New Britain herald., 1928-06-29

headquarters, where he admitted that he had visited the house before and taken several small articles. This morning at session of tho Juvenile court. he was given some fatherly advice by both Judge Wil- liam J. Malone and Prosecuting At torney James T. Mather and then placed on probation for three months.
 : lbug Owner Pays Costs A charge of keeping an unlicensed dog against Frank Mayoka Of Fall Mountain was noiled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather on payment of costs, after the accused had agreed to license the animal before leaving. the city hall.
 Mayolla, who was arrested follow ing an investigation of Dog Warden Thomas Ryan, maintained that the dog was but four months old. Dr. l. R. Vail local veternarian. was called in to pass on this angle and he testified that the animal was eight months of age
 Two School Meetings TWO school meetings are schedui- ed for this evening. The voters of the East Bristol district will meet at 'S o'clock in the Pine street school to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact any other business which may come before the meet ing.
 The legal voters Of the Sixth School District in Stafford will as- senhle in the school building on stafford avenue to elect officers. lay a tax, and 10 pass on any other husl- ness which may be presented. This meeting, in contrast with those held so far this week by the other dis frlcts promises considerable action and many verbal fireworks Alfred II. Talis, in an interview. stated that he would endeavor to have an auditing committee either elected or appointed to audit the district books. According to his statement, several public dances, sponsored by mem- bers Of the committee last winter. We're held in the schoolhouse and on one occasion tho sum of ten cents was turned into the district treasury. The proposed erection Of a school house west of Mine Brook will also be brought before the meeting by Mr, Tullis. he stated.
 Meetings in the Sixth District ol ways bring out practically every vot or in the district and many from different parts of the city "sit in" 10 listen 10 the bitter arguments of the two opposing factions. At the last meeting. many voters were un- able 10 crowd into the schoolrocm and as result there was much con. fusion in the halloting. The meetV ing tonight will start al s o'clock.
 School District Meeting
 To provide for any future needs. the voters of the third school district last night voted 10 purchase land at tho corner of Crown and Fern streets. This property. which is To. cated near the dividing line of tho sixth and twelfth school districts has frontage Of 200 feet and a depth or zoo feet. The price paid for the tract is sS.ooo.
 While the property acquired last night will probably not be used for at least two years. the rapid growth Of the section impelied the district committee to recommend action at this time. Many children living in the vicinity of Crown and Fern streets now have to walk long dis tance to attend the South Side school. It is possible that when a school is erected on the new site. an amalgamation of the third and 1:th districts will result.
 William A. Hayes, whose term as committeeman expired last night. was reelected for a term of three years Other officers were re.elect- ed as follows: C. V. Mason. clerk and treasurer: Thomas r. O'Brien and C. M. Woodford. auditors: Thomas Harrigan. tax collector.
 May Place Air Markers
 Air markers for the guidance of aNiators passing over Bristol may seen be placed in this city. accord Ing to a statement made Thursday by Louis A. Wheeler secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. These markers are paid for by advertisers. discs being placed at the bottom of the shaft for advertisements.
 The markers, which are similar to those located in New Britain and other cities, are es feet in height with an arrow l3 feet in length on top bearing the name of the city. These are visible to aviators 5000 feet away and can Do plainly seen from distance of 1000 feet direct ly above.
 While no definite decision has been reached as to the location of these markers, it is probable that one would be placed at some point along the Memorial boulevard. pro- vided the necessary permission was obtained from the city park depart