New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
School BUDGET IS
To BE- SUBMITTED
Increase Over Present Year Be-
Level Likely
GIRLS CLUB DESIRED
Request to Use Room In Old City
Hall For This Purpose Will lic
Taken Up at Tomorrow Nights
Meeting.

Meeting.
Estimates for the school year Of
1928 and 1929 will be presented by
the board of education at a meeting
of that body and the city council at
1880 o'clock tomorrow night. 1t is
expected that these estimates will
show considerabl bic increase over
the budget allowance of the present
year due to the fact that it will be
probably necessary to use the old
high school building !; t the corner Of
Center and Summer street to accom-
modate the freshman class in the
fall of next year. The budget next
year will also be increased by the
| fact that the Green-Hills school in
the 18th school district was opened
this fall. The city assumes one half
of the teachers wages and the dis
trict the other half.
The request to use the old town
hall on Main street for girls club
will also be acted upon at tomor-
tOW ulS III IINttllS' ~ tA'SSo''0
cation committee named by the
mayor. consisting Of Councilmen w.
! 4. Hough. W. A. Hayes and {. r.
! Anderson will submit rcrort.
Autos u Cash
Automobiles operated by Stanley
Szustka of unionville and Gustav
Brandt Of So West Washington
street. Fores,ville, were badly dam
aged shortly after 10 O'Clock last
night in a collision at the corner Of
Lewis street and Burlington avenue.
Both men appeared before the
prosecuting attorney today and
Brandt admitted responsibility for
the crash. A charge of reckless
driving was nolled on payment Of
costs.
Burglary Frustrated
An attempted burglary at the
home Of James Finnegan of Oakland
street was frustrated shortly before
midnight Sunday when occupants of
the house were aroused by the re-
moval of a screen on a downstairs
window. Policeman Keith and Doo-
Ian, who were sent to the scene from
headquarters, made a search but
failed to locate the miscreant.
A few weeks ago the Sandwich
Shoppe. owden by MIR. Finnegan was
entered and IS stolen.
Fined In Court
Stephen Fuslenko, SO Beech street
was fined $25 in police court today
by Judge William J. Malone on
charges OF breach Of the peace. in
toxication and assault. He was ar
rested Saturday afternoon on COM
plant of his wife who alleged that
he choked her. The IL year old
daughter of the couple was SO up
set by the brawl that the services
of doctor were acquired. The &C.
cused was in court for similar Of
lenses on May - and at that time
was fined s. and costs.
( Little Girl Injured
I, Winifred. the six year old daugh-
ter of Motorcycle Policeman and
.lrs. Edgar Norton of Burlington
avenue was slightly hurt shortly
after o'clock Sunday afternoon OH
North street when she was struck
by an automobile operated by H.
W. Richards of II Garden street,
Forestville. Richards was not held.
| Football Player Hurt
Philip Alexander, right halfbacls
of the Maple End football team
sustained a fracture OF mis- right
~ ca, off he, he
was tackled during game at Hef-
fernan field with the South Ends Of
Waterbury. He was taken to the
hospital where he is being attend
ed by d. Brennan.
Mrs. strong Dies
Mrs. Mary T.. Strong. so years
old. widow of the late Walter E
Strong of North Main street, died
Saturday at the Bristol hospital
from infirmities incident to old age
She had been resident of Bristol
for the past IS years. She is sur
vived by one brother silas Burgess
Of Lebanon. Conn. and a son-in-law
Edward Whitley of Bristol. The
funeral was held at . o'clock this
afternoon from the Methodist
church. Interment was in West
cemetery.
Injuries Prove Fatal
Eprean Afodorion. 80. died at the
hospital early today. He was a ma.
tive of Persia and came to this
country in 1913 where he first went
to live in New Britain. He had
been a resident Of Bristol for two
years. On July IS OF this yea,
while working at the Wallace
Barnes company he sustained a
back injury from which he never
recovered. II fs understood that an