New Britain herald., 1921-08-11

ct the recess to meet the require" ,nents. This will take the form of teaching new games as we'll as seeing the children are actively engaged in play.
 The past year has been marked by . number of epiderics in different schools. Impetigo. whooping cough. diphtheria and scarlet fever. have been present to an unpleasant degree. They have brought increased interest in the possibility of securing a nurse Cor the public schools of Berlin. A committee with George Dodd as chairman is investigating the possibil- lties of such a nurse and will meet soon to further discuss the project. Such a nurse by frequent visitation and inspection would be able to de- tect may suspicious cases and call the attention of parets to need for treatment by the family physician. She would also play part in hygiene instruction as given in the schools. Through such inspection of individua. children as she would be qualified to make, the nurse would discover many physical conditions which need care and treatment.
 Where children are under weight and investigations recently held has shown that there are many, the nurse could take up the problem with the par cts, so that the condition would be remedied
 Junio. Chautauqua.
 A big feature with tho community chautauqua, which will be in Berlin from August 30 until September 2, win be the junior department. The junior departm are new develop ments in the chautauqua fields and have proven popular with the young CT element of the various towns in which it has appeared. An exrer- fenced play leader will be in Berlin during the fcur days stay of the chau- tauqua and while here will conduct the following program:
 The Pied Piper's P-raid on the eve- qua
 Hunt for the Three Treasure ships, on the morning of the second day.
 Every afternoon Stories of the sun, sea and moon and mystery tales.
 Buccaneers Breakfast on the third day.
 
 lity.'' on the last afterncon. All jun for boys and girls will be fh it. They will be sailors, pirates, m$on children and other remarkable characters.
 Games and folk-danefs every morn
 Tcnight's Events.
 The regular buGRnass and social meeting of the Epworth league of the KensinEton 3lethodist church will be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Lewis at j7:3o o'clock tonight.
 The eommuPfity council will hold a meeting at ths community house this evening at/s o'clock. Regular rou- tine busifess will be transacted.
 The American Legion will meet this evening at their headquarters in Ken sinstpr.
 Picnic For Children.
 The New York children were given another good time 1t Boardnan's Grove this afternoon. when. under the auspices of the Berlin Motherhood club a picnic was held Games were played at usual. but the part that evi. dently pleased the children most wa. the menu which was served by Mrs Boardnan. chairman of the commit tee. The children have been having good times while in Berlin and many dread the thought of returning to the city next Wednesday.
 Of all the children, only one gir has had the blues Her trip tc Berlin was the first one away from hame. She was lonesome the first few days while here but during tho first part of this week has turned tho tables and now doesn't care to leave Berlin Hits.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Damon have rsturn ned from a trip to Burlington Mass.
 Henry Hubbard Of New York is z1s. dting relatives in town.
 Mrs. r II. Minor has returned fron . visit spent with her daughter a, Portland, Conn.
 s. 4. Coale of Berlin street Is con. fined to his l(,me with illness.
 The infant child of George Read has been removed to the Hartford sl412 uS~ne trAatmanf