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Friday Remnants
No Mail Phone or c. o. d. Orders Accepted These Items
Friday Remnants!
Floor Coverings

(3N $500 Felt Base Rugs,
perfects and floor samples;
Armstrong, Congoleum
and other makes; 9x1oh 60 OK
(5j sic Buriap Back LinOleum
Rugs, 9x1O15: sold as @S M
misprints ............
(6) $50 BurIap Back LinOleum
Rugs, floor samples; SILK
12x12 ft............. ~O
(6) SIS Wilton Rugs, in beau
tiful td. designs; SIX $500
(?O) sig Grass Rugs, with
fringed ends; stenciled &C OK
designs; Sx1O ft...... OV"OO
QO) $50 Velvet and Administer
Rugs, in Chinese and Per-
sian. sian e d.ie If e cts; It Sec S26.75
(3) $11O WOrsted Wilton Rugs,
of perfect quality at this very
reduced price; 9x12 S62M
C2) $15O Wilton Rugs, in the
finest finest gu qaailty; aty; per- S8S.W
(8 $25 AKIN in ster Rugs,
shown in Chinese
sns sns !; Persian :sson5s designs: $500
az $21.5O Imported Summer
Rugs, 9x12 it., in S107S
Chinese design. ..... UAV"SO
QO 81 COngOleum Rugs, per-
fects and seconds in $3.50
tile design; 9x12 it,. O1"OV
$3.50 "a" Grade Inlaid LinOl-
cum, lengths of 10 to 40 yards;
rea6e9s perdeGts and S1.65 SO. yd.
45c to SOC Felt Base, 2 yards
{:nfsn: {s ia s.. Of 1a.' ; 2Sc So. yd.
75c Linoleum Runner, for
stairs or h halls;
na1 plain ,c,e5a2 center with 45c yd.
enberg's-DOwnstairs Store
The Washington times., 1931-04-02

Pho bv International
PORGLER
ALTHOUGH HE had served
as Foreign Minister for Czecho-
slovakia at two different posts,
DR.. Charles Porgler is neverthe-
less looked upon as a diplomat
without a country" A native
of Bohemia, he migrated to the
United States but later for
feited that citizenship when he
became Czechoslovakian Min
lister to the United States. His
case has been placed before the
International Court.
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2-DAY
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1881 Chevrolet Sport Coupe, $50
worth of extras goo mil. S5o5
1880 Chrysler II Sport Coupe. 975
1880 Hupp De Luxe Sedan. ..... 695
1880 Chrysler 90 Sport Roadster. 695
1880 Marquette Sedan. SIS
1880 Ford Pickup. $50
1880 Ford De Luxe Sport Road. $50
1929 Chryslcr Is Sedan. ......... 695
1929 ChrySler IS Coupe. ......... $50
1929 Chrysler Is Roadster. 6q5
1929 Marmon De Luxe Sedan SIS
1929 Odds Convertible Roadster. 545
1929 Odds De Luxe Sedan ...... 545
1929 Essex Challenger Coupe,
rumble seat.............2 $50
1923 Chrysler y Sport Sedan. 4o5
1923 Chryslcr u Sport Coupe. 495
1929 Pontiac 1st Series 2-Door.. Us
1923 Olds 4-Door Sedan. late. SIS
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velop and advance State what wanted TO
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FRESH EGGS. delivered northwest section.
Csc a dozen. CogSwelrs Poultry Farm. Balls
ton. Va. Phone Clarendon l068-W-l
CHICKS-ROCKS, REDS, $40; LEGHORNS,
SO hundred; chicks that live and grow. J.
B. Henry. Phone Falls Church 348. l2'
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CHRYSLER
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JULIA hCANAN IL.
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1890 Chrysler II Roadster. ,OS5
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1923 Chevrolet Sedan. -. 225
1929 Oakland 6-wire Wheel
Roadster.......... SIS
1929 Hudson 6-wire Wheel
Sedan. 675
1929 Chrysler o5 Sedan. ... 495
1881 Plymouth Sedan. 80. 6lO
1880 Chrysler 66 Coupe, E
wire wheels $50
1881 Plymouth Convertible
Coupe. ........... 655
1929 Chrysler Is Coupe. 80
1923 Hupp E Sedan. ...... 495
1929 Graham Sedan. ..... SIS
1929 Essex Coach. End ser. $50
1929 Olds 6 Coupe. ..... 395
1929 Chrysler IS Roadster. 495
1923 Ford Tudor Sedan. $50
Many Others.
H. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS,
1928 14th St. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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fensve one; hence. they equipped with the
mightieSt factors of oensethe abilities 60 places
and to do things. Encased behind armor and well
below the upper decks is their power plant. In the
latest 8inch gun cruisers of Uncle Sans Navy, this
plant consists of oilburning boilers turbine pro-
pelng machinery capable Of developing 900
horsepower. In her turrets, there modern guns
inches in caliber, and capable of being elevated
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COOK good, man or woman. to take lunen
room on shares; must be honest ana amer Ten u;
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SAI.E-AUTOMOBILES.


