New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-27

NJ ttii nus jtsiis lHCluu1O ~ lu0
hndge, and The amounts are ~ foi-
lows: Teachers salaries, sec, secs
teAt books. SS0e, stationery and
supplies, $1,000; office expense.
s4oa: wages of Janitors. $4,000: re-
pairs. $500; insurance. $1.00o:,
health promotion and supplies.
$1,000; new grounds, $1,000: new
equipment, $1,000; payments on
principal and interest. $4,000:
salary and expense of district Off
GERS, $3.50: sundry. 500.
Will Relieve Congestion
The new addition will relieve Z
congestion of the class rooms in the
school ind viii also eliminate tho
necessity o. assigning children liv-
ing III the Burlington avenue section
to the Federal Hill school. For the
past two years, due TO Inadequate
facilities at The Jennings school, q
large number Of pupils have been
Federal Hill. This ar
rangement necessitated children
passing over Doolittle's railroad
crossing, Who're many accidents have
occurred during the past several
years.
Jeelinski On Goose Hunt
Sergeant Henry Jeglinski OF the
local police department. whose ac-
tlVities as head of the liquor squad
arc Well known to bootleggers, went
goose hunting today. The hunt was
NOT a wild ponca cbaca b,,t ra4bar a
tame one, as the bird involved was
the property of Mrs. Andrew Skel-
Shey OF Stea"ns street. The goose,
apparently firing of a cracked corn
diet, left home Tuesday morning IN
a foraslng trip and failed to return
to its nest last night.
4 peculiar angle Of the case is the
TACT that the goose was seen early
Tuesday afternoon by Sergeant Jee-
linski who spotted it in the conf
pany of four boys. Upon being
questioned, the youngsters informed
the officer that they had found the
bird i'll the woods and We're simply
taking it back to civilization. The
sergeant anticipated no difficulty in
returning the gone" goose to its
owner before nightfall.
Parent Teacher Meeting
A meeting of the john J, Jennings
School Parent-Teacher association
will be held at O'Clock this evening
in the schoolhouse on Burlington
avenue. Ollie Robertson of Plainville
will render d Scotch character pro-
gram. Music during the evening will
be furnished by the Grammar school
orchestra.
Penitential Service
A pcnitential service will be held
at $50 o'clock this evening at st.
Johns Episcopal chapel. Forestville.
Rev. Lincoln Frye will deliver the
sermon.
City Board Meetings
A meeting of the city planning
commission will be held at O'Clock
this afternoon in the court room.
At 7 o'clock this evening the
meeting OF the city play
ground com mission will take place.
The appointment of a playground
and assistants will be dis
cussed although it is probable that
no action will be taken at tonight's
session.
Holiday Observance
Good Friday, March 20, will be
generally observed as holiday
throughout the city. The schools,
banks, public library, city and pro-
fessional offices, stores and barber
shops will be closed all day.
The majority of the factories in
the city will close for one day only.
The New Departure Manufacturing
company and the L. Ingra ham COM
pany will close on Thursday night
and reopen Monday morning, April
Postmaster Frank S. Merrill has
announced that on Friday there will
be but one delivery by the city car
riers. The stamp window will re-
main open until noon and the money
order department will be open from
s a. m. to . noon. Mails will be re-
ceiyed and dispatched as usual, the
last mail closing at 1880 p. m.
Case Nolletl
A charge of violating traffic or
dinance against Donald McDonough
Of % Broad street, Plainville, was
nolled this morning by Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Robert j.
Stack. Donald McDonough was
summoned TO appear at headquar-
tiers in information furnished by
woman pedestrian, who informed the
police that the Plainville man had
passed a red light at the corner of
North Main and Race streets.
Presented With Watches
Members of the Bristol high
school basketball team We're pre-
scented with watches by the Rotary
club at a dinner served Tuesday
noon at the Boys club. Short talks
were given by superintendent OF
Schools Kari A. Reiche, Coach Tom
my Monahan, Principal Henry Il.
Tottle and Faculty Director Samuel
JosoloWitz. George S. Beach. presi-
dent OF the Rotary club, presided.
Civ nor cont of tho wo~1dts nopD