New Britain herald., 1920-09-01

E. Lyons will comprise the staff at the High school. Its principal has not as yet been off1ciAliy announced.
 The faculty for the other schools will be given out in a few days as there Are q few changes remaining to be made. It will please the people to know that Ruth Slat of Dayton Ohio will return to town tomorrow in preparation to resume teaching next week.
 All pupils who live south of the bridge near the Paper Goods factory in Kensinston, are asked to attend the Percival school. This is essential as another room has been added to accomm odAte them, and there is not room for them elsewhere.
 There. Is a great Shortage of suit able boarding and rooming places in both Berlin and Kensington. If there are any persons living in these two towns who have a spare room or know of anyone who has, they will be doing a great favor to the school board by notifying Mir. Showalter. To show the seriousness of the situation the school board has engaged the services of 27 teachers and to date con only accom- odate about IS or 20 in local homes.
 Will Oppose Dr. Griswold
 George Carter, the we'll known milk dealer. is out to gain the nomination from the republics for first selectman He will staft sn active campaign inn mediately to De successful when the voters Of that party meet in caucus on September 10. Mir. Carter stated this morning that he decided to run becaose so many of his friends had pursuaded him that the town needed a new Administration. Mir. Carter was formerly assessor. second selectmAn, and general all around ofice holder his residence in Berlin covers a period of .4 years.
 The democra were elated this morning to hear that Carter will op- pose Dr. Griswold as it m cans a bitter fight in the republican ranks and a possible switchineEef the votes of the defeated candidates friends to the denoc who will run.
 Anent the Polling Bell.
 Adam Adamovitch rang the church bell, but Adam says he did not toll a death knen."
 one Of the strong supporters of woman suffrage in Berlin was amazed at the story credited as coming from kensinston that the church bell tolled the news of the suffrage victory on Saturday. This particular woman is one of Berlin's most prominent citi- zens and one who has always been looking for the time when women would vote. She toia the reporter that Adam rang the Bell "why Adam really rang the bell for fully half an hour" she said. You see how strong looking he is. so no one could think of him not ringing ii right Besidea tho women and chil- dren just fiocked to the church to try and help him ring out the news" she emphasized. Tho sumo woman told Of the houses on Warrington Ridge flying the L, $. flag and the suffrage flag side by side during the noon ', hour Saturday.
 Miss Braadegee, an ardent worker 1 for suffrage. was asked this morning i if she thought any Berlin women ] would seek political office. No. I don't think they wilt this time" she | said, but in the near future they will. I There are many women with a col lege education and good training in | Berlin who are perrectly capable of | holding some of the town offices" Engagement Announced. Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox of 1 Worthington Ridse, announce the en- sagenent of their daughter Margaret. 10 Theodore Hyatt Cowee,i son of MT. | and Mrs. James C. Cowee Of. Troy, New York. | Mfr. cowee is d eradicate Of the fennsyivsnia Mipnry eolleke and an ex-army ayiatof. Miss Wilcox, win