New Britain herald., 1928-06-12
FIRE LOSS UNDER s60,000 ESTIMATE Schools Ready for Graduation i Exercises
 SHERIFF'S DAUGHTER WEEDS Member of state Basketball Cham
 plon Team VIII Be NaledictOriai
 -Sccoud Blaze tn l.acoursc Block
 Glass Day Exercises.
SHERIFF'S DAUGHTER WEEDS

Preparations are being made for for the annual graduation exercises ol the gralamer and high schools Of the city. Examinations for pupils in the eighth grade of the gr-mmei schools were held last week and final examinations for seniors at the high school now are under way.
 The grammar school exercises vill be held in the community thea ter on Wrdn -day evening. Jnne .pth and the high school exercises on Friday evening. June 22nd. Samuel Russian. q member of th. | Bristol high school basketball team 1 state champions for the past two years and the high stand student o 1 lis class. will be Nalcdictorian. Hl' average for the four years cours' was 9252 per cent in all of his stud lcs. He IS the son of MT, and Mrs David Russian of l49 Laurel street Ilc will enter Yale.
 The saIutatorian will be Nils Elizabeth Stoed. daughter Of Nil and Mrs. Thomas Steed of kenn street, Forestville. Her average 10 the four years was 92.2c per cen She will enter New Britain Stat Normal school in the fall
 Miss Edith Dalzell and Stdne Alexander. the two othar high stan pupils, received honorable mentor Miss Dalzell is the daughter of M and Mrs. William C. Dalzell of l : Woodland street. Her average ft the four years was 90.S7 per cen She IS a member of the Girls Gl' club.
 Sidney Alexander is the son
 Mrs, Fannie Daley of Smith stree
 He attained an average Of 9o.2i
 all of his studies for the four ye'
 course. During the past year he h. been concert master of the hit school orchestra and a violinist great promise. He will enter Iar mouth college in the fall. In addition to the two hon speakers at the graduation eAercis Thomash Brosaan, Helen Burl Eilbert Afford and John DAsc will deliver essays. These four mel bors of the graduating class WIG chosen from among 23 who subm ted essays
 Fire Breaks Out in Ruins.
 Squad A of the fire departm' | was called out shortly before \ o'clock when fire again broke 1 in the ruins of the George J. I course block at 132-l42 North M 1 street. A small blaze was noti 3 by Policeman Thomas Mccar I who sounded the alarm. ! The work of clearing away brol ! glass and other debris was star today by the owner of the build ! and tenants were engaged in salH ! ing fixtures and stock. It is npd Il stood that the block will be reb' a immediately.
 1 The total loss will be considcra ! less than was at first estimated. ! cordinc to Chief John II. Hayes j the fire department The build ! was insured for So5,o0 by Mir. | course and the total of lnsura l covered by other tenants on l first floor will not exceed s5.! | The estimate of s6o, ,0o0 will m | than cover the loss, in the opir I of the fire chief.
 T To Confer Degree. | On Thursday evening, the chi X degree team of Compounce Tribe Il o. R. M will journey to Torrine E where they will confer the dc. q on a class of hunters and warr sa of Mohawk Tribe.
 s1 Married in York State. Y Word was received in this | today Of the marriage in Peeks i N. Y, al 4 o'clock Monday al
 noon of Miss Esther Furrey. da,
 ter of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs.
 liam E. Furrcy of 15s Broad st oSe plainville and Joseph Salokas, der ot Nr and Mrs Josepb Sa,oka q Sc- S79 West street. The bride for en- past several years has been eml '' e,l in the drug store of l.. r. Tu
 on North Main street and IS ai . slslant pharmacist. MT. Salok;
 proprietor of q drug store at 7 Woodland street.
 To Wed New Britain Gtrl. T Miss Elizabeth Verona
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wi
 Fray of 60 Monroe street, New
 ain, and John Dolan. son Of MT
 Mrs. Thomas r. Dolan of 57
 street will bo married at O.
 Monday morning, at St. Jos
 church, New Britain.
 The bridc-to-hc has for st
 years been employed at the
 Britain National bank. MT is a member of the local flr'
 partment and is assigned t
 central station on Meadow str