New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
Bristol News
WN.J. BU|| } SCHOOL. IN SIXTH DISTRICT
Voters to Mett February iS to
 Har Committee Report


 Atar Committee Report SCENE OF BITTER ROWS State Officers to Address Disabi.~i War Veterans - Dedication 0f
 Boys Ciub-BrtstoI H. S. Trounccs
 Mancl,eeter At Basketball.
 More adequate school facilities may soon be available for the chill dren residing in the sixth school dis trict. A special meeting of the voters has been called for Wcdncs- day evening. February 1S, when the building committee. appointed sev- eral months ago, will report on the proposed acquisition Of q site for a tees recommendations are accepted. it is probable that work on the new building will be started in the spring so that 1t will be ready for occu- pancy at the opening of the fall term.
 The sixth district schoolhouse on Stafford avenue has been the scene of many bitter contests during the past few years between two factions. one headed by Alfred H. Tallis and the other by Howard Dutton and Ashley Bishop. Bishop moved from the district several months ago but the spirit of cooperation is still lacking and a recurrence of hostili- ties is anticipated at the meeting next Wednesday.
 The trouble originally started when Tallis endearored to secure an accounting of the receipts of public dances in the school sponsored by Dutton and Bishop. After several months effort. an auditing commit tee was appointed but no report has ever been made by that committee at q meeting of the voters.
 The Stafford section has grown rapidly during the past two years and school officials believe that ad- ditional facilities will be required when the fall term openh It has been suggcsted that a new school be erected west Of Mine Brook and . site in that location may be recom- mcrded by the building committee at the special meeting.
 Gustavc A. Zcttervall
 Gustave A. ZettervalI. 34. Of Douglass road. Torestvillc. died at II o'clock Thursday night at the Isolation hospital. Hartford. follow ing a ten days illness with influenza and spinal meningitis.
 Mr. Zcttervall was born in Swed- ei. the son Of August and Caroline Zettervall. He came 10 this country IT years ago and for the past five years had resided in Forestville. For four and one-haH years he had been employed by the New Britain Machine Co. but for several month, prior 10 his illness, he was connect ed with the Heatbatch Corporation Of Springfield. He was q member of Franklin lodge, A. F. and A. M.. of this city.
 Surviving are his wife: three chil- dren. Helga. Bernard and Evelyn Zettervall: all Of Forestville: his father and three sisters in Sweden: and an uncle. Arvid Levine of Tor rington.
 The funeral will be held at .:S0 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the German Lutheran church in Tor rlngton. Rev. Otto Feibenstriecker will ofticiate and burial. in charge of Undertaken William Gleason. will be in Hillside cemetery, Tor rington.
 St. Jotn's Mission Tomorrow. QuinquaEesima Sum day. at St. Johns Episcopal Mis- sion. Holy Communion will be cele- brated at the s:15 |. m. service. Rev. George Gilbert Of Middletown, well known for his work in the rural churches in southern New England. will assist Rev. L. E. Frye.
 At 10:10 a. m.. Rev. Mir. Gilbert will bless the mite boxes for the children's Lenten offerings and dis tribute them to members of the church school, which will open at 10:15.
 On shrove Tuesday. February 1c. members of Dorcas chapter will serve a hash and pancake supper. During the evening Bishop Acheson will deliver . short address in the parish room.
 Dorcas chapter will meet at 2:3O p. m. Tuesday and at 1880 p. m. the same day a meeting of the senior group Of the Girls Friendly society will be held in the parish house.
 Dedication Plans Progressing
 The program for the dedication Of the new Boys Club building on Laurel street next Tuesday evening is practically completed. An an- nouncement to this effect was made at . meeting of the publicity com- mittee in the Endec Inn at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon.
 The invocation prayer will be off, fered by Rev. William P. I.aflin, pastor Of St. Joseph's R. C. church.