New Britain herald., 1929-06-18

Y. w. HebreW association of Soesa9- field.
 Carl Porter Shirley, acting prinsl. pal of the John J. Jennings school for the past tive terms and whs hes also resigned. was prsasntsA with . leather purse by Principal ThotIeAs H. Patterson of the Federal Hul school on behalf of the associatita.
 Women Teachers' Entertatned
 Mrs. William J. Malone ef Bsl)e- vue avenue entertained the women teachers of the Federal Hill scheel at the Chippanee Country club leat evening. \ luncheon was served and a social time enjoyed.
 Case Nolled
 A charge of reckless drivtAg against Dr. William C. Denfine ef sss Main street. Hartford. was nolled this morning by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Edward J. Quinlan.
 Dr. DeminS was arrested Sunday evening on Terryville road by Ser geant Jeglinski.
 Joint Board Meetiae A joint board meeting of the board of education and the city council will be held at 7:3O o'clock this sve- ming in the city council chambAr. The meeting is held simply to con- form with the provisions of the city charter and there will be few. if any. changes from the. original scheel estimates submitted by the board of education last February. according to statement made by Mayor ". Raymond Crumb this morning. No other business will be transacted. Child Struck by Auto
 Evelyn stumpp. eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stumpp of Burlington avenue, was painfully injured shortly afters 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon when she was struck near her home by an automobile operated by Louis J. Jenney of 67 Cypress street. She was removed to the Bristol hospital, where it was found that her left arm had been fractured and she was con- siderably bruised. Her condition was reported as favorable this morning by hospital authorities.
 The investigation conducted by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns inclined him to the belief that one wheel of the automobile had passed over the child's arm. Jenney inform ed the police that the child had been playing on a lawn and then sudden , ly dashed into the street directly in the path of his car. He turned out sharply to avoid hitting her but was unsuccessful in the attempt }3
 Following g hearing this morning before Assistant Prosecuting At torney Edwasd J. Quinlan. the case against Jenney. who Is charged with reckless driving, was continued until July 30, at which time it is believed the child will be able to appear.
 Board Meetings
 A meeting of the city playground commission will be held at ' o'clock tomorrow evening in the city court room. At that time definite plans for the summer playground season will be outlined by Super visor Carl Penny.
 At 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening the park board will hold its regular monthly meeting.
 Reynolds School Claas Night
 The annual class night exercises of the Sarah E. Reynolds school in Forestville were held last evening in the kindergarten rooms. A banquet preceded the program. which was attended by Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche and teachers of both the Reynolds school and the Green-Hills school, both of which are located in the 18th district.
 John Kaicher. president of the graduating class, announced the pro- gram, and the address of welcome vas delivered by Vice President Stanley Nelson. Several songs were sung by the class and there were piano solos by Ruby Gorenson. violin solos by Clara Norton; class alpha bet by Marion Towle: prophecy by Mary Ryan and Elsie Buynovsky: recitation by Catherine Miahalko: poem by Edna Dave; class will by Edwin D'Agostino: and presentations by Laura Yale and Walter Ehb. There are o7 members in this years . graduating class 'F
 Grcen-Hills School Class Night
 The Green-Hills school, located on Pine street in the Forestville sec- ton of the city, will hold its firat class night exercises this evening. The school was completed last Sep- tcmber a few days before the open ing of the fall term.
 Fireworks Display "
 A large fireworks display will be held at Muzzy field on Friday eve ming, Caretaker Tony Raffaniello has announced. .'' About $2,00O worth of various kinds of pyrotechnics will be includ- ed in the exhibition. The display will be put on by two competitive fireworks companies for a cash priSe. | Water Board Meeting
 The June meeting of the board of water commissioners will be held in the water department offices on Riverside avenue at o'clock this evening.
 Gas Station Hearing
 A hearing on the application of Herbert M. Evans for an approval certificate for a gasoline station with three pumps to be located at l02 Wolcott stre { will be held in the city council chamber at . a. m, Thursday. June 27. Mayor w. Ray mond Crumb will preside.
 Requiem Masses
 A nontr's mind high mass of re. luiem will be celebrated 1t St. 10. (Continued on Page 14.)
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