New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
ASK ADVANCEMENT
 0F BUILDING LINE
House Beyond Limit Causes East
 Street Residents Action
MRS. WAGNER REACHES 72
Local Woman Receives in New Brit.
 ain Ho>pital-AlI-PIainy Dis.
 band--Special Church Meeting Icnlco Bowling-PlainyiIIe Briefs.

] Discovery that the house of Mrs. ! Grace Llmeburner is three feet be- yond the building line on East street
 has led 10 an application for the changing of that line to bring the house Tn question within the law, \ petllon has been signed by the [ property owners of the section and inc application is being made to the town plan commission through At torney Cyril Gaffney Of New Britain.
 The present line Is A feet, while the
 proposed one would be one of q feet. The application will be taken mp at later meeting of the con- mission.
 The main item of business at the meeting of the town planners last evening was the inaugurating of a caiiPAsh n clean up unaccepted str ~s. ln2A maps of streets where no hlapS exists, and render the street situation here generally clearer. It was decided that definite action of some sort regarding Forest and Prentice streets will be taken at the next session.
 There are q surprisingly large huhper Of streets in Plainville of winch no maps are on file at the town clerks office, and it was voted 10 have these prepared so that property owners might know where 10 locate their sidewalks, houses. and rerandas. Washington and Church streets will be the first ones mapped. No maps exist of Canal street, West Aaln street beyond Canal, Park street, or Hough street. Chairman John F. Lamb Of the commission said today.
 It has been discovered that. through oversight, no action was taken at the recent annual town meeting to elect mem bers to succeed thomas Prior and William A. Cas- sidy, whose terms were expiring. Re- cause the regulations call for them to continue to serve until successors are elected, no trouble Is expected on i this score, and the matter is being i taken up with the town attorney Judge B. F, Gaffney of New Britain.
 Birthday Party In Hospital
 Mrs. Mary Wagner of Whitinq street observed her 72nd birthday anniversary yesterday at the New britain General hospital where she has been patient for the past eight weeks. The hospital authorities aI- lowed the local woman to receive as many callers as she pleased. and many Of them paid her their re- Spects. She received postcard shower. Her friends made up purse of S75 and presented it 10 Ter and one of them baked a birth lay cake with 72 candles.
 Au-Plainvilles Disband
 The All-Plainville football team las been formally disbanded and nose players who had not already ,one over to the Blues have been .dded to the roster of the South +hds, who thus become a very , tronS eleven. It is believed that ne south Ends and Blues are now If even strength and there is talk t a town championship match be- Ween them later in the fall
 The south Ends are now manag- q by Harry Silk. He has called a ractlce session for ' o'clock this vening at Hart's corner.
 Baptist Church Meeting
 A special meeting of the members i the Baptist church will be held ( t 1;4o o'clock Friday evening to z 1ke acton on the resignation of the astor, Rev. A. D. Kendrick, D. D. 'r. kendrick has asked 70 be allow | q toresign, but his parishioners are cry reluctant to let him go and ave high hopes of influencing him 2 9 change his decision All members To requested to be present at this nportant meeting. "a The regular choir of the church Q i'll rehearse at 7:45 o'clock this i vening.
 At o'clock tomorrow evening the . 'adies' Aid society will meet in the / hurch parlors to tack 0 quilt
 The junior choir will meet at the | ome of Mrs. Alfred Thomasen, | CIV Britain avenue, at o'clock on T thursday afternoon for rehearsal | he regular mid-week prayer meet lg will be held at 7:45 o'clock t thursday evening v
 Playing Hartford Team f The Blues have signed the Frog ollow Echoes of Hartford to meet lem on the local football field Sun b ny afternoon, and a fast game is s The Blues will hold a T orkout tonight at Trumbull field.
 NJ. F. Church Notes
 The Ladies Aid society Of the h lainville M. E. church will give G