New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
PLainUiR Ne.us
B. H. PHELPS CHOSEN
 [. OF (. PRESIDENT Lumber Company Official Elect
 ed at Organizations Meeting
 TRUMBULL IS SECRETARY

Easter Bazaar We'll Attended--sIrs.
 Elizabeth Hlll Dies - Dog
 Licenses Expire May 1-Plain-
 vile Items.
 B., II. Phelps of the Plainville
 Lumber and Coal company was
 elected president of the Plainville
 Chamber of Commerce at its an-
 nual meeting in the rooms on Pierce
 street last night. Henry Trumbull,
 treasurer of the Trumbull Electric
 Company was elected vice -presi-
 dent, and Thomas P. Prior of the
 Plainville Trust Company was re-
 elected secretary and treasurer Mir.
 Phelps succeeds Ralph Seymour of
 the Trumbull Electric Company and
 Mr. Trumbull is the successor of H.
 Garfield Jones of the Hutton and
 Jones Company.
 The directors who were re-elect-
 ed for term of two years were w.
 A. Cassidy of the Trumbull Electric Company, J. E. Lamb of the Elm pire Electric Company, c. A. Bed ford of Trumbulls. William Down. ham of the Plainville Engineering and Supply Company. and J. NJ, Mckernan of the Plainville Water t'0mn1nV ppinat,NaI High School was chosen to serve during the unexpired term of the late A. H. Condell.
 The attendance at last nights meeting was large and agitation for the construction of sewers for the town was given good start. The town of Plainville has grown con siderably during the last few yeors and many of the citizens are of the opinion that the time has arrived when the long discussed sewer prof ect should be made a reality, AL though there was much discussion or the project at the meeting no definite action was taken. How ever' a committee for the purpose or deciding some definite move will 1 be picked in the near future.
 The annual cleanup campaign was also talked of. The campaign has already been announced and the hrst two weeks of this month nave been designated as the time. Members assembled last night vot- ed to have the eastern section of me town cleaned Up on Wednesday or next week and the western sec. ton of the town on Thursday. The work will be done by the town teams. Any rubbish and waste material which is placed on the curb by the residents will be picked up by the teams as they make their tour or the streets in the aforemen- tioned sections.
 The report of the committee in charge of the arrangements for the banquet of the Chamber of Commerce. which will be held Thursday evening, April 9, in the Hall, submitted it's report at last nights meeting. The plans are practically completed and an at- tendance of at least 1o5 is antici- pated. The speakers will be for mer Senator Charles NJ. Bakeweu of | New Haven, Governor John Trum- bull and s. II. Bullard, president of the state chamber of commerce. Those who are planning to attend :, put have not as yet purchased their :, tickets may secure them from II. , I. Jones, B. H. Phelps or e. R. 
 Appointment of the members of he standing committees was de- 4 'erred by the new president. It is y expected, however, that he will , make his choices within the next I week or so.
 Bazaar Closes Tonight
 The Grange hall on Pierce strcot 1 presented a colorful scene vesterdav A 'tternoon upon the opening of the h Easter bazaar of the. PlainvilIe Aoman's club, for the benefit of the fund of the public library. !, The middle of the hall was arranged s with the fancy table laid with many <, land made articles such as attract he eyes of the women of the town, ., o fill their household needs. The n n