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Evening star., 1933-01-11
COSTS OF U. S. PART
AT PARLEY APPROVED
House Committee Passes $3.50, 900
Fund for American Participa-
ton at London Conference.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee today approved the McReynolds'
resolution to authorize s15o,0oo tor the
American participation In the world
economic conference this Spring.
Approval was given after James Graf
ton Rogers, Assistant Secretary Of
State, has opposed suggestion that
Congress stipulate war debts be not
discussed at the conference.
He held the Governments position
against debt discussion there was AL
ready clearly defined" and recalled that
the British invitation to the confer
ence specifically ruled out that topic.
The question arose when Rogers ap-
peared to urge approval OF the appro-
priation.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
TASK OF RAISING 100000 DEBT
BEHIND HITLER'S TRIP TO BERLIN
Action of Nazi Leader, Following Confab With Won
Papen in Cologne, Would Delay Reichstag.

difficulties to the extent of 1000 900
marks (nearly equivalent to $1,000 ,000)
on condition that the country would not
be thrown into new turmoil of Reichs-
tag elections.
Hitler therefore came to Berlin, it
was explained, to confer with President
Hermann Wilhelm Goering Of the
Reichstag, also Nazi leader, with a
view of finding ways and means of
postponing reassembly of the Reiehstag.
scheduled for January "a, at least until
March. This would give the Nazis op-
portunity Of sidestepping any projected
ron-confidence votes against the Won
Schleicher cabinet.
Meanwhile Chancellor Kurt Won
Schleicher, 1t was said, will make every
effort to get Hitlerites to join the cab
met, but not under Hitler's chancellor
ship.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
LEGISLATORS PASS HAT
FOR HUNGER MARCHERS
1885 Contributed by Californians
Who Promise to Consider
Relief Measures.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Calf, January IL
Hunger marchers received more than
promises from the California Legis-
lature
AS a result of their call on the law
makers yesterday they had $225 In cash,
contributed by legislators and specta-
tors at a joint meeting Of the Senate
and Assembly. They also had the
promise of Walter j. Little, speaker OF
the Assembly, that their relief demands
would be considered.
Police and special officers, armed with
tear gas bombs, guarded the capitol ana
its grounds as the marchers, estimated
by authorities at about 700, arrived after
a mass meeting in the city plaza. A
committee of as appeared before the
legislative houses, while the main body
remained outside. There was no dis
order,
Evening star., 1933-01-11
CONFESSES SHIPPING
BODY TO RICHMOND
Cclored Janitor Admits Taking
Part in Staying of Land
lord to Get $40.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. -.-....
NEW YORK, January l-Henry
Edmund, colored janitor, questioned TO-
day regarding the disappearance Of
Nathan Reigrod, confessed, police said,
that he and two others killed Reigrod,
put the body in trunk and shipped 1t
to Richmond, Va.
Reigrod owned a five-story tenement
house In the Bronx and his wife told
police he went there yesterday to collect
home. .e..-.
Police said Edmund, janitor of the
Bronx building, told them he and two
others killed Reigrod after they had
robbed him Of $40, Edmund stating his
share Of the loot amounted to SIS.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
Capt. Hugh Boone Dies.

