New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
 REGULATIONS FOR
 SCHOOL ENTRANCE Principal Orrin [. Judd Gives
 Details Of Requirements WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

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 Principal 0FrlR l., Judd of The rlsiRVille grammar schools, has fuF= nishsd detailed information which Will he of great benefit to ihoss who are planning Co enter lhe schools al the opening of the fail term Ht shows the requirements for entrance into the grades and high school and explains the other details necessary to become a pupil here,
 All PlainVllle schools will open on September <, Examinations for chs trance into inc rlsinyille high school will be held Thursday. September 1 at < o'clock standard lime Al the Broad street school, Pupils making up deficiencies will he required 10 produce a certificate signed by either their tutor or their parents certify ing that they have studied to make them up during inc summer months
 The plain,ille town school com mittee aims to have a high school with \ high standard of scholarship and pupils entering the high school must be well prepared in grammar school subjects and maintain a high standard 10 he enrolled in the school,
 Certificates Required.
 All new pupils entering ihe grade schools on September $, must bring A certificate Of birth or, if they have attended schools before. a certificate of promotion or transfer card.
 Pupils over five years Of age will he admitted 10 the kindergarten. Pupils Of six years or over will be admitted to the first grade fl they have never attended school before.
 Pupils living east of East street in grades one. two, three and four. will attend the new school on Lin den street.
 Wedding Announcement.
 Invitations are being received in Plainville to the wedding of Robert Gregory Gibson, employed in Plsin- vile by the Standard Steel X Bear ings, Inc, 10 Miss Catherine Mary Bradley, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Bradley Of Philadelphia. l The ceremony will take place We'd nesday, September 3, in the church l Of Our Mother of Sorrows in West Philadelphia. A number of local ! people will attend.
 Elsie Berncr Dies.
 Elsie l.. Berner. six-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Otto Berner of Whites crossing, died yes- erday morning at the New Britain hospital. She is survived by ler parents and three brothers, Vic or, Arthur and Roy, all of Plain- lile.
 The funeral will be held from the lome tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and the services will be priv .te. Rev. J. F. Klingberg of New Britain, will officiate. Burial will be n West cemetery.
 Injured in Accident.
 Mrs. r. F. Winters of Hartford, uffered a broken collarbone Satur I ay when an automobile owned and I riven by her husband, skidded on he wet pavement on the Southing { on road and overturned. She was , iven attention by Dr. J. N. Bull, f ho treated the broken member and i nabed the woman to be taken to ( CT home. Dr. Sweet Of Hartford len was called and set the bone.
 The sedan in which they were ( ding was able to proceed under it's { wn bowen when it was righted and ( ,e Hartford people left soon after , ,e accident had happened. MT. I 'inters received only superficial |,
 Winners of Contest. l. Miss Agda Lundahl, the Trumbull f 1try into the popularity contest { hich was conducted by Brock q arnes post, American Legion, in i with the annual carnival e hich came to close Saturday 0 ght, was the first prize winner q l1onB lHG IlN ' yOuIlS lduItS tIlttIFu r he had 3 grand total of 3l.cS0 votes f Id was awarded $40. Miss Lois reeman was second with total Of i,940 votes and she was awarded \ .5. The Misses Lucy Tanner and S ena Neri were fourth and fifth re- 'ectively. the former having total
 15,36O and the latter l4.9o0. and l. ,t h wore awarded SlU. l. nong the most successful ever giv- l by the post and handsome sum a ill he turned into the treasury of s P Plainyile Public Health Nurs- ork of the visiting nurse Y
 Rccci,ing Congratulations. F Mir. and Mrs. Carl Arvidson of ainvlio are receiving congratula- h ms on the birth Of daughter at f, e New Britain General hospital !, turdav. r.,
 Hold Party CauC,scs.
 Both the republican and demccra- c caucuses will be held this week. {, q former heinz scheduled for the il VII hall on Wednesday evening at x o'clock and the latter also in the MI hall Thursday night. At both d ucuses the party electors will ir oose delegates to the state. probate n ..---------- ---------- .-..--------