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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
BINGHAM PREDICTS
INCREASE IN TAXES
Senator Believes Revision
Probably Unavoidable at
Next Congress.

Increase Of taxes at the coming ses-
sion will probably be unavoidable, ac-
cording to Senator Hiram Bingham,
Republican, of Connecticut, member OF
the Senate Finance Committee.
= Senator Bingham, who came here at
the invitation of the White House to
go to the Rapidan as the week end
guest of President Hoover, pointed out
that the Treasury deficit is increasing
and he does not believe 1t feasible to
continue to meet it by borrowing.
Even with an increase of taxes, he be-
lieves some borrowing will be necessary.
Still Urges Tax Revision.
The Connecticut Senator declared
anew for a revision of the income tax
rates all along the line Not only
would he raise the rates in the upper
brackets, but he would lower the ex-
emptions and broaden the base. In
addition he would impose sales taxes
on luxuries.
Senator Bingham last Summer STIR
red up widespread discussion and con-
troversy by a announcement in favor
of making income taxes more inclusive
and lowering exemptions. He en-
countered no little criticism, but stood
to his guns. He continues to take the
same position He maintains 1t Is not
well to raise taxes from only a limited
number of wealthy people.
Stand Held Significant.
Senator Bingham, In view Of the de-
pletion of incomes in recent months
feels that merely to raise the higher
brackets Of the income tax would bt
disappointing in respect Of revenues
and would not raise anywhere neal
what the Government needs. He holds
the inheritance tax should be left tc
the States.
It Is considered significant that
while some Of the Republican leaders In
Congress are opposing tax revision
Senators Bingham and David A. Reed
two leading Republican members OF
the Finance Committee, look on tau
revision as something which cannot
well be escaped when Congress meets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
japanese Maids Hiking.

Determined to be in on all the modern
ideas, young women Of Japan are taking
up hiking, and are reported to be more
ardent than feminine pedestrians of
many other countries. The japanese
maidens, the Summer School of Oriental
Culture at Toxic. was recently informed,
stin venerate Mount Full, but they are
quite capable OF climbing it with KNAPP
sacks on their backs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
ROCKEFELLER FAILS
/ TO CELEBRATE BIRTH
Rain interrupts Usual Activity of
Tarrytown, N. Y, Native
Who Made Millions.
r. IN. Associated Press.

t. the Associated Press.
TARRYTOWN. N Y, September IS.
For the first time since he got the
humble Job that started him on the
road to fabulous riches rs years ago,
John d. Rockefeller, ST., today failed
TO celebrate the anniversary. His normal
daily routine of golf and auto riding
on his Pocantico Hills estate was inter-
rupted by rain.
1t was on September 26, 1855, that
Mr.. Rockefeller, then an ambitious lad
of i6, landed q job as assistant book
keeper with the produce frm Of Hewitt
g. Tuttle in Cleveland, Ohio. He had
tramped the streets from am. until
pm. every day for six weeks before
he settled himself on his high stool in
the companyIs warehouse on the lake
front.
When he took that first job,
Rockefeller did not know what his
salary was TO be. At the end of three
months he received $50, with which he
laid the foundation for perhaps the
largest fortune ever amassed by one
individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
BALL|ST|CS SCORED
IN QUINN DEFENSE
Trial for Girls Staying Brings
Challenge of Gun
Expert.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWKIRK. Okla. September &c.
Wrangling over ballistics involving the
pistol and shells the State alleges were
used by the slayer of Jessie and Zexia
Griffith. sister school teachers OF Black
well. Okla, occupied much time today
in the trial of Earl Quinn, charged with
the crime
Tells OF Finding Bullet.
DR.. Seth Wizard. State ballastics ex-
pert, denied under defense cross exami-
nation that he had examined bullets
taken from the bodies of seven men
killed in Chicago three years ago in the
st. Valentines day massacre, and that
from his evidence the district attorney
had refused to bring indictments.
Wizard testified that a bullet found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
Women Only in Air Meet.

