New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
PlainUiHe News
NURSING ASSN. ID
 MOVE ID TOWN HALL
Alterations to Town Building
 Are Finally Completed
ROAD PAYING PROGRAM

Stone Srfacing On South Avenue
 Class to Receive First Commun.
 ion - Legion Auxiliary Completes Plans For Whist - Fined For
 Breach of Pcace-BricfS.
 The headquarters of the Plain Iville Public Health Nursing associa- Ition will shortly be moved from the iprescnt location over the post office ito the town hall, it was learned to- day. The association will be located in what is known as the second library room, the room opposite the town clerks office. This was for imerly used as q bookstack for the public library. which has now been transferred 10 West Main street. If IS expected that Ihe nursing body will move into it's new rooms on June |.
 The alterations to the town build ing have been practically completed, lthe offices moved about, and the officials are today settling down to business once more. The select mems office is now open in the old first library room. the safe. files. and furniture have been transferred there, and business is being conduct ed there today. The town clerk has moved back into her quarters after temporary dispossession by paint lorS. and the new arrangement is now definitely completed.
 Road Paving Program
 The paving of South avenue has been completed as the first step in the road paving program to be un- 1 idortakcn by the scIectmcn this spring, This street has been the subject of much complaint for q long time and property owners there 1 have frequently raised loud kicks Iconcerning it's condition. Now q Isurfacng stone has been placed on Ith" roadbed and the selectmen feel Ithst q much needed job has been done.
 Trumbull avenue will probably be |the next street on the list 10 be Ipaved. This has not yet been ac- Icepted by the town. but q hearing will bo hold on May 24. and it is ! expected that the acceptance will Hollow shortly after this. The sec ton is now q thictly populated one | and the pavement will be laid as soon as the street is taken over by itho town.
 ! Some of inc older streets about the center will also be rcsurfacod. Notable among these are Uough and Crown streets. These streets have fallen into a bad state and during the past winter were practically i'm possible. Crushed stone will be used to resurface them and put them in proper shape again.
 West Main street is now being re- paired, the irregularities ironed out, and patches of new pavement put lin 10 make it safer and more com fortable for traffic.
 Gim Waycr In Court
 Jacob Lcpicko Of Crooked street appeared in court last night 10 an swer charge of breach Of the peace. Lepicko was arrested Sun day noon by Constables Fred Callcn, William Buys, F. W. Furrcy. and George Schubert following a com plaint that he had chased Mrs. Wal ter Jewctt and three children away from Watkins swimming pool. brandishing an old Springfield rife as he did so.
 Lepieko complained to the court that he had been greatly bothered lately by men and boys throwing re- fuse into the pond. It appears that one of the group whom he chased Sunday had tossed q stone into the pool and this enragcd Lepi"ko. who is said to have been under the in fuence Of liquor. He seized his