New Britain herald., 1924-07-19

JahH Nsdiah Andrew Fires Albins naugeneek, John Hifiluk, Harriet Carlson, lfsholA narryl, Frederick k AKolt, llfs rt Jacob, George Lyman. Harold Ai ldlelon, siguond ostreskis and Thelma Trsade,
 North Side school Marion Me- cabe, nerniee osiroski. Helen New. man, Allison Alderman, Paul nluga- henshi, John nriseoll, John Stone. Nathan Ileekwith, Emma BegeT Ar line Newman Eleanor Rieein, Jay Terrell, Lois Alderman Catherine Driseal Barbara forsbuTs, Mona French, Sophie Maronski, Hubert rhelsR, Frank l'renez. Paul schensns, Harry Snyder I.aurene. Brooks. Nei- iif lliceio, Mary sehenons, Rsymond Fhfaker Ronald N. Hyatt, Ella Aek- erman, Verne Anderson. Clara bluss. kncki, Clifford nros', Lawrence FFenea, Clara Rieeio, Joseph siogren. Edith narteli, Harriet Reekwi,h, Har- old nunhaf Roland Fletcher and Susie anofrio,
 South Side school Daniel Kondy. Aatalis sudlilski, Charles Harssink. Rose liassi, Paul liosworih. Helen caiena, Edward IIarasink. Margaret ilelming, Roger Robbins Lee Hsr- mum, Mildred Reach, Clarence Carl- son, James Clayton. Christine Fam tasia, Annie Gsrmalli. Edward Ksr- woshl, Bryant kowalcgyk. Armando Lugi, Guerina Parent. Charle, Per- fstto, Joseph Smai, Vito Suseo, Ruth Decker, Joseph Martina. Mona Peter son, Raymond Robbins, Anna Shea, and Michael sinisgalli.
 South Side school annex - -,xny calhi, Lena rolamussi, Anr.s sAba. ! Charles l1undski, Bertha iieiadneisch, i Carolina Heoli, Asher Bailey, Annie colamussi. Walter Froehiich. Eleanor Gryzyenski, Joseph Mscklosky. Tefoi 1 forowski, Mary ssydloVski, Pa.aual. liartucco, Lean Bertino, Helen Ciz- auckas, Harold Herriott. Joseph i kapoll, Helen Loha. Salvatore Marc. Helen Peters, Edward rileski and l Elizabeth Sullivan.
 ! Park street school---Arthur Herth, Lewis Lahaz2io. Michael Marc, Viola i Norton, Ida De,ite. Constance Pepe, Eunice Adams, Thomas Carmnueci, ! Peter Fischer. Victor Macklosky, Clarence Norton, Salvatore Pompeo. Armand Bcchard, Angelina Ca,alieri, John comerford. Mildred Iabazzio, stephen Lowicki. Mary Baptist, Mary 1 Fisher. Annie fusco, Daniel Pompeo. Dante follendri Rose Positano, Michael Coletto, Charles Stotko. 1 Henry Tessman, Mary Coletto. Mary 1 tomrnerford, 1seda Fischer. Frances Giannoti, Mary Laviero, Lucy Tasca, Stanley Setarski.
 | East Bristol school--Rocco Chris tephero Anna May Driscoll, Mabel Cook. Loren Maynard. Cassie Neczkis, Elsie Neczkis, Leonard Cifone. Jos eph Eramo, James Ryan. Kenneth Pond. Eleanor Witherwax. Frank Coiumbo. Harry Ritchie, Catherine Ryan, Evelyn Wthervax and Pauline Zareck.
 Fifth Avenue school - Lawrence Ryan, Edward Kolibczynski and Gene viere Downey.
 Forestville school---Dorothy Lind- wall. Theresa Lyons, Lillian Nelson. Elizabeth Robert, John Sirke. Cecelia Carroll, Stanley kaczmarozyk, Cassi- mer kalst Edith Craig, Gison For tin. Anna Gladis. Lorenzo Peck, Mill dred Reynolds. Robert Lind,all, John Miszkowski, Marjorie Norris. Theo- dore Baron, Frank Bastert. Carl ! Blorkiand, Bertha Da,itt. Raymond Ebb, Anna Heffernsn, Helen Miynar- ski, stephen Hyerick, LeRoy Ander- son, George Craig. Doris Manchester and Paul PerciNal.
 EdgaWood school Rernardine Barnes, Laura Libby Barnes, Mabel tpson Barnes, Clyde Coy, Victor Les lie Coy and Paul Melnick. South Chippens Hill school--Rich- ard Burzler Frederick Neuman. Edith Wheeler and Harold Wheeler.
 Fall Mountain school Clayton Pierce.
 Stafford school--Donald Harrison.
 Many Begin No,cna
 Crowds which filled the old edifics 10 capacity. marked the opening of ths novena to St. Ann vest erday at St. .Ioseph's church, when Rev. IiwaT Sweeney of Boston began a series of sermons. Because of the large num- Der at the morning and night services announcement was made by Rev. Oliver T. Msgnel, pastor Of ths church, that services will also bs conducted at { o'clock during ths period of devotion. In order that those who cannot make the full de- votion, may be accommodated. a three days prayer will begin on next Thursday, ending on the feastday of the saint, July o6.
 Guartlsmcn Home soon
 separations are being made by the two local companies Of the national guard for the breaking Of camp At Mantle and the return home after trN weeks of training at the state grounds. The local commands showed up well at the maneuvcrs Of the last two weeks so that the officers feel grati- lied over the work of their men. Both commands went to camp with full complements and as very few recruits were in the ranks. the seasoned men went about their duties with the regu- larity of clockWork
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