New Britain herald., 1922-12-27

Misteri, Mary Zipadelli, Peter BakaJl, Peter Gallino, Raymond Graziana, Louis Lanza. Frank Myers, Raymond Piedmont, Hen.y Pola, Charles Fer raro, Olerio Maloni, Charles Polance, umberta Sarraceno, John Zipadelli, Ernest Zotter, Raymond, Dosso, Flor encc Emerson, Margaret Foertsch, Annie Maloni, Margaret Orsie, Julius Mayer, John O'Connell, Etlo felia. Russell Cooke, Ernest Hall Eric Olander, Pepino Pulcini, Joseph Rus zick, Steven Wrobel, Marjorie Hick, Catherine Magnano, Mildred Misteri Florence Orsie. John Bakay, Frances Foertsch, E,lma Hendrickson Mar garet Manini, Helen Pajor, Annie Pol umbo Frances Wallace, Ethel War ren.
 Junior High school-Harmon Carl son, Wieslaw Cholkowskie, Evaldo Grasiano William Haddock, Milfred Hanford, Elmer Seaburg, Marion Whitman, Mary Ross, Ruin Olander, Jennie Angulicz, Mildred Bengston, Leo Milewski, Alexander Mirante, Iu- cille Harris, Anita Marieni, Anna Mogulislki Mary Olearo, Dorothy Wright, John Deming, Fred Cutie, Eugene Sharpe, Dexter Williams, Josephine Carson, Marion Lashman, Corinne Douglas. Grace Pagan, Eliza beth Jurgerty, Doris Baldwin, Elca- nor Gulkert, Nancy Wignano, Sletta Michnik, Raphael Grico, Nicholas Motone, Maria Negri, William Po- lance, Frank Wright, Alfred Rizzi Elizabeth Honiss, Stromfois, Virginia Walsh,
 Worthington school - Helen Co., dack, Linnea Newberg, Milton Peter son, kashmcre Wroblewski, Charles Measserio, Franklin Woodruff, Mabel Barrattera, Matilda Barrattiera, Mar garet Iversc n. Mary Fischer, Mary Machera, Annie Tamositis Grace Ventres, Mario Meassirio, Alice Cutie. Emma Hallock, Josephine Julian, Walter Jeske, Charles GIite, George Euite, Gustave Linquist, Louise Mir ante, Harvey Woodruff, Fern Bruce, Norma Gibney.
 Must Have Mail Boxes.
 Postmaster William w. Pagan of the kensington post office has again sent out the request tha. all people on the village route have mail boxes or mail slots on the front of their houses. After January no mail will pe delivered to houses not con- plying with this request.
 Goes to Chicago
 Donald Ii. Smith, son of Mir. and Mrs. Eddy N. Smith, of Worrhington Ridge, left today for a weeks stay in Chicago, where he is to attend the twenty-eighth biennial congress of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity's chap. ter at tho University of Vermont. Mir. Smith is senior at the university and treasurer of his class
 Rcunsml of Class
 Several from Berlin will attend the reunion of the class of 1921, Middle town high school, which IS to be held at Stueck's Tavern, Middetown, to- morrow evening. Among those from this place who will attend are Henry Mildrum and Carl Lund.
 Items of Interest
 Thomas Mullins, son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mullins. who has spent the past year as civil engineer In the west, is visiting his parents.
 About 110 water connections have been made to date in Ker-ington.
 Winifred Pratt, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Pratt, is ill at her home in this place.s
 The Berlin Grange sewing circle will meet with Mrs. Frederick E. Pot ter ot "A Elm street, New Britain, to- morrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 East Berlin Items.
 St. Gabriel's Sunday school will hold it's Christmas tree exercises this evening at Knights of Pythias hall at 7:30 o'clock. All are, cordially invit- ed to attend.
 Miss Florence Rich has returned to her duties in Middletown after spend ing the past few days at her home on Wilcox avenue.
 The local members of Bolton-Kas- ica post, American Legion. will attend the annual meeting to be held in Kensington Thursday evening.
 Miss Vera Dodge of Berlin has been the guest of friends in town
 Mrs. Alfred Smith and children of Newington are the guests of her mother. Mrs Ida Morse, of this place.
 At the meeting of the Knights of