New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

l Of the quoit matches and Frank Clark will secure place for the affair to be | held. Postmaster S M. Cowles of
 kensington will arrange for the com- munity sing which will be held in the 1 evening.
 School Head Appointed.
 Arthur E. Conrad of Hartford was l chosen 10 act as principal of the kensington grammar school for the coming year, at meeting Of the Ser lin school board held in the town hall last night. The committee expressed themselves as being well pleased with the choice, as Mir. Conrad has been exceptionally well trained for the work in which he will engage
 He is a graduate of the Oswego Normal school at Oswcgo, New York, one Of the best teachers training schools in the country. He graduat- ed from Trinity college, Hartford, this year and has attended summer ses- sions at the teachers college, besides having taken graduate courses at the Yale School of Education.
 During the war he was for Il months in training for the air service and has received diplomas from the United States School of Aeronautics at Princeton, N. J., the Fortress Mon- roe School of Fire in Virginia and the Field School of Aerial Operation in Oklahoma. He has taught at the l Northwest school in Hartford for two | and one-half years, instructing in | pre-vocational subjects. He has also acted as supervising agent for the | state board of education.
 The contract for furnishing coal to the schoolst of Berlin next winter was awarded to the United Coal and Wood Co.,, Of New Britain, their quotations being s1S.90 per ton for egg and s14.50 per ton for stove coal.
 Several contracts for minor repair work in the schools wehe awarded, , he following being the matters cov- ered, installing electric lights in the south and Pedge schools additional ights for the Worthington school, metal ceilings for three remaining 'oons and the hall of the kensington grammar school, interior painting at f., he Perciral school and repairing gut ], CTS at the Percival school
 The board will meet Monday even- ng at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose Of | opening bids for the construction of U he new school building in the Blue ! fills district.
 Will Require Vaccination.
 It is probable that the school board .ill require anti-smallpox vaccla- F ion of all children entering the i' chools Of Berlin next fall Tho " oard seemed 10 favor such q move, c tst night. q
 Left Arm Broken. tl Mike Maguda, nine years of age, of .cnsington, broke both bones in his it arm yesterday afternoon while IL resting with another boy. The arm II as set by Dr. X. J. Goodwin and it as reported today that the boy is V :sting comfortably. A
 Louis Massirio. '' The funeral Of Louis Massirio, Sht years of age, who died Thurs ,, ay afternoon following an operation ' IT appendicitis, was held this morn g from St. Pau's church, kensing- 'e ll' dJ ' U ClDChy IAtN. LIT. nOndS J | rennan of St. Thomas seminary, artford, officiating. The funeral was M rgely attended and burial was in St. a' ary's cemetery, New Britain, where st ev. Dr. brennan also conducted the service. hf
 Very Few Changes. VI Few changes in, party affiliations si Ire recorded by the registrars at cir session yesterday in the town re II. The greater share of the voters WI em 10 be satisfied with the party tn which they have cast their lot. ,nry C. Deming. one of the mem- ar rs of the board, stated today that Tn is not expected that many will fol ange from one party to the other the next session, as very few ch anges are ever recorded. ial
 Has Diphthcria. fol It was reported today that Lucien o'c of kensington. young at y, is confined 10 his home with wi ,htheria. Flu
 Go To Hartford. ice St. Paul's T. 4. B. Drum corps left s morning for Hartford, where lprt " took part in the state drum chi -rs convention at the armory this by .rnoon. The party vent by auto bile.