New Britain herald., 1924-06-26


 md on one side Robbers Den per- laps, in another direction you will find IdersI Inn, Liars Resorts, and pleasant valleys with allurfng signs, put do not turn aside to any Of hose.
 Napoleon, as hoy. dreamed 2 iream. He told his uncle about it.. His uncle laughed at him. Napoleon, going to the window and pointing to he midday sky. said. Do you see hat starr" But his uncle said, No. l don't see it" Napoleon said. Well, I do and an going to follow it." In history there is no name that fills more space than that of Napoleon. II shows that if you aim to do a thing, 10 ii and you will succeed. Every day is fresh opportunity. and every sunset, as it were, a day of judgment.
 Check up. boys and girs, each night to see if you are climbing way up or floating down. You keep track of your progress.
 we hope to see you in high school next September. We hope to see you a record like that of last years class. The teachers are proud of you, the committee is proud of you and your parents are proud Of you.
 "Townspeople are here assembled to congratulate you and share with you the joy of this day because you have climbed. and so we wish to cheer you upon your way.
 We will give you -Four diplomas which bear to you the confidence or the committee and of your teachers who have worked bravely and well with you all through these years"
 Gas Meters Robbed
 The Plainrille police have received A report from A. G. Mastriani, or Diamond street. that two gas meters in the cellar of his home have been broken into and robbed. The robbery was discovered last evening when MT, Nastriani descended into the cellar and attempted te put a quarter Into the meter. He slipped the coin mo the regular slot and turned the handle with which the meter is equipped ana the quarter slipped to the floor. He tried 1t again and the same thing nap nenad. Then he discovered that the bottom of the coin receptacle was missing and the appearance Of the meter gave evidence Of the use or a jimmy on it. Tho matter was reported to the police and the gas compony au' thorities started an investigation Entrance into the cellar was through a window in the rear ot the place The window had been pried open and some one familiar with the premises made the haul. No estimate of the amount of the money taken could be made
 special Parish Meeting
 Tbers will be a special meeting o' the members Of the Episcopal Church nf Our Saviour this evening at o'clock in the parish house for th' purpose Of circting a rector 10 sue reed Rev. George Hilton who recent, transf,rred 10 Huntington, Conn Ipon selection, inc new rector VII then be nominated to the bishop. AT tho voters of the parish and an other interested are urged to he present al this meeting.
 Annual Picnic
 The annual plcnic of tho Church n Our Saviour and of tho sunday schoo will he held al Lake Componnce ol saturday, July i2.
 Teachers Leaving
 large number of the teachers il in. plain,ilie schools arc leaving ihi uaek for their homes where they VII spsnd tho remainder Of the summer some will return to teach in PstnNill' while others have resigned and VII tesch elsewhere. Miss Alice M. Lam ba. gone to stonington, Maine; Ms Margaret 1'nery has gone 10 Portland Me. Miss shanahan is at her hom' tn sonthington. Miss Helen Somcrs ha returned 10 her home in Portland, Me Miss Ruth Jacobs Of Newcastle Me and Mrs. Edith Forsythc of We'll River. Vermont, are reported Go haN' resigned.
 Miss Catherine Mccarthy is at he home in plainrille and both Mrs Frank Johnson of rlainNlle and Mrs tnez Bedford also Of Plainvills hs'' resigned.
 Miss May Mills Of Maine who [ also resigning. was presented "iih gold pencil by the members or m sr,enth grade whom she has taush the past year. She vas one of th most popular teachers on the stan and the incoming pupils will he sorr to hear that she Is leaving Plain vile.
 Invited to Picnic
 Members and friends Of Fisintiil W. =. r. c., are cordially invited l attend s county picnic at ElizabetI Park in Hartford on July !. All thos manning to attend are asked 10 inee at the pond house in the park ai ] o'clock noon daylight sstinE une for the picric lunch. The memhel will make the day the one on vhirI thr,- Niit ,isit inc rose gardens WhicI viii De in fuIl bloom at that time.
 Trumbulls to Cinse
 The factory Of the Trun'buii Elsr trc ME. Co. will close for Co duy bet inning July E. This Is the annha shtfdovn. q policy followed for number Of years and ihe purposes q il. are 10 gite sil thn employees of ih plant chance to enjoy a tacation an ts make necessary repairs Co the boil CTS and other equipment vhich cs bs done only when the plant is no running.
 The annual cutting 0f the factor employees and their families wtil u held this year on Monday. August sf Satin Uock. This is one of 70 most pleasing events nf the yoar in a great number ef I*iainriils peopi and many sill plan Tor ths srrit' ot the date.
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