New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
PLANNERS APPROVE: LIBRARY LOCATION
No Definite Action Taken On
 Crooked Street Proposition
H. s. QUINTET DEFEATED
Methodist Sunday School Board Elects Officcrs-FuncraI of Joseph Dagenais - Irving Gridley Ap- pointed District Fire Warden.

Al a meeting Ot the town plan commission held last evening, the matter Of the location Of the new library building on East Main street was discussed and plans of the library committee calling for tie erection of the building 60 feet back from the sidewalk were ap- proved by the commission It was necessary for the library committee to receive approval Of the location from the town board before proceed ing with it's work.
 The commission decided to look further into the Crooked street widening proposition before taking any definite action. The matter was carried over 10 the January meeting as there is no necessity for immedi- ate action. The commission wishes 10 gather all possible date and facts concerning the street before making any proposal 10 the property own CTS involved.
 The planners will hold a hearing in the near future on the petition asking for d change in the building line on the west side of Pennington avenue. A map is to be made of the town line road at the Southington boundary and a hearing will be held at a later date.
 Elect Officers The annual election Of officers Of the Methodist church Sunday school board took place at a meeting held last evening. J. c. Blair was elected superintendent of the Sunday school and NJ J. Lamb assistant superin- tendent.
 The list Of other officers is as ! follows; Secretary, Russell Maynard; treasurer A. B. Clark; pianist, A. E. Clark; assistant pianist. Hazel Sjmons; superintendent Of primary department, Mrs. W. 4. Albright: assistant superintendent. Mrs l.. T. i Mason; superintendent Of beginners department. Mrs. William Chamber lin; assistant superintendent, Gladys Furrey; superintendent of cradle roll Mrs. Fred SharpIes; superin- tendent ot home department, Carrie steward; assistant. Mrs, J. Lamh: temperance superintendent, M, J Lamb: missionary department. Lil- lian Manchester.
 High school Fair All club activities at the high ! school have been centered for the i past few weeks on the annual fair to be held Friday evening in the school gymnasium at | o'clock. The plan of the fair is to follow the gift shop" idea, bearing gifts and foods from many countries of the world. Attractively decorated booths with vendors in the costume of the countries they represent will help carry out the idea and will add an unique and picturesque appearance to rhe affair.
 The combined glce clubs under the direction Of Miss Barbara Beach will provide q program of entertainment in the auditorium at o'clock. Fol lowing this, check dancing will be enjoyed in the gymnasium.
 Each club will use the proceeds received from the fair to purchase material and equipment necessary 10 carry out its program of activities, IL is hoped that a large number will take advantage of this opportunity 10 purchase the attractive and use ful articles which will be offered for sale.
 Bristol Man Fined
 Hiding Olson Of 240 Burlington avenue. Bristol, was filed $25 and costs by Judge Merritt o. Ryder in town court this morning for passing a standing trolley. Upon rccom- mendation of Prosecutor Charles F. ConIon, the court remitted $l5 Of the fine.