New Britain herald., 1929-11-07
TRIO WHO TARRED
 AUTO GIVEN FINES
JaniCk and Joseph Brothers Are
 Assessed S100 Apiece
NEW H. s. IS DISCUSSED
consideration Given several S.tcs- Excited Autoi>t Nr.lcct- Markers -Jo>cph TCtrault nicS-H. \. to Close Ncason-Bri>tol Items.

John JaniCk Of stafford avenue and Robert Joseph Of Jerome ay- chue were arrai2ucd m court this morning on charges Of breach of the peace and Wilful destruction to private property and were fined $lVt and costs each. A bond Of &I000 in each case was set in case tho men desired an appeal.
 Tho three man were arrested on Halloween night after they had painted tho rear of an automobile owned by John Hichwa Of Stafford avenue with q coat Of tar and had removed several street signs from their places on Pennington avenue The signs, torn from the property Of Joseph T. Donoran land dcvcl- opcr. contained street markings and were set I'D on the property recent ly developed by Mr, Donovan.
 Attorney l.. j, Colon Of New Brit ain represented John Janick
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Robert fEarbcrt, charged with reckless driving. was fined s95 and costs with Sl5 remittcd Harbort was implicated in an accident at the Jacob and Addison street intcrscc- ton several days aso.
 Prosecutor Anthony !. Eich pre- sontcd the cases and Judge William ]. Malone was on the bench
 At a meeting Of the board Of education held last night. discus sion arose as to the adylsability of i proIIdiog additional facilities for pupils at the local hiGh school An investigation will be conducted by the board as 10 the school popula- ] ton of q rev high school building submitted at the noAt meeting. Tentative sites for the construc- i ton Of nc whieh school building ; were discussed by several Of the members but nothing of any definite i nature was decided
 | The board wishes 10 consider l every angle Of the situation hcfore dolving into the plan further A recommendation for the additional facilities will be made at next joint 1 meeting Of the board Of education and tho city council members If : is generally thought that new class l ;ooms or an altogether new build ing may be necessary within a short time.
 A report was submitted by Su- perintendent Of Schools Karl A.. Roiche and approved The report covered the various bills and OK penditures for new safe at the freshman high school.
 The senior high school may also undergo a program Of improve mcnts, according 10 board officials ] Woman Bitten By Dog
 Dr. Benjamin E. Robbins treated woman yesterday who claimed that a small dog which had just been struck by an automobile had bitten her severely. The woman. who refused to give her name had attempted to pick up the animal after it had been struck by a car al Nain and School streets. when the dog snapped at her and left several teeth marks on her right hand. The driver Of the car took the dog 10 it's owner.
 Improper Registration Again John KuskowsN of Allen street was arrested by Officer James Burns yesterday for driving without reg istration plates and notified to sp- pear in police court this morning,
 KuskowsIi had just bought the car and was slightly oNer-anHious to drive it. He did drive il. hut not far.
 LN brousht into court tomorrow morning.
 Joseph Tctrault Joseph Tctrault, G7. of loS Circle street. ForestlilIo, died at the Rris- tol hospital lato yesterday afternoon following a short illness,
 Nr Tctrault was born in Bur,ng- ton, Nt.. and camo 10 this city four years ago after he had spent the greater part of his life in his native village He was employed. while liv- in- here with his son, Henry Te- trault of Walnut street, builder
 He is survived by a Nifc; four sons. Robert Tctrault of New Lon den, Valmorc and Henrr Tetrau!t Of this city. and Emil Tttrault Of Boston; four daughters, Miss Helen Tetrault of Bristol and Sister St. F.enry, Sister St. Rose ot Niterbe and Sister Joan Of Are. all Of St. Josephs convent, St. Hyacinthe, Canada: two brothers Rev. J. R. re- trault of Montreal and octave Te- trault Of Worcester, Mass. a sister,