New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
DUPLICATE STREET
 NAMES EXIST HERE Town Pl,l CealiIdea Apps,ls to Cblmber Of Commerce
 STAPLES GIVES REPORT
Operctta at Hish sclsuol This Eve niag-rost ONace lssuss New Nule-Governor Signs Aviation Bills-Aealth Conditions Good.

At the June meeting of the Plain- vile Chamber of Commerce held last evening at the chamber rsems on Pierce street. letter vss rseA from Frank T. Wheeler. sscrstary of the town plan con,miosion, calling the attention of the chamber to the large number of streets in town which have duplicate names The letter stated that this was due mainly to land ewAers who opened up tracts of land here and failed to consult maps of the town before naming streets. Much confusion has been caused at times because of the similar names Of atrAAtA, ana often. tho fire department is Handicapped in answering still alarms.
 The plan commission asked that the Chamber of Commerce look up this matter of duplicate names. The letter was referred to the sidewalk committee.
 Plan Industrial Exhibit
 The industrial committee reported that it is making plans for q large industrial and commercial exhibit to be held some time in September or October The exhibit will be devoted to products made in Plainville, such As goods made by the local factories. stores, and different people such as plumbers. electricians, etc. The ex- hibit is planned to be one of the most successful enterprises conducted in town in years and will give the peo- pie of Plainville an opportunity to sec what is being accom- plished within their own community. The committee in charge of the annual cleanup week conducted un. der the direction of the chamber ir cooperation with the board of SC. lectmen reported that tho campaign WAS very successful. the people ol the town cooperating in every way to beautify Plainville.
 A discussion was held concernina nowsboys who drop wrappings oA their papers onto the street. creating pnsikhtly conditions. The chambe, urges the boys to acquire with tho get.toxether spirit and help keey tho town in . clean and tidy state , The chamber realizes that the boy mean no harm by their action, bu are merely careless and minimizing r Harry O. Rex. 8 director of thu . chamber will donate Gix receptaciAi to the town which will b4 placed around the center % that rubbiel F and paper may be thrown in then and not onto the streets.
 Want Quieter Wight Beforc'' The question of noise on the nigh Of July 3 was also brought up . f the meeting. In past years ther, has been considerable disturbance ol Y this night that has proven annoying 10 the residents of the town. Tn, , chamber went on record as beinl V Tn favor of preserving law and or der on that evening and will d. f everything in its power to help ant | cooperate with the town officials il seeing that this premature noise Q making is eliminated.
 President Leon C. Staples, wh' presided over tine meeting and wh' f attended the annual meeting of th ttate Chamber of Commerce as delegate from Plainville. gave a re d port of the work accomplished . !. that meeting.
 n One new member was added t, the local organization last night.
 New Postal Law } A new postal law made by tl
 post office authoh in Washing
 
 routes in Plainville
 On and after Juf l. the only Nc
 2 (large size) mah box is to b
 provided and erected by patrons o rural and star routes, according L Inc new regulation.
 All approved rural mail boxes no, in use on rural and star route will be continued in use % ions |
 they remain weather proof an, scrviceablc. Patrons en new routel