The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17

town considerably, charges from New Haven having been cleaned up and a $426 bill from Bridgeport be- ing withdrawn when he explained to Bridgeport officials 1t was 8 state case.
 A Hartford bill also has been set- tied and an Ansonia case cleared Up. The warden pointed out private matter to the board in which the superintendent has saved the town considerably.
 Wants Town Hall Report
 MT. Eaton brought Up the matter of 8 monthly report on the Town Hall, and said although the board has control with the superintendent of the Town Tall, the bookkeeping on this is not done in the welfare department. He suggested the book keeping be changed and that re- port on Town Hall expenses be pre- scented the board each month.
 Warden Sheridan pointed out that nothing can happen there without the sanction of the welfare superin- tendent, but Mir. Eaton explained that he was not casting any refiec- ton on the present system. He added he felt that As the board was supposed to have control of the Town Hall, 1t should know what Is going on and what expenses are. He said 8 monthly report used to be made, and said this might have been discontinued when a change in the town bookkeeping system was made several years ago.
 The warden agreed to the change proposed. Just before the meeting closed, MT. Durkin said he thought that purchase of two awnings for the police chiefs offlce at $ll each Is not necessary. "The chief Is not in his oftlce long enough to use awnings" he said. MT. De Carlo said the awnings would improve the appearance of the Town Hall.
 No action was taken however.
 To Interne sn Waterbury
 Dr. Joseph A. Reynolds, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds of Cherry street, received his M. D. degree from Tufts Medical school at Med- ford, Mass, Monday. He received the Phi Kappa award given to the graduate each year who in the judg- rnent of the faculty, through aca- denlic rank and industry, has made the most satisfactory progress. He returned home with his father and sister, Cecelia, who attended, and will soon start his senior internship ct St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, where he was Q junior interne last summer.
 While at Tufts he was one of 12 students chosen for membership in the William Osler Honorary society and was one of eight graduating with cum laude honors. He is an honor graduate of the Naugatuck high school and inabriculated at Holy Cross college. His many friends here hope for his continued success.
 To Banquet Tomorrow
 The annual banquet of the St. Mary's Dramatic club will be held 9 o'clock. A fine program includ- tomorrow night at Lakeside Inn at ing installation of newly y-elected of- ficers, speeches by different mern- bers and entertainment has been ar- ranged.
 Members are asked to meet at the St. Mary's church tomorrow night promptly at 0:30 from where trans- portation to the inn will be pro- vided. Kay Connell will be in- stalled as president, Alex Baukas as vice-president; Joseph Burke as secretary; Helen sokoloski, treasurer and Kenneth Murphy, publicity chief.
 The committee in charge of the banquet includes: Fred 1ehnder, chairman, Helen sokoloski, Kay Connell, Ken Murphy. and Andrew Nolan. A chicken dinner will Dc served.
 Graduation Tomorrow
 A total of one hundred and ninety public grammar school pupils will be graduated tomorrow night at exercises to be held in the Gem Theater at 8:l5. Of these 100 are from Salem school. 3 from Central avenue, 24 from Hop Brook and 30 from Prospect street school. Chair man of the Board of Education, Charles P. Rodenbach will give out the diplomas to the graduates.
 The list of graduates with aster- isks indicating those who got SS% or better in their studies for the past year follows:
 Salem School
 Virginia Rathbun Adams, Don- aid Albrecht, Frank Pope Ander- son, Ruth Eleanor Anderson, "Verna Lorraine Anderson, Frederick Will liam Arbusto, Cora Belle Ashe, Wli- liam Ellsworth Ashford, Robert Walter Baker, August John Bara- nauskas, William Louis Barlow, Margaret Mary Barto, Robert Arthur Baumer, Ruth Louise Beckling. Jessie Catherine Benson Edgar Lawson Bickford, Weston Macleod Boyd, Edward Norbert Brennan, Anne Welton Bristol, Frances Hilda Burke. Frank Capece, Rose Mary Cariello. Susan Rebecca Chitten- den. Charles Correll. sCharleS Henry Daily. sJchn Darby. John Thomas Davey, Rose Mary DeCarlo Doris Mae Donovan. Joseph George pullard, sDorlno Hazel Durr. Adel- ina rldalgO. Patricia Mills Follett, Audrey Elizabeth Fox. Eugene John Fratesi, Helene Margaret FredericlEs s.l0lln ThnnaaR ~4arfand. eFTnnk