JORDAN STRAIGHT COUPE. with rumble
seat, late model; upholstery spotlesS exec eI
lent tires; wonderful 6 car ioI only New
MOON SPORT ROADSTER. 1928 = sna ppy
and good. real bargain at sl9o. olo
NASH ADVANCED SEDAN. ls2s-s75 down
s27.55 per month; excellent condition; re-
Finished; guaranteed. Warrinston> Motor Co.
NASH COACH. l92s-Sl0O down. s24 per mo
Il: oSs: Motor Co. sSs' i'm
NASH 7-PAss. SEDAN. new. 1891. for sale
at q bargain price: equipped with naturai
wood wheels. Address Box 4s7-V' star
NASH ADVANCED 8 COUPE-s5o down.
5000 per month; looks, good runs go 200;
tor con- aoss i7th nR Sot COZ ~
NASH 1927 BIG 8 COACH; with 4 practi-
cally new tires; we offer this car at the
Eidiculously low price Of SIPS; easy terms
tone tan Duco really beautiful car and
in irst-class condition throughout; see this
North tn os47. ~ '' ''''' -'-'
oLDsMoBILE SEDAN. ls2s-sl5o down: s2s
per month. Just like new car; exceHent;
pst COY. Motor Co. aO'' i''n
oLDsMoBILE SEDAN, 1880 see this oone
for 1895; finish and tires practically ike
and price comparison. :2s2 down: balance
IL months Ma4, d ROhanka Service. 1925 goth ST.
oLDsMoBILE COACH. 1880; finished in a
beautiful dark green Duco: tires like new
motor perfect; very low mileage; you won
ind better one at only 1873 s terms iI2s
goth st. NV. North o347.
PACKARD DE Luxe SEDAN LIMOUSINE.
ssi ,n .as cs Sss2 ss
PACKARD CLUB SEDAN. late series
seuiDmsnte SIX wire wheels and appes1snc &C
Il. asx sSas cHuI inns
term. most ATTRACTIVE; trade accepted. Ask
price. $3.50. Phone West iiso. Ext Ills. IL!
and tires: mechanically excellent; owned BY
prominent merchant; chauffeur driven and
shows the best Of care; car PRICED low a a9I
f 18th st. 'A'' H. 1 w. ''''
PIERCE-ARRoW 7-PAss. LIMOUSINE
good condition. would make fine truck; will
4 Iafs N ,laS sos5 John zeveiy' 'ia 9th St NV
pILYMogTH 1929 . ccsooAAcH1vJust a, lot Of
foTd. 1929 champlain St NV. Columbia
PONTIAC SEDAN, ls27-A real value and
let Co. 67oo Wisconsin, ave Wis $500
sTUDEBAKER VICTORIA COUPE. ls28-S75
down. s24 per mo; late series fine condi-
2O35 nth NV. Pot. oo44.
wHIPPET COACH. l92s-In nice condition
t to9 ff1 ,, x sell or trade what have
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN model 66-new
tires and paint. upholstery like new, me
ss say sTm ans m'i Motor Co.
New York ave.
WILLYS-KNIGHT ROADSTER: very
powerful and fast car with a snappy. sporty
appearance; excellent tires; special. $l95;
easy terms. Triangle, Ford dealers, 2 New
York ave.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction.
6l3 G. st. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am.
AUTO FOLDING CARRIAGES, canvas with
hood $3.50; others, 1898 up; carriages re-
tired while you wait. 1851 18th nv. Open eve.
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HELP-NIEN.