What Is believed to be the first air
meeting for women ever held was OPEN
ed recently by the Duchess of Bedford
at Swell, England. 1t was sponsored
by the Northamptonsf1ire Aero Club
and invitations were sent to every flying
club in America and Europe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27

Stag Leaps Over Motor Coach.
Tourists visiting Minehead, England,
recently, got an extra thrill while view
ing the Doone Valley when stag hunt
ed by the Devon and Somerset Stag
hounds leaped over their sightseeing
motor coach. The coach had been
stopped to enable the passengers to
watch the hounds. Suddenly the stag
broke cover and jumped from one field
to another over the heads of the
tourists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
Historic Inn Burned.

Six families were rendered homeless
as the result of fire in the famous
Carron Inn, Falkirk, Scotland, recently.
The building Is one Of the landmarks of
Scotland, and it was here that Robert
Burns, the poet, scratched on a window
pane with q diamond rebuke evoked
by his being refused admittance to visit
the Carron iron works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
His Eighth Escape Fatal.

Escaping seven times in five months
from prison at Kragujevatz. Jugoslavia,
Voljimir Mitch, serving three years for
theft was recaptured each time within
few days. When he made the eighth
attempt he was followed by wardens,
and when he refused TO obey the COM
mand to stop he was shot to death by
them
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12

Dorothy spratta, Claire stepney. Victor Albert, William Bormoiini, Serafino De Corso. Aidan Donahue, Albert Gusto, Ralph Miller, Harry Needham, Harry Van Horsten, Wil- liam Watts, Irving Shorkey.
 Grade 1F-Warren Bradley, Will bert Chatfield, Harland Christoffer- son, Fred Cianciola, Leslie Coley. Bobby Dugan, Homer Grenier, Billy Ritucci, Armand Spardone, Francis Slater, Leo Vadnais, Roger Voghel, Anthony Lo Schiayo, Fred Jaser, Doris German, Charlotte Kronvall, Catherine Masse, Gertrude Larson, Adele Munson, Lorraine Ney, Helen Root, Hazel Sugden, Bernice Sugden, Loretta Vadnais.
 Grade 1R-Rene Adams, John Bill lotti, Elmer Bouffard, Thomas Boyd, Joseph Carragher, John De Bischop. Buddy George, John Greco, Harry Grohs, Richard Murphy, John Pace, John Pennington, Robert Reher, Edward Wills, Lillian Boucher, Lor- .raine German, Mildred Kern, Mar jorie Nissan, Elinor Stills, Michelina Possemato.
 Kindergarten-Con German, Mary Gomez, Rose Herbert, Mary .Di Leone, Aida Mae Homes, Lorraine Sugden, Janice Stroble, Mary Jane Whitbeck, Mary Bowler, Raymond Adam, Irving Bradley, Frederick Cook, Carmello De Corso, Lincoln Fried, Ernest Kronvall, Raymond Voghel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
BUNKER HILL SCHOOL

The honor roll for April for Bunker Hill school includes:
 Grade sc = Lillian Rotella 96.7, Robert Lowell 93.2, Margaret Sheehy 92.5. Franklyn Finnan 92, William Kurtz 91, Elizabeth Brophy 90, Eleanor Cooke 90.
 Grade 3B - John Dixon 94.6. Hazel Durner 93.7. Werner Larson 92.9. Ruth Boylan 92.4. Robert Lewis 92.3, George Garfield 92.1. Lucille Copeland 90.3, Raymond Wilson 9O
 Grade 4G = Helen Pritchard 97, Richard Beadle 96.8, Norman Earn: lof 96.S, Glenna Francis 94.6, Mar jorie Usher 93.6, Jack Thursf1eld SIS, Norma Berluti 91.6, Frederick Irving 91.6, Everett Beeman 90.6, Celesta Pertilla 90.
 Grade AS - Walter Angle 96.2. Anson Stocking 95, Anthony Prifty 94, Howard Horton 93, Norman Le Vigne 92, Barbara Walters 91, Julia Brickett 90.S.
 Grade 5K = Patricia Sage s5S. Emile Fitzpatrick 95.6, George Fillmore 94.6, Joseph Lister 93.6, Ruth Ringenberg 93.2 Marion Her Joseph DiVito 92.4, Morris Clark
 
