The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-15

NDI tnS ClBH( SEduC VI ots 1T oAASAS parochial school were held yesterday afternoon in St. Francis church and were largely attended by relatives and friends of the graduates. Fifty graduates were presented their diplomas by the pastor, Rev. John J.. Fitzgerald assisted by Rev. Michael Keating, principal of the school.
 Rev. Timothy A. Byrne of St. Francis church delivered an iRspir- ing address to the graduates. The class presented very pretty appear ance. the girls gowned in white, all fashioned in like manner and the bows dressed in dark blue with white shirts and blue ties. The program: Professional, Convent Waltz; hymn, 'Salva Regime" graduates; address, Rev. Timothy A. Byrne; presentation of diplomas, Rev. John J. Fitzgerald assisted by Rev. Mivhael F. Heating: hymn, Close to Thy Heart" grad uates; benediction of the Blessed Sacrament; 70 Salutaris," graduates; act of conservation to the Sacred Heart. graduates; Tantum Ergo, graduates; hymn. Holy God" grad uates; recessionai, sortie; the officers of the graduating class are: Presi- deat, John Joseph Clark; vice-presi- dent, Francis Xavier Werzinger; sec retary, Eleanor Mary Walsh; treas- urer. Francis Owens. The lost of graduates follow:
 Helen Lorraine Standbridge, Cath crime Marie Dunn, Marie Therese Boylan, Julia Theresa Mitchell, Rose Mary Moore, Carmella Jeane Mari naccio. Catherine Teresa Martin, Lil- Han Margaret Sullivan, Rita Mary Moran, Eleanor Mary Walsh, Mar garet Ann Sullivan, Anna Angeline (Natt artv.a we'll, Dorothy Teresa Tuohey, Cath erine Mary Murtha, Rita Mary Bau- m-r, Mary Margaret Purcell, Cath crime Emma Woods. Mary Isabel Duffy, Mary Catherine St. John. Blanche Beatrice Du Bois, Margaret Mary Connolly, Gertrude Jean Re- gan. Margaret Mary Rabbott, Helen Anna Dalkus.
 Frederick Charles Adamson, John Bernard Hoey. Thomas James Fitz- patrick, Martin Francis O'Brien, William Anthony Morris, Thomas Francis Hoey. William Arthur Pager, George Aloysius Wilcox. Ermand Jo- seph Valois. William Francis Evans, Farncis Ellwood Harper. Robert Michael Holmes, Harold Thomas Me- Dermott. James Joseph O'Brien. John Joseph Butkus, Joseph George Marcelonis, Francis James Quinn, Francis Xavier Werzinger, Patrick Francis Owens, Thomas Edward Bowling, Robert James Casper, Thomas Joseph Feeley, John Jo- seph Clark, John Joseph Dean, George Joseph Nixon.
 Wrong Impression
 Impression that tine board of war den and burgesses were to order new uniforms for the police from an out of town concern are wrong ac- cording to statements made todaw by Chief John Adamson. At the last meeting of the board the police rules were changed to allow uniform of the notch collar type of coat. An out of town concern appeared before the board in relation to the change. explaining that the uniform was the same type as that worn by New York policemen. They stated the cost of the uniform from a stand ard material as being $34.5O.
 Local tailors gained the impression that the out of town concern was to be given the contract for making the uniforms. and there was report that they would protest with the board. The board has nothing to do with the purchase of uniforms, the policemen being privileged to pur- chase them wherever the choose.
 Board Meeting
 Many important matters are sched- . uled to come up before the board of warden and burgesses at an adjourn ed meeting to be held tonight at s o'clock. The board is expected to make report on the complaint filed against Chief Adamson and Officer Asafh Mol charge used rough measures when arresting Louis Granica, a young Po- fish resident many weeks ago. The board has heard the story of the officers and also the story of the boy and his mother who alleges that she was roughly handled. At the last board meeting Warden Green stated that he expected the board would be ready to report on the matter tonight.
 Another important matter to come up tonight Is the naming of a super intendent of fire alarms. fire mar shall and borough electrician. These positions are now held by Michael Y. Shea. Some members of the board are opposed to Mr Shea being re- appointed. At the last board meeting, Burgess Maurice Anenberg nomIna . ted Frank Morris for the office and Burgess John Burke nominated MT Shea. There was considerable dis. eussion on the matter and it was finally decided Co let it stand until tonight. There has been some talk that the positions may be divided ID when the board tackles the matter tonight.
 Several Aupernumerary police oifi. COTS are also expected 10 be named, There are sixteen applicants for sheut Ave yanenneina. 4 report Of inc street committee ln relation t9 Inc purchase of sans and gravel Is Als0 exported. as well Ra pepeH from ths Ire commissioners ln rela'