New Britain herald., 1925-06-16
GUARDSMEN MAKE
 RECORD 0F 100 Pc.
Respond in Full Force tO Call for
 Mobilization
WHO WILL BUILD SCHOOL?
Council and Board Of Education Ip- dulge in Passing the Buck-Ar- mold Elected To New England Association Office.

Association Office.
 Special mobilization orders of Governor John H. Trumbull issued at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon commanding the assemblage Of Company L, 169th Infantry, and the Headquarters company of the same regiment, found both units at eager response. Captain Arthur LaRocoue assembled Company L at o'clock, daylight saving time, which was an hour ahead of time as the state exc cutive's orders was for standard time. The captain found that his unit measured up two officers and "A men at o'clock out of a full complement of S4 men but within half an hour, the full company was present, showing a 100 per cent mobilization. The headquarters com- pany also responded 100 per cent.
 Following the mobilization, the equipment was inspected and the headquarters company was dis missed while Company L went on with its regular drill night exercises as the mobilization order happened to arrive on drill day.
 In mobilizing the national guards men. fine service was given by the telephone company as practically 30 per cent of the men were summoned by wire. Motor cars and motor cycles as we'll as special messengers attended to the assembling of the rest.
 Hits Motorcycle
 Supernumerary Policeman Albert J. Perry suffered injuries to his left leg and bruises about the body when a motorcycle he was riding to- ward Forestville was struck by a motor car driven by Mrs. Lydia La- pierre of 47 Park avenue, Ware. Mass, last night at the Pierce's bridge curve. Mrs. Lapierre intend ed to cross Riverside avenue to en- ter Middle street on her way to Lake and when she saw Perry coming around the curve, she failed to give him room and the two machines collided. Her car suffered a broken front wheel. broken fend- CTS, headlights, and windshield as well as smashed axle. Perry had the front tire knocked off his ma chine. After the accident. Perry was removed to his home where medical attention was given.
 Dance Party Tonight
 For the benefit of St. Joseph's church building fund. the Children of Mary of that church will sponsor a whist party and dance tonight at Lake Compounce. Because of the large sale of tickets, a fine attend ance is assured. Cards will be play ed in the Casino while dancing will be enjoyed in the ballroom.
 Altar Marble Arriving
 Altar marble for the new St. Jo- seph's church has begun to arrive so that the altar will soon be com pletely installed. The pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, hopes to have all of the equipment complete by the observance of the novena 10 St. Ann next month, so that dedication may .ake place at that time.
 Fr. Mccarthy Known Here
 Rev, John D. Mccarthy, who will penetrate the wilds of the Hudson Bay country and Labrador with | Judge William J. Malone this month s well known to residents of this | ,ity as he has conducted several | services in the last few years at St. Joseph's church. Fr. | is an ardent sportsman | md while here last summer hung ID several high golf scores, as well IS taking part in several highly suc- ,essful fishing trips.
 Hold Class Night
 Class night exercises of the For ,styille school took place last night tt Firemen's hall, when the pro- ram was presented. The class will ,e one of the largest in the history f the school to receive diplomas at he annual graduation exercises this week..
 Closing Schools
 Schools of the city will close this week. with the annual graduation xercises in the Community theater 'hen the high school diplomas will 'e given out on Wednesday night 'he grammar school diplomas will e given out on Friday night to a lass Of nearly 800 pupils. The ses- ions will end on Friday for the ummPr recess.
 Earl J. Arnold HOnorcd.
 The annual meeting Of the New Association Of Commercial ,xecuti, es al Plymouth, Mass. came 0 a close yesterday following a tow lay session, the meeting being et- ended hy representatives Of Cham ,ers Of Commerce from every state If the New England group