New Britain herald., 1926-10-07


 No. 2. American Legion requesting that high school pupils assist this post in the observation of Armistice Day on November II. It was voted that the pupils join with Seicheprey Post in carrying out a program at the memorial monument.
 The superintendent reported the receipt of check from Miss Ruth I. Stearns in payment of her default in breaking her contract with the Brts- tol high school.
 The superintendent presented he- lures showing the appropriations to be submitted by the board of educa- ton at the joint board meeting on 1 Tuesday. November 19. These ap- | propriations show identically tho same figures as the estimate in June | except that there was an increase of S1,S5S divided as follows: sso0. to the First School District for an ad- dittonal teacher. and s45s for part time teacher at the high school. It was voted that an additional $500 1 be added to the appropriation for ! tho upkeep of the old high school making total of s12o0 for thi. ap- propriation.
 | Elks Meeting The regular meeting of the Bris- tol lodge Of Ellls will be held at o'clock this evening in the Elks hall on South street. Returns From Hospital Rev. Louis Beccaris, pastor of St. Anthony's church, who has been un- dergoing treatment for rheumatism at St. Francis hospital, Hartford, has returned to his home on School street, He is not able, however, to perform any duties, still being con- fined to the rectory
 Ncighborhood Club Meeting
 The South Chippins Hill Neigh. borhood club will hold its regular meeting at 7:S0 o'clock this evening in the schoolhouse. Election of of- hcers will be held and other busi- ness transacted.
 Play Home Game Saturday
 The first home game of the Bri.- tol high school football team will bs played on the athletic field Satur- day afternoon with East Hartford high furnishing the opposition. New bleaChers have been erected by the boys of the industrial class and the seats will be a welcome addition to the field.
 Large Number of New Voters
 At tho session of the registrars of voters of the four voting districts in the city held on Tuesday, 561 appli- cations of voters to be made" were handed in: 209 applications were re- ceived in the first district, 75 in tho second. 166 in the third and III in the fourth district.
 The selectmen and town clerk will be in session from g a. m. to p. m. Saturday 10 administer the elec- tors oath to those whose applica- uons have been presented and who appear
 Chamber of Commerce Meeting
 Members of the local Chamber of Commerce have received notices from the secretary notifying them of meetings of the divisions to be held at 5:15 D. m. Friday. The pro- gram of work for the coming year will be mapped out and other busi- ness matters discussed.
 Teachers Anlounced
 The teachers appointed for the Bristol public evening school this season. opening next Monday eve- ring at East Bristol and Forestvile and Tuesday evening at the South Side school have been announced by the evening school committee as follows:
 Forestville school: English, Miss Mazie Myers; dressmaking. Mrs. Harry Risley; cooking. Miss Dorothy 
 East Bristol school: Dressmaking, Mrs. Harry Risley.
 South Side school: Beginners Miss Lela O'Connell, Miss Josephine Hyland and Miss Margaret Fallon; intermediate English, Miss Catherine Hacllett and Miss Mary advanced English. Miss tZlda Hebert; mechanical drawing and shop mathematics, Eugene cooking. Miss Dorothy millinery, Mrs. E. F. Hardness: dressmaking. Miss Anna Haase. Miss Ethel Brown and Mrs. Edna Henry.
 Carleton R. Beckwith will again serve as principal of the evening schools and this will be his 18th year in that capacity. Mir. Beck with is assistant advertising man. agcr of the New Departure Manu- featuring company.
 Last year there were 6e1 students enrolled. 3i6 of which were entered in he English classes for foreigners. It is expected that an even larger number of persons will avail then- selves of the advantages offered by hese evening classes this year.
 The three schools will open on Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 7:15 to s:15. The English classes will be held four nights a week: mechanical drawing Monday and Thursday at the South Side school only; shop mathematics Tuesday and Friday at the South side school only: cooking Tuesday md Friday at the South Side and Thursday evening at Forestvire. Flasscs in drcssmaking meet twice a week.. one division Monday and Thursday and the other on Tuesday
 fTpntiDred op