New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

The work is divided into weekly units so that if child cannot come for all three weeks, due to absence from town, he may register and come as long as he can. Those hay ing a. perfect attendance record for three weeks will be awarded a cer- tificate of merit.
 Visitors will be welcome any time after the first day but especially at the last session of the school on July 25 when the children will have demonstration programs Of their work, exhibit their handiwork and be hosts 10 their parents and friends. The final program for the kindcr- garton and primary department will be given jointly on July 25 at 10 a. m. in the Congregational parish house. The final program for the Juniors will be held Friday after noon, July 25, at 2:30 o'clock in the Methodist parish house. More than go people will be giving part of their time for this worth while work.
 
 At 2 special town meeting held last evening at the town hall by or der of the board Of selectmen, it was voted 10 have the town make an appropriation of s13,O0O for the construction of a central heTing plant in the Broad street school The meeting was attended by very small crowd, only about 30 voters being present when the session was called to order.
 The matter met with some oppo- sltlon and it was necessary to take q standing vote. Nineteen voted in favor of the appropriation while Il voted in opposition 10 it. Resolu- tons that the town finance this ex- penditure by including s6,500 in the 1930-31 budget and s6,500 in the 1931-S2 budget, together with inter est charges, were placed before the voters and were passed by a % 10 12 vote.
 A resolution that the town au- thorize the selectmen 10 borrow s6,- 500 together with interest to pay for that part of the expense to be in- cluded in the 1931-32 budget was passed by 20 to s vote. A 25 to 1 vote gave the selectmen power to appoint committee to have charge Of the installation of the heating plant.
 
 Superintendent Of Schools Leon C. Staples passed out letters to those present explaining the needs of q heating system and facts concern Ing the present plant, all of which was carried exclusively in the Her aid last week.
 It was expected that a resolution would be presented at the meeting asking that the town take over the maintenance of the Broad street playground which is at present con- ducted by the Plainville Graded Schools association. When the heat ing plant question was settled, the chalrman asked if there was any further business and no one spoke up. A motion vas then made that the meeting adjourn.
 Boy Slightly Hurt
 truck driven by John Delige of Queen street struck the rear of q wagon driven by Joseph Pavano of Shuttle Meadow road last evening on Whiting street, causing the horse 70 bolt and run away. One of the several boys riding in the rear of the wagon was cut about the face when he was thrown to the highway.
 The boy was taken to the office Of Dr. George F. Cook who treated hlm for minor cuts and bruises. The horse was recovered q short time after the accident. Constable George Schubert investigated but made no arrests.
 Still Investigating
 The local police are still investi- gatlng the break of John sandberg from the cell at the town hall THcs- day evening and hope to have him In their clutches again in short or der. The police are of the opinion that he Is a New Britain man and suspect that a Plainville man nam- cd Johnson aided him in his escape by filing the lock off the cell.
 Sandberg was in an intoxicated condition when placed in the cell following an accident on North Washington street He was safely locked up at o'clock and was found missing at 9 o'clock.
 Mrs. Grace N. Bc,ins
 Funeral services for Mrs. Grace M' BevinS, e, Of 70 Whiting street. were held this afternoon at , o'clock at the home. Burial was in