The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-03

Year mn tho star 0g tho ClWp
 Moderne In New York.
 ego attendance in this class, below tho state limit. Local Italians he'd pleaded with the board last spring to start such Q class, indicating thefe was Q considerable demand.
 Mrs. MadlganB report showed Q total enrolim0nt of 420 of which ieA were men and 2a2 women. Average attendance during December was t07.i0 pupils each night There are S00 enrolled In the evening high school classes and i20 Ia the non. English speaking classes. Average attendance in tho former is 0a.60 each evening end In tho latter 74.07.
 Deficit Indicated
 A slight deficit is indicated in the school budget # present rate ot spending is continued, the financial report of gupt. Chittenden, made yesterday afternoon, reveals. Thus fav net expenses have been iAl,s 7oOo3. As tho appropriation for the department was 4ie7,000 this means that there is eAb,90a remaining to cover expenses during the last three months of tho fiscal year.
 Thus fer during tho first nine months, tho average monthly OK" penditures has beon 9ib,7bb. If this lB continued, and there Is little rees son to think it won't Do, it would require p47,soD to cover expenses ut,. tll the ond of tho fiscal year. This indicates Q deficit Of e200S,
 Gross expense thus fer has boen eib3,B80bb but credits amounting to ell, i,7ee.B2 reduce thls. Tho inaor credit transfer is ono os eil ,022.l5 for salaries of regular, special and evening school teachers. Stationery end supplies used in instruction have cost more than was estimated. It was believed at tho start of the year that e2b00 would Do enough to cover this, but they have had Q net cost thus for of e3,BB2,A0 about ei000 mere than esei. mated. It was thought eT2o0 would be enough for fuel cost but 97,l3e.. e7 has been spent up to Dec. 3i. So far the transportation item ig keeping well within tho estimate of 5000. There hes been Q net expense Of 02,oA7.3l for thls.
 EZRA and WpA repair items have cost the department ei, ,i73.0S. Miss Elizabeth Weary, school nurse, wasAamkaA 0nA0 aa,sk(saA hAM1kh ANu aminations made In December with i4 home visits. Eighteen minor !ns jurles were treated ct the Red Cross dental clinic in December and 07 teeth extracted. Miss Helen King, dental hyglenist reported % child- ren examined, e6 prophylatie treat. ments and nine class talks.
 Nursery Enrollemnt
 Enrolment tn the nursery class in Prospect street school h Deceni. ber was 2b. There were 20 sessions held and average attendance was 10. Twelve parents visited.
 Sale of Christmas seals in the schools brought ei67,7i with 2bbi students registered. Salem lod with 9l0.eB contributed. The eye-sight rec port for last month showed 2e03 pupils in public and parochial schools here had their eyes tested. There were 2T0 with defects. Thirty. nine were cross-eyed and % had ,, granulated eye-lids.
 Plan Another Play
 The dramatic club of the evening school will start working on another short play when school reopeiis, Mrs Madigan reports. The first pre- sentation of the club "Her Christi mas Hat" was made ct the Christi mas party of the evening school members asid was quite successful. The club consists of pupils from the advanced classes in Salem school. Mrs. Madigan organised t last May as Q continuation until evening school reopened in the fall.
 Mrs. Madigan reports many even- ing school pupils have been forced to leave school because they were transferred to night shifts in local factories. Some 0f the evening high school pupils were employed in hVoEcb UukAu8 tklO AAUAiuuy1s SVAA esaaB Monday, evening school teachers will be required to send in monthly reports for all U. s. Rubber company employees to Rosser Donley. employ rlnent manager. The special classes. sewing and practical public speak ing, will meet next Wednesday even- ing and on Wednesdays thereafter. No Resignation Received That Atty Martin E. 0ormley has submitted his resignation to the school board because he Is now live ing in New Haven, is news to Supt. Chittenden, the school guperintend- eE.t said today.
 When he was told that according to an accurate source Attorney 0ormley submitted his resignation several weeks ago, he said he has not received 1t and doubted that Chair man Charles Rodenbach had. It Is possible the letter of resignation may have been sent to Secretary Henry Fireman who has not attend cd the last two board sessions. < Department's Good Work