New Britain herald., 1926-09-15

Der 2SS are freshmen. 1Ss sopho- mores. 145 juniors, 120 seniors, 2 post graduates. The numbericaI increase is 35.
 ! The cooperative industrial arts course this year has an enrolment of 56 pupils, an increase of 133 1-s per cent over last year.
 Men Teachers to Hold Outing.
 The Men Teachers club will hold two days outing at Camp Marc | Vento at Pleasure Beach, New Lon don, leaving from the Bristol high school at S:S0 o'clock Friday after noon, September IT. Games, includ- ing whist and bridge, and athletic contests have been arranged for and suitable prizes will be awarded the winners of the different events. The program assures members that no intelligence tests will be permitted Curing the outing.
 Given Suspended Jail Sentence.
 Alexander Malkowski, arrested on complaint of his wife was given jail sentence of 30 days, which was suspended, by Judge Joseph NJ Donovan in the city court this morn. ing, and MalkowsN placed on pro hation. Mrs. Malkowski told the court that her husband had beer intoxicated for over two weeks and was neglecting his family.
 Fails to Appear.
 John Donovan. a recent arrival in the city from Woodstock, N. H, who was arrested Monday night for as saulting his wife and daughter and whose case was 10 be heard in the city court this morning. failed to put in an appearance and the police department was ordered to locate him and bring him in.
 To Attend Convention.
 Democratic Town Committee Chairman Joseph F. Dutton. Mrs Grace Donovan. John Donnelly. Rolfe Rowe. Levi Glasson, Peter 4. Cawley John Murphy. T. Everett Reynolds and Hilary Driscoll left this afternoon for New Haven where they will attend the democratic state convention to be opened in that city tonight. All of the delegates are going uninstructed.
 Funeral of Thomas Reynolds
 The funeral of Thomas Reynolds who died last Sunday in Detroit, was held at 2 o'clock this morning from St. Joseph's church. The high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev O. T. Magnell and interment was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 l. o. O. r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequabuck lodge. I. O. O. F., will be held at o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall
 Park Board Meeting
 The September meeting of the board of park commissioners will be held at o'clock this evening in the council chamber.
 Vital Statistics
 During the month of August there were 67 births, 20 marriages and 21 deaths recorded in the office of -ity Clerk Thomas E. Steele.
 To Hold Corn Roast
 The annual corn roast and picnic of Kitchewan Council, D. of P, will oe held in Lithuanian park on the road at 1 o'clock Sunday September 19 Mrs Myrtle Marco, Mrs. Mae Demma and Mrs. Eva Moran and Mrs. Elizabeth I<loss are in charge of the distribu- ion of tickets.
 D. of |. Y. Meeting
 Sarah F. Reynolds tent. Daughters If Union Veterans, will hold it's reg liar meeting at o'clock this even ng in G. A. R. headquarters. In tallation of two newly appointed officers will take place and other important matters disposed of.
 Fiorevanti Santiello
 Fiorevanti Santiello, aged 55 years if 62 Gaylor street, died today at he Bristol hospital after a short i'll less with heart trouble.
 He was born in Italy and came to his country 27 years ago. For the 'ast 15 years he had conducted a rocery store at e. Gaylord street, Surviving him, besides his wife. re two sons, James and Joseph San lello of this city.
 The funeral will be held at clock Friday morning from St. nthony's church. Rev. L. Beccaris ill celebrate high mass of re- uiem and interment will be in the t. Joseph's new cemetery.