 Jones 90.8, Edwina Fisher 90.6, Lil- Han Downes 90.2, Betty Bloom 90.
 Grade 5 F = William Brophy 93.4, Dorothy Lewis 93.4, Ruth Stro- berg 92.2, Millicent Leonard 91.
 Grade 6P - Gertrude Leary 98, Clara Malsch STA, Barbara LaVigne 94.6, Dorothy Webb 93.4, Norman Colvin 93, Josephine Della Camera 92.8, Waldo Plaisted 91.4, Alta Fan cher 90.6.
 Grade 6D = Barbara Chase 98.6, Silvio Berluti 96.6, Grace Bradley 95.4, Arnold Greenblatt 95.4. Lau- rette Hogg 95.4, Frederick Caligan 93.6, Mary Gunterman 91.
 Grade 7B George Prifty 95.6, Beverly Stocking 95, Helen Good drige 93.6, Ruth McIldowie 92.6. Barbara Usher 92.2, Molly Lusher J1.4.
 Grade IF = Marion Shattuck 94, Janet Smith 93.4, Lois Fenton 93.2, Jeanne LaVigne 92.S, Helen Jones 91.6, Francis Petrillo 91.4, Paul El- more 90.6.
 Grade SS = Barbara Kilduff 96.2. Cornelia Berluti 92.6, Robert Bailey 1922, Janet Thomas 91.6. Joseph Ciriello 90.6, Edna Sunderland 90.6.
 Grade 8W Ruth Webb 97.4, Dorothy Della Camera 96, Ruth Worden 92.6, Dorothea Engvall 91.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
'. News Of Local Schools = Honor Rolls And Perfect Attendance For Month Of April

, cogrono, Edward Crochetiere, Jo- seph Rossi, William Ranaudo, AL bert Boyle. Mary Varsalone, Jose phine Tartaglia. Frances D'Aquilla, Celestee Lawrence, Josephine Croce. Helen Shea, Ena Veneziano.
 Grade 6. room 13-Robert Ar ciero, Eleanor Ciarlone, Alma Ju- liano, Pearl Falzone, Genevieve Cipriano. Louis Damelio, Yolanda
 Bianchini, Louis Terri. Michael
 Maffia, America Lawrence, Agnes
 Jeglinsky, Amelio Mancini, Jennie Cipriano, Ruth Kerzner, Eileen
 Byrnes, Louise Damelio. Edward
 Fisher. Elmarine Arciero, Joseph Coppola, Rose Spada, Joseph Leone,
 Frank Infant. Erico Zaccaria, Mar
 jorie Root, Joseph Banda.
 Grade z. room 14-Patsy Chin
 nese, Rosario Ciminira, Amedio Colasanto, Joseph Drost, Fred Fall
 zone. Armanda Fisher, Frank Guer-
 rera, Michael Guida, Michael Guz-
 zardi, Gaetano Russo, Amelio Cat
 alina, Edith Barberi, Anito Cretel- | la, Mafalda Galli. Bernice Heisler,
 Marie Mariana, Rena Vanni, Clara Bianchini.
 Grade 8. room 16-Marie Arch TUduil, IOid DloHui' DiiuSAS Dl ondi, Antoinette Carissimi. Eldi Corri, Gertrude Cronan, Wilfred Dupre, Ambrose Desena, Celia Fer nandez, William Hunihan, Loretta Hunihan, Charles Dritzman, Mary
 Leone, Elsie Longo, Concetta Morea, Dorothy Migiliario, Betty O'Connell, Gerald O'Connell, Frank Perugini, Anna Pellino, Dominic Pannone, Angelina Russo, Louise Ranaudo.
 Adeline Spardone, Carmella Saroka,
 Mary Toscano, Frank Tronato, Helen Tuccillo, Lucy Tuolo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12