WATERFOWL, N. Y. January IL Up.
Capt. Hugh F. McF. Boone, 43, Of the
Fifth Field Artillery, United States
Army, stationed at Madison Barracks.
died today after an operation for au.
pendicitis. He was born in Lima, Ohio.
and was graduated from Hamilton Col
lege In 1912, served in the Field Artil-
lery Oficers School In 1925 and was
sent to Madison Barracks in 1891 from
Camp Bragg, N. G.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSocIateu Press.
STOLBERG, Germany, January II.
This small Harz Mountain town has
been split into two opposing camps
over the engagement a month ago of
Prince Heinrich Stolberg, 20, the sole
male heir Of this princely line. to Irma
Erfert. 10, the daughter of a Magde-
burg civil servant.
His family, which wishes the prince
to marry The Dutch Princess Juliana,
opposes the match, but is unable to
prevent it because Heinrich is their
chief. Queen Wilhelmina and Princess
Juliana repeatedly visited in Stolberg
last Summer while vacationing nearby.
One group Of the inhabitants here
10 disgruntled BY the princes choice,
Evening star., 1933-01-11
Dairymen to Give
Milk to Needy at
Two Cents a Quart
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YORK, Pa. January IL
Pasteurized milk at 2 cents a
quart is to be provided the needy
by the York County Milk Pro-
ducers' Association.
The association, with about
1000 members. agreed today to
deliver between 1000 and 5000
quarts daily to the homes Of the
unemployed.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
LOUIS NAPOLEON BOOKS
ON CAESAR ARE TAKEN
Thief in New Orleans Library
Leaves Note Asking Bid on Re-
turn Be Advertised.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-THE
Historic de Julius Caesar" by Louis
Napoleon, in two volumes, which the
French Emperor presented to the City
of New Orleans, was kidnapped" last
night from the New Orleans Public
Library.
A note left In the spot where the
volumes were kept in glass case said
IF you are interested in the return of
these books, advertise your bid
E. A. Parsons, chief librarian, who
discovered the kidnapping" said the
books, elaborately bound, were valuable,
but not fabulously so.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
HAIL KINGSFORD-
New Zealanders Crowd Field t.
Greet British Ocean Flyer.

NEW PLYMOUTH, New Zealand.
January IL (P).-Sir Charles Kings
ford-Smith and four companions landed
here at pm. tonight a am, Eastern
standard time), after a 1,200-mile
flight from Sydney New South Wales.
A huge crowd and an escort of a dozen
planes welcomed the famous aviator as
he brought his historic machine, South
ern Cross, down here.
Sir Charles has flown across both
the Pacific and the Atlantic Oceans.
He was knighted last year for his many
aerial exploits
Evening star., 1933-01-11
MOTHER OF NINE SLAIN
Husband Kills Her After Accusing

Her of Poison Attempt.
CHICAGO, January II CP).-Raffaele
Perillo, SO, laborer, turned to his wife
suddenly at the breakfast table today
and said:
You tried to poison me a couple of
weeks agol"
go on TO your work." was her
answer.
He ran to the bed room for his re-
volyer and fired six bullets into her
head and body. Then he called the
police Mrs. Perillo was the mother of
nine children.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
JAPANESE CAPTURE PASS.
Chinese Defenders Of Chiumenkow In
Great Wall Are Put to Rout.

PEIPING, China, January IL R.-
Japanese troops have put the Chinese
defenders to flight and are in complete
control of Chiumenkow, "the pass OF
the nine gates through the Great wall
into Jehol, the Japanese legation an
nounced this evening.
Foreign military observers here were
inclined to regard this action as less
decisive than it appeared.
They interpreted it as purely de-
fensive measure designed to protect the
Continued on Page 8, Column So
Evening star., 1933-01-11
Hunters Use Plane
To Prevent Warden
Hearing Their Guns
BY the Associated Press.

by tHe AsSOclattu FreSS.
BOISE, Idaho. January 11.-A
deputy game warden will be as
signed to patrol the Boise River
in an attempt to break up hunt
ing of ducks by the noise of an
airplane motor.
officials Of the State Game As
ISOLATION have been informed
hunters were hiding the sound
of their shooting with the roar
OF motors as they few along the
mail route which parallels the
river.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
TWO GIRLS ARE FROZEN
TO DEATH IN BLIZZARD
Victims Found Near Kennedy,
Minn.-Third Death Attrib-
uted to Storm.
81 the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL. January 1.-Two girls
were found frozen to death today near
Kennedy, Mimi, victims of a blizzard
that swept portions of Minnesota and
North Dakota last night. A third death
also was attributed TO the storm.
Evening star., 1933-01-11
ssFrOns Press to Home
Within an Hour"

The Stars Carrier system covers every
city block and the regular edition is
delivered to city and suburban homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1933-01-11

CO. q. weather Bureau Forecast)
Light rain tonight; colder late tonight,
much colder tomorrow; lowest tempera-
ture tonight about 80 degrees. Tempera-
Highest. So, at IL noon today;
lowest, az, at i2:l5 am. today. Full re-
port on Page g.
Evening star., 1933-01-11

Continued on Page 2, Column g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13

