New Britain herald., 1928-02-11

street. also that of John Corti, . portion of the A. c. Mason land, and the house of Mary Melito. ~he Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. and the property on the East side of East street would be unaffected. The property which would be sacrificed would include that of Joseph and Mary Marine. through which the new highway would return to East street. that of Augustine Lepore, and some of that owned by the Connecti- cut Light & Power Go. A corner would also be diced off the property of Alphonse and Margaret Bordeau at Blossoms corner
 The outlet to Hough street would go through the land of William Cunningham and Albert and Emma Richards. opening up a large tract which is now back yard". The out let to East street would go through the land of Antonio and Mary Mel lito., Another means of egress would be provided by the cutting of Elm Court through to the proposed outlet.
 One great advantage Of the plan would be that there would be no pedestrians on the highway. Foot traffic would proceed down East to the railroad tracks. up stairs and along a specially bracketed section running beside the bridge. and then down again at Pine street.
 The two principal arguments for the new layout, according to Mir, McKernan, are the avoiding of a highway crossing above grade-a feature for which it is believed the public utilities commission will re- ject the highway departments plan and the taking of pedestrians off the highway. Further. there is less fill and less property damage than in either previous proposaf. while the little damage to property would be offset by the opening up of new land now useless.
 The eastern section of the town would be laid open for development by the latest plan. It IS proposed -ii"" '~'''itAo'iS iAr fl" E'i NSt anu VIZ suggested outlet street be extended eastward toward Mountain View, while new street may be cut southward to them from near the Trumhull factory. The only de veloped property affected by these street openings would be that of Henry and Elizabeth David snd afI Toppore E,et Church of Our Saviour (Episcopal) The services this Sunday will be as follows: Holy communion at s a. m. Church school at 1925 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at ii o'clock. Evening prayer and ser mon at TAB o'clock.
 Tue confirmation class meets in the church for instruction at 9:45 a. m.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship meets in the parish house at 6:S0 p, m. The meeting will be addressed by Henry Mattocks, senior at the , Berkeley Divinity school. MT. Mat tocks has had a great deal Of eN- perience as a lay worker in Texas and other sections of the south. He will have something of interest to tell of conditions in those parts. Next Sunday evening the Fellowship expects to visit the Fellowship of Christ church cathedral. Hartford.
 The Women's Guild will hold a regular meeting in the parish house on Thursday afternoon at c:S0 p. m. The Boy Scout troop meets on Friday at 7:3O P. m.
 Advent Christian Church Morning preaching service at Io:3O o'clock. The message of the morning will be "The Creed of Abra- ham Lincoln" Sabbath school at 12:o5 p. m. Evening preaching serv- ice at : o'clock. The message Of the evening will be ''Forsaken."
 Prayer meeting at 7:45 o'clock each Thursday evening in the church.
 Choir rehearsal every Friday eve- ming.
 The Y. w. A. will meet with Mrs. Oliver Peace on East street next Tuesday evening.
 All arc welcome to the Little grey church by the corner"
 Plainvtllc M. E. Church
 The services at the Plainvile M. F.. church tomorrow are as follows: Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock. sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pas tor. Sermon topic: "The Widows