New Britain herald., 1922-05-18

of erecting new building instead of an addition.
 Changes Expected
 Many changes are expected to take open for the fall term next year. It has been learned on good authority mat the schools in the town will go on half time next year. This is being done, 1t is said because of the large Increase in the number of children in Berlin attending school.
 It has also been learned on good authority that the Senior High school will be started in Berlin in Septem- Der. As far as could be learned, the present plans call for the beginning of d flrst year class in Senior High school. This would keep the children who will graduate from the Berlin Junior High school this year in Berlin next year and they will not go to New Britain It is thought that those in New Britain at present will be allow ed to continue their courses there but no new ones will enter from this town The plan also calls for the second year class being organized one year rom September and the last class in the fall of 1924.
 Minors In Pool Room.
 E. Aoppe of Kensincton, appeared before Judge Griswold in the town court last evening on a charge of al lowing minors to Ioiter in pool room conducted by him. His case was continued until Wednesday eve ming.
 The case against Robert Simms of New Britain. who figured in an auto mobile accident near the Blake and Woodruff store on Berlin street Sun day afternoon, has, been continued until next week. The continuation was granted due to the fact that the state policemen who were called to the scene were not able to be pres- mt last night.
 H. l.. Edwards of Middletown was fined S10 and costs for operating a motor vehicle with illegal headlights.
 GuarantorS Meeting.
 Notices were sent to the guarantors Of the Community chautauoua that a will be held at the kensing- ton school on Monday evening of next week at & o'clock, daylight sav- ing time, to begin to lay plans for the chautauqua which will play in town in July.
 Memorial Day Committee.
 A meeting of the members of the new Memorial day committee will be held this evening at & o'clock at the Peck Memorial library building in Kensington Plans will be complet- nd for the observance of Memorial day.
 Fair Is Ended.
 There was a good attendance at the last night of the Foresters' fair in KensinGton. The first prize which was to have been awarded was a blank. The second prize of s1o was awarded to Anseino Parretta and the third prize of s5 was awarded to Russell Locke.
 Report To Company.
 Lester Deming. chairman of the fighting committee for the Worthing- on fire district, stated this morning hat any resident of the district who finds light out of order or smashed Is asked to make the complaint Direct -o the office of the Connecticut Light and Power company in New Britain and not to a member of the district fighting committee.
 Brief Items.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Congrega- tional church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The public schools of the town will ne closed all day tomorrow because If a teachers convention which is to )e held in Hartford.
 Notices have been posted in the obbies of the local post office ask ng for recruits for the Citizens Mill ary Training camp to be conducted his summer by the government,
 Miss Katherine McCabe of Ken ;ington is reported as resting com 'ortably at the St. Francis hospital in Hartford where she recently under vent an. operation.
 Miss Loretta Garrity of kensing on. is at the New Britain General hospital.
 4 number of friends of Miss Maizie Graham rendered her surprise par