New Britain herald., 1925-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL SITE
 COMMITTEE NAMED Special Town Meeting ApprO-
 priates Money for Options LINDEN SCHOOL REPORT
Pascuzzi-Payano NuptiaIs - PIain- vile High School Notcs--Arrangc Special Match--Ionic Club Dance -pIainyille Briefs.

l A committee of five was appointed last evening at the special town meeting in the town hall. to consider a site or sites for a high school building. The committee consists of Frank Wheeler Charles Newton. J. B. Minor. James Simpson and l.. S Mills. who will report 10 future town meeting.
 The meeting also voted to appro- priate sum not to exceed S200 which will be placed at the disposal Of the committee for the purpose oi securing options on q site or sites for the proposed new high school.
 The report of the town school committee on the Linden street school was read by l.. s. Mills, sec retary of tho committee, and was unanimously accepted and the com mittee was discharged with vote of thanks.
 Selectman James J. Simpson called nominations for q chairman to pre- side for the evening. Stanley S Gwilim was nominated and elected and he asked Mss Mae Morgan, town clerk, to read the call.
 The first order of business in the call was the financial report of the committee on the building of the Linden street school, Joseph Nc l ffn yt1, n1, at cP ol mittee. asked permission to make a few remarks before the report was submitted and MT. Gwillim allowed him to speak.
 Mr. Mccarthy spoke of the work of the committee while the building was being erected. He said that be- cause of the hard work of the com lnittee, the building was finished within the appropriation and the town was in possession of a modern nine room school building so plan- ned and erected that it complied with all the laws of the state with regard to fire and it will also care for future additions. The building | Noo pul hp bS IOtdl and the material was bought mostly | through the Plainvile Lumber and Coal Co. He said that the commit tee wished 10 thank John B. Minor, A. A. Macleod and several others for their help In details of construc- ton and he spoke of the work of !. $. Mills, secretary of the committee who acted as inspector. He said that MT. Mills was on the job every day and many Sundays and he thank ed the citizens of the town for their CO., operation with the committee.
 l.. s. Mills, secretary of the town school committee read the financial report on the Linden street school He first stated that he would read the bids as submitted to the con- mittee which were not made public through an oversight of his when they were decided on. His report follows:
 Bid for general contract with re- gard 10 the Linden street school, Plainville, Conn.,, as opened Novem- Der 30, 1923. Jackson x Greer, Bridgeport, $7G,401; s. c. Porris Co.,, Hdhtford. $72.96G; Lewis Miller, Meriden. S6S,G34; Locks & Clark Co. Wallingford. $G7269; C. F. Wooding Co.,, Wallingford, $63,39O; Torring- ton Building Co.,, Torrington. $56,- 660; Lawrence & Co. Construction | Co.,. Hartford. S55.00g45 The pnn- eral contract was let 10 Lawrence & Coe Construction Co. for S55.009.45.
 Heating and Plumbing. Gould Heating Co.,, heating $6.192, plumb ing $3,225, total $9,417; J. G. Simp- son, heating S5,S15.5S, plumbing $2.- 769, total $S,5S4.5S; A. A. Mills, heating $5,56S. plumbing s2.74S, to- tai. $S,316 F, A. Shaffer Co.,, total $S,2TO; NJ. J, Daily Sons, Waterbury, heating S5,320. plumbing $9,32730, total $7,647,30. Heating and plumb ing contract was let to NJ. J. Daily Sons Waterbury for $7,64Z30.
 Electric lights and fixtures: Dauer X Co, $54l without globes or lamps; $. x. E. Electric Co.,. $452 globes no lamps; Spring &; Buckley, '$4S4 globes and lamps; Bradley X Hubbard, $i25 globes and lamps; Harry Mills, $244 globes and lamps. Contract for electric light fixtures was let 10 Harry Mills for $244.
 HComplete account of Linden