New Britain herald., 1929-06-15
Bristol Melps
LUTHERAN PUPILS TO BE GRADUATED
Eighteen Will Receive Diplomas at Immanud School Tomorrow
AUTO GOES INTO RIVER

Park Street Woman Unhurt When
 Car Gets Out of Control-O'Cm-
 nell Again Life Guard-Two Fore.
 closures-Barnes Caretaker Dies. of the lmmanuel Evangelical Luth- eran school on West street will be held in connection with the morn. ing services in the lmmanuel Luth. eran church tomorrow. The addres. to the graduates will be delivered by Rev. George J. Meyer, pastor o he congregation, and diplomas vii be presented to the graduates b, Principal Herbert l.. Kern.
 The officers of the graduating class are Albert Gurske. president Louis Meyer, vice president; Mar garet Helming. secretary; and Elm ma Wall treasurer. The class mot to is Be Faithful" and the clas! colors are green and gold
 The IS members of the graduat ing class are Albert Julius Block Howard Busse, Albert Emil Gurske Margaret Elizabeth Helming, Helen, Dorothea Henle. Julia Selma kroll Bernhard Jacob Litke. Louis Chris tian Meyer. Hertha Helen Motzkus Esther Florence Mass. Andrew Gus tav Palau. Esther Rathke. Ida Alm; Rathke, Gerhardt Fred Rindheisch Howard Roland Schneider, Emmi Mandalena Spiegel. Ruth Doroth, Strelau and Emma Wall
 Auto Goes Into River
 Mrs. Santna Deleo of 364 Parl street had a narrow escape iron serious injury when the automobil she was driving left the road ol Riverside avenue just west 0 Pierce's bridge. crashed through guard rail fence, and landed up right in the bed of the Pequabucl river.
 According to the police investiga ton. Mrs. Deleo was proceedin westerly along Bread street nea Pierce's bridge when she hit al automobile driven by stephen Ana dosi, who was also going westerly She lost control of her car at it wen under the overhead bridge and continued across Riverside avenu into the guard rail fence. Mrs. Deleo agreed to assume tn cost of repairs to Anadosi's car an, no arrests were made. St. Johns Mission On Sunday the services of Et Johns mission on Academy stree will consist of morning prayer an, sermon by Rev. l.. E. Frye at s:l and the church school at 1O:3 o'clock.
 On Thursday the Dorcas chapte will meet in the parish house a 2:S0 ?. m.
 League Baseball The West Ends and Maple End l will clash at Muzzy field tomorro, l afternoon in the opening game c the second round of the City Base ball league.
 The boys from the west end 0 the city have 50 far failed to win league game and it is probable tha several new faces will be seen Ii the lineup tomorrow. Swat" Nc Cabe, who played with New Britai in the old Connecticut league, ha been engaged as coach and has bee supervising the practices during tn past few days.
 The game will start promptly a 5. o'clock and Clyde Waters vii umpire.
 Elks Flag Day Exercises The Flag Day exercises of th Bristol Lodge of Elks were largel attended last evening. delegation coming from Thomaston and Union vile. William A. Gleason. forme city clerk of Torrington and q pas exalted ruler of the lodge in tha city. delivered the patriotic address Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. who wa chairman of the committee i charge of arrangements. delivere the history of the nag.
 William c. Johnston of Thoma, ton. served as chaplain. Vocal solo were rendered by Dr. C. J. Moor and Miss Hazel Mather, a recitatio was given by Miss Elizabeth Dous lass, and the altar services were per formed by the officers of the Elk, Music during the evening was fur nished by the New Departure or chestra.
 Foreclosure Judgments Attorney Francis V. Tracy of thi city has been appointed by the su 1 perior court 10 sell two pieces ( property of Alex Pelletier in Bristt to satisfy foreclosure. judgments C $3.547.s4 and s3.4s5.5s in favor ( the Parker-Smith company, truste,
 A foreclosure judgment on an un finished house and lot in this cit was also sought by the Loman an Nettleton company of New Britain The case was postponed until Fri day. June e1.
 Funeral of Arthur Nailhot The funeral of Arthur Mailhot, s1