New Britain herald., 1929-07-08
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 UndergOes Operation


 Mrs. Arthur Crandall of Berlin underwent an operation at the New Britain General hospital today as the result of being struck by a New Engalnd bus few weeks ago. She received severe injuries to her back when she was hit and knocked down The driver of the bus is held on a charge of reckless driving and will be tried in the town court as soon as Mrs. Crandall is able to leave the hospital
 Arrested For Theft
 George Majewsky, 31, of Kensing- ton was arrested in New Britain early yesterday morning, charged with attempting to enter a store al 154 East Main street, New Britain He was released from the state pris- on at Wethersfeld about a month ago. Several times since his re. lease he has been in trouble with the Berlin police. The last time, Of ficer Frank Brown of Berlin was called to the house where he lives and found that he had wanted tc dance with one of the girls at the house and had threatened to shoot her when she had refused. He was not there when the officer arrived but the next day he, returned and was peaceable, so no arrest was made, In New Britain police court this morning he was bound over tC superior court.
 Moves to East Hartford Enrico Pola of Kensnston has i moved 10 East Hartford, where ha I will make his home in the future. Il was understood that he had pur, chased hrickyard in East Wind. sor Mir. Pola was for long tim. employed as manager of the R. D Clarke hrickyards in Berlin. 1 To Teach at Chaffee Miss Marjorie Galpin. daughter q 1 Prof. and Mrs. Stanley l.. Galpin o' | Berlin, will teach at the Chaffet school in Windsor this fall. She vii be instructor in English and French | Miss Galpin is a graduate of Vel lesley college and has completed : year of snecial study of Fren"H abroad. Her parents are in Europe at the present time. Miss Galpn will spend the summer in Wyoming
 Finance Board Meeting The finance board plans to mee i tomorrow night at the town hall ir an effort to reach some conclusion on the matter Of an addition to re, lieve the crowded conditions at thC kensington gramm' school. Tn, meeting that was to have been hell last Friday night could not be held as there were not enough member, of the school board present. II i! hoped that they will be there to- morrow night. as the members o the finance board feel that the mat ter should be decided in order thu work may be started at once. It i necessary that the sewage disposa plant at the school be installed T once to meet with the requirements of the state board of education.
 This project of the sewage disposl plant was a separate item in thu plan of the school board as it wa! presented to the finance board T the first of the series of meetings At that time 1t asked that tn, amount of s1o.oOO be approved k; that work could be started at once It will be necessary to do rush worl on the job now as the summer va | cation is well under way and th, work must be completed by tn opening of the school term in th' fall.
 Notes
 Miss Adele Bassett and Miss Mar jorie Moore of Kensinston arr spending the summer in Nova Sco tia.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Porter 0 kcnsington are spending the sum mer at Martha's Vineyard.
 Mrs. Paul Baker is at Martha Vineyard. She will spend two week there before returning to Ken5ing ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Young 0 Springfield and their son were tn guests of Mrs. George Griffith o kensington over the weekend.
 William Brown of Kensington re turned from a trip to Canada thi morning. He was zone about week. He was accompanied by tw friends from Kensington. The part