New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
$G71.HG. Total, $134G37.
 Part Time Teacher Recommended

s. 3G71.HG. Total, S1349.37.
 Part Time Teacher Recommended
 Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. j;elche called the attention Of the board to the need of additional as sistance in the home economics and manual training departments, due to the fact that there are now 131a hours of work in each of these de- partmcnts without teachers for in- struction Upon the recommenda- lion Of the special teachers com- mittec, q part time teacher will be secured at once.
 FuIaei.i Memorial Day
 \ letter Was read by Secretary Karl A. ReIcbe from Mayor W. . Raymond Crumb expressing the . recommendation of the city council that Friday. October II. be observed as Hrigadter General Casimir Pull asN Memorial bay and that speak, CTS 5o included in the program. Mr. t;ftche WAS Instructed to notify Mayor Ceunb that his wishes in this respect will be carried out. -.
 Voluntary inocu!ati0n . Judge Newell Jennings. chairman l of the hoard Of education, Dr. A. s. i irarAott. school physician, and Dr. E F. Robbins. health officer were appointed a committee by the board i Of education 10 arrange for con- timing the program and campaign . lor voluntary iuocu'ation against dinhtheria, The work will begin somn ume in October
 Water Dcnt. House Destroyed
 The old Gri3l5y homestead owned hy tho Bristol water department and located on lend adjoining one Of tho c.ty's reservoirs in the town. ot llar"i0ton, WAS destroyed by fire "odnosdoy afternoon. The house, which contained ten rooms and which WAS occupied ny Mrs. Rose GranUjs uae purchased two years ago hg tha local water department from John noTcun&. --
 The T"rYyil]a lire department re- spondo1 10 tha summons for help nut WIS delayed reaching the scene hecagsr the original information furnished Was incorrect. Upon ar- r rival ta" fire had gained consider able hrajWay and inadequate water facilities proved another handicap. Ii ls b,l.cvcd that the fire started from a defective chimney. The loss is placed ut approximately $5.00o.
 Youth I."M By New York Police
 Word waa received by the local police Inst cyeniug from the New York police authorities that Chester''. \ono&hi of 159 Lake avenue is being held al the ChiIdren's Home so- r.e,y in that city, The parents of tha hoy We're notified and he will >t br brought back to Bristol today.
 The youth. according to informa- ton ayajlable left home early in inc wc' k but his ahence had not been reported 10 inc local depart mrnt
 Eut"n By Dogs
 Two persons Were bitten by dogs . Wolr"slay afternoon. according to information furnished Dr. E. B. - Robbins, health officer Mae Mur- phT w@s attacked on Goodwin street, and Waiter Werner of Kelley street Was bitten near his home Neither Waa badly injured.
 Both cases were turned over to Dog Warden Thomas Ryan and he is conducting an inNcstigation.
 Funeral of Mrs. Michele Porto
 The funeral Of Mrs. Michele Porto of Sl Memorial boulevard. was held 1T 9 o'clock this morning at St. Anthony's church. Rev L. Bec- -.l rariS celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the new '''' &l. Joaph'a cemetery.
 New tIatcn Ggays Outing --~
 The 113lh anniversary of the New Haven Grays will hc observed with "n ontin@ at Lake >Comnounce to- morrow. \ barbecue dinner will be #7 served carly in the afternoon.
 Bristol mon who are members of, th" veteran organization and who will attend tho outinG are: Arthur ". N. Hitchcock Of tho New Departure Manufacturing company Clifford S. lMr!Eo president Of the North Side Rank and Trust company. and Arthdr <. Barnes editor of the Bristol Press. ~~
 Bicycle S:olcn
 John Marshall Of 1S4 High street, reported to the police at G:3O D. m. yesterday that his bicycle had been ?" stolen some time late in the after noon from the rear of the Burton Shoa Store ou Nain street. The theft is being investigated by De- toctivr Sergeant Daniel AIcGiIi- cuddT ,,,
 Fries Petition Filed
 Th" nominating petition Of Will lam J. Fries as candidate for as- .aSor at the primary election on '~ September 4 Was filed Wednesday "tc~nocn in the office of the city clerk. Mr. Fries has bocn engaged in tho real estate business for numa-r of years.
 K. of C. Annual u.. Tha annual meeting of Palos oaHgil. Knights Of Columbus, will 'e hold at s o'clock this evening in the club rooms on North Main street. officers will ba elected and .h" reports Of the retiring officer. submitted.
 LAW ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE .' %rW York, Sapt. F LP-Forma- ton of law enforcement committee Is planned by a group of New York m.n and women lawyers.
 Tn. orga0jzation win be formally launched tomorrow night at l meet n~ to bc addressed by Martin W. .at1";on, IT,, assistant district attor-