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cook overnight and the next day
enjoy beans as are beans"
(To prepare the beans, first put
them in the pan and parboil for half
an hour, never letting the water
quite reach the boiling point. They
then are drained and ready for the
bean kettle. In this kettle, alternate
layers of salt pork and beans, flavor
ing each layer with pinch of salt,
three tablespoons of sugar and one
Of malosses, If available, also a gen.
erous pinch of mustard Cover the
whole with boiling water and put in
the bean hole after tightly covering
the kettle.)
What are your fishing and camp
ing problems? Write them to Fish
ing" in care Of this paper, enclosing
q stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Tomorrow: Consider Your Tackle.
Evening star., 1932-05-16

a bit more forward than usual, but
like Phil Perkins with his woods,
gets most Of the weight on the right
leg. Since he uses from a half to a
three-quarters swing with the mid
iron, he has extremely fine control.
Vardon'S contention is that if you
stand back Of the ball, your club
head is very apt to hit the higher
ground behind the ball before it can
reach the ball, which means ruin.
Standing forward obviates this
chance.
Have you used up two or three
strokes getting out of a sand trap?
Joe Glass leafiet THE Explosion
Shot" will aid you in cutting down
your score. Write for 1t in care of
The Star and enclose a stamped ad-
dressed envelope.
(Copyright, 1882, Publishers Syndicate)
Evening star., 1932-05-16
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
MANAGER BOBBY WALLA

MANAGER BOBBY WALLACE
1vl and the iast-place ST. Louis
Browns have arrived to battle
the Washington team.
Joe Engel, young Washington
pitcher, is coming along nicely and
may get chance in the st. Louis
series.
Ty Cobb yesterday leaped into the
stands at the Polo Grounds in New
York and thrashed an abusive
spectator.
Offutt of Tech and Jones, May
field and Darnell Of Western are ex-
pected to show well in the public
high school track meet.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
FISHING
"Lumberjack Beans"
BY Ed Decke.

LumDerJacK Beans.
DIG hole, in well-drained spot,
- about twice the size of the kettle
you are going to use Build a
fire in this hole and keep Eefueling
until the ground around the hole is
well heated and you have a good bed
of Goals.
Now place six or eight boulders.
about the size of your fist, in the
fire. When these rocks are thor
oughly heated, rake out the Goals, the
ashes, and the rocks, in three sepa-
rate piles.
Next, put the kettle (A) in the
hole and pack the ashes, rocks and
Goals around it. as shown in the
diagram deb.
Then on top of the whole works
pack down dirt and sod until there is
no escape Of steam. Leave this to
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Edgewood. 3; Filipino Club. I.

Sinsles-Judd (F) defeated Deck. 8-4.
6-4; Seidell (E) defeated Ladd, "a, "a;
Grant Cd defeated Rulloda. ca 6-1:
Mcconnell (E.) defeated Eugenio. 60, 6-2;
Haney (E) defeated Tomelden. 3-6. 6-3,
Cd; Krause tE.) defeated Yap. 90, 90
Doubles-Deck and Seidell lE) defeated
Judd and Ladd 6-3, 2-6, IS: Grant and
Krause Cd defeated Rulloda and Eugenio
6-3. 3-6, 6-3; Mcconnell and Haney tE)
defeated Villanuera and zap. 6-3. 81.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
NATIONALS IN LEAD
IN WOMEN'S TENNIS
Gust George Washington in D. C
League-Have Won Is Out
of 10 Matches.

NATIONALS ousted George Wash
~ ingtonians from the lead in the
Wcmen's District Tennis League
race during the last week. Nationals
now have 10 wins against a lone loss
and George Washingtonians are second
with II victories against two defeats.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
COAST ATHLETES BEST
Marks in Six Events Superior tc
Those of Penn-Drake Games.

FRESNO. Calf, May 16 lP.-The
Pacific Coasts track and field forces
today were proud of the performances
in six events at the sixth annual West
Coast relays Saturday, in which the
marks were better than those turned in
for the same events at the Drake and
Penn relays.
The powerful Los Angeles Athletic
Club team won the meet with SO 81
points. The University of Southern
California was q close second with Sc 81.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
REIDEL CANOE VICTOR
Knight Second in National Smile
Race on Canal.