HELP-MEN.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN to solicit placing
OF new, ana novel shoM wnnde e Ge tth i've ..
wire man Address Box 498-V. Star once.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER; coloTedi must l have
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worked during past five years. Address BOX
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truck; one who knows city. 1885 D st. Sc
MEAT CUTTER, experienced. Apply 1901 II
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Observation-Disclosures.

(ContinucdD
JOHNSON CUPBOARD MOTOR. 15-hp.;
mrs Sl condition. 1851 Quincy st. NV.
PIANOS ct a great reduction in prices
Small Sohmer,- S85; stien. like new. $265;
s1. S sS ke seS
$l75. including bench and one years free
tuning. Grands and uprights for rent. Re-
Hartman and Kranich Bach pianos. lilo
G NV.
PIANO, upright; good condition; will sell
for SIS cash 2004 First ST. NV.
PIANO Shoninger. in very good condition;
oak wood. upright SIS cash. Address Box
l28-x. Star ONCE.
dio, $40. Call Adams 7Oll-J. 1925 Buchan-
st. NV
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hussmann, sherer.
Gillette and Oriole refrigerators and dis
Hill & Co, Inc 456 Pa. ave. NV. Nat. 46ls.
SEWING MACHINE, late model Singer drop
head. treadle. complete with attachments;
S22 $50, 50 down. White Sewing Machine Co.,
SEWING NES-Reconditioned electric
portabes as low as Sl7.s5i three almost new
machines, complete with attachments. White
Sewing Machine Co. 500 II st. NV.
SEWING MACH NES-Drophead Singer. SIS;
New Home, SIS: Standard. SIS; New Ideal.
s. mo, Renting and rsps ring open evening.
Sc. Sew Mich. Shop. 3l3 Pa. ave. sc. Lin. OPS.
SWING MACHINE. dropleaf Standard,
Columbia rd.. Apt. 403. l2'
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING rotary. Martha
Washington style, electric cabinet; was Sl6o,
will sacrifice for 500. 80; complete with sew
lisht. full set of attachments and 5-year
guarantee. White Sewing Machine Co., 500
II ST. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. models. recondi-
toned like new; low prices easy terms.
rentals, repairs. Typewriter Sales a. Service
Co. l7l4 II st. NV Nat. $685..
free with purchase of any typewriter, port
ahles included; rent reduced. Open evenings.
1881 East Capitol st. Lin. 0o92.
TY TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1853 UnderWoods Royals and L. c. Smiths.
$3.50 mo-; mos. in adv. s6.75: mos, fl2.
WASHING MACHINE. electric. NEW. never
used. $f75 cash. Also electric refrigerator.
cheap. No. 3l4. 1920 New York ave 12'
POULTRY AND EGGS.
FRESH EGGS. delivered northwest section.
35c a dozen. Cogswelrs Poultry Farm, Balls
ton. Va phone Clarendon lO68-W-l
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sGHOOL HAS ONE MAN yHRAT

Columbia, M0,--T'hs UnIveFalty ef Missouri vii have | 0nssman fFaisI. nlig when school opens nest fall, And James D. Wbiie Of Appleton Gliy Hlil hold All ihs efIiees in the msmgsr sf ks pps Iau Aleks, lsI!. HallaiH fyaisFAlli. whs wlil Asl sFaas llalA before ihs cad ef ihs summer k&k&A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17
Girl Awarded
 Turner Prize
Mary Hutchinson Winner at
 Columbia School

