New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1927, Page 2

g - o — ———————— e CROVDEDSCHODIS ONELTVHRRE Erection of Grammar Bmldm0 Created Emergency Condifion Twenty-five rs Mow) i ,“|u S ”: S atlen \“]Z':.‘ 2—How did God first reveal Hin Britain school department was con- £ 10 sworle In the Bursitt school, ! to Mose fronted with an overcrowlir T 1 offered no ex- S—For how long did it rain to lem fully as acute t S ; cause the 1 on it Ty t time AaRemtat o 4—Wher: Joseph and Mary trom public to parochial to | Main ana ‘W £ aty 5—What are the first two hooks ontrast w 1 th t P ¥ of - 'estament n the op t oy the 6—IFor whom w 1 cal 1g0 the department s i B 7-—What Jacoh's erishly to complete a new !} S e bargain with Esau? ju 15 nov s : $—Wh t pparently never zes | o : g =Y i to tervening years. 3 1 A rado ot ac. | herald she g The grammar s c hos Unclean " flamboyantly terr 1 el = Junior High school” wa 5 221 of eanstructior ¢ P ST . FORDHAM SUCCESS e e v L L HIS PRINGIPAL AIM ald high school h stood ¢ 5 ? site, thea t old i " i s s il = ondthait oo ohete frgm Attorney Ginshurg Active in In- e & well-cone Hl sehont torest of Alma Mater its highest possible point t - 5 "v‘h chitect did Y TR i lumnus of tl situatfon. When s (o oyt ‘ well along toward United Sta o e i discovered that the plans called for |, years following graduation, to v plaeing all the entrances in t = tain an interest in the affairs of the front portion of t i x. Con- ‘ 1 Wl cabints o sequently, it €oop v-” ey sehool depart <oon have upon its 1,064 school Ln The erri alteration of the entrances. Then cam tten of the fo construction of grammar school heen ready hy Sept Contractor Ors of $100 a But a consignr him did not mea standards and a long tween him and the ¢ followed, tying up the build ter the opening date of s The schools opened buildings uncomplete perate measures had (o : The pupils were housed in ments and halls abent the ¢ a part tin ow-At the Lowest Pricein Hlstory Enjoy Fisher Body Luxury and 6-Cylinder Performan New lower prices on all | passenger car body types (Effective July 15) | Millions know the advantages of Fisher bodies in sty and luxury. Millions know the su- perior smoothness and snap of the six-cvlinder engine. two great motoring luxuries are of- fered at the lowest price in history —$745 for the Pontiac sedan! 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Ginsburg Fordham’s Ambas Here in New Bj D, Where terday graduates of into a no o 130 feet above important institutions of learning in rooms | Clover field, near here the east, and some frc in 1l school were nom-]f—_——_——'——' other sections of on for spent. Indeed, the acquainted from time ctieal way the scope of ken through whicl tically all the visitor at Fordham field on practice [the sidewalks which the govern- a steady and critical spec- [ment demands. Government regula- the Maroon's tions require continuous sidewalks | one-sixth as mu on Dboth sides of a stree - Inow covered the college, and |G of sc quate mail reeept in her fn-|est in Tordham delivery service 18 grante ey Harry }u«r\ is the pleasure he derives from | At the west corner of Brooklawn - [helping others and the satisfaction |strect as it reaches the Shuttle| he obtains from observing advance- r discussion there is a total of |Miller street residents can remain in es, or approximately [their comfortable homes and have h as the total area |their letters delivered. Included among the three miles of e| Of these 10 miles, about three [streots which are approaching a s are so close to qualifying for [condition promising free delivery is delivery service, that like Brook- | Corbin avenue from Hart street to j Liel reet, Smith street extension, | where it intersects Lincoln. ow intersection exeavation has|Gold strect and others that slight| A striking exas a ment the boys | picks from the lgarted for a building. It is expected | cooperation with the postal de )hlé‘l'lr and dl‘(l‘rmg‘n:llor::pleloocg;"’:‘hfi:]dfl multitude of tes, mot to men-ihis will include a sidewalk. Th will bring the desired service. |necessary is found on a trip to tl'fll\v":;“‘ k“-l:' v]\ m‘n‘x"z‘:‘ l_w‘ .