New Britain herald., 1926-04-28

Kelley, Eliza beth Laser Ruth Math- CT, Helen potz, Margaret Mulpeter. Lyman Plutzik, Emily Sessions, Ebba stenstrom, Elizabeth Sullivan, Norma Weeks, Charlotte Wicker
 Frcshman' Dorothy Bradley Dor othy Beckstedt, Agnes Bolangcr. Alta Burrill, Dorothy Bunnell, liar, riet Case, Mary Chanla, Antoinetto DeThomas, Dorothy Dewey. Flea nor Grzyvenski. Harry Gurske, Anna Helfornan, Isa JcstInsky. Elm lily Joy, Jennie Klimovitch, Gustave Manke, Gorhardt Milbrandt, Anna PortnoY Elizabeth Priest, Chester Roberts. Dorothy Shields. Ruby Washington, Lucy Wurzlnskl,
 Postgraduate: Ethel Garrlgus,
 Honorable mention, so 10 S4:
 Seniors; Helen Budd Frances Burnett, Eleanor Carlson, Gertrude Cone, Yvonno Duval, Bertha Engol, Louise Feldt, Franklin Fletcher Paul Ford, Myrlo French, Howard Griswold, Edward lIerens, Allen HucftIein, Wilbur Lowrcy, Clyde McGihbon, Edward Mum, Agnes Pholan, Laura Potter, Lucille Ryder Edna Schwciger, Catherine Sergio Arthur Sonstroem, Alice Thorn bloom and Airline Weeks.
 Juniors: John Aliano, Albertina Benson, Doris Brennan. Helen l}romirski Wilhcmina Chapman, Frances Daley, William Driscoll. Francis Fries, Lillian Huffman. Helen Klimoyitch, Dorothy Laser, Blanche McMastcr Dorothy Purdy Gladys Rowe, Edwin Roy, James Salamone Rosaie Sturgeon, Dor othy Walden, Wanda Warzinski.
 Sophomores; LcRoy Anderson, Florence Andrews, Anna Berry, Lena Bertino, William Blank, Helen Burke, Violet Cooper, Neda DeMaria, Harold Dunbar, Joseph Francavilla, Helene Geruldson, Grace Hackett, Helen Heise, Gretch- en Hussman, Vincent Kelley, Doris Lindrall, Mary Lipson. Gertrude Moody. Cocclia Quanz, Margaret Weller.
 Freshmen: Ella Alderman, Wal ton Beach. Lena Bourdeau, Selma Bergstrom, Ruth Carroll, James Cunningham, Frances Colvin, Fred erick Dur. Ralph Everett, Robert Garrigus, Mary GyzensM. William Hanrahan, Martin Keniry, Frank Pavlik, Lloyd Rogers, Harold Ses- sions, Virginia Stark, Dorothy Stoeke, Eleanor Withcrwax.
 Postgraduate: Emmct Cronin, Philip Jesolowitz.
 To Celebrate 10th Anniversary.
 The 10th anniversary of palos council, Knights of Columbus, will be celebrated in the club rooms on North Main street next Friday eve ming. Elaborate plans have been made 10 make the gathering one long to be remembered and re- ception will also be tendered the three surviving charter members, Postmaster James F. Holden of For estville, M. B. Kilduff and Frank Emmett of this city. An entertain ment program will be rendered by the embers of St. MarEarets church choir of Waterbury and a buffet lunch will be served with Hayes Brother catering.
 IIInppaI nY Efnne
 The funeral of Hans Lawson, who was found dead in bed at his room in the Northside hotel Mon day morning. was held this after noon at 2:30 o'clock from the un- dertaking parlors of Y. P. O'Brien on Main street. Interment was in the West cemetery.
 AlthoIg efforts were made by both Mr. O'Brien and the police de- parlment to locate relatives of the dead man. they wer unsuccessful.
 Community Chest Still fulfilled.
 Efforts are being made to secure pledges for S6,000 10 attain the goal Of s50,000. originally set for the Community Chest Drive, and the remainder of the week will be spent in rechecking the various districts. Campaign Manager Edwin Good ridge and his staff Of assistants are hopeful of bringing the drive to close by Friday evening.
 Trinity Church Social
 This evening at o'clock, daylight saving time, the various organiza- tions Of Trinity church parish will tender a social and entertainment to the members and friends of the congregation. The occasion is the completion of the work of renovat- ing and rcdccorating the parish rooms.
 The program Of the evening will be opened by word of welcome from the rector the Rev. John Will kins. Following his address, male quartet consisting of R. II. Joerres, first tenor, Fred Swales, second ten or, the Rev. G. w. Griffith, first bass and Maurice Kenyon. second bass, will render two vocal selections. Piano solos will be rendered by Burdet Gelsehlegel. Later on the program. two sacred solos will be sung by Willie Westerman and two violin selections will bo played by George Westerman. These will be followed by 6 group Of two secular solos with violin obligato by Willie and George Westerman.
 The speakers of the evening will he W. L. Crouch and Raymond Brown. Following their addresses refreshments will be served and dancing enjoyed, and there will also Inc singing of popular songs led by the Young Peoples Fellowship.
 Roof Fire
 At 3:5S ?. m, yesterday, Squad A and Engine Company No. 1 were called to the house owned by Sorgis Manson on Divinity street where a fire had started on the roof. appar- entity from sparks from the chimney. The blaze was extlnguished with