New Britain herald., 1925-02-18

street school construction and equipJ ment. Expended for construction. Lawrence & Co.,. general contract S55.009,4j. cement walks separate contracts sS1s; hooks SIP, making a total of s55.339.45. NJ. J. Daly Sons, heating and plumbing con- tract, s76t7.30; Harry Mills. con- tract for electric light fixtures. $24i; D. K. Perry, architect fees, s3,- 752,G2; Plainville Water Co.,. con nection to main. SIP.
 Credit by cash, Lawrence X Coe for water connection, SIP. making n total net cost of construction. $GS.- 9S3.37.
 Equipment Account
 Expended for equipment: Flint Bruce Co.,, shades. $lG5; Sessions Clock Co., clocks. $5710: Kenney Bros X Wilkins, children's desks, $2,S07.9O: J, l.. Hammett Co.,, teach CTS desks, STA; teachers and vis-. itors' chairs, $66.4S; office desks,s $l4l.4S: wicker chair for teachers room. Sl0; Axel Johnson, lumber and hardware for lunch room, $6S.S2; l.. s, Mills, postage and tele- phone $6.4S, making a total equip ment cost of $2.996.76.
 Net cost of construction, SGG,- 9S3.37; cost of equipment, s2,996.7G. Net total for Linden street school. G9,9S0.13. Appropriation for school S70,0OO; balance unexpended. $19.S7."
 Mir. Mills stated after the report was made that all bills in connection with the school are in and have been paid by the committee.
 When he read that the committee had kept within the appropriation and had 6 balance of s19.87, the meeting broke into prolonged ap- plause because 1t is somewhat out of the ordinary 10 have a commit tee stay within the sum of money granted.
 The meeting ad ioruned.
 Pascuzzi- -PavaDo Nuptials
 Angelo Pascuzzi of New Britain and Miss Mary Pavano of. Shuttle Meadow avenue, Plainville were mar ried this morning at o'clock In the church of Our Lady of Mercy by Rev. John F. Fay. pastor. They were attended by James Pavano as best man and Miss Helen Pavano as bridesmaid.
 
 A General Science club has been formed at the PIainvile bigh school. The members consist of the General Science class. The officers are; President, Miss Ethel Johnson; vice president, Miss Hope Farrar; re- cording secretary, Miss Mildred Woodruff, and treasurer, Miss Emily Kilby.
 Plans are being made hy the Plainville high school for an opor- ctta to be given in the Community tbeater Tuesday evening, March 10. The leading characters have not occn chosen but will be published at an early date. It will be known as "A Merry Company" All pro- ceeds from the play will be devoted to reducing the debt on the new piano recently purchased.
 Plan Special Match
 There will be a special bowling match at the Recreation alleys to- morrow night at o'clock between the Second Operation and the Auto matics to determine the champion ship of the soft end of the factory. The Second Operation defeated the Automatics in the last meeting and are confident of duplicating the feat tomorrow night. The team as whole is playing a wonderful game and members who shine in the ranks are Donon, Wilson and Hayes. It it reported that side bet will be posted between the players to make the contest more interesting. A large crowd is expected to turn out to witness the match as fond mem- cries are held of the last special match played between two teams from the Standard Steel and Bear ings league.
 Ionic Club Dance
 The Ionic Fraternal club held a successful dance last evening in the Community theater. A large num- Der of visitors from out of town were present.
 Woman's Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold an