New Britain herald., 1928-12-14

. much larger number than won honors during the first term. The list of honor pupils is as follows:
 Seniors - A. Coleman, K. Gra- bowski. R. Tyler.
 Juniors-Helen Chotkowski, Ther- esq Dillon. Alice Peterson, John Var rome. Fred Wegner.
 Sophomores - Horace French. NJ. H. Morann. Lois Norton. Minna Washburn.
 Freshmen Jean Gillis. G. Pen dlebury, H. Salmon. William Sneile- man, Miriam Staples. A. Sweig, D. Tredennick.
 Grade VIII - r. Benjamin, w. Berban, s. Birnbaum, A. Massey. D. Seymourt, D. Sprague, J. Thomasen.
 Grade VII NJ. Caparelli. E. Gainer. I. Naaman. I. Pattison. R. Washburn. F. Widger. s. Wooding. E. Bartlett.
 Wilson Heads Committee
 William H. Wilson, town clerk and town treasurer. will chairman the committee in charge of the issue of $95,000 bonds to finance the new addition to the Linden Street school. it was said at the town hall today. Mr. Wilson, by virtue of his office as town treasurer. was named first in the resolution appointing the com- mittee. and the other members First Selectman James Simpson and A. A. MacLeod-are desirous that he should be the permanent chairman. The first step to be taken by the committee will be to have an attor- ney go over the call for the town meeting and the minutes of it in order to make sure that everything connected with the bond authoriza- tion is legal.
 High School Hay
 "Applesauce." a three-act comedy. will be presented by the Masque and Gown club in the High school audi torium tonight. A dress rehearsal was held last night. and if this can be taken as an indication of tonight's performance the play will be an even bigger success than those pre- scented by the High school dramatic organization last winter.
 "Applesauce" is recent Broad way success and was written by Barry Corners.
 The cast is as follows:
 Ma Robinson ........ Abbie Usher Pa Robinson ...... Harlowe Smith Mrs. Jennie Baldwin .. Flora Easton Hazel Robinson ...... Betty Jewett Matt McAllister ... Martin Conlin Bill McAllister .. Howard Downham kollo Jenkins .,.... Jlmes Simpson
 Act I takes place in the sitting room of the Robinsons on an autumn evening and Act II in the same place three months later. The third act occurs upstairs over drug store."
 | Carl Peterson is business manager Of the play and the property man. agers are Vivian Davis and Roland Gauthier. Miss Leila Ryder is in charge of the entertainment, while Douglas Macdonald, vice principal, coached the play.
 Between the first and second acts there will be xylophone solo by George Halstead and trumpet solo by Jack King. A violin solo by John Varrone and a piano solo by Helen Donnelly will be played be- tween Acts IT and III. After the play there will be dancing in the school gymnasium.
 The officers or the Masaue and Gown club are the following: President, Martin Conlin 'e9: vice president, Betty Jewett 80: secre- tary, Ruth Lewis 20: treasurer, Carl Peterson '2s: club adviser, Miss Cora Hopkins.
 Neatly arranged and printed pro- grams have been prepared for to- nights performance as the initial work of the Plainville High school press. They would be creditabls productions even if they were not first offerings and are especially such because Of this fact.
 Naaman Case Continued The case of Irving Naaman vas again postponed from last night and it will now come up on Monday aft- ernoon. Naaman is charged with misconduct.
 For Christmas Dinners
 The Salvation Army has posted man at the trolley stop in Central square to collect money to be used in buying Christmas dinners for the worthy poor. Ringing . bell. he stands beside an imitation chimney into which contributions are tosse/ This practice. long common in neighboring cities, Is an innovation | in Plainville.
 Box Social The Young Peoples society of the Baptist church will give an enter tainment and box social at 2 o'clock tonight in the church parlors. Each