The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
NAUCATUCK
Barn Burned Last
 Night During Storm
Owned By Geo Andrews-BristOl Man, Unable to Pay
 Fine, Is Sent to Jail

The barn owned by George w. Andrew in the rear of his residence on Woodruff avenue, was destroyed by fire this morning when struck by lightning during the heavy electric storm. One auto, farming tools, other machinery and hay were burned up in the blaze. Two other autos were removed to safe- ty. Those who fought the fire until the firemen arrived, had a dificuit time saving a pony.
 With the nearest fire kydrant 3,00O feet away, firemen were un- able to use water. However. chemicals were used effectively in keeping the flames away from the residence. All apparatus respond cd when a general alarm was sounded from box r. located at the town farm. The firemen were first notified by a telephone alarm.
 Bristol Man Sent to Jail Unable to pay the balance or q fine imposed several months ago in the borough court, William Brown of Bristol, was sent to jail this morning. He was arrested yester- day on a charge of violating his probation. Costs of the court this morning and the expense of bring ing Brown here, amounted to s19.26. William Marcenhevich of Pond Hill, forfeited a $10 bond. He was arrested Monday by Om- cer Timothy Reardon, charged with intoxication.
 Graduation Tonight
 I<.,, Aaf atrat q II GnhnnI classes in history, consisting of POS pupils, will be graduated tonight when exercises are held in the Gem opera house. A rehearsal Of the graduates was held this morn- ing with the principals of the four schools supervising. A splendid program has been arranged. The exercises will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Only those holding tickets will be admitted because of the size of the class.
 The children who will give reel tatlons are: Claire Elizabeth Pet erson of Salem school, John Maur- ice Connole of Prospect street school, stephen Michael Orban of Hop Brook school. Katherine Alice Cox of Salem school. Evelyn Ruth O'Meara of Central avenue school, Joseph Maria Lopes Ramos of Sa- lem school, Margaret Mabel Jones of Salem school, Dorothy Jcnzell of Prospect street school, Margar- ct Chittenden of Salem :. school, Jack Grossman of Prospect street school. Mary Barbara Naviskas of Hop Brook school, Allison Paul Bell, Jr. of Salem school and Dor othy Butler Kazanjian of Central avenue school.
 Tho Program
 Theaprogram is as follows: Salutation,--Grand March ....
 ............... Robinson Grammar School Orchestra Salute to the Flag ........ Glass singingm."The IT Star spangled Recitation-"Kindness to Birds"
 Cormican
 Claire Elizabeth Peterson
 Salem School
 Recitation--"Washington" Cook
 John Maurice Connole
 Prospect Street School Forest, Dance" ......... Delibee
 Chorus
 Recitation--"Washington, the Na-
 ton Builder" ..... Markham
 stephen Michael Orban
 Hop Brook School Recitation--"Guilty or Not Guilty
 Katherine Alice Cox
 Salem School
 Grand Opera Selections .. Maddy Grammar School orchestra Recitation-"The Legend Beauti-
 fuP' ............ Longfellow
 Central Avenue School Recitation--"sir Galahad" ....
 .................. Tennyson Joseph Maria Lopes Ramos
 Salem school
 Haste to the Fair from Martha)
 .............. FlotoW
 Chorus
 Rccitation-"The Ancient Chin
 csc"
 Margaret Mabel Jones
 Salem School Recitation-"The Ballad of Sweet
 P" Cloud
 Dorothy Jenzell
 Prospect Street School Rccitation--"Lady of shalott :.
 Margaret chittenden
 Salem School
 Roses of Picardy" violin solo
 Jack Gfossman
 Prospect Street school Recitation--"The House with No-
 body in It. ... Joyce Kilmer
 Mary Barbara Naviskas
 Hop Brook School Rccitation--"'The Ballad of East
 and WeA" .......... Kipling