New Britain herald., 1927-08-09

cessful in the past year, the foreign department is offering a problem which is a difficult one to solve. Little enthusiasm has greeted that plan in this town, less than five at tending regularly. The expense for the small class was met with d part time plan between the two teachers officiating at the evening school. It is generally believed that unless a larger registration is obtained carly in the year. the foreign department should be dropped or some plan enacted between this town and New Britain whereby foreign students in this place might obtain New Britain evening schools.
 Court Tonight
 The regular weekly session of the Berlin town court will be held this evening at o'clock. Judge George Griswold will preside. Several cases, including a few continued hearings, will be called. Prosecuting Attorney Charles r. Lewis will handle the cases for the town.
 Attending Pomona Meeting
 A large delegation from Berlin Grange A are attending a meeting of the Central Pomona Grange in Pennington today. The session open ed in the fifth degree this morning at 10 o'clock, Following the business meeting a class of candidates was initiated into the fifth degree. Luncheon was served at noon. The afternoon session, following the luncheon, opened in the fourth de- gree and included an address by George NJ. Gardner, high priest of Demeter. Mrs. E. B. Adams of this town Is secretary of the Central Pomona organization.
 Athletic Club
 The regular weekly meeting of the Kensington Athletic club will be held this evening at o'clock at Tabs hall, kensington. Important business is scheduled for transaction and all members of the association are asked to be present. Dates for future games will be announced.
 Street Blocked
 Excavation activities of the gas line gang have closed Main street, kensington, at the intersection with Pennington avenue. The trench dig ger spent the greatest part of the day gouging out deep ditch across the thoroughfare and the pipe is be- ing welded in preparation to the laying of the line. Bus traffic to kensington has been detoured down the Beach swamp road continuation.
 Registrars Meeting
 The registrars of the town will meet this afternoon from to 9 o'clock at the office of the town clerk at the Town hall. This is the second session of the board for the purpose of enrolling those voters who wish to change their party registration or who are not included on the caucus list. A later session of the board will accept applications of new voters.
 Not much interest is surrounding the work of the board, the last scs- sion which was held on Friday, August 5, being visited by only d small scattering Of voters.
 Limitation of Claims
 Notice has been posted to the ef- feet that claims against the estate of Mrs. Hannah Pagan would be limited to six months from the day of notice, August }, according to ac- ton of Phillip NJ. Pagan, eXecutor of the estate. The notice was issued from the office of Judge Bernard F., Gaffney of the probate court,
 Back Home Again
 When a party of East Berlin young women decided to take vacation in the form of q motor trip to Twin Lakes. Good Luck was evi- dently enjoying vacation of his own. Gertrude Bunce, driver of the car, accompanied by Virginia Walsh, Ida Hagen, Betty Pratt and Henri etta Hawkhurst got as far as sharon and then decided to stop when q rear axle found the-trip too much for its weak constitution and broke. Towing and hiking. combined, brought the party 10 Torrington where an emergency call was sent in to friends in this town and the va cationists were brought back to spend the rest of their vacation in less arduous pleasures here.
 With the NacatiOnists
 Miss Madeline Gallino of kensing-