New Britain herald., 1927-01-20

which might have had a tendency to have induced moral retrogres- zion Is immediately remedied so that when the girl goes out again into the world she has the proper poise to meet any condition arising. The average period of confinement at the farm is IS months after which the girls are out on parole or discharged.
 No cosmetics are, permitted to the young women while there. All of the work of the institution is done en- tirely by the girls. This takes in all of the routine housework, such as sewing and cooking. All of the gar den produce is farmed by the girls as the care of the animals and the girls like this branch of training more than others. Their education is not neglected, class work being given, up to and including the first year of high school. After that point has been attained. regular business course is given so that the girls may make their way in the business world.
 The Long Lane farm now has a cottage at the shore and every sum- mer F girls are sent down to the beach each week to enjoy them selves. Those girls who worked faith fully and have not been disciplined for any offense are accorded the week at the shore. The girls have their own glee club and girl scout troop. The glee club will sing from WTIC this Saturday evening at S:3o o'clock. There are 40 girls in the troupe. Everything is done to make the institution just the same as q normal home, Miss Penniman said.
 Midweek Services
 The midweek services of the Ken sington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:S0 o'clock at the parsonage. The study of the Gospel of St. Mark will be resumed at this time and a large attendance is expected.
 Barred rom Games
 Frank Wright of Kensington, a student of the New Britain High school has fallen to the axe of Principal Louis P. Slade who has re- gently rigidly enforced the ruling in erect that no player who is a mem Der of an outside aggregation be permitted to take part in the High schools league games. Wright, who IS member of the High schools second team played for the Ken sington Boys club team in the '. M. c. A. league and was not aware of the ruling. He is one of 13 players to be disqualified by the New Britain principals action.
 Wright, although only in his first year at the High school, had showed so much promise that he had been given uniform by Coach George NJ. Cassidy. an honor which is seldom shown to newcomers at the institu- ton.
 Relief Board Notice
 The board of relief has posted notices to the effect that it will hold their annual hearings in the town hall in the offices of the assessors. The dates for the hearings are Feb ruary 1, 5, s, 10, 12, 15, IT, 19 and 21, 1927.
 The present board consists of w. I. Alling, Max Sugenhime and Charles w. Hawkins. The board of assessors is striving to finish its duties before the last Of this month.
 Kensington Wins
 The kensinston Boys club senior basketball team annexed hard fought game last evening at Wap- ping where they vanquished the Mapping Community club seconds by the score of 15 and 13. The game brought out some clever teamwork by the locals, who showed an alto- gether different brand of basketball than they had been putting out pre-. viously. Teamwork was noticed throughout the game and except for a little foul shot missing, the Ken singtonians played pretty game.
 It is the locals aim now to finish fourth or third in the league. They have started out with a new burst of speed and confidence which should bring them near the head liners within few games. Coach Phillips is confident that his charges will be credit to this town before