New Britain herald., 1923-04-11

will be notified to get busy this week
At the present time, according to or
ders from Washington, these people
are not having their mail delivered,
but must get it from the post office.
Several box changes will be asked
for also. Some people on the turn
pike have the letter boxes on the
wrong side of the road and the car
rier is forced to turn his wagon
around in the middle of the road in
order to reach them. Postmaster Fa-
gan pointed out that this is a dan
gerous situation with the amount of
traffic that is passing at the present
time.
Several changes with regard the
height of the boxes will also be rec
commended to the owners.
Mr. Pagan called attention to the
way in which the route is laid out,
the distance being much greater than
necessary. Hiram Hurlbert, the car
rier has to deliver mail in Berlin.
Kensington and East Berlin before he
finishes his work for the day.
Attendance in Schools
superintendent of Schools B. r.
Showalter this morning announced the
list of children perfect in attendance
at the Berlin schools for the term
ending March %. They are:
Hubbard School.
Miss Northrup, teacher--Channing
Turner, Edward Cote.
Emily Libby, teacher--Heen Bow
ers, Marion Honiss, Velma Payne.
Sclden.
M. w. Bacon--Willam Rizzi, Guido
Faitelli, Mary Bonafonte.
Nj. Hayward-Ersillio Pedenionte,
Dolecki.
WOrthington.
Edith ID. Hewett--Helen Gadick,
perfect attendance for term and for
year SO far.
Margaret Regan--Joscph Mirante.
Helen Hopkins-Emma eastman.
Geneva Craven George Cutie,
Louis Mirante, Gustave Luidquist.
Percival.
Inez j. Crane-Anna Maguda, Lud-
mil Chotkowski Michael Maguda,
Walter Oszalza.
f. 7. Foley--Goodwin Holmgren,
Norman Holmgren, Marguerite John
son.
Kcnsington.
NJ. Grace Kely--Mary Znosko,
Walter O'Connell Joseph Zotter.
Catherine McGee-Frank Meyers |
Nelson Pollitier, Raymond Graziana,
Perino Ccnturelli, LaChance Valenti,
Angelina Faro.
l.. NJ. McKeon-Charles Ferrero,
Joseph Gilmini Walter Paior Ernest
lotter.
j.. Hopkins-John Leone.
Anna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drust,
Reno Ficrc.
Junior High.
Anna NJ. Young-Anna Znosko,
Dorothy Day, Nicholas Malone, Mario
Negri. Willis Ronketty. Lester Stuhl-
nan, Frank Wright. John Hackett.
Olive I,awrence-Mary Ross, .len-
lie Angulicz, Evaldo Grosiano, Eli
more Searburgh.
Clifford Dodge--Dennie Negri, Rich
I'D Moffatt.
Florence A. Young - George Sem
ling, Florence Gibney.
Katherine Parsons--Natalie Gwat-
lin, Dominic RAINY. !
Fair Committee Meeting !
The committee in charge of the
'oresters' fair which is to occur in
lay, met last evening. 1t is now
damned to have Mardi Gras the first {
light, the South Manchester orches-
ra the second night, an old fashioned |
ancc with Professor Gates of Crom-
'ell prompting. the third night, and
peal minstrel show tho last night.
he hall will be prettily decorated q
Or the occasion. a
Bowling Results '
The Berlin Construction team I
owled the Independents last evening
I the Casino alleys, New Britain, the
aracas rolled the Eagles and the {
merican Legion battled with the e
oresters with the following results: =
Berlin Construction Co. /
clio ......... 90 81 81 277 ]
layers ........ SO 30 9S-- ESQ I
toffman ...... ~ S4 90 271 a
ooney ........ 81 ia So 200
-jcrpe ., 90 100 Dc 306