New Britain herald., 1922-10-12

ing of October 20. at which time thu matter of establishing a full higl school will be taken up, in accordance with the recommendations of th' committee as published in the annua report. At this time action will b' taken on the site for the proposed school. It is expected that a large number will be present and an inter esting meeting is being looked for. ward to.
 Report of School Attendance.
 The attendance report Of the Der. lin schools for the month of Septem- Der has been issued as follows: Hubbard-Miss Northrup, 99: Miss Graham, sS; Miss Libby, s5; Miss Barnes. 95.
 selden-Mrs. Bacon. s3: Miss Mel. son, 97.
 Worthington--Mrs. Hewett. s5 Miss Regan, 9s Miss Hopkins. 97; Miss Craven, 9s.
 South-Miss Bruce, 92.
 Blue Hill-Mr. Lyon, 97.
 Percival-Mrs. Crane, 97; Mrs. Foley, 99.
 Ledge-Miss Luddy. 9s; Miss Cas- sidy, 97.
 kensington-Miss O'Brien, 95; Mrs. Steed, 92; Miss Kelly, 94; Miss Mo- Gee, 95 Miss Mckeon. 96; Miss Hop kins 96; Mrs. Mansfield, 94; Miss Fulkerson, 95.
 High School--Mrs Young, 99: Miss Lawrence. 93; Miss Fitzpatrick, 94; Miss Young. 97 Mir Dodge, 96; Mrs. Parsons, 96; Miss deLong, 99
 Three rooms have 99 per cent at- tendance, Mrs. Youngs being highest
 Two rooms have 92 per cent, Mrs Steed's being lowest
 Tardiness record is unsatisfactory, there being a total of S5 cases. On pupil basis, South school leads with 12 cases. Selden, Warrington, Blue Hill and Perclval did we'll Last year much of the tardiness was due to the smaller children; this month 1t is the older children who are responsible
 Session of Town Court.
 The weekly session of the Berlin town court was held in the town hall iSeS w hdliy tdStS were on the docket, large number being for illegal lights.
 Ludwig Bernal of Blue Hills was fined $25 for operating a still A sentence of 30 days in jail was sus- pended.
 Hugh Timothy was fined s30 and costs for speeding and reckless driv- ing.
 Albert Peplow of New Britain was discharged upon payment of costs, for having illegal lights on his car.
 Frank Brown of New Britain was fined s1o for having illegal lights,
 James Everson of New Haven, for illegal lights, was fined s1o.
 Charles Stewart, for driving with out an operators license, was dis charged upon payment of costs.
 John Foley of Hartford and Paul Konas elso of Hartford, were each charged with driving a car having il- legal lights. Foley was fined slo and Konas was discharged upon payment of costs. William Kelley of New Britain, another offender on the same count, was also discharged upon pay ment of costs.
 John Simponi was bound over to superior court for enticing a minor female.
 Assessors to Meet.
 All persons owning property in the town of Berlin are notified and re- Quested to return to the assessors on or before the first day of November, a list of all property owned or pos sessed by them on the first day Of October, 1922.
 For the convenience of the taxpay CTS the assessors will meet at various places about the town on the follow ing dates;
 Berlin bank, Kensington- october 25 and 26, from 10 a. m. to ?. m. Town hall, Beflin-Octoher 27 and 2S from l0 d. m. to p. m., also on Ne 1 from 10 a. m. to D. m. school house, Blue .Hils-october 30, from 10 a, m. to p. m. Athletic building. East Berlin October 24, from 10 a. m. to 5 D. m.
 All people owning land or houses are required to give a full description of same on the back of their lists Blank lists can be procured of the as sessors and the town clerk, also at the