Joseph Polosi 20, Edward Mrosin- ski so, Livio Bonaldi S7, Coneetta MaBtraeehie s7, Edward Black ", George Minieueei 87, Charles Ciar- ella SO, Leon Koeisxewskl 80, Anna Kork 6b, George Burns s5. Grade 6, Room 13---Aibina Llb- eratore D7, Martha Oatrowshi g5, Madeline Fusee v4, Frank Zinko 92, Edmund Janeafsk 90, Anthony Ituffin0 90, Grace Mareoni 80, Ans nette Dil0doau se, Louise Porto 8b, pasquale Perregelia sb, Angeiine Covieii0 S5.
 Grade c, Room Yoianda Desantis 07, Margaret Barna Dj, Guido Nardelly 02, Mary Ferr0tta 80, Stella Distefano Ss, Louise s0rbo so. John Innuruberto SO, Rose Ribas sb, Nicholas DlPaelo sb.
 Grade 5, Room ,ii--F. MinieuecI Ss, c. Compagna s7. '
 Grade b, Room 19--L0uitann Martins 0l, Pearl Mueeln0 %, Ma. bel Yovina 8b, Leonard Hehiavo Sb.
 Grade 4 Room D--Anthony Masrofraneesc SS, George Capris- to s7, Anna Molliea s7. James ta- yiana s7, Adele Donorho sg. Peter Lopiozzo SC, Helen Baini Sb.
 Grade {, Room s-Jennette Koosa 02, Tomassina Antonucco %, Eleanor Basile 80, Salvatore La Rosa SS, Clrmella Do Nardis SS. Sylvester Sbordone 30, Josephine Schlavone so, Rosemary Fusc0 St, Francis stance S5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Maloney School

liaioney grammar school honor roll and perfect attendance marks for December, announced tosday by Principal Mary Y, Kelley, foi" low;
 r Honor IlOll
 Grade Eleanor Russo, D0; Mao Mattel vv.0s Helen slea, Og.si Edmund Qenerali, OIL Vincent D'. DOES; Alphonse Sehinvone s0,25; samson Proeopion S5.75.
 Qrade b--charles LanEieri DOS; Mafaida Didenero sD.4; Telesforo Cartoeetti sS.6: Angelo D'Avefsa, A7.A; Lydia Dubinsky s0,9i Jean stevenson sB.4; George palapls R5,si Angeline Russo s5, Mary pensasiiieo D3; Anna Mueeiaro 0i, Lena Seito %; Julia Vahnl S7, Mary F'ernandeg s5.
 Grade c --- carmella Crispino D4; Constantine DeliaPietra 09: Ida vasnint D1; Tula Exarhou 80; Rose Jtitueci 80; Dalia Salvatore S7; Evelyn Malgon s5; lGlerla PGni Da.S; Dorothy Stevenson 03.0; Ed. ward Longo el; Ant0netto Zleenrs in ss; Dorothy Boyle S5; Primo Haiii S5; Mildred stamhtos s5; Augustave verrone s5,
 Grade 7-Geerge tnarls 05; Mario Terri 03,7b; odd0 Vagnlni Dg.s; Carmella stagnitta 02,G; bi- cinio Marueei 02; Stelas stamates, g0.2; Raymond Corpaei s74; Jo' sephine TartaglIa seq; Marjorie Root e6.2.
 Grade S-Fig Guida 95,6; Lucy Russ0 e4.6; Ruth Karsnor D3'4' Louis Ferri, 9i.4; Augustine Natnle gO.0; Salvatore Bantiere 00,G; Viola Petrucci 80: Alfonso Russo SIG; Daniel RinAidi S7.2,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13

