New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
CHAMBER MAY ACT
 UPON DANCER SPOT
East and Broad Streets InterSeC-
 tion Considered Dangerous
"Y" FIVE IS VICTORIOUS
Local Man Arrested By Southington Police on Two Counts-Funcra Of William Calmback Monday- Military Whist-items.

Military Whist-items.
 It is considered likely that the Plainville Chamber of Commerce will discuss the dangerous conditions existing at East and Broad streets at it's next meeting and make some plan to provide a remedy. The cor 1 ner has been the scene of many bad collisions since the opening of the new East street highway and almost every day accidents are narrowly avoided.
 During the past week one serious accident took place at the intersec- tion. President Leon C. Staples of the local chamber was near the vi- yinty at the time of the crash and stated that something would have to be done to remedy the serious conditions existing at the intersec- tion. Drivers of cars coming out of Broad onto East street and proceed ing in the direction of the high school have very little chance 10 see autos coming from the opposite direction.
 Funeral of Mir. CaImback
 Funeral services for William Calmback, 4S, of 2l East street, who died yesterday afternoon after a five days illness with pneumonia. will be held on Monday morning at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy A high requiem mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 To Act On Death
 There will be a special meeting of Court General Lawton, F. of A., this evening at o'clock to take ac- tion on the death of William Calm back, who was a member of the order.
 There will be a special meeting Of the Plainvillo fire department tomor- row afternoon at o'clock in the rooms on Pierce street. The mem- bers of the department will march in a body to the home of William Calmback, deceased fireman. Ac- tionof Mir. Calmbacks death was taken at a special meeting last evening.
 Military Whist
 Martha Rebekah lodge. No. 45. | 0. 0. F., will hold a public military whist in Grange hall on Pierce |, street, Monday evening. Prizes will 1 be offered. Refreshments will be ! served.
 Arrested On Two Counts
 Jack Petlow of South Canal street is being held by the Southington po- lice on two charges, He was ar rested carly yesterday morning by Constable George Schubert upon re- quest of the Southington police and 1 was booked for alleged drunken driving and cvadins responsibility. Fellow was released yesterday on bonds of $500 for appearance in the town court Monday.
 It is alleged that an automobile driven by Petlow struck a telepho one pole on North Main street and that the driver failed to stop.
 County Legion Meeting
 The regular monthly county meet ng of the American Legion Ladies' will be held at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the John Fitch High school on Bloomfield avenue, Windsor. It is expected hat a large delegation from Plaiu- lille will be present.
 Church Of Our Saviour
 Masses will be celebrated tomor. 'ow morning at and 10 o'clock at he Church Of Our Lady of Mercy. sunday school will meet at o'clock.
 Congregational Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock Morning anthem, Blessed Jesu,"- )vorak. Sermon theme, The Law # Retroactive Justice" Church chool after the morning service. The Congregational Young People | 1ill meet at 6:30 o'clock in the par sh house. The young people from he West Hartford Baptist church 'ill be the guests of the local so- ie1y for this meeting. The pastor ! f the West Hartford church will be l he speaker. A social hour will fol- ' oN the ueNOtlOnal meeting. The evening group will meet on l thursday evening at 7:S0 o'clock at ( he home of Mrs. Donald Benjamin, Strong court.
 The monthly officers and teachers onference supper of the church I chool will be held in the Parish I ouse on Friday evening at 6;15 1 clock, $
 Baptist Church Morning worship at 1Q:45 o'clock, nrmon by the pastor, Rev A. D. .endrick, topic. The Religion Of esus as Applied to Modern Life" r he usual junior service will be [ cid. Bible school at 1o:05 D. m. S Henlng service at o'clock. Young copies meeting at s p. nl., topic,