New Britain herald., 1930-06-25

he school and the temporary in stallaton of a heating plant at Q cost Of not less than S2,000. This would be an absolute waste of money. The old dome heaters in the brick building are in such a con- d!tlon that cInders, gases and ashes pass directly to the four front rooms endansering life and health.
 The return 10 the steam boiler in the brick building is embedded in The cement floor and this arrange raent has been condemned by the boiler inspector. Whenever this change is made. it will necessitate he entire reorganization Of all the pipes in the basement Of the school and will cost not less than $500. The hot air in the two-roora portable is antiQuated and hopelessly out Of re- par. l. constitutes at present dangerous fire hazard
 Repairs Necessary
 Y the present heating plant ts coa@.uAd ln use. repa.rs must in a?el..tely he made which will az g-eca-e cost Of 5l,05d. Et least 5-,161 more n.uat be expended an nuaI!y for fuel than is necessary and th4 town must continue to take hazardous chances with the life and health Of it's children.
 What Is Necessary
 The members Of the town school committee are unanimously in favor of a new heating plant The town board Of finance has approved the committees plan and the method Of financing it Covering d period Of l0 years, this present expenditure Of money will actually be q saving 10 the town. The schools in P!ainville are bound to develop and their needs must be r.et as they arise and not be postponed for a more convenient season
 .aluI.-ci Reunion Plans
 Plans for the annual reunion ot the alumni Of tie P.aiavil!e graded schools to be held next Saturday at the high school on East street, have been completed
 At the present time, co outside guests have slgnifed the.r intention of being present. There vii. be very brief reports from the playground Committee and from the letters sen, out regarding the re wp.bllc lbcary building
 The supper committee would ap- pcec.ate t very much ]: school mates not solicited for food would contribute sandwiches, cake. salad or money. Those bringing food are ask ed to have their donations at the scloo. by 35 o'clock Anyone want ing his or her package called for should get ii touch with Mrs F.>d Beazon. The business meeting vii. open at o'clock and all are urged 10 arrlrA early so that all acqIa!rt- aacas may f renewel
 Granted Divorce
 Mrs Verona Schubert Las.ri.ri WAS granted I divorce tn superior court today from John ..astr.an! by Judge Alfred (. Baldwin on the grounds Of intolegab.e cruelty. A. A-'S A-.C N-AsN u .JE tC---Es -S-.A with attorney (. J. Danaher Of lIer- !de- appearing for the defendant, the Meri1en attorney withdrew from the case and the acton was not contest ed.
 Mrs Mastrian! uas also granted permission 10 resume her maiden name Of Verona Schubert. The clause asking a.i-roay was withdrawn
 They were married in Meriden on October -. 1925 and one child v.zs born to the unlon. This child later G.c1.
 Mrs Mastrtani ~as represented ty Attorney Charles F Conloa Of Pl4ln- vile,
 Vacation School Votes
 Le1Aara ot the vacation school Kindergarten group rue: last evening 7t IAs home Of Mss Clara GetcaeI. -..!gn.2n, 10 perfect plans for the c1:2-ng Mss GArchel has been , Kindergarten teacher II the schools ot W-ul.G.4.t.c