New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
SCHOOL ADDITION !.
| PLANS APPROVED
Committee Expects to Call for
| Bids Next Monday
PLAN COMMISSION MEETS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Smith Observe
s0th Wedding Anniversary-Fire-
men Delayed in Getting to Fire
To Play on Basketball Tie.
PLAN COMMISSION MEETS

men Delayed in Getting to Fire
To Play on Basketball Tie.
At meeting Of the building COM
mittee in charge of the proposed
SOS. 900 addition to the Linden street
school last evening. the plans Of
Architect William r. Tower of the
School Plan Service bureau Of Mid
dletown, were examined and were
approved. The drawings for the ad-
dition are complete but the specifi-
cations are still unfinished. All
points concerning the new school
have been approved up-to-date. 1t
10 hoped to have everything ready
by next Monday SO that bids may
be asked for.
The school committee conducted
regular routine business.
To Continue Work
The town plan commission voted
at = meeting last evening to con-
tinue on in its plans to establish
building and veranda lines on Farm
ington avenue. The state recently
put markers on the avenue.
No definite decision on Woodland,
Milford and Kent streets was made
by the commission because of the
fact that the streets will come in for
considerable wear from heavy trucks
during the construction Of the addi-
ton to the Linden street school. The
commission proposes to wait until
this work u completed before going
ahead in Its plans as any work done
at the present time on the streets
would be undone during the school
construction period.
The commission also approved the
layout OF proposed addition to the
Linden street school.
Observe Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Smith quiet
iy observed their goth wedding an
niversary at their home ON East
Broad street Sunday. The coupe
was married on February 10. 1909.
at the home Of Mrs. Smiths parents.
MIR, and Mrs. John Loders of Brook
ilyn, N. Y. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. John r. Clark Of
the Bushick avenue Congregational
church of Brooklyn.
Five children have ,een born 10
the couple. They are Harvey. How
ard. Marion. kathryn and Raymond.
All but Raymond are students in the
Plainville schools.
Mr.. Smiths mother, Mrs. Ine2
Smith and brother Philip of Forest
vile. were dinner guests.
To Hold Card Party
The Martha circle will hold pub,
lie social and card party Wednesday
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the
! home of Mrs. C. Gustavson of Cedar
, street.
To Play on Tie
. Plans were completed yesterday
between the managers of the New
: Britain South church and the Plain
Vile "Y" fives for a playof game to
decide the winner of the Hartford
: county "Y" basketball league. The
game will be played Wednesday
evening on the Hartford Y. N. c. A.
floor. The winner of the game will
meet Broad Brook. winners Of the
northern half of the "Y" league for
the county championship.
New Britain and Plainville ended
up in a tie for first place. each
quintet winning seven games and
losing one. In the league games.
the two aggregations met twice and
each team won on its own floor.
Both teams are anxious to take
Wednesday nights battle and will
place their strongest lineups on the
floor. Confidence has been cx-
pressed by both arrangements and
according to outlook, the game
should be a bitter battle from be-
ginning to end. Many rooters from
Plainville are planning to journey
to Hartford to cheer IN the team
in its efforts to capture the league
title.
Case Is Continued
Justice William Cunningham or
dered a continuance in the case of