New Britain herald., 1930-09-10

fic conditions.
 The plan commission is working on Crooked street at the present time and therefore has decided to take up the matter of the elmina- tion of the corner It is believed that it would not involve much money to remedy conditions there. The Standard Oil company. which owns property at the point, has of fered to cooperate in the matter and it is possible that the company will grant the town a small portion of land that wolld make a change in the curve possible.
 The commission has decided 10 make map of Tomlinson avenue. After the map is completed, it will be decided at future meeting as to the date of the hearing for the property owners involved.
 The commission also has in mind the drawing of a paper map "f Crooked street. It is planned to hold an informal hearing before the reg ular hearing. The board has been notified that the state has maps and markers of West Main street and the commission will probably take up this street in the near future. The commission also has Park street and County road in mind for consid- eration. The County road lies be- tween Southington and Plainville.
 Klatt Is Candidate
 Charles Klatt of Newton avenue, a former member of the constabu- lary force in Plainvlle, will be q candidate for nomination on the re- publican ticket at the caucus to be held this evening. according to an announcement made today.
 MT. Klatt was a constable for one term a few years ago and his work was regarded as highly efficient. He was highly praised by member of the board of selectmen today. Mir. Klatt hopes to receive the support of number of electol at the cau-
 
 o. P. ticket. He is we'll known here and is prominent in fraternal or ganizations.
 Rumors today indicated that there will be a stiff fight in the nomina- ton of constables at the caucus and it was predicted that some startling changes will be made.
 The caucus will be held at the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock and republican leaders forecast a large attendance.
 Mrs. Hyde President
 Mrs. Minnie Hyde was elected president of the W. C. T. U. at tn, annual meeting held yesterday aft. ernoon. The meeting was largely attended.
 She will be assisted in office by the following: Vice president, Mrs Derby; secretary, Mrs. Zoe Barnes treasurer, Mrs Martha Harris. an[ | delegates to the state convention Mrs. Hyde and Mrs. Derby.
 To Open Private School Miss Dorothea M. Pond of "Ol4 Milestone" Pennington avenue, vii open a private school for childrer of kindergarten age this week ir l Cheshire. It will be called tn, i Cheshire Sunshine School"
 Miss Pond was graduated iron Culver Smith Kindergarten schoo in June and has had several years experience in Hartford. She has tn, promise of a successful school r Cheshire, a suburban town of Wa terbury and New Haven.
 Benefit Food Sale
 All arrangements lNve been com pleted for the benefit food sale t, be held Friday in the store ol Whiting street formerly occupied b, the Fulton market. The sale will b, held under the auspices of the Con gregational church and the proceed will be turned into the public librar, fund.
 The following foods will be or sale: Breads. cakes, pies, crullers
 
 cakes, home made candy, cann-l and fresh vegetables. The sale vii open at 9:30 a. m. and will continue until 6 D. m. The sale has tho united support of the general library committee.
 Indoor Golf Course Work is rapidly being completed on the indoor miniature golf course being erected on Whiting street ir the building formerly occupied by the Draper garage. The walls are be. ing encased with beaver boards and various country scenes are being | painted on them.
 The new Tom Thumb course or East street opposite the high schoo i is practically completed and will N0TTCE