New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
Bristol Mews
.l2TH DISTRICT ROW
 MAY BE CONCLUDED
Fall Mountain Dispute Put Up
 to Council
SCHOOL MAY BE UNFIT

SCHOOL MAY BE UNFIT
 Women Ordered to Leave Towu- Charles Carter Dies at Age of GA New Departure Mfg. Co. Buys
 Land.
 The prospects for furnishing pro- i per school facilities for children in
 the Fall Mountain district seems considerably brighter. in view of a
 Siep taken by Howard l.. Andrews i chairman of the dictrict committee whereby the entire matter has been
 turned over 10 Mayor John F. Wade for action at inc next meeting of the city council 10 be held on Tues | day October 5. Mir. Andrews made known his action today and his de- clSston was reached after he realized the utter futility Of cndcavoring to solve the solution in any other way. It is definitely known that Cor poration Counsel William N. De Rosior will appear at the council meeting and, submit request that the city health officer be sent 10 inspect the school building on Fall Mountain. The possibility of the h"al'E department condcmning the building as unsanitary seems prob able and such action would neccs- state the erection of an entire new building. Three years ago the state board of education condemned the 'ailalng for school purposes due 10 iia having an insufficient amount of cubic air space and not sufficient natural ligh, as required by state law. MT. DeEosier also stated that In the event the health officers re- commentators were not adhered to. T writ of mandamus would be issued ;o compel the district to take pro- p"r corrective measures.
 Fractional differences in the dis tri't have gained that portion of the city the name Of tho "Fichting fW.nth' and it saoms that every cr- fort has been wadr to live up to it's reputation. Ore faction is led by Charles II, Andrews. the present district chairman and the other ,'"'ion hy D. Cl&rk Hare, who was 3"poSed as chairman at the last meeting, Any suggestion. when made ivy one ot the leaders or mamhcr of his following Is im- moiiately opposed by the other faHtion and for that reason, Fall Mountain, instead of progressing in educational matters, has retro grcSscd to a great extent.
 At the present time, due 10 made quatn facilities, two sessions are be-
 ing held, the older children attend ing school in the morning and the lower grades in the afternoon.
 Jail Sentences Suspended
 The 60 day jail s>ntences meted out in the city court yesterday morn- ing by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan 10 i Laura Falmieri and Mildred Adair, | as result Of raid conducted early | last Sunday morning on q house of 1 i'll roputc conducted by the former | woman on Downs street, were sus- | pended yesterday afternoon with the | that they both leave town Immediately and fail 10 return. |
 stolen Car Recovered
 Joseph Melino of Jacobs street | 10 tho police department ! yesterday afternoon that his touring car was stolen from it's parking place l near White Oak between Plainville ! ands New Britain Monday evening. A | similar complaint was also made to | the New Britain police and the car was recovered later in the afternoon in rlainville through the combined efforts of both departments.
 Rcd Mems Meeting
 CompOunCe tribe. I. o. R. M.. re- neWed its degree work last evening at meeting held in the wigwan on Prospect street and the adoption de- sress was conferred on a large class of candidates.
 \ large number Of chiefs and braves will trail 10 WonX tribe No. 2S, Southinrton tomorrow 10 partici- pate in largr state gathering of Red Men An invitation from Mo hawk tribe Of Torrington to trail 10 their wiSwam on Thursday Oct. :. to work the chiefs degree, was also accepted.
 To Appear In Court Tomorrow
 Complaint was made 10 the police department by Lomuel Gullette last ,vcninE that a truck driven by Thomas Goldfarb of 137 Magnolia street, Hartford. narrowly missed his automobile on Tcrryville road. Motor .ycle Policeman James Burns was detailed on the case and brought