Race on Canal.
Ernie Reidel, crack paddler of the
Pendleton Canoe Club of Philadelphia,
handily won the first national 5-mile
canoe race, held yesterday on the canal
in Georgetown under auspices of the
Potomac Boat Club. Assuming the lead
at the start. Reidel, holder of the world
double blades title for several years,
was never headed. He finished three
quarters of a mile ahead of Harry
Knight, veteran Washington Canoe
Club paddler. Reidel's time, so min
utes is seconds, was a record here for
the distance.
Ernie Millar of Potomac Boat Club
was third, beating out a mate, George
Shorb, by less than yards. John
Long of Potomac Boat Club and Her
man Vollmer, Washington Canoe Club,
the only other competitors, were fifth
and sixth.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
CHAMPIONS DEFEATED.

NEW YORK, May 16 (P).-An all
New York Gaelic foot ball team de-
feated the world champion Irish team
from County Mayo before a crowd Of
As, 1000 in the Polo Grounds, IS to II.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
HUDSON RACE TO CABOT

Finishes Second Ahead of McKen-
zie in 132-Mile Boat Test.
NEW YORK, May Is CP.-Charley
Cabot Of New Haven, Conn, yesterday
won the annual Albany-to-New York
motor boat race. He piloted his out
board craft down the 132-mile course
in the Hudson River in the new record
time of hours Sc minutes 80 seconds.
He finished only one second ahead of
Kenneth Mackenzie, 18-year-oId New
Haven High School boy. Both drove as
professionals.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
WIN IN TENNIS LEAGUE

Veterans Bureau, Edgewood Club
Beat Claremont, Filipinos.
Veterans Bureau conquered Clare
mont, 5 to 4, and Edgewood licked the
Filipino Club racketers, to l, yester-
day in Capital City Tennis League
matches
Summaries:
Veterans Bureau, 5; Ciaremont, 4.
SingleS-Herman tV) defeated RitZen-
berg. 6-2, 60; Doyle (v) defeated Gold
smith. 6-4' 6 Yen (VD defeated Car
rigan, 6-l. 60; Johnson (VD defeated
Duboise. 6-3, 3-6. 6-3; Wallenstein 1CJ
defeated OMEN. IS. 46, 6-1; Birch Co
defeated Atwood. 6-4, 9-1l. 6-3.
Doubles -C'Neill-Yen (VD defeated Wal
lsnstein -Duboise 6--3. e. Birch -CarriRan
&C. defeated Erana- Atwood. 2-6 60,
IS; Ritze1 berg-Goldsmith Co defeated
Herman-Doyle, IS, fG-8.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
DIVING TITLES AT STAKE
Low Board Championship Eventi

Set Tor Ambassador Hotel.
Crack man and woman divers of the
District will compete tonight for the
D. G. A. A. U. low board championship
in the Ambassador Hotel pool, starting
at 8 O'Clock. There also will be various
junior events for swimmers under IA.
Vincent Gomez. John Broaddus,
Emory Wilson, Albert Love and Nor
man Smith are leading entrants in the
mems diving test, while Onalene Law
renee and Leonore Taube stand out
among the women.
Evening star., 1932-05-16

D. C. CRICKETERS BEATEN.
BALTIMORE, May Washington
Cricket Club suffered a 56-25 defeat
yesterday at the hands of the Baltimore
club
Evening star., 1932-05-16

INDIAN SPRING golfers pounded oui
/ another victory at the expense oi
the team of the Kenwood Golf anC
Country Club in a match at Kenwooc
yesterday, winning by II points to 8
The summary:
A L. Houghton (KD defeated George
Difenbaugh II. s.. and 2; Msury Fitz-
gerald tK.l VS.. Thomas M. Belshe Il. 81,
all even. Best ball-Kenwood, 3 and q
J. William Harvey jr. q. s. defeated
Forrest Thompson (KD. 4 and 8; Thomas
s Pitt tArsyle) defeated r. N. Bishop *!
Mai J. z. Mcclure (KD defeated H. A
Lacey o. s.. l up; Bruce Warden (K) de-
Evening star., 1932-05-16
BY w. X. McCALLUM.

