New Britain herald., 1922-09-19


 American laws explained and an ef- understand life, language and history of the United States thoroughly and to enable them to take part in the government.
 The second class will be a continu- ation class for boys and girls between the ages of 14 to 16, who are em- ployed during the day and are una bIe to attend school. This class will in- clude work covered by the seventh schools. It will also be as thorough in every way.
 Last year there were 5S in the eve ming classes, with an average attend ance of A. The attendance of the continuation classes was better last season than that of the adult classes, either because the adults were con tinually leaving town or because of household duties. Last year so per cent of the total attendance were un- der Fl years of age. The younger generation of foreign-born people seems more anxious to learn English than the older ones.
 Budget For Next Year Read.
 A public meeting of the finance board was held last evening in the town hall. Despite expectations, there were but two women and a mere handful of men present. It was expected that there would be some lively opposition to the new budget, but everything remained calm during the meeting and the host of objec- tions failed to put in an appearance. Little opposition was registered and but few questions were asked re- garding the school budget. The new voters, the women, do not seem very anxious to participate in town affairs, judging by the showing made last evening.
 Grange Arrange Fine Program.
 Berlin Grange, No. A, P. Of H., will hold an "Old Home Night this even- nell arranged the program: Music, Grange orchestral song, grange; My Own, My Native Grange" J. T. Mo- lumphy; song, Mrs. George Tryon; Early Days of Berlin Grange" Miss Hattie V. Hollister; sony, Arthur Bushnell; Your Grange and My Grange" George B. Carter: music, grange orchestral Homes That I Have Seen," Rev. Samuel A. Fiske: music grange orchestra; Home Sweet Home" It is expected that very enjoyable evening will be had
 Party to Henry Muldrum
 Last evening Henry Mildrum. son of the local insurance agent, was very pleasantly surprised by number of his friends who rendered him fare we'll party. Mir. Mildrum is to enter Worcester Institute of Technology next week, During the course of the eve- ming dancing was enjoyed, impromptu entertainment presented and refresh ments served. Before leaving for their homes MT. Mldru':l's s guests gave him handsome gold mounted fountain pen for use at school. There were guests present from New Britain, Cromwell and Berlin.
 Baseball Game Scheduled
 The final game of the season for the Triangle Athletic club will be played at East Berlin between the Triangles and the East Berlin Ath- letic club on Saturday, September 23. Both teams have been prdcticing regularly and both are confident of victory. The Triangles have been play ing baseball during the entire season, but are anxious to play the last game in order that they may begin their football schedule. The Triangles' lineup for Saturday includes many well known local young men, and is: Venture, catch; Rayno, pitch; karam shortstop; Giana, first base; McCor- mick, second base; Kingo, third base; Greece, right field; Balog, center field, and Ives, left field.
 Frat" Bowling League
 A special meeting will be called in the Tabs rooms this evening for the | purpose or.reorganizing the "Frat' | league, a group of bowling | teams which gained much popularity | last winter. Those in charge urge all | last years managers to be present at this meeting, and also anyone else who may be interested in forming this | league. The meeting is scheduled for