The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-06
57 Evening School Pupils Honored At
 Closing Exercises
Perfect Attendance Awards Made - Kaceys Name Committeeman for Membership Drive Which Opens
 March l7-YOung Democrats Meet Tomorrow

B7 members of the evening schools here received prizes for perfect at- tendance at the closing exercises of the night schools last night. There was a good attendance and an en- joyable program consisting recital tions, talks, songs and playlets was presented. Warden John J. Sheridan who was scheduled to talk, was unable to do so because of g. borough board meeting.
 New laws are making it even more advantageous to become a citizen of the United States, Robert c. Deming, state adult education director; pointed out in the feature talk. He explained that old age pension laws now being contem- plated, would benefit citizens but not aliens. However, he said, there are many other reasons why aliens should become. citizens. Night school helps, to build the character of the residents, he declared.
 Mrs Gertrude Madigan, night school director here, was praised by both MT Deming and Supt of Schools H. E. Chittenden, who al- so spoke. c. P. .Rodenbach, presi- dent of the board of education, distributed school prizes, and Mrs Grace Bluestone, regent of Sarah Rogers chapter, gave out the D. A. R. prizes.
 Get Awards.
 Honor evening school pupils Prizes for perfect attendance.
 Those receiving awards were:
 Evening High School-Margaret Cudahy, Ruby Valentine.
 Hop Brook School-Mrs Natalie Pietzak, Anna. Stiber, Mrs Mary Kecskes, Alexander Dulewicz.
 Elementary Evening Glasses = Harry Wiberg, Helen 10th, Ermina Alives, Mrs Delphina Vierra, Jo- Seph Monahan.
 Attendance Certificates (65 nights) Margaret Cudahy, Ruby Valen- tine, Evelyn Empolite, Moreno Fra tesi, Lucy Miele, Berenice Neal. Elizabeth Neal, Agnes Dwyer, Jean Karbonoslki, Ermina Alves, Mrs Delphina Vierra, Mrs Mary Dzien- gie lewski, Michael Klukoic, Mrs Angelina Fedeiros,> Joseph Rosa, Mrs Mary Sousa, Charles Nardello, Mrs Mary Doback, Mrs Mary Ta- wares, Manuel Goncalves, Louis Mauceri, Rocco Spadola, Mrs Anna Eur, Patsy Zuccarelli, Joseph Mon- ahan, Mrs Cecile Arnold, David Lorentson, Alfred Mattos, Mrs Mary Spado1a, Julio Mattos, Joseph Paiva, Adrian Maiato, Mrs Emma Yullse, Harry Wiberg, Helen 10th. Mrs Frances Markovic, Anna Stiber Mrs Natalie Pietzak, Mrs Mary Kecskes, Alexander Dulewicz, Mrs Jennie Mazanski, Mrs Anna Tama- suEas, Mrs Rose Krzykowski, Mrs Theresa Biletz, Joseph Polakowski
 Captains, Teams Named
 The entire executive committee in charge of the membership cam paign of Ojeda council. Knights of Columbus, and captains and teams in the drive, were named last night at meeting in the council rooms Plans for the campaign which starts March 17 were furthered.
 The Executive committee folows: w. J. Weary, chairman; Robert ". C1eary, chairman of speakers com rnittee: John J. Daily, chairman of publicity committee; Roy F. Bunt- ing, chairman campaiagn commit tee: Henry Daly, Raymond P. Bowling, J. Michael Smith. Ed ward J. McGrath, Thomas Tookey, Pierce Casper, Joseph Hearns, A. Barton Cross, Rev. R. P. Morris sey. Rev. E. L. Gaffney and George Donovan.
 Team captains and teams are: Henry Daly, captain; members, Andrew O'Toole, Lawrence Duffany Andrew Daly, John O'Donnell, Jo- seph Nash; Joseph Hearns captain members, Jihn Fitzgerald, Fred Happy, Howard Brennan, Coleman Deegan, Harold Murtha; Pierce Casper, captain; William St. John, Al Bontempo, Richard Cooney, Jo- seph Farren, Edward Hanley. Ed ward McGrath. captain, Charles La Chance, Michael Honan. Mi chael Nolan, Edward Nolde and Joseph Zehnder.
 D. Michael Smith, captain, John Cullinane, Andrew Nolan, Creslo Sierakowski, Richaerd Kelly, Jr., Joseph Neal; Roy Bunting captain, Fred Zehnder, Paul O'Brien, Charles owens, R. V. Cleary, Arr lington Brown; Tom Tookey, cap- tain, Joseph Burke, Albert Benz, John Geary, Daniel Monahan, Hen- ry Freeman; Raymond Bowling, captain. James F. HealeY Edward Hennessey, Frank J. Leary, En- melt Monahan, Frederick Talbot.
 The executive committee and the captains of the membership teams wil hold joint meeting Fri day night at 8 o'clock in the coun- cil rooms.
 Naugatuck, March GA meeting of the board of warden and bur- gesses that had all the earmarks of lively session as far as the spectators were concerned, turned out last night to be colossal dud from the viewpoint of excitement.
 There were many useful and routine measures transacted but the politically hot" firemen's bill matter was not even preached. and no decision was taken on the next garbage collector. There was no disc0ssion of the proposed rec reation hall.
 Warden John J. Sheridan said he could not say when a special meeting will be held, but one will take place before the next regular meeting of the board, it is expected. At this time, the board will vote on the bill now before the state general assembly which would make permanent positions of the fire chief and his engineers here, 1t is believed.
 Thirteen bids for the garbage collection job were received. Leo- pold Kwasniewski. present holder of that position, put in the highest yearly bid, that of $4,500, and Thomas H. Lagonick of Maple Hill road asked the least money for the job for one year, $1,800.
 A committee to consider these bids and. .report back at the next meeting was appointed by the war den on motion by the board. This consists of Tracy Noble, republican and Burgess Joseph Dinneny and Victor Burkus, democrats. They are to confer with Health Officer Walter Baker if necessary.
 Bids for Job
 Other bids for the job and the amount bid follow: Vincent Tam ouski, Crockett Hill Road. Nauga- i..nIr RAAs tt