New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
NEED NEW ACTION
 ON SCHOOL BONDS
Third District Voters to Convene
 Thursday Night
CHILD HIT BY AUTO IS DEAD
Mary Csfucci, Aged Q, Succumbs to Injuries - Bristol Five Squcczes Through to Victory Over Gallant Uigh-Brothcrs Ont on Bonds.

Converting Of the voters of the third school district at g o'clock on next Thursday night has been order cd by the district committee in order that action relative to the bonds of the district may be taken. The bond issue of s250.0o0, which had been voted to pay for the new school house. Is being sought through the state legislature, but such action Is not necessary. accord ing 10 Chairman Noble F.. Pierce of the board of education. who declares that the general statutes provide for the situation. Therefore 1t is neces- sary to rescind the former vote. bringing the matter up as legisla- tive act. The purpose of the meet ing, is merely the clearing of the status of the bond issue.
 Work on the new school house has progressed well, so that it will be ready for use by the fall at the latest. Although some difficulty was experienced in the cellar excavation this has been remedied so that con- struction is proceeding satisfactori- ly.
 High School Wins
 In a loosely played game last night with the Gilbert High five of Winsted at the high school gym nosium, the local high quintet won by score of IS to 16. The locals did not secure the lead until the closing minutes of the play and then nearly lost out to the visitors, who looked good against the cratic showing of Bristol. The Bristol players were far below the form shown against Wilby high in Wa terbury last week.
 Funeral of Mrs. Peck
 The funeral of Mrs. Cecilia A. Peck was held this afternoon at 1:SO o'clock at her home at IA Farming ton avenue. The body was taken to Cheshire for burial.
 Funeral of Mrs. Austin
 The funeral of Mrs. Will G. Austin of Whigville, a former resident or this city, will be held on Sunday afternoon at the undertaking parlors of c. Funk x Son, where services will be conducted by Rev. Lester o. Schriver of Middletown. Burial will take place in the West cemetery.
 Catucci Girl Dies
 Mary Catucci, 9-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Catucci of Fenn street, who was struck by car on Main street on Thurs day afternoon; died yesterday after- noon at the Bristol hospital. The body was turned over to Undertaken James J. Dunn for preparation for burial.
 The little girl suffered frac tured skull and possible internal in- iuries as a wheel of the motor car passed over her chest. The driver of the machine, James Holman of was allowed to go on his own recognizance to appear at the summons of the prosecuting attor- ney when a hearing is held.
 Released On Bonds
 Walter and Lawrence McKierney who created a furore on North Main street on Sunday night when they tried to conquer the police depart ment, have been released on bonds of s25 each for appearance in court on Monday morning on charges of breach of peace. Hearings for the men were scheduled for this week, but were put over as court officials could not attend.
 To Speak on MusSolini
 "Mussolini and European Politics" will be the subject of the address to be delivered by Dr. Bruno Ro- seli. noted Italian lecturer. at the open forum meeting at the Congre- gational church tomorrow night.
 Rev. Ernest l.. Wismer will pre- side at the meeting and an organ recital. beginning at 6:15, will pre- cede the meeting. FeIIowcraft Club to Go to Mcridcn
 The Bristol Fellowcraft club will go to Meriden this evening 10 at tend the meeting of the Fellow craft club of that place. The mem bcrs will gather in the Masonic temple prior 10 departure.
 Last Day for Tax Payment
 Monday will be the last day for the payment of personal taxes with out having a penalty added. Tax Collector Francis B. Riley will be at his office this evening from : until 8 o'clock and on Monday his i office will be open continuously i, krnraa S.9n ita .Ian manning mill s !