New Britain herald., 1925-03-14
SCHOOL DISTRICT
 SESSION TONIGHT
Twelfth Expected to HarnOniZe
 Differences on Building
LAKE COMPOUNCE OPENING
Resort to Begin New Season May 2-Stations of Cross Erectcd-Boy Hit by Auto-I,ristoL Club Ar- ranges Tourney.

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 The 19th school district will con- venc tonight at o'clock at the Fall Mont bungalow, when the building problems of the district will be dis cussed again. Although there has been movement about the district to postpone the meeting until next week, the indications are that the gathering will be held tonight. Since the meeting of a few days ago, when a deadlock resulted in the vote taken on the matter of build ing an addition 10 the present building or of erecting a new school, the district needs have been thor oughIy discussed and it is anticipat. ed that tonight will see a majority in favor of an addition to the pres ent school This will fulfil the re- quest of the board of education. Boy Hit by Auto Charles Krajewski g years old of A pardee street, darted in front of the automobile driven by Paul Oehler on Burlington avenue near Lewis street yesterday afternoon and was knocked down and bruised. Attempting to avoid striking the boy. MT. Oehler ran his car upon the bank but without avail.
 The boy was attended by Dr. F. B. ponahue and was then taken to the Bristol hospital where it was found that no bones were broken. Mir. Oehler is considered blameless and although he reported to the po- lice station, he was not held. Property Matters Robert J. Stack has sold house and lot on Judd street to Kazimer and Anna Tabor.
 Robert NJ. Sitney has purchased from Joseph W. Fries a two family house and lot on Pennington ave- nue.
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued a build ing permit to Mary E. Hatch for the erection of two car garage on sherman street.
 To Present Pageant
 A pageant "The Search for the Light" will be presented at the Bristol Baptist church tomorrow night at o'clock by a cast of 75 people. The principal parts in the cast will be taken by Mrs. Charlotte Ellison, Gardner Knight, Mrs. P. r. Wolfenden and Miss Edith Giles.
 Stations of Cross Erected
 The canonical erection of the Stations of the Cross in the new St. Joseph's church took place last night when the ceremonies were directed by Rev. Roger Rochon, .. F, M, a member of the Fran clscan monastery at Winsted. The ritual was observed by large num- Der of parishtoners who attended the Lenten services.
 The canonical erection of the Sta- tions of the Cross is reserved bv the Franciscan Order, provided that the church in which the statuarv is to be erected is accessible to the members of the order.
 The stations in the new church are marVels of art and harmonize with the general plan of the new edit1ce, which is regarded as one of the most beautiful in New England. The installation of the new organ has been completed and the scaf- folding has been removed from the interior leaving only the installa- ton of the altar, the setting up of the statues and the laying of the floor surface to be done.
 Will Open Season
 Opening of the season will begin with dance in the ballroom at Lake Compounce on May ,, accord ing to an announcement this morn ing by the management, Pierce X I Norton. A band concert will be played on May at the resort. Dur ing the season dances will be held on Monday, Wednesday and Satur- day nights, following out the schcd- ule Of last year. Arrangements for the resumption of service on the Compounce division of the Bristol X Plainville Electric Co, are being made in order that transportation facilities may be at the public dis posal on May ?.
 During the last few months, a large bathhouse has been erected at the resort, with accommodations to take care of 500 people. Modern equipment has been installed in- cluding showers and other bathing i facilities. Changes have also been made in other equipment at the lake so that the resort offers many attrac- tions this year.