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Evening star., 1932-03-30
TRIBUTES PLANNED
BY PRESBYTER|ANS
Dinner to Be Given April 13
in Honor of Patriots
of Revolution.

Presbyterians of the North and South
are joining in dinner at the May
flower April 13 to commemorate the
services Of Presbyterian patriots in the
Colonial and Revolutionary Wars as a
part of the Bicentennial Observance.
Among those who have accepted in
vitations are the moderator of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church South, DR.. R. A. Dunn of
Charlotte, N. c., and the corresponding
officer for the Northern branch of the
church Rev. Lewis Seymour Nudge of
Philadelphia. A number of prominent
clergy and laymen of the United Pres
byterian Church also will attend
DR.. Dunn also will represent the
PresbyterianS of Mecklenburg County,
N. c., who, in May, ITS, over a year
before the Declaration of Independence
united in the historic Mecklenburg
Declaration, calling upon the American
colonists to cast off British allegiance
DR.. Nudge, the moderator of the North
ern church. comes by coincidence from
Philadelphia, where the actual Declara-
tion OF Independence was adopted by
the Continental Congress. Nine signers
OF the Declaration were Presbyterians,
including Rev. John Witherspoon, the
only clergyman in that body Descend
ants Of a number of these will be among
the dinner guests.
High in Federal Service.
Attorney General Mitchell heads the
list of PresbyterianS in high Federal
posts who have accepted invitations.
Among divineS who will be present with
delegations from historic churches of
the revolutionary period will be Rev.
y. v. Moldenhawer of the Old First
Church, New York; Rev. George H.
Russell of the Second Presbyterian
Church, New York; Rev. James M.
Howard of First Church, Morristown,
N. j., and Rev. William Hiram Foulkes
of the Old First Church of Newark,
Long Island will send a number of
delegations and Philadelphia will be
represented by visitors from the second,
third, the Old Scots and Market Square,
Germantown churches.
The MercerSburg, Pa, church, which
furnished to American history one
President, two mothers of Presidents
and two mistresSes of the White House,
will send Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Rose, DR..
Boyd Edwards, headmaster of Mercers-
burg Academy, and other members of
the congregation. Pennsylvania has
numerous churches of the Revolution
ary period, number of which will be
represented at the dinner
Col Russell Among Guests.
Among other guests are: Col. Thomas
a. Russell of Staunton (Va.) Military
Academy; President L. Wilson Jarman
of Mary Baldwin College, Staunton;
Caleb c. Magruder, governor of the So
ciety of Colonial Wars in the District
of Columbia and a lineal descendant
OF Col. Ninian Beall, ruling elder of the
Presbyterian Church in Maryland in
the sixteenth century; Miss Henrietta
Woods, direct descendant of Rev.
Stephen Balch, first pastor of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church. and
guests from other Revolutionary
churches in Hyattsville, Fredericksburg,
Baltimore and elsewhere in this region.
Guests are also coming from practically
all the Presbyterian Churches in WASH
hgton and vicinity. About 200 accept
ances have already been received.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
Whdt's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters

the senior and junior high schools, the
vocational, grade and parochial schools.
y
"Jazz Babies"
Sunday at the Gayety.
Jazz BABIES" Columbia Circuit
offering, promise merriment, with
a host of pretty girls and amusing
comedians, at the Gayety Burlesque
Theater, on Ninth street, starting with
a matinee on Sunday. Steve Mills and
Bobby Vail will provide the comedy,
assisted by a troupe containing Jean
Williams, Dot Alexander, the Lopez
Sisters, Milt Bronson, Lew Denny and
Mabel White.
X X X X
ON THE SCREEN.
Love Parade"
Comes to Earle Saturday.
S'THE LOVE PARADE" combining
the talents of Maurice Chevalier
jeanette Macdonald and Ernst Lubitsch,
Is the offering announced for the War
Evening star., 1932-03-30

