New Britain herald., 1917-06-30

son, Floyd stillman. F1oye Baker. Henrietta Castle. Margaretha Prop son. Florence Thompson. Margaret Beaulieu. Franceska Berardy, Joseph tha Hemingway. Eleanor Furrey. Viola Spencer. Myrtle Stewart, James Yocobelhs. Beatrice Zickwon.
 Grades and 6-Miss Johnson teacher; James Aspinall, Jennie Be- rardy, Alice Barden. Lillian Beaulieu. Sydney Cowles, Anna Dente. Myron Hart. Evelyn Hart, Charlotte Harris, Astrid Hultsnius. James Pestillo. Francis Walsh.
 Grade s-Miss LApper. teacher; Carl Anderson. Fred Beaulieu. Bar bara Case, Nathalie Case, Michael Damiano. Alma Davis. Leo Dbnahue, Elizabeth Ewald. Mary Griffin. Eva Miller. Edgar Norton. Louis Pike. Helen Propon, Hazel Silernail. Robert sneideman, Mary spodia, Ethel Teachman, Helen Tierney, Esther Trurnbull Harry Turner, Wal ter Vance.
 Grade 7-Miss Manning teacher; Forshaw, Salvatore Fortuna, Leon Grimm, Henry Hornberger, Gladys Lndberg, Albert McGibbon, Virginia Morino, Ethel Orvis, Gussie Orvis, Hazel Rogers, Leroy Smith, Raymond Thompson. Robert Thorne, Charles Weldon, Albert White. Adeline Woods, Walter Woods, Mary Yaross.
 Grade BIMiss Gladwin teacher; Charles Mccall, Lucille Propson, Ruth Mckee. Mildred Olson, Melfn Rogers, Hayden Thompson, Irene Thompson, Maude Woods, Howard selander, Annie Yaross, Harry zickwolf, Joel McCannon, Ethel Miller, Edward Naaman. Stanley Smith, Marion Smith.
 X Grade A-Miss Carlisle teacher: Mary E. Beaulieu, Mary c. Beaulieu. Elizabeth Beaulieu, Irving Bronson. dred Fisher. Wirley Johnson, Amy Josephson, Esther Furrey, Adrian Daniels. Vera Freeman.
 Miss Faxrar Improved.
 At St. Francis hospital this morning it was reported that the condition of Miss Margaret Farrar. who was shot Tuesday morning on lonely road near Scott's Swamp by James French, was somewhat improved. While the hospital authorities state that the yOuuB 1<4uy 0 CQAultAVU 4H 6JlA VV4IAC0A and she Is by no means out of dan ger. the fact that she continues to hold her own gives considerable en- couragement. One of the bullets which pierced her body was removed yesterday afternoon. It had lodged in her back. One of tho pellets. which entered her chest, has not yet. been located. There Is also bullet in her neck. although the wound which 1t inflicted is not regarded as serious.
 Miss Farrar's aesailant is recovering from the wound in his head which he inflicted in an attempt to end his own life, after having shot the young woman. He is at the Hartford hos- pital where he Is constantly under guard. The young man gives the at tendants considerable trouble. He does not appear to be at all remorse- full and he is dubbed by the nurses as "a fresh patient" Officers guarding him do not permit visitors to ask him any questions or to enter into a con- versation with him.
 French occasionally asks as to Miss Farrar's condition, but does not seem to be particularly interested in her fate. He Is concerned entirely with himself. He has a great fear of pain and 1t was with difficulty that the doctors had him submit to an x-ray examination of his wound. as he be- lieved the photographing of his head would hurt him. He will be sufficient ly recovered to be removed to jail to await trial in a few days.
 Decides Against Appealing.
 H. P. Lowrey, who was in court be- fore Justice Condell on June 24 for striking two and one-haf year old Italian boy who had been playing around the ice wagon on which he was working. decided last night against taking an appeal to the super for court. Justice Condell had al- lowed him his liberty on payment of the cost of prosecution.
 Officer Marine went to collect the money yesterday, but MT. Lowrey stated that he would take an appeal. It was the intention to bring him into court again today to furnish bail in connection with the appeal. but late last evening he made up his mind to settle and the case was dropped.
 According to the testimony. the lit- tie Italian child was ''hitching be- hind" the ice wagon. MT. Lowrey has had considerable trouble with the children, trying to keep them from being injured. Seemingly he lost hts patience and struck one of them. His appearance in court resulted.
 Maloney May Sue.
 Acting for Thomas w. Maloney of Bohemia street, Attorney B. M. Hol- den of Hartford is making inquiries here regarding the death of his clients young son. who was run down and killed week ago by an automobile owned and driven by Jacob Wrinkle of New Britain. The latter is under bond to appear before the superior court,