New Britain herald., 1930-11-07

row afternoon, and at the Berlin post office at 80 o'clock and those wishing to go to Meriden may meet at those places at the appointed time.
 St, Pauls Fife and Drum corps will accompany Legion members 10 Meriden and will furnish music for them in the parade. Members of the fife and drum corps will collect at Tabs hall at l o'clock.
 Bolton-kasica post members will fall in line in the Meriden parade on Lindsey avenue just off West Main street at 2 o'clock sharp.
 Membership Committee Elected
 At the meeting of the Berlin post of the American Legion last night. Howard Bunce was made chairman of the membership committee for the coming year. In turn. he ap- pointed several teams which will work among the members to insure a full membership for the next year. It is the custom ofthe Legion to start off each year with a clean slate, and Q full new membership is recruited. If member from the previous year does not renew his membership, he is no longer one of the post.
 The teams will go out among the present members and also do what they can to increase the number by soliciting those not already belong ing.
 Berlin Teachers to Attend
 A number O. teachers from Der lin will attend the two-day confer. cnce in Hartford on character edu- cation, new department in state education. This will be one of the first attempts of it's kind made in Connecticut.
 Girls Will Bowl
 The Prentice Girls bowling league will roll tonight at the Fraternal bowling alleys on Arch street in New Britain. The Spades and Clubs will meet. and tight game is an- ;icipated from this match. The Hearts and Diamonds will play each other. The giving of two prizes will make the contests exceptionally closely contended. The prizes are by George E. Prentice. D president of the Prentice Mig. Co,
 A prize will be given to the win ning team and a second one to the individual of the league who has the score. The league is under the direction of William Bucholz of New Britain. who is assisted by Miss Edith Ferino.
 school Board Meets Tonight
 The board of education of Berlin will meet tonight at the Worthing ton school. Besides routine business a discussion is expected concerning transportation Of pupils who have hitherto had to walk a considerable distance 10 school.
 It will probably be decided at the meeting tonight whether the build ing committee of the school will go ahead with their work of alleviat- ing Berlin's long existing school problems, or whether this phase ill be deferred until the present poor financial conditions have passed The two-platoon system is now in effect as a means for reduc- ing congestion in the schools. Ac- tion will probably be taken on this problem at the meeting tonight.
 School Notes
 The visiting nurse, Miss Viola Snyder, has spent the week visiting the Berlin schools inspecting the general health of the children. She has been weighing and measuring them and inspecting their eyesight,
 The Damrosch musical program was received at the kensington junior high and Grammar school this morning at II o'clock. Two sec tions listened to the reception. the third floor group and students in the fifth, sixth and seventh grades
 East Berlin Items
 A crew of surveyors and engi- neers visited East Berlin yesterday and. although their exact purpose was not ascertained. it is believed that their trip of inspection was in conjunction with the proposed water line from Berlin to the Stanley Chemical company and the tapping of the New Britain water mains. Just what the ultimate decision be- tween the city of New Britain and the chemical company in the pres