New Britain herald., 1920-06-17

I.@ The following were given diplomas ana, will enter the New Britain High school next fall:. @ -s< Claude Webster Stevens, Jr., Al- fred Edward Greco, Howard Norman BeecheI.. Ruth ,Manghild kristina Elmgren. Victoria Ward Fiske, Violet Beecher Schurr. Wirda Stsla Chst- kowski, Agnes Elaine Wright, Edith Young Clark. Louise Antoineue Hak John Albert Elmgren, Charles John' Kasiski. Ruth F.ranees Geschirnsky John BartholomeY. Georgfnia5 Josepn. Francis Earam.. Hilmer Gunnafu Bengston, Raymond Aloysiuse .Mc- skEon, Anna Elizabeth SkeneI Rosa < sMargaret Veronesi, David B.. Flames. .Joseph James Mccormack. Nhomas Edward - 0'Connell, John .@rancis 7Whalen, Howard Parker. Palmer, Celia Elizabeth Marieni.. Katherine Rachel Leonardo, Ruth Claire War den, Josephine Marion Wroblewski, Mary Frances O'Connen. Lillian Mar garet Lundell. Alvin Louisa Pabst, Resell Harvey Meagkey, John Andrew, Negri, Fred Howard Young, Anthony Patrick Martino, Edward Joseph' Giana, Mary Barbara Colon, Laura Regis Ringwood, Mary Anna BaIog.
 Drive Is Progressing.
 The drive for funds for the July I celebration. which is to be given in the form of a reception and welcome to the ex-service men of Kensingtan by the kensington residents, is pro- Gressing rapidly and the chairman, Mrs. Sharpe, reported this morning that nearly S400 has been secured up to this morning. The house to house canvass was launched yesterday after noon and the public has responded generously
 E.. Birmingham Schurr, chairman Of the geferal committee. asserted this morning that from the present out look everything will be in readiness for the best and biggest celebration ever observed in Kensington. A meet ing Of the general committees and sub-committeos has been called for next Monday night in the Kensington Grammar school. As every day brings the Fourth nearer the chair men of all committees are requested to work hard and give final reports Monday night.
 Mir. Schurr also said that the order for the fireworks will be placed with a New York concern Monday or Tues day. so that there will be no trouble III securing the SOOuS wanted. IT Is planned to eXpend $500 for a lire works display. while the remainder of the money which is contributed will be used in arranging the picnic and parade.
 9As yet the general commrtee has not secured a picnic ground and sug- gcstions as to where q. suitable place would be to hold the picnic will be receiysd by MT. Schurr or Postmaster w. VI Pagan. Property owners m. the vicinity of Main street. kensing-F ton. who have d woodland or open lot which is not under cultivation are- asked to offer the use of their grounds to the committee.
 Case Is Continued
 The case of Thoiflas J Hoy of 19 Court. street, New Britain. who was arraigned before Judge George G. Griswold in the Berlin town court last evening on the charge of evading re- sponsibility. was continued until next Monday evening on request of the ac- cused. Hoy, it is ciained, after strik- ing and injuring a party on the swamp Road, kept right on going without offering any assistance to She injured party.
 ForeSters to Meet.
 A regular meeting Of the local lodge of Foresters or f-America will be- held tonight in the Foresters' hall at, the. fair grounds at 8 o'clock. An fmem-i bers are requested to be prefsnt at