New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
PLAN COMMISSION
 ORDERS HEARINGS
Building Lines on Pierce and Cook Streets Recommended
MAN IS KILLED BY FALL
Town Court Holds Weekly Session -COncert at Methodist Church Tomorrow ENenin.-Mectin@ of American Legion Auxiliary.

Maps of Pierce and Cook streets were studied by the town plan com mission at it's regular meeting held last evening. The map of Pierce street met the approval of the board and it will be filed in the town clerks office.
 The board went on record as be- Ing in favor Of establishing five foot building lines on both sides of Pierce street up 10 the south end of the town hall. Prom there on, south 10 Broad street. the board recommends lU-toot building lines.
 The board also recommends S4- foot building lines on both the cast and west sides of Cook street. These recommendation will be brought up at hearing to be held on Jan uary B. The bearing will give the property owners a chance to con- slder the proposed lines and decide whether or not they are in favor ot them. The building lines prepared 'J N'iN tSilA'ii Itlf2l NN CllljlS al ' only recommendation and must be passed by the property owners themselves. Other matters Of rou- tine business were transacted by the commission
 Killed in Fall
 John E. Stout. 1J, Of Jefferson street, died early last evening as the result of fractured skull re- ceived in fall at his home. The fatal accident occurred al 5;30 0 clock and Mr. Stout passed away an hour later.
 MT. stout was working around the cellar when he was called to his sup per. While climbing the stairs, na slipped. fell, and fractured his skull on the concrete floor, Dr. Lawrence Frost was called immediately but found the man beyond medical as- siGianCc. Death came short while later
 Nr. Stcut was born in Brookliyl. x. Y, and had been living with his daughter Mrs Edward McCutcheon VI 'llNt nOl 'SAi ttL. ipI i Silol N il'IN. Funeral arrangements are in the hands of W. 4. Bailey X Co.,. under 1 takers. The body will be sent to Brooklyn for burial in the Green wood cemetery.
 Although Mr, Stout had not liNcl ir. Plainvillc very long he became acquainted with large number ot | people who were shocked 10 hear oY his tragic death.
 High School Bazaar ! Especially noticeable at the bazaar tc be held Friday evening in thy high school gymnasium will be thc wide variety of articles which will b. offered for sale. This is due in par, to the fact that all classes as well as the special departments arc partici- pating in Inc sale 10 Ia ise money for class activities
 1t is expected that considerable in- terest will center around the articles put on sale by the art department. Already a number of articles have been ordered and delivered but Ms: | lnglc hopes to have fine display of leather goods at the art club booth including bill folds. change purses desk sets. handbags, book jackets key containers. as well as geSso book ends and boxes. carved boxes. silv3r bracelets. blocH-printed Christmas cards and block printed luncheor sets.
 The seventh grade, with Miss ! Corro as faculty adviser, will sel candy at it's booth. The eightl grade under Miss Crowley will off ,, 1 pop corn balls and taffy apples. Ths , freshman class under Miss Metzgel i is planning 10 sell bevera ges, peanut! i and ice cream. With Miss Hopkln, as adviser the sophomore class i i imakin" Christmas Wreaths and othtr spccialtieS. Miss Barrett's juno class is planning q novel Christina: i tree from which grabs will be sold 1 Miss IAhcc Hayes is relying on d for