“\um\' will leave but 100 fect standing be- postal regulations require that [ Everett street. A small street in the tis alma mater mounts the helghts) ieen the 50 familics and modern |a street must be 50 per cent devel- | Western section of the city In a of victory throu o efforts and | postal service. ! oped and in good condition, the [Place where one might, and in fact lities of the Investigation of this situation by |house provided with proper numbers |many do, pass by time after time |2 Herald represcntative brought out |and approved mail receptacles and | without ever dreaming of a strect astounding fact that New Britain | with continuous sidewalks on both |nearby, ene suddenly comes by way §2 streets which are deprived of {sides of the street. row dirt road paralleling the i more familics approved mail recep- |M4Ustry. 1In front of practically ers to lay sidewalks el must be provided, fo which |€YerY house on the street there s ets, or parts of (o department provides o key, for |f0UNd, either a brand new sidewalk [stres ¢ occupied by more 1han |tha use of the postman. . Ofts or a contractor at work laying a 0 people. laents think hee they have |sidewalk. As one turn to the right man whose d Vily m, N a though ded at Atto n New Br him eball or recommends. e | th MANY DEPRIVED OF played as do rt in the class es and later in the important ts on the football field and e “"l ]"(\':',; k 2 The population of sidewalk they should Gl G B Gailds FUiLis i GO onl) equainted with [ 5 L g 8 veen 79,500 and § n seryice.This docs not 1 an unimproved dirt road, which « . dep % n both s M assured, howgver, that Everett street oot ld of x":.‘« o o r A that this street has sidewalks clear e \ ae w,”.r.\ y henk aas wough to Corbin avenue so that 1 ur ‘ lERnem lcn ool ause there a npl 1 the mail man will be enabled to 200 fect of unimg the corner of Sh , in this matter is shown |make deliverles. - street. Miller| Albany avenue, Alden street, Ca- Burritt street Dot street, Brighton street, Hatch A short time [Street and Highland Terrace are in he stepped forth into the o tory of ) ooklawn street 50 fam-|" Op the s2 str rived of fres his col £ a memory, Scouts For Alma Mat e s This fact became | )it i unimproved street | line for free delivery in the near 1 thall 1 Attorney terday wi Postmast 1z, the f i wera cwalks. Ninety ture, If improvements now in pro- 2 : s L B Bmin vag as ed why it u i that r They gress are completed. h h \ necessary to decorate an electric pole | many m i tr wer it. The acted. | —_— i s ) at the above cor h rusty, fwhere the, larger are found. | Mil nast continuous ‘R 1S KILLED Rt mail véceptactes until {14 close estimate of the number of f of the! Sts . Sept. 10 (P—An b 4 NPl a torsaken tin can Christ- ! ramities affected by the lack of pro. et and since last the jairplane ¢ vesterday on Mount A & Intcolles | per del weilities is 1 en 1 has been deliveri mail | Jefferson, near here, resulted in the hava liitedl porioda ind whish i ankly stated that he o 0 i to ioors, |death of Floyd Wardell, 31, of Stam- i = e secret | Was powerless to do anything on '\’”’l stre contrast is Hayes strect, |ford, passenger, and shock and - street until the property on eacl portion of immediately adjoining |bruises to Howard F. Behr of Brook- o , corner at the Shuttle Meadow u ight realize, P alks and a|line, pilot. and the e r mail, |READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS alks. So far |Herald repr ot | Britain now paved side al examination of the aled, all o Lopermits 00d materi le o fewy hundred feet away, | of street r houses have pt s what | 1atenTEve ses for Fordham. 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