The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-15

clude: Mrs. Angela Magnanimo, two years; Mrs. Mary Pupolo, two years; BlaS Sabo, two years; Alizas Griga- lus,. two years; Mrs. Angelina Sali- nnahdo, one year; Mrs. Maria Or- ciari, one year; Mrs. Mary Sickola, one year; Paolo Guarino, one year; Michael Klukoic, one year; all from Salem schol.
 Also, Joseph Sterniak, two years, Mrs. Josephine Sosnoski, one year; Mrs. Josephine Klupanski, one year; Mrs. Anna Thomas, one year; Stan islaw Smolinski, one year; all from Hop Brook school.
 Those who had records of 75 nights attendance are: Salem school Mrs. Adele Carnaroli, two years; Mrs. Diolinda Alvarez, two years; Mrs. Alvina Krampetz, two years; John Mambrino, two years; Joseph Zinko. one year; Frank Borisuck, one year: Mrs. Antonina Oliviera, one year: Hop Brook school, Mrs. Josephine Modzelewski, two years; John Korowotny, two years; Mrs. Antonina Pirrkowski, one year.
 Mannweiler To Ohiciate
 Emil Mannweiler, chairman of the board of education here, will award the school prizes and certificates, Mrs. Gertrude M. Madigan, direc- tor of the night school classes here announced today.
 Mrs. Ruby Noble, regent of Sarah Rogers chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will award state D. A. R. pins. Warden John J. Sheridan and Robert c. Deming, state field supervisor of adult edu- cation, will deliver addresses.
 The program also includes: or- chestra selections, "A Mighty Fort ress is Our God" and "Finlandia" l" by the high school pupils; address of welcome, Marion Chemielewski; playet, "The Immigrants, with the cast including: Ivan Berloff, Rus sian peasant-Joseph Paiva; Anna, his wife, Mrs, Mary Spadola; Alex, their son, -Domenic Narducci; Miss Lewis, evening school teacher-Mrs Maria Orcaiari: friends of the Ber- loffs: Donkoo- Frank Ruela; Pabor- mo-Frank Pinko: Yanansk- Steven Krause.
 In addition there will be: recita- ton, Which Are You"-Frank Pin ko; songs by classes, Connecticut State Song, "Old Folks at Home, "Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair" and America. The Beautiful" Or- chestra selections will be under the direction of Leon R. Corliss, music supervisor here, and Madeline Caine will be accompanist for the class songs.
 The teachers of these classes in- clude: Salem school, Minnie Baxter, Madeline Caine, Irene Mccarthy, Louise Gemino. Margaret Mcclure; Hop Brook school, Helen Balinski. Katherine O'Toole and Marguerite Bowling.
 Three Hour Sevrice
 There will be a three-hour service at St. Michael,s Episcopal church, from noon to p. m. on next Friday, Good Friday. The grammar school choir will assist the regular choir of the church at tn ell @. m. service on Sunday.
 Mrs. T. Ravens Peck, edcational secretary for the New Haven Arch deaconry, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Study class of the Woman's auxiliary Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Miss Mary Louise Pardee, repre- sentative for New England on the executive board of the Woman's auxiliary in the United States, will be the speaker at the Il a. m. ser- vice on March 31. Miss Pardee is the niece of the Rev. Dr. Charles L. Pardee, former rector of the local church.
 To Submit Copies
 If the Young Republican club has a suggestion or recommendation which 1t feels should be presented to the board of warden and burgesses, it will send copies of this suggestion to each of the three Republican burgesses and also to the Republi- can town committee, it was decided at the meeting of the Young Re- publicanS last nigh tat Pythian hall.
 Delegates from the local club to the state covnention at the Hotel Taft, New Haven on April 13 and IA were named as follows: William Painter, president, Henry Schildgen, 3rd., Rudolph Anderson. Joseph E. Talbot, Lorraine Hoadley, Grace Woodfield, Alice Soldberg and An- drew Anderson. Alternates chosen were: Albert Mai, John Curtin, Thomas Talbot, Marian NorwaSh, Theodore Stackpole, Verne Ander- son, Raymond Needham and Frank Hotchkiss. William Ploski addressed the club on auto inspection.
 Sell Property
 Franklin Wooster and James Bird have sold to the state of Connecti- cut pieces of land on the Prospect road, to be used for highway or park purposes, warranty deeds re- corded at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John show.
 Cellar Fl0dOed
 Much of the snow here was wash ed away last night by a heavy rain. Some home owners on awakening this morning found considerable water in their cellar from the melted snow. Plumbers were kept busy duri ngthe day and pumps were in demand.
 Birth Announced
 Announcement has been made of the birth Tuesday ct the Hartford hospital of a son, Peter Fransson, to Mir. and Mrs. Winslow Fl. Russell O. East Hartford, former residents of Bristol Terrace.
 On Team
 Donald M. Lutze, son of James M. Lutzo of Cliff street, has won c place on the peddie school tennis team and will 90 with the team on q trip to the South. starting March Si.
 Compete Tomorrow
 The NauQRluck eXn valley hall