the baritone star of hits like Golden
Dawn" Sweet Adeline" and Nina
Rosa" who will sing a group of popu-
lar melodies. Other acts will include
Fay Adler and Teddy Bradford, a
Broadway dancing team, which will be
assisted by three fast steppers; Cliff
Crane, an eccentric dancing comedian
from the "Vanities" and other enter
tainers of note.
X X
Beast of the City,
And Jean Harlow at the Palace.
"WESTWARD, HI, HO," from the
w New York Capitol Theater, along
with the platinum blond of stage and
screen no less than Jean Harlow, will
be the highlightS of the stage show at
Loews Palace, starting next Friday.
Miss Harlow will not only appear in
person, but she will be the star of the
screen feature, THE Beast of the City"
in which her stellar honors will be
shared by Walter Huston. 1t is bill
which scintillates with other attractions
as well, and ought to provide the Palace
patrons with merry week.
4 4
"Disorderly Conduct"
Billed for Friday at the Fox.
"DISORDERLY CONDUCT" with
- Sally Eilers and Spencer Tracy
as its stars. will bring to the Fox
Theater on Friday a picture story of an
honest but ambitious motor cop who is
denoted because he cannot be bribed
and then commits larceny to get even.
Evening star., 1932-03-30

Latvia has placed quotas on all i'm
morris
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NEEDY TO GET FLOUR
Family Welfare Agencies Notified
by Chest Director.

Family welfare agencies of the Com
munlty Chest were notified today by
Elwood Street, Chest director, that -four
will be made available from the Gov
eminent wheat supply by the Red
Cross, If needed, for the unfortunate
in the District.
Mr.. Street said the matter probably
would be considered soon by the boards
OF the Associated Charities, the Cath
olic Charities and other family well
fare groups.
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Agricultural conditions in Chile are
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. - - - - =
T'heater next week,
starting M o n d a Y
evening. her new
F. enc M o ! n a r
play, a delightful
comedy, THE Good
Fair" described as
a mad and merry
story Of modern life
about a little movie
theater usher. 1t
starts with her din
ner with an Amer
ican man of busi-
ness in a Budapest
h t el and ends
with an old lawyer
saying good-by to
a pencil sharpener,
between which in
Evening star., 1932-03-30
Final Edition"
At Metropolitan Friday.
"Tarzan, the Ape Man"
Will Linger Longer at Columbia.

NO one expected that "Tarzan, the
Ape Man." now turning the crowds
away at LoeW's Columbia, would COM
plete its run in week And it didn't,
for it is to linger at least another week
Evening star., 1932-03-30

ner Earle 1neaJeT
starting Saturday.
Maurice Chevalier,
who needs no eX-
ploitation in Wash
ington, in the pic
ture is seen as a
young doctor mad
ly in love with his
wife, but. His
susceptibility to
feminine charms
and his profession
combined get him
into a lot of trou-
BILE that makes the
story of the pic
ture. The stage
entertainment will
be h e a d e d by
Robert Chisholm,
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~ UT one of the theaters devoted
- to what is called the legitimate
drama will be Illuminated the
~ coming week, due doubtless to
the uncertainty that dominates
the New York booking ofices-for
Washington has a great many visitors
in town at this time, and the theater is
always popular with visitors. The
talking picture palaces all will be aglow
and with but one exception-and that
a big local hit-al will have new picture
drama and bills of entertainment.
Helen Hayes and
The Good Fairy"
Helen Hayes-"our own Helen" as
Washington loves to call her-will bring
Evening star., 1932-03-30

under the auspices of the Health Ed
ucation. Department between 2 and 4
o'clock daily.
Miss Irene Richards is director of the
Health Education Department.
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-and-who knows?-maybe long after
that. Johnny Weissmuller, the famous
swimmer and athlete, is "Tarzan," and
Maureen O'Sullivan-you never would
have suspected it, who was introduced
to the screen by the famous singer,
John McCormack-is the lady in the
story. 1t is the purpose to run the
showings at the hours already fixed
unless the demand changes it.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
SWIM CLASSES AT Y. w.
Groups Meet Daily During Easter
Vacation.

