New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
BERLIN NEWS
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(Continued From Page Scycn) | $l0,0o0. must VIC infer that another appropriation will be called for. or that the conditions, 4s stated are 10 remain as they are?
 Ladies and gentlemen of the voting population Of Berlin. you are to be the judge and jury in the de- cision as 10 whether or not you are ready to cXpcnd Sl2o,Oo0 for the building and equipping Of the pro- posed new school which is 10 stand apart from the present grammar school even as 10 the disposal ol i sewage.
 "Cat Out of Bag"
 "The call for the special town meeting completely eliminates the ! old argument or any reference to 1 the unsanitary condition now exist | ing at the present school. Under stand the existing conditions at the grammar school are no longer an lS- ! sue-'The cat is out Of the bag. | There must be another reason for the persistent efforts on the part Of | those who favor the new building other than those advanced in prcNi- ous arguments
 What is that rcasonr T. is said that the story has been circulated that the new building is 10 become a high school and that the pupils Ir i,,. n on nIlt Of the town for their high school ! course. To those who may have swallowed this bait--hook, line and sinkcr. let me say this is not 6 fact. It will be necessary for the pupils, in order to complete their high school education, 10 receive same in New Britain or adjacent cities as now.
 we have q junior high course which is taught in the present grammar school. these pupils, Ii Is understood. will be transferred with those of the 7th and Sth grades, 10 the new building, while the kiddics arc left to enjoy, as best they can, the comfortless and unsanitary quarters at the grammar school, Of which so much has been said.
 "RALPH A. WOODING."
 Alleged Eyadcr Held
 Frank Quasnicl of Beech Swamp Road, Kensington. is being held by local police following an accident on that road Wednesday evening, when Matilda Marrito of kensington was hit and slightly hurt. The accident vas followed by q quiet lnvestigd- ton by Officer Frank Brown and, as a result, Quasnick is being hell under bond on a charge of eVadinS responsibility. The arrest was mad , last evening following information given to the officer by an eye wit ness to the accident, who noted the number of the ctr. The case will be tried in court tomorrow night.
 To Hold Silver Tea
 The Ladies Aid society Of the kcnsineton Congregational church will hold a silver tea Friday alter noon at the studio owned by Allen Moore Of Kcnsington at his home. illt pdI | u lHt llt1sf0I ll'I0 l'' I'll NDIi- vcrtcd into an artists studio and of fcrs q very interesting place for in- formal gatherings. The church so- cicty plans to collect money fo" missionary work.
 Gives Farewell Party
 A farewell party WAS given ir honor Of Mrs. Julia Berotta of Kcnsington at her homo Saturday afternoon and evening with about 90 guests present. Mrs. Barctta re- ccivcd many beautiful gifts from her friends. Mrs Barctta plans to leave on February - on q trip to Italy, where she will spend | few months.
 Valentine social
 The Social club of Kcnsingiom will meet tomorrow evening at ths Methodist church parsonage. Alrs. Alice Dodd and Mrs. George Tryol will act as hostesacs. and the pro- gram will be in charge of Mrs Dodl and Mrs. George Griffith. The at- fair will be in the nature of q Val cntine social.
 
 Members of Bolton kasca post, American Legion, turned out in full force yesterday afternoon to re- hearse their minstrel show in the town hall, The show, tickets for which arc being sold now promises to be one of the most successful ever offered by the local post. Due to the large demand for tickets. the show and dance, which was Schcd- ulcd 10 take place on March ;, will also be given on March 4 to accom- modatc the expected crowds, The tickets may be used either night.
 social society to Meet
 St, Panls Social society. recently orIcd, will meet tomorrow night in Tabs hall in Ncnsinrton 10 make plans for the year and 10 attempt 10 increase is membership. So far the membership campaign has brought into the society many male members Of the parish, but more arc expected tomorrow
 Exchange Fupits
 Roy. Herbert D. RoIlason Of thr South Conpro ro"atiouaI church, Mid "f l AGo Moo4 l