New Britain herald., 1925-06-16
l5 WILL GRADUATE
 FROM N. B. H. s.
PlainVille Pupils Will Receive
 Diplomas Next Week
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS

nounccd-Army Seeks Local Re. crults-Complaint About Dump Plainyillc Briefs.
 Fifteen Plainyille pupils at the
 New Britain high school will receive their diplomas next week. They are Thelga Clark. Josephine Fortuna. Lois Freeman. William Gleason. Ro- land Hale, Ruth Hatch, Helen Hur- tado, Richard Jewett. Ethel Johnson, Alma Johnson, Clinton Potter, Lil- Han Rich, Dorothy Ryder. Rachel Smith and Phebe Williams,
 One of these. Roland Hale, will be graduated with highest honors. He did this in spite of a severe handicap imposed by illness, which forced him to leave school about two years ago He reentered early this spring and determinedly fought his way up among the leaders of the class, an especially fine record con sidering his long enforced absence
 Collision On Broad Street
 An automobile operated by John w. Flynn of l6 Canal street was almost totally demolished last night when it was run into by another ma chine driven by an out-of-town man. Despite the fact that his car was badly battered by the collision, Mir. Flynn, almost miraculously. escaped ] Iuniniured. The other driver settled for the damage to Mr. Flynn's car.
 Freak Accident In Bristol Mrs. Lydia Lapierre of Ware. Mass, who is visiting her sister. Mrs. L. Gauthier of this town, was involved in a freak accident last night at Pierce's bridge in East Bristol Mrs. Lapierre was driving her automobile, with her sister and another woman as passengers. and passed under the bridge and turned Ito the left toward Lake Compounce. As she did so, she Colided with d motorcycle driven by Supernumer- ary Policeman Albert J. Perry of Bristol, formerly of Plainville.
 The front of the automobile was wrecked, the axle being broken and the fender, radiator. wheel, lights land windshield smashed. The mo- torcycle escaped lightly. the only damage being the ripping off of the front fire. Perry sustained an in jured left leg and body bruises. Mrs. Laperre was held for the Bristol police court and was released, the prosecuting attorney stating that it was a matter for a civil court. Complaints About Dump
 Health Officer Dr. George r. Cook has received numerous com plaints about the unsanitary condition Of the West Main street dump. The principal objection of the residents are thrown on the dump. Many Of these have been used by people who had been i'll for long periods, while others are antiques which have long outlived their periods of use and sanitary cleanliness. The placing Of these In the open air to rot there makes them breeding places for flies. lice and germs,
 Dr. Cook advises that such mai tresses should be burned immedi. ately and not left in exposed places. where they form a positive menace to the public health. He also warns that action will be taken against anyone caught placing mattresses on the dump in the future and an eX- ample made of the offender.
 Twilight Baseball Game
 The Pioneers, the baseball team of the local Y M. c. A. group. will inaugurate twilight baseball here this evening when they stack up against the team from the Advent Christian church. The game will be played at TrumbuIl field and will be called at : o'clock. The teams are considered eveninly matched and of high caliber, and a close game of good baseball should result,
 dcnough-TeaChman
 Word has been received here of the marriage of Ethel Frances Teachman. daughter of Howard Teachman of Broad street. and Les tert H. Goodenough, son of Mir. and