New Britain herald., 1926-07-15
BABY BREAKS BACK
 IN IS FOOT FALL
Two Year Old Child Drops From
 Veranda
VOTE TO BUILD SCHOOL
Twelfth District to Spend SfS,sO0 Although Only 5000 Is On Hand Clyde Waters Injured in Ball Game-Gum Site Selected.

Frances Lebert, two-year- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lester A. Lebert of 25S Park street was seri- ously injured about 7:30 o'clock last evening when she fell from the sec ond story veranda to the ground, a distance of about IS feet. She was taken to the office of Dr. R. J. Boyle by Tony Raffinello of 240 Park street. An examination showed that she had suffered a fracture of the spine.
 The place where the accident oc- cured is situated directly in the rear of the grandstand at Muzzy field and the incident for time diverted the attention of fans in attendance at the twilight game between the New Departure and the Sons of Italy team of Manchester.
 $f3,S00 School For S9,00O
 In spite of the fact that the low est bid received for the erection of a school building in the twelfth school district on Fall mountain was s13,- 500. 1t was voted last night at a special meeting to proceed with the work although an appropriation of only S10,000 has been authorized by the district. One thousand dollars of the appropriation has already been spent for a site, and just how the committee will be able to erect sl4,0o0 schoolhouse for s9,o00 is a mystery as yet unsolved.
 The purpose of last nights meet ing was to provide for an additional appropriation and although an ef- fort was made to appropriate an ex- tra S5,000, the motion was turned down by considerable majority The situation now stands practical ly the same as it did two years ago. when the matter of a new school was first considered.
 Arthur S. Barnes, a member of the board of education, was chosen chairman of the meeting. A letter was read from Emil H. Funk, chair man Of the third school district. ad- Vislng that in the future no more
 
 trict from Fall mountain and that a bill will also be rendered at the rate of 20 cents a day for each pupil of the twelfth district who has attend ed the third district since 1920, In the past, due to congested conditions in the Fall mountain school, it has been necessary to send a number of pupils to the third district. This letter caused discussion and the statement was made that the twelfth district has been paying taxes on ap- proximately S17,0O0 worth of prop erty through the third district which should have been paid to the twelfth. The matter was finally left with the two district committees to adjust.
 Lodge of Sorrow
 The Bristol Lodge of Elks will hold a lodge of sorrow this evening in memory of Edward J. Fitzpatrick and Albert B. Kottenhoff recently deceased. Past Exalted Ruler Thomas A. Tracy will deliver the eulogy.
 TuTcilaSeS Drug store Frank Hallman. for the past three l years a pharmacist in the drug store l of George Blackhall on Main street, | has purchased the drug store of the l late William Simpson in Huntsville. Mr. Hallinan, who is a resident of | will take possession of | the business next Sunday.
 Mrs. Giuseppe Porrini
 Mrs. Carolina Porrini, aged 50 | years, wife of Giuseppe Porrini of | Dutton avenue, died yesterday at | the Bristol hospital following an l operation undergone a week ago. | Sho is survived by her husband and | six children. Alexander, John, Tere- sa. Lena, Angelina and Josephine Porrini, all of this city.
 The funeral will be held at | o'clock tomorrow morning from St. | Anthony's Catholic church and in- .erment will be in St. Thomas ceme- tery.
 Anniversary Mass
 An anniversary high mass was celebrated this morning at 7:30 | 3 clock in St. Ann's church in mem- ory of Thomas Chagnon.
 Vital Statistics There were forty-nine births, | thirty-four marriages and thirteen deaths in the city during the month | of June, according to figures releas- ed yesterday by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele.
 Son Born
 A daughter was born yesterday l at the Bristol hospital to Mir. and | Mrs. Joseph Devine of Woodland 1 street. Mir. Devine is a well known local contractor.