New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
SCHOOL ROLL HAS
 INCREASE OF I67 Mrs. Bromley, Lifelong Resident,
 Passes Away BIG BOND ISSUE IS SOLD Conning and Company Successful Biddcr-Ncw Britain Man Figures In Auto Accident Hcrc-Amatcur BOutS SlatcI For 'Cnpjrbt
Bouts Slated For Tonight.

FlgureS released yesterday by tn, superintendent of schools indicate that in the various public schools O, the city, the fall enrolment shows enrolment registered at the end oi enrolment registerd at the end Of the June term. The high school shows the greatest increase with 74, while the John J. Jennings school ranks next with an increase Of 42. Other increases are as follows: south Side, @5; East Bristol. 2q: North Side. lf; Edgewood. IT.; Stafford. 6: Fifth Avenue, 1; and South Chip pins Hin, l.
 The Federal Hill school shows :, decrease in enrolment of . pupils. Park street. decrease of 2g: For @styille a decrease of 6; and Fall 1 Mountain a decrease of 1. The en- rollment at tho North Chippins Hill remained the same with If pupils rcEiste cred.
 The total number Of pupils en- rolled in the public schools on Sep temher Tth was 4.455 while al tine end Of the June term there were 4,1SS registered.
 Autos Collide
 Automobiles owned and operated by James Dimoo of 50 Gaylor street and Walter Schaefer Of II Trinity street. New Britain, colided on North Main street yesterday after noon. Both cars were slightly dam aged but neither driver was injured
 The two men appeared before As sistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert !. Stack this morning. who advised them 10 settle the matter civilly.
 To Visit Noroton
 Members of G. A. Hadsell camp. [. s, w N., and the Ladies Auxiliary gre planning to attend the annual Veterans Day at the Old Soldiers Home in Noroton on Sunday. Sep tHnlher 18th. The trip will be made by auto bus.
 Bond Issue Sold
 Coming and Company Of Hartford vas the successful bidder for the sl25, GOO issue of four per cent bonds by the Thirteenth School Dis trict of Forestrille, according to an announcement made by the district committee yesterday The bids were opened at the Bristol Trust company at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. two being received. Coming and Com pany's bid was $g9.44g, which will mean that the district will receive for the bonds sl24.3lI25 and will make the interest rate approximate ly 4.05 per cent. The only other bidder was the H. l.. Allen com pany of New York, whose bid was S9SSl.
 Several weeks ago bids were so- licited but when opened, all were rejctd on account of being too low. At that time it was suggested that the sale of the bonds be postponed until market conditions were better.
 The Thirteenth district is the fourth largest in the city and will soon need additional school facili- ties. according to figures presented
 
 at a meeting last January by Super intendent of Schools Karl A. ReiCho. On the opening day of school last W ednesiay. however, there were but ,32 pupils enrolled. Il decrease over the enrollment al tn" end Of m" June term Of 6. Ii is expected how ever. that additional pupils will l." registered within the next few weeks.
 In anticipation of the districts s future needs. the residents last year voted to purchase a Ni' ce of pro- ,erty on Pine street and the district now holds a d"ei for the site in question. The district committee has also visited several new school buildings about the state to see Nhai type of building would be best suit c1 for the needs of Forestville and it is probable that the matter Of building a new schoolhouse will be discussed later in the year or early next year.
 Funeral of Mrs. John Turner
 The funeral of Mrs. John Turner. who died Wednesday following