New Britain herald., 1923-01-17
, place of Miss Elizabeth Folkcrson.

in place of Miss Elizabeth Folkerson. resigned.
 The building committee reported that the heating plants at the f.ass Berlin. Worthington and Kensington schools have been overhaulcd and placed in good condition.
 In connection with the sessions Of school on stormy days the policy of holding 1 o'clock sessions on stormy days was approved by the committee and will be continued.
 The recommendation for the pur- chase of English and geography books was approved by the committee. It was decided to hold the next three meetings at the town hall. it being on the trolley line and thus more convenient for members of the board
 Thrift Week In Schools.
 Thrift week is being observed in all schools. The goal this year is 10 have each child enrolled It is not a question of how much money the child puts in, it is the thought of uni- versatility Last year Berlin barely missed being placed on the national honor roll, three per cent being the margin by which it was excluded. The schools are working this year to get at least 75 per cent of the chii- dren enrolled, as this is the per cent required for the honor roll. So far the children are responding well.
 To Extend Line.
 The Connecticut Light and Powe, Co. yesterday agreed to extend its power line as far as the South school, thus providing light for the Edelson homestead and the home of Harry Edelson. This is to be done at the request of Louis Edelson.
 D. A. R. Play.
 Plans have been completed for tho | play which the local chapter ol Daughters of the American Revolu. ion will present in the town hall this evening. The cast has been rehears- ng faithfully for the past week and III are certain that finished produc. ion will be witnessed by those who lttend The tickets have been selling we'll and it is expected that a crowd. d house will greet the performers when the curtain rises on the first aci # Miss Fosters Gift"
 Trolley Service Interrupted
 The trolley service between BerIir nd New Britain has been interrupt q to a great extent tho past few days ecause of express trucks, which cet tuck in the snow. Sometimes the ars arc held up ten or fifteen nm tes before the autos can be cx. -icated.
 New Gasoline station
 \ gasoline storage station is beine rected by the Go-Gas compang of oston west of the Berlin station ard ear the yards of George H. Baldwin hen completed, this plant will fur ish gasoline to the company's chain ations in New Britain and vicinity. 1, York is rapidly progressing on the uilding and it is expected that it win 2 finished in a week or two.
 ItcD,s of Interest Members of the local troop of Cir souts will attend q rally in New ritain this evening, where they will ve a demonstration Of bandaging. MT. and Mrs. George Dood left 'sterday for Jamaica. where theyI - i'll remain until April I.
 Dr. R. N. Griswold of Eensipgtoni
 slowly improving after a serious ness. Howard Edcison. son of Mir. and : rs. Louis Edelson. is able 10 he ornd again after having been con- led to his home for the past five !, 7eks with measles and the grip. The St. Paul's T. A. and R. so- . sty will hold a whist this evening at D hall in Kensington.
 The Forer,en's club of the Amor- n Paper Goods Co. will hold c list and social. at Lloyd hall. Ken [ lgton. Friday evening. In Rruce is i'll at his home u the south end. A meeting Of the local troop of ee " Scouts will be held Friday eve ol ,g. ir The resriar weekly prayer meeting pl Il he hn'i a' the Berlin rnng-ega- ] u -al cbtrc'1 tomorrow o'nnirg. es Miss Mary Nel1es pf Scv-ir~ton ad- 1f