New Britain herald., 1928-05-11

gether with several Dhystnta,.s frsuI the Hartford isolation hospital aFq expected to pay . visit to the local isolation hospital on Chippins HUI today.
 7s Tar Warraats Ssrvud
 Seventy-iavs warrants for personal tax delinQuents were served Thur. day by Sergeant Henry J-s:inski s@ the police department. ThAss de- linquents will appear before the prosecuting attorney Saturday morn- ing and will be obliged to pay in addition to the :: tax. the delin, quency fee Of q and tho costs e the court.
 Hearing Notices
 One hundred property owners have been notif,ed to appear at the hearing before the city council on Tuesday evening. May IS. to show cause why Crown stree. should not be accepted as a city highway and why the cost of placing the street in condition for acceptance should not be assessed against them.
 The hearing was called in re- sponse to a petition presented some time ago to the city council.
 Graduation Speakers Announcc.l
 Judge Newell Jennings. chairman or the board of education. will. be the speaker at the annual gradua- ton exercises Of the high school, which will be held on Friday eve ming. June cs, according to an an- nouncemcnt made yesterday.
 Representative Arthur s. Parnss, member Of the school board, will address the graduates of the gram- mar school at the exercises to he held on Wednesday evoairx June 20.
 Schools Closed This N.xsn
 The public schools of the city closed al noon today to permit the teachers to attend the annual cor rention Of the Hartford Courty con- vention being held in H1r.eord.
 Medical Inspection Repurt
 The report of the medical inspe ,- ton department of the pu. lie schools for the month of Ap-il shows total Of S,4ls inspections lnade by Dr. A. $. Bracket. Miss Mary F. Mulligan and Miss Eugcnia B. Nor ton. Five hundred and s.yenty- seven dressings were attended by the nurses, one emergency cali was an sWered and :9 home visits made Two hundred pupils, or 5.s5 per cent Of the total school enrolment, were excluded because of contagious diseases.
 Attendance Report
 The report of the attendance de- partment Of the schoo showed a total Of seven cases investigated dur ing the month where the pupils were not legally absent. Fifteen eases of absences were recorded and inyea. tisated where there was . proper and legitimate excuse for absence and Is cases were investig gated ana found that the pupil was illegally sb. sent. There were ls eases of truancy.
 Btlls Appeovcl
 The following bills. incurred dur ing April, have been approved and ordered paid by tho board of educa . tIon: Board of cducstio 93o.5s. cooperative course, 315s.st; health school. sso.s:: home economic. s7i.c5; graduation. s.s.'s; manual training, ss.:l: physical education se.s:: high school. s2343o: old high school. ssso; total. s57:.9s.
 Funeral of Mrs. Jane A. Mooec
 The funeral of Mrs. Jane A, Moore of .os South street, who died Wednesday afternoon from tnf,rmi. ties incident to old age, was held at her late home at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor Of the First Congregational church. officiated. and interment was in the family lot in Windsor vile, Conn.
 Requiem Maas
 A requiem maas in memory oS Michael J. O'sullivan, Miss Asnes q Usullivan and John O'sullivan will be celebrated at st. Matthews church at 6 o'clock Saturday morn ing
 School Supt. to Sneak
 Superintendent of Schools K.r, Ne'che will be the speaker at a meeting of the East Bristol Parent eacher association meeting to be held in the new school on Pine street Monday evening. May1<.
 Officers for tho ensuing year will De elected at that time and the re- ports of the retiring officers sub mittcd.
 Appointed to Naval Academy
 Allen Heuftlein. son 0, Mrs, Martha Heuftlein Of 4:% West street received notification Thursday from Congressman F. Hart Fenn of hi, appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
 Herftlein is . graduate of the Bristol high school. class of 1926 and attended the Mount Herman n School at Nortneld for one year, At the present time he is employed in an insurance company in Hartford
 Oiling Streets
 The oiling of city streets has been started by the department of pub lie works. This morning city em- ployes are engaged in oiling lake avenue from Middle street to lake Compounce.
 Appointed School Nuras
 Mrs. Florence .. Warner ef 4l Washington street, Forestviile, ha. been appointed . school nurse 10, the school year lS2s-eS.
 Mrs. Warner for the past several years has been . member ef the stan Of the Bristol Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association.