New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-05-03
TO open cleanup
CANT Align monday
Plans Completed for Drive BY
Chamber Of Commerce
COOPERATION REQUESTED
State Legion Commander to Visit
Local P0st-Buildtng Inspector
Gives Monthly ReI,ort-S0c!al
Club 10 Hold Outfl2-ltens.

Gives Monthly ReIort-soc!al
Club to Hold Outi1,s-l.ems.
The week Of May IS to Is was
picked for the annual cleanup cam
paign by the Plainville Chamber OF
Commerce at it's May meeting last
evening in the club rooms on Pierce
street. The cleanup week will be in
charge of 4 special chamber COM
mittee headed by Caesar Neri. The
chamber is working in cooperation
with the selectmen.
The first three days of the week
| will be devoted to collecting rubbish
/! from all the streets cast of the rail-
be given to the streets west of the
| tracks.
These campaigns have proven
very successful in the past years and
the Chamber of Commerce urges the
residents Of the town to cooperate
again this yea: in making cleanup
week something worth while.
President Leon c. Staples. who
presided over his first meeting since
his recent election. was appointed a
director of the state Chamber OF
Commerce and 4 delegate to the
state chamber. Other matters oil
A routine business we're discussed.
4 Building Inspectors Report
| Forty-four permits we're issued
during April by Building Inspector
ANel Johnson, according to hi.
monthly report. OF this total. II
were for odd jobs and alterations
three were issued for new buildings
IL electrical permits were given
one heating and seven plumbing per
mits.
The estimated value OF the new
buildings is $14.SO0 which is a grca
decrease in comparison 10 the fig
ure issued in March. Building In
spector Johnson estimated the valu.
Of new buildings in March as sos,
600. He said today that the build
ing outlook is fair at the present.
Permits for new buildings were is
sued to the following during the pas
month: Joseph Bona, six room
dwelling on Tomilson avenue, S.,
600; II. Barraclough, four room
dwelling on Prentice street. $4,000
and J, Larson. six room dwelling OF
Williams street, $1,000.
To Visit Local Post
1t was announced today by off
GERS of Brock Barnes post. America,
Legion, that State Commander Paig,
Seaton OF Waterbury would pay al
official visit to PlainvilIe on May .
The visit Of the state Legion hea,
will be the occasion for big ccle
] bration by the local post. Plans ar
already under way for the entertain
ment program to be conducted ate
the meeting. 1t is expected tina
Legion members from various cite
and towns in this section will atten.
the meeting.
To Meet Here
The Crescent Past Noble Grand
association will meet with tn,
Martha Rebekahs on Monday. Ma.
s. at 3 p. m. in the I. Q. o. +. hall
supper will be served at $50 o'clocl
for past noble granda only. TIL
Martha lodge will hold it's regula
meeting in the evening at o'clock.
To Hold Picnic
The Ten Year Social club of tn,
Trumbull Electric Manufacturer,
TO-. viii hold its annual picnic o,
Saturday afternoon, Jue I, at Pin
nacleroN. 4 chicken dinner will b.
served at 12:45 o'clock. Transporta
ton will be provided for those VIII,
desire it.
The plans fer sports are not com
rleted at this date but announce
monts OF the various sporting event
will be posted or bulletins through
out the factory in the near future.
Governor Kept Busy
Governor John H. Trumbull lef
yesterday for Washington where h
was scheduled to meet Prcsden
Hoover aud several other governor
today. The conference is being hel,
in connection with the governors
meeting Which will be held in New
London in July. 1T is expected tha
president.
Yesterday afternoon, both Cover
nor TIumbull and Captain Clarenc
N. Knox, state aviation commission
er, were carried on demonstration
: hops in the Pratt & Whitney All
craft company's "Corsair" by A
Lewis MacLain, the company's pilot