New Britain herald., 1920-01-07

l Ilt ISdNN IIuGh L1dulC IS IdiSillo HdFOC with the road in it's present condition and to prevent further deterioration of the highway it was thought advisable tc begin work at once.
 The East Berlin road, over which there has been so m uch controversy during the past year or two. will also be attended to within the next few months. The plan was to begin opera ton on this road in April or May, but this work may be hurried if the weather will permit
 Night School for Children.
 Superintendent B. +. Showalter has been advised by the state board of education that a, night school for chii- dren between the ages of 14 and 16 years. now employed in factories, should be started to equip the chill dren with that education that has been. denied them on account of having to leave the school for work. It is esti- mated that there are between 70 and 30 children in town who come under the ruling of the board. Supcrintenu- ent ShoWalter stated that there were l ! at present who are in the employ of the Am erican Paper Goods com panE and several with the Prentice Manufacturing company who will be entitled to the privilege of attending tho night school.
 The first session of night school will be held next Monday evening at [ 30 o'clock in the 1<ensin gton Grammar school.
 William Ventura.
 The funeral of William Neuturo. whose death occurred Monday morn hls in a motorcycle accident was held this morning from St. Paurs church in kensinston. Rev. J. (. Brennan, pas tor of the church. officated and burial Was in St. Marys cemetery. The pail bearers were Carnme r. Basile George Loomis, x. A. Pelletier. Charles Weare. Thomas McGrath and William Bernardo. The flower bearers were Joseph Venture, A. PaIum bo, A. Pull cini and Nick Carson.
 Notice of Hearing.
 There will be a hearing on the ad- lni1istra llon account of James CTra- ham before Jucsc Bernard F. C,aff- neN at the probate court in New Britoin on January I1th al , o'clock, ill the forenoon.
 Easl Berlin Items.
 f. p. Clark and ia ann!ly returned home last evening iron, New York where they were present at the wed ding of a friend
 Harold Clark is .ahout town in
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence were surprised by a number of their friends last evening, the occa sion be- ing their wedding anniversary.
 X, \. North wro has been throuch the west on d business trip for the Skinner Chuck company. has returned home Victor Belden spen, yesterday in New Britain.
 Burroughes. the famous ma gician and hum orist, will appear this eve ming at Athletic hall in the second of the Iyceum series of entertainments A large attendance is expected Tomorrow night there will be mov- ing pictures and an old fashioned country store at the hall. under the auspices of the New Britain Boys club.
 Berlin Briefs. Alexander Bruce is having altera- tons made to his residence the ridge
 A. l.. Webster is about town in a new auotmoble. Miss Margaret Wilcox has returned to Wellesley to resume her studies after spending the holidays here with her parents. Albert Lawson of Hartford is spend ! ing the day in town with friends.
 Kensington Items. The decorators are finishing their 1 work on tbe Berlin Savings bank More than 5o" skaters were out on