New Britain herald., 1926-03-16

"2 That the selec,men be au. lhori4cd 10 issuu bonds al tls per cent to the extent of slyn,NVO, Crhts Is just within tho tI9hU0p hmiD
 "S That, inasnuch as the bonds will probably Sell above par, thu premium be used 10 pay off lhe SlO,U0V loan"
 Again the motions ~cn, through with dissonting vote, A rising vote Of thanks was then tculorcd the IT, nanc1 committee and it was dis charged. A similar vote was given tho building committee and flo meeting adjourned about 9;39 o'clock.
 Future Action
 A meeting of the building com mitee will be held ai o'clock Mou- Jay evening to receive bids for the construction of tho school, The plans had already been sent out 10 architects, subject 10 the approval of last nights meeting, anl csti- mates have been prepared. It Is hoped 10 start work on the school shortly after April 1 and 10 have tho building ready for occupancy about Jan, |. 1927,
 Mills Thanks Town~pcoplc l. $, Mills, superintendent Of schools, today issued the following communication thanking the towns people for their interest and action , in tho meeting:
 "To the Citizens of the Town Of Plainyile: Tho high school build ing committee most sincerely thank the clttacns Of the town Of Plain- vile for th"ir confidence and for their splendid support Of the new i nigh school project, II is doubtful f any town meeting hy"r held in rouneCtiCut stood more solidly be- hind the education of their children i than that held in Community thea t"r on the evening of March tb. Tn i thc history nf the town of riainvilio this date will become memorable. "It may be interesting 10 the | voters to know that during thc past "a years the town Of Plainviilo has i paid the ConnnctiCut company and i thc Bristol Tramway co. anproXi mately s90.000 in carfare for high school children and the parents of the high school children have per sonolly paid over s5,o00 in the pur- chase of ticket books that their l children might come home 10 din- her.
 "Ovnr period of years the keep ing of our children in town will save in car fares sum well worth retaining in town and applying, even if indirectly, toward our new high school"
 Thcatcr Owners Thanked
 First Sclcctman William J. John son. who was prevented by illness from attending the meeting, this morning expressed his appreciation of the spirit of heipfulncss which led the propvietors of the Com munity fheatcr 10 offer their theater to the town. The action was taken voluntarily and the owners have re- fused any payment for the use Of their building.
 To Sell Buildings
 Tar buildings on the lot which will he ustd as the high school sito will hr sold at public auction Sat urday afternoon at o'clock. They consist Of q dwelling house contain. ing eight rooms. two barns and { { 2rGu>ry. They must b" moved from Inc lot to atIoth"r location in orde, "a clear the site Tor the high schoo, huilding.
 In College Operctta
 Miss Nutali" Gas" Of rlainvillc u student al n" Boston University rolI"ss Of practical arts and let tcrs, is 10 hc in the cast of th, oprretta "Bluchcarl," one Of the feature numbers of the sixth an nuaI concert of the glce club of 1llr college.
 The program which is 10 hf given on the evening Of March 19 at o'clock in the assembly hall
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