New Britain herald., 1919-12-24
A<11Axv HULL AKA "O HEAVY FOG CAUSES MINOR ACCIDENTS No Serious Damage Done When
 Automobiles Are WreCgked CORNING- -BEEBE WEDDING
Former Soldier to Take His Bride On Christmas DaN-SChOOi Attendance EepOrtr-Frank Prior Injured- Other News Items

Officer Marine received reports of two aut utomobie accidents which oc- cured in he heavy fog last night A small truck owned by the Connecticut Light & Power company struck a ma chine owned by MT. Miller of New Britain avenue. Tue car was stand ing in front of the Manning garage near l1arts corner and Mir. Manning was cranking the machine when it was sidcswiped by the truck. Neither machine was damaged very much. The driver gave his name as Lester Moorcroft of 5S Main street, New Britain. Officer Marine stated that one or two of the young men in the truck were intoxicated but as the driver did not appear to be so, no arrests were made.
 A minor accident occurred on New Britain avenue when an autom oblle. tue ownership of which could not be 'ueterInned, was struck by a speedin2 machine which did not stop to asoer- tain the damage. There was no clue to the identity Of the speedcr.
 PiainVilic Graded Schools.
 Pupils perfect in attendance for the term ending Dec. @, are:
 Kindergarten - RHth II. Wilcox, Reva Nj. BunneIl, teachers: Austin Daniels, Raymond De Larm. Nor man Thompson, Lena Girolomo.
 Grade 1A--Edna Traver. teacher; Theresa Bosco. Lucy Berna rducci, Norris Clark, Leona I'd Cavallaro. Hor- ace French, Albert Gnozza, Harvey Gauthiel.
 Grade 1B--Esther P. Clapp. teach CT: Kenreth Banner Lois Norton and Roy Peterson.
 Grade 2A-C. M. Mccarthy, teach CT; Benny CaparelI, Jennie ciambreil- To, Joseph Fletcher and Angelo Guier- rierc and Vinton Smith.
 Grade 2B -- Dorothy Shanahan. teacher; Edward Earl, John Gallagher James Prior, Emma Scranton and Celia Yenzo.
 Grades IC and 2C'-Mildred E. Terry. teacher--John Bcrnarducci, Elizabeth Bra storo, Alexander Patti son, Marion Roberts, Angelina Sabia, Raymond Sanford and Hazel Tea cb- man.
 Grade 3A--Alice Futile teacher: Arthur BunnelI, Alice Greener. Irene Mills, Emma Miller, John Mac on eski, Leroy Morse, Hazel Simon, Carl Pc terson and Ruth Tyler.
 Grade 3B-Dorothy Monion, tea ch- CT; Robert Deegan, Theresa Gnozzo, Rose Greener, Joseph Latham, Edna Livingston, Dorothy Gloriant. Earl McGibbon, Susan Parkinson and Doris Spencer.
 Grade 4A~-Esther E. Tappert, teacher: Norman Earl Roland Gau- thier Tony Lapore, Viola Livingstone. Jennie McIldowie, Charles Mills, Emile Voisard, Dorothy Conlin.
 Grade 4B-Anne l.. Berry, teacher: Sebastian Arcari. Cleminina Conforti, Theresa Datol, Mary Carra gher, Hor- ace Groyson, Emily l<jiby, Samuel Pratt and Kenneth Prior.
 Grade 5A--Mabel Styring. teacher; Louise Bosco. Felix Caliendo Ray moud Cassidy, Norman Demanche, Sistina GnoZza. Lincoln Johnson, Josephine Mcclure, George Nyberg, Anna Parkinson. Bessie Pattson, Avis Pease, Clarence Peterson, Elizabeth Pratt, Viola Stllmache Rosalie Sturgeon and Lucy Farmer.
 Grade 5B--Julia. Ilurtado, teacher: Louis Berlont, Viola Bruce, Annette Brunelle, Annie Casciello, Mildred Deloy, Irene Greener, Evelyn Ham ley, Irene Livingston, John Madeley, Dorothy Mason, Ralph Minello, John Alia Stepanuk, Irene Sturmer, IIlba Velaidi, Joseph Nelaidi and Irene Vincent.
 Grade 6A--Mary E. Mills, teacher: May Fletcher. Gladys Madeley, Nicco-