New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
BECKWI7H ID HEAD EVENING SCHOOLS Supt. ReiChe Authorized to Re
 appoint Principal
 ANOTHER FALSE ALARM
Bremen Called Out by Fake Ap- peal at , a. nj. Today-Ntll of W. r. Stone Iiled-Tllird school Dis trict Has Annual Meeting.

F. Stone FiIed-Tllird school Dis trict Has Annual Meeting.
 Superintendent of Schools Karl A. 1 Reiche has been authorized, it has been announced, to reengage the services Of Carleton B. Beckwith of ITS Brewster road, assistant adver- Using manager of the New Depar- ture Mfg. Co, as principal of the Bristol public evening schools for the year of 1930-3l.--- It was not at first known whether MT. Beckwith would accept reengagement as business tends 10 keep him occupied. MT. Beckwith has been principal Of the evening institution for the past six years. He succeeded the late Miss Mary Callen. The school has enjoyed successful years during his reign as chief and the number of students enrolled for study has greatly increased. Mir. BeCkwith in troduced an interesting contest, a drive for new pupils with d trip to 1 Washington, D. C, as the prize for the Sinner
 Stone Will Filed
 1 The will Of the late William F. Stone Of 236 Center street. who sue cum bed to injuries sustained when a revolver exploded in his hand on Monday morning and the bullet pierced his groin and punctured a lung. was filed in probate court to- day. The document shows that $500 1 has been bequeathed each to Marion Butterick Stone and Marjorie Louise Stone. daughters. The residue of the estate goes to the/widow, Mrs, Mary Butterick Stone.
 The widow is named eEecutriX in the will but because Of illness she will not serve. Marion Butterick Stone becomes executrix automatical- ly by her mothers illness.
 Resurfacing Boulevard
 Goats Of tar and fine gravel have been distributed on the left side Of hte Memorial boulevard as far as the Hurlburt garage near the Brls- tol High school building. Artonotive traffic has been diverted into the right side Of the highway and into Riverside avenue so that the re- surtacing work may be completed as speedily as possible. Gangs of work men have been busy on the highway for the past few days and it is ex- pccted that the entire job will be finished by thS contractor within a month.
 The improvement Of the boule- ward surface will, officials contend undoubtedly make travelling much easier on automobile tires. Com plaints have poured into the offices of the public works department for a long time relative 10 the condition of Bristol's most travelled highway.
 Funeral of Clancy Girl
 The funeral of June NJ. Clancy, five-year- daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Clancy of 2S Pardee street, who died at the Bristol hos pital yesterday of injuries suffered when she fell from a swing Tuesday, will be held from the home of the parents at 9:3o o'clock tomorrow morning. Burial will be in St. Thomas Ccr2 etery.
 To Leave on Vacation
 Edgar J. HGncl. manager of the Perlmore hotel at North Main and Main streets. and Mir. and Mrs. Jo- seph Chaquette and family Of PA Nv1s morning by automobile for St, Johns. Montreal, Canada, where partof a vacation of two weeks will be spent. The remainder of their va cation will be spent at Niagara Falls.
 Officers Reelected
 At meeting of the third school district taxpayers held al the south Side school auditorium last evening officers were reelected s follows: Emil H. Funk. chairman; William A. Hayes and John W. Murphy, com mitee members; Carlos Mason, clerk and treasurer; Thomas Harri- gan. tax collector; Thomas P. O'Brien and Charlton W. Woodford, auditors.h The meeting vas presided over by MT. Hayes.
 The committee decided at its meeting 10 defer payment of taxes until the publication Of the citys grand list in the spring. It was re- ported that the Park street school the largest in Bristol, is now filled to capacity and it now appears as though another building will have to be erected in the district, which con- tains three already soon.
 Guests in Brass City
 Deputy Governor Frank A. Ken nedy and Past President Joseph M Donovan of the Lions club, with their wives, were guests of the Waterbury Lions last evening in that city The deputy governor installed newly elected officers of the Brass