New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 5

WILL SEEK FUNDS FOR NEY' SCHOOLS Lincoln and Monroe Districts’ Needs to Be Cared lor Money for the erection of new school bulldings in and in the Monroe district and ad- ditional appropriations for the pro- jected east side school Wil sought by the committee on school accommodations at the meeting of the school board Fri- day afternoon, Chairman Joseph M, Halloran sald today. Conditions in these districts are crowded and be- coming more so through building the school accommodations com- mittee will request that the finance Board furnish' money for these three new bulldings, Not only is the Lincoln schoo! overcrowded, but complaints have been made to the cily authoritics that it s uns: and insanitary. Land for a w ool has been secured on Steele street, but no provision las been made for a building there. In the Monroe are enough school children to fill 14 rooms, whereas there arc eight rooms in the present strue- ture. Portable buildings have in- greased this number to ten, but the sitnation is still bad. No land in this scction has been purchased yet, but the school accommo committee will recommend that land at the corner of street and Shuttle Meadow be sclected as a new understood that the property own- w3 here ct to hold out for a jigher price than the city would pay, and the committee will rec- ommend that, if no reasonable de- cision can be reached, condemna- tion proceedings be taken (o se- cure the land, Land in the ecast end has heen porchased and $370,000 appropri- ated to build a new school there, but Increasing costs have ‘madc this amount insufficient. The school accommodations committee will recommend that more money L lowed for ittle,”” Mr, I oran said tretural competition was held to d termine the design of the building, 1 | architeets entering. The will be made . known at the toard mecting Iriday. $125,000 Loss in Fire At Everett, Mass., Today Everett, Mass., arel ‘'om an undetermined ex- ploded four tanks of the Beacon Oil ompany here last night, did dam- agze placed at §1 10 and was not brought under control until 7:15 this morning. Over fifty thousand gal- lons of oil were destroyed. Two firemen ed by the fumes of chemicals they were using, whic were hack upsn them Ly the forcs district, therc venne cause were seriously driven of the bed by the 1 bruises and shock thrown from hic on and suffer he works of the oil company rned into a blazi visible for miles An investigation today Ly offi plo- was under ials of the the west' end | be | March | | neighbor and .| home site. It \s| af- | WOUNDS PROVE FATAL |New York Gunman Dies From Shot Inflicted By Policeman Whom He Killed In Duel, | New York, March 10 Crowley, former fnmate of (reformato {received in a pistol duel on February 121 with Policoman Maurice {who was killed, charged with murder and prisoner in the hospital died, The sought revengo against the police- man for arrcsting him previously on John Elmira was & | Asslstant District Attorney |after investigating the parole of |Crowley from imira reformatory, whe 1@ was listed as a psycopath, advocated a change in prison policy “m sent to asylums instead of bheing |reléased at the expiration of their | prison gentences, Mrs, Crowley was with her hus. band at the time of the shooting on [taken up his the street, - DISTVBRS UIcDg [ Fayetteville, N. ¥, Man Kills Himeelf ;"”‘““‘"‘ atinooniat | After Inviting Neighbors to Come | only | | in and Make Great Discovery. X this forenoon Lemuel Burt, 75, 1 called at the Fayetteville | home of Mr Emma Wilcox , a a discovery o at importance, Mrs. Wilcox called on time and when her ring failed to bring a re- sponse she entered the ho Burt a suicide vietim of a contraption whereby the of a frap door gun that killed him Burt had lived avoided company of all far more than the death of his wife, a fow days after their golden weddi sary. 1 had neighbors | anniver- Beauty Parlor Treatment Cause of Woman’s Death? | l.os March 10.—Mrs. Lawrence, Holl was manslaug district vood D operato sted rday aint issucd by the , died today of wounds | Harlow, | Crowley had been where he | charged that Crowley |ham obtained a writ u charge of disorderly conduct, Chiet | that the res Pecora, | | view operations, To relfeve this situation, [whereby the eriminally insane could | York city, where she will spend the [street has return |stay at Temple Tc March 70, — At| ced her to visit his | half an liour later to help in | o 1o ‘ml | morrow evening at nm»ln: | the had discharged \»m‘\ two years n»\m\\H"‘ Yin Waterbur: | An average speed o ter | at- | rney in connection with the death | M Pasadena lo died during a ion in M t last w der $10,- ury und that rist was Killed by phenol poisoning administered in a skin peeling operation.’ Jossie Gilehrist, man op Cooper President of James Wayne Cooper, son of Judg a Mrs J. (. Cooper, for- mer corporation counsel and now Works, was last ident of the Yale o njo club. Cooper. who is @ member connect oo Feierisliness aris un; therefrom. and Bowels aids t ‘To avoid imitations, always look for t! Abcolutely Harmless - No Opiates he assimilation of Food; giving natural s! Fletcher’s \IOT”FP - Castoria (‘\]‘(‘\‘!'«H\‘ pre- pared to relieve Infants in and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying and, by regulating the Stomach sleep. y, 7/ 7] he signature of (Za -’//k&?/.z:' Physicians everywhere recommend it arm had | Glee and Banjo Club | | termined to equal or surpass their NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, City Items Misa herst, Jennie I, Reade Mass,, returned after a visit with Mr, and Mra. H. 1. Parker of 59 Lincoln street John and Mabel Houllhan have sucd William Barnes for $100 dam- ages. The writ was lssued by Al- fred Le Witt. Deputy Sherift Mar- tn H. Horwitz has garnisheed wages in the hands of the Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co, Constable I'red Winkle has sold a restaurant at 64 Lafayette street to 8. D. Abraham for $360, Mr, Abra- of execution against the former, owner, Avadis Kambigian, and it was to satisfy this | aurant was ordered sold, Bernard Lynch, veteran letter arricr, s 11l with grip at his home, 9 Clark street, Mrs, 8, Gerard Casale of 23 Fair- street left yesterday for New ot Am- home today next two weeks, Ralph Low has been appointed in- | structor in civies and history at the Central Junfor high school and has dutles, Mr. Low, | whose appointment was made neces. ary by the increased enrollment at the school, was formerly principal of the Moodus grammar school, | James Twigg of New Haven will | {be the speaker at the Kiwanis club the Burritt hotel Mrs, Tred 1 30 South High six werks Tampa, Jason 8. Joy, exccutive secreta for Wil H. Ifays, “czar of the mov- | feg™ will speak to the members of | the Brotherhood of the South Con- gregational church this evening. He | 1 be here entative of Mr. Hays, former post- | master gencral, | The cxcentive committee of | Everyman's Bible class will meet to- ) o'clock, | There will be a b class in public speaking at the M. C. A. this evening at 7 o'clock. | ' Typewriting Contests | At Senior High School | A typewriting contest, nary to the state meet Saturday, senfor high with the ‘n:n‘h- them to accustom selves to working bef a crowd. from $5 to 96 obtained in minutes’ duration. Jult 1konis attained the greatest speed, while Fortuna was the inost te of the contrstants. | Saturday the onnecticut 8: ucators’ ociation ng at ”\: school in Waterbury, at will be contests in | and typewriting. .\r“\‘ 1jents made an_excellent g these o last year and will enter again Saturday de- pretimi- | to he took place school ~ this | te on | at the mornin them- ore words a m VUs previous achievements Pays First Visit to Hls Home Town in 40 Years John Magee of Washington, D, C., | as roturned a a visit to his| former home in this city, the first | in 40 years. Mr. Mdgee has been | in the employ of the government at | Washington for 25 year cting to have old friends hu m living. many acquain Cooney ¢ 8 cteran employe of the Stanley Rule | 1 Level Co. ENGAGED TO PLAY AGAIN i L M. Nordstrom, violinist, of W ster, who was one of the soloists at the concert of the Con- division of “the American Union of Swedish Sunday oon at the high school audi- has heen engage 3 coneert of the Wennerberg chorus which will be held under the s of Everyman's Rible class Methadist_ehureh 1'ri March 2 Singers, spi t the 1y evening, o1 New Britain. IYPEWRITER DIVIDEND. York, 10.—An stock of the Typewriter 4 today, payal e i STINNES cim-on-Rahr, MOTHER DEAD. Ger., March Adeline Stinnes, nee Cou- mother of the late Hugo 1ted today at the age of 81. | Stinnes, FORCED TO VACATE CLEARING OUT SALE LEVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD OUT AT ONCE INCLUDING LIVING ROOM FU RNITURE, PIANOS CURTAINS, ETC. 25 PIANOS TO BE SOLD AT ONCE AT $25 and up JOHN A. ANDREWS 6 MAIN STREET ——— At Franklin Square as the personal repre- |(H ss session of | [N neld | |8 to ||§ 130 Silk and Wool Dresses $8.00 and $10.00 Values Think of it! 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