New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Graduates Tomorross

ClaF Gentleman of this city grad uates tomorrow from West Point Military academy. He attended the Federal Hill school and the Bristol High school and also spent two years at Brown university before en- tering West Point. Louis Gonzle- man, brother. and Mrs. Gonzle- man Of Grove street. Forestville. left this morning to attend the ex- ercises. -.-...
 Rockwell Memorial Erected
 The memorial for the late Albert F. Rockwell was put into place yes- terday and plans are now being made for the dedication on June q. The memorial, which is bas relief Of Mir. Rockwell, bears the follow ing inscription;
 Albert F. Rockwell
 1S6e-1925.
 Inventor. manufacturer. pubic spirited citizen. He gave 10 the city this park. contributed nberally to its development. His initiative and counsel were Of great value in the civic and industrial life Of Bristol. In appreciation. the people by vol untary contributions, have erected this memorial. Bristol. Connecticut. 1928.
 Wife And s5O Missing
 Stanley Bill of this city reported to the police yesterday that his wife had left home and at the same time. S7n which he had in the house had also disappeared. Ball recently moved 10 Bristol from Maine and 1t was not until his return from the Bristol hospital. where he had been undergoing treatment. that he learned of his vifes departure. He intimated that she had left town with another man. whose identity has not been disclosed.
 Chamber of Commerce Ladies Night
 The third annual ladies' night Of the Chamber Of Commerce. held last evening at Lake Compounce. prov ed to be a distinct success. The toastmastor Of the evening. Judge Epaphroditus Peck. introduced the speaker of the evening. Neal OHara, nationally known humorist. who gave an interesting and humorous talk. During the dinner. several selections were rendered by the Co., lonial Male Quartet and music for dancing was furnished by Tssillos orchestra.
 ForcStcrS Elect
 Al a meeting Of Court Ever Vel. come Turestors of America, held in Red Mems hall last evening. the fol lowing officers were nominated and elected: Chief Ranger. Alfred Geabe; sub chief ranger, John Null lins; treasurer. William F. Farley: financial secretary, J. Rusgrove: recording secretary j. McKusker; lecturer. Patrick J. Cook; senior woodward. F. Sommerfeldt: junior woodward, !. Bunn; senior beattlo. P. Foley; trustee for three years. George Yard; trustee for two years, Albert Rawiszer; trustee for one year, James Mclaughlin.
 The newly elected officers will be installed at the next regular meeting.
 Automobiles Collide
 Cars driven hy John C. Weinstein of 4- Willow street, New Britain and Arthur Guilmette Of 4S5 North Main street. this city were in collision al about 10 o'clock last evening near the soldiers memorial on the boule- ward. both cars being badly damag- cd. According to the story told po- lice officials, Weinstein was proceed- ing cast on the Boulevard and Guil- metto was coming onto tho Boule- ward from South street. both appar- eut}y travelling at q very moderate rate ot speed. Guilmette had slowed down to permit car to pass the in- tersection and had got almost across the southern part of the boulevard when he was struck by Weinstein's car. The car in which Guilmette and q companion were riding was turned completely over and consid erablc shrubherv and ground was torn up alongside the boulevard. In some miraculous manner, no one was hurt.
 Both drivers appeared before the prosecuting attorney this morning and agreed 10 settle the matters be tween themselves.
 Months Mind Mass
 4 months mind mass will be cele- brlted tomorrow morning at 7:S0 o'clock in St. Joseph's Catholic church in memory of Mrs Rose Cur ran, late of North Pond street
 Library Directors Meeting
 The postponed meeting Of the board of library directors will be held in the public library tomorrow evening at 7:20 o'clock.
 s4 900 Fire In Garage.
 Al 11:S0 o'clock this morning Squad X and Engine companies No. i and were called out to fire in a garage owned by James Ken nedy. located in the rear of his store and tenement building on the corner of North Main and Race streets. The fire was discovered by W. A. Sul- livan, manager of the X. and r, grocery store located in the Kennedy building. It is thought that the fire was communicated from a rubbish Are which had benn started earlier in the morning. The garage was destroyed and the clapboards in the rear Of the Kennedy store and tene- mont building were badly scorched. The paint on a coach which was parked near the garage on Race street, was badly hlistered and one of the windows broken. While no dcfnite estimate has been made of the loss, it is thought that 1t will