New Britain herald., 1929-08-29
OLD HIGH SCHOOL
 ID BE USED AGAIN
Summer Street Building Will
 House Freshman Class
STAFFORD DIST. DELAY
Woman Struck By Auto Has Frac- turcd Arm-Auto Reported Stclcn Taken By Dealcr-Agcd Wander CT Is Guest of Police.

CT IS 'uCSt pl I oli1I.
 With the opening of the school fall term next Wednesday. Septem- her i, the old high school building at the corner of Summer and Gen. ter streets will be utilized once more for the accommodation of the freshman class. All freshman pu- pills who were i'll the grammar grades last year, with the exception of those who are taking the CO., | operative industrial course. will re- 1 port at the Summer street building. School in this building will start at S:20 a. m.
 i The three upper classes, all fresh men who attended the high school | last year and failed of promotion to i the sophomore class, and tine fresh l men of the cooperative industrial 1 class will report at the senior hI2h 1 school on the Memorial boulevard. i The morning session in the senior nigh will begin -at S:17 o'clock, the ] same as last year.
 Since tine completion of the new ! high school on tine Memorial boulc- ward some nine years ago, the old high school building has been used ! only for the health school classes ! With the rapid growth of the city i however. and the subsequent in crease in the high school enroll llent, the board of edIcatiou decid- rd that this year it would be nccvs. sary to use the old building on Sum
 Her street for the incoming fresh man class. During the summer months the building has been placed m good repair and everything vii be in readiness to receive pupils or inc opening day next week. Will liam A. CoWle, Jr., a member of tn, high school faculty for the past sev cru years, has been appointed prin cipal of the freshman high school.
 Grammar Scaools Ready
 All of the grammar schools, witt 'he exception Of the Stafford averu, school, will have ample room to ac comnodate the anticipated large in crease in pupil enrolment. At tn, John J. Jennings school on Burlng ion avenue the large eight room ad dltion is practically completed an, Will be available for use on tn
 opening day, September f
 For the past few years, due {, lack Of facilities at the Jenning school, it has been necessary to sen, approximately 100 youngsters to tn ! Federal Hill school. This has re 7 suited in some slight congestion a
 the latter school and has also rN } posed children to the hazard c . crossing a grade crossing as well a
 rartGington avenue, one of the bus , jest thorcughfares in the city. Tn new addition will provide ample ia , tilitieS, it is believed, for the neX
 ten years.
 Stalord SchCol Held Up For some unexplained reason, th
 erection of the proposed new four room schoolhouse in the Staffor, district has been held up and it vii probably not be ready for use unti . carly next year. The district an, building committees were author . ized by the voters several month ago to solicit bids and award th contract but up to the present tim ; no action has been taken. Alfry
 II. Ta!liS, who has taken an acty interest in the alI .irs of the distric
 for years, stated recently that h understood the delay in startin construction was due to the faa
 that revised plans had never be- , submitted by the architect employo ny the district.
 The present school facilities in tl,
 Stafford district are entirely made
 qnate for the large enrolment . , pupils and the lack of property ac
 contradictions has, in the opinion C
 real estate men, retarded buildin
 activities in that section It is prot
 able, however, that work on tn I rcw bNiiding will te started withi the next month and will be com Dletcd early next year.
 Woman Struck By Auto
 Mrs. Rose Gordon of Ccnlo I street sustained a fracture of hc
 arm late last evening when sh
 was struck near the corner of Mapl $ and Judd streets by an automobi' r operated by William Cunningham ( t. 1So Woodland street She was rG
 moved to the Bristol hospital whrr
 the fracture was reduced by Dr. I
 D. Brennan.
 Mir. Cunningham, who rcporte { the accident to the police. state e that he was making the turn int . Judd street frcm Maple stre' - whom Mrs. Gordon walked direct q in front of his car. He was r, . held
 O Wa%ucr'S Car "Found"