New Britain herald., 1924-04-17
DISPUTE OVERl LAND
 IS HAPPILY ENDED
Leonard P. Hayden and Patrick
 Deesan Reach Agreement
EVERYBODY UP FOR PARADE!
Thousands of Visiting eN-scryiccmcn 10 Come to Bristol-SChool Board
 Believes Medical Inspection Can


 Settlement ot the controversy Of Leonard r. Hayden and Patrick Decgan. both of this city. over a land boundary has been reached in the common pleas court where the case was tried yesterday betorc Judge F.. l.. Dickinson. The testimony in- yolyod So many technical points that the judge informed the contestants that it would he very difficult 10 solve and suggested arbitration. After the matter had been discussed for some time, il was settled with Mr. Hayden securing ihe line as claimed by him and with his settlement Of the costs.
 Corporation Counsel William N Desrosier Of this city appeared for Mr. Hayden. and Assistant States Attorney Rinehart l.. Gideon pre- scented the case for Mir. Deegan.
 The case was very interesting to many local people because Of the points involved. Tho necgan and Hayden lands adjoin and il was AohAA'Nt fN IAaNhrh AHdl tue proper boundary WAS several inches on land claimed by Mir. Decgsn. Scv- eral groups Of surveyors failed 10 gree and then several of the older residents of tho city were called in to tell Of the boundaries as they rec enected them. The property in ques- ton is part Of the famous old golf grounds of the city that fourishel a decade ago. and has also been used as local aviation neld.
 Holiday Obscr, ance.
 All of the city offices will be closed tomorrow in observance Of Good Friday, In ordcr to accommodate patrous, tho city clerks office will he opn tonight until o'clock. The taN collectors office Nll close to- night for the holiday and will also be closed on saturday when inc seichc?rey day observance win take place
 Tho library will be closed Good Friday and will also close on Sat. urday from ! until o'clock. during the timc or the presentation Of Inc a'tsrnoor program for se,cheprcy Day.
 The post office Nil bayc ane city delivery and no rural salipcrv on Good Friday. Only ono city delivery will take place on Saiurdas. on both days. the stamp windows and money order department will be closed al noon.
 Wedding Iu,iiaiions issued,
 Invitations have been issued for tho marriage Of Miss Florence NJ. Ernst, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Paul wickc of iSS West street on April sS to Samuel Steele. Jr.. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel W. Steele Of tluccn street Tho ceremony pill take place at inc home Of the brides sister and hrothcr-in.la Mir. and Mrs. Edgar X. Norton of liS West street.
 Cannot Extend Inspection.
 Al meeting of ihe board Of cdu- cation bills for inc following depart hcnis were approved and ordered paid: Board Of education sli.i3; hone economies sl7.S4: crening school, $500: drawing. rs."s. health school. sg2.7e: manual training, s3e.io: medical inspection. sl.50. hifh school. slag.gg: mcdical rxam- ination for working certificates siG: making a total Of ss:S.as.
 The report Of tho attcndancc de- parimeni for th" month was as fol. Iowa: k"pt at home by personal ili- n"3s. \: kept at home hy parents. 2: kept at home hy lack of clothing. |: truants .; making total of ii eases Tor The moihh.
 Tic secretary read communica- ton from the city council m which ! the suggestion o' the advisabiiiy Of extending medical inspections 10 the | parochial schools. as made by inc health officer. Nas prcsnr,,1 10 ilte . ciir council. i'oli5a ing disc Hsdun il was voted that the m' nibcrs of thc . beard ar" Of fhc opinion that the board uf education huq no lawful power to "tlt"r upcu that work for the private gel Ools
 { communication vas read from n" city council stating that pupils O schocl district No. Ie ucrc attend ing schools in other districts and ' thai th,ir par' nts we're paying taxes to other districts Tho conmunica- tion stated That som,a hal similar condition eA.sird hctWccn school dis ricts Nos. tU and :,
 II was voted thnl Inc school su- pcriutcndcm ho instructed 10 confer uitt iho city engineer and 10 ascrr- . tain thc cosi of running ihs district . line to:w"cn school districts 5 and i- and school districts and iH.
 The rintendcn' read d cOin- l.tunicutiOn from lJr. Wo:sard. health officer. rcconiniondiug ili;t tlIc board ef tJucati0n rCcoinmenI tils vactinl- lion Of all teachers and ali pupils of he public schools oI ihs c.ty at one. lt sGs ygfoI that The i5pard endorse hr tccOrnt niatiUn.
 THa matter Of renc aiite Ire son. tatt wth ths s'at.. board CT ttiiicn- lion for ih.. appointment 0f q IUcei director ot AmeriCHuisa,jon was dis .uss"d and u was voted that tati~- lon IIckvifh priucip-f ur ths Rris- iU' rn'Hc racmuc school ha sn- roiutoJ local s3rerf0- of AHericami- ] alton for Inc srason is.4-=s. As a as explained hy th. supcriIfen5ut. . he sfair rays crr-ira!f of the saisrt. !
 r. vas dpcl5sd that au I'lainsili. 1 pupils now attending fhc Bris'oi ! nigh school bc permitted fo remain Tor tlIe school gear tsz4-.s. subjeci 0 the same conditions as of the pres snt year.
 The superintendent read 6 cofnnu- 1icstion which he had given 10 Mayor .sgde concerning report and rec ari of Bristol high school students thu hay. t.e.o sf,J are attending coll