Featuring the Easter vacation, daily
Learn to swim" meets are being held
at the Young women's Christian As
sociation, it was announced today. The
groups include boys under 10 years of
age, as well as girls, and are meeting
Evening star., 1932-09-19

Across.
l. An adept in esoteric Buddhism.
8. Fantastic.
Is. Remarkable
Is. Impression.
II. Annul.
49, Signified
19. Occupying space.
81. English Queen.
%. Trap.
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"a. Proposition.
26. Reddish brown.
20. Pith helmet.
81 Unit of energy.
32- To carve or engrave.
33. Possessive pronoun.
"a. orchard tree.
35. Spanish farewell.
Sc. Equip for war.
81. Exaggerated comedy.
38 Northern diving bird.
80. The self-conscious spirit.
40. Obligations.
Al. Cardinal number.
40 Surfeit.
As. Departure.
A. Else.
As Fairy.
49, Tedium.
48. Bryophytic plant.
49, Sound.
53. Want of energy.
S. To time incorrectly.
ST. Nominal.
58 Lures.
So Component.
60. Lineage or extraction.
l. Simple
2. Tip.
Evening star., 1932-09-19
Jewels Stolen From Church.

Thieves recently stole jewels worth
$1,000 from the twelfth century statue
of the Virgin Of Grace on the cathedral
at Ferrara, Italy. The theft was dis
covered by priests when the veil of the
statue was lifted during the celebration
of mass Two gold crowns and q num-
The thieves had hidden in the church
during the night to carry out the theft.
They also tried to enter the Cathedral
Museum. containing articles of great
value, but could not force the doors.
Evening star., 1932-09-19
Irish Clothes Compete.

The Irish dress competition held in
Dublin, Irish Free State, during the
Horse Show was as successful as it was
unique. Competitors wore as many arti-
cles of dress made In Ireland as possible
Some even had their sncelaces made of
Irish thread or silk, while others made
buttons from Irish horn or silver.
Among the prize winners was q girl
whose suit had been woven and tailored
in a roadside cottage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06

Smith. Shirley Weaving, Mary
Kenney, Alfred Grocut, Roy Cal
pin, William Moore.
4G-Hazelruth Burner, Thora
Miller, George Canfield, George
Angrave.
5K-Celesta PetrilIo, Shirley
Heebner, Julia Brickett, Norma
LaVigne. III
,5F-sylvia Thomas, Arthur
IRucknam, James Carroll, Harley
|Dennison. Norman Farnlof, Wal
ter Angle, Gienna Francis, How
ard Horton, Dorothy Hess, Helen
Pritchard, Richard Morgan, Rus
sell Farnloff, Norman Berluti.
6D-Lillian Downes, George Ell
more, Emile Fitzpatrick, Janet
Groff, Marion Hermans, Patricia
Sage, Carol williams.
6P-William Brophy, Dorothy
Lewis, Josephine Fesce.
7B-Gertrude Leafy, Barbara
Chase, Grace Bradley, Laurette
Hogg, Clara Malech, Eva Kazlau-
skas, Josephine Della Camera,
Miles Eddy.
sW-John Brophy, Ruth Nell
dowie, John Ciriello, Elsie Mazzola..
8S-Moliy Lusher, Lois Fenton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
ST JOHNS SCHOOL

