New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-21
FACTORIES TO AID
EVENING SCHOOLS
Asked TO Cooperate in Teaching
English TO Employees
RANGERS TO PLAY HERE
Much Football This Week end
Education Week Success-Egan-
White Wedding-Smith Brings
Suit TO Recover S500-Tuncrals.

\ The local factories are being asked
| by the school committee to cooper
ate with 1t in the teaching OF Eng
I lish to their non Englsh-speaking
employees. Tho Trumbull Electric
Mfg. Co. has already consented to
/ give its help, and will post notices
/ IN all departments and run an ar
| tlcIe in lis publication urging its en-
I ployes to learn better English by at
tending the evening classes. The
other factories will be requested to
: help, and it is expected that all will
do so.
The evening classes were inspected
/ this week by Miss Mary Potter, field
agent of the state board, and were
found 10 be in highly satisfactory
condition, An average of nine pu-
! pills attends each of the two classes
now being conducted at the Broad
street school thrice week, and good
progress in English is being made
by all pupils.
Education Week A Success,
Is,
served in the local schools This
week. was a great success, Supcrin-
tendent l.. S. Mills stated today.
Large numbers Of parents visited tn"
schools for the first time and much
interest In the schools is believed 10
have been stimulated. At the Broad
street school a period each day was
set aside for the giving of an appro-
pirate program by the children. I'M
pressing on their minds the various
phases OF education. The same was
the case at the Linden street grade
. school. while i'm the High school the
matter was taken up each day in
a the English classes in the pupils
| themes and by discussions.
Principal O. l., Judd of the Broad
p street school characterized the OBJ
SerNanc" this year as the most sue
! ccsstu Of amy ever held here.
q Episcopal Church
At the Church of Our Saviour to-
morrow, the sunday next before Adj
vent, the following program will be
carried out: q. m, early Cclchra.
ton of the holy communion; 10 a,
t M, church school; II Il. M. morn
I ing prayer and sermon by the rec.
l. tor; y. m, confirmation and vista.
I ZION by the bishop of the diocese IT,,
' Rt. Rev. ChaunCcy Is. Brewster T.
t d., LID. This will be the first con.
: iirmatiOn in the term OF Office OF III,
II present rector Kev. George |. Bio.n,
& and large congregation is cNp,ci.J
y a union THANKSGIVING service VIII
II be held at 7:4i uriock "Wednesday
= evening. The oucring will ice for
i the community churru ut Connect.
cut Agricultural college. Storrs. A
j general invitation is extended 10 the
t public.
y mass meeting OF the parish will
: be held in the parish house on
y Thursday evening December ).
l. {. l.. Meeting
= The Christian EndcavUr society Of
y the Congregational church will hold
L its regular meeting at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. The topic will
be How Can We Share Gods Boun.
y ties With Othcrs?"
Egan- White Nuptials
Miss Effio White, daughter of MIR.
:. and Mrs. George White OF plainviIlc
b Forcstville Thursday, the ceremony
- being performed at the parish house
-" in Forestvillo by Miss Helen Day of
;, ForcstVille by Miss Helen bay of
- this town and John Crowley of For
y, estville.
:, The bride wore Il brown satin
. dress with hat to match, wore pearls
n and she carried a bouquet Of
4 roses and white chrysanthemums.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for New York, where
~ they will spend their honeymoon. A
number of their friends were at the
+ station TO see them off
- The bride gave the bridesmaid a
green gold ring with a ruby SET in
white and green gold. The bride
: groom presented his attendant with
II nv, To-,