The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-01

To the plauditS of the youthful phil osophers who were liberated for the pleasures of the vacation period, the public schools closed Wednesday aft ernoon for the summer intermission. The new. term begins Tuesday morn ing. September 13.
 There was no formal observance in any of the buildings. both teachers and pupils being fatigued after the stress of examinations, and a session of less than thirty minutes was held, during which reports were distributed, promo tions announced. honor certificates awarded and diplomas granted to pu- pills completing the eighth grade
 In the Black Rock school. Miss Julia Levi, principal. graduated her entire closs. eight in number, a class large in proportion to the size of the school, which is one of the smallest in the city, Certificates were presented as follows: Room 8, (Grade VIID, Thom- as Watson: Room 7. Agnes Johnson; Room 6, Raymond Coe; Room 5, Henry Du Bret; Room 4, Clinton Coe: Room 3, Helen Anderson; Room 2. Eva Lar sen; Room 1, Madeline McCone.
 Washington school ten rooms under the principalship of Miss Mary Wal ker, graduated nineteen eighth grade pupils with clear records; another child has not yet completed the examina- tions.
 The graduates from Washington are Emanuel Brosler, Anna Berggren, Robert Bogen. Lucy Chamberlain. Frank Craig Arthur Clifford, Herman Freedman, Frederick Graves. Edward Fitzpatrick, Ruth Hoey, Elliott Logan, Samuel Lefkowitz. Joseph Miller Ed ward O'Nen. Oscar Proctor. Helen Rosenthal, Daniel Saltman. Grace Schwerdtle. and Helen Weiss
 Certificates of honor were distribut- ed in this building as follows: Room 10, Helen Rosenthal,- Grade VIID; Matilda Wiener. Grade -VID. Room g, Israel Wishengrad; Room s. Martha Johnson; Room T. Margaret Casey; Room 6,~~Franeis Maloney; Room D. Katharine Monahan; Room 4. Henry Hart; Room 3. Ida Kundert: Room 2, Helen Sebriske; Room 1, Margaret Laidlaw.
 Maplewood school, comprising twen- ty-one occupied rooms, the largest eighth grade school in the city. grad uated thirty-one pupils from a class recipient of the certificates in the high est room.
 Shelton school. a fourteen room building supervised by Warren w. Porter sent out twentytwo graduates; six more pupils are to finish their ex- dmln6ClOnS IdCoF- Mel1lDSTS Ol lHlS class are Ruth Anderson, Susan An derson, Edward Anton, Leila Barnum, Ruth Berger, Ida Bowers. Hilda Chris tianson, Agnes Clampett, Minnie Fried berg, Lydia Goldstein. Ethel Gross hans LeRoy Jerman, Marion May, Gabriel MoscovitZ, Victor. Moulton, El sic Robb, Esther Rooney Benjamin Smith, Ellsworth Speer, Clifford Wal ters, Rose Wishengrad.
 The certificates of honor were given to the following pupils: Room If, Ruth Anderson; Room 13, Beatrice Harri- gan; Room F. Leola Stegeman; Room II, Laurette Staedler; Room 10. Lizzie Teasdale- Room g. Helen Rooney; Room 8, Daisy Watkins: Room 2, How ard Hargrove; Room 6. Ruth Wason; Room 5, Josephine Foehrenbach; Room f. Minnie MacCartie; Room 3. Hazel No certificate was presented in Room 1, a class of beginners
 Clinton Avenue school. with four regular grade rooms aside from the Normal practice department, graduated eighteen pupils from the eighth grade room taught by Miss Clarke-Ruth AL word Esther Clauder Phoebe Coles, Harold Cooney. Cleora Groves. Doro- thy Lauder. Laura LaBrecque, Thom- as McCaul, Natalie Middlebrook Mel lie Parker, Joseph Rakatzky. Minnie Rakatzky, H. B. Ray, Jr.. Alice Saw age, Albert Stefanko, Stella Thibault, Elsa Wendler and Lillian Wilson Miss Wilson received the certificate of hon. or for scholarship department and at tendance.
 Lincoln school. comprising eighteen rooms under the supervision of Robert