New Britain herald., 1926-06-24

peace. He was also placed on pro- bation for six months
 The trials were attended by one of the largest crowds which ever stormed the local court room. The room itself was jammed, while the hallway and stair were filled with tier on tier of interested spectators who had either been at the scene Sunday or had been attracted by the violent angles to the case.
 Graduate From \. B. H. $.
 Only eight Plainville boys and girls are in the graduating class at the New Britain Senior high school this year, hut these eight acquitted themselves well and three won gen eral honors. Those who will grad uate are Boloslaw Chotlowski, Her bert L. Coleman, Louis Frank Rowe, Rowena Claire Brnhaum, Marian Flecta Davis. Virginia Ruth Farrar. Eva Caroline Johnson and Agnes Gemmell Pattison. Coleman is Q trade school graduate.
 
 Coleman end Agnes Gemmeu Patti son were among those who received the general honor award. Boleslaw Chotkowski also received special honor awards in the following sub iccts; English. Latin, mathematics, science and Spanish. Agnes Gem meu Pattison received special awards in English, history and sci- ence. Harbert J.. Coleman won q special honor award for full time machiniSt's trade.
 Only one more class containing Plainyille pupils will be graduated from the New Britain institution. as in 1928 Plainville High will hold its first commencement.
 Plainvillcs Playing
 The Au-Plainvilles will play their first mid-week game tonight when thoy take on the Pennington team. A good contest is expected and q large number of rooters are expect cd 10 ho on hand. On Sunday after- noon tho local outfit will he host 10 a very fast aggregation from south Manchester p)ainyiilo has lost only ono game this season and that hy 1-O. and has hocn playing consist cntly fino baseball.
 "" Meeting Tomorrow
 A mcefiue of the Tlajnville Y N. .c. A. group will he held at 6.l' o'clock tomorrow evening al ;he home Of ". A. Bailey on Broad street. The baseball team will prac- tico al ' o'clock and finish in time for the meeting. The team is being whirpcd into shape for it's game Sat urdav afternoon with Kcnsington at Kcnsington. PIainville is anYiousto atone for it's defeat last week and Twill fight hard 10 make a come back.
 Marine Case Postponed
 The case of Constable Philip Marine, charged with cruelty 10 dogs in his care, has again been nostponcd. Ii was continued from inst week 10 allow Marine 10 obtain counsel. and he secured Judge Will liam J. Malone Of Bristol II was set to come up tomorrow, but JndGe Malone will be unable 10 he present and Justice l.. s. Mills has post noncd the trial once more until next week. The, exact date will be fixed tomorrow.
 ruhian Temple Meeting pythian Temple, No. 70. Pythtar Sisters held its last meeting Of the season last evening, There will bt mo more meetings until September $.
 Votes
 The regular meeting Of the Amer, Iican Legion auxiliary will be helo a+ & o'clock tonight at Legion hall
 A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital 10 MT. and Mrs John Posadas Of this town
 Ephraim Kirby chapter De Molay will meet this evening at Masonc hau Bristol.
 John Williams of S5o Church street, New Britain. was fined SiO and costs in the local court Tuesday night on a charge Of driving without q license.