mond Boulanger, Theodore Burmeis- ter. Raymond Clark. Charles Cram call, Robert Barley, Harold Hill, Robert Holmes. Patsy Lombardo, Lewis Robinson, Edward Wihbey, Vincent Bosco, Mary Carragher, 1s- abel Charpentier, Grace Ferguson, Lucy Iacovino, Rita Payton, Ger trude Schnell, Jane Theroux, Dor othy Taylor.
 Grade 5B-Louis Butterworth. William Carew, Michael Casaly. Ralph Tyrrell, Adolph Vadnais. Ar mand Voghel, Thomas White, Mir fam Harris, Corinne Hickox, Nellie Scopino, Gertrude Stepney, Florence Lombardo, Barbara Matthews.
 Grade 5K-Donald Clark, Leonard Gaunt. Robert Knickerbocker, Wal ter Krous, Archie Mazziotte, Simone Adam, Grace Anderson, Adel Bois- vert, Elizabeth Boyd, Genevieve Der wis. Barbara Chamberlain, Cecelia Miller, Mary Rezodo, Alice Brochu.
 Grade 4B-Katherine Aitchison, Evelyn Bunker, Lois Bowling, Hilda Dressel, Viola Guisto, Mildred Iapa- luchi, Edna Matthews, Katherine Pecka, Muriel Rogers, Gertrude Royce, Mildred Stafstrom, Barbara Strobel, Bertha Vadnais, Airline Van Bomel, Eleanor Wilcox. Elbert Coley, Donald Dugan, Edward Had dad, Joseph Kennedy, Frederick Newell; Anthony Salcito, Wilfrid vadnais. Robert Watts.
 Grade 4R-Florence Andrew, Har- riet Anderson. Catherine Clark, Charlotte Christofferson, Joyce Ger man, Margaret Mitchell, Marjorie Miller, Louise Scopino, Alice Schmidt, William Baldwin, Joseph Cosgrove, James Bowling, Kenneth Farrow, Donald Harris, George King ston, Quentin Santoro, Theodore Schroaider, Mario Scionti, Anthony Spratta, Harold Stepney. Clayton Whitford, David De Lanoy, Peter Bosco. Gus Lo Schiavo.
 Grade 3F-Amie Boisvert, Charles Case, Louis D'Ambrose, Raymond Tenn. Alphonse Greco, Vincent Greco, Charles Munson, Earl Robin son. Joseph Scopino, Tony Scionti Walter Smethurst. Marshall Steele Hilaire Voghel, Francis Shorkey William Taylor, Augustine Bosco Barbara Carlin, Doris Guhring, Mil dred Karcher, Helen Mitchell, Bea- trice Perreault, Helen Ritucci, Lil- Han White, Bernice Prillwitz.
 Grade 3C-Arthur Baron, Ken meth Benoit. Raymond Boucher Robert De Bischopp. Walter Dressel John Gould, Stanley Heaton. Roger Kelly, William Kelly. John Lombar- do, James Meyers, Edward Pompeo Gordon Steer, Edward Seaward John laser, Elinor Charpentier. Le- ona Hellberg, Gisele Lessard. Doris I.unt. Barbara Peck, Ruth Phelan Eunice Reichenbach, Jeanette Vad- nais.
 Grade 2D-Robert Anderson, Mar shall Haddad, Richard Kruse, Julio Mucci, Lucien Perrault, Charles Pompeo. Gaston Hebert Solomon Hebert, Harold Wills, Edward Bees- ley Christine Andrew, Julia Bilotta, Jeannette Boucher, Marion Dinova, Anna George, Beatrice Machin, Ger aldine Stills, Helen Teach, Raffelina Lo Schiavo.
 Grade 2W - Marjorie German, Orissa German. Clara Smethurst.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
MERRIMAN SCHOOL

