New Britain herald., 1928-09-05

Notice was given today that all pupils who wish to enter the Senior High school must receive certificates from the town school committee. They must agree to pay the tuition after three yearA They will receive the certificates from Principal Arthur B. Conrad at the Kensington Grammar school Thursday after noon of this week.
 No children were allowed to enter the town schools today without proof of vaccination. Parents with children who are starting in school are re- quested to see the teacher and fur nish her with information as to whether the child has been vaccinat- ed.
 Record Number of Applications
 The towns record for application to be made voters was broken dur. ing this session of the registrars. ac- cording to John Moore. deputy registrar of voters who was acting in place of George Corr. Exactly l51 signified their intentions of be- coming voters. and approximately half of them were women.
 Annual Meeting
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Kensington Congregational church will hold its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles E Grtmshaw Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Martin Welles of Hart ford will be present and will speak All the women of the church have been invited to attend.
 Caucus Monday Night
 Chairman H. c. Deming of the republican town committee has call. ed the caucus of the party for Mon. day night. September 10. at 8 o'clock in the town hall of Berlin. Towr oficers for the year will be nomi. mated.
 So far there appear to be four candidates for the republican nomination for first selectman al. though two of them have not made formal announcement as yet. Ths reported candidates are Leon Hall John Carbo, George filling and tn. encumbent. George c. Carter. The last two have not signified their in. tentions.
 Approaching Marriage A marriage license was issued tt Bennie Joseph Huck of 332 Chest nut street and Miss Stella Loui, Kulper of 39 Harvard street. New Britain. The marriage will take plac, in St. Pauls church, kensington Miss Kulper was a former residen of Remington. MT. Huck is a Nev Britain policeman.
 Five Cases In Court Five cases were tried befor, Deputy Judge Ernest Mildrum 1T Berlin town court last night.
 Joseph Kochanowsky of 1919 Stat street. Hamden, was fined &100 ant costs. $50 of which was remitted fo driving while under the influence o liquor during the holiday weekend He was represented by Attorney B J. Monkiewicz of New Britain. Frank Macarthur of Beckley wa fined S10 and costs for assaulting hi wife.
 Joseph scomoni was sent to tn state reformatory for breaking int, the home of the late Eugene liar and attempting to steal q violin an, other articles. He was arrested las evening.
 The case of William Lee. colored who was arrested at Silver Lake Inl was discharged. He was represente' by Attorney Howard Drew of Hart fcrd.
 Richard Hauxwell of Port Cheste was not in court last night and hi case was continued for two week. He was arrested for reckless driving
 New Britain Car Damaged
 While driving in an northerly di rection on the Berlin turnpike yes terday afternoon. Fred Ambold o 274 Myrtle street escaped injur when the coupe in which he was rid ing crashed into fence. One 0 the boards pierced the front end o the car and went through to tn back.
 Ambolt attempted 10 make sweep around two approaching car which were side by side but hi sweep was too wide. He was force to make the move when an ap preaching car attempted to cut ou of the line of traffic.
 Policeman John Lewis investl gated and found no cause for arres