New Britain herald., 1929-02-22
Bristol News
DIPLOMAS AWARDED
 ID NIGHT STUDENTS
t2S Receive Certificates Many
 Prizes Won by Pupils
MARINE LAMP co. ELECTS

MARINE LAMP co. ELECTS William Calder Again Heads Forest
 Sillc COncern-Elks Nominate Of-
 ficers-Tateo Hit by Auto-Endecs
 Clash Tomorrow Night.
 Sixty-five pupils in the adult Eng fish class and 5S members of the vo- cational classes of the Bristol eve ming schools were awarded certifi- cates at the annual graduation exer- cises held last evening in the audi torium of the South Side school Arthur A. Barnes chairman Of the evening school committee and a member of the board of education presided. The certificates were pre- sented by Karl A. Reiche. superin- tendent of schools.
 The principal speaker of the eve ming was Miss Luella Leslie. directo of adult education in Watertown. A mintrel show. with Eugene Giam- matteo, instructor of the mathe. matics class, in the role of inter- locutor. was presented with the fol lowing personnel: Endmen, Thomas Peace Harry Fiorillo. Steven Lase- vic and Albert Benoit; accompanist Miss Honor Randall. teacher ol music in the public schools; chorus Henry Numrich., Earl E. Atwood Marvin A. Pratt. Walter Spadiinske Clifford s. Russell. James Levins | Theodore Kelley, Armand Poulin | Maurice Desfosses, Louis Bettie. ant I Einar Larson.
 Presentations Made
 | For perfect attendance at the [; evening school sessions. the following pupils were presented with a copy o 'The Life of Abraham Lincoln" b, Lord Charnwood. and the stat, D. A. R. medal: Flavia Anne Te treault. Hialmer Chellberg, Alber Panton. Pauline Zurell, Edmund Willequez, Alfred Labell. Leopold Houle. and Alexander SpiegeI. Tn, presentations were made by Mrs Morton c. Treadway. regent 0 Katherine Gaylor chapter, D. A. R
 Gold pieces to the following. win ners in each grade in the essay con test on tho subject, "The Kind o Men and Women This Countr! Needs" were presented by Mrs. B w. Case. president of the Bristo chapter Of the w. C. T. t.: Begin ners. Alfred Ceccarelli; intermediate class. Sarah Appel: advanced class Frank Johnson. The following re ceived honorable mention: Begin ners class, Pasquale Cassina an Gunnar German: intermediate class Alfred Labell and Mrs. Zabel: ad vanced. Alphonse Roy and Fredof Johnson.
 Marie Doyon. Albert Johnson am George Loignon. all members of tn beginners class. were each presente' with two dollar and half gol pieces for having shown eXceptiona progress during the past term.
 The exercises which were attend ed by approximately. 300. wer brought to close with the sing ing of several songs by the Englis classes under the leadership of Mis- Lela O'Connell, teacher in charge c the English classes and for the pas several years an instructor at tn Yale summer school in New Haven. National Marine Elects
 The following directors were re elected at the annual meeting of tn stockholders of the National Marin Lamp company, held in the compan offices in Forestville yesterday aft ernoon: N. Hjalmar Geruldser Alexander Harper, William A. Hayel Arthur N. Manross. William Calder. William J. Malone. Charle R. Riley. Geo. ge S. Beach. Henry W Armstrong. J. Ernest Andrews. At subsequent meeting of tn directors. officers were reelected q follows: President. William P. Cal der: vice president, Arthur N Man ross; vice president and geners manager, Henry w. Armstrong treasurer. N. Hjalmar Geruldser secretary. William J. Malone.
 Fire Board Meeting
 Acting Mayor William A. Haye presided at the monthly meeting ( the board of fire commissioners hel last evening in the absence from th city of Mayor w. Raymond Crumi
 Due to the absence from the mee ing of Commissioner W. s. lngrs ham. chairman of the committe appointed by Mayor w. Raymon Crumb to select site for the pro posed relocation of Engine Compar No. ?, no report on the progre. : made by the committee was avai able. The possibility of deferrir the relocation plans for anotht year was discussed informally but [ action was taken.
 Some time ago site owned r the New Departure Manufacturir company of Tcrry,ille avenue w favorably considered by the si' committee. and at that time a pric