New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1919, Page 5

VOGATIONAL SCHOOL UNDER STATE ROLE, School Committee So Decides at Monthly Meeting the mem- of the afternoon, the By a unanimous votc of bers present at the meeting school board yesterday management of vocational training in the Bassett the High school Ehg state. This move releases the cily + from the greater part af the expenscs of running the school with hut a few items of cxpense being charged to the city. street building of was turned over to avor 6- >lan. This was the principal item of busi- ness ted at the meeting. A preliminary sport of the special com- mittee of seven, appointed to cansider the various recommendations in Su- perintendent Holmes' rcpor was made. Chairman . C. Goodwin an- nounced that while he would not move at this time its adoption, it was the intention of that committee to recommend the 6- plan for local schools. This plan calls for the ap- proval of the Junior High schoal plan. The first six grades are known as the primary depurtments of the school; the second three are the Intermediate High school; the third section, to con- sist of three grades, will take tho place of the present High school four vear course, To Buy 18 Acres. Chairman B. ‘F. Gaffney informed th>'board that the finance committee had decided to purchase the entire Carmody tract of 18 acres. While but five or six acres are needed for the im- mediate school purposes the remain- ing stretch of land can be used for a much . needed -northw ground. Joseph M. Hallora as'to the method to be used in pay for the land, and asked why the park commission or some other such com- mittee should not be asked to buy the land, thereby holding down the bonded indebtedness of the school committee. It was explained that thé price was an advantageous one, and as it was much easier for the schoal board to make the purchase that method was thought best. Greeks Want Class Room. | The board encountered an unusual problem in the form of a request from George Allard, vice president of the Greek scheol association, who request- ed that his association be given tho use of a school room in one of the s schools from 4 to 6 daily so that ss of 30 might be taught the ireek language. Dr. Martin thought it would be a good idea to grant the request inasmuch as it was for educs tional purpose Chairman Gaffney felt that as it was a foreign language it might give ris¢ to a problem. He | YOUR CHILDREN NEED LAXATIVE! The children need your attention, clally arter “stufing pselves with pweets, ete a party ke! They arc liable to get up In the morning romplaining of cramps; bad tasting mouth: liable to have puffed eyes from rostless slumber; feel tired and cranky; distempered and whimpering. Act promptly ve them a dose of Dr. Irye’s Elixir, the ¥amily Lux- ative and Worm Bxpeller, which millions of | mothers were given parents, and who themselves ring todiy, to | their little one Only the purest of harmful dru ordinary e pation-—worr Symptoms of Worms: canged stomach, swollen ch, offensive breath with occasio about the navel, p eyes heavy and dull. s Ing of the nose, itching of the rectum. short | dry cough, grinding of the teeth. litile 1ed points sticking out on the tongue, starting | luring slecp, slow fever. Mrs. Wm Bonin of Caddo, Oklahoma, regarding Dr. True's BIxir: “Wo have 1 1t for our children for ind certainly know the valy AT YOUR DEALERS. de- sour rull Constipation, upper 1ip, hard twitching ey the twelve | Thre NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1919 felt that it w not for the best inter- ests of Americanization. The matte was referred to the finance committec with power Lawyer . B. Hungerford in a letter to the board requested that. a client, one Mr., Marshall, be given the privi- lege of sending his three small chil- dren to the New Britain schools. Mr Marshall recently moved a few feel across the Newington line and while he much nearer the New Britain schools where his children now are being cducated the rules of the school - the children to ttend the Newington schools. The Newington suthorities are nat willing o provide transportation for the chil- The finance committee was ke up the matter with the rec- and that precedent be bourd would require dren. ed t onnmendation followed. Doctors Want Increases. Zwick, Lyon and Dalton com- municated a request for an increase of $100. , out that New Britain school doctors were receiving Drs, They pointed much less for more wark than most of the cities of the state. Incr of transpomstation w. given a reason for asking an increase. matter was referred to the finance and sanitation committees jointly. Chairman E. C. Goodwin that the plans for the new orthend school are about completed. The board discussed the communication from the probation office ssaciation and vot- ed to send N Mary Campbell to the national convention at Philadelphia in the early part of next month. The attendance report attending the schoo t 9247 this year. of 908. The a total of $2,88 reported This 4 pense account 73. The finan- ppropriations to which unexpended nd overdrafts leav 03,190.29 ance of Used for 70 Years Thru its use Grandmother’s youthful appearance has remained until youth has become but a memory. The soft, refined, pearly white appearance it renders leaves the joy of Beauty with you for many years. g Ori W 4 Gouraud's ental Cream Vennd 10e for Wial Sies HOPKINS & SON; Now York PEARL WHITE Star in the New Super-Serial Open- ing At Fox’s Nov. 20, 21, 22. Uum SUNDAY LYCE THEATEfi, NIGHT second Ud the Jews in the establishment of {.a Jewish homeland in Palestine. This | four NeWs' was received with great en- | 1 have | sure you. if ZIONISTS Wi CELEBRATE SUNDAY © = soon Jews the world over for sary should nd o b taken realized that (he drem of two thousand ycurs has The local Zion- reccived the following bulle- tin from the main organization fice. The bulletin reaflirms Bngland’s stand to the Zionist work and ideals: | wi Lord Curzoh who recently suce ter Iloths: ed Sir James Arthur Balfour whom the vetary of foreign affairs has issued { was made an oflicial declaration {o the Zionist | suge came movement, assuring them that who is a government stands by the pledua | Commission made on Nov. 2, 1917, by his prede- | Lord Cecil cessor, aid them in the establish- | that ment of a Jewish homeland in Pales- tine. i This declaration which eleetriticd a mammoth audience which had in the London Opera Ilouse sunday night, to celebrate the to be ists have realized. To Observe Second Amniversary of Ballour Declaration Day land in The | i as The local. 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