New Britain herald., 1927-04-30

ed long in advance of the opening
 date. The school itself viii be un- der the supervision of the Board oe 1 Examination and Registration ot i Nurses of the State Board of Edu- 1 cation and will be rated as . Glass A school, which will entitle grad i uates to use the initials R. N" after their names. The entrance re- | qulrements are very strict and the
 credentials Of each applicant must be approved by the Board o, Re- gents of the state board.
 one Of the requirements for ad. mission is a high school education and q rect ption is to be held OH Tuesday afternoon, May 3rd, follow ing school hours for the girl mem.
 bers of the senior class of the local
 high school. The following day the
 new building will be thrown open
 for the Inspection of the general
 public.
 Announcement has been made
 that there will be no tuition fee charged and all pupils in the school will be furnished with board, laun- dry and . small allowance for clothing.
 The faculty of the school will in. clude q practical instructor and an instructor in the theory Of nursing, Lectures will be delivered at differ ent times by members of the hospi- tai staff, while Mrs. Simpson, the superintendent and her assistant, Miss Durant, will serve In the capa- city Of practical instructors.
 Child Frightfully Abused
 Following complaint made 10 the police department by school ;,,,- thorities Mrs. Mary Bunnell or Washington street. Forestville, was taken into custody yesterday by Sergeant Henry Jeslinski on cha rses or cruelty 10 her eight year old daughter. Marion Devlln. She VA questioned by State Humane Soc, sv Agent Williams and Chief Bo,deu. being released for her appeara.ce in court this morning.
 Little Marion. who isa child or Mrs. Bunnell's by former mar riage. was In pitiful condition when examined by Dr. E. B. EGo- bins, city health officer. vest rdsv. Many black and blue spots vere visible and tho little girl was s,.f ,- ing from multiple bruises on h,r arms, legs and head. Her lrses were heavily handaged because or bruises inflicted hy kicks or blows. Following the eNan'ration by py. Robbins. tn" child >.as removed to the Bristol hospital ior treatm N.
 Marion is pupil in the s cord grade 0, the Forestville rramma- school and 1t was while attending her class that her condition wa. first noticed, The child apparently sui. fered consid 'ra VI" :souy in walking the distance of one-half mile rom her home to the school knowing that when away from home she was im mune from harsh treatment
 Tn the police court this morning both Ebert and Mary Bunnell were charged with abusing the child. George A. Williams. an agent Of the Connecticut Humane society. was the first witness and testified to making m Investigation of the Bunnell home at the request Of the local authorities. He found tha. Mrs. Bunnell was first married in Hartford. September 1o, 1918, to Owen Devlin. They then moved to Waterbury and later to New Ha. ven. Mrs. Bunnell claimed that Devlin was the father Of the two children but the husband became suspicious and left home. Mrs. Bun nell secured divorce from Devlin in Waterbury in 1922. 1nvestigatton by State Agent Williams also show ed that the father of the abused child was Joseph Flammigetto of 
 Mrs. Devlin. about a year ago. went to the Bunnell home as house. keeper and two months after her arrival, married Bunnell. Bunnell, when asked this morning by Judge Malone. why he did not interfere when his wife was beating the young child. replied that there were q number of broken chairs in the cellar to show just what the result Of his intervention was. He also told Mr. Williams that if his wife went to jail. she probably deserved t and he could get along very well without her. Judge Malone severe !y censured both Mir. and Mrs Eunnell. Bunnell was placed on probation for a period of six months with instructions to report 1t certain intervals to Rev. William F. Davis, jr,, pastor of the Asbury church Of Forcstville.