New Britain herald., 1922-01-05

It has also been learned that the teachers of the Junior High school desired to prepare hot cocoa for the pupils of that school but due to the fact that the teachers of the Gram mar school which is in the same building, did not desire to cooperate the school committee would not al low the work to go on, it is said.
 There are about so pupils in the Junior High school who carry lunch es and about 70 in the KensingtoD board, it is claimed would be will ling to have the hot cocoa prepared at the school, if all of the grades and pupils were included, not few.
 Fire District Meeting
 Kensington will soon have more lights on the streets in the town. This decision was reached at the special meeting of the Kensington Fire dis trct held in Foresters' hall last eve ming at which about 125 people at- tended. The meeting was called on a petition signed by twenty residents of this town.
 There was a long discussion at the meeting which lasted until late in the evening. It was finally decided to light up the entire district as had been mentioned in the call. There will be new lights on Pennington avenue, High road, Gladding Place, filling street, Harris street, Hart street, part of Percival avenue, Rob- bins street, Kensington road, Four Road highway, Burnhal street and Christian Lane. The members de- lights to a mile.
 Judge Alling presented q resolution levying 8 three mill tax to be collect able on June 5 of this year,, This was to care for the cost of the in stallation of the new lights. Other voters present thought that the tax should not be collected until the regu- November 1 of this year and therefore decided that Judge filings motion should be reconsidered
 A new resolution was then made which called for the tax being collect able at the regular time and au- thorlzing the first district committee to borrow not more than $4,O00 to de- fray the expenses of installation until the new tax is collected This reso- lution was adopted however before the former was reconsidered and as result both are standing
 The few lights which have been put in place have been installed by the Connecticut Light and Power com pany of New Britain and this company will also do the rest of the work. It Is not expected, however, that any more light will be installed before this coming spring.
 W. A. C. Games.
 Austin and Brown will play left and right guards respectively in the game of the Senior team of the w. A. c. against the Trade school five of New Britain this evening. The game will be played in the Town hall at & O'clock. Goodrich will play right forward, Hall left forward and Russell will play center.
 The Junior team of the w. A. c. will play the Aces of New Britain and a lively contest is expected.
 Berlin Items.
 Miss Leona Lewis of Kensington has left for Northfield Seminary to resume her studies.
 Cornelius Durham has returned to the University of Vermont after hay Ing spent the holidays at his home in kensington. ..-
 There will be no meeting of the Berlin Girl Scouts tomorrow evening.
 The Reliable Sewing club will meet this evening with Miss Ethel Whitney of Kensington. Refreshments will be served.
 The weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Congregational church this evening at 7:3o o'clock.
 Rev. $. A. Fiskc will meet with the Boy Scouts at the Berlin church to- morrow night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd have eft for Florida, where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. F. L. Wilcox and Miss Mar garet Wilcox left today for Sarasota florida.
 Regal Review of the Maccabces will hold a meeting at T, A. B. hall tomorrow evening at $ o'clock.