New Britain herald., 1927-05-24
I3TH DIST. MEETING ON SCHOOL BONDS Voters to Draft Details for New
 S125,000 Issue
 DEATH OF MRS. ]. I. O'BRIEN Boy Bitten by Dog On Way to School-Hardware Valued at S1OO stolen by Burglars-Block Owners to Seek Injunction.

A meeting of the voters of the thirteenth school district of Forest vile will be held at o'clock this evening in the schoolhouse on Aead- emy street to determine the method of handling the bond issue of S1a5,- 900, recently authorized by the state legislature.
 The matter of determining the de- nomination of the bonds, payment Of interest and the retirement pro- gram will be definitely decided upon the law requiring such problems to be passed upon by the voters of the district affected. A member of the school committee will be authorized to sign the bonds.
 No action will be taken on the resignation of Miss Nellie E. Hills, principal and teacher of the Forest vile school for team of 5l years. This matter will be taken up at the annual meeting of the district in June. Numerous applications have already been received for the vacancy which will be created at the end of the present term. It is probable that resolutions of regret will be drafted for presentation to the voters at the June meeting.
 Iridium at St. JOseph's Church
 An Eucharistic Iridium in charge of the Jesuit Fathers of New York city is being conducted all this week at St. Joseph's church. Special masses are being said each morning at and o'clock and services will be held at 7:30 o'clock each evening for the remainder of the week.
 Police Vacations Start
 Motorcycle Policeman James Burns of the police department start ed on a weeks vacation yesterday. He will return to duty next Monday morning. His beat will be covered during his absence by Supernumer- ary Policeman Bachman.
 Boy Bitten By Dog
 Miles Moore, the young son of Mir. and Mrs. Eiberne Moore of Overlook avenue. was bitten by dog on his way to school this morning. Upon arrival at the ForestvilIe school, he was sent to his home and the wound was cauterized.
 Dog Warden Thomas l.. Ryan was notified of the incident and was con- ducting search for the animal. Health authorities are watching the dog situation closely. due to one anil nal with positive case of rabies having been killed last week after he had bitten several other dogs.
 Holiday at Post office
 Holiday hours will be observed in the Bristol post office on Decoration Day, Monday, May 30. according to the announcement of Postmaster Frank Merrill. There will be no deliveries by either city or rural mall carriers and the money-order de- partment will be closed all day. The stamp window will be open from 6:30 to 9 a. m. Mail will be received and dispatched as usual
 The public library and schools will be closed all day, as will the various stores and factories of the city.
 Lynch Case Continued
 The case of Edmund F. Lynch, charged with operating motor vehicle after his license had been suspended. was continued until May s1 by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in the city court this morning.
 Lynch claimed that he had never received the suspension notice from the motor vehicle department and theContinuance was granted to en- able court officials to check up on this feature.
 The case of Charles Bravis, charged with 8 similar offense, was nolled by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather after it was found that Bravis had never received his notice from the motor vehicle de- pertinent.
 Mrs. John T. O'Brien
 Mrs. Helen Frances O'Brien, aged 47, wife of John T. O'Brien of ITO Curtiss street, died at her home yes- terday following long illness with I