Perfect attendance marks for
March at st Johns school, Water
town, follow:
Grade s. Michael Gruhuskas,
Richard Leroy, Leo Vaughn.
Lawrence Schillare, Marcella Bois-
vert, Marcella Neverdauski.
Grade MARY Habelka, Rita
Handura, Elsie Kosolosky, Ferd-
nande Lemay, Pauline Miller, Mary
Neverdauski, Virginia O'Neill, Mel.
lie Zdanis, Joseph Gallagher, Henry
Lemay, Edward Murphy, Eugene
Murphy, Edward Ryan, John Slas-
on, Bernard Voluckas.
Grade Cleo Deziel, Raymond
Gauthier, Joseph Hymel, Adrien
Roberts, Aldonia Blazys, Helen
Canfield, Luc ianne Descoteaux,
Blanche Deziel, Madeline Dillon
Irene Handura, Marguerite Jar
lette, Rose Kelly. Annette Lemay
Sadie Maxwell, Frances Roberts
Pauline Toffey, Amelia Zdanis.
Grade Stephen Canty, Henry
Derry, Edward Derry, Simon De-
coteaux, Francis Habelka, Eugene
Kelly, Adam Kosolozky, Walter
L e m y, Reagle Lemay, Roger
Lynch. Roland Milot, John o.
Neill, Henry O'Neill, Rosae Pichet-
te, Dorothy Bruneau, Josephine
Kosolozky, Dorothy Lampron. &C.
cile Roberts.
Grade Thomas Ahearn, John
Kelly, Avery Roslison, Eugene
Slason, Peter Voluckas, Margaret
Coon, Lucille Pichette, Mary Slas-
on Dorothy Therrien.
Grade S-Henry Boisvert, James
Gruhuskas, Joseph Hamel, Ger
maine Hebert, Roger Lampron.
Roger Milot, Francis McGough,
Grover Shannon, Joseph Zudanis,
Madeline Campbell, Dorothy Dill
Ion, Don ell Descoteaux, Jeanne
Flynn, Virginia Kelly, Ann Nc
g owan, Doris Roberts, Helen
Shields, Adel Voluckas, Lucy Gig
nae.
Grade Marcel Bellerive, Char
les Coon, Thomas Garfield, Arthur
De Carful, Henry Heroux, Ray
mond Herpux, Richard Kelly, Jo-
seph Kosoloski, Raymond Lamp
ron, Irving Lamy, Bertrand La
freniere, Irving Pichette, Raymond
Rivard, William Shannon, Francis
White, Yvette Deziel, Juliette
Daveluy, Airline Derry, Florence
Deland, Ernestine Gauthier, Mary
Gruhuskas, Berenice Lampron,
Lucille Miller, Mary McGough
Catherine Sheehy.
Grade FLORENCE Beaudry, Lii
liam Collins, Cecilia Handura, Dor
Is LaBelle, Shirley Lampron, Mary
McGough, Mabel Milot, Rachel
Oulette, Joyce Spinney, Eleanor
Troshum, Roland Bellerive, Maur-
Ice Collins, Ferdinand Decoteau.
Real Lafreniere, Thomas Never
dauski. Henry O'Connor, Thomas
Rowlison, Marcel Ricard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
B. W. TINKER SCHOOL

The Match honor roll at Berlin
w. Tinker school, released this
morning by Principal Marie A Her
niger, follows:
Grade 8-Pasquale Mfchiello
Nicholas MOTTO, Mario Abondolo,
Carmella Cipriano,. Frank Dtman-
no. Florent Zailskas, Angelo Clip
riano, Lillian Buckles, Edith Krug-
ellis, Mary Azuneris, Rita Vassallo,
Madeline Corti, John Videberg,
Joseph Barbino, Janet De Maria,
Thomas Devino, Rose Cino, Ruth
Pooler, ,Philomena Digimas, Laura
Martone, Martha Shoner, Nicholas
Russo, Anthony Sanaldo. Mary
Renaldo, Helen Fasano.
Grade 7A-Frances La Brie,
Mary Augelii, Henry Bellisario,
Antionette Valerie, Philomena De-
vino, Concetta Privitera.
Grade7B-Louis Spina, Natalie
Lombardo. George Vosylius, Ave-
liza Maria, Carmela De Milo, Ma
rio Cappelletti.
Grade 7C-Josephine Quintilli-
ami, Angelina Vitarelli, Marie Sfor-
Ia, Mary Giardino.
Grade 6A-Michael Devino, JOS
ephine D'Angelo, Louise Rossi,
Emilio Bredice.
Grade 5A-Felecia Ranaldo, Ly-
gia Nainis, Patsy Cipriano, Bertha
Krugelis, Nicholas Augelli, Phebe
Gerulaitais, Anthany Falia, Lena
Tesla, Sebastian Priviteria, Irene
La Brie, Katherine Del Gaizo, Me-
dest Pirro.
Grade 5B-John Quintillani, JOS
eph Jancius, Raymond MOTTO, Rose
Tome.
Grade MARY Cucinie1lo, Lois
Holcomb, Joseph Blinstrub, Mar
garet Conner, John Griffin, Edward
Azunaris. Emma Nesta, Earl Con-
nor, Virginia Walsh, Palma Sc
merara, Robert Schandler, Louis
Bredice, Viola Trumfio, Ferdinand
Grant, Ellen Matusevice, Florence
Gallo, Mildred Dickinson, Laura
Clemente, Florence Abondola, Will
liam Burke. Domenic Santora,
Pasquale Perrottf, Bernard Briener,
Josephine Mongelluzzo.
Grade 3-Eleanor Krugelis, Do
lores Bouley, Charles Cipriano,
Ito, Carmine Ciarlelli, Patsy Ian
cucci, Anna Forgione, Josephine
Cucinelli, Vincent Bredice, Evelyn
Denker, Rose Iacoviello, Betty Nc
Evoy, Joseph Florio. Antionette
Cirilami, Pasqualina Cuifolo, Fran
els Calialo. Michael Guerrero, Vera
Maxzei, Thelma Conner, Anton
cite Mancini, Marion Bender
| Francis Walsh, Filomena Mascia
Margaret Soprano, Angelina Ce.
della, Domenic Tremaglio, Dora
Celeda, Colange Forino, Eleaner
Licese, May Santo Lucia, Charles
Buonanto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06

