New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

q; dressmaking. 66; cooking. 90: mechanical drawing, 25; shop ma | themstics, IS.
 There is still an opening for a number of pupils in the millinery class which is to meet on Mondays and Thursdays. A very interesting course has been prepared by Mrs. F.. E. Hardness and the first work | night will be tomorrow evening.
 Wins Yale Scholarship
 Hugh " Mcdonald of New Ha- ven, oldest son of the late Henry 1 C, Mcdonald. formerly Of Bristol, has been awarded a scholarship entitling him to four years course at Yale college. This scholarship is awarded by the city Of New Haven l 10 graduates of the New Haven high school for highest marks for the entire course in school. Mfr. Me Donald, who Is a nephew Of Joseph l.. Macdonald. James J. MacDon- aid and Mrs. B. l. Healy 0, this city. graduated from New Haven High last June. His father was a graduate Of the Bristol high school in the class of 1901. Insurance Man Promoted Albert Bachand, who for the past several years has been connected with the local office ot the Metro politan Life Insurance company, has received notification Of his promo lion to the position Of assistant su- perintendent Of the Bristol agency. succeeding George Bloom. transfer red to St, Johnsbury. Vt.
 Minard D. Downs
 Minard D. Downs aged 70. well known resident Of this city. died at his home at 196 North Main street yesterday afternoon after being In i'll health for about q year although he had been able to get out up 10 a few days ago.
 He was born in New Haven. May ,. 1856. the son Of John Woodruff Downs and Minnie A. Downs. He attended the schools Of that city and resided there practi- cally all of his life until he came 10 Bristol six years ago. For great many years he was in tn. employ of the New Haven Clock company and after moving to this city, he conducted watch and clock repairing business.
 Forty years ago he was married to Nellie Evelyn Cairns of Milton, vermont, who survives him to- sether with four sons, Marvin Downs of Greenport, L. l.. Nathan Downs Of New Haven. Benjamin S. Downs Of Southington and John D. Downs Of this city; two srandchil- dren Marvin Douglas Downs of Brooklyn. \. Y, and Marjorie Whitney Downs of New Haven and half brother, James T. Down, of Bridgeport.
 The funeral will be held at z:so o'clock Friday afternoon from th. undertaking parlors Of T. P, 0 Brien on Main street. Burial vill be in West cemetery.
 Beth Israel Elects
 Albert Josolowtz was elected president of the Beth Israel syn.- eosne at a meeting held last eve. ming. Other officers elected were Albert Rawiszer, vice president:> samuel Pluzik. recording secretary. finance officer and treasurer, Samuel Josolowitz.
 Judgments Suspended
 Judgment in the case Of Mrs. Mary Hayes Of 9S Laurel street. charged with keeping q disorderly house. was suspended in the city court this morning by Judge William J. Malone. She appeared as a witnes. against boarder. Charles McAvoy, charged with drunkenness yesterday morning in court and acting upon his testimony a warrant was also issued against her.
 Police investigations. however, failed 10 substantiate McAvcy's statement.
 Judgment In the case of Arthur Guilmette, charged with operating an automobile with improper regis tration, was also nolled on payment of costs.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mary Walsi,
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Walsh ot Washington street, Forestyille, vas held at sSo o'clock this morn ing from the undertaking parlors Of Thomas P. O'Rrien on Main street anl af St. Matthew's church at o'clock. Rev. William P. Laflin celebrated the high mass Of requiem and interment was in Mt. S.. Bene- dict cemetery in Hartford Ladies Auxiliary \. o. Fl. Election
 At meeting Of the Ladies' Au1- Hilary, Ancient Order Of Hihernians, held in c. A. F. hall. Forestville. last evening. the following officers wore elected: Chapain. Rev. William ?. 1.atlin: president. Mrs. P. r. Ryan: vice-president. Miss Sarah Hickey; financial secretary. Miss Anna Graham; recording secretary,
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