New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
LAMB HEADS PLAN COMMISSION AGAIN Board to Start Work on Layout
 Of Pierce Street TWO MOTORISTS FINED
Meeting of Plainville Grangc-School Teachers to be Guests at Entertain mcnt-Ncw Hours Adopted Ey Post Onicc-Intcrcsting Items.

John E. Lamb was reelected chair man of the town plan commission at a meeting held last evening at the town hall. The commission also re- elected Frank Wheeler as secretary. Last nights meeting was the first of the commission since the annual town election. Judge Merritt o. Ryder administered the oath of of flee to Mir. Lamb and James A. Eaton, who were elected members at the adjourned town meeting follow ing the recommendation of First Se- lectman James Simpson.
 As it's first act of the new year, the commission voted to take up the layout of Pierce street. This is one Of the oldest streets in the town and is rather irregular The commission will also take up the matter of Cook street. The state IS still work ing on West Main street, establishing markers and finishing up it's layouts. As soon as they are completed, the town plan commission will devote attention to the street. First Meeting of Year
 The first meeting of the Parent Teacher association for the current year will be held in the high school mynasium on Thursday evening at 8 0 o'clock. This first meeting will take the form of a reception to the teachers.
 An attractive program has been arranged and includes special enter tainment. Refreshments will be serv- ed during the social period that is to follow the main program. AutOiStS in Court Frank w. Mack of 2S Gill street, New Haven, charged with violation of the rules of the road, was fined s5 and costs by Judge Merritt O. Ky der in the town court this morning at 10 o'clock.
 He was arrested Sunday after noon by Constable Thomas Royce after his car collided with one oper- ated by Fred Gciger of 46 King street, Hartford. The accident re- suited i'll injuries to MT. Geiger's mother.
 Mrs. Gciger was escorted into court this morning but was not call ed upon to testify After the judge pronounced sentence on the New Ha- ven man. she suddenly became weak and slumped down in her chair. It was necessary to give her drink of water and take her out into the air.
 Fined For Speeding William J. Higgins of Hartford was fined $1O and costs on q speed ing charge He was arrested on Oc- tobcr 2 by State Policeman Patrick O'Toole.
 Episcopal Church Notes The Woman's guild of the Church of our Saviour will service a public harvest supper in the parish house tomorrow from to 7:30 o'clock. There vii be a choir rehearsal in the church under the direction of Nils Hurd. organist, on Thursday i evening at o'clock.
 The Girls Friendly Society will meet tomorrow, the junior branch at D. m. On Friday and Saturday m embcrs will attend the diocesan an nual G. lN. s. meeting in the Trinity | church in New Haven.
 The parish guild will hold it's reg ular bi-weekly meeting in the parish 1 house Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Benefit Dance
 The health education department of the plainville schools will give a dance on Friday at the high school l gymnasium. It will be benefit af- fair inasmuch as the money is 10 he used 10 enlist the services of a school | physician.
 Last year several Of the physicians in town gave their services gratis and spent a great deal of time ex- | amining the children and dctermin- l ing whether or not others should