New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1926, Page 9

and st vinistra of the schools 2 It of th h your commit- this opportunity of |schools. >r your ever present |the chil {at teachers’ years, however, | e been tried which g ng you During the past things ha ot worke (Continued from pre haturally produces a situation of steady growth ucational obligations. Ir pupils were enumerat ber 484 pupils g the past vear 0 pupils or an increas cent in pupils re last six years : against non-attendance an has produced a r the |our schools. entage of citizens of for eign born birth have failed. This is due to the attitude of the pupil whom the cla to no other reason. An e * | school or extension class o for the welfarc of the well as e men of ning | women as an average daily of $7.6 per cent of fncrease in transpor n. The school to do this work. rough the educa- Recommendations suitable for which b ¢ to insure training such school wo and reference pra work, to fcal educational and auditorium | for the extension of ience and manual in the Junior e limited to a co s have where we could a our own local st program, withdr from the senior Britain at a h ing in costs which must be secttl few years as it is obvious nancial policy in send to out-of-town schools at €215 per pupil is an impossible one School Board Tnterested s “And _finally, ord about the committee, In ; six-member committee increased to a comn in enty fran h the town has to provide | the recently rimary work bezun at er this year must be de- loped and the work of the oppor- tunity room pupils should ed in the manual and pr s well as the or were the C: actical arts nary classroom At the end of the present yea some pla equipment hools at | tomorrow | Junction. This e duplicated in is no schools would e improvement of the ound purpose 1 we made sipment ought t0 | ing in more he other schools committee of man. committe 1 echopl problems w One reason for the impros the work. of the Newins is the fact that our nine mew ix wa and man ipment_at all. | 1906 is re left u greatly benefit marked im- |ar closely | paid to the s| appearance of the schools, particularly : ity | the Cent ed busine Elm Hill and | “Col s a matter of a phase of ing polities. Your won the respect of 2s evidenced by the ess num,,h o the community to listen to your ad- | traj lt is also Our chool children | factory.” NEW BRITAIN DaiLY HEKALLD, WEDHESDAY, stions in regard to the | would greatly been a great |Suggested that a careful of the supervisors to the classroom (YL s The teachers sussested ta auine (0 a0 82 Year OId Victims in In the |thc coming year we make a careful | to or- |study of the teaching of English in| Plans have be o carry this out t our regular te and conferences will be devoted to vere intended | this problem. nized | What’s in a Name? forelgn birth | Enough to Foil Cop! proaching at miles an hour. to the curb, note hook, and collect a fin | the new law. | Brynmoore of | by half a dozen ot more compli ted than the ve me a he policeman as he ent close by. “It was not called Jim d, “or I should have is a good thing this | Hard\\ are Sales P shased | Satisfactory to Dealcls w York the past w extend- | by market obser e market t of staples is appar- hile advance orders on | winter mercha “The outlook for the balance of enconraging. Jobber: | tailers report that sales equal those grounds | for the same period last year. Re- | tail business is following the weat} ions, hampered by unfav- ¢ |orable crop conditions in ild | sections, are on the whola m'ls-[ study be | viewed ts and at vi New Haven New Haven, Oct. 6 (P—Two aged women, one 76 years old, and th other 82, were fleeced out of $52 ence man here ye Lena Nevloff, 76, report- E he was robbed Rose Felman, 82 made | e years' work | meetings | nd t in our community would be a tre- Paris, Oct. 6.—P— “Halt! the sftuation. D ast ye ous help in improving the ci- | shouted traffic policeman on the | stranger Missing of th ) pupil w 1 1d general welfare of n road from Parls to Fontaine- | Mrs, Nevioff said that while she was attending services at the Rose L Y street synagogu a stranger step- omobile di®¥ ped up to her and told her to go er took out | home' as her son was walting for 1 to register | per Arriving home she found the as provided for in |stranger who claimed he was a tor and had been ordered to the dos “In brir is report to a cloge, | _“What is your name?" he asked |oxamine her. It would be neces- I e » following item the driver of the car, which bore 2 |sary, however, he sald, for her to our attendance ! Y g and pr reat Britaln lice .. |place $30 medical fee under her Along with this has com Sils | 17ms which will require attention | WIith tho suspicion of a smile the | oo~ This she did and stepped increase in the r r of pupils|g e g [m handed the policeman M linto another room. When she re- Whofare continiing Jur 1001 work was | € 00K ON€ [tyrned the stranger and the $30 To furth oved 1 o Board of Edu- | I A N SWa |were missing. the school, His Yt ts very tris thet rdxhanded the license back 0% More Money the cl T " r 3 d: n \nur way, but d | P 3 = = Ea cla n n the Junior High School is | ¢ 1: “O; but don't | 4¢ior the stranger had taken the by a series of limited one, necessarily so | et it happen again.’ .-, |money he went into the kitchen intelligence tests e of our limited facilities, Un- | The license was made ou where he found Mrs. Felman. At encouraged til we secure a build lgernon Clarence TFitzmaurice s request she changed a $20 bill for him and thinking that he had left the house, hung her pocketbook near the telephone. Afterward she the | discovered that $22 had been tak- en from the pocketbook. Llelewyn,” followed r names all forego- ordered ed a little fnn | Y| PAINT DRINKER RECOVERS - rce Durba of 19 Hunter ose life is said to have been police and hospital of-, ter he had ta n two swal- ove lows of red lead in mistake for wine ay night, was discharged from ritain General hospital last He apparently has entirely recovered from the effects of poison fined him O 6.—~Hardwa <\‘.5’1"'! , and few im- s were reported e in the imp | e Age in its Weekly lse are accumulat- factory volume the good old New England and re- way committee worl for the inJ| BL oo laen s marked dne e Unseasonable dass : f the children and the com- | i B rded sales while bright, sun- feréats o the children and the el littlé attention has been | shiny days have substantially help: munity with little t 1 o y- —uwithout tomato sauce certain on this planet. “Are thousands of these smokers half- witted—half-blind—or what? Look at *em choose cigars. 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