New Britain herald., 1927-05-25
BRISTOL TO HAVE SUMMER SCHOOL
Glasses to Be Conducted for
 Deficient Pupils
FROM JULY 5 TO AUGUST 12
Pupils at Edgewood School Barred by Scarlet Fcver-Bernstcin Case Continued-Contest Over Char man Estate in Hartford.

Continued-Contest Over Char.
 man Estate in Hartford.
 An innovation in educational cir cles will be established this year at the Bristol high school in the con- duction of a summer school. accord ing to an announcement made by Principal Henry E. Cottle. Pupils who have deficiencies to make up will be tutored during the summer at morning sessions starting at 9 o'clock and closing at II o'clock from July to August 12. A small tuition fee will be charged to take care of the expense involved. The announcement of Principal Cottle is as follows:
 There will be a summer school at the Bristol High school this sum- mer in high school subjects for pupils who have deficiencies to make up. There will be classes in all sub- jects in which five or more pupils enroll. In case there are more than ten pupils, the class will be divided as it is planned to have no section larger than ten. Only those pupils who obtain the approval of the principal will be admitted but pupils who have covered three quarters or more of the work of the subject will be eligible. Application for admis- sion must be made by Friday, June A, so that proper arrangements for teachers. etc, may be made. The school will open on Tuesday. July 5. and regular work will close on Thursday. August 19. The regular makeup examinations for the year will be reid on Friday, August 1S, in all subjects. There will be no makeup examinations in September. The school will be in session for two hour periods from 2 to 10 and 10 to II daily and attendance will be required every day as in regular term time. A pupil will be present only while he is attending recita- tion. All study will be done at home and the school hour will be given over to intensive instruction. The school will furnish such supplies as are furnished in regular school time namely, ink and paper for class exercises. Pupils will have to furnish other supplies. The fee of S16 must be paid in advance and no pupil will be allowed to attend until he pre- sents receipt for that amount from the office"
 To Hold Ladies' Night
 Ladies night will be observed this evening by Pequabuck lodge. I. o. o. F. An entertainment program has been arranged and dancing will be enjoyed. Refreshments will be served during the intermission.
 Real Estate Transfer
 Mrs. Nellie Valoski has sold house and lot on Gridley street to Mrs. Rose NJ. Mastrobounie, quit claim deed covering the transfer hav- ing been filed today with the office of the city clerk.
 Scarlet Fever Cases
 Following an investigation of con- ditions at the Edgewood school, l2 pupils have been excluded from the classrooms as a result of the scarlet fever in their homes. This action was announced by Dr. B. B. Robins, city health officer, who was assist cd in his inspection by Miss Bene- dicta Lambert, recently appointed health department nurse.
 X joint inspection was also made of the East Bristol school by Dr. A. s. Bracket, school health officer, and Dr. Robins. and the situation in that section is believed to be well in hand.
 me condition in Edgewood. it was pointed out, was brought about by the fact that the health department was not notified of scarlet fever cases and the houses for that reason were not quarantined.
 !. o. o. r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequabucll lodge, ]. O. O. F., will be held at 0 clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Mrs. Jeremiah of 137 West street was held at o'clock this morning at St Joseph's church. Rev. Oliver T. celebrated the high mass of requiem and intcrment was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. John T. O'Brien of TO Curtiss street was held at 10:15 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. B. M. Donnelly, formerly assistant pastor of St. Joseph's church. h. ternent. was in St. Thomas ceme- tery.
 To Leave For West
 Carl Ebb of Washington street, Forestville, and his son. Gunnar Ebb, will leave Wednesday morning for Burnside, Iowa, to visit MT. Ebb's brother. Gunnar Ebb. after short visit in Burnside, will continue to