New Britain herald., 1929-06-13
STAFFORD SCHOOL
 ACTION EXPECTED
Wort of Construction Thou9ht
 Likely to & ShrtM Soon
AUl0lST MAKES WHO0pEE
Awakens City With Horn But Pays For His FUn-BOy Run Down Isy Anto-liagles' Carnival Opcns To. uight-Chieg Belden Back.

night-Chief Beidea Back.
 Work on the new four-room schoolhouse in the stafford section of the city will be started within the next few days, it was intimated yes terdey when the contract was awarded.
 The new building is to be located on the north side of Pennington av- enue just east of Boardman street on land acquired several months a.,o from Frederick J. Hiltbraudt. The site is just opposite new tract now being sub-divided into home sites and is in the heart Of the district. The plans of the building, prepared by Harold A. Hayden. local archi- tect, provided for an additional four rooms when needed.
 The awarding of the contract ends a long controversy in the district and will make provision for the educa- tional needs of the large increase in the school enrolment. The old school building has but two rooms and during the past year has been overcrowded.
 Golf Match
 Members of the Pequabuc Golf club team played return match this afternoon with the Mattatuck Country club at Waterbury. Last week the local team scored a de- cisive win over the Waterbury play CTS.
 Hartford Contractor Fined
 Richard Holmes. Hartford con- tractor. was fined S100 and costs in the city court this morning on a charge of opei ating an automobile while under the influence of liquor, but S75 of the fine was later e. mitted by Judge William J. Malone.
 Holmes was arrested shortly after ? o'clock this morning on North Main street by Policemen James Keith and John Bachman after he had proceeded up and down the thorouShfare with his horn blowing. When taken into custody it is under stood he informed the officers that he had called at a house in the northern section of the city and purchased drink.
 Boy Struck By Automobile
 George Day, 10. of 262 Park street was painfully injured yesterday aft- ernoon when he was struck on Park street by an automobile operated by A. K. Spiccaci of .4 High street. According to the testimony of wit- nesses. tho boy ran backwards into the street to retrieve ball thrown by one of his playmates. Spiccaci took the youth to the Bristol hospi- tai. where X-rays will be taken to- day to determine the exact extent Y his injuries. The driver was held on a technical charge of reckless driv- ing. and this morning his case was continued indefinitely. by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich to await the outcome of the boys injuries.
 Park street has been the scene of numerous accidents, due to a great extent of the large number of school children crossing the street and the large amont of automobile traffic between tfis city and Terryvil.e. Protection is afforded during the noon hour and at the close of the afternoon school session by a rno- torcycle policeman. The majority ~f the accidents have occurred. how ever at other times during the day.
 F. Of A. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Court Ever Welcome. Foresters of Amerl- ca. will be held at s o'clock this eve- ming in Red Mems hall.
 Eagles Carnival The annual four-night carnival of Bell City aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles. will open with . short parade of members this evening. The car nival is to be held on the grounds Of the Eagles home at hestnut and West st! eets.
 Birth of Son
 A son has been born at the Bris- tol hospital to MT. and Mrs. Adolph Selnau of ?? Hull street.
 Police Chief Returns
 Chief Ernest T. Belden. who has been attending the convention of the International Police Chiefs associa- ton in Atlanta, Georgia. for the past ten days has returned. Tho trip both ways was made by automobile Stops were made in Washington ard Atlantic City.
 A "house of art" will be estab- llshed in Montevideo. UraRuay, in