New Britain herald., 1920-08-24

, been greater than the total increase of the preceding eight years.
 The inco,le of Berlin from taxa tion is out of proportion to the growth in the number of school children. The usual proportion of school children to adults is about 1 to, and in Der lin if is almost 1 to 2.
 The growth will probably continue. Berlin has established kself as a subuxb of New Britain and Middle town and many of the people who work in thoJe cities NNaintain homes in Berlin because of the special in- ducements to locate here in the req sonable building lots and good sur roundings.
 Children Must Be vaccinatcd. At the close of the last term of school, the school board issued an order that all children who had not been vaccinated within the past five years must be so vaccinated before they could re-enter school in Septem- Der. The health officer reports that out of nearly four hundred children in the schools who are not vaccinated very few have complied with the or der of the board. He says: If this order is not compiled with when the schools open. shall sec. through or ders from the county and state off, cials, that all unvaccinated children are excluded from school. A census of the school children made nearly a year ago showed nearly four hundred unvacctnated children in the schools. and there are more now. Free vac cine will be supplied by the local health officer to all physicians call ing for 1t for the purpose of vaccinat- ing Berlin school children"
 There is only two weeks left be- fore the opening of the schools and there will be probably a rush at the last moment to have the children vaccinated and this could be avoided by having the children vaccinated now
 Fined for Hunting.
 County Warden Charles Allshouse and Deputy Warden William Smyrk arrested Mike Mosckie and Tom Bowlles yesterday for hunting snipe in the sewer beds in Bcckley with out a license. Tho excuse that the arrested men gave was that they had not shot any snipe and that they had just bought their guns and they were very cheap. After trying the guns out the men found that they were not so cheap for when they were
 
 Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis. Judgo George Griswold fined them s1o each and costs which amounted to s23.41.
 The po-p poned Masselli assault case will be tried this evening. The prosecution has almost finished it's case but the defense intends to put several witnesses on the stand. After the. assault case the postponed case of Morris Cohen of New Britain who is charged with reckless driving on the Beech Swamp road will be tried
 Berlin Notes.
 Col. and Mrs. Jarvis left yesterday for Nantucket to visit their daughter, Mrs. Henry P. Schauffler.
 Miss Hattie Hollister is in North ampton. et
 Mrs. Lawrence southard and Miss Grace Wilcox have returned from Northfield.
 Miss Maude slaught of Dayton. O.. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. E. R. Showalter.
 Miss Jean Bascom of williamstown, Mass, Is visiting Miss Edith Smith.
 Mrs. John R. Smith is in Boston for a few days.
 Miss Hazel Vile has returned after a vacation at a shore resort
 A boy has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Stanislaw Czrpek. He has been named after his father.
 kensington Notes.
 Misses Mary Fisher, Mary Roche. Kathryn and Josephine Murray re- turned yesterday after an auto trip through the Berkshires.