New Britain herald., 1922-04-05

on'oblie, which was driven by Brun. vas passing through Berlin, the dri
 r became incensed when the road i l ront of the Blake and Woodruff sto1 vas blocked by Texaco oil truck. | Bruno stepped out of the car an, directed abusive language toward everyone within range. He saw Dah Sren writing down on slip of pane and thinking the garage man Wa taking down his license number h, struck him.
 It was necessary to have Dahlgre, taken to a doctor where three stitche, were placed in Nis upper lip whicl was badly cut as a result of the blow The driver then jumped into the ma chine and made his getaway.
 Fire District Meeting
 Frank l.. Wilcox and Francis Dem ing, as members of the committee Of the Worthington fire district have called meeting of that district to be held on Monday evening, April 10, at o'clock in the town hall.
 The meeting has been c He'd for the purpose of authorizing the lighting committee of the Warrington fire district to enter into contract on be half of the district with the Connec hcut Light and Power company. pro
 iding for the installation of 5S street amps with additions to the same Within the limits of the district
 Extension Committee Meeting
 At the meeting of the C, cnsion committee of the school board held ast night it was voted to accept two plans which have been submitted ihe committee has received many Ylans but there are only two whicl the members feel are favorable.
 Ii is proving hard problem to 'se ect the fnal plan and the matter O. the plans of the proposed addition {, tho kcnsington Grammar school vii not he brought before the meeting the school board Tuesday night
 It will be necessary to hold anothe meeting of the extension committe, before the final plan is adopted.
 Attendance Report
 The report for attendance in tht Berlin schools for the month Q March shows a falling off in the higl average marks held this past winter The Blue Hills schools. which Is il The outlying district of the town. sti' retains the banner for the best at tendance.
 The following is the per cent. If .end1nce in the rooms Of the Narou' schools for the month as submitted 'o E. R. Showalter, superintendent
 Hubbard Miss Northrup, S5: Mic quinn. o1; Miss Fierce, 93; Mis- l'arnes, 90.
 Sc'den-- Mrs, Bacon, 94; Mrs. E'iskc a.
 Worthngton - Mrs. Hewett S7 Miss Marsh. 9S; Miss Hopkins 9' Miss Nelson, 93, ...
 South Miss Craven. 95.
 Blue Ilills-Mr. Lyons, aS.
 Percival.-Mrs. Crane, 92; Mrs To "y, 96.
 Ledge-M Miss Weisleder s9 Nils, Walsh, a2. |
 Kensington Grammar - Miss pu Plessis, S7: Mrs. Steed. SS Miss o'Brien, SS: Miss McGee eG; Miss NO. N iSS lbdITN. VI. HlSS l <cena. 94; Mrs Mansfield 94.
 Berlin Junior High Mrs. NounE | "A: Miss Schaefer. 92; NVr Dodge, 80, Miss Harold, 90.
 Radio Exhibit
 From all indications it is expected hat the Worthington community rouse on Berlin street will be filled |, O capacity this evening when the i irst free radio exhibit will he given i n Berlin under the auspices Of the | community association. Claude LerouN of New Britain has cen engaged 10 operate the appara | us. The aerial for the affair was put | n place on Saturday afternoon of last week. There are many local people i nterested in radio and it is for ,hi. | eason that the capacity house is be ng looked forward too.
 Work In New Britain
 William Lyons O. kensington. ha ccepted position with Paul Nogt n New Britain and started work to ay in lis barber shop in the Hard rare citv Mir. Lyons, until about or ear ago, conducted the barbershc ear the railroad, bridge in Ken sing on.