New Britain herald., 1926-04-22
CLEANUP PLEASES
 HEALTH OFFICER But Several Places Were Not
 Attended to in Campaign THREAT TO POST NAMES
Y. NJ. (. \. Meeting Tonight-~Town Lot Suggested As Parking Space rlain,illc \. C. TO Conduct Dance To Prosecute Dog Owners.


 "The townspeoplo did exceptional ly well in cleaning Up their yards this year" Dr. George r, Cook, locM health officer, stated this morning in commenting upon tho outcome of "Clean-up Week." which reached its climax Tuesday and yesterday with the collection of rubbish by teams sent out by the Scloctmen. Dr. Cook expressed himself as very gral eful at the cooperation shown by the pub lie In clearing away waste matter and setting it out for collection, and thinks that on the whole the cam paign wGs more successful last year than in the past. First Sclcctman William ], Johnson corroboratcd this opinion.
 There are still quite a few places, however, which have not been clcan- cd up. The owners of these yards are the same ones who were delin- quent last spring, and the bad spots have been noted by the authorities. If they have not been remedied by the end of the week, the names of the delinquents will be publicly posted and warned, so that the public will know who they are.
 One place which must be cleaned up is the dump itself. ~' Seloctman Johnson says that the wind always picks cleanup days on which to blow and that this year 1t outdid It. self. As q result, the papers which were tossed on the dump by the drivers of the teams have blown around and must be gathered mp once more to prevent their scatter ing once more about the town.
 "H" Meeting Tonight
 The Plainville Y. NJ. c. A. group will hold an important meeting at o'clock tonight at the home of W. A, Bailey on Broad street. The main topic for discussion will be baseball. The local "" group intends to en- ter the county league this summer and hopes to repeat the victories which it won at basketball. Most of last years material will be avail able again and q good team is eX- pccted to be turned out, although Doug Martin, star pitcher last sum mor, will be lost for at least part of the season because of a recent oper- ation. All members are urged to be present his evening"
 Suggest Use For Town Lot
 The suggestion that the town lot at the corner of Whiting and Maple streets be used for automobile park ing was made this morning to First SoleCtman William J. Johnson. This is not used at present for any purpose other than as the scene ! of carniyals and a place in which snow is dumped during the winter, It has been remarked that traffic llong the main streets here is now so heavy, especially on Saturday night, that parking restrictions would not be unwelcome. By putting ! time limit on parking about Cen ral Square and opening up the town ot, automobilists doing shopping would be able to find places to stop much nearer the stores they wished 0 trade in than is now the case.
 PlainyiIlc \. c. Dance
 The baseball team of the Plainville \. c. will conduct dance tomorrow iyI,+ ot Ar,aric01 n I OginO boII on street. The club planned to ln q minstrel show, but as the or ,anizdtion was formed only recently his was thought too big proposi- ion to start off with and has been .bandoned for the present It is eX- 'ected that a large number will be 'resnt tomorrow night. The pro eods will be used to purchase uni orms for the teams,
 Must Keep Dogs Tied Up
 Dog owners are warned by the au- horities that they must observe tho og quarantine and keep their pets ither tied up or on lcashes. Many ogs were seen running loose about h town this morning, and First Se- sCtman William J. Johnson said that they were not kept in they would e impounded by Dog Warden Philip Iarino and action taken against heir owners. The last day for tho securing of CIV dog licenses is May 1, and be- ween the quarantine and the new ogistration period the dog warden is ,oling for a busy time next month. he license fee this year is S2 in toad of $1 as before.
 Post OniCc Hours Changed The post office vii observe day ght saving time again this summer. ccording to Postmaster James F. sher. The clock in the office must 0 kept on standard time, but the ours will be changed. so that the