Helen Pagan, Jack Trautman,
Mabel Bristol, Frank Donofrio.
Grade - IS to 30 per cent =
Dorothy Caffrey. May Vollers, Luz
ellie Kearl,, John Scion, John
Breithaupt, Louise Menzelle, John
Harmon.
Grade s - 90 to s5 per cent
Eunice Spur, Betty Bossell.
Grade 6 - IS to 30 per cent -
Lois Schneider. Dorothy Refill,
Frances Cooke, Marie Amici, Bar
bara Holman, Louis Hinkley, Bar
bara Davis.
Grade S = 80 to IS per cent =
Edmund Walkowyski, Mildred
Lamphier, Doris Carey, Frederick
O'Rourke, Kay Vallers.
Grades - IS to 80 per cent -
Josephine Zupnes, Robert Ander-
son. stuart Foster, Edith Marciano.
Grade 4 - 80 to 95 per cent =
Rita Kenausis, Marion McNulty.
Mildred Wylie, Jean Foraker.
Grade - IS to 90 per cent -
Rudolph Refill, Wanda Yukosius,
Betty Belanger, Jasqueline Goblin.
Grade 8 Daniel Colucci, Lee
roy Carlson, Catherine Durocher
Albert Carver, Dora Rinaldi, Alice
Hinckley, Loretta Guilfoil, Win
fired Lovejoy, Jean McGregor, Dor
othy Modem, Donald Woolsey,
Ruth Stellar, Henry Benevento.
Dorothea Pagan, Edward Holman,
Donald Lipps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
Spring Honor Rolls In Local Schools

