New Britain herald., 1928-11-06
Diacnaa Sca,nol Auditor

Discnaa Sclannl AAdtttm
4 proposal to construct an addi-
ton onto the Linden street school
Was tho chief item of discussion 1t
the monthly meeting Of the scheel
committee held last night In the su-
psfintsndents office. The peed u
immediate. 1t was said. - four o.
i've new rooms will BE- nssdsd In
the tell. The tentative plans. Of the
department are for an addition Of
II or ~ rooms. No defnits action
was taken on the matter.
The High school building commit
too turned over to the town scheol
the small balance LETT On
hand from tho appropriation for the
erection OF the high school. This
will DO used for repairing
the flooring above the boiler room.
The release Of this money completsa
the work Of the building committee.
which Therefore terminates it, sx-
istencs.
The vote Of the high school stu
dents parents on the vote for one
session was reported. but no action
was taken. All members OF the com.
mittee were present.
Arrested Fur Evaaaoa
Constable George Schubert arrest
cd Chester Oliaro Of South Wash
ington street at the latter's homo
late last night and turned him over
to Detective Sergeant George G.
Ellinger Of the New Britain police
on . charge OF evading responsibility.
Oliaro. Z driver OF two months ex-
pertence. figured in an accident In
New Britain last night and did not
stop Immediately. He later went
back but the other driver had dis
appeared, SO he went home. He
was released under bonds Of 5000,
and In police court this morning he
was fined $50 and costs. SIS being
remitted. Oliaro was represented
by Attorney Charles F. Conlon.
Fcderatton Fair
Preparations are going along for
the annual fair to be held by the
Woman's Federation Of the Congre-
gational church on Wednesday and
November Is and ~.
Booths will contain fancy and useful
while cooked food and
candy will also be on sale. The
has announced that 1t
will not solicit cooked food but will
rely on the generosity Of the parish.
icners. Candy will be asked for.
The fair will start each afternoon
at : o'clock. There will be service
from the tea room at all times dur.
ing the afternoon. Supper will be
served each evening and will be fol-
lowed by an entertainment given by
the young people OF the church..
Recover stolen Cars
Two automobiles stolen in neigh
boring cities were recovered by the
local police last night. During the
evening Constable William Buys
found a car which had been stolen
In New Britain and abandoned on
Hough street. At o'clock this
morning Constable George Schubert
located on Whiting street q machine
which had been reported as stolen
In Hartford.
Promise To Clean Up
Promises to correct the existing
fire hazard by cleaning up their rear
yards have been extracted from the
owners Of the blocks behind which
the fire commissioners found dan
gerous conditions. Health Officer
DR.. George +. Cook and First Be-
lectman James Simpson made an
other tour OF inspection yesterday.
They were fortunate enough to find
A. Mamatseo of Bristol. owner OF the
Central building, and he promised to
clean up his yard, which was one OF
the worst Louis Fodt agreed to do
the same behind his block. where
conditions were much better. DR..
Cook was instructed to see Santi
Tani, proprietor OF the third block.
and obtain similar action from him.
Tr,lmbull Star Whist
The card party given last evening
at the home of NJ. Irene Sataline for
the benefit Of Trumbull Star lodge.
O. s. B.. was largely attended. The
following prizes were awarded:
Pinochle first prize, Frank Carucci:
second. A. Sataiine. Whist: Ladies'
first prize, NJ. Casey; second, c. Fox.
third. ". Farrar: fourth. NJ. VII
lardi: mems first, A. Palm; second.
G. Cullen: third. G. Krammer;
fourth. NJ. Deegan.
The next card party will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Cartin Casey on
Pierce street next Monday night
One OF Triplets Dies
Irene l.. Hayden. 2 1-2, one of
triplets born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hayden OF West Main street. died
yesterday. The triplets created much
interest at the time of their birth,
as they were the first set ever born
in Plainville. Two Of them have al
ways been healthy, but Irene had
been sickly for more than a year. On
one occasion her father and an
older brother gave blood to save her
life, but their sacrifice only succeed
ed in prolonging her life for a year.
She is survived by her parents and
several brothers and sisters.
The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon. Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson.
pastor Of the Congregational church,