The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-15

given yesterday by Herbert w.. Razor" Fenton, once a pickpocket. who has since reformed. The frs. of these was given at II a. m. at school and at 12:15 the Rotarians themselves were addressed at their weekly luncheon at Miss Fuller's restaurant. At 4:15 D. m. an ad- dress was given in the auditorium of the Bristol Boys Club to the chill dren of the grammar schools of the city.
 Case NolIed
 The case of Hugh Bregonzio, IT. Of Torrington, who was charged with failure to obey the signal of an Monday by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich upon payment of costs of court.
 Marriage Notes
 Marriage intentions were filed to- day at the office of the city clerk by Daniel Nadeau of 532 North street, and Mary Rose Thibeault of z Laurel place.
 Anniversary Night Anniversary Night" was cele- brated last night by Magnolia Re- bekah lodge of this city at their regular meetings beginning at eight v CAOGh iaSI 1HSh hdL bhSCtAh6 marked the one hundredth anniver- sary of odd Fellowship. Follwing the meeting, refreshments were served by a committee headed by Jesse Mallory and the final rehear- sals of the tableaux was held. To- night rehearsal of the Guard Drill team sto De held.
 Card Party Held A public card party at which bridge. whist. and forty-five, were played was held last night in St Joseph's Guild hall for the benefit of the needy of St Joseph's parish. Thomas Greene, Mrs D W. Me- Geough, and Mrs D. Pensonaul. John Albert Anderson
 John Albert Anderson, 69, of 71 Washington street, died at his home last Monday following a six months 1 illness. The funeral was held from the late home at 2. p. m. and, at 2:30 p. nl.,. today. for Bethesda Lutheran church with Rev Henning Johnson officiating. Burial was in the Forestville cemetery.
 | 8, 1862, in Melba, Sweden, and came to this country in March 1863, set- ting in Forestville. For many years he was employed in the fac- tory of the F. N. Welch Company, | and later in the plant of the Ses- sions Clock Company.
 i Thirty-two years ago he married Miss Anna Anderson. Besides his
 wife, he leaves one son, Herbert An derson. and a daughter. Miss Vera | Anderson. He also leaves a sister
 and niece in Sweden. MT Ander- son was a member of Bethesda
 Lutheran church and of Karl XII Lodge, Order of Vasa.
 -l Scholarship Awards Announced n At the regular assembly of the l Bristol High school on Monday af.
 ternoon, Principal Henry F. Cot I tie announced the annual scholastic
 honors of the Senior class. Thii | year's valedictorian is Miss Audre,
 and Mrs Omar LaCourse of Il Newell Roard. Honors are based
 upon the average of the entire foul years high school work. Miss Ls Course, in winning the highes
 scolastic honors of her class finished
 with an average of 92 in all studies
 The salutatorian of this years clasi
 is Miss Irene Clarissa Larson
 daughter of MT and Mrs Charlei
 Miss LaCourse and Miss Larson
 plan to enter Connecticut Colleg,
 for Women in New London this com
 ing September. Miss Larson's aver
 age was 90.82.
 The three following pupils. al
 with an average over ninety pc
 cent for their four years. also cam
 in for high commendation iron
 Principal Cottle: Alice Nelson
 90.87; Marion Casey, 90.30;. ant
 Lucian Trzuskoski, 90. This per
 centage of five pupils in the c1as
 with an all time total of 90 per cen
 or better Is one of the best that ha
 ever been recorded in the higl
 school.