New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
PLAN COMMISSION
 CHECKS. UP NAMES Finds Property Deeds With
 Wrong Street Designations REQUEST MADE TO STATE
Greater Safety at Blossoms Corner .Asked-Drinking Fountain Again in Working Order-Memorial Day Observance-Rangers Play Here.


 Obseryance-Rangers Play Here. Research made by the town plan commission and the selcctmen has revealed the fact that at least two PlainNille streets have been mas querading under false names and i that property deeds recording the improper street designations. have been filed at the town clerks office. The streets in question are South Washington street and the section of the College highway south of Hart's corner both stretches being I incorrectly known as "Southington | road"
 Blossoms Corner Relief?
 The town plan commission at its meeting last night instructed Secre- 1 tary Frank T. Wheeler to write Highway Commissioner John A. Macdonald, requesting the latter to place boundary monuments along East Main street as well as Farm ington avenue, where markers are now being located. Commissioner Macdonald will also be asked to look over the ground at Blossom s , corner, where these two streets cross and make such modification there as may be advisable for the protection of the public
 Maps of Canal and Houeh streets were approved and have been placed on file at the town clerks office. Hough street, which was three rods
 in width was widened by six inches to make 1t fulfill the 5o-foot re- auirement of the state. This pro- cedure was recently carried out with Washington street The commission | recommended 24-foot building and 1s-foot Neranda lines on both streets and will hold hearings at a later l date.
 , A change in the grade of Prem tice street to conform with that of Forest street where the two roads connect was also proposed. and hearings on this will be held. Water filled cellars are causing trouble in HIS SN'tlt1l, dll'I ll IS l''Eil'~ E'i lld' q proper grading will end this null sance when the street is fixed mp and eutters put in Notifications in the original Forest street grading plan have made the Prentice street alter ations advisable.
 Newton Avenue Petition A petition signed by Is residents of Newton avenue was received. ask ing that this street be put into shape Such action will involve the esta b. 1 lishment of street and building lines. the asse ssn1ent of costs upon the owners through benefits. and other matters. The commission will pro- ceed with the project as soon as pos sihle and will make proposition to the property owners Newton avenue runs between Whiting and East streets, crossing Park.
 Memorial Day Plans Memorial day will be observed to- morrow in a. manner similar to the elebrations of recent years. At 8 o clock members of Brock Barnes post. American Legion, will meet at Legion hall and join with the Sons of Veterans in decorating the soldiers graves in St. Joseph's ceme- tery, where a salute will be fired and taps blown.
 At 9 o'clock a parade will move from Legion hall up Whiting street and out West Main and North Washington streets to West ceme- tery, where services will be conduct cd by the Sons of Veterans. There will be brief talks by several mem- bers of the local clergy. the firing of salute, and the blowing of taps. Then the organizations will go to Forestville, where the Womans Re- lief corps will be in charge of serv- ices. A dinner will be served at noon in G. A. R. hall there.
 The Plainville Fife X Drum corps vii provide music for the marchers. In line will be the Legion and its auxiliary, the Sons of Veterans. Woman's Relief corps, the three local troops of Boy Scouts, and sev- cral hundred school children. Those willing to donate the use of automo-