August Farinu, John Kuohoravy, Joseph Lubak, Arnold Shillor, potor Kalneh. Vincent pappianni,
 Grade 2 s- (00s100) #- Roland vieedomInI, Louis Richards, Anna DeStefano, Helen RIeohegEa FiIo- mona Menclo, Robert Drapatin, Angellne Selotn, Alma Hook, Teddy Kadsiewicg. Miriam Kabaehnick, Madeline Pope, ..-,. o0
 Grade j-~~tsb.p0)--Mary De- stefano, Adoiino Talk, Anna Sopin- sky, Antoinctte Lonso'
 SelaseIa, Alice Rosctti. Eleanor Becker, Loon Milletle Edith be- Yirgiilo, stelln Grisanti, Helen diampletr0. Jnno Marytko, Alfred Forte, Mary Aloiso, Doris Kalwolt, Edward Groehowakl, James Per- kina, Salvatore Alblno, Mildred Sopinsky, Jonnio DiCrlsant.
 Grade 4--tS5-00)--candlda Gen. tile, Richard Lombnrd0, Albert Covlollo, Louis Colaei,' Olga Rleh- ardolll, Lillian LnnEo, Michael Corbo, Rubin P0toff, Mildred Knl- welt, Beatrice Krom, Louis D'An- gelo. Susie Melillo, Gonevleve Hau., EIHo, NIHhEH NHhWI MHFlU i'ihHU, Mary VelorI0, Nicholas santopietro, Tony Guerrera, Carmella Deld0bbo, Jennie Como, Jennie Geletka, Lucy barredn, Idda ShodOlsla, Dorado clnrlo, NlehOlaH Valentino, Lillian Becker, Dorothy Martinolli, Louise Mueei, Dora aplnellI, Pttor Pavlik. America GiullNno, John Ablnnsky.
 Grade tS5-60) -joseph Corbo Michael HnbruckovIch, Robert De- Leone, Michael Abla msky, Eliza- beth Ruscltto. Edith Wassinger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Begnal School

7, Elizabeth D. Cinrk, principal ol Begnal grammar school, to-day re. ieased the December honor roll which follows:
 Grade 4; Room ,5---Albert Kir. schbaunl, Gertrude Shugdinis, Car mine Silyestri, Josephine sgrillo Anna olz ,'ski, Lucille Grady, Gs' ther Spagnoletti.
 Grade {; Room 10 Francis Fitzgeraid, William Kolosky, Rose Ginnelii, George DeMathiews, J0' seph Fontaao, Eleanor Grant, An' tonio DiDenedictis.
 Grade 6; Room 17 -- Elizabeth Forcucci, Arthur Dellano, Rose Fnrucci, Vincent Amodeo, Michhc Carozza, Anna Amodeo, Thomas Honr. .s
 Grade .5; Room i5--Joseph Mar. mo, Lanza Sparano, Ant0tnettc CIT. ieilo, Josephine" Crisfulii. Betty Oiszewski, Joseph Ianzetta, Jerry Melchionna, :.nd. line Mastrianna ireno Liber, Peter cioboda.
 Grade 6; Room 1S--Evelyn Snug dInis, Constance Marine, Alphonst Ranaudo. Andrew Spagnoletu. Car men cirieilo, Lena DiDonnta, san ta itagagiin. l.,r
 Grade G; Room 6-Robert Butler June Pickett, John D'Ameiio, Emi' iio Accetura. Anthony Abreo' Ed mund Morris.
 Grade z: Room s---I.ena Cara foIo, Margaret Block, Eileen Gro min, Illuminata DeMartino, Elcanci Rice, Jennie Prtito.
 Grade q; Room Louis SaDt0ra Michael DcFrazic, Antonio D'An' gelo. t..s ,,
 Grade g.: Room 3--Rose Rizzuti Angeiine Sgrillo, Angeiine Torra Lydia stangvil, Margaret Leary Mary Delaney. s.. VIZ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Anderson School

