New Britain herald., 1926-03-06

gether where. they can be examined at stated intervals. The situation can be best fought If the children are together in their classrooms, irathor than in their own homes. 1 At the Kensineton Grammar schooi last year the same condition came about and tt was quickly relieved, hv virtue ot the fact that the chill 'dren continued 10 go 10 school, the icarriers being removed from contact with the others until the presence of disease germs was done away with.
 Jt is said that the situation is not lalarming, although the authorities urge parents 10 cooperate in the manner ahove described.
 School Board Meeting
 A large amount Of routine bust mess was transacted by the Berlin school board at its session last night.
 Miss Mary Griswold. superintendent,
 called attention to the fact that the Ledge school had been broken into. The next meeting of the board will
 be held on tho first Friday evening , In April, unless special need for Q
 session is found.
 Edward J. Peck
 Edward J. Peck. 74 years Of age dttd Thursday evening at his home in the extreme southern part of Blue Hills near the Meriden line. Mir.
 Peck vas member of an old Der
 lin family which settled in this sec. , ton in the pioneer days. He had lived In this town all his life and
 was engaged in farming, having g productive tract Of land. He neVcl
 took part in public affairs, but wa! ; reearded highly hy his friends ant : neighbors and was one Of the olC line of farmers. being dcsceQdN :, from q family of agriculturists. Hi u death was caused by pneumonia. Il He is survived by his wife and on $ son. Henry C. Peck. Funeral serv
 ices will be held from his late hom tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock IL Rev. Louis J. Shepler, pastor of th o Main street Baptist church, Merider t. officiating. Burial will be in th !, Stockings Corner cemetery, Blu n Hills.
 e To Install Dcacons. ie Albert A. North and Russell tIolt lc recently elected deacons a, the Bel 1t lin Congregational church, will l " installed with appropriate cer' lG monies tomorrow morning at l0:4
 o'clock, in the course Of tho regult tc service. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. pa ,n tor. will be in charge Of the insta ly laton.
 Id st. Paul'S Notes ,h The Very Rev, C. J. Hayes, s' ld pcrior Of the LaSalettc collcg CT Hartford, will deliver the sermon ld the Icnten service next Wednesd' d. evening at St. Paurs church. ed The Way of the Cross will ld held al the church next Friday ev IT. ming at 7;5o o'clock.
 A Polish priest will be at q at church next Saturday and Sund he in the interests of the Polish peep ol- of Berlin.
 O A choir rehearsal of the East lat music vas held last evening und
 the direction of Miss Madeline He me ton, organist and choir leader. it On the Sick List rs- Mrs. Mary O'Brien of Boyer stre he Kensington. is seriously i'll at I his home,
 Tony Masseni of Kensington
 able to be about again after ar Of tack Of influenza.
 to Returning From Florida fiji Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Doughe rge of Kensington, who have he the spending the winter months Of Florda, are expected to return nd. their home some time next mon cal according to word received md friends.
 to Is Appointed Treasurer een Mrs. Frank Pierpont of Kensi
 ton has appointed treasurer Of be Berlin branch of the Society For l is Propagation Of Faith, an organi to ton of the Catholic church, wh vho maintains branches In every pal and throughout the state. nee. We'll Child Conference aeir The next Well Child confere lion will be held at the T. A. F. ]
 Kensington, on Wednesday af nd noon of next week from I the o'clock. X specialist will be in ssd. tendance.
 au. Clash For Rents ease ! With The arrival Of spring to- annual fight for rents is sppart