New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
EVENING SCHOOLS TO OPEN MONDAY
Three Different Buildings to Be Used
COURSE IS 75 NIGHTS
IAmericanization Glasses Organizing
 -Ladics Free at Boxing Bouts Oscar Anderson Condition shows
Improvement.

Improvement.
 The winter term Of the Bristol public evening schools will be otii- cally opened next Monday evening and will continue for 75 nights with sessions on each Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights. Glasses will he formed in the old Southside school, the old school building in East Bristol and in the Forestville i school. Monday night will be given over to registration of pupils and their assignment to classes although l in the work Of AmeriCauization, classroom instruction will be given. Vocational Glasses Tn the vocational classes, sessions will be held four nights a week in each subject, this action being made necessary by a recent ruling Of the board of education. Mechanical Drawing and Shop Mathematics will i he taught in the Southside school only while dressmakng will be taught in each of the three schools four nights week. Cooking will be | 'ilt ot lHt SupJcIto tttuS Tt tNt '4'N Southsdc only.
 1 Americanization Glasses l The Americanization classes will be divided into three groups. To the beginners group will be assigned those who wish to be taught to read write and speak the English Language; the intermediate group will be composed of those who at the present time have a working knowl- edge of English but wish to include , other subjects such as arithmetic, spelling and advanced reading; the advanced group will include students who desire instruction i'll advanced work.
 ! Bcckwith Principal
 | Carleton F., BeCkWith, who has served as principal since the eve ming school system was inaugurated capacity this year. The schools will be under the supervision of the board of education. consisting of Arthur $. Barnes and Miss Alice F. Brown of the rural school committee and Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche.
 Miss Iela N O'Conncll of the Southside school will direct the activities of the Americanization classes. Other teachers assigned to
 this group are Miss Marjorie B
 Fallon, Mrs. Magic NJ. Eagan, Miss 1 orip Tot E.+ !, ,,,. Hackett, Miss Azilda Hcbert, Miss
 Mary MCNamara, Bliss Burgess ant Miss Celinda Wakelee.
 The teachers Of the vocational de
 partment will be as follows; Shol mathematics, Eugene Giammattco
 mechanical drawing, John Hes and Raymond Brink Of the engineering
 department of the New Departure
 Manufacturing Company: dreSsmak.
 ing. Miss Ethel Brown, assisted hy
 Mrs, Henry at the south Side school
 Mrs, Olga Risley at the Forestvillt
 school: cooking, Mrs. Charlotte W
 Ellison.
 l. o. 0. F. Meeting The regular meeting or Stcphcr Terry Lodge, I. o. o. r., will he hrlc
 at o'clock this evening in Stcphcr Terry hall.
 Club Certificate Filed
 A certificate of organization Of th, Club Champlain of Bristol" was filcC
 yesterday at the office of the sccrr , tary of state. The officers named il the ccrtificat" are as follows: Pr"sI dent, Victor Chabot; o-prcsidcut :, Charles E. Bcrgeron; secretary, Al bert r.. Trothier; treasurer. Josepl r. Landry; directors, j. Napoleo ol Landry, Oliva J. Kobcrge, Alicbiad, Lafrancc, Xavier l.amothc and Lc' | TaiIlon, all of Bristol
 Autos Collide Automobiles operated by Matthey Blackwood of 492 West street an,
 Joseph RencmorcI of if9 Nortl
 Main street figured in q collision ol
 North Main street at 6:40 o'clock las
 evening. At the time of the accident 1 Renemorel was making left tur l into a gas station near the cornc l of Race street when he struck tn 1 car which was operated southor!y o | North Main street by Blackwo ooC The lattcrs' car crossed the stree | and crashed through the fence i l front of the plant of the F.. lnEra l ham Company, Both drivers escape
 injury but the Blackwood car va
 considerably damaged.
 l The two men appeared hofor | Prosecuting Attorney James 1 Mather this morning and were aG | vised to settle the matter civilly. | Blue Lodge Nigh, l Blue Lodge Night was observed | | Franklin lodge. 4. r. and 4. NJ. ( | this city and the nine other lodg, making up the Fifth Masonic di!