Marie A. Marrot, principal of Anderson grammar school, this morning announced the December honor roll and perfect attendance marks which follow, Honor roll Grade s-Miss M. A. E. C0rf's room--Helen Thuemmler Di, Peggy Sanford S0,Alphense Sehiavonne S7, Amy Erk so, Arnold Fisher 80,
 Grade 7--MisB l.. ls. C0rP'B room ---Vlata Bares es, Gertrude Carew %, Virginia Tappin e4, John Cool. idge, e4, Robert Hills e3, Rey b0ekhart 02, Mildred Ciminera 50, Beatrice lsstens0, Joan Nelson sb, line deorge Reach so.
 Grade G. Miss M. II. Dwyer's roem-caivln Hubbard 0b, Jacque- line Yaveeehia Db, James Murphy s7, George Gillespie S7, Robert Lango SO, Dorothy Kukas eb.
 Grade 5--Mlss ID. c. cassiry's room--Caroline Marine, e8, Doris Caiston co, Alvera petreeeia eb, Betty Woodland D4, aryRaeburn 04, William Brant 04, Janice Tap. pin 02 Robert costigan 0i, Law. renee King %. Dolores Muceina %, Lorraine Thereux 80, Alba saturno sg, John Ianniruberto .s7, Marie carIone 80, Werner Thy
 Grade 4-Miss NJ. c. Mulhern'u room--FTaneis Quinn p2, Michael Tolomeo 02. Evelyn ParEiale %, Mary sameia 80, John Murphy SS, Ethel Hampson SC. Kathleen Mur. phy sb, Thomas Kiriako sb,
 Grade 3-Miss M. D. Kelley's room---Joseph Costigan 0b, Gloria Passereili D3, Helen Bngarian %, Shirley Armstrong o9, Gloria prescott Ss, irene Ganyin Ss, cath- erine Phillips s7, Ralph scszafa-
 " Perfect Attendance.
 Grade i-Roberta Yayecehia, Angela Tolomeo. ~
 Grade g. Laupra Bagariean, Betty Carew, Blanche Marine, Tian Rlefe, Francis saturno.
 Grade 3---Shirley Armstrong, Helen Bazarican. Mary Fella, Glo. ria Passereiii. .'uI,t. Y {" Grade 4--Richard Ririaka, Rieh- ard Lickhart. Thomas Kiriako. John Murphy, Evelyn Parziale, Joseph Samcla, H,i .I
 Grade William Brandt, Ma. aio CarIone. Roy Kliest. Kenneth Nelson, Albert schiavonc, Werner Thyren, Grace Esten. Janc Mar celius, Carollnen Marlno. Dolores Muccino, Dorothy o'Leary, Aivera Petriccia, Mary Raeburn. Nd
 Grade e---Robert Alverez, Sam Carione, Douglas Carpenter, Law fefice Feoln, Frank Gagiione, James Murphy, Orvillc Poirier, Robert Riefe, Marcus Samela, Mary Borg. Jacqueiine Yavecchia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Berlin Tinker School

Principal Marie A. fIeringor of Berlin w. Tinker grammar school, roleased the December honor roll to.day, which ls listed belowG
 drade S--Josephipe QuintilIaul, Mary Augelli, Josephine Cantito, Margaret Bredtec, Louis splnn, Henry Bellisario, Philomena Ioi- vino, Mary Porrella, Adele Me- ioekls Henry Rosnnelli, Martini DiAapio, Coneetta Piveitern, Isenn Pisutto, Eva Iannueei. w. XVI, Grade 7--Loulse Rossi Anna Codianni, Joseph Bazxuto, Adolph VoByllus, Eileen FitsMauriee, Ene. lio Drodiee, Antoinette diannelii, James DlStasio, Francis DeZInno, Josephine DAngolo, Mary aran.. Michael Davin0, Grace Caio, Ans geline D'Amello, Joseph Santa Lucia. ittVhNa, Grade G--Folleia Ranaldo, Patsy Giprinno, Lygia Nalnis, Henry Fab- iani, Anthony Failn, Lena Testa,
 Rose Tome, Flora Dimanno, Der- tha Kfugelis, Katherine DeiGasio, Robert Wright, AngeMne Tome, Harry Quintaglie, Robert Feitman, Phobo derulaitis, Frank Garmln- ar0, Nicholas Augolli, Anthony Mare!ano, Rose Forglone, Sebas. tian PrivItern, Modest Pirro, R0. moo CnputO. Carmine DePaulo, Andrew Santulll, Raphael Blin. strub, Mary Tremagllo, Alfred Ma ran0, John l.aee0ne, Mary Tomkus, Josephine CiprIano, Anthony smol- skis, Victoria .Autore, Peter Rus. sell, John Caifclli. @.ttt
 Grade b---Lois Holcomb. Joseph I5linstrub, Mary Cueinlello, John Griffin, Virginia Walsh, Edward ASunarls, Mildred Dickinson. Laura Clemente, Ellen Mntusevlce, Viola Trumilo, Anna Colangeio, Ferdinand Grant, Genevieve Guer- rern, Louis Disorbo. ..t, s.
 Grade 4-Antoinette Mancini, Dolores Bouley, Margaret soprano, Emma Tremaglio, Dora Cedela. Charles CIpriano, Eleapor iLiccse, Mary Santalucia, Pasqualo sSpino. William Vassallo. Anna Forgione, Antoinettc Girolaml, Eleanor Kru- gels, Carminc Cairelli, Vincent Brcdlce, Pnsqualina Ciufalo, Mary Altleri. PhIlomena DeMaria, Nich- olns Pontelandolfo, Ludivico Boz. Zuto, Charles Bu0nauto. Domenlc Tremaglio, Philomcna Mongelluz- 70, Evelyn Denker. Francis Walsh, Therosa Tremaglio, Josephine AH- brio. Rose Iacovlello, Marion BendIcr, Tony Santora, Frank Guccardi, Patsy Iannera, Nancy Grella. Joseph Mascia. Elizabeth DeLucia, Colange Forino, Nicholas MongelluZzo. .,.
 Grade 3-Mary cappelletti, Mjl- dred Bruzas, tAnna DeFrancesco. Dolores Cipriano. Antolnette Di Pietro, Daniel resta, Elsie Di Do- nato, Neil Tremaglio, Carmela Ranaldo. Lawrence Cercola, shir- ley Troske, Caroline Glmelli, James Lombardo, Consilia DeVit0. Julia O'Angelo, John -Ftschelli. Carmella Moffo, Dorothy Ercoliani. Patsy Di Sapio. Anne Diekinson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Russell School

