New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

during the school year. This sub ject was brought before the boar,
 last Wednesday evening and upor
 recommendation of Superintendent
 Of Schools Karl A. Reiche, the fol 1 lowing vote was taken:
 l That the subjects of each and al
 essays at all times. be first approved l by the board Of education, that tn, l time for the announcing of thcs. 1 essays be approved by the board O l education. that the method of car. , rying out the announcement be ap. : proved by the board of education i and that the determination of the eligibility of the pupils be determin. ed by the Italian American society the selection of judges be determin. ed by the Italian American society subject to the approval of the board of education, and that the awarding
 or prizes be carried out wholly by
 the Italian American society. I. O. O. /. Steeting The regular weekly meeting oi Stephen Terry lodge. l. o. o. r.
 wip. Be held at 8 o'clock this eve. , 'nng in stephen Terry hall Voting Machine Instruction Today is the last day on which voters will be instructed in the use of the voting machines, located in the city court room. Uncas Hose House. Firemen's Hall Forestville and the Federal Hill school. The machines will be set and sealed to- morrow for the primary election to be held on Tuesday. September roth. New Textbooks Adopted Upon the recommendation of Su- perintendent of Schools Karl A teiche. the following textbooks have
 been adopted for the high school Gehrken's Music Notation and Ter minology in music appreciation Wellman's Food Study for the cook ing course, Francois advanced composition for the fourth year Of | French.
 The following readers in the French course were also adopted;
 ''t'h''Ni I'HlNI'' N' -NlcIl hOulIll, About. Le Roi des Montagnes: Cameron, Coppio, Maupassant , Tales: Racine. Esther; Corneilo, Le 1 Cid; France. Le Crime de Sylyestro Bonnard.
 This is the first year that a fourth year course in French has been of- fered at the high school necessitat- ing the adoption of the short read CTS mentioned
 High School Enrolment
 rolled at the high school, according to figures submitted to the board Of education by Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche. Of this number o47 are freshmen, Is6 soph- omores 175 juniors, 10s seniors and three post graduates.
 Cooperative Course a Success The cooperative course. which was inaugurated at the high school q few years ago has succeeded be- yond all expectations, the present enumeration in this course being as follows: 36 freshmen. 25 sopho- mores and 19 juniors.
 During the summer months boys were placed for the first time at the Trumbull Electric company at Plainvile and the National Marine , Lamp company in Forestviie. Charge for Non-Resident Pupils The charge of the attendance in
 the elementary schools of Bristol of be at the rate of 30 cents day, this decision being reached at a meeting Of the board of education. No de- auctions will be made except for cX- Crised absences.
 New Textbooks for Grammar school
 Acting upon the recommendations of the History committee. the board of education has voted to adopt the following text books for the gram mar schools: Elson and McMullen. Book 1, for Grade "; Elson and McMulen, Book II. for Grade "; smith, Burnham, Our Beginnings in Europe and America for Grade VI.
 All of these textbooks are to be placed in use imm ediately.
 Amateur Bouts
 Twelve amateur bouts will be staged this evening at Muzzy Field under the auspices of the Park Ath- lctic club. Entries have been made from Waterbury Springfield. Terry vile, New Britain and Bristol. The card as announced by Matchmaker pallotti is as follows:
 11S pounds, Pat Mancini of Hart ford vs. Jim Siliciano Of Springfield; l55 pounds, Al Marinao Of Water bury ys. Joe Melino of Bristol: 130 pounds, Nick Christie Of Bristol Ns. Jim Bianco Of Waterbury: HIS pounds. Mike Cayalieri Of Bristol Ns. Micky Rome of Hartford: 175 pounds. Henry Bell Of Hartford Ns. Walter Brown of Springfield; l22 pounds. Oscar Bergstrom of Hart ford vs. Dominick F'riscal Of New Britain: 137 pounds, Gus Bergstrom of Hartford 'vs. Leo Stalker of Sn1llEItlu, loV H'iilhS, 't' N'' Der Of Terryville vs. Tony Domiano Of New Britain; 1l5 pounds. Christy DeI.iveo of Springfield vs. Joey Lenz of Hartford; 130 pounds, Ray Taylor of Terryville vs. Frank Gosselin Of New Britain l05 pounds, Emery Taylor Of Bristol vs. Jack Rogers Of Waterbury; lao pounds. Lou Rogers of Waterbury vs. Sally Navarro of New Britain: 126 pounds, Jack Paoli of Waterbury vs. Tony Albert of Springfield; 145 pounds, Leo D'Avingon of Springfield vs. Ray Dolin of Waterbury.
 Honest John Willis Of New Britain will referee and William J. Duffy and Joseph Coughlin will serve as judges
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