New Britain herald., 1926-10-26

! eliminate the necessity of travslin9 through Piainvilie. thereby saving about three miles.
 Bungalow Used As Target
 Claude Bryce reported to the police department yesterday that some time during last week some one had entered his bungalow on South Mountain by breaking the lock on the door. According to his report, nothing was taken. although those making the entry later used the bungalow as . target for rife practice. A number of holes were shot through the door and all of the windows were broken. The po- lice believe it to be the work of some young men and are conduct ing their investigation on that SUD- position.
 Magnolia Rebekah Lodee Magnolia Rebekah lodge, No. fl, I. o. o. F.. will hold their regular meeting at o'clock this evening in stephan Terry hall. Ruth lodge of Bristol and Martha lodge of Plain vile will be entertained and a sNo- per will be served at s:30.
 Neichborhood Prayer MeetfnR
 The Neighborhood Prayer aeet- ing this week will be held A the home Of Mrs. A. L. Norton of &e Woodland street at 9:s0 Sslock to- morrow morning.
 Change Hour For Probate Hearings
 All probate hearings an the future will be held at a. m. instead of 10 a m, according to an announcement made yesterday by Probate Judge & Russell Mink.
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular meeting of Com bounce Tribe, ,. o. R. NJ. win b. held at o'clock this evening in the wigwam on Prospect street.
 Judge Malone to Speak
 Judge William ]. Malone of this city will be the principal speaker at meeting of the Mems association O fine First Congregational church of New Britain, to be held at 6:se o'clock this evening. His subject will be Big Waters in Labrador"
 Miss Dutton to Speak
 Miss Doris Dutton will be the speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Help Club of the Prospect NJ. E. church. to be held at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Arthur J. Wasley of 154 Pennington avenue. Her ad- dress vii deal with her trip to Eu- rope last summer.
 Reception for Captain Baggs
 A farewell reception was rendered to Captain George Bags at , o'clock last evening at the Salvation Army hall at 46 School street. Cap- tain Bags. who has been in charge of the local unit for the past ten months. left this morning to take charge of the station at Northamp- ton, Mass.
 This evening at o'clock . well come will be extended at the local headquarters to Captain and Mrs. Cole of Newport, Vermont, who has been assigned to this city as . sue. cessor to Captain Bags.
 Fails to Call Meeting in Time
 Although Chairman Howard L. Andrews, chairman Of the Twelfth School district on Fall Mountain, re- ceived on October 4th petition signed by 1s voters asking that . special school meeting be called for the purpose of passing the necessary votes instructing the building com- mittee to erect a schoolhouse ap- proved for the district and to devise ways and means of raising the nec- essary funds, he failed to take the action and the IS days permitted by statute for the calling of such meeting expired at mid night, October 1s. He has, how ever, called a meeting for Friday evening. October 2s to discuss the district situation, but 1t is under stood that the signers of tho Octo- Der 1 petition are feeling somewhat Tiled" on account of their request having been ignored.
 MT. Andrews apparently had taken the bull by the horns in the interim and as result of . com. addressed by him to the Stato Board of Education, the fol- lowing official notice has been re- ceived
 Connecticut
 State Board of Education
 Hartford
 Octobr fist, 1s1S
 Whereas Howard l.. Andrews, district committeeman of the l2th school district of the town of Bris- .ol, has petitioned the State Board ot Education for a hearing in ae- ,ordance with Section 15i of the school Laws which is Capter Ss0 of he Public Acts of 1921, alleging hat the twelfth school district is lnable financially to erect suitable or to maintain . suit able school or to otherwise provide accommodation for the residing in such district md that the selectmen (city coun-
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