@WENTY-EIGHT additional en-
| trants to the list today brought
the total number of contestants
in the Chevy Chase invitation
Evening star., 1932-05-16

Georgetown has scheduled two ball
games, both with the Quantico Ma
rines at Quantico. The Blue and Gray
probably will go down each afternoon
instead of making one trip do for both
contests It is only about an hours
run in machines.
Evening star., 1932-05-16

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY has two
~ track meets this week, besides hav-
ing its men scheduled to take part
in the A. A U. events tomorrow night.
The Brooklanders meet Maryland in a
dual meet Wednesday afternoon on the
Brookland track and on Saturday go
to Baltimore for dual affair with
Johns Hopkins.
Evening star., 1932-05-16
KEEN SHOW AWAITS
TRACK FANS HERE
Stars of Other Sections to
Perform TomorroW-C. u.
Runners Busy.
BY III. c. BYRD.

THE District A. A. U. track
and field championships to-
morrow night in the Uni
versitv nf MARYLAND Sta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
Woodrow Wilson School

Perfect attendance marks for November at Woodrow Wilson grammar school, released to-day by Principal F. Mae Keefe, fol- lows:
 Kindergarten--Mary Del Clppo, Louise Dorscloh, Jane Gothberg. Rosemardy Riley. Carmela Santor- siero, Anetta Tomasiello, Lucille Verrastro. Emily Volpi, sam Lon- go, Thomas Massino. Emilio Spa- dapore. Salvatore Verrastro, Rich- ard Wildman.
 Grade Miss Kilroe--Joseph Cipriano, John Conway, Fred Le- one, William Mancini. Carmine Ra- neri, Robert Rock, Joseph Volpe, Julia Clarlelli, Mary Labella. Mari- on Quinn. Margaret Rotella, Rose Tulino, Nancy Ventresca.
 Grade 2A--Miss Garren--Fred : erick Brown, Alfred De Leo, Leon ard Ferraro, Alfred Gentle. Rob- ert Hennes, John Kalinowski, George Koyal, Victor Pauldori. John Sciarra. Edward Szantyr, An- gelina Labella, Lucy Mnssareili, Edith Rock, Eleanor Scalzo, Amer lnda Volpe.
 Grade 2B--Miss Finnegan-- Ralph Cipriano. Domenic Demun- da. Francis Embardo, Carmen Gu- arlno. Antonio Giust0, Angelo Scacco, Sam Spatafore. Gloria Ba- sllico, Elizabeth Card, Eleanor CIarlelli.
 Grade 3.--Miss Buckley--SaI- yatorc Bosco, Francis Conway, URo D'Agostino, Nicholas Famiglietti, William Ferrari, Terry Guisto, Ar thur Johnson. Joseph Kalishnik
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
Hendricken School

Miss Loretta Henebry, principal of Hendricken grammar school, released the November honor roll to-day which follows:
 Grade S-Helen Pagan 94. Jean Sauer 93. Anthony DcSantis 02, Milton kaplan 91. Onorffio Alban- csc 87, Arthur Perazzini ST.
 Grade 7-Doris Lange 98, An- toinette Marocchi 94, Robert Pier son 91, Gerda Darn 85, Mary Annes 85, William .Ostroff 85.
 Grade G--Mildred Pierson 9e. Raymond Bradshaw 9f, Gertrude Possidento 90. Jacquine Sills SC, MalvIna schuster S5, Constance Greco 85.
 Grade 5--Siivio Fllipello 91, James Lord 91. Mafalda AppiceIio 91. William Bolger 90. Robert Rowley 90. MiehelIna Marlano 88, Nancy Northrop S6, Shirley Me- Guire S6. Emily Engelsen 85, Marie La Porta 85. Howard Thorn. ley S5, Theodore Bauck 85.
 Grade 4--Janet Russell 9f, Janet Surgener 90, Vivian Mcclure 90, Dorothca Pagan 90. Marga Darn 89. Antoinette Gagliardi S8. An toinctte Papplani 87, George Ga- nung 87.
 Grade 3--Madelyn Baker. Mar jorle RowIey. Warren Bradley (eD: Lucy Possidento, George Lord, Joseph Johnson, Joseph Schiil- ing (g).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
Barnard School

