New Britain herald., 1927-10-17

and drum corps played several pieces during the course Of the game and was well received.
 The Blues will meet tomorrow night but will hold only a light prac- tiCe.
 Despite the fact that there was huge crowd present al the game the collection barely enabled the local management to pay it's expenses Many or the spectators refused to contribute and seemed quite insult ed that they were asked 10. The management is rather discouraged with the financial result Of the game and has announced that it will be unable 10 schedule any more home contests f the collections are not larger in the future. IT good teams are to be brought here, the guar antoes must h" suitably large, and the only means of raising this money is through the collection.
 Next sunday the Blues will play tn" Mohicans Of Mcriden in that city. The following Sunday they cx- pect 10 schedule home game, and that will determine their later policy in scheduling games. It is hoped that the plainvlle fans will realize the teams predicament and contribute as generously 10 its cof- f"rs as it did 10 those of the base ball teams
 Arrested for Assault
 Harold Stevens will answer charges Of assault and battery and breach of the peace when hc ap- pears in court before Justice l.. g. stevens was arrested by Constable F.. W. Furrey after a fight in which ho is alleged to have assaulted his fa'her-in-la Frank Smith of Cheshire. Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon will prosecute, while Stevens will he defended hy Attorney Cor nolius Prior.
 Complain Of Dogs
 Many complaints that the dog quarantine is heinz broken have been received hy the sol"ctmcn. This quarantine was placed in effect by Health Officer Dr. George r. Cook and Dog Warden Philip Marine upon tho discovery of rabies in two dogs. T. went into effect last Wednesday, and was observed for n day or two. Now lt is being broken. and south md residents are especially loud in their complaints against tho infrac- ton. I."on C. Staples. superintendent O. schools. said that about l. caninos congregalo on tho high school lawn each noon. The select men have promised 10 have the re- Strlc1Ons enforced mor,, strictly.
 Attendance Certificates
 Certificates that $7 pupils at thc Plainyjll" High school were perfect in attendance during tho term ending Jun" r.. 1927. have boon ro- c"iN@d by tho local school depart mont from the state board of cduca- ton. Tn" students who attained this perfection are tho following:
 Juniors; Emily Kilby Beatrice Eas'on. Jennie McIldoWio. Mildred Woodruff. Sophia Naaman. S"bas- iian Arcari Helen pstmam. Victor Hurt"do Lucy Rogers. Milton Kra- w"r, Stamford Robert on, stephen S!srk.
 Sophomores: Robert began. Elisabeth Era.toW. Oscar Johnson. Vivian Davis Earl NcGihhon. Lucy Naracky, Carl Peterson, Esther Sn.id'man, James Simpson. Doris Spencer. Ruth Tyler,
 Freshmen: B"ruicc Einbailm. Jjno niMarro. Florence Ericson. 'awronco Gregory Julia Grabow- ski. Nnton smith. Esther Peck. John Narrouo Alice Peterson. Chester Coy Marjorie Johnson. Will liam H"pwcrth. Thcresa Gnazzo. Anna conlin.
 \ son was born yesterday after noon 10 Mir. and Mrs. John skinner oE Map'" street.
 daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs. G"ore" Bona Of Pearl str,rt was born last evening"
 E. and P. Girls Club
 Ih"r" will be | m'"ting ot the Business Hnl Professional Girls club nl in" 'ongro ogational church par lorS at 7:3o o'clock tomorrow eye ming. At this meeting tn" girls will learn leather tooling, and all who are interested are cordially invited.
 Trucks in Collision
 Trucks operated by Abn.r J. tIig- gins of Pennington avenue and t;"ore" S"ct"au Of 2S3 Park street, Bristol. collided Saturday noon at West Main and Pierce streets. Neither was greatly damaged and Constable Thomas Royce. who in v"Stisa ed, decided 10 let the drivers settle the matter between them /! selves,
 Timetable Correction
 Tn" schedule Of the new Water i bury Hartford motor coach line was Incorrectly printed in Saturday nights Herald. the hours of the I east and west bound coaches being Coaches for Hartford ! will leave Plainville at S:52 a. m. and bi-hourly thereafter. while those ! ior Waterbury will leave every two ! hours starting at S:11 2. m.
 High school Notes
 The high school Glcc club held q l supper and party in the school Fri ! day evening, with Superintendent ! and Mrs. Leon (. Staples and daugh- ! fer, Miriam and Vice Principal ! Douglas Macdonald as invited | guests. After supper there were l stunts in tho gymnasium. The .