New Britain herald., 1923-03-24
PMinuiM Meus
SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR
 EASTER VACATION
Large Number of Pupils Have Perfect Attendance for Winter
MRS. LOYYlE MCKEE DIES

MAs0s 1VA AAA NAvAAaA DAAh Court Cases Today--Nforc Arrests by
 State Police = Church Noticcs-Y
 M. c. A. Notcs--Holy Week in Epis.
 copal Church-Plainyillc Briefs. The public schools of plainyille closed yesterday for the Easter recess and will open again for the spring term on Tuesday, April 3. A compi- lation of the attendance records for \ the winter has been made by Prnci- pal Orrin l., Judd showing that 115 pupils were present at the session every day despite the severity of the winter and the bad traveling.
 The list of pupils who were perfect in attendance for tfe term ending March 2S. 1923, is as follows:
 Kindergarten--Virg Coy. k Grade 1B-Gavino Cavallaro, Jo- seph Lepore.
 Grade 1C-2C-Dorothy Tredennick, Sanford Birnbaum, Paul varrone, William Bergan.
 Grade 2A-Robert Athearn, Wil- liam Gallagher, John Vilardi, Paul DeYenzo, Catherine O'Dea. Grade 2B-Patsy Berardi, Burton Distin. Danny Margonella, Marjorie Davis Emily Parsell, Rose Vilardi, Robert Thompson.
 Grade 3A-Irene Fradette, Norman Thompson. Patsy Melito, Wilhelmena Strung, Clifford Sturgeon, Eldred Lc- Vasseur.
 Grade 3B--Lena Conforti, Domon- ick Berlanti, Howard Burgess, Philip Pessante.
 Grade 4A-Lucy Bernaducci, Well tha Scoville. Hazel Teachman, Morti- mer Cottrell, Horace French.
 Grade 4B-John Bernaducci, Roy Peterson, George Sasek, Kenneth Banner, Josephine Conforti, John Schurmann, Amalueo Vilardi.
 Grade 4C-5C-Tony Damiano. Tony Gonska, Alexander Pattison.
 Grade 5A-Bernice Birnbaum, Ben- ny Caparelli, Marion Livingston, John O'Dea. Raymond Perron, Lucy Rap acky, Helen Sturgeon, John varrone, Peter Yawin.
 Grade 5B-Helen Bergan, Marguer- ite Casciello, Helen Chotkowski, Ed ward Doran, Edward Bergan, Law renee Gregory Irving Morgan Alice Peterson, Ray Distin.
 Grade 6A--Robert Decgan, Earl McGibbon, Helen Edman. Agnes Liv- ingston. Celia Vilardi, Oscar Johnson, Emile Voisard.
 Grade 6B-Vivian Davis, Emma Hills. Carl Peterson, Alice Royce, Simons Verona Schubert.
 Grade 7A-Edward Athearn. George Backman, Andrew Bernaduc- ci, Mary Carragher. Raymond Cassidy, Tony Caliendo, -r Roland Gauthier, stephen sasek. Gordon Schacfer, Warren Washington.
 Grade 7B-Grace Allport, Sebas. tian Arcadi, William Berlanti Vir- ginia Conforti. Horace Grayson, Vic tor Hurtado. Emily Kilby, Blanche Matted. Lucy Rogers, Cora Thomp- son. Teresa DeYenzo.
 Grade SA-Alna Backman. Anna Casciello, Dorothy Case, Dorothy Ma son. Colombo Antonioli, John Bcrgan. Howard Cheetham. Joseph Edman, Lincoln Johnson, John Madeley. NJ
 Grade SB-Anna Parkinson, Olga Shurman, Ruth Smith, Viola Steli- l macher, Ruth usher, John Peplow. James Solomone, Joseph vilardi
 school Savings.
 The savings of school plpils for the winter term from January i to March l9, show an increase over the fall term of s31591. The total for i the winter term is $1,156.24; the f total for the fall term was sS40.3s. The list is as follows:. Kindergarten i, s111.5S; Grade IA s39.D3; Grade 1B $50 1a; Grade 10 20 s43.S9; Grade PA $63.36; Grade 2B s65. 25 Grade 3A $S7.07; Grade 3B S30.4S; Grade A $S2.oS; Grade 4B s19.5S; Grade 4C-5C s71.22; Grade 5A s9s.54; Grade 5B $122.96; Grade GA s12.S7; Grade 6B s11S29s Grade "A $46.77; Grade TB S72.59, and Grade $95.5e.
 Hold Debate.
 The girls in Grade held q debate afternoon on the question. Resolved: That doctor is more use full in community than a lawyer" The negative side woi. The affirma- tive team was composed of Mildred Deloy. Irene Sumner and Rosalie Sturgeon. and the negativeS of Filo- bena DiYuIio, Alina Backman and Ruth Usher.
 Court Cases Today.
 Four cases are scheduled 10 come np before Justice j.. P. Priorgin the town court today. The offenders in each case were arrested by State Pc. liceman Fred Hanson and. although the nature of the charge against them could not be known it is believed that they will be charged with auto law 4,
 More Arrests
 Prosecutor William Foren stated { his morning that the state police had arrested two or three more persons { yesterday and last night and the of- { Fenders will probably be tried in the own court today. Judging from the blowing of whistles. the { ,tate policemen must have stopped { ,very motorist who came through i Plainville last night I
 Church Notices
 Episcopal church--Palm Sunday. s |. m., Holy communion and blessing