New Britain herald., 1928-02-22
HAUL IS ONLY Sl
 IN SCHOOL BREAK Thief Fails in Attempt to Steal
 Banking Deposits AERIAL MAP MAY BE SEEN 
Committee Places One on View In
 Cooke Olice-l75 Present at Grange Neighbcrs' Night-special
 Meeting of FEemen-Briefs.

What Is believed by the authorl- ties to have been an attempt to steal the money deposited in their bank accounts by the pupils of the Broad street school failed last night and the thief or thieves netted only s1 from a, break into the school. Yes terday was banking day in all the schools. and the largest sum Is al- ways turned in by the pupils Of the Broad street school. It is believed that the thief knew this and rlan- ned to make his coupe while this money was i'll the building,
 This leads to the theory that tho job was done by someone fairly cog nizant of the school procedures, but the fellow was not too well inform = ed. for he did not realize that the money was banked on the day de posted Principal Orrin L. Judd had taken the deposits to the Plain :. vile Trust Co, yesterday afternoon and all that was left for the thief was some loose change.
 It Is believed by Constable George Schubert. who investigated. that the robter secreted himself inside tl.e l building before it vas locked ur, as there ,s no evidence that the build ing vas broken into. After the school staff had left he cams out of hiding and entered the principa 5 offlce by removing the smoked glass window in the door from the hall. He went through NIT Ildds desk and found so cents which had been left there for use in making tela- phone calls, then made desc cent upon Mss smith room and found % cents more.
 Every one Of the three schools IT Flalnv,lle has now been robbed un- der similar circumstances. and the authorities believe that if they can catch the person responsible for the break last night they will have nab bed the one rho entered the High and Linden street schools some months age Tn each instance the thief appeared to have hidden with IT the building and then rads his haul when all others had left, and ,n eacl, instance the trick was at- tempted when it vas believed that there was an unusually large amount Of money tn the school
 Map snd Cards on View
 For the hsneAt ct the to-'nspe erle not familiar with the system enl- rlcyed hy outside revaluation con, ranies, the comn,,ttee cf seven ap- pointed at the last town meeting has secured one ct Scuthineton 5 aerial maps partly linked in, This map is now on display In the office cf the John Cooke company, next to the post office.
 On Saturday, February c5, from p m and on through the etentnE. there will be q gentleman iron, one of the revaluatlon companies in at tendance equipped with the proper tv cards, work sheets. etc. used in making up the values. This man will gladly explain any Of ths details Of the system.
 The eommlttes feels that if the voters of the town will inspect this map and become more familiar with the system. they will be in a much better position to vote on the sub ject at our next town meeting.
 The next meeting of the commit tee will be held on Friday evening.
 Grange Neiehbors' Night
 An unusually large attendance was present at the Neighbors' Night