New Britain herald., 1922-07-06
In regard to the anti-t1berc,,losis

In regard to the nti-tuberculosis sis campaign, Mir. Showalter said that this is worked in with the lessons in hygiene. Health circulars, which are printed by the state board of educa- ton in many foreign languages, are distributed among the local school children to be taken home to their parents.
 Superintendent Showalter, in com menting upon the observance of these many days and weeks says: "The children are here to do some specific work such as reading, writing and arithmetic. I believe most of these causes for propaganda are worthy but the children cannot take the time to observe each one as they come along. It would take too much time off from their regular work.
 We are particularly careful in Berlin when funds are being solicited as do not want the children to get the idea that the schools are a. place to be asked for money"
 Chautauqua In Kcnsington
 Announceemnt was made at the performance of the Berlin Community chautauqua given in the town hall last evening that the performances for this afternoon and evening as well as for tomorrow afternoon and night will he given in the Foresters hall on Pennington road, Kensington.
 When the tickets for the chautau- qua were sold it was stated that the affair would be held in kensington and as result large number from this section of the town have pur- chased tickets. The people have been going to the town hall in Berlin for the shows but they believe that the events should be staged in kensington as was agreed upon previously.
 The final meeting of the guarantors of the association will be held at For esters hall tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock Claude Stevens, president, urges all guarantors to attend this gathering as all matters of import ance will be settled between the guarantors and the chautauqua peo- pie.
 Persons still having tickets are ask ed to submit a report to George Grif- filth before tomorrow night. There are many of the guarantors who have made no report at all in regards to the sale of their tickets and these people are also asked to submit re port to Mir Griffith.
 Program For Tonight
 The Junior chautauqua people met at the Kensington Grammar school this morning at o'clock for the children events while children's fun festival was staged this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Foresters' hall. The Arion entertainment company was on the program.
 The Lady of the Decoration" will be presented by Miss Hetty Jane Dunaway this evening at s o'clock This is a dramatic production with an Oriental setting.
 Tomorrow will be the last day of the chautauqua in Berlin and an in teresting program has been arranged The Junior chautauqua will be held at o'clock and at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon the Junior Hippodrome will take place. The Harrod Jubilee quartet will be heard in plantation melodies at 3:15 o'clock. The same quartet will give musical prelude at o'clock in the evening and at s:30 o'clock Dr. Joseph L. Thompson will lecture on "Lifters and Learners"
 The Junior Hippodrome for the children consists of five events, The first is of Peter the Great, an educat- ed elephant; the klever Klown kut Ups; Snow White, the fairy; Blue Rib bon acrobats the dance of the hours
 Missionary Society Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the Women's society of the Berlin Con- church will be held in the of the church at o'clock | .his afternoon.
 Mrs. s. A. f'iske is president of the organization while Mrs. Robert Dem ng and Mrs. John D. smith are the .wo vice presidents. Miss Caroline | Savage is secretary and Mrs. E. F.. l ionss. treasurer. The program com nittee consists of Mrs. Woods. Miss Roys and Mrs. Meagley.
 Officers will be elected for the en- 'uing year at the gathering this aft 'rnoon and reports will be given by
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