New Britain herald., 1925-07-06

, MONDAY, JULY 6, 192; Hartley of West Main street and Qucrrlno Sole Of Bristol came to- gether on Red Stone hill at S:S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Little ] damage was done and neither driver was injured, but Deputy Sheriff F., W. furrey, who investigated, ar rested young Hartley on charge of driving without a license.
 II is said that Hartley intended 10 take his examination today and Wus trying out over the httlc.trav- oled road in the hill district He is 10 years old.
 A large bus with a party of holi- day tourists broke down on the road from Southington 10 plainville yes | terday afternoon. The spokes of the rear wheel crushed and dropped the bus 10 the pavement. Traffic was impedcd for some time.
 ~ Ia St llHNh pN Il'I ny liDuIo Toffolon of lo10 West Main street. New Britain, attempted 10 pass through the allcyway between the Clarendon block and the Plainvillo Engineering X Supply Co. this morn ing. Tho ground gave way beneath it and the truck slid down against the latter building, effectively block ing the driveway and damaging both truck and building.
 High School Honors
 The list of honor pupils at the high school has been issued and shows that many pupils worked hard and paid faithful attcntiyencss 10 their school duties.
 The following freshmen finished the year 1924-1925 with honors; Ellcry B. Haskell. William Weber Virginia Conforti Helen Ostman, Honorable mention should be made of Helen McKcrnan, Lucy Rogers, Marjorie Rutland and Jean Trum- bull, for splendid work done.
 or particular interest is the fact that the only student to finish the year with perfect thrift record is Charles Mills.
 In the high school, the following have been neither late nor absent during the past term: Sebastian Arcari, Norman Earl Milton Kra- mcr Ellery Haskell, stephen Sasek, William Weber, Virginia Conforti, Emily Kilhy. Jennie MaclIdowic. l.uCy Rogers. Of this group Milton Kramer and William Weber have had a perfect attendance for the en- fire year. Charles Mills has not been absent for the term or entire year and should receive the proper credit for his achievement.
 Linden Street Houurs
 The following pupils in grade two have been neither late nor ahseut during the past term; Mirona Chol- kowski, Muriel Hatch, Josephine De Rosia, Aldona Mills.
 Tn grade three the following were neither late nor absent during the past term: Tony Caccomo, Burton Distn, Edward Scranton, Leonard | RroadWell. Caroline De Rosia, Annie 1 Giroloma, Eleanor LundQuist Mar 1 garet Miller. Marion Smith. Rose Susco, Bcrneicc SWeig Lucille Smythe, Of this number, Annie Giroloma has the honor of having had a perfect attendance record for the year.
 In grade four, the following were neither late nor absent during the past term: RuSsel Baker, Christine Durant, Marjorie Glahau, Hcrmon Haskell, Anna kawalskiL Wadza Kawalski Robert Samcs, Erling Sedergrin, Philip Sherman. Mary Smagacz, Stanley Rusczyk. Harriet Smith Of this group, he last, two named have the honor of q perfect attendance record for the year,
 Burrows -Os borne
 A very pretty wedding vas colc- bralcd in the parsonage Of the PIainNlle M E. church al 6:30 o'clock Friday evening when How ard Clinton Burrows of Bristol and Miss Helen Maria Osborne. daughter of Mrs, Frank Osborne of l95 Broad street. were united in marriage by the pastor, Rev. Arthur A. Ball The maid of honor was Miss F. Doris Osborne, niece of the bride while a nephew of the bride. George F.. Osborne, acted as best man. Mir. and Mrs Burrows Uill be al home after July II at their residence on the corner of Webster and Broad streets,
 Mir. Burrows is employed by the New Departure Mfg. Co. Mrs, Bur rows was formerly employc of the E. lngraham Co. of Bristol. Hart -BIauNcll
 Myron Baldwin Hart of plan}il)o and Miss Ethel Adella Blauycll of Hayerstraw. x. Y., were married at the Nj. l.. church parsonage Friday evening by the pastor, Rev. Arthur A. Ball.
 HoCrlC Caldwell
 Rowland E. Hocric, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hoorlc of Plain . vile and Miss Marion CadWell daughter of Mrs. Oliver B. Caldwell ] of Watcrtown N. Y, were married i Tuesday at the home of the bride S mother by Rev. pr, Allen NJ, Dulles of the Auburn Theological Scm- mary. Miss Esther Mclean Of Wellesley Hills was bridesmaid and Leland Pierce of New Britain was best man.
 After a luncheon. the couple left for an extended wedding trip by motor through Canada and Maine Among those present al the Cere- mony were Mrs. Hocrle, Mir and Mrs. Dewitt Riley Of New Britain, and guests from Waterbury and Cleveland, O. The bride was for merly resident Of Waterbury.