New Britain herald., 1920-07-12

The question of a curriculum also confronts local people. This is more important now because the school in New Britain offers all kinds of courses under competent instructors, whereas the local school could not maintain various courses. and possibly would have to confine itself to an academic or commercial course. The question of teachers is also important with the present demand for higher salaries and the added attractions of teaching in a large city.
 The school authorities and selectmen hope for a large attendance when the meeting opens at 6 o'clock tonight.
 Large Crowd nt Outing.
 Approximately 2.5o0 persons were in attendance at the field day held at the Berlin fair grounds on Saturday by the Mutual Aid association of the Landers, F'rary & Clark company of New Britain. Special trolleys~ were needed on the Berlin line during the afternoon and early evening. dance was held in Foresters' hall in the eve- ming. which was largely attended. There were several local young peo- pie listed in the athletic contests of the afternoon.
 Mistake fin Names.
 Of late there have been several news items in reference to an alleged Divivo-Conlon feud in Berlin and due to a mistake in names. 1t has ap- peared that one of the principals was Louis Divtvo. It should have read Alfonso Divivo. as Louis is a son and not implicated in the trouble.
 Ford Car in Accident.
 A Ford car owned by the Liggett. Myers Tobacco company came to grief on Worthington ridge, in front of Baratterio's store about o'clock last evening when the right hind wheel broke off. The car was not proceed ing at a rapid rate of speed. which probably accounts for the escape of the driver from injuries. A New Ha-' ven garage was called and a repair car sent to town. The Ford was re- paired and left about o'clock this morning.
 Porter's Condition Reported.
 The condition of Henry l.. Porter, which wns reported as critical in Sat urday nights paper. was reported this morning as practically unchanged. Mir. Porter is in his s3rd year and hopes for his recovery are but slight. He is a prominent figure in Berlin. having held the postmastership for some time as we'll as being prominent in political circles.
 Local News Items.
 A special meeting of members of the Kensington Congregational church will be held on Thursday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Hamilton of Kensington are at Camp Hazen in Chester, where MT. Hamilton is in charge of a summer camp for boys
 The girls baseball team of the American Paper Goods company will play at st. Mary's field in New Britain tomorrow night.
 Mrs. John webber of Berlin is wis iting her sister in Windsor.
 Miss Helen Minor is confined to her home with a sprsfned ankle as the result of an accident Saturday.
 The Misses Beryi Briggs and Ruth Baker of Hartford were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. L.. S. Dean of kensington road.
 A party in honor of MT. and Mrs. Harry Collins was given at Me Mahon's grove in Berlin yesterday About 50 friends from New Britain. Meriden and Hartford were present.
 The Southard home on Norton road is rapidly nearing completion.
 Rev. Carleton Hazen reported to members of the Kensington congre- Eafional church on the Interna- tional Conference of Congregational Churches. held at Boston last week, at the morning service yesterday.