New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

Junior High school Of a town the
 size Of Berlin and a Senior High ISchool in q city of New Britain's proportions. The purpose Of the
 meeting will be 10 settle in the minds of parents any questions
 which may arise regarding the high
 school. It is said that the child en-
 tering q large high school from d
 small town loses much time due 10 the fact that he must aCclimatc him. ISclf 10 the now atmosphere. The meeting is designed to narrow the
 breach between the Junior High
 school and the Senior High school
 by acquainting parents with the sys- tenn and conditions in the latter in- Istitution
 Missionary Society Elects
 Miss Caroline K. Savage was elected president Of the Woman's l Missionary society of the Berlin Con- ! grcgational church at the annual meeting, held yesterday afternoon at | Miss SayaEe's home. Other officers elected were. vice-president, Mrs. Arthur L. Woodruff; secretary, Mrs. Leland W. Gwatkin; treasurer, Mrs. 1 S. Chase Coale; program committee, Mrs. Russell S. Gold, Mrs. Elizabeth Wickwire and Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske. The organization has had q success 1. full year and looks forward 10 many interesting meetings in the future.
 Horse Runs Away A runaway horse startled Ken sington yesterday and kept resi- dents hot-footing from one side Of the street 10 the other in an effort ito escape the flying steed. The an- final is owned by s. Stankevlch of .kcnsington and it became frighten- led when a train approached the Berlin railroad station. near which the animal was tethered.
 II started on a mad gallop up the side 10 the other The horse and the wagon finally became separated when the latter came into violent contact with q telegraph pole. The horse went on way and the wagon went in several other directions, The animal was finally caught and led back to his master, but the wagon was badly damaged.
 Exhibition Is Planned
 The exhibition of drawings and commercial work by children of the Berlin schools. which will be held Cr z s.o1,on1 on Saturday afternoon and evening, promises to be highly interesting and it is expected that there will be q large number in attendance.
 The idea of the exhibition is to show what has been done during the | first year of art study in the schools ! and also to show what the children | have accomplished along the lines | of commercial work. such as book | keeping and typewriting. This year has been an experimental one, as far ns the study of art is concern 1 cd and it is said that the children !! have shown a great deal of interest | in the work. There will he many | creditable drawings on display. as well as examples of typewriting and | bookkeeping work
 Parents may visit the various | rooms and view work done by the | children along the lines of may mak- | ing. theme writing, and other sub iects connected with the daily rout- inc.
 Percival Team Wins
 The Ledge and Percival school | baseball teams. rivals in a cham | series, played last evening on the Porcival diamond. The game aroused great interest, since each | school had a strong team and each player was confident of victory The Percivals, going under the name of Giants, baffled their opponents in the third inning. when they raised | .he score from 1 to 10. as a result of hits made by Walter Oszalza. John Dobecl and Alfonso Tolomea, he latter being a midget in size, put giant in play.
 The Giants lined up as follows: Frank Dobeck c; John Dobeck, ?; Walter Oszalza, 1b; Al onso Tolomea 2b: Michael Tolo- nea 3b: Mario Ferrarino ss; Ludmil 7hotkowsEi If; Michael Maguda If; Fillmore Johnson Of.
 Both teams wish to express thanks 0 Francis Mccormick for his ex- client work as umpire.