New Britain herald., 1928-08-16
REUNION ATTRACTS
 MANY OLD PUPILS
Several Former Teachers Com.
 ine From All Over State
MAKES SCENE IN COURT

Father Fined for SO0's IheftA-
 New Pupils Must Re vaccinated-
 Two Out.of.1own Deaths.
 Many former pupils and teachers of the PlainViile schools. now resid- ing in all parts of Connecticut and nearby states, will be present Satur- day at the annual reunion ot the Graded School Alumni association. according to their replies to invita- tions sent out by the committee in charge. Among them will ba Nellie Thompson Norton. who taught here 50 years ago. She now resides in Evansville. Other former instructors include Miss Olive Ryder of Wal lingford and Mary Tenn Stephenson of this town. Principal 0. L.. Judd Of the Broad street school also plans to return from his vacation for the event. Charles l.. Ames of Hart ford, principal of the Brown school Of that city and 2 member of the state board of education will be another honored guest. He was for merly pincipal in this town.
 Men and women who were once boys and girls in the local schools and who will renew acquaintances Saturday include Mrs. Elsie Kaiish Rockefeller of New Haven. Frank R. Cramer of Torrington. Mrs. Maud Officer Hills Of Waterbury, John Officer of Forestville, H. A. l.. Wood- cock and wife of New Bedford Mass, Lottie Cook Smith Of New Haven. Lillian Thomas Iinslev of West Haven. Margaret Mcclellan of West Haven, Mrs. Jennie Johnson and daughter Adella Of Bridgeport, Jane Hamlin Of New Britain. Jennie Parker Tray Of Hartford, May Man. chester Gates Of LongmealoW. Mass. Alice O'Hara Carlson of Wal. lngford. and Pearl F'risbie Smith of Somers. the founder and honorary president of the association.
 The affair will take place at the high school. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock in the eym- nasium. The business meeting will be held at :45 o'clock. and at o:so o'clock Governor Trumbull will ar- rive by airplane, accompanied by two other pilots and planes. Fol lowing an aerial demonstration. there will be program in the audi. torlum. Motion pictures of Lind oereh's flights will be shown aud the governor will speak on aviation.
 An auto properly marked will, meet the noon trains at the railroad station to convey late arrivals to the school. Transportation will also be Furnished people living in town who are unable to reach the school other wise. This may be obtained hv notifying James J. Graham or Mrs. Charles R. Clark.
 Makts Disturbance In Court
 Frank Grabowski was not satisfied with the way his case was proceed ing in court last night, so he began 10 show his displeasure by raising & disturbance. Considerable difficulty was met with in quieting him, but Constable F.. w. Furrey finally suh- ducd Grabowski. and the row avail ed the prisoner nothing. for he was fined se5 and costs on charges Of breach of the peace and assault.
 Grabowski had been arrested on complaint of a neighbor, Walter Miller. The two had been disputing over the boundary between their properties, and when Grabowski tore down the division fence and Miller attempted to prevent him, a fight resulted.
 Justice l.. s. Mills was on the bench and Grand Juror William J, Foran prosecuted.
 Must Rc Eaccinatesl
 Warning was issued today that all children entering school for the irst time this fall must have been vac cinated before they can attend the classes. Children who have been vac