New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
SUMMER OPENING
 OF ROCKWELL PARK
Special Entertainments Tolnor-
 TOW for Children Of Bristol
Q. CHIPPENS HILL TAX
Pupils of seventh And Eighth .radcr To Be Tran ported To Bristol s,"hools-tiaa And Girl Eoml'arl Each Other With springs.

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 Formal opeuing of Rockwell park for the summer season will take place on Sunday afternoon. when children of the city will gather for special en- tertainmcnts. The boys department will be directed hv Ralph Watcrhouse This year while the children will he looked after iv Miss Helen Budd. Grafton oConnelt star end Of the Boston college football eleven. will act IS lifeguard Ri the bathing lagoon as in former years, Arrangements have been made by the park commission for a series of l2 concerts which will he given on alternate Wednesdays and sundays during the summer. In ad- dtion to an augmented program un- der auspices oi the park board for July 1. features will he presented by Harold F, Emmett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars at the park
 Will Transport Pupils
 Decision To transport the pupils of the seventh ana eighth grades of the South Chippcns Hill school 10 schools of this city, where greater education- al features may he enjoyed, was made at the annual meeting of that district lnst night, This will mean that the older children of the district may have the same training as the city school children with all of the courses in domestic science, manual traiinng and other important features at their 
 Laying of a five mill tax was also decided upon last night 10 meet the current expenses of the district Be- cause of the growth Of tho district. additional room is necessary to take care Of the extra pupils and com mittce io consider the erection Of an addition to the school was chosen as i follows: Chairman k. Q. Abbott, Paul 1 NJ. Hubbard and Alec Cummings.
 Officers Of tho district for ihc on. suing year were elected as follows; l Leigh n. Minor: clerk. ] Dwight ! Minor; treasurer. Philip C. l Roulnau; collector Morris Sahlin; au- iitors Louis X. Wheeler and Dwight !, Minor
 Funeral of Mrs. .osselin
 The funeral of Mrs. Emma E Cos flln. a9 years old. was held this morning al S;So o'clock at st. Anns hurrh hy tho pastor inc Rev l. r. 'errauIt. The huriai took place in St 'homas cemetery
 Mrs Gosscitn died Thursday night fter a short illness Sine had been a rsidrnt of tho city for about sb ears, paving come here from New lrithin. She leaves her husband, lenry Gossnini nlo sons, Alrhonse iossclin Of this city. Arthur GoSselin { New Haven. conrad Gosselin of his city, Ernest Gosselin Of Hartford 1 nd Harold Gosselin of Springfield. lass; and two daughters. Mrs. Rose rsgnon and Miss Ethoi Gosselin. [ oth of this city. i
 Win Discuss Wall r Rebuilding of the retaining wall at I 10 rear Of Ted Mems hall pill hc l scusscd at ;he meeting Of Com. E ounce Tribe. l. O. R. M.. building D.. next Thmsd5y night at o'clock
 Rcd Mems wieWam. ! big section the wal was destroyed by inc food i
 several weeks ago, which under q incd the structure [
 SIiuwcr Tor Miss Drrpcr E Miss Elsle Draper. clerk at the | mcrican Trnst t'n.. was entertained c ith kitchen shower Ht the homo I
 Miss Helen Rcszcnski laat night oil g cst siract Miss Draper will ha a arfied In the near future tn John II. Q aa. resistant in the mammal training s' partmrnt of The public schools
 rulie Euurf c Edward Zimmerli was fined slu and si eis his morning at the pullcr court < ss.nn hy Judge Jcscph M Donovan ft
 a charge af assault upon Miss F ma ErnrckL Roth are cmpl0yeds nf tho lnrraham Co. and yesterday came involved in q disagreement tf 1irh resulted in the mutual throw ai 2 of eprinEs at each other Dne Of ir r springs cut q ga-b in Nis. Ijfru- sis head and thcfnupon she I, ought tha rame foo rough and nVlsinod to tha police
 The cage of Fred I'at5s, ,h-rzrl fh driving motor car without an ,, nrlturF lir-nsr. wa untiei
 Flf'+Ff'lf " |tH I'D tfi'-A lIt fff tHiAf Joseph Iarnerk uf Terrytille. .. .uss motor car cutIdsd witH a ma ,,. .H,. dri,an hs rhrstrr Nnlan,irh ou ,,. rl street uu Jun" ,. ln th. crash ,. . twn machines traycloI awny from ,5, point or coHtart and Antony Eac- g.. .t. uhu vas r.aFly. was struck. As
 ef fine principals hrte uot fulIy ,t .p.'re1 from fine sU,rIz of thr I,. ash tto rourt decided to continue ra
 rase unt1 a later dat" ,.
 Lights Go um D.. '.trv risers ef iHt c5iy werr with gs
 ights tAis m1tHiug when tha eitc- 20 . rzHiing syt 10 ut fhs cIty u..nt 7vt CT commission brcausr Of tH. rn $p wHor damage hv the fm has hF--n reported
 Nr. ipunntIl, Ec,uycrIug
 :traiy irHpras cmrut is heinr shuan .4 th. tonditiou of former CounriI- n John Drnneljy. . ho is fecuperat '.
 st his home on stearns strest n Inc rffrc's of burns suffered set .. I weeks ara uhsn a pot uf TrCitFH la cSpl0d~d at ths Sessions Foun- ,-. Co. The burns on his hands have lied HeT hut deep burns rn The - \ and iers have rof responded fc sfrnsnt so readily wr. rcnrsiiy Ee rnabie 10 resume his duties <. some time #~-,
 High S'Iiool fsraaIuatipn W ;radusti0H Of the class Of 1924 0i 4 Bristol High scho0i last night at ,.gs Community thsater Has a coiorful srg et1cle Fnd a pleasing program of saF us and musical numbers wzas Cir-
 After tHs program in thc fbeafer. -sss Icing took place iH the high school lHa lHsium. siplomas were ritsn out and Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. ,r. n1,.r.. fba ssafe-e 2. .bs Ess .-.-..ts. t.aa naLt- arr.I Lt t-i.atrrseti ti -.