New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
SOUTHINGYON NEWS

In determined effort to stop tres passing on railroad property, Railroad Detectives Dennis Nolan and John F. Maloney of the New Haven" road ar rested IS men yesterday. Their cases came before Judge Thomas r. Welch in the town court yesterday and they were fined s2 with costs.
 At the regular weekly meeting Of the selectmen held in their offices yesterday, bills amounting to s700 were ordered paid. It was announced that the bond issue of s35,00o for the Milldale school will be in the hands of the selectmen early next week. A petition was received from the | residents of Knawles avenue asking 1 for the installation of a sewer on that street The petition was referred to the sewer commissioners. Word was received here yesterday of the marriage of James Hamilton Fish, son of MT. and Mrs. James Fish of East street, Southington, to Miss Hazel Shepard of Waterbury. The ceremony took place in St. Johns church in Waterbury on Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. Fish will make their home In Southington.
 At a meeting of the Union Grange held in the Oxley assembly hall last night, Miss Catherine Beach, rep resentative of the Child Welfare bu- reau of Hartford gave an interesting talk. She said that if any Southing- ton people are desirous of offering a good home to any children, they may do so by communicating with the bu- reau officials in Hartford.
 A list of the honor pupils for the past term has been given out by Principal Blanchard of the Lewis High school. The list includes those pupils who have attained an average subjects.
 The list is as follows: Seniors--Miss Gladys Childs. Miss Sophie Gawitt; sophomores-Afiss Josephine yalen- tine, Francis King, Hunter Kilbourn; juniors-hfiss Mildred Badgley, Miss Elizabeth Callahan, Miss Dorothy Curtiss, Miss Clara Beussner, Miss Doris Smart. Clayton Francis, Lindsay Hutton, Stuart Crafts; freshmen-MiSs Nernah Ballou, Miss Lottie Bradley, Miss Frances Crafts, Miss Doris Nor way, Miss Emma Nelson, Miss Agnes Ralston, Miss Viola Scott.
 Work has been started at the Peck, Stow and Wilcox plant on a room to be used for first aid work. This room will be thoroughly equipped for such work and it is probable that regis- tered nurse will be engaged.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Harry Dennison of Milldale and Mrs. Emma Parker of Southing- ton. The ceremony was performed November g by Rev. J. H. Bainton at the Congregational parsonage in Cheshire.
 Announcement is made Of the mar riage of Salvatore Milano and Mary Kabisch, both of southington. The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. C. Laudenslager, pastor of the First Baptist church, of Southington.
 Frank Spielman, formerly automo- bile mechanic at Rich's garage has entered business for himself in the garage conducted by Ralph H. Pow CTS on Main street.
 Several requests have been re. ceived by the selectmen that the street lights be kept lighted until la ter in the morning. At present the street lights are turned off at $ a. m., when many Of the men are leav- ing home for their places of employ mont. They claim that the darkness at this time makes walking danger ous. In their requests they state that they believe the lights should be kept on until 6.I5 o'clock.