Mary Gordon Hutchinson, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs John M. Hutch inson of Randolph avenue and a pupil of the sixth grade, Columbia school was awarded the Charles Turner prize for the girl writing the best essay on the subject, "The Jerome Weinstein, son of MT and Mrs Morris Weinstein of Tower Road and a member of the grad uating class was awarded the prize for the best essay written by a boy of the school. The winning of the essay contest is distinct honor as competition is open to the entire school. Prizes were awarded at the exercises which were held yester- day morning.
 The program presented:
 ]. Musical Selections ... Selected Selma Kelman Warren Platt
 blrQs GlOVer 3. Greetings :. Jerome Weinstein 4. Saxophone Solo ...........
 Warren P1att B. A Duke and a Duchess Arrive
 A Comedy in One Act
 6. Piano Selection ...... Etude
 Lorraine McElligott
 z. Fair Play-A Comedy in Two
 Acts.
 8. Piano Duet ...... Il Trovatore Frances Jordan, Sylvia Stevenson 9. Harp Selection .... Betty Mink 10. Address and Presentation of
 Diplomas
 By Attorney Finton J. Phelan II. Chorus-Class Song. Paul Bliss
 Pianists-
 Jerome Weinstein- Selma Kelman
 Personnel of the class follows: Jerome Weinstein ... Valedictorian Jerome Kornreich .... Salutatorian Doro thy Brandvein, Benedict Hausdorf, Miriam Solomon, Charles Lynch, Stanley Borden, William Smith, Charles Feinn, Esther Min tie, Jane Wynn, Ernest Jennes, Lora Erlanger, Selma Kelman, Charlotte Harrison, Eleanor Neale, Margaret Clarke, Theodore Davis, Aroldine Buck, Elsie Beck, John Monagan, Lena Adamek, Barbara Tisdaye, Gladys Feinn, Warren Platt, Alton Irwin, George Armbruster, Eva Tata, William Solomon. Glenn Whitely, Simon Rabinowitz, Daniel Butler, Vernon Swanson, Leonard Marks, Alice Hemlock, Charles Klein. Rob- ert Reich. Ernestine Duley, William
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17

Bragg, Francis Bragg, Fibre Buono-
 core, Jennine Burket, EvarQistc
 Charron. Antoinette Cicchitto, Con-
 cetta Cicchitto, Domenic Grace,
 Dorothy Cyrus, Pasquale Di Feder- { ico, Helen Gangler, Rose Goffred,
 Ida Guerrero, Adeline Hapke, Ni- cholas Hetman, Harold Hettinger, Oscar Johnson, William La Capra, | Lucy Lorusso, Salvatore Lovallo,
 Ralph Mahiani, Ernest Parqlapiano,
 Edith Petro, Arnold Reiser, Antoi- cite Rinaldi, Victoria Romonas, Carl Swanson. Doris Swanson, Lucy Tir- dorn, and Sylvia Zello.
 Paula Kamisauckas, Anna stan kavich, Aniello Russo. Josephine Cozza, Lena Capristo, Rose Clifone and Gertrude Noble were the honor pupils of Duggan school who were presented diplomas by John J.. Walsh of the board of education last evening.
 The graduates included: Camille Aguglia, Guy Bunuomo, Frank Ca pone, Lena Capristi, Evelyn Chesna, Rose Cilfone, Josephine Cozze, An thony Diorio, Domenic De Vito, An thony Gedrut, Josephine Graham, John Hurban, Lena Garafola, Paula Kanisauckas, Louise Laudisti, Ac- uuilino MattolinI, Dominic Marinelli, Anna Mukosey. Gertrude Noble, John Rice, Antoinette Rosati, John Russo, Mel Russo. Robert Smith, Anna Stankovich, Anna tSemmer. Anna Sullivan, William Teichert, Glayds Rylander, Frank Angelo, Ernest Bercier, Adam BozZuto, Mar garet Carusilla, Gladys Clemen.e, Nicholas Dalonges. Angeline De Cos mo, Michael Del Buono, Theresa De- Pietro, Anna Lombardo, Margaret Lombardi, Eda MazZei, Valentino Pannoni, Katherine Rice, Julia Rue cio, Henry Travie, Helen Vaitekaitis, Louise Vollone and Concetta ZaZa.
 Leavenworth high school gradua- tion exercises were held last evening in the Wilby auditorium where the graduates were presented their diplo- mas by John J. Walsh of the board |of education. Dr Michael C. DonO- van, superintendent of schools, deliv- 'ered the principal address
 The speaker also announced the winners of the various prizes Loret- ta Mancini won the Yolanda club prize awarded to the girl of Italian percentage who secured the highest average. Marie Dumas won first prize for her design in the sketch club. The American Legion medal for the best all-around boy went to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17
37 Get Diplomas
 At Slocum School
Mary COfrancesco Is Given Alice C. Mahler Award
 Yesterday Afternoon

