New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
EMPLOYES RECEIVE CHRISTMAS BONUS
Trumbuu Firm GiYS Blta
 Weeks Pay to Workers
4SS PERFECT RECORDS
Many Children Had 100 Per Cent Atta0dance-Raider Find Stiu h Opesati0a-P. o. Closed Tomor. Fow-Christmas EAcrcises,

Employes in the Trumbull Elec- tric Mig. Co. factory today are re. joicing in the possession of 2 Christ mas bonus. which took the form of an additional weeks pay for all who have beea employed by the concern for six months or more and of . half weeks pay for those who have worked 1t the plant for . shorter period. This generous bonus will af. feet approximately $50 men, Super. intendsnt Ralph L. Seymour stated today. and was given ts the men in their pay envelopes for last week. Another 100 persons, employed in the office, will receive similar gifts when they are paid at the end of the present week.
 For the past two or three years the Trumbull concern has given q Christmas bonus to tts office staff, but this Is the first Christmas that the practice has been extended to the factory workers.
 The giving of this bonus. Mir. Sey. mour stated. will not affect the GUS. tom Of the factory in giving a weeks vacation. with pay. each summer to each factory enploye who has work ed at the factory for ten ysars or more.
 4S3 Perfect in Aitendanne
 A total Of l3S children were per. feet in their school attendance for the term which began in September and closed Friday. it was announced today by the school department. i There were 64 one hundred per centers at the high school 50 in Grades z and s. S5 at the. Linden street school, and 334 at the Broad street school. Perfect attendance" means not only lack Of absences, but also no tardy marks or excuses. Those who achieved this perfection are the following:
 Nigh and Junior High Schools
 Seniors: Oscar Johnson. Earl Me- Gibbon, Howard Purdy. Anna Cole man. Doris Spencer. Abbie Usher. Juniors: Herbert Cheetham, Fred. crick Wagner. Marion Livingston, Gertrude Cullen. Helen Chotkowski, 1 Theresa Dillon. Adelaide Hill.
 sophomores: Charles Buell.. Mel- win Hadheld. Frederick Tyer, Ana lueo Villardi. Arthur Dalke, John Melechinshy. Louis Olson. Alexander Pattison. David Smith. Alice Cullen, Laura Naaman, Wilhelmina Strung Helen Washington. Margaret Weber.
 Freshmen: Edwin Holden, Cas- mier Laskowski, Lee Williams, Flor ence Coons. Anna Faniolo, Olive McBurney. Mildred Okenquist. Violet Noisart. Howard Burges, Harold Clarke, John LeVasseur. Howard Smith. Albert Sturgeon, Charles Tolli. John Trevisan. Eleanor Cas- ciello, Antoinette Catucci. Charlotte Day, Eva Massey, Susan Miller. Ger aldine Pendlebury. Mildred Smith. Russell Smith. Earle Yeamans. Louise Brastow. Elizabeth Coleman, Jean Gillis, Grace Weber.
 Grade VIII: Alden Keeling. Albert Miller. Flavia Benjamin. Eleanor Cottrell. Mabel Datoli. Rose Fortuna. Anna Melechinsky. Dorothy Sey. nour, Rose Fillardi Joseph Gnazzo Ernest Griswold. Lloyd Holden, Ar. thur Massey. Daniel Margonelli Robert Calver. Robert Fox. Stanley kacymarczyk. Helen Ciecierski. Ad- julio DGiacomo, Olga Kushmider Millie Lonso, Frances Summers. Celia Yacobellis. Jean Fortuna. Harriet Smith, Nellie Youcis.
 Grade VII: Edward Scranton Ralph Corlett, Frederick Lackey Albert Santucci. Alice Alum. Elean. or Bartlett. Inez Naaman. Florence Richmond. Florence Widger. Shirley Woodins. Tony Gusrriere, Rocco Passante Clare Salmon, Virginia Boliver. Grace Casciello. Elizabeth Fantolo. Doris Furrey. Ethel Gomne Mary Kata, Jennie Lackey. Flora