Smyrna times., 1928-02-08

&,,nuf 10 UpC4A r "
|.nsri 1lsni snd \ IN a vote Of confidence
'alu to Town Council asked them
.saa5 " and borrow On improve
I I..sa alisav rbat funds we're needed 70
4 .S.'r' T. nroiect thru. The streets es-
v 'dsgsignated at this time are
I .treet and Mt. Vernon street.
\ si+b these it was urgently sug-
/ MT t5st Town Council improve the
lIa'+ian ~, If Commerce street and
EE..rJ bv regarding both the
i sn5 "A The pavements at this point
!. n , rider street. This can be
/. 10, aid. BY eliminating the
| ,rtters and installing CRATE cul-
rs.laying the curbs and laying
IN from curb to curb. The op-
/ South street to the Boulevard
! f,vored. could be done later, af-
M and Mt.Vernon streets were
4 tbm. The meeting which was
E,rj by the Smyrna Rotary Club
aftermath to entertaining
4, Town Council last week, was
J n oyer BY State Senator Her
! Hal. Walter W. Hynson, cash
1 N Fruit Growers Bank, acted
(,ptarv. There were between
k,ia hundred representative cit
4 1rsent. Senator Hall in open
meeting, stated the object Of
! he citizens Of Smyrna togeth-
1 brought up the subject Of open
streets Of Smyrna to the
NJ. Mr.. E. C. Billeb, our well
I road construction engineer,w was
n with a chart Of some Of the
n notably Mt. Vernon, which he
4 BED to the meeting and answer
n N questions. To make All street
4 ns join up at right angles
A Boulevard, Mt. Vernon street,
leaves East street, Will bend
n light obliquely and meet the
\ ui along side Of The Wayside
4 rh Street extension will bend
n ! tie same way. When'both Of
tsets are laid out, and macad-
I &i1Eill give two entrance at the
4 b Smyrna with the Boulevard,
sreet,it is contended, will be OF
benefit to the farmers Of Black
ndyed in bringing their milk tc
ssmery or rather the Dawson
v Factory. Both streets will be
4 to North Main street and tc
mess eenters of the town. The
n street extensions and the I'M
ents to Commerce street en-
Il we're enthusiastically discussed
.. HOffecker, 9. /. Harmonson
\. Rust, W. w. Hynson, ". Lay
v. v. Wright and others anc
Sensus Of opinion was that
could better look fl aid frof
sis Highway Department wher
Vhen We, as a municipality
q effort to do something fol
~.
Of Rubbish Along Boulevard
natter Of rubbish dumps along
levard within town limits wa:
Up and discussed, notably the
Lake Como and the Old Per.
Pond. Since the town o1
i beng critized BY outsiders
z Hall thought it was a prop.
e 70 be brought up at such Z
NJ, J. Frank Webb, owner
alA property and the lanC
ne dumping place is made
explain why the dump exist.
ald he was trying to make
an unsightly hole and hopeC
4 + was filed to see it GOV.
4 with earth and a grass ol
.l0t made. He said he had Z
ground from which the tow
u al the earth they needed
y Oeautlfying that part Of tn,
approach to Smyrna. Wher
" " explained the matter sufic.
allens present were disposed
WIN rather than condemn hin
siilg such, but some felt Y
- gieuon was used in the kin,
N MI. dumped there, it might IN.
improve matters while hi,
Process was going on. IT
h, r,rna I Mentioned BY RaiIroa,
|, m.a.9 mater brought up was II,
isa'0a i,ta 2, Of Smyrna On train,
Pot. P,ro Clayton R. R. station
.aly sDoi Club at its recen-
\. 'ppolnted rlNa a committee !,
Il. matter aa before the raiIroa,
\ to5l1 saa ask that when otbe,
d g"il, J, R,.'e were called out by tn,
uded T~T's1HIlesmen, M that Smvrn;
4 vitsle Mhile It il true tba y,
stll III a passenger trail
Il freiesbt,f u btfaek is there and tn,
ster fl ,gat to Smyrna Ii ] I'LL III
Il co1,s..tth " The Railroad. AZ
y couI5 n '.sy' # nothing else II,
lion and M il smyrna alonJ
ta of f'lu -, other towns FOR II,
A tine m.1.p passengers an'
70 ! tim y s sm omyrnians fee
sOiiie cOnsequenc.