The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-05

port without a cheering signal from boye with her pets. But now sne IS e Savannah river, and wi,l 1.-Two in the Miss Martus had become a legcnaary shout the world, who built romantic girl"
 | Salvation Army drive which opens next Monday. It is hoped to raise the sum of $1,400 in the borough during the campaign. H. A. Dalby of the Naugatuck Savings Bank Is chairman of the committee in charge of the drive and Louis Schiller, Jr, I Is treasurer.
 are Edward J. Ahearn, Harry E. Benham, Walter E Brown, Lyman B. Bunnell, Albert $. Cox. Clifton V. Cross, Eugene H. Ellis, Warden Frank T. Green, Superintendent of | Charities Herbert Johnson, Victor N. Peterson, Chester D. Rudolph, James F. Sweeney, Harris White more, Jr. and George F. Young.
 The letter states that during the depression of the past year the Sal vation Army has been taxed to the very limit of its resources in caring for unemployed. In addition to the appeals sent out a canvass will be made of the borough by repre- | sentative of the Salvation Army with l proper credentials.
 All checks should be made paya- ble to Louis Schiller, Jr, treasurer and may be mailed to him or handed to the solicitor when he calls.
 Graduates from Musical School | Louis Kievman, son of MT and Mrs Samuel Kievman of 113 German street was graduated from the In- ! stitute of Musical Art in New York city, at the annual graduation ex- ercises held last Monday in Carne- gie hall. The local young man, who has been a talented violinist for several years, graduated with high honors receiving mark of 100 Tn the ensemble. It was the time in many years that the mark has been given to a student of the institute. MT Kievman also played the role of Lord High Executive in ''The Mi kado", which was presented by the graduating class.
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 I Miss Jeannette Lorraine Paradis, daughter of MT and Mrs Adelord of 65 Wordin avenue, Bridgeport, and Thomas St John, Jr, son of MT and Mrs Thomas St John of German street were united in marriage last Wednesday morning at o'clock in | St Anthony's church in Bridgeport by the Rev Father Routhier who also celebrated the nuptial high mass. The attending couple were Mrs Harold Atkinson, sister of the bride and Jack St John, brother of the bridegroom. The bride wore gown of egg-sheIl point d'esprit with horsehair hat and slippers to match. She carried a sheaf of calla lilies. Her attendant wore a gown of blue | point d'esprit with horsehair hat , and slippers to match.
 | She carried bouquet of talisman roses and delphinium. After the the home of the bride. MT and Mrs St John are now on an extended wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside on German street. Mrs St John is a graduate nurse of the Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing. class of 1930. MT St John is connected with the w. J. Megin Company, local contractor.
 Supper Largely Attended l The strawberry supper given last night by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church was largely attend ed. The supper was an excellent one. Democratic club Meeting. | President John Brannigan ot the Democratic club has called a special meeting to be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the borough court room. , All members are asked to attend.
 start Work on Grading | Work Of grading Christensen street was started yesterday by Sups of Streets D. J. German. The street has been the cause of many com plaints from residents in the past. When completed it will afford an ex- cellent entrance to Recreation field.
 Annual Class Day Exercises | ,Ina Af the senior class of Naugatuck high school were held this morning in the school assembly hall. The exer- cises marked the finish of work for the graduating class.
 The address of welcome was given by e-president Joseph Lengyel; the class poem was recited by Miss Elinor Brennan who composed the poem; Miss Frances Kondrotus de- | livered the class prophecy; Miss Lil- Han Rubin presented collegians; Ed mund Skowronski gave the Ivy ora tion and Joseph Curtin presented the gifts to the class. President John Brosnahan of the class pre- sented the class baton bo Birger Johnson, president of the junior class. The farewell address was given | by Class President John Brosnahan and the exercises were brought to close with the singing of the class song which was composed by Miss Mary Edmonds of tn the class. Gifts of books were made to the boys by Mrs Howard B. Futile and the girls were presented with flowers by Mrs Futile. The graduation exercises of the class will be held in the Gem Opera house on Thursday, June IS. K. of c. Memorial Mass The annual requiem memorial mass for the deceased members of Ojeda council. K. of c. will be held tomorrow morning in St Francis church at 7:30 o'clock. All members of the council are asked to attend.
 LEPER WORKERS SCORED.
 Memphis-Claims of persons who go to work in leprosariums that they are sacrificing their lives and WiI ha al to fn