other pests will be about. good clean up at the pres ent time will mean better summer and a healthier town. How many times have housewives looked about and wished that they could be rid Of old junk and rubbish which piles up from day to day. A little extra work tonight on the east side and tomorrow on the west side will do the job up thoroughly and every body is urged to put the shoulder 10 the wheel in order that the record made by Plainvile in past years fop cleanliness will be equaled again this year.
 All the streets. in the town will be visited starting tomorrow and all rubbish either packed in barrels or boxes must be placed near the curb so that the truckmen will have no trouble in piling it into the carts.
 Auto is Overturned.
 Five Plainville men escaped ser lous injury last night when an auto mobile in which they were riding was struck and overturned on For estVille avenue about 5:30 o'clock last night by truck owned by Les ter J. Dow, local contractor. John Pelton, a passenger in the car was the most seriously injured He suffer- ed bruises about the face and chest. a sprained shoulder and ankle anA lacerations on the hands. The othery in the car were Thomas II. Evres. driver; James Cafferty, Nathan Stephenson and John Simpson, all of Plainyille, but they escaped with q up.
 The automobile was badly damag- ed and apparently the truck was damaged beyond repair Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey was notified of he accident and he hurried 10 the scene. Up 10 this morning, no one had been arrested, but the deputy sheriff is continuing his investiga- ion.
 c, of C. Banquet The annual banquet of the Plain- lille chamber of commerce which Fill be held in the Masonic Tem- , 1lc on East Main street Thursday ,, light. will be one of the best at- 7, ended affairs of recent years &C., 'ording to the committee handling he tickets, The list of speakers is me of the best that could be se- . ured and an entertainment worthy # note is planned to break the :, nonotony The dinner itself will be yell worth sitting down 10 and all , members and friends of the cham 'er are invited 10 attend.
 To Present Play Mrs. Abel's class of the Congre- i,