New Britain herald., 1922-06-27

De needed to make the affair a finan. ,ial success.
 It was emphasized at the gathering hat many people say they will wait intil the chautauqua is here and buy their tickets at the door. This, how ever, does not help the local guaran- tors as the only money which goes to the playground fund will be the pro- leeds from the sale of season tickets hefore the chautauqua comes to town. All money taken in after July will go to the chautauqua people and not to the town.
 Committees Appointed
 Various committees were appointed to take care of the sale of tickets in different sections of the town. E. w. Mildrum will provide for the sale in East Berlin. B. R. Showalter was ap- pointed to name committees to aid him in the sale of tickets for Berlin.
 w. w. Pagan, B. P. Moore, c. B. Wright, Arthur Moffatt will cover the Pond school section in Kensington Marjorie Moore, Mrs. R. A. Wooding, Clarence Baldwin, chapel district; John Thomson, s. M. Cowes, Ledge school district: C. w. Stevens, c. F.. Johnson, Blue Hills district; Ora Ed gerly, F. F. Hanford, West Lane dis trict.
 James Ellsworth, Gilbert Johnson, Earl Lewis c. F. Lewis, Percival dis trict; Mrs. George Green, Pennington avenue district including the terri Co; Lloyd Carter will cover the Lower Lane district.
 Meeting Next Saturday
 lnasmuch as complete reports were not made on the concession stands at the chautauqua grounds, another meeting of the guarantors will be held at the Peck Memorial library on saturday night at S:30 o'clock.
 School Thrift Report
 During the past school year begin ming September of 1921, the children in the schools of Berlin have saved s2,694.35, according to the final re- port which has been submitted to the school authorities. The number of children saving, giving the name of the school teacher, the number of children who saved and the amount aved, follows:
 Hubbard school = Miss Northrop, teacher, IS, s4s.as; Miss Quinn, 23, s123.26; Miss Pierce, 16, s77.03; Miss Barnes, 10, s96.74.
 Selden school-Mrs. M. w. Bacon, 10, s32.46; Mrs. riske, IT, s96.
 Worthington school--Mrs. Hewett, 33, $110; Miss Marsh, 19, s55 Miss Hopkins, 23, s99; Miss Nelson, 21, S137.99.
 South school Miss Craven, 37, $161.53.
 Blue Hills school-R. N. Lyon, 2e, sS0.61.
 Percival school: Mrs Crane, 2S, 11S1 Mrs. Foley, 32, s295.
 Ledge schoo-Miss Weiseder, 31, s44.74; Miss Walsh, 33, s65.43
 Kensington Grammar school-Miss DuPlessis, 26, s54.17; Miss Steed, IT, s27.79; Miss OBrien, 22, s121.S4; Miss McGee, 32. s47.14; Miss McKeon 10, s24.64; Miss Barry, 33, sSo.5S; Miss Keena. 17. sSS.52; Mrs. Mans field, 26, sS3.S4.
 Berlin Junior High school-Mrs. Young, 40, $163.12; Miss Schaefer, 42, s174.61; Mir. Dodge, 22, s7s.9S; Miss Harold, 21, $5535.
 More Saved This Year
 Last year only $1,593.33 was saved by the children and those who deposit ed number 3S1. The record made this year is considered to be very fine, Showalter says and he believes that a still larger amount will be saved next year considering the fact that the employment situation appears to be bettering itself and most people are working.
 Complimentary Tickets. At the meeting of the chautauqua held last evening a com was read from the office of the Community association in New Haven granting complimentary sea son tickets to the local clergymen and to the press.
 Fire District Meeting.
 Officers will be elected for the ensu- ing year at the annual meeting of the Fire district to be held at Foresters' hall Friday evening of this week. The voters of the district will also be given an opportunity to hear