New Britain herald., 1930-09-23


 on the part of the principals of the schools and the superintendent of schools in order to train these new teachers so that they are, efficient in their work.
 The maximum rate paid the local school teachers is lower than in any surrounding towns and it is becom- ing increasingly more difficult to re- tain the better grade of teachers because of this fact.
 All bills for ,the cost of operating Plainville schools are approved by the school committee and they. to- gether with the town board of f. nance, after careful study of the | budget for this next year, believe it is at as low an'amount as it can be to properly. operate Plainville's schools.
 To Climb Neri Building "Daredevil Johnnie" Woods of New London, known as a human fly" who has scaled many of the | highest buildings in the country, in cluding the Woolworth building, will scale the Neri block in Central Square this evening at o'clock. Upon arriving at the top of the | building, Woods will perform many daring stunts on the edge of the roof.
 More details of the history of MT. i Woods can be found in aH article in another section of this issue.
 Rummage Sale Friday
 Plans are conpleted for the rum- mage sale to be held Friday after noon and evening in the vacant store next to H. A James dry goods store under the auspices of the Ladies' | Aid society of the Baptist church. 1 Contributions of clothing, dishes, books, pictures, furniture, and in : fact almost anything will be gladly accepted.
 Articles may be brought to the store Thursday evening. If anyone desires to have them called for, they will be taken care of by calling Mrs. E. W. Farrar or Mrs. c. J. Morse. EdSIeS hfC NlSlOTlOuS
 The Plainville Eagles football team defeated the Forestville Juniors, to 0, in Forestville last evening. AL though outweighed by their op; ponents, the local gridders made many large gains through the line The local line was stone wal throughout.
 The only touchdown of the game came on forward pass from Patsy Silverio to William Allen. The Eagles will meet the Pennington footbal team in the near future and hope tc score their third straight victory.
 Legion Auxiliary to Meet
 The American Legion ladies aux Hilary will hold it's regular meetins this evening at the Legion hall or Whiting street Some very import ant business will be discussed Al members are requested to make { special effort to be present.
 Football Practice
 There will be practice of thu Piainville Blues football team thi evening at o'clock at the higE school field. All members ar. asked to report on time as there i a lot of work to be accomplished il preparation for Sundays game Among the members of the team i Nichols, a former star of the eleven
 Map Approved
 The map of Tomlinson avenu' from Park street to Laurel stree vas approved by the town plal commission at its meeting held las evening. The Street will probabl, come up for a hearing at the com missions next regular meeting bu this has not been definitely decide. as yet.
 The commission voted to have brown paper map made of Crooked street which will include Ledge roa' to the Southington-P Plainville tow line, The commission also has il mind making corrections or tryini to correct the bad corner at the in tersection of Crooked street an New Britain avenue which is bette known as "Blindmans Corner"
 It is planned 10 hold an informa l hearing and the commission desire not only Crooked street resident but all those who are interested t be present. By this method tn commission will be able to receiv valuable suggestions that may ali il the elimination of the curve. Au tcmobile drivers who have occasion to use Crooked street daily are es pecially invited 10 attend the hear ing. This point has been the sub ject of much controversy in lat years.
 Important Meetings
 A meeting of the Congregations