New Britain herald., 1930-05-08
Bristol News
COMPLAIN OF BOYS
 SMASHING LIGHTS
Stones and Air Rifles Used, Power Co, Tells Police
NEW TEACHERS APPOINTED

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 Looking Toward increased Accom-
 modations-Loop May Have Eight
 Tcams-TruCk Hits Boy.
 Chief Of Police Ernest T, Belden received d complaint from George L. Bookings. manager of the Connectl- cut Light and Power Co. this morn ing that boys had been breaking In- candescent street lights throughout the city for a. long time. He request cd police protection stating that the concern was unable to render serv- ice desired by local residents because of these depredations.
 According 10 Mir. Cockings's com plaint, boys have broken the street lights with stones and air rifles. Lights have been broken in Foresl vile on Garden street. between Gen. tral and Washington streets; in Bristol. on Blakeslee street. on Woodland street near Crest street. q { Bradley and Stearns streets. and at Oakland and Broadview streets: and in East Bristol, al Pine and Sylvester streets, at Benham and Marjorie streets, and at Fourth and Holden streets,
 The power concern had expended considerable sum of money to keep the lights burning throughout the night but the work of youngsters in smashing them has nullified the firms labors. The police will con- duct an investigation into the mat ter and 1t IS probable that arrests will follow.
 Four New Teachers Named
 The appointment Of four new teachers was announced by Super. intendent Of Schools Karl 4. Reiche at the monthly meeting Of the board of education last evening and the new appointees will begin their work here in the fall.
 Henry Foster Of Bcachertown, x Y, will teach general science at the Freshman high school. Miss Suzan. ma Donohue Of Brookline, Mass, has been engaged as Latin instructor al tn same school. Eino Johnson. q Dartmouth college graduate. has been appointed 10 teacher Of geo. metry at the Senior high school Miss Frances Hall Of Providence, R |. q graduate of the Yale School oi Music pill be instructor in music al the Senior high school.
 Graduation Arrangements
 Judge Newell Jennings, chairman Of the board, was appointed a com. mlttee Of one 10 arrange for speak. CTS at the high school graduation exercises on Friday evening. Juno -o, The grammar school graduation: will be on June r and IS.
 The medical inspection depart ment reported that SIPS inspection. had been made by Dr. A. s. Bracket and the school nurses during the month Of April. while 941 dressing had been attended to, five emergency cases met, and 45 home visits made, making a total Of 7I14 cases. A total of 185 children were excluded from school because of contagious diseases.
 Seek Increased Accommodations
 Judge Jennings vas authorized to appoint special committee 10 inves- tigate immediate means Of providing additional high school facilities, in- cluding building sites. Commisson- CTS Arthur C. Hitchcock and Joseph P. O'Connell will serve with the chairman.
 Judge Jennings presented a draft oE resolution 10 transfer control of the north wing Of the high school building from the former recreation commission 10 the board Of educa- ton, IS requested by. the city coun- cil.
 Superintendent Reiche was au- thorized to communicate with the insurance committee Of the common council and request that it insure the property Of the district schools. He vas also given authority 10 orange for the use Of the west end Of inc high school athletic field after S D m, and on Saturdays by independent baseball teams when it is not being used by high school teams. After graduation the playground commis. sion will take over Jurisdiction of the field for the summer months,
 Superintendent Reiche introduced a set Of plans for use in Grades and next year They provide for a change n the method of employ. ing the manual training teachers specifying that they be at one schoo for half year and at another for :. the second half instead of doing part-tme work at the two school. simultane ously,
 Bills totallins S1179.s6 were ap proved and ordered paid,
 Firth Elected Great Sachem Frank Firth Of Bristol. grea senior ssgamore Of the Connccticu