Principal Mary c. coyie of Rus- sell grammar school. released the December honor roll this morning which follows: E
 Grade IV--Jean MacGregor. Alan Thomas, Dora Rinaldj. Ruth .stollar, Raymond Tierney, Domenic Gercasoni. Loretta GuiIfoile, Dor othy Prinz.. Norma Mcveigh., Ver- nette Noonan, Winifred Lovejoy. Leroy Carlson, Catherine Durocher.
 Grade v---Rita Kenausis, Marian McNulty, Mildred WyIie. Jean For aker, vanda Lukosius, Rudolph RethI. Carolyn Testa. s,
 Grade yT- Edmund Wolkowysli. Josephine zupncs. Mildred Lam- phier. Geraldine Morrison, Freder- ick OsRourke.
 Grade vIf--Ollve Meyer. Eunice |Spurr. Dorothy Reihl, Lois Schneid- or. Francis Cooke. Esther Ericsson. Rita stollar. Marie Amici. Barbar,, Davis, Nancy Luddv. Barbara Holi- man, Betty Bossei. Jessie Nut brown. Donald Taylor. [. Grade vTIf--J. Trautman. l.. Kenri, NJ. Bristol. L. Menzelle. !. Isreishaupt, J. soion. c. Flynn. H. &&8@<%@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Weddings
Luncheon Of Women $ Republican Club
 M NesC York .f

Many reservations have hnen made for the annual luncheon of the Women's Republican club to be held in tho Waldorf Astorin. New York city on January 2is On the honorary luncheon committee are many notable Connecticut women.
 Mrs ueorge A. wyeth. presldsn, of the club, will preside at the luncheon, and the speakers will he the under-secretary of state, Wil- Ham R. Castle, Jr, C. B. Bakeweil, congressman at large from COunec. ticut, and Miss Ruth Taylor, com i. missioner of public welfare of Westchester county, tNlN
 The club has 2,bOO membors in 47 states, Mrs Guy w. Renyx is chairman of the luncheon commit tee. fN ffIff1T
 Many Connecticut women have reserved tables, among whom nre Mrs Theodore l.. pomeroy, Of Greenwich, member of the exehti. tive committed of the luncheon: !: Mrs Henry !. Fisher, Greenwich; Mrs Seth Low Piewepont, lRidRes held; Mrs James A. ,TrowbrI6ge. Noroton: Mrs Clarence n, Wick. ham, Hartford, and Mrs Charles R, Bottomley, Rockville. IMAM
 it is expected that c iocal dolc. gate Will attend.
 Mrs William Warrington was installed us noble grand of Winona Robekah lodge, [. O. Q. k, on Wednesday evening nt odd TeeiIows' hall, Assisting officers also installed included noble grand, Mrs Thomas Finley; vico.grand, Mrs' Louis piehard, warden, Mrs Idn BlrdsnlI; conductor, Mrs Carl Lother; must. elan, Mrs Douglas Weaving; chap. lain, Mrs Joseph Handy; inside guard, Miss Margaret Holling- worth; right supporter for noble grand, Mrs John Holllngworth; left supporter for noble grand, Mrs Prank Grangor; financial secretary, Mrs Walter White; treaaurer, Mrs George Manvllle, recording aeerc. tary. Mrs Lester Flood: right sup. porter to vieo. o.grnnd, Mrs William Maton; left supporter to vice.grand Mrs Earl Ross; outside guard, Nor. man Wagner; captain, Harold Munvillc. The installing staff in, elueed district deputy, Mrs Walter White assisted by deputy marshall, Mrs David Weaving: deputy war- den, Mrs George Manville; deputy secrotnry, Mrs John Holiingw0rth; deputy troas,iror, Mrs Lester Flood, deputy inside guardian, Mrs Ed. win Haywood; deputy chaplain, Mrs William Clarke; outside guar dIan, Mrs Catherine Turrell; es- eorts. Mrs Fred Nydeggor, Mrh Clara Kelly, Misses Adelaide Pope and Islsic Hanson: musicians. Mrs Douglas Weaving and John Clark, Mra Warmington. Mrs Weaving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Columbia School

