New Britain herald., 1922-02-15

Was To Be Temporary
 The action of the school commit tee in placing the children in out lying districts of kensington as well as in the portable building and the basement was intended as a temper ary measure only. The need of the new building in this regard was out lined in the annual report of the committee as accepted by the town.
 Good Time To Build
 Some members of the committee feel that it is an exceptionally good time to build inasmuch as they feel that indications are that building costs will not be much lower. They also feel that labor is abundant and that several men will be given em. poyment. Others are inclined to be lieve that with the return to normalc, Berlin may expect further increas SC In the school population because of its relation to New Britain.
 About New Britain Board
 No action was taken with reference to the action of the New Britain school board on barring outsiders at the Senior High school in that city. Specific action has not been taken by the neighboring board and as a result the Berlin committee will not know how to act until definite word is re- ceived.
 The brick industry will be buster this season than any since the end of the war. according to Miss Josephine Murray of the Richard Murray Brick company. Miss Murray. when seen this morning stated that plans are be- ing made by this company for one of the biggest years in the history of the company.
 Miss Murray stated that the boilers and kilns at the yards have already been inspected and work will begin in the manufacturing of brick as soon as the weather permits.
 During the past four years, the brick business has not been a pros porous one, it is claimed, but at pres tion work going on in and about New York and the contractors have been receiving their brick from Berlin dealers.
 At the Murray yards only one third of the capacity of the yards was filled with brick last year but ii is expected to fill the yards to capacity this coming spring and summer. Work was stopped in August of last year but Miss Murray said this morn- ing that she expects the men will be kept busy until the latter part of September this coming year.
 TCnlnro<l p~-x-
 Members Of the Order of Amaranth of New Britain gave a surprise patty last evening for Miss Mildred Me1s- ner of Worthington Ridge. About 75 people were present. The usual games were played and dancing was en- ioyed.
 Miss Meisner was presented with q large number of gifts. She will sail on Saturday for Paris, France, where ,he will stu6y art
 On Extended Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Bradley of Ken ,ington left last Saturday for an ex- ended trip through Vermont. They Will visit MT. Bradley's mother, Mrs. E. L. Bradley at Brattleboro who will make the return trip. with the couple and live in kensington for the winter
 MT. Bradley will include in his rip business transaction at Wor- 'ester, Mass. They will also stop at Hinton where they will visit Mrs. ldcline Bahcock who will later visit <ensington for a few days.
 Berlin Briefs.
 The Parents and Teachers asso- ,iation of tine Hubbard school in East 3erlin will meet tomorrow evening. The meeting of the special town arm committee has been postponed Inti next week. | St. Paul's |. NJ. T. A. & B. society will meet Sunday morning at Il 'cjock.
 Court Mattabesxett, Forcsters of America, will meet tomorrow eve ing. The srnterrai bowling league of wtli roll several games on he Casino alleys in New Britain to- 1orrow
 Helen Dalton and Joseph McCor-