rhou, Margaret Guirrera, Eleanor
Mucci, Eleria PAM, Mary Rsmoixi-
tis, Jennie Russo, Salvatore Dalia.
Special s-Julia Russell, Mary
Ciminera.
Grade Gamma Teuber, Concelia
Barbieri, p h ilomena Colosanto,
Do thy Boyle, Julia Russell.
Charles Root, George Unaris, Ray
mond Rosa, Mario DePietro.
Grade g. Carmelia Faizone,
Edith Rosen, Mario Ferri, Estelle
Fotos, Licinio Marrucci, Salvatrice
Zappulla, John Tavano, Mary Fitz-
patrick, Angelina Eombardo, Their
esa Morea, Albert Damelio, Ermida
AHegrini, Mario vanni, Eda DOM
senicis Josephine Croce, Rose Rituc-
Ct, Adelihe Migliorisi, Joseph Giat-
tho.
Grade 7-Genevieye Cipriano,
Yolanda Bianchini, Patsy Biondi,
Mary Calvo, Edward Crochetiere,
Frances p,Aquilla, Pearl Falzone.
Louis Ferri, Edward Fisher, Rose
Cali, Salvatore Lanteri, Michael
Mascarelli, Viola Petrucci, Daniel
Rinaldi, Marporte Root, JOSEPH,
Rossi, Joseph Runividge, Alfonso
Ruzzo, Helen Shea, Rose Spada.
Grade 8-Clara Bianchini, Lena
Calvo, Anita Cretella, Mafafda GAL
II, Marie Maiorano, Edith Barbierf.
Anthony Barbieri, Amelio Catalina.
Rosario Ciminera, Patsy Chianese.
Amendto Colosanto, Frank Dayer-
ga, Fred Falzone, Armando Fish
er, Frank Guerrero, Michael Gus-
Zardi, Paul Meriuzzi, John Mig
lorisi, Thomas Ritucci, Frank
Spardone, John Tartaglia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
HENDRIcKEN SCHOOL

Principal Helen S. Wallace of
EHendricken school, released the
March honor roll to-day, which
follows:
Grade S--John Brennan, Alfred
Green, Marvin Reiner, James kan
Ian, Elizabeth Dowie, Robert Al
bert, James Venziano, Madeline
Stickles, Marie Verraster.
Grade Anthony DosSantos.
Milton Kaplan, Jean Sauer, will
liam Tartaglia, Vito Pace, Doris
LANCE. Antoinette Marocchi, Fred
Arab, Catherine Gonillo, Anthony
yucca, Mary Annes, Robert Pier
son, Gerda Darn, Donald Peter
son, Catherine Nastri, James Egan,
Mary Gonillo.
Grade 6-Josephine Graves.
Grade 6, Theresa M. Hennes-
sy-Marion Blanchette "a. Pearl
Mazzetti' 81, Amelia Apicello SO,
Carlyn Davis 81, Salvatore Venizi-
ano sc, Theresa Tartaglia SO, An
drew Biondi SO, Armand Ciano SO,
Estelle Vergil SO, Frank Tracy SO,
Arturina Perazzini 81. Miss Knud-
son.
Grade 5-Raymond Bradshaw
95, Malvina Schuster "a, Gertrude
Possidento 90, Mildred Pierson 81,
Richard Monroe 88, Jacquine Stills
"a, John Beccia "a, Robert Bren-
nan 81. Ralph Pastore 80.
Grade 4-Robert Rowley, James
Lord, Phyllis Essex, Mafalda Api-
cello, Jacqueline Moriarty, Sflvio
EFilippelli, William Bolger, Michel
ina Mariana, Shirley Mcclure,
Robert Jessell, Theodor Bauck.
Grade 3-Janet Russell, wyona
Macholtz, Vivian Mcguire, George
Gaming, Janet Surgener, Jeanette
Cochrane, Ernest Towne, Marga
Darn, Michael Annes, Antoinefte
Pappiani, Henry Mastriano, Ed
mund Manke.
Grade 2-Madlyn Baker, War
rem Bradley, Margery Rowiey,
George Lord, John .Terisavage. AM
geline Pastore, Lucy Possidento.
Ralph Boyle. Robert Lowrie, Jo-
seph johnson, Nancy Pastore.
Grade ALBERT La Porta,
James verrastro, Irving Beadley,
Joseph Carragher. Joseph Dileo.
Reginald HUT, Iolande veneziano,
Mary O'Conner, Robert Hayes,
Marianne Beccia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
BUNKER HILL SCHOOL