Principal Elizabeth r. Devine of Barnard grammar school released the November honor roll this morning which follows:
 Grade &. Miss Sullivan-Mar- garet Andria, Marguerite Marafino, Theresa Civitate, Helen Malciunas, John Irenlmo.
 Grade 8, Miss Delaney--John Rossi. Anna Kumpikeyich. Corrine Apalucci, Rocchina Altieri, Joseph Karezna.
 Grade '. Miss Keough--James Dwyer, Anna Bubul, Helen Kalisz, Ruth Cullen, Rosemary McGrath. Michael Cicchetti.
 Grade 2, Miss Corcoran--Julla Karezna, Pauline Scursso. Mar garet CaIo, Anne Moraska, Mary Ynsel.
 Grade (, Miss DilIon--Regina Russo, AdelIa Stadallus, Bernfce Downey, Nicholas Altler, Joseph Haggerty, valeria Klimas, Edward Kationis, Bertha Yinkosky, Louis Rossl, Loretta Walsh, Telesport Kustis, Helen Cattana. nando, Walter Griffin, Lillian Tolius DoIOthy hltAohuSIt dho DobHO, Anna Paulauskas, Albert Rubertas, Bertha Chesnius.
 Grade :, Miss Crowe---Dorothy Bowen. Warren Mclaughlin. Frank Grella. Claire Charamut.
 Grade 5, Miss Rizzolo-Kather- inc Griffin, Doris Schneider, Costan- 70, Altieri, Albert Civitate, Eugene Donnelly, Walter Karezna, Louise Distefano.
 Grade 1, Miss No1an--Mary Ken ny, Anna Di Domizio, Virginia Alexander.
 Grade 4. Miss Flaherty--William Crane. Patricia Sullivan, Edith Rossi. Edward Stokes, Mary In- fanti, Anthony Putetti, Anthony Pavio. Olive Sibold, Xavier Yesh- inskas, Louie Jacaruso, Aldonn Romanauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
Berlin Tinker School

Principal Miss Marie A. IIerln- ger of Berlin w. Tinker grammnr school released the November hon- or roll this morning which foliows:
 Grade 8-L0uis Spina, Henry Beillsario. concetta Priviterra, Lena Santa Lucia, Eva Ianucci. Carmela D'Amelia, Lena Pizzuto. Martin DeSapio, Philomena Dlvino, Marie sforza, Mary Perrella, Joe sephine Quintiliani, Mary Augelii, Antoinette Valerio. Josephine Can tito, Margaret Bredice.
 Grade 7-Louise Rosai, Mary Grant, Josephine DAngelo, Frank Sldella.
 Grade 6-Aifred Marano, John IAccone, Angelo Colangelo, John Cairelii, Josephine Cipriano. or lando Moffo, Mary Tomkus, Peter Russel. Pasquale Cipriano, Felicia Ranaldo, Lygia Nainis, Henry Fa- bIana, Anthony FaiIa, Bertha Kru- gelis. Lena Testa, Katherine Dell Gaizo, Nicholas Augelli, Phoebe Gerulaitis, Robert Feitman.
 Grade 5-Joseph Blinstrub, Lois Halcomb, Mary Cucinelli, Virginia WalBut Eileu MaJubSylCct JOHh Griffin, Edward Azunaris, Laura Clemente, Mildred Dlckenson, Vio- la Trumbio, Anna Colangelo, Fer dinand Grant, James D'Amelio, Genevieve Guerrera.
 Grade 4--Dolores Bouley, An toinette Mancini, Margaret Sapra- no, Dora Cedela, Charles Ciprlano Emma Tremaglio, Anna Forgione Mary Santa Lucia, Mary Febbriel- 10, Eleanor Licese, Rocco Devino Henry Santoro, Harold Grundy Eleanor Krugelis. Carmine Cairel- II, Domenic Tremaglio. Vincent Bredice, Angelina Cedela, Mary AL teri, Ludvico Bozzuto, Nicholas Pontelandolfo, Pasquaiine Cuifalo Betty Jane McEvoy, Evelyn Den ker, Francis Walsh, Rose Iaca- viello, Frank Guccardi, Marion Bendier, Colange F'orino, Tony santora, Nancy Grella, Esther Schiavone.
 Grade 3--Shirley Troske, Con. silia DeVito, Lawrence Cercoia Caroline Gimelli, Gloria Altieri Neil Tremaglio, James Lombardo Frank Fazio. Ernest Galante. Anna Dickenson, Mary Carpelletti, Mil dred Bruzas, Dolores Cipriano, El- sic De Donate, Antoinette DiPie' tro, Alex Capadanno, Daniel Testa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
Driggs School

