New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

American Legion. will occupy re- served space In the church. They will report at the Legion rooms on Whiting street at 7:15 o'clock wear Ing the Legion hats and will march In body to the church. It Is ex- pccted that the entire town will turn out for the occasion.
 Water Situation
 The water situation in Plainyille is cleared up considerably owing to tho efforts of the Water company in con- junction with the health authorities. Only slight taste that invaded the water remains and this Is gradually disappearing as the treatment of the fluid continues. For a time 1t ap- peared that the only way to remedy the situation was to turn the pumps on again but this has been alleriated by tho treatment given the water i the reservoir.
 The manner in which this at ono time serious condition has been handled Is fine example of the re- suits of cooperation between all the parties concerned. The water com pany officials and the members ot the state and local health depart- ment worked consistently together to make things right and their eff forts are steadily meeting with sue cess,
 Auxiliary Installation
 The recently elected officers of tho American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post, American Legion. vii | be installed into office at meeting of the auxiliary tomorrow night 1T the Legion rooms. The work vii be in charge of Miss Mary C. Coyle department president for Connect cut. The members of the Brock
 Barnes post will be the guests ant an entertainment and refreshment
 will be provided.
 Street Hearings.
 The Plainyille Town Plan com mission will hold two public hear ings in the town hall on next Mon day night starting at o'clock ol proposed layouts on both East an Linden streets. The first hearinI which will start promptly at
 o'clock will be for the purpose o discussing the recommendation 0
 the plan commission on the reloca
 tion of street lines on East stree
 from Maple street south to the tow
 line.
 The second which will be held a
 S:30 o'clock or as soon after tll
 first as will be possible will be flo
 the discussion of the proposed lay out of a 24-foot building line an
 1G-foot Veranda line on east an west sides of Linden street frol Woodford avenue south to Ea'
 Broad street.
 The members of the commissio hope that large number of tn property owners will attend the: hearings so that all objections : other comment on the proposed la! , outs may be heard. These are u first of a series of hearings whic
 the commission plans 10 hold in tf discussion of various projects und' advisement in different parts of tl } town.
 Hold Dinner Party. About 12 friends of MT. and MT Charles Ronalter were their gues at q supper party at their home - West street, New Britain. last eV ming. Those attending were form r associates of Mrs. Ronalter from u Trumbull Mfg. Co. Mrs. Ronalt = was before her marriage thr = months ago, Miss Susan Mcclure y Plainville.
 ,. Hamper Mail Service. The laXity o1 some property oW N CTS in not clearing their walks y snow is not only seriously menacil the good will of those who have
 use them, but is also hampering = great extent the delivery of ma " The post office regulations state tn . unless the walks are sufficient I cleared to make good travelling, q 6 postmaster has the right to st - mail deliveries at these homo : The local postmaster has no inte
 ton of calling into play the dras' Q rule, but makes an appeal to tho e who have not already cleared tn c walks, to do so without delay a 0 thus allow the carriers to work wi c their usual efficiency,
 ]. Probationers' Class. r The Probationers' class of the s E. church will meet in the chur e parlors at p. m. this evenil
 Prayer meeting will be held at Il o'clock and cordial invitation - extended to all to attend. Il Eclipse Program - Business will practically be at o standstill in Plainvillc on Saturd
 morning between the hours of 5 a 10 o'clock. The majority of - merchants have made plans 10 clt
 their places of business until af' \ the eclipse has passed and the f.