Tho December honor roll at Co. lumbia grammar school, ans nouneed this morning by Principal liliyabeth s. Cowan, fellowsi
 Grade sk--Abovo 0b-Betty Barrows, Reuben Fucker. Q to e6--Lenora Dremberg, Shir. Icy Drandvein, Doris Hayward Robert Brown, Claude Parton, Mary Hutchinson. s5 to D0--Adele Wallaeis, Jean Cashman, Ellen DayaFd, John Monsani, Edward Brohnan, Robort Bronson, Frances 0asser, Angela
 drade sR -- O0.O5 -- Audrey Smith, John Kennedy, Barbara Neilsen, I1llon Jeter, Griffith Ded- worth, Rutledge Parker, Faye Kilman, Helen Latimor.
 8b-o0--Mary Klein, Carrlngton
 Grade 7- Above 0b -- John sculiy.
 % to 05-Mprjorie Monagan, Hitchcock, Ned Daly. Elaine das- ser, Ruth dreenberg, Helen Na- ehRres, Leonore Demiek. N
 0V to VV@@MftAE9a AtVVtl gpf0hHE Former, Eleanor Webster, Henry Minor Beverly Israel, Florence cohen, Eleanor Hyland, Dorothy Martin, Mary Fogarty, Betty Mae Donald, Paul Posin, Leonard Trau- rig.
 Grade GJ-o0-05--Edwln Alex andor, Audrey Sehneer.
 S6-e0--Phllip Good, Petor Na- Al nj lnsfA eanor Wenkert, Mac soloman, Robert Van Valkenburg.
 Grade GC--Abovc 05--Graham Borden.
 % to o5--Nataiie saitsmAn.
 sb to 00--Billy Nenlc, Clinton chabot Betty Mink, Marjorie spearo, Smiley Icorgue, Merton Medrogor, James Bdyard, Ralph Armbruster, Craig Barber.
 Grade 5D-Aboye o5-'-Richard Wood.
 eo-o6-Jeanne Felnn, Pauline Gtoll, Mary Bolan.
 S5-00--Esther Ro0ssin. OfviIle Kelman. Alice Hutchinson, Thom- as Carmichael. 2.
 Grade 5F--95 to 100--LouIs Nash. 5', ,..
 % to 05--Mary goardman. Ann Foster, Bill Arnold, Charles Grang. cr,. Tom Jackson, Margaret Camp. .S5 to 90-Lois Borden. Virginia Root, Norman Clark, Donald Zels, sett. orton Camp, Isabel Snowman.
 Grade 4F'-Abovc 00--CynthIa Rittenband. Florence GreenbIapt, Rhoda Koiman, Betty CoiliiiH. Irene Zachares. Howard Dember.
 s5- to 90--Lois Greenberg, Helen Solomon, Richard Dillon, Charles Johnson.
 Grade 4G-S5 to 90--Janc Man. ming. Arthur Barnard. John C0e, Corrine Hennick. Theodore. Meyer, Jeanne Greenblatt. Betty Phillips. Barbara Van Tassell, Ada simon son, Sirley Wienberg.s ~
 Grade 3M-96- 95--Eisie Win