New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1928, Page 3

MISS FEENEY TALKS ONNURSERY'S WORK Day Home for Tots Teaches as Well as Entertains “Activity in ehildren is the Keynot of life," ed Miss Irene Pecney of the Day Nursery in her address be fore the n of the club at the Burritt hotel Fist ey ning. She was introduced by Er Fwigg “The activities aud work aceoni- plished by the day nuesery are very Tittle known,™ Miss Feoney said, “The nursery was forined during the world war, in 1918 Al chiliren are ad- mitted 1o the on, color or home looks after it tin of ut 20 childron a G0 chil- noaccommodated, h it present. s due 1o 1d is the day, altho dren have b small number s OV unemployment conditions, A « o complete the nursery. The proved to be very healt the past winter, not of uny discase being found *“The charges 2 duy for the upkecp of th children the ! 6 cloek and the condition children who are brou Many times they are undernonri: 1 have:very little warm elothing nursery s i morni is pitiral to some of 1l 1 older children are washed up end prepared for school. o'clock Dbreakfast is served an 30 o'clock hot dinner i to the smaller childven. then washed and put to b they will out of W the school children sehigol childven ar 1 After cvery arrive dnll is held. After the school chil dren have returned 1o s th smaller 1o1s are given toys and othe things te amuse themsely They arg allowed to 1 all noist they want beeause the nursery |k Yieves that activity in the 1 Keynote of N “The pr ursery Was proven 10 b v ent 10 take of the n children The Guarters are cramped and the ehil- dren do not the air and light ey should. Besides the speak there is only one other girl working at the nursery and the work of cooking, washing, irening. ete., falls upon the shoulders ef these two. Most nmugseries hav yecreation | vooms, Kindergarten eclasses of the Tighest types, but these are niissing ¢ A new homs opened shortly at 91 Winter strect and many modern improvenients are expected to be installed there. This yew home was made possible by the late Benjamin W. Hawley, who left §5.000 for the purpos he atm of the nursery a8 fo feach the children to bLecome fit niorally, phyeically, spiritually and lly. These four laws are drilled 7 in constantly in the children, especial- Iy the older ones, and the nursery officials feel that they are accom plishing wonders with the small funds they have available.” NEWINGTON NEWS Central Pomona Grange No. 1 heid its regular bi-monthly meeting in the Grange hall yesterday. Lunch- con was served at noon by the local G charge of Mrs. W. J. Can- tield. worthy master of Pomona, Was in ge of the initiation of candi. s which took place at the morn- g session. A large number of can- didates were initiated. About 230 attended the meeting. Mre. Charles H. Curtis of Plain- ville lecturer was in charge of the szmm prefer Bostonians. Weli over a million | strong. For style, for they’re hard to beat. And at a modest price to pay for complete satisfaction. then washed and | child is | will be ¢ Brock of Middletown, | aiternoon session at which it voted to hold the first S e RENUS IS REFUSED FREEDON ON BAL . et o ttartrora was | COUPt Rules He Must Rémain in o of Sppeals hat s 1 Insane Hospital : Trione of Martford wys | and costs in town court night by Justice of the Peace C. S Barrows on a charge of violation Harey © sto fined Tas of the rules of the roud Lamer: fined $25 and costs by Justice Bar- ge of reckless drive aceident at Robbins rows on a ¢ ing as a rvesult of an intersection of East cnue and turnpike fine $10 wys remitted by Justice Barrows. Both cases were proses| cuted by Grand Juror Harold G. and bot] 1t police Many Irishmen Feel Dublin, Trish Free State, April 11 A——The Irish Independent today o @reut nunber of peopl: sill that hinve ed not 1o visit the Free | the entry of the appeal. 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