The honor roll for April for Mer- riman school includes the following pupils.
 Room 16 = Grade = Susan Ven tresca, Stella Malinowski, Elmarina Luzzi, Gertrude LaRosa, Anna Pol onics, Josephine Sorbo, Helen Barna Pasquale Carvalieri, Bertha Paoloni, Antoinette DiMaria, John Bijowski, Nicholas Palchick, Helen Droznick, John Semeraro, Mary Caviello. Room 15-Grade 7-Yvonne Du- mais, Lydia Wlasuk, Caroline Saran- drea, Joseph Petrucelli, Aldo Luzzi, Bertha Mrozinski, Michael Herno- witch, Antoinette D'Attilio. Walter Pernal, Grace Lasprosata, Albert Polci.
 Room 14-Gradc 7-Helen Bod ziack, George Faimali. Anthony Man zolli, Ida Yanetti, Louis Mastracchio, John Zastaury, Palma Semerara, Henrietta Pogodzienski, Frank Ol- lanski. 8
 Room 13-Grade 6--John McDon- aid. Anna Zainc. Katherine Volpi, Chester Grendzisiewski, Edith Luzzi, Albert Codianni, Warren Nocera, Michael Grego. Vito Lasalata, Stan- ley Prvsbz.
 Room 12-Grade G-Edmund Os- trowski, Alice Szmonowski, Statia Bodziack, Helen Opalenik, Angeline l Codianni, Michael Rielly, Victor Ren Zoni.
 Room 11-Grade z - Antoinette | Perrotta, Michael Ventresca. Livio Bonaldi. Concetta Mestracchio. Room 10-Grade N- Frederick Davino, Stanley Wolesniewski George Burns, Jennie Daloia Frank Renzon
 Room 9-Grade 4 - Stella Diset- tefano, Hedwig Komacki, Louise Porto Room S-Grade 4-Madeline Fus- co, Elvira Ianniruberto, Martha Os- trowski, Louise Sorbo. America Lis torti. Margaret Barra. Room 7-Grade 3 Mary Curzi Nellie Sorbo. Sadie Pizzola, Eleanor Dee. Lusftana Martins, Anthony Da- vino
 Room 6-Grade 3-Angelina Mol lica. Adeline DiStefana, Rose Velluc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
ANDERSON SCHOOL

Grade 8. Miss M. A. Corr's room Betty Maltby, Bernice Norton, Bar bara Maier, Adelaide Bauby, Alice Deissciiop, Dorothy Wooster Vir- ginia Kidney, Alice Bunnell.
 Grade 2, Miss l.. D. Carr's room Yolanda Calabrese, Norma Daniell, Madeline Cole, Gordon Schick, Hilda Lee, William Rosevear, Lena T Di Modugno, Alyce Bergamo. .fg
 Grade 6, Miss M.. ,, F. Rotella's room-Peggy Sanford, Mary Ellen Elwell, Amy Erk, Helen Thueni- mler, Betty Murphy, Armand Fish CT, Evelyn Wills, Josephine French, Lois SeeIey, Oliver Hales, Catherine Kiriako, Jeannette Theroux, Flor ence Petroccia.
 Grade 5, Miss M. H. Dwyer's room Gertrude Carew, Robert Hills, vlasta Bares, Dorothy Phillips, John Coolidge, George Reach, Roy Lock- hart, Lawrence Cole, Helen Marg- graff, Virginia Tappin, Mildred Cin- inera, Nancy Cottrell, Marion So- den.
 room-Jacqueline Yavecchia, Calvin Hubbard, Dorothy Kukas, Robert Riefe, George Gillespie, James Mur- phy, John Ogren, Eugene Kaplan, Eleanor Paparazzo, Doris DiModug- no, Lois Wheeler. 's
 Grade 3, Miss M. D. Kelleys room Doris Salston, Betty Woodland, Mary Raeburn, Lorrain Theroux, William Brandt, Janice Tappin, John Iannerberta, Robert Costigan, Alba Saturno, Dorothy O'Leary, Phyliss Essex, Laura DiPietro, Christopher Dundas, Lawrence King, Roy Kleist, Mildred Montello, Alvira Petroccia, Mario Carlone, Marjorie DiPietro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12

clio 90, Michael Mama %, EImarine AfcieroS e9, Joseph Banda sso xo- 'landa Bionchini se. Joseph Leone. Alma Juiiapo ss, Pauline Deluca 87 Frank Infapti e6, Pearl Falzone 6b, Edward Fisher ssb, Erico zaccaria 85. 1
 Grade 2, Room 14-Rubyi Petruc- ci 93, Mafalda Cali 92, MarieMaio- rano s2. Frank Spardone e2, Thom- as Ritucci 91, Patsy Chianese 91, Gaetano Russo 91, Rena Vanni 90, Lena Calvo 90, Romeo Barberi 89. Paul Merluzzi s8. Michael vGuida S7, Anita Cretella ST, Amelio Catalina S1, Amedio. Colasanto S6, &Armanda Fisher s8e, ,Domenica Cartocetti 85.
 X Grade S6, ,sRoonn 16Carmela Sar- olxa 96, Adeiine Spardone 96. Ger trude Cronan 94. Marie Archam- bault 9S, Ambrose DeSena 93. Yola iBondi 93, Dominic Pannone 93, Sophie Dinkoski 91, Mary Toscano 9O,. Charles Kritzman 90, James Damelio 90, Mary Leone 90, Helen Tucillio, 8S, Gerald O,Connell ST, Bartholomew Guiffre 87, Anna Gyr- usciko 87, Anna Pellino 86.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
RUSSELL SCHOOL

