New Britain herald., 1925-03-24
COURT AIRING FOR
 ROW OVER SCHOOL
Illegal Voting Charged in 12th
 District Fight
SIX WILL GO TO COURT
No Change Probable iii Uncas Fire Company - Funeral of John J. Munn-DCnoyan and Phclan Buy Farm in IHorestNillc.

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 Illegal voting on the part of six attendants at the meeting of the Twelfth School district at the Fall Mont bungalow last week will be aired at the city court session on Wednesday morning at notifications to appear in court were sent out yesterday afternoon by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather after complaint had been made by rival factions of the district.
 District Chairman Howard An drews was first on the list and with him tomorrow in the court investi- gation will be MT. and Mrs. William Tober, Raymond Lanncll, Mrs, Har- ry Gustafson and Mrs. Peter Gustaf- son. Attorney Mather said last night that no warrants had been issued as the gathering tomorrow will be merely to investigate the merits of the complaints, which are said to have emanated from the faction headed by David Y. Clarke, Jr,, and his sister, Miss Irene Clark, teacher in the Southside school and member of the building commit 1 tee of the Fall Mountain district. Feeling ran high last night among the Fall Mountain residents when it was announced that the arena for ] the district squabbles would be the city court room.
 1 Many cannot understand why 1 District Chairman Howard Andrews has been summoned as 6 principal ] tomorrow as his right to vote has never been questioned. He did not preside at the last meeting of the district, his chair being taken by D. Clark Hare. Although fighting for a new school in the district MT. An drews is at loggerheads with the Clark faction. He is a brother of Mrs. D. Y. Clark. ST.
 1 MT. and Mrs. William Tober live 1 on Crown street close to the diyid- 1 ing line between the third and 18th districts and it was alleged at the last school meeting that they were not district residents.
 When Chairman D. Clark Hare allowed the Tobers to vote at the meeting, their votes were challenged by Miss Irene Clark. It was an. nounced at the time of the challenge
 that thered be arrests in the morning." if the Tobers voted Upon receiving a favorable ruling from the authorities of the meeting they voted.
 Raymond Lannell has voted in the i district at previous meetings with out challenge, according to district members. and has lived there the specified time that the law allows. The only flaw in his armor, &C., Cording 10 residents of the district, seems to be that he had never been made a legal voter of this city, although he had been a legal voter in Plymouth from which place he removed 10 this city about a year ago.
 Questions have arisen concerning the two Mrs. Gustafsons. It has been said that they have never been made voters.
 Comment has been made by dis triCt members that MT. Lannell was first introduced at district meetings by D. I. Clark, Jr., when the last named was running for an office This fact was called 10 the atten- ton of Mr. Clark by Mir. Lannell at the last meeting in the presence of Commissioners William A. Hayes and Arthur c. Hitchcock of the board of education and no denial 1 was made by MT. Clark that he had i brought Mir. Lannell to the meeting ! to vote for him.
 Other Fall Mountain voters com mcnted that the Tober family had been called into the district af- 1 fairs by Frank H. Woods. another opponent of the new school propo- sition. Since that time. it has been said that the district lines have changed, thereby affecting the status of the Tober votes.
 The next school meeting has not l been announced but at that time { the proposition of the erection of an addition 10 the present structure i or the building of new school will i be brought up. The meeting of