New Britain herald., 1922-10-18


 right to enjoy its advanta ges. It is obvious that they can get more and grow more In a school having 50 min ute periods taught by specialists than they can with 20 minute periods taught by teachers, however good who have 20 other periods to teach. Cost Per Pupil Kept Down. There seems to be a feeling on the part of the uniformed that check has not been kept upon school 1 expenditures. When 1t is realized that your committee has kept the relative ! cost per pupil down to the same gen eral level as that of years ago, and at the same time has greatly improv- ed the quality of the work in the , schools, has raised the physical con dition of the schools, it is obvious that this feeling is unfounded Its action in transporting children from South and Blue Hill schools to other schools, thus saving the cost of two added teachers, is sample of the attitude of your committee, Those who feel that the commit tee is proposing a needless extrava- gance in it's recommendation with reference to the new high school are equally unfounded in their belief" " Death of Mr-. Anderson Mrs. Josephine Anderson, wife of August Anderson, died at her home in kensington last evening after long illness. She was 56 years of age. Be sides her husband she leaves son. 
 and daughter, Miss Ruth H. Ander- son, nurse at St Raphael's hospital New Haven.
 The funeral will be held on Thurs day, it is thought. from her late home. Rev. Abel A, Ahlqu!st, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, of which Mrs. Anderson was a member offciat- ing. Burial will be in kensington.
 Town Meeting This Evening
 The postponed town meeting will be held this evening at o'clock in the town hall. A large crowd is expected to be present The question of dis , posing of the honor roll in front of the Town Hall will be discussed and | acted upon, as well as the question of | ,aising the salary of the first select man, George B. Carter, the question l of establishing suitable traffic rules | for the town, and the question of | forming a board of health for Berlin |
 ScleCtmen To Meet
 Another opportunity for those who registered and were not made voters ast week will be furnished this com ing Saturday, when the selectmen and | own clerk will again be in session in | the Town Hall
 Berlin Bits
 Fred Hurst and family of this place ! have gone to St. Petersburg, Florida | where they will take up their resi- | dence
 There will be meeting of the local l oost of the American Legion in the T. A. B. hall in kensington at 73o o'clock tomorrow evening. All mem oers have been urged to be present
 East Berlin Items
 The confirmation service which wal 70 be held at St. Gabrie's church Sun lay evening has been postponed until l later date.
 The ladies of the Scored Heart ,hurch will give whist and social at he home of Miss McInerney on Thursday evening
 Miss Gladys Cole, who has been confined in the Middlesex hospital in is much improved. She to her home in this place on Monday.
 John Shea, who has been spending he past few weeks as the guest of his laughter. Mrs. Charles Fiske, on Irove street. is spending a few days n Boston. He will return to East Berlin the latter part of the week
 The Parent Teacher association of he Hubbard school will hold their rst meeting of the year on Thursday vening at s o'clock. Some very i'm ortant subjects will be discussed.
 The funeral of Mrs. William Kill Y ourne was held at her late home in :. Hartford this afternoon with inter. lent in Wilcox cemetery. Mrs Kill T ourne is survived by brother. Fred rick Hubbard, two nieces. Mrs Frank q obey and Mrs. M Sugenhime. and f nephew, A. E. Bacon, all of this | lace
 There will be no meeting of the I onfirmation class of St. Gabrie's , hurch this evening" f 11th Anniversary Sale now in pro- ( ress at The Fair. Come tomorrow s lew Pritain's greatest annual sale I -advt.