New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
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. oted inc piece excellent.

! The play had to do with the oc- cupants of an apartment house. the ! Honeymoon F'lais," which was occu- ! pied by young married couples. The ] owner of the apartments emphasized the fact that no children were al 1 lowed. In the course of time chil- dren came to the couples. All went well until the owner was , to pay visit to the flats. The oc' cupants were anxious as to the out ! come if 1t vas found that there were children in the flats. Someone. how ever. conceived the bright idea of sending them down 10 the janitor and making it seem that he was the father Of the youngsters.
 When the owner of the apartments found that the ianitor had so many children he was greatly surprised. An enterprisng reporter heard the news and immediately wrote q story for his paper about the largest family
 in the section" Pictures for news papers were taken of the ianitor and his wife surrounded by the many children and q tangln ensued. How ever. all ended happily.
 Honor Pupils Named.
 The honor pupils and those who received honorable mention in the Junior High school have been an- nounced by Miss Helen DeLong. prin- cipal of the school. Joseph Milewski of the ninth grade received general honors in his studies. his average be- ing 94 in all subjects.
 Those in the ninth grade who re- Ceived honorable mention, having an average of not less than S5 per cent, were John Brusick, Thomas Pagan, Peter Miezliskis, Natalie Gwatkin, Doris Stepier and Helen Hernski.
 In the eighth grade those receiving honorable mention were John Dem- ing, George Senning, Stasia. Chotkow- ski, Elizabeth Gugerty and Hildur Claudelin.
 32 Pupils Graduate.
 The graduation exercises of the Junior High school at the town hall last evening were the most impress sive of their kind held in Berlin for some time. Thirty-two pupils re- ceived their diplomas from A. A. North, acting chairman of the school committee. who received them in turn from R. R. Showater, superin- tendent of schools, on behalf of the general school system.
 The exercises were composed of original themes by several of the pu- pills. The themes were well deliv- cred.
 The orchestra of the school rem dered several we'll chosen selections and the members of the ninth grade sang several songs which were we'll received by the large audience of friends, relatives and parents which | literally packed the house"
 Following the exercises an infor- mai reception and dance was held in the hall, music for dancing being furnished by the High school or chestra.
 II was stated this morning that | a bout 80 of the pupils intend to enter l High school next year, some of them | going to New Britain and others 10 Middletown.
 Committee Is Named.
 The committee for the Grange pic mic which will be held by Berlin | Grange July 14 at Rainbow park. Windsor. in conjunction with the New Britain and Newington Oranges. have been named by Arthur H. Bush nell, chairman of the general com mittee. Other members of the gen. eral committee are Mrs. Grace l.. Nentres and Wesley Watkins. The of those on the sub-commit- tees in charge of the affair will be announced later.
 The committee appointed from the three Oranges to arrange for the event is: Chairman. Arthur H. Bush nell. Berlin Grange: Mrs. NJ. l.. Post. New Britain Grange; Mrs. V. l.. Eddy. Ncwington Grange.
 The subcommittee will have ,harge of transportation. refresh nents, social and athletic events. It s expected that the trip will be made ov automobiles.
 At the Churches.
 Berlin Congregational. Rev. S. A. --,srf