New Britain herald., 1928-04-20
FORESTVILLE HAS
 CROWDED SCHOOL
Building There Worst ConSestd l Of Any in City
OLDER BOYS CONFERENCE
Grass Fire keeps Tiremcn Busy Bathing Concession Granted = Boxing Tout, to Be Stagcd-l'Or- mcr Resident DicS-Notcs.

mcr ltcSiuCnt DlcS-N0tcS. The ForestNlllc school is the worst crowded Of any in the city, accord ing 10 q statement made this morn- ing by Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. Reicle in explaining why five pupils had been excluded with instructions to att nd the East Bris- tol school. These pupils at he pres ent time reside in the East Bristol district.
 The district lines of the East Bris- | tol and Forcstyillc school districts present a peculiar situation. Resi- dents on the south side ut Pine street cas; of the new schoolhousc now in the process Of erection pay their tax es 10 the East Bristol district while those residing on the north side oi the street ar" assessed by the 18th district in Furc styillo. some of ths children now excluded from the For estvillo school rcsid" not over 1ol yards from th" new building.
 Mr Rcicl,", in rNplaining the sit nation 10 the Herald representative this morning. stated that no chang would have hecn made at this tlm' except for tho crowded condition 0 the Forestville school One room i now occupied by 57 children and two ether rooms in the building hav'
 over 50 pupils. In the fall, wher the new schoolhoHse IS opened, th'
 children living on Pine street in thu
 vicinity of the new school will b'
 permitted to enroll there, accordin,
 to MT. Reiche.
 It is unders, ood, however, that res
 idents on the south side of Pin
 street east of Malone Lake are an
 ticipating petitioninS the city coun
 cil to have the district lines change
 so that they may be included in tn ] 18th district. Unless this is done
 they will be obliged to secure per mission for their children to atten the new school and also to pay small weekly fee. The distance be tween their homes and the Eas Bristol school is about one mllt r whereas the new school is only fe' 5 hundred yards distant. Just whe } this petition will be drafted is nc 5 definitely known. although it will b s some tme during the next fe' l weeks.
 = Band Concerts
 S The Forestvillc section of the eli n will be treated to band concerts In ' summer, according to declsio T made by the board of park comnli
 sioners last evening. For the pa
 several years concerts have bee 6 held on the Federal Hill green an 2 it was upon the recommendations 4 Commissioner William Tracy tn; 9 the board voted 10 sponsor a seri' S of concerts in Forestville, These COT 9 certs will be played on the law - fronting the Welch Fire company 9 Carctakcr's Salary Raised
 The commissioners also voted { increase the salary of Tony Raifal 0 ellc, carctalcr at Mnzzy field, fro < s5O 10 sloo. Mr. Eaifanello IS ak ', granted the concession for selll1 ( soft drinks and edihles at the tiel
 To Stage Boxing Bouts The use of Muzzy ucld for amate'
 noxinc bouts will be leased to u ' Park Athletic club again this ye; Q upop the recommendation of Con o missioner Tracy. This organiZauo 4 which held weekly cards at the lie Y last season, will pay the city the sn
 of s100 for each night the held ,, used during the coming snmm'
 This is an increase Of 500 over u ', rate in force last year.
 ,c Uath,nS Concession Granted !. The pri, ilege of conducting [, ,s bathing house at the Rockwell Pa ,e lagoon has been given by the boa ~ to Joseph Civizzio for the next thr 70 years. Mir. Civizzio is also car =, ,aker at the park. The fee TOT T, concession will be decided by |
 board later.
 Grass Fire
 '. Squad A and Hose company NO " were called out at 6:5o ?. na.. for
 grass fire on East road which for
 time threatened several houses nes
 hv. The blaze was eAtln6ulsheo WI .' chemicals
 'e Older Boys Conference i' The tenth annual Older 50 IT. conference of Hartford cou' er opened in this city today and '
 continue this evening and Saturd cd From 3:3o to 4:i5 o'clock this lss ernoon, the delegates registered
 the parish house of the CongreI
 tional church. Tho opening sess
 was held at l:45 p. m. with Fl .rs Jaeger presiding and included se ay service by Rev. Alfred D. Heinine do devotional service conducted CT. Rev. Francis T. Cooke and an ch dress Tuning in on the World"
 lRex. Heininger. The officers for