New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-10

day Ivy Vice Principal Douglas j.
Macdonald. and members to repre-
sent the various classes we're to be
elected today. The council, as set
forth In the preamble to its consti-
tuition. has been established Ito pro-
mote democracy in education. to fos-
ter spirit of mutual cooperation
and to establish pupil responsibility
and participation in the government
and control of the school,"
Its powers and activities will be
the following: Supervision OF all
pa ssing in the halls OF the school:
establishment OF regulations govern
ing the conduct OF pupils about the
school regulations and reviewing Of
the action OF the school authorities
as they pertain to student activities
and control: giving of general super
vision to all forms of student activi-
ties; and promotion of all worthy
objects for which the school was
esta hlished.
The council will consist OF 10
members. The senior class will have
four representatives. one of whom
is to be president of the council.
lille the junior class will elect two
members and each OF the other four
classes in senior and junior high
school will be entitled to one rep
resentative. The principal will be
an cx-officio member whose presence
will be necessary at all meetings.
Each June the council will elect its
president for the succeeding year.
The council will meet regularly on
the first Friday OF every month dur
ing which school is in session and
may also be called together for spe-
cial sessions at the discretion of the
principal. It will have power to
elaborate its organization by any
machinery it may see fit to set up.
may elect non-voting secretary not
of its own number, and may or
sanize committees or commissions of
the student body for any special
purpose. but will retain sole voting
power upon any findings.
Ss,ed Fur $50
Mr. and Mrs Frank Drzcwiecki of
Scot Swamp have been sued for $50
by the firm of Spiegel. May. Stern &
Co. Tho writ was issued by Attor-
ney Joseph r. O'Connc)l' and is re-
turnable before Justice NJ. Q. Ryder
1T 10 a. ri. on January -. DEPUTY
Sheriff r.. w. Fnrrcy has attached
la nd Of tho defendants.
Drzcwiecki is serving sentence
in Jail for violation OF the liquor
laws.
Basketball Tomorrow
Plainville high school will play
row night. when it goes to Terryville
to meet the high school of that town
in Western Connecticut Scholastic
I league contest. The following play
crs will make the trip with Coach
Caulfield: A. King. J. King. 'Kowale-
ski Gerkc. Wegncr. Gauthier. Buell..
Conlin. Hihbard and Widger.
White Exncsts Appointment
Robert II. White. rcpresentati> e
from Plainvillc in the general a.
sembly is expected Is be rcappoint-
i Cd a member Of the insurance COM
mittce Of the assembly. Mr., Whit"
served on this committee at the last
session. and as insurance is his bust
reappointment. He was also MEM
Der Of the committees or aviation
and human institutions two years
ago. hut whether or not he will again
serve on these is not known at
! present.
| Assemblyman and Mrs. White at
tended the govern S inaugural ball
at the Foot Guard armory in Hart
ford last night.
W.T. Circle 10 Elect
Washington Trumbull circle. Com
panions of the Forest. will hold a
regular meeting in Legion hall at S
o'clock tonight. The annual cleo
/ ton Of officers will be held. Every
member is requested to be present.
Not Employed Here
At the local post office today conf
plcte ingnorancc was expressed Of
the supposed fact that w. c. Owen.
employed by the cit of New Britain
as carcta!:er of the Wolcott reservoir,
was also a mail carrier in this town.
1t was allegedly for this reason that
Owen was dropped from the payroll
of the city yesterday. but it was said
at the post office here that he is not
employed by the postal department
in this town.
| Cong. Church Annual
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church will be held at $50
O'Clock this evening and will be pre-
coded by a supper at $3.50 o'clock.
Annual r." or:s of the church officers
will be read and officers for the conf
ing year elected. Az amendment to
the by-lawa. calling for representa-
tives Of the Woman's Federation and
Young Peoples society on the execu-
tive committee. will come up for ac-
ton.
Baptist Women Invited
The women of the Baptist church
I
ing of the Wonan's society of the
First Baptist church Of New Britain
in that city at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The meeting will be held
in the church chapel. Mrs. Charles
Rove Nickory OF Hartford, who
spent several years as n missionary
in 1ndin. will speak on 'Ran1abal."
Pytlaian Sisters Notes
Fythian Temple No. 20. F. s..
held a regular meeting in I. o. o.
r. hall last evening. On Wednesday
night. January Is. there will be a
Joint installation of the new officers
of the Knights Of Fythias and the
Pythian Sisters, conducted by the
deputies of both orders. Supper will
be served at $50 o'clock.