New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

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 High School Honor List
 Those receiving high honors, hon. ors, and honorable mention at the local high school for the month of October are:
 Juniors: High honors - William Webber, Virginia Conforti. Ellery Haskell. Helen McKernan, Marjory Rutland, Helen Ostman.
 Honors-Sophia Naaman. Lucy Rogers. John Wiley. Emily Kilby.
 Honorable mention-Sebastian Ar cari.
 Sophomores: High Honors-Ruth Tyler, Vivian Davis, Anna Coleman, Elizabeth Brastow, Abbie Usher, Constance Vicinus, Emma Hills, Dor othy Ives, Doris Spencer, Esther Sneideman.
 Honors-Lucy Rapacky, Ruth Lewis, Anna Rusczyk.
 Honorable Mention-Robert Dee gan.
 Freshmen-High honors John Verrone, Alice Peterson, Helen Boli- yer.
 Honors-Harlow Smith. Anthony Greene. Bernice Birnbarm, Julia Grabowsky, Betty Jewett..
 l1o Helen ChalkowslSi. Elvina Minella.
 In the Courtroom
 Frank Yablonski Of New Britain was found guilty of violating the rules of the road and fined slo and costs by Justice NJ. o. Ryder last night In court here. Yablonski fig ured in an accident Saturday night when his machine struck one oper- ated by Robert c. Brown of Hart ford. Two New Britain girls in his car. Miss Lucy Kallen and Miss Anna Morell, were slightly injured in the crash.
 Violation of rules of the road was also charged against Agostine Sal- monghi Of River street. whose ar rest followed a collision Saturday night with the auto of Elmer w. Ripple of New Britain. Judge Ryd- er found him guilty and fined him because of extenuating circum- stances.
 Shower For Miss Teachman A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Ruth Teachman at the rest room of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co. here last night. Games were played and singing and dancing enjoyed. Refreshments were served. About 20 persons were present. Miss Teachman. who Is an operator at the local exchange, re- ceived many beautiful gifts. She will be married Saturday to Harold Wilcox of Pennington.
 To Repeat Play By request, the Martha Rebekahs will repeat their play. The comi- cal Country Cousins,' on November | s at I. o. o. r. hall. This play proved a great success when pre- sented this week to a packed house and those planning to attend arc urged to go early if they want seats | Mrs. Frank Andrews won the cake which was awarded at the Martha Rebekah meeting last Monday night.
 Grange Mcc"Hs At the meeting .i Plainville Grange last night, the first and sec- ond degrees were conferred on a class of candidates, l7 from Plain- vile, two from Newinston. and one from southington. Visitors were l present from Bristol, Southington, Ncwingtou, Litchfield. and Collins vile. The third and fourth degrees will be given on November 16.
 Assessors Finish Sessions
 The time for filing lists of taxable property expired Monday evening, when only about three-quarters of the returns had been made. A fine of an additional ten per cent will be ] though there are a great many lists outstanding. the showing this year Is better than usual and Is con- sidered by the assessors to be a fairly good one.
 Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the parish house. This will be the thank offering meeting" Miss Tanioka of Japan will speak. The evening group of the Fedora , ton will meet at 7:30 o'clock to- morrow evening with Mrs. R. F. Merrill of 33 Broad street. The 1927 executive committee of the Federation is to meet at o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Howard $. Smith. Pennington