New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

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 Two base hits-Derby. Dionne Stolen bases. Cassidy. Ewald. ka- nolski. Dulac. Yocabellis. Tolli Double play. Babich to Ewald. Ka- nolski to Joyce to Fresau. Bases on balls, off Miller 2. off ilanolski 1. Struck out. by Miller {, by Kanol- ski 5. Wild pitches, MillsY. kanolski Time, one hour. Umpire. Downham.
 Sister Mary Raphael Dies
 Sister Mary Raphael. a sister Of Rev. John F. Fay. pastor of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy. died yesterday afternoon at St. Raphael's hospital, New Haven. Last month she completed 40 years as a sister of mercy. She taught in St. Roses and St. Joseph's schools in Meriden and St. MRry's school In Danbury. For the last three years she had taught at Laurelton Hall academy in Mil ford. but three months ago ill health forced her to retire.
 She Is survived by four brothers. Rev. John F. Fay of Plainville. Jo- seph Fay Of Hartford. Matthew Fay of Batavia, \. r.. and Andrew Fay of Norwich: and five sisters, Sister Mary Ambrose Of Derby. Sister Mary Bertrand of Milford. Mrs. David Fahey and Mrs Harvey Brown of Rockville, and Miss Anna Fay of Piainville.
 Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Laurel ton Hall in Milford. Father Fay vill celebrate q requiem high mass
 Mrs. lsullcn to Marry
 Mrs Martha J. Bullen of ll2 West Main street and Clifford B. Potter Of Springfield. president Of the Potter Knitting 70. of that city. yesterday filed application in Springfield for a marriage license. Mrs. Hullen. the daughter of Grand Juror Schuyler P. Williams, was divorced last winter from Justice Frederick Eullen. She Is q prominent member Of the Wom- ans club and Of Hannah Woodruff Chapter, n. X R., Of Southington. Her former husband was superin tcndont Of the Edwin Hills Mfg Co, until i' closed. Their son, Frederick .Ir, was recently awarded the American Legion medal for highest all-around ability in the eighth grade during the past school year.
 Plans for the marriage have not yNt been announced.
 Mcriden Team Coming
 The St. Johns Of Meriden will meet the -PIainvillc baseball team at the high school field here Sunday afternoon. The St. Johns played here last year and lost out after a close battle. They have recently de- feated the St. Matthew's of New Britain and the Southing,on nine. Plainville. with Dudack in the box, will seek it's sixth straight victory. The management has lined up sev- oral hard games for the coming weeks. and will bring some Of the best attractions in the state to Plainyille.
 Perfect in Attendance
 total of IF pupils in the public schools made perfect attendance records during the past year. it was announced by the school department today. This means that these stu dents were neither absent, tardy, or excused during the entire year. or he total number o3 were high grade. 11o at the Broad street school and oS at the Linden street school.
 During the spring term 437 scholars attained perfection in at tendance. there being 56 at the high school, 35 in the eighth grade, c46 at the Broad street school. and 100 at the Linden street school.
 Those who were perfect in at tendance for the entire year are as follows:
 High School
 Seniors: Victor Hurtado. Milton Kramer. Beatrice Easton, Jennie Maclldowie. Emily Kilby, Sophia Naaman, Lucy Rogers, Mildred Woodruff.
 Juniors: Vivian Davis, Earl Me Gibbon.
 Sophom mores: Esther Peck. Alice Peterson. Ninton Smith. William Hepworth, Frederick Wegner.
 Freshmen: Charles Buell., Lucy Mar. Laura Naaman, Weltha sco- vile. Margaret Weber. Melvin Had field, Chester Hart, Amalueo Eillar- di.
 Grade VIII: Donald Hallback. Howard Burgess. Clifford Sturgeon. John Trevisan. Louise Brastow. Geraldine Pendlebury. Antoinette Catucci. Florence Coons. Barbara .Iewett. Harold Keeling. Cashier Laskowski. Howard Smith, Eleanor Casciello, Edwin Holden. Miriam staples. Doris scherr.
 Broad Street
 Kindergarten. A. NJ Roland Carlberg. Marion Smith. Herber, Zabel. P. NJ: Rita Catucci. Edith Williams. Robert Cassidy. William Smith.
 Grade I: Laurence Corlett. Mario Benedetti, Louis .Deloy, pomenic Torchelle. Howard West Robert Raymond. John Logan.
 Grade II: Lawrence Casey Cath erine Smith. Genevieve Nilartlia. Slyvia Di Yulio. Claire Barnes. Lawrence Deloy, George Parsons. Jeanette Lamothe. Walter Gra- bowski. Francis LeVasseur, Anna Kata, Mildred Johnson
 Grade III: John Bosco. Theresa Casciello, Margaret Cassidy. Pauline