New Britain herald., 1925-01-03

lunch period.
 Before taking this step the school board, through teachers and pupils. communicated with all parents and secured their approval of the plan.
 Pcrci,al Property Survey The repairs committee of the board was appointed to have a sur vey made of the property at the Per clval avenue school. There is some doubt as to how much land the town of Berlin owns in that locality, in order 10 settle the matter. it has been decided to find out just how much property is owned. This com mittee will also consider the advisa- biity of purchasing additional land in the rear of the school building if it is found that there is not enough. It is thought at present that the woodshed and outbuiIdings of the school are on property not owned by the town, although the survey will show definitely whether or not this is correct.
 It has been found thnt sanitary conditions at the school are not satisfactory and the health officer Of the town, as well as the state de- partment of health has called atten- ton to this fact, Steps will be taken to remedy this condition and the committee will make recommcnda- tions as 10 the proper course to fol- low. z
 Talk on Revaluation
 Thomas Linder, appraisal engineer for the city of New Britain, and E, A. Mccarthy of New Britain, assess mcnt director of the city of Middle town, addressed a meeting of the Berlin reassessmcnt committee in the office of the town clerk last night. Their talks dealt With the work done in the two cities and of what work would have to be done in order to put the reassessment idea on a firm basis.
 Interested in Clubs
 Mir. James of the Hartford County Farm bureau will conduct a public meeting in Grange hall on Friday evening, January 9, in order to in tcrcst boys and girls in the town in the various clubs conducted by the bureau in conjuCtion with the Oranges. These clubs are formed to interest the children In canning, sew ing, agriculture, corn, poultry and other subjects in connection with farm life.
 Miss Mary Griswold, superintcnd- ent of schools. has stated that she will lend her cooperation to the idea and it is expected that the Grange hall will be crowded on the evening of the meeting.
 Items 0f Interest
 John Gcoghcgan of New Rochelle, N. r., has returned to his homo after a visit with his parents in Berlin,
 A dance will he held tonight at o'clock in t'orester's hall. kensing- ton.
 Many Attend Dance The attendance at the dance held i last night by members of the Lo-Hi club of Berlin, was large and a neat sum was realized. This money will go toward the support of an orphan in the Near East, adopted by the club.
 St. Paul's Church Masses will be celebrated at and ! 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St | Paul's church, kensington. Rev John c. Brennan will be in charge and a session of the Sunday school Will follow the last service. Sacred Heart Church { Mass will be celebrated at o'clock i tomorrow morning at Sacred Hear | church, East Berlin. Rev. J. c , Brennan of Kensington will conduct | the service. Sunday school will fol low.
 [ Itcnsington Methodist
 "Go through, go through the gates" will be the subject of a New 1 Years sermon which will be deliver ed tomorrow morning at lO:4S o'clock by Rev. May F Lord, pastor Of the church. In the evening al 7:30 o'clock the service will be taker up mostly with 8 reading from the Look, The Church of the Lightel 1 lamp" story fitting 10 .churcf i work during the new year The Ladies Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock