New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Bristol Mews

IAu1lA U ho OOk1OVA Third District to Consider Ad, diti0n to Institution
 SP0RTSMEN TO GATHER Outing and Field Day at Lake Com. pouncc Again Sept. 3-Teachers Contracts Receiycd-N. B. Neal Dies at Age of Sc.
 A special meeting Of the voters Of the Third School District has been called for o'clock this evening in the schoolhouse on Church street by the committee consisting of Emil H. Funk, William A. Hayes and John w. Murphy. The matters to be con- sidered are first to authorize the erection of a four-room addition to the Park street school;a second. to authorize the expenditure of money TOT the purpose of erecting the ad- ditional rooms. to borrow the money necessary to pay such expenditure or to devise other means of defrayine the expenditure of such addition: third. to authorize the chairman of the district committee and the treas 'lrer to sign, execute and deliver all bonds, notes and other obligations necessary for the erection of said addition and fourth, to revise bids from contractors on such an addi- tion and to award the contract. The need for the increased ia cilities at the Park street school has been realized by the committee for some time. At present the pupils in the higher grades at the Park Street school are obliged to attend the South Side school. located on Church street. This arrangement makes 1t necessary for the young sters to cross several busy streets I both to and from school and with the erection of the new addition, l this dangerous feature will be elim- mated. It is also pointed out that the room now taken up by these pupils in the South Side school will be needed by the children of that section when the fall term op0. and it Is highly probable that the district will be obliged to erect an- other schoolhouse in the southern section of the city within the next few years.
 Bids for the new building have been restricted to local builders only a vote to this effect having been passed at meeting held several weeks ago.
 Chimney Fire
 Squad A and Engine Company No 2 were called out shortly before mid night last night for a chimney fire in the home of Joseph T. Donovan on Pennington avenue. The fire had spread into the partitions when tho fremen arrived and was finally ex, tinguished with chemicals. The dam. Iage was slight.
 Fish and Game Club Meeting
 Approximately 60 representatives of the various fish and game club: in the state will hold a meeting ir this city on Saturday afternoon te discuss plans for the second annua outing and field day which is to be held at Lake Compounce again this year on Saturday, September 3. The event last year was attended by sev- eral thousand sportsmen from throughout the country and was de. clared as the largest event of Its kind ever held In the east.
 l Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell. who Is secretary of the state association and who was given credit for the success of last years event, will pre-. side at the meeting tomorrow. Il is the general belief that he vii again serve as chairman of the general committee this year.
 Teachers Contracts Received
 Superintendent of Schools Karl A Relche reported yesterday on the re. turn of contracts for high schoo and special teachers and reported also as to the engaging of three teachers to fill vacancies created through resignations. The board unanimously voted to accept these recommendations for the election oI these three positions namely that o Miss Esther Smead in science, Mrs Ruth Eggleston in mathematics, ant Miss Grace Stack in English.
 The resignation of Mrs. Doroth, McPherson to take effect Friday May 1S, was read and was accepted Mrs. Charlotte w. Ellison has beer engaged to finish the work for tn, balance of the present term.
 High School Approved
 A communication was received from Dean F. w. Nickelson of Wes leyan university. chairman of tn, New England Entrance Certifcat' board to the effect that the local higl school has been approved by thu board for term of four years end ing December 3I, 1880.
 To Have Summer School
 The board of education has de cided to hold a summer school ses sion to enable high school pupils wht are behind in their studies to mak' up their work. Chairman Newel Jennings. Principal Henry F. Cottle land Superintendent of Schools kar