New Britain herald., 1924-09-18

ioreign speaking people should tals
 the most promising men aside ars
 tax 10 them about educating thsno
 serves Tn the English language and
 customs, was a point advocated h,
 tne superintendent. This would nn,
 mean much trouble on the part of
 .ne employers and might lead the
 men 10 the realization of what tbev
 are missing, 50 that they can get 2 start in life. e0' a
 me school will probably open week rom Monday evening at tbe hensington Grammer school and u,i,, ne held thre times a week Tbsra VIII be two classes, one for ths teaching of reading, writing and Of English and the other a continuation class for those chiI oren between the ages of i4 and ,,e "ho nave left school The latter c,.ss cans Tor compulsory attendsnc. and VIII De in charge of Mrs. Anna M year. a. "' eiass last
 20 Inch Pickerel Caught
 A 70 inch pickerel, the largest ,apsht in Berlin to date, was ,ai,,n rom .Hart's pond yesterdav hu rank Cosey of Kensington. The .sn weighed four pounds and the ,ouns fellow had all he could -do tn 'et It into his boat. It was a lu,,,, 'rihe' as the boy was about to no Iome. He decided to make one moro ast ana upon doing so, the fish i'm nediately struck. 'N III
 Cast Is Announced ,,. me lhanda club of the Kensine- 'h congregational church will bnId entertainment in the chprch nan ITS tomorrow night at 8 o'clock ms VIII be the initial affair of the uo TOT this season and a great deal ,', eHort IS being put into it
 lhe main feature of the everi , III be three act play, "A Wus captlVe in Japan," the theme he a'ohg the lines of missionarv rv C Ork' as the club was formed for + e study of this work. The Are, r enc In the play represents a room
 glrls' college in America The 1ohu and third scenes are laid in pan A feature of the play wir
 me second act, showing a kinder s rten in Japan. with several smau l.dren taking the parts. A study
 the customs of that country has en made and the action will ha 2 soiutely correct. The parts have sn well assigned and the n,av is ,eedingly effective. Mrs. Sidney n wles has been directing the piece b me characters are: Gertrude c encer Bean, Marion Hall: Nan i
 sister. Ruth Graham; Bes Helen ., lson; Grace, Marion Hart; Dot a lnda Chotkowski: Ruth, Lillian D, nWorth; Mrs. Bean, Yadviga Chot- D, Sskl; Aunt Gertrude, Edith Clark. h, ry Drake. Lois Cowles; Florence ell 's' Blanche Johnson: two Japan
 servants. Barbara senninS- and ris Baldwin.
 ne Japanese children in the kim garten will be played by Edna erson' Barbara Baldwin, Douglas hers, Richard DeMers, sonny ger, Donald Johnson, Russell tzen' Mary Farrell and Margaret r rell. F 'receding the play a short pro- m will be carried out, in which members of the club will have A l. Two songs will be sung by
 club and sketch of thesorFsn- ions history will be given by en Johnson, introducing the vari-
 club songs. he lnanda club has done good in the past and has contributed ally to missions, through the s and entertainments held at va times during the year.
 General Boys Meeting
 general get-together meeting for 'oys of the Worthington district be held tomorrow night at 7:15 ok in the chapel of the Berlin 'regational church. Rev. Sam Fiske, at this time, will out The steps incident to becoming a Scout and plans will be arranE- or the seasons activities for n's troop of Scouts. of which.
 Mir. Fiske is scoutrnaster.
 . boys of the town have re- led to the Scout training and troop has been fourishinE for 'ast few years This year bids