New Britain herald., 1926-05-11
TrumbulI Avenue Hearing


 A hearing on the acceptance Of ITrumbull avenue will be held on Monday evening, May 24, 1t was de- cided at the meeting of the town plan commission last night. A map has been pIf pared with the build ing and vcranda lines and the grade, and this will be submitted 10 the Istreet residents for approval There i has been quite a delay in connec- 1 Iuon with this street, the cause be- ling the pipe line from the New , Britain main which will shortly be laid, through the street. The New ] Britain wafer board has sought 10 know how the change in grading will affect its pipes, hut it has now i been answered satisfactorily and the Acceptance will proceed. The hear ing will also take up the acceptance iot Cottage street, which links the northern end Of TrumbuIl avenue with Pennington avenue.
 B.ueprints of Prentiss and Forrest streets were presented to the com- mission last evening and will be submitted to the residents of those streets for approval, along with es- Itimates or the approximate cost of removing the dirt and surfacing the streets. II Is now up to the property owners to decide if they are satisfied. the commission feeling that It IS and being glad 10 have these matters lat last nearing their end.
 Grange Play Tonight PlainEiIle Grange will present a .thrce-act comedy "Tcddy, or the Eunaways" in Grange hall this evening, The scene Of the play Is lin Texas. and the production, which will run for about two hours, is one oL the best the Grange has ever at tempted. Mrs C. Il. Curtis has di- rected it and a success is assured. The cast will be as follows:
 Jean MacLcan, Little Miss Exit
 ......,.. Miss Mary E. Hubbell Mrs. Juniper, a young wife
 .....,...... Miss Esther FUrrcy Victoria, the girl in the taxi
 ..,...,... Miss Katherine Farrar TcXana, the girl Of the golden west
 .......... Miss Sadie OkcnQuist Max Juniper, the perplexed husband
 ....,............ Floyd Stillman AlonZo Wiling, the fortune hunter
 .,........-,.... Russell ScoNilIe Ted Koagan, the man on the box
 ...,............ Edward Lackoy Sheriff Jim LaHrahoe, officer 666---
 .............. Walter Smcdburg Deputies .. Adolph Johnson and
 John Potion.
 There will be dancing after the play the music being furnished by E,yal's orchestra.
 To Inspect Streams
 A list of all streams in Plainville which are polluted is being pre- pared by Dr. George r. Cook, inc health officer. Dr. Cook has been asked to do this by County Health Officer Markham and the polluted streams will be reported 10 him and in turn taken lip by the state sanitary commission. This will in- clude all streams which are pol luted at all by sewage or waste from dwelling houses barnyards, mills or factories.
 The action is in accordance with the pollution bill passed by the last state legislature. A statewide sur >oy is now being made under the new law and unsatisfactory condi- 1jODg will he corrected
 Directing Concert
 X number from Plainville will attend the gleo club concert to be ! held in the New Britain State Nor i maj school auditorium tomorrow . evening under the direction of Miss . Ethel Prior of this town. Miss . Prior Is a graduate Of the New England Conservatory Of Music in Boston and of the Institute of Mu- sic Pedagogy in Northampton. Mass.
 Baseball Practice
 The Plainville A. C. baseball team will practice at 7:30 o'clock tonight and again Thursday night T Fresh from their win from the New Britain Orioles last Sunday. he locals are pointing for their same next sunday with the Forest vile team. which defeated Plain vile last year. 'Lefty' McCue of . Bristol former member of the New Departure squad, will pitch for the visitors.
 Watch InCinerators
 PlainWIle residents are warned f 10 be careful of papers burned in T. incinerators in their yards and . keep close watch Of the fires 10 prevent a recurrence Of what hap pened over the weekend. X se- rious fire was caused by careless ness Saturday afternoon when sparks from an incinerator set !, ofire the garage in the rear of the Clarendon building and another slight blaze from the same cause started Sunday.
 Spcedcrs Are Fined Speeding motorists who had fallen |, 'ictim to Constable Fred Calleu Il the court docket last night, Harold V. Thomas of South Main .t treet, New Britain, who was cutting lt Il and out at 40 miles an hour on i, Cast Main street and New Britain venue, was fined $10 and costs. So vas Dennis Bogino of Avon. who t made a 50-mile-an-h hour sprint along
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