New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
News
NEW SCHOOL PLANT
 WEARS COMPLETION
Final Touches Being Made to
 Interior Of Building
FALL OPENING PLANNED

Mrs. Julia Daniulewicz Claimed By Death Henncry Raided By Thieves - Vacation School to Close This Week.
 Superintendent of Schools Leon C. Staples stated today that work on the new s95,000 addition to the Linden street school is rapidly near ing completion and that undoubtod- ly the new building would be ready for occupancy at the opening of the fall term of school early ill September.
 According 10 Mr. Staples. prac- tically 95 per cent of the construc- tion work has been completed. With three more weeks in which to make the final touches to the in- terior of the building, the suparin. tendcnt is confident that the struc- ! ture will be ready for occupancy 1t the opening of the schools.
 All of the floors in the new build | ing have been laid and at tFe pres ent time work is being started on the installment of linoleum. With the opening of the new addition, the school accomm odations situa. tion in Plainvillc will be greatly re- lieved. The new structure is mod crn in all details and will be com pletely outfitted with up-to- date working materials. The construc- tion company in charge of the ersc- ton of the building was blessed by good weather throughout the sum mer. which enabled it to keep work on the structure moving along at a steady pace.
 Building Inspector AXel Johnson stated that he regarded the now building as good piece of work and that he was we'll pleased with the modern conveniences that will be offered to the school children in the new structure.
 Corn Is Injured What is thought to have been a European corn borer was discover ed on the property of John Wood- ford at 62 East Main street yester- day. Mir. Woodford. who was look ing over corn in his truck garden, came across an ear which had been eaten by some sort of creature which he could not identify. ,'
 The thing resembled a caterpillar but instead of being a dirty white. as corn borers usually are, Mir. Woodford stated that it was more of a brown. It had started at the bot tom of the ear and had eaten a row of kernels clear to the top.
 MT. Woodford destroyed the in sect. bug. animal. reptile, ,''critter," or whatever it is-or was.
 To Close School
 The Daily Vacation school con- ducted at the A. M. E. Zion church for the past three weeks under the supervision of Miss Adeline Woods, principal of the Riverside school in Burlington, will be brought to a close this week.
 This evening from 7:3O to 8 o'clock there will be an exhibition Of the work done by the pupils. The exhibit by the primary department under the direction of Miss Laura Naaman and Miss Shirley Banks will | consist of paper mats. beads. de- | signed paper plates and scrap books. | That of the girls junior group will | consist of curtain tie-backs, bean | bags and beaded flowers. The boys junior group work will consist of | vases. cookie boxes, nail boxes and | waste paper baskets.
 At least three articles have been | made by each pupil. One is for , friend, one is to be sold by the ! school. and the other is for the pu pil himself.
 After friends have examined the { exhibits. the school will sing a group | of Negro spirituals. giving an eXpla- i nation of each. The primary de- partment will entertain with story | telling. drills and songs
 Aside from construction work. re- Ii gious work and instruction has been | taught by Rev. A. A, Perry and Miss Woods.
 Mrs. Julia DaniulcWiCz
 Mrs. Julia DaniulewicZ 29 of i Sharp's crossing. died last evening at the New Britain General hospital, | where she had been ill for the past | few days. She came to this country 1 from Russia l6 years ago and had | lived since that time in Plainville.