New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

acky. Evalena kallenback. Bernice Birnbaum. Alice Cogshell. Anna Clotz tBerlin). Alma Nelson. Dor othy Little (Meriden), Helen McKer- nan, Beatrice Easton. Minnie Di Yenzo. Miss Catherine Mccarthy. Elsie Hale. Miss Suzanne O'Connor, Miss Helen Somers. Jennie MacIl- dowie. Anna Coleman. Constance Vi- cinus. Rose Margonelli. Betty Jewett, Marjorie Johnson. Anna Rusczyk, Ethel Johnson, Olga Neri. Josephine Funk (BristoD. Betty Brastow. Flora Easton. Miss Clara Gallant. Mrs. Marshim, Adelaide Suttille (Meri- den).
 Milton Kramer. George Backman, Edmund Tolli. Walter Murphy. Howard Downham. John Wiley. Lincoln Johnson. Anthony Dalonzo. \. Tolli. D. Sneidenan C. Ander- son. Nelson Royce, Frank Carucci, Carmy Roscoe. John Murphy. George Cunningham Albert DiMar- co, Carl Mouse (Springfeld), Fred Wegner. William Weber. Victor Hurtado. Fred Yamens. Leonard Carucci, Reginald Morse (Meriden). Clarence Lanphier (New Britain), Y, Stanley Smith. Ray Currie, Orville Roberts (Waterbury), William Sloan. William Margonelli. John Swanson (New Britain). Arthur Nicinus Carl Erickson. Joseph Fontand (Southington>. Kenneth Miller tEorestville). Howard Cheet- ham. Stamford Robertson. Charles Mills. Raymond Varley (Hartford. . Sebastian Arcari. John Bergan, Keith Glennan (New Haven), Charles Dieschman, Walter Gerke, William Hepworth. Bradley Hick. Gordon Johnson, Robert Lee. Rey- mold Solomon. Ralph Minella. How ard Rogers, Raymond Ostman, Ray mond McCue (BristoD. Carl Peter son. James Pickles. Clinton Potter. Franklin Hills. James Simpson. John smith. Lee Richards, Ray mond Eartley, Leonard Berry. Lest CT Berry. Rich Brennan, Red Burdie, Philip Carrigan. Louis Bel loisy. Martin Conlin, Edward Con- lin. Cornelius, Prior. Charles Diggle. Lee Evans. Nick Faniola, Lawrence Gregory. Francis Haskell Ronald Hale, William Holder, George Day. James King (BristoD, Chester Kauf- man, Frying Lindburg, George Lip pin. Joseph O'Connell. Russell May nard. Samuel Pratt. Roy Berner, Raymond schwab. Harlowe Smith, 1 Vinton Smith. Wesley Schwab, stephen Subrek. Marvel Smith. liar. old Anderson. Russell Woodruff. ! Mir. and Mrs. Judkins. Mir. and Mrs. Carrigan. Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Bailey. Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Neff, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Thrall. Dr. and Mrs. George F. Cook.
 George Skinner Found Guilty
 George R. Skinner. local realtor, pleaded nolo contendere to a charge of driving an automobile while un- der the influence of liquor last night and was found guilty by Jus tice M. O.Ryder. He was fined $10o and costs and given a IS day Jail sentence which was suspended on condition of good behavior. Skinner, who was arrested a week ago by Constable F. W. Furrey, was defend ed by Judge F. B. Hungerford of New Britain. Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon prosecuted.
 c. of c. Meeting
 The establishment of bus line between Waterbury and Hartford 1 through Milldale, Southington, Piainville, Pennington and Yves, Hartford was discussed at the meet ing of the Plainville Chamber o Commerce last night The Water bury & Milldale Tramway O. hat written to First Selectman John J kimmel asking the sanction of the town and its support before the public utilities commission. and Mir Kimmel had turned the letter over to the chamber for its opinion.
 The members felt that such . service was desirable and even necessary but hesitated to support any particular company. While it was not known if the New England | Transportation Co.,. New Haven rail- road subsidiary, had applied for a similar franchise, 1t was known that ths company would oppose the Wa terbury- Milldale concern in order to protect its own lines. and the local merchants did not wish to take sides. They went on record as favoring the establishment of such line and the granting of the charter to the company which would provide the best service-includin8 maintenance Of schedule. safety financial responsibility. and all other meanings of the word. President Henry Trumbull appointed six dele. gates to attend the convention Of the state chamber at Hartford on May