New Britain herald., 1921-10-27
ain General hospital but bled to death

ain General hospital but bled to death before the institute was reached. He was young man of 31 years of age street, New Britain.
 Edison Smith of West Hartford was. fined $30 and costs on a charge of reckless driving. Elm nedian Sarra of New Britain, who was arrested on a charge of hiving illegal headlights was fined $10 and costs. The case of Tony Polumbo was nol1ed. He was charged with reckless driving.
 Sunday School Social.
 The primary department of the Ber- school will hold it's Halloween social at the church chapel tomorrow after noon at 8 o'clock. The mothers will attend the social with their children.
 In the evening the upper classes of the Sunday school department will hold their social and a large at tendance is expected. Plans have been made for one of the biggest so- cial times of the Sunday school year. Games will be played and light re- treatments served
 Legion Meeting.
 The regular meeting of the Bol- I ton Kasica post, American Legion | will be held at the T. A. B. hall in | Kensington this evening. Final plans will be made for the huge Hallowe'e CT ] masquerade to be held at the Towr Hall on Berlin street next Monday I evening. The officers of the Legion are hoping that there will be a large attendance at the masquerade dance | inasmuch as the proceeds will go into the Legion treasury
 | Assessors in Berlin.
 The assessors met in Berlin at the | Town Hall today and will be there again tomorrow from 10 o'clock ir the morning until o'clock in the afternoon. They will also meet ir Berlin on November 1 from 10 a. m until D. m. No School Tomorrow. The public schools in the town vii be closed all day tomorrow becaus' of the state teachers convention Teachers from Berlin will go to thu : Hartford session although some vii attend the Norwich and New Have1 gatherings. .-- , One More Chance
 On next Wednesday evening tn | people of Kensington will be give
 their last chance to decide whethe
 moving picture entertainments ar
 wanted throughout the winter months . At the performance given in Forester. hall last night the attendance wa
 less than the week before. If it doe
 not, increase next week it will be i'm possible to show pictures here th
 winter.
 Military Tax
 The town. of Berlin will pay to tn state s392.07. for military tax thi >I year. Of the sum appropriated by tn n General Assembly for military affair
 which is s26G,499.50 year for tn = current biennial period, the state pay { 15 per cent and the towns S5 per cen e Junior High School Needs > The chief need of the Junior Hig s School of Berlin is the organization ( Is classes in manual training for the bo, d and domestic arts for the girls, Supe, a intendent Showalter says. Not all bo,
 and girls are fitted to profit by boo study, however we'll is may be COT te ducted. Many of them will enter u 1e trades or establish home, and the y should be given training which wou ,o better fit them for this future. The. K courses, particularly in manual. ar sy for the boys, should not be the O
 
 stereotyped courses in cabinet-nakin = but should be exploratory in chara
 ter, giving experience in differe
 branches of work so that the boys ma C have an opportunity to discover the | aptitudes and interests. These course le however, must wait until more room il afforded for the Junior High school 70 The upper office in the Kensingtt in building is being enlarged to make m small recitation room to house u il smaller classes. In this way owe er crowding of classes will be avoided.
 Berlin Bits ic Miss Catherine Pagan of Hartfo v- is a visitor in Kensington.
 ig Moving pictures will be shown C. the town hall this evening.
 Miss Marion Barrett is at the Bari