ko, Ruth Korkin, Edward Lubak, Mabel Margiotta, Salio Martina John Martinson, Peter Masone, Mary Ma zurck, Joyce McCallum, Elsi Migli- etta, Stasia Morytko, Victur Mucci, Rose Penta, Henel Popovich, Ovideo Ruscitto, Marie Sopinsky, Edith Steinnagel, Albert Sylvester.
 Room 20 held its commencement exercises in the school auditorium yesterday morning. The Alice c. Mahler award, presented to that boy or girl displaying most phominently the qualities of justice, courtesy, perseverance and faithfulness, was given to Stanley Charzanowski. The personnel of the room included:
 Mary Bilanin, Pasquale Capuano, Lena Celensano, Stanley Chrzanow- ski, Mary Colella, Hariett DeVarney. Vincent Ella, Rita Fillipone, Samuel Frenis, Sophie Grochowski, Helen Hassinger, Henry Jacovino, Helen Karmen, Alexander Klepache, Helen Koleshko, Elvira Marinelli, Jennie Mendyka. Mary Narciso, Cecelia Pal ladino, Angela Pallidoro, Philomena Polirdooo, William Potoff, Venanzio Semprini. Carmella Segri, Mary Ted esco, Jennie Tiso, Mary Victor, Ger trude Walmer, Josephine Wyrebek, Sophie Wyrebek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17

ADD GRADUATION ... =. -:
 Archibald Haggerty presented the graduates of Rockville school with diplomas this afternoon at the commencement exercises in the chool auditorium. The class motto is "Onwards and Upwards"
 The program presented follows: March of the graduates
 Song of Welcome. Glass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17

Joseph Sakalas while Ethel Johnson won first prize for dressmaking. Ethel |Goodson won the Waterbury Busi- ness and Professional Women's club prize for being the best afl-around |girl. Stanley Kearl and Francis Jmanie won honorable mention in the national contest sponsored for high school pupils by the Scholastic mag azine.
 Ethel Goodson delivered the vale dictory address and Marie Dumas, the salutatory.
 Jeanette Kuchinski delivered the valedictory address at the com mencement exercises of Hendricken school yesterday. Emma Sauer de- livered the salutatory. John Kinney. professor of Latin and English at Crosby high school, was the prin- cipal speaker.
 The graduation exercises of Woodrow Wilson grammar school were conducted yesterday at the school where John J. Walsh, presi- dent of the board of education, pre- sented the diplomas to the foilow- ing students: Michelina Balena, James Bannon. Julia Basile, Blanche Bowyer, Carmine DeLucia, Carmela DeLucia, Adeline Egert, Alexander Fiftal, Henry Friez, Lucy Gaudiosi, Concetta Giusto, Andrew Hudoben- ko, Marjorie Hummel, Roberta Johnston, Alexandria Kalashnik, William Kenney, Joseph kenney, Anna Koval, Nancy Longo, Martin Marano, Mary Monico, Mary Mar diello, Beatrice Nardozzi. Anna Pa dula, Joseph Padula, Joseph Filler, Martha Rollo, Josephine Romeo, Lucy Samusevich, Frances Seaver, Martin Shuman, Anthony Sciarra, Ruth Upton and Elvera Verrastro.
 Arthur H. Hill presented the grad uates of Anderson school with dlpio- mas yesterday afternoon at the an nual graduation exercises. Elizabeth Maltby delivered the valedictory ao- dress and Barbara Maier the saluta- tory
 Diplomas were presented to: Ellz- abeth Maltby, Barbara Maier, Ser nice Norton. Philip Phillips, Doro- thy Wooster. Adelaide Bauby, George Nix, Margery Service, Alice Bunnell, Virginia Kidney, Frankhn Marcellus, Alice De Bisschop, Jean seeley. Merrill Kelsey. Lucille Pietro Bernice Jackson. Adeline Zech, Will liam La Flamme, Mildred Snow, Myran PrenzeT, Michael Shkymba, August Farino. Joseph Dvorak, John Pettinicco, Anthony Shkymba, Row land Benson. Howard Smith, Charles Feola, Joseph D'Ambrosi, Anthony De Santis, Gertrude La F1amme, Francis Wengertsman. Albert Pay enti and Louis Montello.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17
St Johns Prep
 at Danvers
Two Waterbury Boys Re- ceived Diplomas This
 Year

