New Britain herald., 1929-07-24
PLAN COMMISSION . ID HOLD HEARINGS Building Lines on Various
 Streets to Be Discussed
 AUGUST 5 IS NAMED
To Issue Invitations for Annual Re Union - District Legion Gathering Here Next Sunday - Complaints On Odors-PlainyiIle Briefs.

i The Plainville town plan commits sion will hold two hearings on Mon- day evening, August at the town hall, the first at s o'clock and the second at S:30 o'clock. both daylieht saving time. at which the commis sion's recommendation on street, building and veranda lines on vari- ous streets will be heard
 The first hearing will be a dis cusson of the recommendation of the commission relatives to the lines on Milford, Kent and Woodland l streets.
 The recommended lines cover a 50 l foot wide street with a 12-foot building and veranda line on the north side of Milford street, extend Ing eastward to Woodland street and 24foot building and 16-foot veranda line on the south side ex- i tending from Linden street. On Kent street, 5O-foot wide street with a 24-foot building and a | l6-foot veranda line on both sides Of the street.
 On Woodland street a 50-foot wide | street with a 24-foot building and a 1 l6f foot veranda line on the west side and 14-foot building and a 6-foot VeranGa line on the east side.
 At the second meeting which will be held at S:30 o'clock or as soon after the first hearing as is possible the discussion will center on the tines on East Maple street from East street to Linden street.
 The street is 10 be 50 feet wide throughout with 24-foot building and 16-foot Veranda lines on both sides Of the street, with the exception ot the l5O feet nearest East street A 2-foot building and Veranda line on both sides of the street is recon mcnded for this distance from East street on the western end of East | Maple street.
 All of the above layouts of street. i building and Neranda lines are shown in maps dated July 15. drawn by Engineer J, \, Mckernan and signed by John F. Lamb chairman Of the town plan commission and | filed with the town clerk of Plain- l vile.
 All interested parties are invited to be present and enter into the dis l cussion.
 Reunion Invitations
 Invitations to the ninth annual, reunion of the Plainvilc Graded 1 Schools Alumni association which will be held on August l7 al the Broad street school. will be issued within the next few days. The invi- tation reads as follows: "All former principals, teachers and pupils of the Plainville Graded schools with their families, are cor iiaIly invited 10 the ninth annual reunion of the school to be held this year at the Broad street school
 Bring lunch for your own party and come so that we may all get to- eether to eat at 1 o'clock. D, s. T.
 Every year this reunion means more and more to US and every year brings new faces of members who havo not attended before. Be sure to pass the good word along to any who have not by any chance heard of our reunion. If you wili notify the committee of any names with their addresses of the people out of town who are eligible and have not received invitations. they will be only too glad to send them one"
 The officers of the association are as follows: Honorary president Mrs Colette Frlsbie; president, John E. Lamb; honorary vice president, Hon. John H. Trumbull; vice presidents Charles II, Norton. George F., Spen- Cer. Howard l.. Warren. Miss Mary Rooney, Mrs. Clara Sechrest. George Barbour. Dr. James Prior. Miss Rhoda Tylor, Miss Alice D. Holmes and Miss MarCella toughlin; record ing secretary, Mrs. Carrie l.. smith;