New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER s1 1928

high school. Two men killed in mo torcycle accident on turnpike.
 Many important Berlin items may be found in the New Britain chro- nology.
 St. Paul's Church
 The New Years Day masses at St. Pauls church. Kensington. will be celebrated at and o'clock. Rev. John c. Brennan. pastor. will be in charge and will be assisted by Rev. w. D. Casey of Hartford.
 Arrested By kanupkA
 James McQuada of IT Capitol av< enue. Hartford, was arrested late Saturday evening by Constable George Kanupka and was lodged in cell in the New Britain police sta tion on charges of drunken driving and driving without lights. Dr. T. C. Hodgson examined the man and found him to be under the influence of liquor.
 According to the constable. Me- Quada was driving home toward Hartford about midnight Saturday evening when a driver Of another car saw him going from one side of tho road to the other. The latter apprehended him after a short chase and brought him to the Town hal! where he called the police. It Is charged that the accused in his all legged drunken condition nearly caused several accidents.
 Home On Furlo.,gh
 Louis W. Orsie of Kenslngton, who enlisted in the navy at the New Britain recruiting station on Oct. 2c. 1928. is home on leave until the last of this month. Orsie was q member of the l1th Go. at Newport. R. l.. during his training period. This company carried high honors. being awarded three stars in con- petition against the other companies at the training station.
 Upon his return to Newport, Ors!e
  in the fleet He has hopes of mak- ing a trip to Cuba, Panama ard South America.
 Open in Morning The kensington and Berlin post offices will be open until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and will then close for the rest of the day. There will be no mail deliveries in Ken. sington.
 No Influenza Here
 There ara but 15 cases of measlea In the town of Berlin despite the fact that there are almost 200 cases of measles in New Britain and many cases in several nearby towns. ac. cording to a statement made by Dr. R. Nj. Griswold. health officer. It ia the belief of Dr. Griswo!d that should precaution be taken in the schools and elsewhere in the town there is no possibility of another epidemic.
 According to the health officer , there are no cases of scarlet fever diphtheria or pneumonia in the town and up until Saturday morning. not one case of influenza had been re. ported to the health department. This. however. according to Dr. Griswold. should not be taken as an indication that the town is not liable to be visited at any time by the in- nuenza or any other contagious diseases and the people with colds of any kind are advised to consult their family physician and use al due precaution.
 Meetings Postponed
 The monthly meeting of the Wom. ems Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church which was scheduled to be held Wednesday afternoon has been indefinitely post poned.
 The weekly meeting of the Berlin Girl Scouts, Troop l has been post. poned until one week from Monday The meeting will be held in the scout rooms at the Berlin Congrega- tional church. New Organization
 The recent organization of 8 lead. CTS training corps in the Berlin Congregational church is for the purpose of training Sunday school leaders In the psychology of child hood in connection with the regular religious training Rev. Samuel A. Fiske announced last evening. Rev Fiske is in charge of the new organi- zation which is being given under the auspices of the International Conference of Religious Education According to Rev. Fiske this course considers aspects of educa- tional psychology which relate to all periods of life and the process by which desirable changes are pro- duced in the life of a child. It deals with causes and educational signifi- canoe of individual differences with environment and it's influence upon growth; with native tendencies such as play, fear, sex and their use in character building: with the laws of learning and habit formation and with the general growth and de- velopment which takes place in the life of & child.
 The course IS expected to contin- Il. throughout the winter months. If 1t is successful it will be repeat ed again next year.
 Items
  Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff attended the annual convention Of town clerks throughout the state 1 held in New Haven Saturday. Miss Anna McCabe Haverstran Is ,.,e;+;p~ Nf,. and Nfrs GriS-