New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

| Newton, Seniors; Priscilla Caring ton and Eunice Mason.
 The honor students are:
 Freshmen: Sidney Alexander. yulia D'Agostino. Harold Dunbar. Grace Hackett, Elizabeth Jennings, Vincent Kelley, Mary Lipson, Doris Manches- ter, Ruth Mather. Marguerite Null peter, Hyman Plutzik. Helen Potz, Cecelia Quanz and Margaret Weller. sophomores; Doris Brennan, Wil- helmina Chapman. Frank Crowley. Francis Daily, Joseph Fleming. Francis Fries. Lillian Huffman, Helen Klimovitch, Charles Norton. Gladys Rowe, James salamone, Elsie Stroh and Irene Sturmer.
 Juniors: Marion Allen, Esther An derson, Robert Barrett. Hildur Carl son, Ethel Cleveland. Gertrude Cone. Earl Goodsell. Carl Huffman. Shirley Mason, Evenly McCabe, Mildred Nel- son, Oscar Pease, Gladys Stillman Anna Futile and Estelle Wilson.
 Seniors Constance Brakett. Will Ham Dunbar, Everett Eaton, Elenora Johnson, Ethel Manchester. Florence Merwin, Dorothy Miller, Jennie Nell son Anna sorenson, Agnes spielman and Marjorie Warner.
 Honorable mention was awarded the following
 Freshmen Hilbert Afford, LeRoy Anderson, Florence Andrews, Lena Bortino, William Blank, Thomas Brosnan, Helen Burke, Neda De- Maria, Marian Dimeo, Margaret FL den, Helen Geruldsen. Jane Hart, Helen Heise. Sarah Kelley, Paul l.awley Lou Manchester, Isabel Ma sack, Catherine Reddy. Emily Ses- sions, Mary Stone, Elizabeth Sulli- van and Louise White.
 Sophomores: John Aliano, Antoi- nette Beach, Albertina Benson, Mill dred Deloy, Ileon Eastman, Ralph Engel, Marjorie Foster, Vivian La Course, John Peplow, Eleanor Porter Abraham Rosenfeld, Edwin Roy, Rosalie Sturgeon. Dorothy Walden, Wanda, Warzinski, Helen Wentland and Herbert White.
 Juniors: Marie Zimmerman, Arlene Anderson, Elsie Anderson, Veronica Beaucar, Helen Budd Eleanor Carl son, Yvonne Duval, Bertha Engel, Annie Fletcher Paul Ford Myrle French Marguerite Mallory, Clyde McGibbon, Agnes Phelan, Laura Pot ter, Elizabeth Powers, Alice Pritchett Mary Royce, Catherine Sergio and Arlene Weeks.
 Seniors: Dorothy Allport, Helen Anderson, Anna Beaucar, Dora Beck with, Frank Comerford, Horton Gil- lette, Helen Guiden, Francis Ham, blin, Doros Heffernan, Albert Knox, Marie Kroll, Herman Lautenbach, Anna Lipson, Howard Marshall, AL ma Rode, Dorothea Steed and Ro- land Robert.
 Autos Collide
 Motor cars driven by Andrew Ky beck of 470 North Main street, this city. and Joseph Wisk of 143 Grove street, New Britain, collided last might shortly after 10 o'clock on Pine street near Pine Lake. Both cars were badly damaged and both driv- CTS were notified to appear before the prosecuting attorney for dis cussion of the accident on Tuesday morning.
 A number of minor collision cases were reported to the police but no arrests were made as the matters were considered more of civil court nature.
 Malone Sails
 Advices have been received from Judge William J. Malone's party of exploration into the wilds of the Hudson Bay country, that the ex- plorers, who include Rev. J. D. Nc Carthy of New York and Damos J. Mum of this city as well as Judge Malone, had left Newfoundland. Their steamer had been delayed for several days but this delay had been anticipated and plans had been made accordingly. Three Indian guides were secured in Newfoundland 10 &C., company the party.
 Quiet Holiday Planned
 No special observance of July 4 will take place in this city. accord 1 ing to the present plans of the nuni- 1 cipality. The holiday attractions of Lake Compounce will be augmented | by band concert in the afternoon 1 and at night and by lavish display | of fireworks Closing of the busi- | ness houses will take place as usual. !
 Ban on Fireworks |
 Special care will be taken by the ! police this year to see that prema- ture observance Of Independence Day may be kept at a minimum. | Fireworks were not allowed to go on sale until Saturday and any violators of the law relative 10 the exploding of the noisemakers prior to Satur- day will meet with stiff punishment. Extra officers will be assigned about the city on Friday night to keep celebrators within bounds.
 Falls From Trolley
 NHI"oi9 hdHlIior IT years Old, or % Sixth avenue, suffered severe bruises last night. when he fell from a Compounce division trolley car on Lake avenue. He was picked up by Motorcycle Officer Edgar A. Norton, who summoned Dr. w. r. Flynn. After medical treatment had been given, the boy was removed 10 his home
 Doris Carter, . years old, of Bur lngton avenue suffered a shaking up and bruises on Saturday night, when she was struck by motor car driv- cn by Harry Fiorillo of this city as