The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-27
TERRYVILLE
School Board Has
Special Meeting
1919 Cut for Teachers Again Proposed - Evening
School Graduation Held Thursday

graduation exercises were held,
Thursday evening In the East
Main street school with the fol-
lowing program being presented:
Opening song, America, the
Beautiful; Essay, "Our Country"
Nicholas Torpilto; illustrated talk.
"A Wonderful Country" Mrs
Charles /. Allen; Song. MY Old
Kentucky Home; Essay, "Domoc-
racy", Anthony Kowasky; Essay,
Depression" Waddic Czaplyicki;
Song, "Old Black joe; Essay.
What Is An American" Alex
Chielewski; Poem, Your Flag
and My Flag" Wasyl Sarochak;
presentation of d. A. r. awards, d.
A. r. Regent; prize essay award;
Presentation of certificates of at
tendance and promotion; Song,
America; Pledge to the Flag; Social
Hour.
Those having perfect attendance
for rs nights were: Peter Belavich,
Wladyslaw Czanplicki, Frank
Kremiski, John Kantorski. Joseph
Pomianowski, Mary Lubawicyki,
Kamiia .Wroblewska and Tekia
Two Plays Presented
A large crowd was in attendance
at the two plays which were pre-
scented in the town hall, last even
Ing by the Thalian Dramatic club
of the Teryville high school with
the proceeds being donated to the
relief fund for the unemployed.
The cast of characters were:
"Elmer"
Elmer Collier, 14-year old, John
Murphy; Susan Collier, 16 to-mor-
row, Jane Pratt: Jeanie Collier, II,
Mary CARRIER; Jamie Collier. her
twin, Stephie Dillon: Miss Tulsa
Pinney, q dressmaker, Lena Soko-
lowski; Mrs Collier, Marjorie Nor
ris; Famine Belle, a colored girl
who works by the day, Edith Nor
ton; Hubert Brown, II, Francis
Mahoney; Russell jameson. II,
Bernard Barker; Pansy, a monde
script dog.
"Pa's New Housekeeper"
Cast of characters: Pa Jackson,
widower. Spencer Reynolds;
Jimmie Jackson, his son, Dana
burlington; Jack Brown, Jimmie's
chum, James Flynn; Matte jack
son. Jimmie's sister, Dora Wood;
Mollie Holbrook, her friend, Emily
Baldwin.
The plays had been directed by
Miss Anna Devereaux, member
Of the high school faculty.
The Silver Moon orchestra fur
nished music for dancing which
followed.
The stage fixings were donated by
Harry simmon of the Terryville
Furniture company.
Funeral of John ROsOski
The funeral of John Roskoski.
was held from the home Of his sis
ter, Mrs Stanley Goff on Eaht road,
Bristol, yesterday morning at o.
clock with a high mass OF requiem
being celebrated in st Cashiers
church by Rev Peter Kaczmarski
Mt o o'clock. Burial was in st Mary's
cemtery. 81.
Church Services, Sunday
CONGREGATIONAL church, Rev
Spencer z. Evans, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. Service and
worship 10:45 q. m.
0t Marks Episcopal church, Rev
John wilkins pastor. Service at
q. m. followed by Sunday school.
Holy Trinity Lutheran church,
Rev Paul Schultz. English devo-
lions at 8 q. m. Sunday school at
$3.50 q. m.
st Paul's German Lutheran
church, Rev A. Fl. Gilman: Eng
lish devotoins at Q a. m. Sunday
school 10 a. m. German preaching
II a. m.
Church of. Immaculate Concep-
ton: Rev Joseph Degnan, pastor.
Masses at $40 and 10 a. m.
st Cassinir's church: Rev Peter
Kaczmarski, pastor. Masses at 8
and 1890 a. m.
st Michael's Greek Catholic
church. Rev NJ. M. Skortsky, pas
tor. Service at 9:30 q. m.
st Cyril and Methodius Russia n
Orthodox church. Rev Joseph
Pishtey, pastor. Service at 10 a.
m.