The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-11

Bontempo Winner
In Violin Contest
Talent Displayed By Local Musicians - Memorial
Exercises to Be Held Tomorrow By Lodge

, up by sending the Park City team
home defeated.
Benefit Card Party
At Polish Military Hall on School
street a card party and dance Will
be conducted tonight for the bene-
| 1T of st Hedwig's church. The
Victorian orchestra will furnish
| music for dancing.
| Funeral Monday
The funeral ofsMrs Peter Bartol-
omucci who died Friday morning
at her home, 40 High street will be
held Monday morning at $3.50 o.
clock from the house and at o.
clock from st Francis church
where q requiem high mass will be
celebrated. Burial will be in st
James cemetery.
Besides her husband Mrs Bartol-
omucci Is survived BY two daugh-
tiers, Reita and Barbara.
Charity Board Meeting
On Monday night at 8 o'clock
the board OF charities will hold
a regular meeting in the office Of
Superintendent A. b. Cross. War
den Harris Whittemore, Jr, will
preside at the meeting. It will be
the first meeting of the board
since the annual borough election
In May. 1t Ii expected that the
board will map out plans for the
work to be carried on during the
year.
To Celebrate 25th Anniversary
The 25th anniversary Of the or
ganization of Aetna Lodge. Shep-
ards of Bethlehem, will be cele-
brated tonight in Pythian hall by
the lodge members and friends. An
entertainment program has been
arranged and a luncheon will be
served. Many out Of town MEM
bers of the order are expected to
take part in the exercises.
Glass Day Exercises
Glass day exercises of the grad
uating class Of the local high
school were. held yesterday In the
high school auditorium.
The program was featured with
the reading Of the class prophecy
by Miss Elanor Hall, presentation
Of gifts to several members OF the
class by Joseph Hoore, the presen-
President Birger johnson to Will
liam Moody, president Of the junior
class.
The address of welcome was
given by Donald Rabbott, vice.
president of the class. Miss Helen
McDonough read the class poem
and Burger johnson. president of
the class, gave the farewell ad-
dress.
Principal Charles p. Slade ad-
dressed the members of the class.
Boys of the class were presented
With books, the gift Of Mrs How
ard y. futile. On graduation
night all of the girls of the class
will be presented with gifts Of flow
ers by Mrs futile.
Painting Police Boxes
The police signal boxes of the
borough are being given q new
coat Of paint. The work Is being
done by Supernumerary Officer
George Froellch.
Nine To be Confirmed
Nine girls and boys of the Inn
maculate Lutheran church, will re-
ceiye the sacrament of confirmn-
ton at the 1890 o'clock service
tomorrow morning. The sacra-
ment will be conferred by Rev
John III. Frenssen, pastor. There
will be q procession before the sac
rament Is administered by the pas
| tor. He will preach q sermon, his
text being, Continue Thou In the
Things Which Thou Hast Learned"
A musical program will be rem
dered by the choir under the direc-
ton of Miss Emily Semrow. organ
list. Those in the class are Ella M.
Fredericks, Dorothy Jenzel, Flor
ence Schiller, Walter A. Krampitz,
Henry Kreugerm Waldemar,
Nv. w. Radesk, Emil Fl. Schrul.
Ayald Semrow and George Vagt.