New Britain herald., 1930-06-16

handlers all the way to the police station where he was locked up in a cell. During the afternoon he sang, and, with the coming of a fel- 10" prisoner, St Pierre, argued for the remainder of the night.
 Man is Injured
 Alex Rode of 93 Sixth street, East Bristol, is in the Bristol hospital as the result of being struck by an automobile operated by Anton J. Ronalter of 39 Williams street on Broad street at 10:45 o'clock last night, The accident occurred in the vicinity Of Emmett street.
 Rode was taken to the Bristol hospital by Fred Helring of West street, whose car was proceeding in back Of Ronalter's. and examined by Dr William H. Flynn. The man sustained two fractured ribs and a rrulsed eye. the examination dis closed Ronalter was not held al- though he was asked to appear at police headquarters this morning. The case was continued until July 1 by the prosecutor
 Drivers Settle
 A civil settlement was effected in the case of Annette 4. Guertin of 62 Prospect street and Fred W. Kon- opas of Dr. Norris place. whose cars locked lenders at Pierce's bridge in East Bristol at 2:o5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Miss Guertin, it is reported. was without an operators license at the time of the accident but was driving under instruction Of Harold W. Sutton of 72 Douglas street, Hartford.
 The Guertin machine was going today Forestville as the Konopas car proceeded from under the bridge in the direction of Lake Compounce. The car lenders met at the june tlon and were slightly damaged. 1 Officer Anthony Greisner, who in- vestigated, told the drivers 10 ap- pear at police Headquarters this morning.
 Permits Issued
 Building permits were issued by the superintendent Of public works today to Cosmo Vacca Of Terryville road to build a three-car garage for J. B. Sessions of 101 Bellevue av- enue at S7 Queen street at an es- cost of s2000: and 10 Sal vatore Fantasia Of SIS Park street k Willis street at an estimated cost l ct s25.
 Spiritualists Meet
 Officers of the Compounce splri- ! -ualists' society will be elected for 1 the year at q picnic and seance to | be held at Lake Compounce Wed ,esday afternoon. A program of entertainment is being arranged by supervising committee.
 Catholic Children Graduate
 Fifty-one pupils of St. Annes and St. Joseph's parochial schools were yesterday when colorful exercises were held at the respective churches and diplomas and prizes were awarded, A class of 33 pupils were graduated from the last named school, and IS from the first named. Rev. Walter McCrann of South Mer- den delivered an address, No Vic ory Without Labor" al St. Joseph's 'hurch, and Rev. F. x. Chicoine, 'urate of St. Anne's church. deliver d an address at the graduation ex- rcises of his school.
 The St, Anne's school graduating lass was made up of the following tudents: Francis Brown, Dorothy Ii 4eBeau. Oredor Martel Arthur Le- asseur, Medard Lagasse, Walter flyers, Helene Tracy, Grace Gui- nond, Lima Roussel, Florence Dou- iuette, Simonne, Tprcotte Emil | fartin, Jeanette Girardin. Rita forin, Eva Daigneault, Raymond l 'hagnon, Beatrice Nadeau and 1arie Nadeau, { The following were graduated { rom St. Joseph's Armand J. Beau ; ar, Catherine NJ Beaucar. Eileen ] Beauoar. Helen E. Breene, Joseph i :. Cronkhite. John J. Connolly, { 'ladys M. Culliton, Gladys E. De- 1 lers, John S, Driscoll John L. | 'rury, Charles F. Engles, Thomas ( ,. Griffin, Lillian A. Grace. Rose M. ( iarrisan, John T, Harrigan, Mary S /. Hayes, Elizabeth NJ. Hurley, Ed ard J, Johns, Leona M. Kelly. Ray Y ,ond J, kllby, Veronica NJ. King, l ohn J Lynch, Florence ". Mur- hy, William J. McGillicuddv, Mary