New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
WATER COMMITTEE. WILL MAKE REPORT Special Town Meeting Called for
 Next Tuesday Night
 CONCERT OF GLEE CLUBS
Harry Olmstead to Assist Students Junior Prom Committee Name,l- Ex.Captatn, Plainlillc Native, Dtcs-Tcmco Bowling

The committee Of three author,
 ized by the voters to investigate the
 necessity for increased water rate. VIII report at a special town meet.
 Ing to be held in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening April IT. at o'clock. The call 10: this meeting was issued today by the selectmen.
 The committee has been meeting regularly wieh a group of three Plainvtlle Water Co. officials and now has its findings and recon. mendations completed to such an { extent that 1t has been able to set date for its report. This has not yet been whipped into its final form. however. and the committee is with holding its contents from publication until the report is in it's ultimate shape. The nature of it ts therefore unknown at the present time. The committee was appointed by the selectmen upon the authoriza- ton of special town meeting on March IF. Its naming had been asked by the water company in or der that 1t might increase its rentals with the cooperation of the towns people. The members are Charles K. sherman. Attorney Cornelius Prior. and Raymond Neff.
 GIce Club Concert
 The annual glee club concert of the Plainville high school will take pace Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. The program will be introduced by Gounod's "Romaine." played by the violin ensemble. The combined glee clubs will sing The Bells of St, Mary's as their first number. Fol- lowing this will como groups of songs by the separate clubs.
 Harry Olmstead. bass. will sing a group of solos. All those who have heard MT. Olmstead sing are greatly anticipating this part Of the pro- gram.
 The climax of the evening will come In the last number, a cantata, Columbus" sung by the combined glee clubs and assisted by Mr. Olm- stead. Dancing will follow the pro- gram. Tickets may be obtained from members of the clubs.
 Junior Prom May IS
 May IS has been set as the date Of the High school junior prom. Ruth Lewis Is chairman of the prom committee. which also comprises Betty Brastow, Ahbie Usher, Martin Conlin. and Carl Peterson. This is the second affair of this sort in the schools history for the simple reason that this is the second year there has been junior class in the school. ! Plans are for one of the outstanding events of the year. with exceptional music and lavish decorations.
 No Commission Meeting
 The town plan commission omitted It's scheduled meeting of last eve- ming. The map of Canal street. which would have been the princi- pal subject of discussion. had not been completed. and there was no other business important enough to holding a session.
 Dies In New Haven
 Captain Raymond B. Barnes, !, 'ormer commander of the noted New Haven Grays and native of elainville. died in Grace hospital, l New Haven, yesterday. He was born n this city 36 years ago. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Buren Barnes, but went to West Haven while still an infant. He was active n transportation and communication ircles. while as captain of the Grays 'e went to France with the lo2nd in- antry. being sheli-shocked and ,assed. His death was due 10 com- . lications following an appendicitis . peration. He is survived by his :, arents. his wife, three children. two rothers, and four sisters. Funeral nd burial will be held in West iaven on Thursday.
 Pythians To Entertain |. Oliver Woodhouse Lodge. No. 5l. :. of F.. of Colchester will visit !. ythian Lodge. No. 47 here on Fri ay evening. when the local lodge |