The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-20
NAUGATUCK
Find Woman Dead
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Daughter Calls for Aid-WtaI Statistics for 1881
 Issued By Registrar

Grainger of the high school faculty | was one of the features of the | banquet. Talks were given by | Principal Charles P. Slade and Coach Peter J. Foley.
 The Mackenzie prep school bas- | ketball team coached by Ray Fo- | ley, former Naugatuck high and Catholic U star will come to tho | borough Saturday night to engage | in a game with the local high | school five coached by Peter J. Foley, Rays father. Incidentally | four of the members of the Mac | Kenzie team are former Naugatuck high performers, Harold Stapleton, | John Balinsky, Bill VanDelft and | Edmund Garrick.
 Friday night Naugy meets An sonia high in 0 valley league game | in Ansonia.
 Vocational Talk at Rotary.
 A vocational talk on automobiles featured the weekly luncheon of the Naugatuck Rotary club held this noon hour in Halls Tavern.
 The talk was given by Eugene Ellis of the Ellis Auto company. The members of the club were much enlightened by MT Ellis talk.
 About 40 members of the local aerie of Eagles attended the meet ing of Eagles held last night in New Haven when Conrad Mann, member of the organization com mittee of the National Order of Eagles for the past 25 years and a member of President Hoover's commission on unemployment ad- dressed the assemblage. Mir Mann .anLn nu tha hi1f m nnnrn nInv- ment that Is now before the na- tional legislatures. Among the speakers was Governor Wilbur l.. Cross of Connecticut.
 A presentation of the play, "I Will, I Won't" which was staged by the Methodist church Dramatic club several weeks ago will be re- peated on Wednesday night, Jan- uary 27, at 8:15 o'clock by the original cast for the benefit of the Naugatuck Day Nursery. Rev Jo- seph R. Swain, minister of tha church has offered to have tho play repeated for the nursery ben- eft. Tickets are now on sale and may be procured from the ticket committee or at Leery's drug store.
 Operated Upon
 The condition of Superintendent l of Streets Albert Rathburn, who | was operated upon yesterday in St | Mary's hospital in Waterbury for the reduction of a hernia was TO- ported as being comfortable today. It is expected that Supt Rathburn will be confined to the hospital for. about two weeks.
 During his absence the work of the street department will be looked after by Warden Frank T. Green and Building Inspector James Fitzgerald will handle the clerical work.
 Officers to be Installed.
 Officers of Columbian Rebeknh tonight by District Deputy Mrs Susan White and staff of Water bury at q meeting to be held in odd Fellows hall. A social will follow the meeting.
 Tickets Being Exchanged
 Tickets for the comedy Ut Never Rains" arc being exchanged for re- served seats to-day at Leary's drug store. Exchanges may also be made tomorrow and Friday. Tho comedy will bo presented Friday night in tho Gem Opera house by St Michael's Dramatic club for the benefit of the Unemployment Fund of the borough. Tho final re- hearsnl will be held tomorrow night.
 Honor Roll Announced
 The high school honor roll for tho month of December was an- nounced yesterday. It contains the names of ninety seven students who attained an average of 85 or better, in all subjects The fresh- men head the list in numbers. 43 of the class attaining honors, the sophomores were second with and the juniors with 9. Raymond course, preparing to enter Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology received mark of 95 in every sub ject. The list follows:
 Seniors --- Dorothy Barratt, George Engelhardt, Christine Gal ucci. William Grickis. Eleanor Hall. Doris Johnson, Edmund Lev andauckas, William Lukasiewicz, Helen McDonough, Anna Marcel onis, Mary Marinnccio, Arthur Mel- bourne, Ethel Nelson, Gladys Nell son, Stephanie Oldakowski, Don- old Rabbott, Harriet Taylor, Carl Thompson, Herman Treiched, Les ter Weiss.
 Juniors--Betty Barnum. Sadie Cagno. Raymond DuBois, Eliza beth Duff, Eleanor Hunter, John Mariana. Justine Richardson, Irv- ing Rosenblatt, Chester Rudolf.
 sophomores Janice Barrett, Phyllis ConIon, William Crycheau. Jane Dibble, James Fleming. r o,,toa o hvta atuLi v,1 attu flo 11yoct Helen Gargonia. Mary Gracon, Helen Guild. Julia Keczmerski, Irene Krzykowski, Eleanor Lan- non, Florence Larson, Marie Law Tor, Mary Mroz, Agnes Oldakowski, William Petitjean, Irene Rozanski, Melville Schoeck. Joseph Siemien- ski, Eleanor Taylor, Mary Terpak.
 Freshmen Harriet Anderson, Raymond c. Anderson, John But Jus. Virginia Carpenter, Concette ,Nci, Harold Chittenden, Edgar Cossette, Barney Davis, Eleanor Dillon, Cecilia Dugokecki, William Evers, Edward Fredericks, Mary Gesek, Olga Grossmban, Charles Jennings, Eleanor Jenzell, Henrl- ett Kevitt, CarmeIa Labriola. Irv- ing Lamson. Marjorie Mariana, Hcnry Marlor, Henry Moeckel, George Nixon, Francis Price, Ar thur Pudem, Margaret Rabbott. Joseph Robbiati. Catherine Rolf. Mary St John, Earl Sanford, Ro- berta Saunders, Harold Semrow, Joseph Skishalley. William Stein, Leyland Stevens. Jennie Sczesiul, Emma Urgitis, Clara Walther. Pa- Treemont Tolles, Ralph Tucker, tricia Watkins, George zaronas Anna Zebrackus.