The March scholastic honor roll
at Bunker Hill school released for
publication this morning by Prin-
cipal Ralph w. Darlington, fol-
lows:
Grade 8-George Prifty, Dam
forth Shattuck, Janet Smith, Bev-
erly Stocking, William Julian,
Paul Gilmore, Lois Fenton.
Grade 7-Gertrude Leary, Bar
bara Chase, Grace Bradley, Lau-
rette Hogg, Clara Malsch, Eva Kaz-
lauskas, Barbara Lavigne, Silvio
Berluti, Eleanor Burner, Dorothy
Webb, Josephine Della Camera.
Lawrence Robbins, Miles Eddy.
Grade 6-Emilie Fitzpatrick,
Carol williams, Janet Groff, Will
liam Brophy, George Elmore,
Ruth Ringenberg, Patricia Sage,
Marion Hermans, Joseph Lister.
Grade 5-Norman Farnlof, Wal
ter Angle, Glenna Francis. How
ard Horton, Arson Stocking, Dor
othy Hess, Harley Dennison, James
Carroll, Norma Lavigne, Richard
Beadle, Helen PPritchard, Celesta
Petrillo, Julia Brickett, Norma
Berluti, Everett Beeman, Russell
Farnlof, Richard Morgan.
Grade 4-Werner Larson. John
Dixon, Hazelruth Burner, Mary
Kenney, Ruth Boylan. Alfred Cro-
cut, Donald Vense1, Lillian Rotella,
Franklyn Finnan. s
Grade s-Lillian Pritchard, Dom
aid Piercey., William Leary, John
Beecher, Marguerite Hodgkinson,
Alan Thomas, John Lewis, Helen
Ciriella. Mary Farnham, Grace
George, Roger Walcott, Russell
Curtis, Clare Jean Bartlett.
Conduct and Effort Honor Rail
4B-Eleanor Baldwin, Ruth
Granger. Geraldine Jones. Florence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
Russell SCHOOL

Principal. Mary c. Coyle of Rus
sell school,, announced the March
honor roll this morning, which
follows:
Grade 80 to 95 Per Cent -
June Trainor, Shirley Geghan, AL
Mary Malone. Phyllis Wilkins.
John Cole, Louis Wander Eyk.
dona Zupnes, Margery Donahue,
Marion Modrow, Shirley Rowley.
Grade SIS to 90 per cent -
Leonard Balcom, Frederick Schus-
ter, Mary Hayes, Mary Capobianco,
Raymond Barnes, Viola Carseri-
no. Martha Butterfly. Gustav Refill,
Mildred Galiada, Roberta Kearl.
Grade - 80 to IS per cent -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06
MALONEY SCHOOL

March hono,.< ,.,,a.rt. 90 g..
attain,n~ rsrfsct sttsnaano o s ~
inSr .re snc,s,dsz -, ~ liz.
les.sS t,,fs ,,,or,,irg ~, prin.,ao,
Mar N Roiiev ~ RfaIonav 80 -
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- Honor Roll. 49,,
Grade s4-Thombs Rftticci as
Mafaida' IS, Ruby Petruccie "a.
Geatano Russo, e3. Rena. Vanni q q.
Patsy Chianese 81. Bernica Heisler
90. Amedeo Colosanto 90 Marie
Maiorano SO, Lena CAlvo 81. PAM
Merluzzi So, Anita CretelIa sc. Fred
Falzone 81, Domenica Cartocettf
81.
Grade Eff Guida 96. Al
fonse Ruzzo o., Salvatore Lantiere
80, Daniel Rinaldi 90. Aueustfne
Natalie 81, Ruth Kefzner 90. Viola
Petrucci 81, Alma Juliano Sc, Ed
ward Crochetiere So.
Grade 6-Carmella Stagnitta 95.
oddo Vagnini 81. George Unaris
81, Jane Adams 81, Concelia Bar
bieri 80, Anna Teuber 80, Mary
Burgio 80, Edith Ferri 81, Arthur
Cipriano 81, Anna Krok 81, Char
les Grille 81.
Grade 81 Edith. Rosen 81, Mario
Ferri 9S. CarmeIla Falzonne 80,
pulla 80, Rose Croce SO, Eda
Domeniei 50, Ermida Allegrini 81.
Mario Vanni Be, Amalia Salvatore
s.. sy-
Grade 5-.Dfargaret Gaborick 90.
Dorothy stevenson So, Frank Fish,
err Sc. CarmeIla Crispino SO, Pau
line Patrick, 85.
Grade 5--Margaret Guerrero 93.
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