The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-18
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AWARDS MADE AT
Il. S. ASSEMBLY
Council Finally Passes Or.
I dinance Regulating
Fire Works

"Ts" were presented to the higl
school students.
i Principal Frank M. Jeffrey pre-
scented the scholarship letters Y
all pupils who maintained an aver
age OF 90 per cent or over durini
the school year.
Coach Tracy w. Carey presentc,
the athletic letters to members o
the baseball, track and tenni
teams.
The service club baseball cup
recently awarded to Roger Derot
was presented to. him BY stuar
Cleveland, representing the Rotar,
club.
The following received scholar,
ship letters:
Seniors (5)-Jennie Cimmino
Margaret Cleveland, Nora Koury
Charles Kuna and Dorothy Rey.
nolds.
| Juniors (10)-Elisabeth AtteIla
| America Chiarito, George Pavre
Arlene Foy, Josephine Narsiff
Mary Pierson, Nathan Radunsky
Varna Scoville. Himy Silver, Betty
| Tunick.
sophomores (23)-Norah All
cock, Mitchell Blake, julius Bod
mar. Catherine Cathcart. William
Crum. Robert Dunn. Margaret
Gonchar, J. w. Gum. Edythe Har-
rison, Doris Hennequin, Eugene
Luciano, Agnes McDougal, Janet
Mcleod, Rose Munizzi. Bernard
O'Connor, Rochard Poletslxy. BEN
edict Pozniak, Bernice Rubino.
Louis Sawitzke, John Torda, DEM
etrius Traggis. Beatrice Valentine,
Eleanore Zawodniak.
Freshmen (15)--Rhode Bartho-
lomew, Margaret bayfield,, Peter
Drozdenko. Myrtle Fuller, Roger
Inland. Lillian Loyeska, John Mil
ford, Marjorie Nadeau, Ethel
Przemylski. Elsie Schroeder, Mary
Trofidlo. Ireton Williams. Victor
Zbuska.
Those who were awarded ath-
1etic letters were:
Baseball: Captain Julius Gemel-
II, Manager Charles Brenker, Rog-
er DeBrot, Francis Dranginis,
Francis Hogan, Andrew Olson,
Thomas Mullin, John Petrovits,
Karl seidenstucker. Edward. Lon
81 and William Hoysradt.
Tennis: Captain Russell Gold,
Manager Bernard Malahan, DEM
etrious Traggis, Philip Larais and
Charles Morehouse.
Track: Captain Robert Dell,
Manager Vincent Gath, Edwin
Ryan, Ernest Froeliger, Raymond
Miller and William Reichert.
Council Passes Ordinance Relative
To Uses OF Fireworks Here
The city council at q meeting
here last evening passed an ordin-
ance regulating the use and sale
of fireworks and explosives In
Torrington. to become effective
June ~.
The ordinance stipulates that
firccrackers, certain types of tor
pedoes, cap pistols colored fire
when not containing sulphur and
chlorate Of potash, pin wheels,
triangles, rosettes, flower pots,
Roman candles, and set pieces moi
having explosive parts may be
used on July a.
Public display OF fireworks by
properly qualified individuals when
they obtain permits from the may
or; the use Of firearms by military
and civil authorities. and in tar
get practice or hunting outside the
second district; and blasting by
qualified persons are allowed.
The ordinance also contains
stipulations relative to the sale and
storage Of fireworks and explo-
sives. A fine Of from $40 to S25
will be imposed upon merchants
selling flreworks) before four days
from July 4.
Two Applications to Police Dent
Filed
Two applications for appoint
ment to the police force, presented
by Norman s. Davis and Seymour
Ross. were ordered filed by the city
council last night, on the recon-
mendation of Chief Of Police VIII
liam e. Niven.
A petition was received from
property owners on Bird, School
and Elsie streets, asking street inn
provements, and will be considered
by the mayor and council.
Epworth League Outing Sunday
The Epworth League of the
Methodist church will hold an
open-air meeting at Twin Rocks,
the summer home Of Arthur New
port. at West Hill pond to .morrow
afternoon. Cars will leave the
church at 2:30 o'clock. Those at
tending are asked to provide their
own luncheon.
Catholic Women Hold Outing
This r. M.
Tho Council of Catholic Women
VIII hold It's first outing. picnic
and card party at the summer
home Of Mrs Charles Ryan of VIII
son avenue at Colebrook this aft
ernoon.
Buses and private cars will leave
the parish house at 2 p. m. A
box lunch will be taken and COT
fec will be served by the hostess,
IL the weather. is unsatisfactory
the outing will be postponed until
next Saturday. )
Mrs M. hubert
Mrs Martha 7. hubert, died AT
her homo on 10 Whiting avenue
yesterday at 1880 a. m.
Mrs hubert was born in Norfolk
on February 16. 1916, a daughter
of Sidney J. and Laurindo Mcneil
Tyrrell. She united with the Nor
folk Congregational church July
4. 1858. She has been a resid emf
of this city for the past rs years,
coming here from Norfolk.
Funeral services will be held nj
the Norfolk chapel Monday after
noon at 2:30. Burial will be in the
family plot In the Center Gem tery,
Norfolk.
man trolleys with the employees
being given pension.
Town Meeting Monday Night
Considerable interest is being
shown In the special town meeting
which will be held on Monday
night in the town hall at which
time q finance committee is to be
appointed to conduct the finances
OF the town.
Action will also be taken to cut
out several Of the street lights and
traffic lights In step to cut down
exepnses. Efforts are being made
to cut down expenses at every pos
sible place In the running Of the