Paul J. Bernier of 10 Clifton street and Joseph R. Maher of 27 Marion avenue were recipients of diplomas last Friday at the com mencement exercises of St Johns preparatory school in Danvers, Mass.
 John Byrnes of Rome, N. Y., de- livered the salutatory address en- titled "Notre Dame's Gift to Knute Rockne," while the valedictory ad- dress and oration was rendered by Leon Marcaurelle of Salem, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17
Graduation In Several Schools
Presentation of Diplomas and Prizes Feature Various
 Programs

Rev Patrick Quinlan, professor at St Thomas Seminary in Hartford, addressed the graduating class of Sacred Heart high school last night at the commencement exercises in the school auditoroium. Rev John ]. Fitzgerald presented the di- plomas.
 Rosemary O'Neill is valedictorian and Margaret Hurlburt, salutato- rian. Concetta LaVorgna was award ed third honors for excellence in scholarship.
 The graduates included: Irene Skeily Byrne, Anna Marie Coakley, Marie Agnes Commerford, Helen Gertrude Conaty, Louise Adele Con- way, Madeline Mary Cronan, Ger maine Catherine Dessureau. Anna Theresa Bowling, Ethel Elizabeth Dubiel. Mary Agnes Hartye, Mar garet Ita Howard.
 Lillian Margaret Hurlbut. Con- cetta Rose Lavorgna, Gertrude Theresa Loughlin, Margaret Mary Maguirc. Marie Imelda Mitchell. Genevieye Marie. Moore, Lillian Margaret Morgan. Helen Cecelia O'Neiil, Rosemary Jane O'Neill, Catherine Monica Slavin, Jeanette Agnes Speers.
 Rev W. Moreton Owen. pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church, presented the Bunker Hill school graduates with their di- piomas at the commencement exer- cises held yesterday afternoon.
 Honor students included: Robert Bailey, Douglas Benedict, Cornelia Berluti, Joseph Cirella, Dorothy Della Camera, Dorothea Engvall, Barbara Kilduff. Ruth Webb and Edna Sunderland.
 The graduates included: John Aubrey. Robert Bailey, Edmund Becker, Douglas Benedict, Cornelia Berulti, Winifred Booth, Gwendolyn Bordt, Edward Bradley, Anna Cas- tilano, Joseph Cirella, Joseph Coz za. Robert Curtis, Donald Davis, Dorothy Della Camera. Dorothea Engvall, Richard Granger, James Gribbon, Frances Gunterman, Gilson Guyette, Edward Heebner. Betty Morgan, Barbara Kildun. June Leander, Louis LePage. Robert La- dell. Charles Lipps. Joseph Mclean Anna O'Leskey, Candace Ostrahoer' Beatrice Oviatt, John Palen, Bertha RIAlISIeQ, MdT SdASt AeSNt Rinaldi, Lawrence Roberge, Edwin Roberts, Ralph Russo, Robert Sea man. Eleanor Slator, Paul Soucy, F.unice Steere, Douglas Stephens, Edna Sunderland, James Testa' Janet Thomas, Alden Thompson, Ira Tofeey, Ruth Webb and Ruth Wor- den.
 Rev. Rocco Guerrerio of Our Lady of Lourdes church presented the diplomas to the graduates of Merri- man school at the class exercises held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Maloney school. The honor pupils were: Susan Ventresca, valedictorian; Eimarina Luzzi, salutatorian; stella Malinowski. Gertrude LaRosa ana {. Anna Polonics.
 Five pupils made up the gradual ing class at East Farms school yes terday. Diplomas were presented them by William Christian. The graduates are: George Monahan, Mary Christian, Frank Ascott, Har- old Martin and Claude Gray. Mary Christian was valedictorian of the class and Charles Martin, saluta-' torian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-17

Room 19 Slocum school held it's graduation exercises yesterday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock at which time g students were presented their di- plomas. The Alice c. Mahler award was presented to Mary Cofrancesco. The graduates included:
 Mary Autore, Jennie Brincke, Mary Brevetti, Susan Brevetti, Sophie Brovick, Anthony Carpaci, Louise Celentano, Mary Cofrancesco, Will ford Colby, Bernardine Dalesandro, James DelGobbo, Antionette DiPie- tro, Margurite Fuller. Concetta Gar afola, Helen Gaudiosi, Frederick Gavigan, John Gavigan, Leo Gerard, Carmella Guerrero, Nancy Hudoben-