John M. Brophy, principal of Driggs grammar school, announced the November honor roll today which appears below:
 Gdare 8, 95-100-Blanche So- franceso, Joseph Barone. Marvin Raffel, John Purinton. Evelyn Goldstein.
 min Melnitsky, Gertrude Natusch, Sadie Haddad, John Testa, William Coiamgleo, Christine Del Donno, Ruth Schulman, Guldane Keshian, Ruth Bowling, Anita Hart. Betty Miele. William Stolf, Charles Young, Harold Davids, Robert KeidaI, Abram Nadet Anthony Cu- Iotta, Sadie Silverman, Anthony Bereznuk, Phyllis Fidler. Evelyn
 Grade 2, se-e5-George stro- gatz, Eunice Sutliffe, Charlotte strogatz, Judith Lipetz. Morton Tracy, Gloria Di Vito,, Evelyn Ro- sen, Shirley Thomas, Lester Wil-
 S5.s6-Helen Austin. David Rosenbaum, Estelle Kadish. Mary Rosa. Sadie Cooper, Cnino Mar tinelli, Ruth Morgan, Marthat Siebert, Percy Tator. Catherine Zappone, Gertrude Kruska, Helen Harlamon. Solomon Luria, Helen Stack, Virginia Fenton, Lillian Lusher. Mary Parsons. William Gaiasso, Jack Brownstein, Arthur Kunkel. Mary Di Chiara, Helen Blumenfeld, Angelo Corbo. Peter Landolf, Nathan swedlow, Charles Elwell, William Larusso, Rose Stango, Richard Adduci, Joseph De Palma, Morris Dibner, Alice Hips her, Nicholas Verrastro, Rose Ure- slopsky.
 Grade 6, g0-95--Charles Purin- ton. Charles Mcdonald, Jane Ryan, Milton Greenblatt, Jone O'Neil, Esther Gottlieb, Frances Green blat.t Robert Whitaker. John Parker, Lois Natusch, Donald Mffat.
 s5-s0: Mineaae Alexander, Fran cis Carriero, Ishiah Jacobson, Rose Iarrapino, Lulu Simmons. kath- erine To Russo, Emma Thomas, Jacob Korkin, Anna Cypress. Ja- net Bdyk, Dorothy Kenyon. Arthur Bernknopf, Ernest Testa, Jack Bristol, Alice Miele. Mary Van- drelIa, Vincent Mastrianni, Helen Parker, Agnes Adduci, Jennie Lombardi. Theresa Del Donno, Sherman London. Frank Rolanter, Angeline Santora, Leroy Irving. Helen Matthews. Celia Martinos- ky, Mary Louice Lawlor, Joseph Spinella, Mel Stanley.
 Grade 5. g0-95--EstelIe Dibner, Oscar Silverman. James Parker, Margaret Famiglietti, Andrew Pi- acentino. Edward Thrasher Ralph Tedesco. Harold Stein, Kenneth Elwell.
 85-90--Mary Jane Heyes. Jean Gardner, Jerry Vendrella, Donald Davies, Theodore Adgate. Camillus Quinn, Aida Cahill, William Bowes, Natalie Dyer, Peter Albert, Clarke Cady, Robest Grierson, James Burke, Clara Thomas. Betty Cowperthwait, Eugene Damsker, Evelyn Dibner, Byron Hodges. Herbert Darling. Betty Gardner. Michael Lovallo, Mary Christo- pher.
 Josephine Semela. Carolyn Genova, Edith Kabnchnick, Naomi Schnit- man, Orlando CiccarelH, Kenneth Byrne.
 85-90-Betty Dimock. Daniel Grammatica, Evelyn Blake, Car mcla Marrone. Clara Luchnick. Miriam Frank, Lucy Ryan. Robest WakeIey. Robert Kanaley, Theo- dore Sanzeri. Constant Stango. Gloria Brandolini. FonZy Petro- Roy, Jerome Nadel. Anna Cipria- no, Lida Di Cecco, Ida Melnitsky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13
Bishop Street School

