New Britain herald., 1929-05-15
News
JUNIOR PROMENADE
 PLANS COMPLETED.
MBh School Social Event to Be
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COURT SESSION

School Calendar for 1888. 1880 is
 Announced-Local Woman Loses
 Suit Against Bristol Concern
 Bowling Scores-Interesting Items
 The junior promenade at the Plainville high school will be held on Wednesday evening. May 2s. &C., cording to an announcement made at the school today. This event is one of the outstanding social events of the school year and. according to present plans and preparations. this years prom promises to surpass all others.
 The junior class has invited the following to act as patrons and pa- tronesses on this occasion: superin- tendent of Schools and Mrs. Leon c. Sta pies, MT. and Mrs. Howard Smith. Joseph T. Mccarthy and Miss Cath erine Mccarthy. MT. and Mrs. Ed ward T. Rrastow. Douglas s. Mac Donald, Miss Cora Hopkins. J. Wen- dell Yeo. and Miss Helen V. Barrett. Ticket reservations may be made with Miss Betty Jewett.
 School Calendar
 The school calendar for the year 1s:s-ls30 which was approved by the school committee last week wal announced today. It is as follows:
 Fall term. school opens septem- Der {. 1919. and closes December 20, 1879.
 Winter term, opens January 2, 1880. and closes February .1, 1880. Middle term, opens March ,. 1850. and closes April IT. 1850.
 Spring term, opens April 2s. 1880, and closes June 20, 1s3o.
 The schools will be closed on the following days: October $, conven- tion: October 12. Columbus Day; wis iting day; Thanksgiving. November :s. 2s: and Memorial Day. Played By Judge William Vicinus of East street was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Merritt o. Ryder last evening to answer to a charge of breach of the peace. According 10 testimony presented in court. there has been considerable turmoil and strife in the Vicinus home for q long time because of a strange code of home ethics which Vicinus insisted his wife and daughter carry out.
 He was notified to be in court on warrant which charged he cre- ated a disturbance at his home on May l2. His wife and 1S-year-old daughter testified against him. Justice M. o. Ryder told the of- fender that what he needed is . l"wife who can mop up the floor with you.' He said that Vicinui displayed a temper which would not be expected from . child: He sen fenced Vicinus to 30 days in Jail and suspended execution of the penalty with . warning that another c6ense will mean . term in jail. Ordered to Support Family Joseph Pavano of Shuttle Mea- dow road was ordered by Justice of the Peace Merritt o. Ryder in court last evening to pay his family SIS a week for 2s weeks and to furnish bond of $500 to carry out the court provisions. He was charged with non-support on q warrant is- sued by Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon.
 A 20-year-old daughter and . IT, year-old son testified that they were the sole support of their mother and five children. The daughter said her father gives nothing into the house. other than buying food.
 Pavano was unable to furnish the $500 bond and was removed to the Hartford county jail this morning by Constable George Schubert. Campaign Showing Success
 First Selectman James Simpson stated today that the cleanup cam paign which is being staged this week has proven very successful 70 far. The people of the town have responded nobly to the request of the Chamber of Commerce and MT. Simpson to help beautify the town by