New Britain herald., 1923-07-11

plans TOT many years MT. SnoWalter following his work at the university will enter a new field of work. He is now in New York city planning to enter the institution. It is expected that Mrs. Showalter and their two daughters will remain in Berlin for some time.
 MT. Showalter could not be reached that he is extremely regretful at leav- ing the town at the present time. He was planning for the next school term and believed that much could be done in cooperation with the school board.
 A committee consisting of A. A. North, Pardon c. Hickey and Robert Graham was appointed to receive ap- plications, investigate qualifications and to nominate a superintendent for next year.
 Pardon c. Hickey was elected vice. of various committees were heard and progress was reported in repair work in the schools.
 Schools Receive Fuel
 It was announced at the meeting of the school board that all the schools of Berlin are eitner being supplied or have already been supplied with coal for the coming winter There will be no necessity for closing the schools on account of the shortage of next winter, it is expected.
 Parents VIII Meet
 The school board will meet next Monday evening at the Blue Hills ents of children in that district. The purpose of the meeting will be to talk over the school situation in Ber- lin and the housing question in Blue Hills and other districts.
 Pardon c. Hickey, vic&chairinan of the board. stated this morning that it is the policy of the board to get together with the parents and dis cuss the various problems that come up, hearing the side of the taxpayers. The meeting next Monday evening will probably be the first of a series of gatherings in the schools of the own.
 Rum Runners Arc Fined
 Armand Giannecchini, Frank Cat mia and George Gori, all of New I ork city, were fined S200 and costs ,ach in .the Berlin town court last ,vening for the illegal transportation If liquor. The cocts in each case to s2S.75.
 The three men were caught by State Walter Lenehan Monday vening as they were passing through he town in a truck. They were or ginally arrested for speeding and he officer became suspicious having search warrant made out and search ng the truck, finding 996 gallons of lcohol in kegs On the back of the l ruck were tied several articles of urniture to give the appearance of moving van. Constable Frank Brown | ssisted in making the arrest.
 Accident on D,mon's Hill.
 An accident in which no one was lurt occurred last evening on Da- non's Hill, Berlin, when Rec car into 9 tree at the side of he read, damaging the front consid- ably.
 According to reports this morning, he car was on its way down the hill nd a wagon load of hay was making ts way up the hill. Just as the Rec made ready to pass the hay wagon mother car on its way up the hill hot out from in back of the wagon nd the driver of the Rec, in order Q avoid a head-on collision, drove ut into the ditch crashing into the rec.
 The names of the occupants of the ar could not be learned and the umber of the car that caused the amage was not secured as the driver ut on more speed and disappeared, ot stopping to see if any one was urt or not.
 Prepare for Field Day. Plans are being made for the field BY and track meet which the Ken nston Congregational church Broth hood and the Mems Bible class of le Berlin Congregational church will ye July 21 nt the community house rounds. The day will be taken up ( lth hascbsli and other athletic i 'ents. The refreshments committee l, IT the Brotherhood has been en- { ounced by Claude W. stevens, gen. f