New Britain herald., 1922-06-29

Fred Cutie, Alexander Morarte, Nonie Wroblewski.
 South school-Miss Craven, Alice Bruce, Emma Cashman, Frieda Paul. oZ.
 Blue Hills school-Mr. Lyon, Oscar Haltner.
 Percival-Mrs. Foley, Faith Han ford, Henry Clerk, Harmon Carlson.
 Ledge school-Miss Weisleder, Oles Mary; Miss Walsh, Columbina Mar ieni
 Kensington Grammar school-Miss DuPlessis, Rose Thomasoni; Mrs. Steed, Sofie Valent; Miss OBrien, Peter Bahaki, Frank Myers; Miss Me- Gee, Mary Rosick, Svea Swanson: Miss Mckeon, Charles Gullong; Miss Barry, Donald McQueeney; Miss keena, Mar garet Marieni, Milford Polance, Ethel Warren; Mrs. Mansfield, Annie Znoski, Jennie Anjuicz, Willis Ronketti, Mario Negri.
 Berlin Junior High school-Mrs.
 Young, Gunner Beeman. Joseph Pes soni, James Simms; Miss Schaefer,
 "dtICW V AOlHtIl, Ahdl StICl oO1ltl , Joseph Milewski MT. Dodge, Thomas
 Pagan, Julia Collins, Louise Guite
 Miss Harold Margaret Ronketty. Kenneth Beecher. Town Police Protection. Following a consultation with the members of the board of selectmen, First Selectman George, B. Carter stated this morning that provisions will be made whereby the Town of
 Berlin will provide police protection at the chautauqua grounds on Tues day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday afternoons and evening of next week. At meeting of the guarantors of the chautauqua held in the Peck Me moral library at kensington on Mon. day evening a communication was read from the school committee grant ing the guarantors the right to use |the kensington Grammar school grounds as a place to pitch the chau tauqua tents, providing proper police protection was secured.
 The guarantors felt that inasmuch as the proceeds of the chautauqua will go towards the playground fund in the local schools and that this was a town affair, Berlin should pro- vide the police protection, George Griffith was appointed a committee of one to interview the seectmen. MT. Carter said, that although tn, final arrangements have not been completed, more than one of the !oca officers will be on the grounds to see that order is kept and that there will be no disturbances such as there were last year.
 Fined in Court. Byron Parker of Forestville ap- peared before Judge Griswold in the
 Town court last evening on a charge
 of reckless driving. He was fined s20 and costs Mir. Parker was arrested following an accident which occurred near the monument at the top of
 Damon's Hill in Berlin. Deming In Charge. c. w. Stevens, presidentsOf the Fer lin Community chautauqua associa tion stated this morning that P. R., Showalter will be unable to supervise the work of selling the chautauqua tickets in the Berlin street section of the town and that Lester Deming has taken charge of the work. Mir, Deming is vice president of the association and when seen this morn ing stated that he will endeaNor to lappoint several people living within the district to aid him. The an- nouncement of the appointments will be made tomorrow,
 Final Guarantors' Meeting,
 The final meeting of the guarantors
 for the chautauqua will be held at the Peck Memorial library Ken
 sington on Saturday evening Uf this week at S30 o'clock. At the past several meeting the attendance has not been as good as was expected and
 as many guarantors as possible are asked to attend the last gathering on
 Saturday The question of granting
 concession rights at the grounds will
 be discussed.
 Many At Play. The Town hall was filled to capac- lity last evening and many people were obliged to stand at the play presented by the East Berlin dramatic club for the benefit of the Bolton