The honor roll of Russell school for April, includes:
 Grade 8 (95-1O0 per cent).--Mary Kelsey. r9O-95 per cent-Richard Dumsclnat, Howard Loeffler. Peter Kukanslxis, Lois Winter. $500 per cent t-Helen Reihl, Andrew Wylie. Margaret Brearton, Earl Barrett, James Gardner, Charles Galiada, Frances Dzinsly, Bernadette Schlag, David Noonan.
 Grade 2 (90-9S per cent)-Mar- gerry Donahue, Shirley Geghan. PhyI- lis wilkins, AldOna Zupnes Mary Malone, Shirley Rowley, John Cole. 85-90 per cent-Edward Pasl1ko. Guido Dapont, Mildred Galiada, Mary Capobianco, Gustav Reihl, June Trainor, Frederick Schuster, Ray mond Barnes.
 Grade 6 (90-95 per cent)-Helen Pagan, John Breithaupt. 85-9O per lcent-Frederick Wood, John liar mon.
 Grade 5 (s0-e5 per cent)-Eunice Spur, Lucille Kearl. ss-sO per cent-Lois Schneider. Olive Meyer. Dorothy Reihl, Rita Stollar, Walter Miller, Betty Bossel, Nancy Luddy, Marie Amici, Barbara Hoffman, Mary Santalucia.
 Grade 4 (90-95 per cent)-Ed- mund Wolkowski, Mildred Lam- phier, Kay Vollers, Frederick O'Rourke. Josephine Zupnes, Ed ward Forsell.. 85-90 per cent-Nor- ris Maher, Edward Carver, Anthony l SwitZ, Edgar Steward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
COLUMBIA SCHOOL

/. The Columbia school honor roll for the month of April inclues:
 Grade 8 B-95 or over, Jerome Weintein; 90 to 95- Jerome Korn- reich, Charles Lynch, Benedict Hausdorf, Billy Smith, Elsie Beck. ,85 to 9O-William Solomon, Char lotte Harrison, Eva Tata, Margaret Clark, Teddy Davis, Lena Adamek. { Grade 8, K-Mariam Solomon Dorothy Brandevein, Charles Feinn, Jane Flynn, Selma Kelman,-85 to 90-Ernest Jennes, Lora Erlanger, Esther Minte, John Monogan, Gladys Feinn.
 Grade z, J-95 or above, Edna Slater; 90 to 95, Lorraine McElli- gott. Jean Van Valkenburg,. Vivian Vineburg. Norma Cohen; S5 to 90, Anne Phclan, Marie Rassias, Harry Kamack, Jean Patman, Jean Rowell, Louise Williams, James Healey. . Grade .7,. M-90 to 95- Sylvia Stevenson. Mildred Jarvis, William Amberg. Margaret Libby, Robert Evans: 85 to 90--John Foster, Rev. .erley Parton, Leon Moushovitz, Ted Phillips. Betty O'Rourke. Frances Freedman.
 Grade 6 Ego to 95-Grihth BeQWOrtn, Helen LaLlmer, Audrey Smith, Faye Kelman, Barbara Neil son, Rutlege Parker Elloie Jeter; S5 to 90-John Kennedy. Mary Klein, Charles Dyson, Fred Storm.
 ., (90 to 95S) Grade C.
 Reuben Fucker, Doris Hayward, Lenora- Bromberg, Betty Barrows. Shirley Brandvein, Adele Wallach. Claude Parton.
 (S5 to 9Ofo)
 Robert Bronson. Victor Perriello, John Monzani, Edward Brennan, Nellie Passias.
 (9O to 95%) Grade "
 Marjorie Monagan, John Scully, Ned Daly, Ruth Greenberg. Elaine Gasser.
 (S5 to 9O%)
 Franis Fills, Florine Hitchcock Henry Minor, Mildred Root. Edith Phelan, Helen Zachares.
 (9O to 95%) Q Grade " G.
 Natalie Saltsman, Graham Borden
 (85 to 9O%)
 Billy. Neale,s Betty Mink, Ralph Armbrustcr, Jane McElligott
 (Abovc 9OEo) Grade 4 R .-.
 Audrey Schneer. Edwin Alexander
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
MALONEY SCHOOL

