New Britain herald., 1929-06-20
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. 4869SV48eS 4vS&WO GRADUATES PLAN
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 May Obtain Insurance-Boy Rad ly Cut By Piecs of Mstal-ltems. With graduation exercises over the members of the Plainvills high school class of 70 are now making plans for their future careers. Many of the 2: sraduatss plan to continue their studies in higher institutions of learning. A large number intend to work for a year and then enter college.
 Those planning to enter college in the fall are as follows: Anna Cole man. New Britain State Normal school: Walter 0srke. Wesleyan: Howard Purdy. Aurora: James Simpson. IT,. Morse Business col- lege: Ruth Tyler. Connecticut Agri- cultural college: Abbie Usher. Con- necticut College for Women: Esth.r Snsideman,. school for organ. and Joseph Johnson. commercial school. Ruth Lewis may also enter college this fall.
 Among those who are planning to work | year before entering college are: Robert Dsesan, Nickolaa Pini- ola and Katherine Grabowski Miss Grabowski may possibly enter the New Britain State Normal school this fall.
 The careers planned by the rest of the members of the class are as follows: Martin Conlon, wholesale drug house; Vivian Davis. office, possibly nurse training in the fall: Dorothy Ives. office: Carl Peterson, New Departure office; Lucy Rap. acky, office work: Nelson Royce. radio: Doris Spencer. office: Con. stance Vicinus, office: Anna Rusczyk office, and Earl McGibbon, unde. cided.
 To Leave Hospital It was reported by authorities al the New Britain General hospital ,o- day that James Reynolds, 63, oi Naugatuck. who was injured in an automobile accident near the Plain- ville le-southington town line on May l9. would be discharged during the day and allowed to return to his home in Naugatuck. It was stated that MT. Reynolds had greatly i'm proved although he is still in weak condition. Reports that he is in a critical condition arc entirely er- roneous.
 l He was q passenger in an auto mobile with William Nixon and Mic hael Cullen. both of Naugatuck. which crashed into q truck owned i by Frank Amodio of Elm street New Britain. resulting in the in. stant death of Mir. Cullen. Reynolds suffered . fractured collarbone and broken ribs in the accident.
 At trial held in the Plainville court last Saturday morning, Am. odio was bound over to superior of Peace Merritt o. Ryder on q of Peace Merritt o. Ryder on q charge of criminal negligence. Nixon was discharged from the same count.
 Court Sesst0n
 Edward Vincelitto of 20 Mitchell street. New Britain, charged with operating an automobile without an operators license. was lined 1lI and cost by Justice of Peace Mer. rit 0. Ryder in court this morning at g o'clock. The fne amounted tc S24.5o. He was arrested by Con. stable George Schubert.
 A charge of reckless driving against Edward Simmons of Bristo was changed to one of violation ot the rules Of the road and he Wal fined S5 and costs.
 Simmons was arrested Sunday evening after he had figured in q collision with Henry J. 0wiazda oi New Britain and Peter Dezine oi Fitchbur6. Mas. Gwiazda and De- sine appeared in court as witnesses The court ruled that the case WA one for civil action rather than criminal
 Government Insurance World War veterans are reminded that they can still secure govern. ment insurance at a very moderate cost if they have ever been eligibl. to apply for it and are now in good health. The government is offering
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