New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
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 It is probable that a single session plan will be adopted at the school i'll the fall, although members Of the school board and the superin- tcndent of schools are much oppos- ed to it. The addition to the school cannot be completed in time for the opening of the fall session and it will be necessary to devise some method of caring for the additional pupils. Final action on one session possible moment, in an effort to de- Nelop some plan whereby the pupils may be kept in the school the en- ti"e day.
 Court Tonight
 Several cases will be heard in the Berlin town court tonight as the re- suit of arrests made during the past week by local and state police. The state police have been operating the scales in the southern part of the town for the past few days and have arrested several drivers who have been operating trucks with over loads.
 Despite the heavy traffic last sunday there were no arrests ar smashups. This is unusual for the town, although this year there have been fewer accidents than in the past. due to the fact that there ar4 more police on the state highway than last year.
 Visiting in Town
 Mrs. William Lcacon of Nashville Tenn, is visiting her father, William II. Webster of Berlin. Mr, Deacon and their two children are expected to arrive this week from Pennsyl- Nania.
 ManSlaughter Case Dropped
 John Murray of kensington Was discharged last night from charge of criminal negligence in connection with the death of Miss Mary Shecko- sky 19, of Cromwell, who died IS the result Of injuries received when the car in which she was riding turned over near the Old Saybrook depot on June B. The case was heard in the Saybrook court.
 Murray. the driver Of the car. claimed that a tire blew out and caused the car to swcrvo. going off thc road and turning over. Murray was not injured, but the girl died about five hours later.
 State Policeman Treiber Of the Centerhrook harricks irNc9'' 'ni tn" accident and made tho arrest.
 Murray was engaged 10 the Crom- well girl.
 Carnival in KensinSton
 Tho carnival that arrived in town Sunday attracted a large attendance last night in the first performance of the week. It will remain for the rest of tho week. About 300 cars were at the grounds last night and officials of the show expect that there will be large crowds during the week. The tents are on the Willow Brook lot near the New Brit ain line.
 A special town meeting will - held on Thursday night for the pur- pose of voting additional sums to the health officer of the town and additional funds for the maintenance Cf the outside poor and for the pur- pose of authorizing the srleCtmer to sell the old Blue Hills school prop crty.
 Several offers have been received since it became known that the property was for sale One man wanted to exchange property To- cated near the center of the town for tho school and lot He stated that his property could be used for fire station if it were so voted Another otfe" is that of man who wants to build summer home on the property providing the town rill dram tn" land to take care of the Wat0r that collects after each ra.n storm. MT. Stevens from whom tha property was nurchasod, is willing to huy tho lan1 hack. it is understood. TNc school hrldirg was built Q, ,r ''' li"". which u-ae r"~mittod hy ,N" "Ai0'"i"'~ owrcrs at tho timc ff tN" "'' hri'ding iq uu""h"cod o.'I 'e"d # v'lr he ,,r.,,...,.,.,. for tr,a now oW '0 r'o,o t',,. ,."',ocl 4 few feet so it will be on the lot.