New Britain herald., 1928-09-04

l., collided with car driven by Ber- nard c. Watson, 27, of 590 Western avenue. Lynn. Mass. on the Berlin turnpike yesterday morning.
 Those injured were Mrs. Watson Mrs. Wilhelmina Robertson of Min. cola, l.. l.. MT. and Mrs. Scott Pat. terson of East Williston, l.. l.. and the two drivers State Policeman J P. Butler took the party to Hart ford hospital where their injuriei were treated.
 To Endorse Judge Gaffney
 Although several contests are ex- pected in the coming town. state and national elections, there are at least two men who will be given the en- dorsement of both tho republican and democratic parties. They are Judge Bernard r. Gaffney. for pro. bate court in Berlin and New Brit ain. and Arthur l.. Woodruff. town clerk in Berlin for many years.
 Judge Gaffney has been given the endorsement of both parties for 2a of the 24 years he has been a judge of probate. In the first year 1904 he ran on the democratic ticket against the late Judge George w. Klett, a republican, and was victori. ous. Since that time he has been unopposed for the place. He will undoubtedly be given the endorse ment of the republicans in New Britain, party leaders in that city have declared.
 MT. Woodruff has won his way in- to the affection of members of both parties and a rival has never been mentioned for his place.
 Teaching Stan Announced
 Of the B new teachers who are to take classes in the school of the Berlin district, six are new. They are Miss Louis Mills, who will teach a fourth grade class at kensington grammar school: Miss Anna klotz, who will teach a second grade class at the kensington grammar school: Miss Sarah Ryan, who will teach third and fourth grades at the Hub bard school: Miss Wanda Chotkow- ski. who will teach upper grades at the Blue Hills school: Miss Mary who will succeed Miss Ma rie Massey and Miss Marion Naugh- ton who will succeed Miss Marion Hall at Junior High school. Miss Massey has accepted place at the Senior High school in New Britain and Miss Hall is to teach in Kan saS.
 The entire list follows: Hubbard school, Mabelle w. Barnes, Helen Hines. Sarah Ryan and Edith North rop: South school. Anna M. Bunce; school, Catherine Me- Gee, Alice Seery who .s a transfer from kensington grammar school, Miss Eleanor Kelly. and Miss Eliza beth Fitzgerald: Blue Hills, Harriet Marsh and Miss Wanda Chotkow- ski: Percival. Miss Inez J. Crane and Miss Margaret McGrath. a transfer from the Blue Hills school; Ledge school, Dorothy Trehy and Doris Gibney; Shelden school. Mrs. Min nie Bacon and Mafalda Georgini; grammar school. Mrs. Annie Mansfield. Sylvia Myerson. Marie Griffin, Lois Mills. Mrs. Eth ,lind Collins, Anna klotz. Mrs. Edna Hill and Alice Hartney: Junior High ,chool, Arthur B. Conrad. Mrs. Anna NJ. Young. Mrs. Louise Gugerty, Edna Saunders. transfer from school: Mary Ringrose md Marion Naughton.
 The music teacher will be Mrs. Helen upson and the art teacher will De Miss Ella F. Monor.
 Grange Meeting
 Several matters of importance are o be brought up at the meeting of Berlin Grange scheduled to be held 1t Grange hall tonight. Committees ire to be appointed 10 take charge ,f the carnival to be held this month md plans for the next meeting at which Berlin school teachers and he school nurse will be given re- ,eption will also be made.
 At the meeting tonight prizes are 10 be awarded to the best bakers ,mong the men and women. Cakes ire to be exhibited and will be later ,uctioned off. The meeting will be m charge Of Mrs. Elsie Ventres. chairman of the home economics 
 Berlin vs. KensinSton Boys
 The final battle for silver low