New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN BOYS WILL USHER AT YALE GAMES About 10 Per Cent of Total Enrolled for Two Contests From “Hardware City"” Approximately ishers at the Y Army, and Yale-Harva be chosen from New Britain, it is earned from Leonard R. Nixon, who was delegated by the a fon of Yale to furnish 80 ushers )r games. Numbered among the eral boys from the Senior Central Junior High schools and several men who are not attending school. ~Mr. Nixon, himself, is one of the head ushers at the games. The boys will make the trip to New Haven Saturda bus, train and private cars and to be on hand at 11:45 o'clo The list follows: Fred Mengliani John Higgins, Douglas Harwood Arthur Didrazo, Kenneth Roder, Melvin Hall, He Recano, Alex Darward Grafe, Seymour < Cortiss, Milton T Walter Rursa, Manuel Clark, T inn, Thomas Joseph . Trancis ald Lynch, George Edward nt of the , Yale- list are sev- Matrazzo, Ionald Halls ‘ohn Deming Curtiss, a n Croll, E Copeland, Loren er Herrman, Herbert zrne Brown, Bah Moore, David Swift, son, James O'Brien coli, John Tobin, Kemaz Johnston, ( Salvatore Mingliani, Theodore Garlick, chick. 2 hn, Halsey Jdward Wil Dominic Soc ando Carozzo, les Newton, Henry Hall, Edward Fra 1 games will | tic asso- | and | e expected | gat, | Halloran, | NEW BRITAN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926. |Clinton ~ Goodwim, Willlam Helm, | | Paul Graesser, Howard May, Fred | Dadario, G Philip l\‘,i‘[‘vv]'. Milton Harold MAPLE HILL NEWS Gr Paul Koether, About 80 people were present at | » | the guest night banquet and enter- > Central Junlor tainment given last evening by the Alfred Dixon, y 3 | Woman's Club of Maple Hill in the Harold Hultberg, | parish house of the Newington Con- 2 Sidney Rayno, Ar-|grogational church. The thur Barkman, Everett Hill, Frank | v F Elllott, Mrs, Ernest Fill. | Thomas, Robert Wright, Edward | Mist B Hanceck vdlbo b Faith s Herms ¥ Oh- 1 g \Winship regeived the son, Joseph Potts, Edward Smith, | oo enapel whish was seitiny den | david Wicande ne ito! ikal- 2 il Seoad David Wicander..and Vitold Mikal- | orateq with autumn and | ouskas. d s sk | nowers. During the bane Mrs. | | E. B. Proud president of the | | club, welcomed the guests and in- [troduced the toastmaster, William F. | | Middlemas. As a toast to the men, | Mzs. R. ( ldwin read Kipling's “Kim.” L. L. Harding cleverly re- James Barber, David Kaplan, s more. | s, guests in | Char! He State Park Commission Elects Official Staff rtford, Conn., Oct. 14 (A—The state park and forest commission | “:‘o‘d' ]_I(r'r:nn'rh meeting here ¥eS-|sponded to the toast to the ladies liaga) (aeENobn SRandig e the | \(hile Harry Howard was both witty following of for the coming|, toast to tha o1l | vear. 1 A | President seeretary. erious in Follow the banquet, a very nent was furnish- cd by Harold S. Winship, t ist, Henry Volozo of Ha of land known as|ist, Mrs. L. Kinsley, acc he town of Groton for| Miss Frances Mather of Hartford, sed. The|reader and by Rev. Samuel Fiske, s about 600 acres pastor of the Berlin Congregational | e on the sound church who spoke on con the coming legisla ope as he th appropriation for the elling through different The tract belongs to the | countries this past summer. | Gardiner estate, | sk The board e-| Mrs. E. B. 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