New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

den or Middletown high schools, For the convenience of the pupils of the high school, Miss Griswold will be in her office at the Kensington Grammar school, Saturday after noon, September 4, from until s o'clock and at her office at the Worthington school Saturday eve ming from until o'clock. Certifi- cates are necessary for all stud ents of the high school, whether seniors or sophomores and Miss Griswold requests that they observe the of- flee hours ito prevent misunder- standing at the New Britain school when they appear. In case 1t is im- possible for the applicants to appear In person, 1t Is permissible to send representative to obtain the paper but none will be mailed, Miss Gris- wold stated.
 Mayor Conlin Back
 John Conlin, mayor" Of RIue Hills, returned last evening from q. fishing trop spent at Rock Landing Maine. Mir. Conlin reports poor luck with the rod and reel and is dis gusted with the fishing In that sec tion. He is planning to try his luck again soon at some different place.
 Mrs. Newton w. Baldwin and her daughter, Miss Agda Baldwin, spent the weekend with friends at EI- liott, Conn.
 Trout Streams Stocked
 Trout fishermen in this place are looking forward to the first of April. next year, when they will be per- mitted to have a try on the brooks that have been recently stocked by the fish and game commission. Sev- eral hundred flngerlings have been planted in neighborhood streams. re- ported to be in excellent condition when freed and the nimrods of this place are dreaming of two pounders to be caught when the season opens next year. The brooks around here have been in the need of stocking for some time and the report of the commissions action was received enthusiastically by local sportsmen. Newington and Plainvile streams also received the benefit of the movement to stock Connecticut waters with the speclled beauties.
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Beatrice Trevethan of this place was struck by an automobile yesterday afternoon in front of her home, receiving slight injuries about the head and several body bruises. The machine was driven by q man named Hogan, who it Is said is an official of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Miss Trevethan, it Is said, was standing upon the lawn in front of her homo and was not on the street, but Mir. Hogan, in avoid ing another machine, swerved onto the lawn, knocking her down. Her injuries were reported last evening as not being serious.
 A special meeting of the vot~s of the community has been called for Thursday evening in the Com munity hall, the meeting being call ed by A. A. North, president of the local fire district A tax for the ex- penses of running the street lights and other town essentials will be levied. All voters in the district are urged to be on hand.
 Prayer meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Methodist church parlors.
 The Community club meeting will commence promptly at s o'clock this evening in Community hall. All members and friends of the organ ization are urged to be on hand as several matters Of importance are to be brought up. There will be special meeting of the cabinet pre- liminary to the regular session.
 Mrs. I. Rose Belden is spending few days with friends in West Cromwell.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Clark enter tainod friends from out of town at their home yesterday.