New Britain herald., 1925-03-27
WARRANTS SERVED
 IN SCHOOL DISPUTE
MT. and Mrs. Rudolph TOber to
 Appear in Court
FOR HEARING TOMORROW
V. r. W. Encampment Committee Meets Tonight - Hamel-Tucker Engagement Announced-Hearing On Armory Set For March 31.

Engagement Announced-Hearing
 On Armory Set For March 3l.
 Warrants were served on MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Tober of Grown street this morning by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy of the local po- lice force, summoning them to ap- pear in the local police court on Saturday morning when charges Of illegal voting at the recent meeting of the 18th school district will be investigated. Subpoenas were served on at least a score of others in the Fall mountain section.
 The Tober family. Mrs. Peter Gus tafson. Mrs. Harry Gustafson and District Chairman Howard Andrews were notified to appear on Wednes- day but as no warrants had been issued for them, they remained away. Further investigation by the local court officials revealed that little or no illegality existed against Andrews and the two Gustafson women were guilty only on a tech nical violation of the law, while the Tobers were considered to have per formed more flagrantly.
 Accordingly MT. and Mrs. Tober will be placed on trial tomorrow, when further troubles of the build ing squabble of the 12th district will be argued before the local court.
 Swimming Water Good
 A favorable report concerning the condition of the water at the high school pool has been received by the board of education. Approximately every three weeks specimens of the water are taken by Dr. Woisard, in his capacity as health officer, and forwarded to Hartford for examina- tjon at the state laboratories of the Connecticut state department of health.
 Committee Meeting Tonight
 State encampment plans will be discussed at the meeting of the general committee of Harold F. Emmett Post, V. F. w., tonight at s o'clock in the city court room General Chairman T. P. CahiIl will be unable 10 attend because of ili- ness, but the matters in hand will be handled by Chairman Will liam E. Farley. The encampment will be an elaborate event, extending over three days, June II, 12 and IS.
 High School Exhibit
 Gymnastic work of the girls classes of the high school will be presented in an exhibition tonight at the school gymnasium under the direction of the Misses Helen Tracy and Mildred s. Rowe, physical training instructors of the local schools. A fine selection of num- bers has been arranged for the evening.
 Vacations Soon
 Preparatonsi are being made in the schools for the beginning of the Easter recess next week, when the sessions will be discontinued for the usual vacation. The spring term will begin in ten days.
 Announce Engagement
 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy F. Tucker of Summer street announce the en- gagement of their daughter Miss Gwendolyn Tucker, to Jeffrey Hamel of Windsor, Conn. Miss Tucker is a well known member of the younger set as is MT. Hamel. He is en- ployed in the office of the Horton Mfg. Co.
 Armory Hearing Scliedulcd
 Announcement was made this morning that the Legislative hearing on the new armory will be held on March S1, when the report of the committee which has considered the matter will be given. The earlier hearing on the bill was well at tended and the city's request for the home for it's military companies was well supported. Opponents to the local armory were principally from Manchester and New Haven.
 Selectman Injured
 Selectman Leigh D. Minor suf- fered cracked rib and numerous bruises when he fell at his home on Hill street yesterday. He was aIighting from a motor truck when his foot slipped, throwing him heavily against the machine.
 DingwcIl Home No Rendezvous Since the recent police court session at which several men were { fined on intoXication charges, after being picked up in the Northsde section. if has developed that the ! home of James DingwelI was not fho rendezvous of the men as the polio" were first led to believe. As resnlt an injustice was done to Nr. Dingwell in sssociating a party