New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
Autos Collide

63 Gaylord street were in co,iison rarly last evening at the corner of West and Gaylord streets. Both ap- peared before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning and each felt that the other was re- sponshle for the mishap. After listening to their stories, the prose- cutor continued the case until Mon- day, May :. 10 give the men an op- portuni,y to settle the matter be tween themselves.
 Cars operated by Frank J. Naie.ts or Sl Oak street. John Gun ninsham Of Berlin and William J. Ryan ot Terryvillc were in a three cornered miXup near the Waterbury Bridge last evening. None of the cars were damaged 70 any extent and the drivers settled the matter between themselves.
 Automobile Recovered \ sedan owned by Thomas l.. , Carey ot Pine street was stolen las. evening from its parking place near the owners home and later re- . covered short distance away. IL IS believed that the car was taken as 8 prank on the part o: somc friends.
 Playground Commission Committees " 2 meeting O. the playground { commission recently appointed by tho mayor and city council. held last evening, the following commit les Were appointed: Grounds. Frank :. Merrill. Joseph l.. Mac . Donald and Arthur x. Manross. equipment, Arthur (. Hitchcock. Mrs. George Tong and Frank $. Morrill,; supervision. Miss Clara ttonneh Arthur (. Hitchcock and Joseph l.. Macdonald.
 >t. Georges Day Celebrated
 SI Georges day Was celebrated last evening in Arcsnum hall by Friendship Lodge No. 45S, Amer. lcan Order Sons ot St. George. Mem herS Of Fidelity Lodge. Order of Daughters Of St. George were the el'"sts of the evening.
 The address CT welcome was .iv- cn by Worthy President John clar}, and tho following program was car E'ed out: Piano solo, Charles Dem arrest; readings Mrs. Edith Bristol. violin solo. Frederick Rursar: read lnES, Mrs. Gertrude Ouinict: vocal duet. Mir and Mrs. W. r. Blather- wick: violin solo, Irving Hodskin- son; vocal solo. Brother Marsh.
 The committee in charge Of the entertainment consisted ot Fred Snrsar and Howard Ouimet. Card playing Was also enjoyed during thr evening, Mrs, l. Lengenhach win ming first ladies prize. Mrs. Blather- WICK, second prize and Mrs. Ger trude oulmrt the consolation, George Nodgkinson won the mems urSt prize. Benjamin Hall the sec ond and the consolation went 10 Edward Parkin. Refreshments were served under the supervision of a committee consisting O, Brothers Bryant Fletcher and Marsh.
 Music for the dancing was fur hlshed by Irving Hodgkinson and Charles Demarest.
 House Being Moved
 The house on Main street adioin- ing the Colonial Theater Inc. and purchased recently by Dr. R. K. Robbins, city health officer. Is being moved 10 the doctors property which is next to that owned by the thcater. 4 court. 10 be known as Robbins Court, is 10 bs built over Robbins Creek and the house in its new location will face the court. lhe expense for laying out the court will be borne equally by pr. Robbins and the Colonial thea,er.
 Must stand Trial
 Cypran Guzowski of East Main street, Forestville, who was sched- uIed to face charges of reckless driving and operating motor vehicle while under the influence ot lquor in the police court yesterday morning and who failed to appear, presented himself at headauar,ers today and will be brought before the local tribunal of justice tomor- row. The bond of $500. declared forfeited by the court Monday morning, was to ho turned over to the city before noon today, accord Ing 10 ruling made this morning ny Judge Joseph M. Donovan and Hu2owslli was locked up pending tho hearing tomorrow.
 On Monday morning. Attorney K. J, MonMewicz Of New Britain. coun- sel for Guzowski, appeared but his ciient failed to show up. This morn Ing the tables were reversed. 6uLoWSh putting in an appearance ana hlS attorney being absent
 Perfect Attendance Record
 The attendance list. just com pIet"d by Superintendent of Schools Karl 4. Eeiche for the winter term. shows that in spite Of the epidemic Of measles which broke out in the city shortly after the new year. large number of pupils succeeded in establishing perfect record for the entire term. Al the high school. S6 freshmen, 56 sophomore. Se juniors and %l seniors were present al every session. making the total perfect attendance al the school for the term .05.
 The total number Of pupils hay- ing perfect attendance record in the other schools of lhe city is as follows: Federal Hill school. SS John J. Jennings school. 77: North Side school. llS. South Side school 2l@; Park street school. e6: East Bristol school, 66; Fifth avenue school. 2e: Forestville school. 11o, stafford school 5; Edgnwood school 7; south Chippns Hill school. I: Fall Mountain school. l:.