New Britain herald., 1923-05-09

grade. The room will be opened next year.
 An opportunity room will be es- tablished at that school. This room will take care of children who are over age and backward in their work.
 The special committee on building was unable to report as 1t has not received the plans and sketches from the architect. In connection with the report of the committee an informal discussion concerning the housing situation was held. Indications are that unless there is Q building erected quite a few children in the eleme1- tary schools as we'll as in the Junior high school will have to work on half time next year. Superintendent of Schools B. R. Showalter estimated that there will be in the neighbor- hood of 300 children working on half time if building is not provided.
 Permission was granted to the su- perintendent and the teaching stan to hold a school field day for all schools on a day designated by the superintendent It is expected that the meet will be held the latter part of this month or the first of next. This field day will be in the nature of an all day community and field meet and will be held on the Worth ington Community house grounds,
 A. H. Martin, c. F. Dodge and Chester Donovan, with a sub-com- mittec of eight from the various schools, will have charge of the de- tails of the field day.
 The finance committee was in- structed to contract for school sup plies for the coming year.
 It was voted to hold an inspection of the Berlin schools by the entire school committee to determine major repairs and alterations needed for the coming year. A list of the minor repairs needed has been prepared.
 The report of the committee on schools and teachers with reference to securing teachers for the coming year was heard and the committee was instructed to offer contracts for the coming year.
 The finance committee reported that the total expenditures to date have been s52,0o0.
 Berlin Is Healthy.
 Berlin, according to the weekly morbidity report of the bureau of preventable diseases of the state de- partment of health. has but one case of communicable disease, that be- ing measles.
 Fair a Big Success.
 The Foresters' fair which closed Ia st evening was one of the most successful ever held in the history or the court in Berlin. according to re- ports today. The hall was crowded last evening and the kensington home talent minstrel show went over big" The buck and wing dancing of Michael Rayno brought forth many favorable comments ana the songs were well sung by the other members of the cast.
 A prize of s25 was awarded to "l need it." Harry McKeon was award ed a prize of s1o. man whose name was not given received a like amount and P. Mansfield was given a prize of $5.
 Szmanowski-Wend
 The wedding of Ludwig Szmanow- ski and Miss Genevieve Wendrowski of kensington was held this morning at g o'clock at St. Paul's church, Rev. I. c. Brennan officiating. Many guests were present from out Of town a large number attending from New Britain. Following the ceremony reception was rendered the couple, after which they left for a wedding trip to Boston and vicinity.
 Will Leave Town.
 F.. R. (Dynamite) Jones. well known resident of Worthington Ridge will sell his house next to Blake & Woodruff's store and will leave for Canada, where he will engage in the mining business. MT. Jones has been engaged in agricultural dynamiting for the past several years in Berlin. Before coming here he was engaged in mining work about 20 miles out of Sherbrook. Quebec.
 Two Automobile Cases
 Two automobile cases came up in. the Berlin town court last evening. Michael Anderson of New Britain was. charged with having improper break inc sA.inas nr hia nar and was fined