The honor roll for Maloney school for the month of April is as fol- lows:
 Grade 4, Room 1O-Edward Lon go 97, Leonard LaManna 95, Con- stantine DelaPietra 95, Carmella Crispino 96, Rose Paulella 95, Paul. inc Patrick 92, Concetta Greece 91, Tula Exarhou 90, Vincent Bombacci 90.
 Grade 4. Room ,12-Eliria Pani 91.. Frank Fisher 90. Margaret Gab- orcik S8, Dalia Salvatore 87, James Brunelli 85.
 Grade 5. Room 11--Licinio Mar ucci 90, Domenica Veneziano 88, Edith Rosen s7, Arthur oemcke S7. Millie Stagnitta ST, Edith Terri 85.
 Grade 5, Room s4vincent Lom- bardo 95, Mario Ferri 93, Oddo Vag- mini 91. Mary Fitzpatrick S9, George Unaris S8, Mario Vanni S7. Jane Adams S6 Anna Teuber S6, Lucy Perugini S5, Salvatrice Zappul- Ia S5, Mary Burgio S5. r
 Grade 6, Room 15-Madeline Des- ena 94, Salvatore Lantiere 93. Viola Petrucci 93. Daniel Rinaldi 92, Jos eph Runividge 91, Margaret Cor don 90. Edward Crochetiere- 89, Mary Varsalore SS. Frances D'Aquil- Ia 88. Helen Shea. 87. Mary Andolina S7. Celeste Lawrence 86. Athela Cyr 86. Michael Mascarelli S5, Ena Ven cziano 85, Ralph Chionese S5.
 Grade. C. Room 13-Fifi Guida 96. Ruth kerzner 94, Alfonso Ruzzo 92. Eleanor Ciarlone 91. Robert Ar- cierO 91, Louis Terri 91, Louis Dam- ci, Pearl Muccina. Helen Doomev, Ralph Lasprogata. Stanley Grynick, Celeste OuicrOra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-12
HENRY s. CHASE SCHOOL

The perfect attendance for April at Henry s. Chase school includes:
 Grade SW-Mary Hickox, Ivy Needham, Dominic Lombardo, Ralph Romano, Robert Dobrick, Joseph Rizzuto. Violet Nordstrom, Gertrude Foley, Myrtle Newell, Thomas Uhlik, Michael Dervis, Mary Marrone, Ro- land Boucher, Beatrice Spratta, Gay Greer.
 Grade 7G-Alfred Casaly, Parker Fleming, Howard Gaunt, Tony Guis- to, Frederick Hardwick, Edward Warrington, Margaret Beers, Lillian Dobrick, Josephine Iapaluchi, Fran ces Kern, Shirley Roberts, Claire Slater, Mary Smethurst, Doris Step ney, Grace Wootton.
 Grade 7L-Robert Albert, Ray mond Biron, George Gilson, Virginia Grenier, Alden Hawley, Dorothy Hansen. Howard Heaton, Fred Hen nion, Vincent Iacovino, Virginia Ja- cobson, Rose Kingston. Agnes Lar son, Helen Murphy, Myles Mccarthy, Charles Robinson, Eleanor Reichen- bach, Airline Watts, Irving Waldo. Ine5 Zeller. s|-rss'
 Grade 6M-Byron Fleming, Harry McFarlin, Ada Beecher. Ruth Bur meister, Irene Dervis, Margaret Grenier, Ruth Hough, Lena Pace, Virginia Roberts, Pasquilina .Scionti.
 Grade 6L-Armand Boucher, Ray