New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-20

that way be able to have the system
of schools in Berlin run with a
smoothness which many claim has
been sadly lacking for the past few
years.
AS the regular meeting of the
school board does not take place until
the second Tuesday in August there is
much speculation as to whether a
special meeting will be called, or re-
quested, to act on the appointment of
a new superintendent. Many feel the
time Is short and that some definite
move should be made at once.
Mr.. North, member of the COM
mittee to select new superintendent.
that the selection will not be made
until he returns about the second
week in August.
Any Of the people who have not
been as yet approached by those
sponsoring the petition may, If they
care to, register their opinion on the
matter by calling Miss Adele Murray.
Field Day to Be Held
The annual joint field day Of the
Berlin and Kensington Mems Bible
classes will be held Saturday after
noon on the Community grounds.
These two societies have held such
events in the past and 1t Is hoped that
the field day Saturday will be as we'll
attended as the past meetings have
been. It Is the hope Of the officials
of both these classes that the two
societies may get to know each other
and work UP spirit Of cooperation
by which the work of both societies
will be increased and the interest in
their affairs heightened.
Invitations have been sent out for
the men to come and bring their
families and a god time is promised
to all who attend as the committee in
charge has been working hard.
The program for the afternoon is
as follows:
2 o'clock-Tug of war; 2:15, six
legged race; $3.50 relay ball race; 2:45,
sack race: 8, baseball game; A., tennis
At the close Of the athletic
events lunch, which will be made up
by the ladies, will be served.
Foresters' Netting
At the meeting of the Foresters
last night two applications for men,
bership were received. Records
throughout the New England states
show that the local court is rapidly
surprising courts of a. similar status
in increasing its membership.
For the last quarter of the year the
local Foresters have gained Ss mem
bers, a larger number than any other
lodge In New England. Two candi.
dates were initiated last night.
The semi-annual election of officers
was held and Louis Goodrich was
once again elected chief ranger. Mr..
8 oodrich has proved to be a leader of
4 high order.
The newly appointed court deputy.
Daniel Malarney, installed the Off
GERS for the coming term.
Team to Go to Avon.
The All-Kensington tean1swill 90 to
Avon Sunday prepared for real
battle as the Avon team has a fine
.ecord, having registered a victory
,ver the Maple Leafs of Springfield,
Mass, team which has been de-
Gated only once on their home
grounds in the past three years. The
club has taken on new J
life by virtue of its victory over the
DID Lyme team.
The team will leave from in front
f Mack's garage at 1 p. m. Sunday
nd a large delegation of rooters will
o along.
Dance at Foresters Hall. L
A dance for the benefit of the ALL II
baseball team will be held o
t Foresters' hall tonight. A large "
rowd is expected and good music is b
AS this dance is for the L
enefit of the local ball team It is S,
oped that they will be loyalty sup D
orted. ID
Property Sold. Ia
Mrs Leon LeClair of New Britain fl
as sold by c. vendrilla two and one
uarter acres Of land on Hudson L
rect. O,
Briefs. OF
Miss Hattie HOLSTER has gone TO In
ittsfeid to spend a few days. tt
Record of the birth of son, John til
ony, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tony simione, W
Is been made in the town clerks
flee.
Dr.. r. A. Wooding and A. 3. Wood lie