New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Bristol News
RUSHING SCHOOL IN FIFTH DISTRICT
Building May Be Ready for
 Occupancy in Month
SGOO,OOO MYTH EXPLODES

 Woman Collecting Chapman Fund
 Discharged - Bristol Club Elects
 OGiccrs--l;eN. pr. West Receives
 Purse of Gold.
 The new s90,o0o school building being erected in the Fifth school district in East Bristol is rapidly nearing completion and il is oxpect~ cd that it will be ready for occu- panry within l month.
 The now building IS up 10 date in every respect, l. Is built of brick, of Semi- -lircproof construction with steel sashee and urcproot corridor floors, II contains eight school rooms, manual training room and q room which will be used for home economies, There is also n teach ora' restroom and q principals Of flee on the first floor.
 The interior woodwork is Of vel low pine, which has been acid stained and vanished 10 give it the appearance of flemish oak. The floors ale also of yellow pine.
 Each class room is equipped with the usual blaekboards, and also con- ,alns bookcase with drawers for holding supplies and a teachers locker. both of which arc built into the walls, This arrangement great. ly improves the appearance of the class rooms and conserves consider able space. The manual training room is equipped with G pantry. shelves, cooking utensils and other necessary paraphcrmalia, which will eliminate the necessity Of sending pupils 10 other districts for instruc- ton, as is the custom at the present time.
 The layatorics, .ianitor's room, storage room and coal bunkers arc located in the basement A rapor vacuum heating and all up to date H'ntilatinG systems have been in- stalled.
 Piping for FaCuurn cleaning sys- fem and for an electric clock rys- am have also been put in. although neither of these will be utilized nt the present time, The vacuum en- zine and clocks were eliminated rom the proposed plans 10 enable the district to keep as nearly as pos Sihle within the building appropria- ion.
 With the opening of the new building d sewage eioctor plant and l pump will ha put into operation, ! which will take care Of tha sewage rom both the now building and the ! old one located nearby. II was ncc- , eSSary to lay approximately 900 feet [ of pipe to make connection with the main sewer.
 Al the present time. on account of the crowded condition of the old school, it Is necessary 10 hold two sessions, a. feature which will be eliminated when the new building Is completed.
 A fitting memorial to ,he late Miss Mary A. Callen, who was principal of the East Bristol school for over 40 years, is now being pre- pared by the cngranrrs and will be placed in the new building before opening exercises are held.
 A peculiar coincidence in connec- lion with the erection of the new school is that it's architect. Harold <. Hayden, received his early school ing in the old building and is still resident Of that district.
 Interest in Treasure DwindIes
 That the story of $@00,000 being buried in the old Lampson corner cemetery in Burlington is myth and nothing more. as intimated in the Herald yesterday. is substantiat- "d in part by the fact that no one connected with the family Of Charles R. Marks, Tulsa, Okla, oil man, whose body was found in a private garage last Friday, has appeared 10 make any search tor inc buried loot In fact. Louis M. Marks Of Concord, Mass, a brother started for the west last Saturday accord ing 10 information available and the original amount has dwindled down to $10,oo0 which authorities in Kan sas City believe was turned over 10 the dead. mans relatives before his death in an effort 10 keep it from his wife. Other possessions were handled in a similar manner.
 Further investigation in Burling- ton reveals the fact that last July ths two brothers, Charles and Louis, appeared In Burlington and paid i visit 10 Luther p. Goodwin, an aged man who lives alone near Burling- ion Center. They Inquired regarding , the old Marks Homestead and the graves of their ancestors and at their request Mir. Goodwin showed them the spots in question. At that i time they tock q number of photo graphs and about a month later Mir Goodwin received prints of them l from Louis Marks. His services