The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-01

Judge Edward Mascolo imposed a fine of $100 and costs, remitting sSb of the fine, which left the total line at $30.75.
 The assembly hall of South | school was fiIled to it's capacity last evening to witness the night school exercises. Mrs Edward EisenWinter of Watertown was one of the speakers. She introduced Miss Stevens of New Haven, who is teacher of the blind. She had a Belgium wolf hound dog with her and explained how well the dogs are trained to lead and pro- tect the blind people.
 Miss Luella Leslie, principal of the school was the next speaker and she introduced Mrs Stevens. Mrs Stevens spoke on the Parent Teachers work. Mrs Eisenwinter presented certificate to Alice Bucks for the best essay, also a year and a medal for not being ab- sent for the three years of night school.
 The following pupils received diplomas: Tony .Alonzo, Theresa Barton, Edward Cunningham, Adolph Kontout and Mike Zubik.
 The non- English speaking certi- ficates were presented as follows:
 Second Year-Ciro Capilupo, Jo- seph Pary and Paul Rinaldi.
 Third Year--Charles Della Cam era.
 Advanced-Aiice Bucks.
 The program was carried out as follows:
 Opening March ........ Orchestra Flag Salute and America .. School
 Playlet-"Our Country, opening, Viola Denver-Switzerland, Edward Ignotas: Italy, Mary Kitson; Lithu- ania, Margaret .Mulhern, Bernice MaMacMurtrie; France, Thomas Samoska; Great Britain, Teddy Shaffer; Russia, Thomas Airing ton; America, Ernestine Sciarret- ta; chorus John Peep, English folk song, James Florian, Arthur Padenna, Edward Therault, Nor- ton Decker, LeRoy Newell, Ralph Orsini, Albert Fillippone, Raymond Laneville, Michael Palomba, War ren Tapken, Lawrence Burke, Nell son Corcoran, Lawrence Fugliese, Lucius Snyder, William Mithey, Fhancis Fugliese, Daniel Lane-- vile, Harold Gibbons, Peter Man zolino, Aldo Guglimett, Michael Ri- naldi, Armand Derouin, Henry Laneville, Angelo Durante and Jo- seph Ross.
 Chorus, "Troika Ride"--Russian folk song-Dorothy Brandt, Mad cline Dubauska, Anna Kowgan, Florence Spino, Agrafina Visockis, Livia Calabrese, Angeline Partone, Ia Do vf Ernestine Blondeau, Mary Butke- vich, Gertrude Stewart.
 Chorus, "Pierot", French folk Hard, Helen Kdull, Ida Avoletta, Eleanor MacNaught, Leona Michaud, Anna Popovich, Irene Watts, Lillian John.
 Corus for "Ciribiribin" Italian folk song-Helen Krull, Ira Avo- letta, Eleanor Hard, Eleanor Mac Naught, Leona Michaud, Anna Popovich, Irene Watts, Lillian John, Mary Holdridge, Joyce Rim kie, Gertrude Therault, Veronica VanWagner, Anna Daddona.
 Pupils in costumes who repre- scented countries:
 Italy-Liyina Calabrese; Switzer- land, James Dwyer; France, Le- Roy Newill; Switzerland. Marjorie Brew: Russia, Bernice MacNaught, Lithuania, Eva Jacobs; England, Anna Marie Tringa; Ireland, Ger trude Stewart; Scotland, Eleanor Hard; Uncle Sam, John Wildman, Columbia, Doris Harrison. Song, "Columbia the Gem of the ocean" school; march, orchestra.
 Following the graduation the parents were invited to visit the class rooms where their childrn's work was on display.
 Girl Scouts
 The members of the Girl Scouts met at the Community house .lasS evening with their captain, Miss Evelina Hauser. and lieutenants, Miss Drucilla Littlehales and Miss Lucilla Laccone.
 Classes in tenderfoot were :n charge of Miss Evelina Hauser. Captain, Compass in charge of Miss Littlehales and Miss Laccone.
 Dorthy Cutler, Peggy Lethbridge and Jane Funller passed tho ten- derfoot test and received pins.
 Patrol corner were formed; sew ing-Ruth Clinton Patrol; knitting, Ada Hallock patrol; party plans, Alice Grant patrol.
 The Girl Scouts attending were: Carolyn Beardsley, Lorna Ashborn Joyce Kuntzweiler, Edna Boulan- ger, Josephine Zaccaria. Betty Cor coran, Anna Grant, Lucy Zaccaria, Peggy Lethridge, Evelyn Corcoran, Ada Hallock, Ruth Clinton, Doro- thy Cutler, Jane Fuller, Mary Graney, Alice Grant. Barbara Adams.
 Sewing and Knitting Glasses
 The sewing and knitting classes of the EZRA were held at the South school last evening. Miss Helen Mattoon, has charge of tiF knitting and Miss Airline Mitchell of the sewing.
 Tho members of the sewing class are: Mrs Jennie St Hilaire. Mrs Bertha Rogers, Mrs Bertha Bares, Mrs Mildred Palmer. Mrs Sylvia Kontout, Miss Katherine Padaus- kas. Miss Eunice Palmer. Mrs Ja- cobs, Miss ARgeline Cireillo. Mrs Mary KontoiH. Mrs Nafalda Bar brier, Miss Alice Petrorazil. Mrs Eleanor Mautino, Mrs Albert Fii- ippone, Mrs George Seller, Mrs Mary Cutler. and Miss Theresa Baritone.
 The members of the knitting clas sare: Mrs P. Wildman. Mrs l.. r. Wildman, Mrs R. l.. Benson, Mrs M. Jacobs, Mrs Adolph Kon- tout, and Mrs George Seller. The members from Watertown attend inf were: Mrs Robert Atwood. Mrs Joseph Collins, Mrs Clifford Gee. Mrs Harriet Gilbert. Mrs J. M. Me- Goldric, Mrs Martin McGough, Mrs Albert Oliver and Miss Mary Shields.
 The knitting and sewing classes will meet on Wednesday evening next week.
 Briefs
 The members of the Mothers Club will meet at the Congrega- tional church parish house to- night. Mrs Joseph Cummings. Mrs Carl Miller and Mrs George Ed tnorlda will he the hostesees