New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

- satisfactorily be iak, n care ol by state and town s3puld be left in the jurisdiction ot the local powers
 Mir, Rcicho said that the United states was tho only civilized power m the world which has IS systems of education and as each state is q power in itself he could not see that Ia department uf education In thc national government could function satisfactorily
 He also stated tha, the United States was the only country that did not have minstrI of education but pointed out that where so many individual states have powers unto themselves, it does not seem poss. tblc 10 unifg any one system Rattle at Endce Inn The old warriors and the young
 braves of the Endc" club will he ! in conflict at the club rooms on Sat- urday evening, January 16. It is Ito be a battle Of wits and skill of l | the men Of the club, 2S years old | land oldcr against the young men Of l | the outtlt who arc q or younger.
 In order that any seeming adyan-
 ' tag" of either youth or age may be .
 overcome, the entrants are priviloE- |, ed 10 nominate tho particular brand !
 of hostility in which they shine, , land may enter the contest and par
 uclpato in one or more of the activ-
 mrnt committee which includes duck pins, pool billiards, pinochlo,
 setback. cribbage or spinola.
 After the armisticc, refreshments
 will ho served.
 To select Site TOT School At Inc January meeting ot the
 board of education the school com
 mirtcc from tho town of plainvilc was present to discuss the matter of
 selecting site for the 1 9th district
 schoolhouSe. This action was re- IQuested in a vote of the district in December and it is expected that Ithc Tlainvillo committee will give tho matter prompt attention,
 The funds for the school build
 ing have been raised. but when it
 came to selecting site for the new
 building, 1t was found impossible 10
 secure the necessary two-thirds vote
 0s to a definite sic. Harry S. Beals
 had offered land in the district for
 a site and many of the voters Of = the district desired to have the new E building erected on that site. while [ others felt that the present site was
 more advisable.
 " The work of the Plainyille visit q ors has become moro complicated or q possibly simpihod through the an- l. ,nouncomcnt that Mr. Beals has - withdrawn his offer of the land The offer has been the cause o' '- much of the trorblc in the dlstric n land it is believed that the with U drawa of the offer was made in al effort 10 clarity the situation anC " save the district further embarrass '' ment,
 IL Drama Guild Play. T. The Drama Guild Of S.. Joseph = rnnrch will present on Thursda H evening. January l4, the satirica 'u farce Tt Pays to Advertiser unlc '' the direction Of Joseph Hedly
 The large and competent ca$ '' which has been selected for thi '- presentation comprises many Hri' 79 tol favorites and also some new ont
 that have nto appeared in theatrir; '' productions before. The cast inClud' ny Daniel J. Greer. Edward J. Shorh o- Peter F. Beaucar, Merle Gormlc, 'e James J. McCuskcr. Joseph Heal, CT William Ioushlin. Margaret Too o- hill. Gertrude D. Donovan, Jan CT %ebuskcy and Clara Quanz, "s The proceeds from The play are fc m the benefit Of the St. Joseph A' church building fund.
 m Congregational Church Forum. I' The second Of the seasons forum 'F will be held at the Congregations 1e church tomorrow evening. Joh 10 Herman Randall will be th" sroakf N' lis subject being "rhe Culture ( ut perSona,ity--Thc Need Of the Age ;h Parent Teachers Meeting, eF At the January meeting of q ny Federal Hill Parent-TpaCher assoc ot ation in the Federal Hill Auditoru '- on Monday evening, January $, t' CT entertainment oE the evening will l al provided under the supervision nc the teachers Of the school and W n consist Of a historical pageant pr " duce1 by the pupils of the seven ny and eighth grades.
 to The speaker of the evening is nG be Rev. John Kingsley Btrgc, who he subject will be "Thc Modern Idea to Nationalism."
 n- TorrinGton Wins ,a The basketball team Of tho To ' rinEton high school demonstrate l.. last night that there title to sta champs is truly deserved and in O of the fastest games seen here 1T '.I season won over the local five by ,n score of 4 to @6.
 '' The score does not indicate { terrific speed of the game as
 local team put up fine effort h
 sam Josolowitz. physical instruct
 :. Of the high school said after { ,n, game that the score showed jl ,.a how much better team the Torrir an ton outfit was, and said that {
 . Torrington forwards were. in nts opinion, the best in the sta(e. o,c Dog Quarantine Ordered eut As the result of the vote pass
 by tho city council at its regu ion monthly meeting on Tuesday nig na- State Commissioner of nomes aha Animals Whittlcsey has ordered