& Jane c. Tracy. Bishop gram mar school principal,( announced the November honor roll and per feet attendance marks this norn- ing which appear below:
 Grade 5, room 12-Mary Longo 90, Judith Konner 90, John Lat tanzio 86, Lucy Antczak S6, Louise Petty 85.
 Grade 5, room 10--Anna Mar tinelli 95, Anna Gugliottl 92, Mary StoIf 91, Helen Kenyon -89. Mil dred Rosa 83, Madeline Jenkins 'S8, Enfenia Dbubay S6, Katherine Jerry 85.
 Grade 4, room 11a--Louise Longo 95, Josephine Fappiano 93. Catherine Lorusso 93. Ruth Lawry 93. Thomas Cobb 90. Salvatore .Coyello 90, Myron Wheeler 90. cosmo DePalmo 80. Lillian Ven drella 89, Angeline Rinaldi SS. Cleo Baltera ST.
 Grade 4, room 11b-Lucy Car riero 90, Elizabeth Palanglo S5. Goldie Petteway 80, Antoinette cicciello 80.
 Grade 4, room 9--Savcrio Sfor- "a 97, Anthony Sileo 30, Walter Burlenski 80, Louis Ditrancesco SC, Bernard Leon 85, Edith Smor- dinsky 85. Theresa Montan S5, An- thony Marinaro S5.
 Grade 5, room 7--Ingram Olkin, .Thelma Prince, Ida Follo,( Emma Cross.
 Grade 3,( room 4-William Kra- mer, Harvey Matthews, Jane Ac- cousti, Irene Dzubay, Mary San tora, Jackie Jones, Evelyn Paige. Peter Constantine.
 Grade 3, room 3b-Catherine Galasso, Christine Petty, Hugcr- lee Prince.
 Perfect Attendance
 Grade 5, room 12-Anna Abe roni. Lucy Antczak, Joyce flaw kins. Lydia kalpin. Ruth Kauf- man, Judith Konncr, Mary Longo, Catherine Lucian, Adele Molinari, Mary Richmond. Marie Santar- sieri. Martha SIchow, Josephine TeIesco, Vito Colangelo. Joseph Elukovich, Carmen Fasano. Ru- dolph Folio, Harry Goldberg, Domenic Guglielmi. Anthony Guer- rera. Orrin Hubbard, oJhn Lattan- zio, James Mecca, Anthony Rosa. Carlo Rosa, Charles Sabia, Leon- ard Samela, James Tirendi, An- thony valiante.
 Grade 5, room 10--Thomas Au- rio, David Holmes, Canlo Lorusso. Salvatore Lovallo, Anthony Petruz- zi, Vito verrastro, Evelyn Bartlcs. Catherine Corbo. Marie Donate, Eugenia Dzubay, Carfrie Ellis. yosephine denovese, Helen Gran dell, Laura Guerrero. Anna Gug- liotti, Mary HIll. Anna Jerry, Anna Martinelli, Shirley Martonc, Mil- dred Rosa, Mary Saptoro, Mary StoIf, Marie Tarragone.
 Grade 4. room 11a--Clco Bal terra, Patsy capobianco, Thomas Cobb, Salvatore coyeiio, cosino De- Palfno, Tony Gizzo, Rocco Gner- fera, Lyman Hampton, Solomon Johnslsy, Anthony Telesco, Ralph gamela, MIron Wheeler, Heinz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13

