New Britain herald., 1926-12-23

| Pereau. Eleanor Schubert, Frances i Sinners. Jeanette St Martin. Rose 1 Filardi, Joseph Yarashis.
 Grade 7A-Virginia Broadwell. | Domonick Berlanti, Louise Brastow, Antonio Caparelli, Carl Denniss.
 Austin Daniels. Raymond DeLarm, l Irene Fradette, Elvina Gnazzo, Clar- [ ence Parsell. Barbara Jewett. El- 1 dred LeVasseur. Grace Lester. Sam ] uel Minella, Olive MacBurney, Ger aldine Pendlebury, Francis Schwab, ! Hazel Teachman, Hazel Salmon.
 Mary Lawin, Russell Smith, Fred i ericl Bullen.
 l Grade 7B Ernestine Johnson, i Loretta Roper, Doris Scherr, Lester i Thompson. Howard Burgess, Cas-
 mier Laskowski. John O'Dea. Cliff i ford Sturgeon. Charles Tolli. John Trevison, Lee Williams. Charlotte 1 Day, Lena Girolomo, Emma Scran- ton. Eleanor Teachman, Florence i Tani.
 i Grade 7C--Eleanor Casciello, An toinette Catucci. Elizabeth Coleman, Lena Conforti. Helen Conlin, Flor { ence Coons. Annie Faniola, Marie i'radette. Frank Certani. Patsy Meli-
 to. Earl Orvis, Earl Osden, Albert
 Smagacz, Henry McDunnah. Grade sA-Ernest Appruzzese
 Helen Bergan, Lucy Berarducci. AL
 vera Bettua, Lena Caliendo, Ernest
 Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, Ellen
 Faniola. James Cassidy, Marion
 Deane, Horace French, Gladys Fur
 rey, Chester Hart, George Hayden,
 James Lee, Margaret Morann, Jo- sephine Nicholas, Samuel Payano,
 Lena Pedrolini, Roy Peterson, Helen
 Russell, Weston Sanford, John
 smith, Helen Sturgeon, Frederick
 Tyler, Paul Ficinus, Margaret Web CT.
 Grade SB-kenneth Banner. Kurt 2 Bloom, Mortimer Cottrell. Albert
 Datoh, Malcolm Gillis, Melvin Had
 ied,l Edgar Hubbard, John Melechin
 sky. Stanley Mills, James Prior, Mar garet Casciello Dorothy Denton,
 Helen Fall, Theresa Melito, Ruth
 Osden, Carmelia Pope, Weltha Sco-
 vile, Mary Solomone, Helen Wash
 ington, Willie Chambrello, Amaluo
 Nilardi.
 i Factory Closing. That business in local manufac- .uring plants is good is attested by i the fact that none of them will take i advantage of the holiday period to
 close for any extended length of ! time. The Standard Steel &; Bearings. i Inc. and the Newton Mfg. Go, will ] shut down at noon tomorrow. The i Trumbull Electric Mfg, Co.,, Plain vile Casting Co.,, Ideal Machinery i Go. and Hills Mfg. Co. will close to- morrow night. All will reopen Mon- day morning and run on full time i throughout the week.
 Fire at Factory. 1 Spontaneous combustion is believ- i cd to be the cause of fire which
 was discovered about ' o'clock last
 evening at the Plainville Electroplat- i ing Co. on Forestville avenue. Rags 1 in a closet are thought 10 have ig-
 nited and started the blaze. but the
 flames had gained little headway
 before the fire department, in re-
 sponse to an alarm, reached the scene and extinguished them with chemicals. Damage was slight, This
 was the second fire of the year for the electroplating company a bad blaze last January doing damage es-
 timated at sS,000.
 Treiber Still In Running
 The pen of White Rocks entered
 in the Storrs egg-laying contest by G. A. Treiber of Unionville avenue
 is still among the leaders, being
 third in its class at the end of the
 contests seventh week. Two Massa-
 chusetts pens are first with 355 and 1 254 eggs, respectively, to their
 credit, while the local poultryman's s i ten hens are third with 211, having
 laid 34 eggs during the week. Bank FOrecloseS Mortgage i The Berlin Savings Bank. through Charles F. Conlon, has foreclosed a
 mortgage on the property of the
 late Angelatino Santucci, papers
 having been served on Santuccis
 heirs and on John Dininno of New Britain, the administrator of the es- tate.
 i The mortgage, held on Gridley
 street lots, is for the amount of s.
 n00 Morris Pollner of Middletown
 holds a second mortgage, while third
 and fourth mortgages are held by
 the Central Realty Co.,. Inc, of New Britain and by J. F. Cecere & Co. of the same city. The papers are re- turnable the first Tuesday of Jan- uary in the superior court Basketball Tonight Two local basketball teams will see action on foreign courts tonight. The Partners will play the Forest vile A. c. in Firemens hall, Forest vile and hope to atone for their de- feat two weeks ago in Manchester. The "" team will meet the New
 Britain South church at the New
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