New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

who have not completed the eighth grade, and classes for foreigners who want to learn the English language and prepare for citizen ship, will begin Tuesday evening October 15, at the Kensington Grammar school. School authori- ties are requesting employers throughout the town to urge those workers who seem to need a better education to attend the night schools. Registration will be made during the first night session of the school
 Continuation classes are required by law and will be instituted for the year next week. Classes for foreigners may or may not be held throughout the year, depending upon the demand It Is thought that if many are interested, enough to warrant special teacher, the classes will be held, but if the de- mand is not great the classes will be discontinued after the first week At least Is are necessary to carry the classes through the year, and if the number falls below that it would hardly be advisable to continue tho classes, according to the authori- ties.
 Grange Food Sale
 There will be food sale at Grange hall this evening. Starting at 4 o'clock in the afternoon the Tale was to continue until 9 o'clock in the evening.
 Grange Fair Opens
 A large crowd attended the open ing night of the annual Grange fair last evening in Grange hall on Pennington avenue. Music for dancing was furnished by the Inn perial orchestra of Now Britain. Re- treatments were sold in the base lnent of the hall during the eve ming.
 VcnturO- Galati Nuptials
 The wedding Of Miss Carmeia Galati, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Galati, and Joseph Venture of Kensington will take place Mon- day morning in St. Mary's church, New Britain. Rev, Walter Iyddy will officiate. The young couple, after a wedding trip to New York city, will reside in Berlin.
 Mrs. Garrit Better
 Mrs. James Garrity who has been i'll at her home for the past two weeks iS recovering.
 East Berlin Items
 Community club activities for the remainder of the year will be in charge Of committees who have now been appointed, these committees do act up to and including the final meeting of the present year. The dates and the group in charge of the programs follow: October 23, Miss Betty Pratt, Miss Alice MCCorkle, Miss Virginia Sugenhime and Miss Virginia Walsh; October 30. Com munity vaudeville program staged by the Masonic Dramatic club of New Britain; November 6, MT. and Mrs. Harold R. Clark, MT. and Mrs Raymond Dyer; November 13, Mir and Mrs. Herbert Porter, Miss Blanche Prey and Gerald Footit; November 20, Mrs. Mary Bourgeois Mrs. John Frank and Mir. and Mrs Frederick Frank: November 27, MT and Mrs. John P. Demore and MT and Mrs. William Brown; DeCembcr 4, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Waldron, Mrs. Archer Walsh and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence: December II, Mir. and Mrs. James McPherson and MT. and Mrs. Fred Loomis; December IS, MT. and Mrs. George H, Pollard and Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Williams. Any mem Der of the committees finding them selves unable to take charge of the program for the evening stated have been requested to notify either Wal lace Kelsey or Mrs. Mildred Harring- ton prior to the time of the meeting.
 Communion Sunday will be ob- served at St, Gabriel's Episcopal church on Sunday morning at II o'clock. Rev. B. B. Styring of St. Marks Episcopal church of New Britain will administer the com . munion.
 Church night at the Methodist church last evening was attended by 26 members, the program beginning at 7:30 o'clock The educational program was held under the leader