New Britain herald., 1925-06-01
HOOKING FORWARD
 
Larger Glasses Than Ever to Be
 Rule This Year
WEEKEND TRAFFIC HEAVY
New Departures Win Two Out or Ihrce-Council Meets Tomorrow E'ening-over 5,5OO Tax Bills Go Into Mail-I'ire in Lunchroom.


 Into Mail-Fire in Lunchroom.
 Annual graduation exercises of the local schools will take place this month with the graded schools hay- Ing first honors on June IT. Pres entation of diplomas for the high school will take place on June 19. Both the common and high school classes this year will be greater than in former years, although exact fig ures are not available. as checking up has not been completed by the board of education. The final ex- aminations will take place within a few days to determine the number that will graduate and the success full pupils will be released from studies a week earlier than the rest of the school in order that prepara- tons for the graduation exercises may be made.
 The board of education has been kept busy fin the last few weeks in signing the 800 or more diplomas which will be presented later In the month.
 Locals Take Two
 Winning two out of the three ball game over the weekend, the New Departures demonstrated to the To- cal fans that fine brand of ball will be served up this summer at Muzzy field by that nine. Torring- ton was whitewashed by 4 to 0 score in the first game on Saturday morning, but in the afternoon in Torrington an Thinning contest was necessary for Torrington to win by a 4 to score. The Hudson nine of New Haven fell before the locals on Sunday afternoon at Muzzy field by score of 4 to 1.
 The Pittsfield Profs will play the New Departures on next Sunday aft ernoon at Muzzy field at 3 o'clock. In the visiting lineup will be Ryan and Disco, former Eastern leaguers, and Garvin, former college star.
 Oil Burner Ablaze
 An oil burner ablaze at the Peo- ples lunchroom on North Main street this morning. shortly after midnight, called out Squad A and the Uncas company. Hand extin- guishers were used and the flames were soon under control, so that no great amount of damage was done.
 Central Company Wins
 Tn a thrilling ball game this morn- ing at the drill grounds in the rear of the Central fire station on Meadow street the Central company defeated the Forestville company by score of to 0.
 Police Court
 Earl Foster of Hartford, charged with reckless driving and driving un- der the influence of liquor, had his case continued until Saturday at the police court session this morning. He was arrested yesterday by Motor cycle Officer Henry Jeglinssi.
 The case of Leila Tanning, charg- ed with passing a standing trolley car, was also continued until Satur- day.
 Fines of S25 and costs were as- sessed on Adam Rindfeisch and Ralph Froelich as the result of motor car collision on Tuesday night on Burlington avenue. A remittance of s15 of the fine was made 10 Froelich as it was shown that there were eXtenuating circumstances In his case.
 Ernest Farr was told to leave the city for his home in Vermont, when he appeared before Judge w. J. Ma lone today. He was arrested yester- day after a disturbance had been created at his rooming house,
 Bernard Murphy, charged with breach of peace, was placed in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for six months.
 FcllOwCraft Club Dance
 A dance, which will be attended DN dDOuI suU tbuplcS, VIII bG i4tlu at the Lake Compounce Casino to- morrow night under the auspices of the Bristol Felowcraft club. Lester C. Edgerton is chairman Of the in charge of the event, while Gerald H. Budge is chairman of the publicity committee and Jos eph Valentine, Jr., is chairman of the ticket committee.
 Council Meeting Tomorrow The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held in the council chamber of the city hall to- morrow evening at 7:30 when sev- ,ral important matters will be acted upon. The street committee will make oeports concerning the assessment of oenefts and damages for the estah- ishment Of building lines on several streets
 Important reports will he made