The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-17
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Dorothy Moss Room Annex Individual Honors Greens Party to Support Sheridan -ROtarians to
 Hear Sheriff Geddes Tomorrow
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Naugatuck, April 17--Scholastic honors for individual rooms for March went to Miss Dorothy Muss' room of freshmen, according to the report for last month issued today by the high school. Miss Muss' room had an average of 73 per cent of pupils with passing of 70 or above in all subjects.
 Miss Welles room of juniors was second in the standing with 70 per cent; Miss Emerson's room of seniors third with 66 per cent and right on their heels was Miss Daly's 5 room of sophomores with 66 per cent, while in fifth place were Miss Butterworth's juniors with 62 per cent.
 There were 14S students on the individual honor roll, that is those who got an average of 85 per cent rbetter in studies. The sopho- mores had a banner month, wrest- ing supremacy in this line from the freshmen. Usually because the freshmen are a bigger class than others they have more members on the honor rol. This month the sophmores led with 51 students making the coyerted list, the freshmen were next with A, the juniors third with31 and the sem iors, the numerocally smellest class were last with 22 members on the honor roll.
 Finds Fishing Hot
 Stanley Harrison, member of the local group of youths known as the Killers, certainly was hot Sunday when he tried his fishing skill at Lake Bantam. Stan caught six. fish but he really got hot about the time he was hauling In number five.
 In fact even though he was straining at the line from dow boat, he felt most uncomfortabiy / warm. Suddenly his companions in the boat, Paul Beardsley and his brother, Leonard, were amazed 10 see Stan lead in the air and fall heavily into the boat nearly cap sizing it. Stan had some matches in his pocket and the friction caused when his pants rubbed the bottom <, of the boat, evidently caused the matches to catch lire and the main thing Stan regrets Is that the fire didn't, stop when it ate a hole in his pants. Stan hastily kIdUDCo 6OlAS WdIOL eth0 IihA V W ~ NAA the bottom of the boat, and then widowed in it until the fire was out. aCoincidenta1ly at the same time the trio heard the Bantam fire engine speeding along the Soad but 1t wasn't going to put out Stan's fire. It had bigger and better game in sight. for structure not far off was burning. :4
 Stan indignantly denied today reports that he swam home in preference to riding in the seat of an auto. When asked the extent of damage, all he would reply was ;too much" Evidently the Killers are a fiery crowd for several months ago Irwin Grants pants caught fire in the Y locker room, while the owner was playing yolley ball in the gym.
 MT Harrison is a true fisherman, however. He landed his fish de- spite the intense pain from the fire.
 More Harmony Indicated E Indications that democrats may pull together better. in the com- ing campaign were given today when Frank Green, defeated candi- date for warden, stated to the Dem- ocrat reporter that reports his fac tion would not support John Sheri- dan party nominee for warden, were untrue. MT Green said that he and his group cherished no re- Sentiment over losing and would work for the benefit of the party He expressed the hope that other groups in the party would get be- hind the nominee and work for the slccess not only of MT Sheridan, but of the entire ticket.
 He said that no definite date has yet been set for the meeting this week of the town committee. It is believed this will depend on when MT Sheridan can arrange to attend, as plans for the coming campaign will be discussel. One thing seems to be certain that there will be new faces on the borough board after the election. It is not believed the progressives' : candidate for bur- gess have much chance with the possible exception of their. leader. F. August Johnson. who is running in the third yard. He is opposed by Henry Zwick and Victor Bur kus. If ,Burkus is one of the six burgesses selected, he will be a new member to twin a seat and he will be a new member, replacing Milton Calvin. In the second ward the republicans have put up An .thony Tangredi who has never served on the borough boaard here tofore.
 M Funeral of James Brannigan s# The funeral of James Branni-
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