New Britain herald., 1930-09-16

sS2,413.41.
 deduction, commencement exercises Operation of school plant, wages ot | janitor. fuel, water, light, supplies freight carriage and telephone S14,- 552.OO.
 Maintenance of plant, upkeep of grounds, repairs to buildings, fix lures and school apparatus, s3,- 45O.00.
 Fixed charges, insurance, s2,- 244.30.
 Capital expenditures, equipment of two new school rooms at Linden street, equipment of one room at Broad street and other incidental equipment purchases, s2,49O.00.
 Other expenditures, library books, repairs and replacements, nurses service, transportation of pupils, pro- vision for lunches and incidental expense, $3,675.00.
 Gross budget, s116,321.61.
 Credits to apply on school budget: Enumeration grant $3,30O; library grant. S10; trade school transfer re- fund, s75; refund on car tickets, telephone calls and high school rentals, $500; additional reduction agreed by school committee, s1,O50. Total, S5,3e5.
 Court Sessions Today
 The regular Tuesday session of the town court was held this morn- ing. Two cases were tried before Judge Merritt o. Ryder.
 A. Parsell of Plainville was ar raigned on a charge of non-support He was, arrested by Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey on complaint of his wife. Judge Ryder ordered him to pay S1O a week for the support of his wife and family.
 F. Monteleone Of Hamilton street, Hartford, charged with violation Of the rules of the road, was fined $5 and costs. He took an appeal through his attorney, MT. German of Hartford. Monteleone was ar rested on September g by Constable Thomas Royce following an accident at Blossoms corner.
 The case took nearly an hour and half to be settled, being featured by lengthy wordy battles between Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon and Attorney German. The disputes cen tered on the right of way law.
 On Democratic Ticket ol, the democratic town committee, will be a candidate for reelection as li- brary director at the annual town election. At the democratic caucus there was some doubt as to the re- tiring member of the library board the town committee being authoriz- ed to fill in the vacancy. MT. For an is a member of the board at the present time.
 We-Uns Meeting The first meeting of the season oi the We-Uns club was held last eve. ming at the home of Mrs. HarolG Corning. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Dorothy Chamberlin; vice president, Mrs Hazel Jones; secretary, Mrs. Isa belle Phelps; treasurer, Miss Ger. trude McGibbon. Mrs. Olive Snel grove was appointed chairman ut the social committed.
 Following the election a delight ful luncheon was served. The nex regular meeting will be held or September p at the home of Mrs John Robbins of Pennington ave nue.
 Legion and Auxiliary Social
 The Brock Barnes post, American Legion, and it's auxiliary will hol social Thursday evening at o'clock at the Legion rooms ol Whiting street. This party is bein; held at the request of the nationa Legion commander. At that tim there will be a national radio broad cast concerning the Legion conven ton to be held at Boston in October
 The committee in charge hope for a large attendance. There vii be plenty of eats for all and a goot time is promised to those attending
 Mary c. Dwelly Word has been received here Q the death of Miss Mary C. Dwelly, resident of Plainville for man, years, at St. Peters hospital Albany , She passed away last Friday eve ming at 7:3O o'clock. She was abou Il years of age.