New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
AWARD CONTRACT
 FOR NEW SCHOOL WalIin9iord Firm to Build
 GreeD-HilIS Structure LOW BID IS FOR S67,4s7
New Schoolhousc to be Located on Pine Strcct-Goo1 Bouts on Ana teur Cari-Iun of Mrs. Iowlc Hcld-J'wo Autos i'll Crash.

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 The Loucks and Clark corporation of Wallingford was awarded the contract for the construction or new nine room schooihouse for the Thirt"cuth School District at meet ing Of the district and building com mittees last evening, Their bid was S6T.49T. over SIg.o0o less than that of the highest bidder. Other bids received were as follows. Wise and Upsou, Hartford, $7a,9oo; l.. A. Mil Ter Company. Myridcn, $76,423, Tor rington Building Company, s71.2SS; Lawrence and Coe, Hartford. $7$,- $50; Carlson and Torrell. New Brit ain, S70.&uo; Charles smith and Sons Derby $.2,@5o; Joseph Devine, Bris tol. S79.S9o: (. r. Wooding. Walling- , forI s75,436.
 Work on the new building will be 1 started next Monday and the build ] ing will he ready for occupancy in 3on working days. The contract in- cludos no penalty or bonus clause.
 The now school, when completed. will be known as the Green Hills school. in honor Of two Of the vet oran teachers Of the district. Miss Fannie Green, who commenced her duties as teach'r in the Forestville school in 1876. is still one of the most active instructors OH the staff of tho thirteenth district. Miss Nellie T. Hills is serving this year as principa emeritus, after having completed 6 half century of service in the For. estvilla school as teacher and prin. cipal. The name which was suggest ed by John F. Roberts, assistan postmaster of Bristol and q member of the district committee, met will , the instant approval of other mem
 bers of the committee as well as 0 all the residents in the Forestvill section.
 : The proposed building is to he To cated on the site purchased scyera months ago on Pine street an
 which has a frontage of 215 fee : and a depth of 450 feet. It will con : tain eight grade rooms and a kin dergarten and will be modern an sanitary in every respect. The cor , riders and stairWa%S will be of fire ' proof construction. X vapor-vacuul . heating system will be installed an
 the basement will be waterproof. ' The committee believes that Il Il cost Of furnishing the class room L. with seats, desks and other rece 0 sary furniture will not exceed s5 '' GOO.
 The new building. which will
 opened in September, 1928. will tai
 care of all Of the children livir
 south of the railroad tracks. Whel at first it was thought that only fo, ' of the lower grades would be house - in tho new structure. it is now II
 intention to establish the ois
 grades and Kindergarten on Il o opening day. Youngsters 10 rea' n school will. when 1t is completed. l :, longer be obliged to cross the ce Iv ter of tho village where traffic al heavy at all times during the da G. The transfer of children from { v- present school will also relieve of congestion which would he ve
 apparent next year.
 al Amateur Bout Card 1g Three knockouts, all of the techI al cal variety, featured the weekly ca re of amateur bouts of the Park Athl " ic club in Red Mems hall l. ,h evening.
 In the main bout of the event,
 Joe Dignal of Waterbury lost q ( ad cision to Nick Christie of Bris' " Dignal. who had a slight edge ill ed first two rounds and q decided e
 over Christie in the third round, V
 forced to go an extra round "
 Christie having a slight edge. ] - final decision was booed. The II n weighed 1&2 pounds.
 ! The results Of the other ho < were as follows: 114 pounds. Jac Harmon, Waterbury, won decis
 over Eddie Lawson of Waterto' = lo0 pounds. Bobby MorriSion, Wa bury, won dtC|Slon over Dpil'lI
 FriSCall. New Britain: 11o p1ul :. Vic Carlson, Terryville scored t'cl
 cal knockout over Joe Ryan, Bris - l3S pounds, Del Hawkins. Wa
 town and Rollo Roland, Watorb
 declared no contest by the ref
 alter a minutes stalling in the foo - round 12S pounds, Tony lavi
 Bristol won decision over +e. Gregory. Waterbury: l20 rou O Pete Maloncy, FrQuobuck sc'
 technical knockout over Eollin N
 lol. Bristol, second round. s Ro1lo Roland Of Waterbury, [
 teing waved from the ring in
 bout with Hawkins, rc-app"are ; (Continusd on Page i5)