New Britain herald., 1925-06-22

ftfuilCd 5ssIdntOn, JUStpnlHt IieleH Conforti, Anna Catherine Certani, Helen Elizabeth Janowski. Nellie urch Joucis, Anna Helen Kowalski Stephena Helen Damiano. Margaret Lucy Zirllla, Elizabeth Mary Pom pey, Grace Mary Casciello. Isabelle Mary Carucci, Blanche Rose laeo- bellis, Helen Elizabeth Nesgoda, Lena Mary Caliendo, Margaret Mary Dame, Mabel Eleanor Datoli, Mary Anna Chlmbello, Jennie Mary Dl Ynlio, Antoinette Caroline Sabia Florence Rose Festillo, Celia Olga Di Yeuzo, Lena Mary Neri, Louise Domingo Carpenter, Mary Florence Dantoni, Julia Sophie Grabowski Eleanor Beatrice Cascielo Teresa Grace Bosco, Mildred Anna Carpen. ter, Anna Teresa Faniola. Catherine Mary Sturmer, Angeline Gertrude Sabia. Constance Mary Guerrine Dorothy Lillian Phillips, Wladga Mary Kowalski. Dolando Mary Guazzo, Antoiaette Margaret zirllla Mufy NdlHcTlHG hdld.
 Ernest Edward Apruzzese, Ed ward Joseph Bergan, William Fran cis Bergan, Patrick Henry. Berarui John Carmen Berarducci, Philip John Beaulieu, Dominic Antoniu Beranti, Albert Philip Biehler Howard Edward Burgess, Benedict Joseph Caparelli, Ernest John Car penter. Onofrio Thomas Carucci James Patrick Cassidy William John Cambrello, Frank Vito Certani Frank Joseph Ciecierski, Albert John Collela, Louis John Costello, Fran cis Thomas Daniano, Albert Henry Carmen DatoIi. Ralph Donald David Robert Edward Deegan, John Jos. cph Deegan. Carl James Dennis, De Larm Raymond Francis, Joseph James DeMarco, Albert Antonia Dc Marco. Paul John De Ycnzo, Howard George FeiIan. Joseph Patrick Gal lagher, William Francis Gallagher John Francis Gallagher, Harvey Lucen Gauthier, Albert Erminc Gnazzo. Thomas Lawrence Giacomo Anthony Andrew Gonska, Joseph Francis Jenosky, Matthew John kempat. John Joseph Kopycinski Richard William Leonard, Daniel Joseph Marcaneli. Albert John Marine, Albert John Massey. Arthur Joseph Massey, Patrick Joseph Nell [ 10. Samuel Vincent MineIa, Carl Nulla Neri, Frank John Nevelos Thomas John O'Dca, Rocco John Passante. Samuel Salvatore Pavano, Albert stephen Perron.
 Raymond Joseph pirron. James John Prior. Harold Thomas Prior Robert James sames, Albert Michael Santucci, William John Slverio i George Michael Sasek, Edward Will liam Scranton, Stanley John Sienk. wcz, Anthony John Sienkwicz, Am brosn John Smith. John Ambrose Smith. Joseph Raymond Solomone, Samuel Antonio Solomone. James Samuel Solomone, Charles George 7ol, Edmund Albert Toli, Paul Jo- seph Verrone, John Lepnard Yer lonnc, Anthony Joseph Yocabellis, Carmen John Yocabellis. Michael Henry Zommer John Cassidy. Will liam Cassidy, William Rerlanti. An drew Berarducci, Rynold Solomone.
 Gar Turns Turtle
 -l tt-r \ of Plainyille and 9 Worcester, Mass, man came together on the outhing- ton turnpike shortly before midnight last night and the Ray State ma chine turned over. Surgeons car, in which James Dimeo of kensing ton was q passenger, came out of q driveway and crossed the trolley track. coIliding with the other ma chine, Several occupants of the oN erturned automobile were slightly bruised and the car was damaged but Surgeon car escaped with a broken front wheel. while the oc- cupants were unhurt. Consta bes John Cockayne, Graham Thompson and William Buys investigated and held both drivers pending further light on the accident.
 Bremen Win At Terrysillc
 Plainville Hose Co. No. returned home Saturday night from Terry vile with two more trophies to add to it's already large collection, hav- ing won first prize for the best ap- bearing company and apparatus and captured the tug -of-war in the field day there. There were great many companies entered in the events. and the honors won by the local fremen were captured over keen competi- ton. In the tug-of-war, the Plain villo team overcame it's ancient rivals from East Hartford, pulled Wethcrsfeld over the mark, and then, after three struggles, defeated Beacon Falls in the finals.
 The 6remen wish it understood that Plainyilc was not without pro- lection during the field day. One truck and quota of men were left at headquarters here, while the other was driven back Immediately following the parade.
 Fircmen's Carnival
 The annual carnival run by Plain vile Hose Go, No, 1 will open on the town lot at Whiting and Maple streets tomorrow night, A dance floor was erected today and a col ored jazz band from Hartford has been secured. There will be ten booths selling a great variety of merchandise as well as a refresh n.ent stand,
 The HellkNists, duo of daring divers will perform their thrilling fcats each evening After prelim- irary dives, they do double plunge in burning clothes into a flaming tank a spectacular frat which has earned them the title of the "hu- man torches" The Hellkyists are high class performers and have per
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