New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
LAST SESSION OF
 EVENING SCHOOL Town Committee Members Con,
 graduate Pupils on Work HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Pythlnns' Mother Day ENcrcics--C.
 F. May soclal-Lcgion Notcs-To
 Flush Hydrants-pIaIn,illc Items of Interest.

The last session Of the Pluinvilc evening school started last evening at T;SO o'clock under the direction of Principle l.. N. Ham. A special program was rendered by members Of the classes and the various num- l bcrs were as follows; Reading, mathematics md spelling by the ad- vanced group: demonstration Of work in arithmetic, writing anl spelling hy tho intermediate and beginners groups; addresses read by James Blamonte and a short paper ichd by Antonio TacObazci.
 r Follown gthe program Miss Mary Potter of the department Of AmcrI- caniZation of the state department of education, addressed the mon and awarded certificates of attendance to the members of the school.
 This was followed by short talks by each of the members of the rlainvile town school committee. They cOmpIimontcd the members of | the school on inc work accomplished and urged them 10 keep mp tho work thus started. Joseph Mccarthy, chairman Of the commiitac; Arthur ! Ryder, Martin Casey and l.. s. Mills, secretary of the committee, all spoke. Frederick BuIlcn, the other member of the committee was un- able to attend because of his health. | Following the remarks, tho cvc- ming school was closed by Principle R. x. Ham. The sessions were held on 75 nights this is the first time in which 71 fun sessions were hold in a year. Two pupils were awarded certificates for highest attendance. They were James Biamonte and An tonio 1acoboZci. Mr. Biamouto ot- tended II out of The = sessions and Mr. Iacobozci attended e out of the 75.
 1 The members Of 'he school who 1 finished the term are as follows; Jamos Bidnontc, Antonio Iacobo2cl. Dominic Nadia. Salvatore Zarella. Peter Salvatore, Sahato Sautucci Pantcloono passant". Orahio For celia. Philip Collct and Ma,tIo Ca'ta- 1 iino.
 High School Committee The committee which was ap- pointed at the last special town meeting 10 sock for d site or sites for d new high school building for the town, has been working diligont- . iy on the matter. The members will meet Friday night and although nothing definite can bo pyopbcsi"d. they will probably corIc 10 a dcci- sion is 10 q likrabIe site for the now bunlng. Up to tho pres ont time, the committee has Ii sites under surveillance and of 'tucsc, one will be picked at a later
 late. The commltirc has had ON ports from the Sta'n Department Of Education in P1ainyil)c during the past few weeks and they have looked over the site with q view of helping the committee decide which i9 tn" | best for central location. school facilities and all other details con- nccted with thr proioc'. The report of thaso experts, it Is understood, is about ready and will probably be 1 laid before tho committee at tho meeting Friday night.
 Although the school term is com 1 ing to a closr next month. it be- comes evident and necessary that 'he school aif" be chosen and opera ,ions started towards orrc'inC g building. Tho success of the pres ont high school. working as it has under hanIiraps IS drlc in great measure tU Il. systematic work in