New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
FIRST COMMUNION
 CLASS NUMBERS s
Group of 5S Boys and St Girls
 Receives Sacrament
\. s. ENTERTAINMENT JUNE 5
Clean-Up Campaign Voted . Suc- cess-Rorent- Teacher Association Meeting-Funeral of Henry W. Castle-Other Interesting Items.

One of the largest classes in the history of the parish of the Church l of Our Lady of Mercy received its first holy communion yesterday morning at high mass at 8 o'clock. ] Rev. John E Fay. pastor, officiated !, and was aided by Rev. Austin s. Munich.
 The class tetaled S3. which in- |. cluded B boys and 31 girls. After 1 the mass. the girls of the class were admitted into the junior sodality of , the Blessed Virgin.
 The list of those who received the 1 sacrament is as follows: Shirley Eahr. Dorothy Barrett, Dorothy Beaudreau, Elizabeth Ca- tucci, Theresa Catucci, Florence Caliendo. Anna Cielski, Ellen Dami- ano, Catherine Deegan, Patricia Dl- lon. Dorothy Dennis, Josephine For celia, Bernadette Fradetti. Agnes Gyursco, Mary Gyursco. Pauline Gonska Helen Healy, Helen kata. Mary Kowalski, Eleanor Living stone, Rita Mccarthy, Aldona Mills. Carmella Mercugliano, Irene Nell son, Lucy Sciola, Thelma Scheible, Anna Smykla. Antoinette Nirello. Genevive Nilardi, Pauline Mushorn. Celia Yacobellis.
 Robert Beaudreau, Albert Berar- ducci. Russell Brown. Robert Bush, Robert Carucci, Nunzio Casoria, An- thony Certani. Joseph Camarato, Robert Cassidy. Edward Conlin, William Cunningham. Arthur Dame, Edward Debay. Walter Dexter. Ernest Dohmanitch, Joseph Durant, John Foran, Carl De Giacomo, Julio De Giacomo, John Gonska, Stanley Gonska. Feliz Gonska. Walter Griffiths, Raymond Hull ten. William Kaczmarzyk, Vito Lefernine. John Logan. Anthony l.ongo, Vincent Marinelli, Walter Morawko, Henry Mushorn. Charles Nelson. Henry Nesgoda, Stephen Nevclos. William Orvis. John Palin, Walter Pasniewski, Edward Pas niewski. Joseph Perschy. Sebastian Pcstillo.
 Thomas Pompey. Armand Robi- doux, Anthony Ruscyk. Alfred Salomone. Henry skobolewski, Wal ter Smykhla. Joseph Smykla. Will liam Smith Louis Tucker. Harold Youcis, Joseph Nirello, John Will Hanson.
 Association Meeting The improved program for child health will be explained by Leon C. Staples superintendent of schools, at the meeting of the Parent Teach CT association Wednesday evening at the Plainville High school. Other plans for the next term will also be discussed.
 H. s. Libby. superintendent of the Southington school. has also been secured to speak. Following the meeting. there will be a musical program.
 On Thursday evening. the Teach CTS club will hold party in the Plainville High school.
 To Attend Meeting
 IfeSldenL Leon '. StapleS or stne Plainville chamber of commerce and A. A. Macleod. former president, will attend the meeting of the state chamber of commerce on Thursday. May g. at Hartford. Other mem- hers of the local organization plan to attend the meeting.
 Released From Jail
 Joseph Pavano of Shuttle Meadow road. who was sent to the Hartford county jail Wednesday after his ina bility to furnish a bond of $500 10 contribute $15 a week to the support of his wife. was released from tn" institution Saturday. Mrs. Josephine Pavano of New Britain furnished the necessary surety for his release.
 His case was tried in the justice court last Tuesday evening by Judge Merritt Q. Ryder who ordered Pa vano to furnish a bond.
 To Give Entertainment
 Prepa rations for moving picture entertainment at the Strand theater