cot|si|o. ut1r4I E'I'44|1& |I&1 Cf&m6f' ftmcl L11E4. U|'||l. Card. Mildred H410oIcE. A1II1W Enraunrn. Barbara LuI1If, tuIh IIeIImnf. Ruth DnpIc. Anthony Am- leone. Violet Hoffman, Jerry ba- sile, Alfred Masee. Joseph kntur- rlDI. John Htorto.
 Grade eB-Afiss TImmg-Nicho- lns D'AFoslIna, Tony D'Aloisia, Francis De Liberta, Oswald James, Joseph Loonoe, John Lineburg, Mi- chncl Moneta, Fred Papriano, Joe aoph Scucco. Paul Weidorn, Mary Cfmnflio, Madeline De Sena. aCr- mela 0uisto, Helen K0val, Louise Mafauo, shirley Morse, Marion Rock, Rose ventresca, Helen Ma honey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13

william Daef. I1oM1. NNII0' '1I, Albert Foilochlo. AI1aIio O|1sI. Nil nhaeI OugIIoliI, Edwin Huofi Lo- ward Marusex1Wakl. Anthony Mcc- cn, Domonic l.. Mecca, DomenIe N. Mecca. Joseph NaBrnbgki, Cafi Paduin, James Quinn. DomenIc scaizo, Paul Smoley, Edward Inr- nskweich, Victor Tetn, Concetta Amato, Florence Blondeaui Helen David, Anna FamigiIetti. Lena ouN- iiotti, Helen Mendyka, Vivian Mil- Ter, Bertha Raizynskis Rose Szans tyr. Gloria Tartaglla.
 Grade eA--Miss Grady--frank Fappiano. Fred Rollo, Moiiie Mec- ca. Herbert Leece. Marfisa santa venere, Angelo Df Leo, Charles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13

fred MuccI. Michael ol'ento. wal
 Ior pac|1oE, DOMlnIr FapInno, E1.
 ward Han1ynait|, Enivntqro HoitIla, Cnrmoln DI Leo. AIyinn, korklIn, Phyllis Mnnaini. Irene Mancinl,
 Lena padulns Matiuda Hgnnudot,
 Laura 8eaver. Margaret Xutzlor.
 Grade 6B-Mias Pawiey-Pal- nina Balenn, Paul C0viello.. Joseph Dol CloppO. Anna Di1iichele, Ger trude Ferrarl. Eva 0audiosl. Louis Oizzi. Eugene 0uisto. Francis Johnson Anthony Leone, Harry Liebeck, Edward Lowe. Charles Plack, John Romeo. Mary Santarr siero. Raymond schmid. Maurice sherman. Julia Smoley. Elizabeth Verrastro, Rose Marie WeIdorn.
 Grade 7--Afiss Cunningham
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13

waiter Ka||.hnlk. Gerald Lnt1y. Angelo Paoo. Jo1sph IlotoI|n. I4ulr Tomasiollo. Josephine Corpolauo. carmella coviollo. Marie Emhnrdo. Anna 0izxl, Loretta oueliotti, Vi- vian Ross, Mary SantnHlero. Eliza beth soaver, Rose gpatafore.
 Grade 4A-NfiaB Hnye8--Hobert Clpriano, Domenlc ID copun, Tony Del Cioppo, Robert Embardo. Paul I.apira, Daniel ManGini, Adolph Teta, Jerry Griec0, Claire Capaido. Anan Garafano. Catherine Mecca, Beatrice Pace. .4
 Grade 4BzMiss Buclxley-Law- renee Chucarello. Armand De ver- gilio, Jerry Guarino. William Ma gee. Armand Massarelll, Antoinette
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13

DI leo. oira Dc yoII'IIo. t1IIA uandrIckzon. Edith Johnson. Arna Mecca. CnrIn1n N1ntnvonefe, ter- indn 1antavenore. Geraldine Sora- fine. Anna Verrantro.
 Grade b--MiBB McHush--Leyio Aliegrlnl, orosio Oiusto. Louis Inc turinsl. Reginald Janelli. Francis Johnson, Diego To 0ludlce, Joseph salornO. Irvine Upton, Mary David, Ruth Dwyer, Rose 0nrofano, Mar 1orie Glynn, Antolnette Labella, Concetta Levegnale. Carmeila Mec- ca. Marion Moseley, Lucy Banto- alero, Lena Volpe.
 Grade -eA--Miss santora-Adam Boseo. Victor Del Cioppo. Harvey HenricIksen, Charles Johnson, John Kushwara, Michael Levegnale, AL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-13

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