New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 11

GRADUATION DAY AT ST. JOSEPHS 05 Boys and Girls Receive Diplomas June 19 The graduation exercises of St. Joseph's & fochial school will be held Sur'”ay afternoon, June 19, at 2:30 o'cl zk at Bt. Joseph's church. The gracuating class students: Lewis Patrick Albert, Charles Francis Brennan, Kenneth Willlam Burkhardt, Willlam Joseph Lyon, Walter Stephen Mahoney, John Henry McCabe, Henry Joseph Mercure, Wallace Andrew Smith, Mary Grace Chiatavalloti, Catherine Anna Coyle, Alice Veronica Dawson, Catherine Eleanor Glannottino, Mary Gertrude Grace, Grace Martina Luddy, Mary Rita Manca-ella, Mar- guerite Mary McCann, Elizabeth Margaret McCann, Elizabeth Mar- garet Miller, May Eva Miller, Vir- ginia Joan Murray, Margaret Mary Roosa, Marguerite Leona Routhier, Dorothy Mary Sundberg, Irene Viv- ian Suzio, and Agnes Mary Talbot. Officers of the class are John Hen- ry McCabe, president; Grace Martina Luddy, vice president; Virginia Joan Murray, secretary, and Willigm Jo- seph Lyons, treasurer. The program has been announced ; as follows: Processional. Litany of the Sacred Heart Venl Creator. Address to Graduates. Class Song—Praise to the Sacred Heart. Presentation of Diplomas. Distribution of Diplomas. Distribution of Scholarship prizes. Act of Consecration by the Class. We Leave Thy Shrine, O Mother | Cherished. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment. At the End of a Perfect Year— | Charles Hagearty. Ave Maria—Charles Hagearty. Recessional. The class mottor is: Live.”” The class colors are od! rost and silver. The class flower is the American beauty rose. “In Christ Wi John Rodmeyer Run Dm\n‘ And Injured by an Auto Greenwich, June 10 (®—John Rodmeyer, dean of Connecticut newspapgqrmen and founder of the Baldhead club of Ameiica was suf- fering today from injurles received when he was struck last night by an automobile operated by Cha Johnson of Port Chester, Y nature of the injuries h not be determined but it was feared t were internal. Johnson was r ed under $250 bond on a reckl driving charge. DOESN'T WANT BREAK. Belgrade, Jugoslavia, June 10 (P— | The Albanfan minister to Jugos has been instructed by his go ment to withdraw from this capi it was stated definitely here tod: The minister, however, previou had announced that he would refuse to obey an order to withdraw and | had advised his country not to break relations with Jugoslavia. We Manufacture For You Direct From Our Own Factory Without the Middleman’s Profit SUITS Season’s Smartest 100% All Wool Newest Styles—Newest Shades Sizes to Why Buy Sale Stuff At Higher Prices? Sale-time has arrived. merchandise. price—$16.50. Hot Weather Clothes on Display PRINCETON CLOTHES FOR MEN ~ YOUNG MEN 352 Main Street Stores in Leading Cities includes 25| Every store is sailing with sale PRINCETON HOLDS NO SALES—one price all year round. 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When she finally reached the jetty, she collapsed in a dead faint and after regaining consclousness walked two miles in bare feet over sharp rocks to the lighthouse where | |her cries for help attracted atten- | tion. Fishermen then brought back the drifting yacht to the harbor. MARCONI T0 BE MARRIED Civil Ceremony on Sunday While Church Rites Are to Take Place | on Wednesday. | | Rome, June 10 (A—Senator Wil- | liam Marconi, wireless inventor, will | be married here Sunday by civil | ceremony to Countess Maria Chris- tinia Bezzi-Scala. The ceremony will b3 performed by Prince Iotenziani, royal governor of Rom®. | The religious ceremony will be held next Wednesday at the Church |of Santa Maria Degli Angeli, the |same church wher the King and Queen of Italy were married. the Bezzi-Scala family, to which | | representatives of royalty, the nobil- | |ity and scientific leaders have been | Senator Marcont's martiage to the | Honorable Beatrice O'Brln, daugh- | ter of the late Baron Inzhiquin, was | | annulled early this year by the Rota | Tribunal. Announcement of his be: | {trothal to the Countess Bezzl-Scala | | tollowed last month. Her family be- | . |longs to the papal aristocracy. | JUMPS INTO LAKE | Mass., June 10 (P— | e J. 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