New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
PhinuiWe News
MONTH AHEAD OF
 SCHEDULE ON H. s.
Mason Work 80 Per Cent Con- plete-Much Light in Gym.
STRET GRADE CHANGED

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 Planncrs-Accident Barely Avert
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 Notices-Baseball Notes-Chau-
 tauqua-Plain,iIlc Briefs.
 Although no definite schedule for the erection of the new high school on East street was set when work was begun, construction is at least a month ahead of what was ex- pected, Contractor Robert J. Coe said yesterday. The mason work is nearly 50 per cent completed, the walls being practically finished to the second floor ceiling. Three weeks more of good weather should See the mason work finished and part of the roof in place.
 Because of the steel construction partitions be built along with the outer walls, consequently these are as near completion as the exterior. MT. Coe states that it is expected that piastering will begin by the middle of September.
 The gymnasium is one of the best lighted in any school in the state, having large windows on three sides which should make ar tificia light entirely unnecessary during the day. The gym is Is feet high, giving plenty of room for basketball and other activities.
 Work on the auditorium balcony is now being done. The balcony and the auditorium itself are supported on heavy planking as well as the steel beams, and the contractors were fortunate enough to secure i rough, unplaned lumber for these supporting beams, making the floors 25 per cent stronger.
 Much interest and curiosity has been aroused over the Latin motto which has been placed over the main entrance. This reads, "Quod Facis Bene Fac" which, translated into English, means, What you do, do we'll" Latin is so unknown to so many people that the contrac- tors are constantly asked the mean- ing of tais legend. A sea. of the state Of Connecticut, cut in stone. las been received and will be put in place above this motto.
 To Appear In Court A1nI,anca oF street. West Hartford, has been sum- moned 10 appear in court here next week to answer charges of reckless driving and evading responsibility. Edmund Tassiniri of King street Bristol alleges that his car was struck by Haeseli's last Monday might and further claims that his sister was injured in the collision. Ire other car sped on, but Tassin- fri noted the number of the fast disappearing auto. He made a com .piaint to the Bristol authorities, but it was found that the accident hap tpcned in Plainville. Deputy Sheriff iE. w. Furrey was notified and Grand Juror w. J. Foran made out 1 a warrant.
 ChautauQua Program At o'clock this afternoon How ard W. Durand will entertain the Connecticut Chautauqua assembly at the camp ground with Music with Magic At o'clock tonight "A Bit of Scotch" will be rendered by Ole Robertson, and at S;30 o'clock Mr. Durand will give d Musical and Magical Olio."
 i There will be Bible school at 9:S0 o'clock tomorrow morning, with service and sermon at 10:30 o'cock. Another sermon wll be delivered at 8 p. m., and at 7:S0 o'clock there will be songs and instrumental music.
 On Monday the regular classes will be resumed. There will be a musical and literary recital by Miss Mildred L. Miles at 3 ?. m. while lat o'clock an entertainment will be furnished by classes in dramatic expression.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow morning, masses being said at and 10 o'clock.
 Hartford Praying Band
 The Hartford Praying Band will hold an all-day gospel meeting to- morrow at the home of William |" filling of 14 Webster street, with services at 10:45 a. m,, and 2:30 D m. The usual basket lunch will be enjoyed.
 Birthday Party Miss Jean Mccarthy of Hartford who has been the guest Of her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Parkinson Of 93 Broad street, was rendered a pleasant party at the Parkinson home last evening. The occasion was her fourth birthday | anniversary.