making good his’h school :tudentll, and I 1, u
this class Is not expected to prove an , ’
exception. A novel practice was in l .,
lroduced yesterday Besides the cer-1
IIflcato which enables the gradustes ' .
to enter High School. each one recclvl
cd a handsome diploma, 20110 Inches.
ready to frame. This Is the first time
the grammar school graduates have re-
celved diplomas.
flay Folk". The class colors are or
‘ ante and black. The following is the
program‘
Sougwwoims of the Wood"
Address of welcome.
lleo Davis.
Recitation—“The Ferry of Gaiowsy,"
‘ Grace‘lteynolds.
Essay—“Illack Diamonds, "
Ralph Carr.
Song—"Summer liven Song. "
Recitation—“The Wives of ilrixham,"
Clara Edmonds.
Essay—“Nathan liaie,"
Earle L'llommodieu.
Recitation—“Friar Philip,"
Hugo Cumbart.
Piano Duet—The Charge of tile Hus-
sars.
. AND lathvserNG
We Have Designs on BY EXPERlEucED MEN, ,
Your Walls 7 With First-class Tealas and Modern Machinery
loll .
That pleased you ever since we put 7 I)
l r
then on. 'Any-nore rooms to be pe-
tiered?
crockery. Glassware, immunisa-
LIGGETT’S
SATURDAY ”CANDY
29c BOX.
‘thlm our SHOPPING. after the
theatre or when you want a particu
lden, N. H.; Miss Lora Phlnney at
Norihampton,Mass.;M1ss Emma Par
was at liloomfield. Conn. and Miss
Callie Petty at l’atchogue.
Sentimental Young Lady-“Ah pro-
fessor! What would tilis old oak say
If It could talk?"
Professor—"it would say, '1 IIIII an
cint.’,"-——Flicgetldu Blotter.
The Loyal Workers of the Advent
Christian Church have chosen these
officers for the ensuing six months:
President—Miss Jennie Burdhard.
Obey the cry and Misc the sunken
Maine
Front out the mild that through her
Vic _ Lucy Finch, Edna Morgan.
’33:“ hide. long. €001 drink—stop at our. eccléihivfffii.smflhSwag?" Essay~—"ilomo. Sweet Home," wounds flow free, “is 500mb FRESH HOME DRAE’SSED
‘ Fountain. {manner-«Mrs David Rose Dorothy Drake. And. if she sunk' from (In Interiai blast, Japanese China In Cups, Bunsen,
' Recitation—"Too Utterly Utter." Make Spain take back the Philip- Pisces etc.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
Alb rta Twi s.
M WAIHINGTON STREET. 9 s
pines. by goo!
Presentation of Diplomas, ‘ J
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, 81.15 per
Residents of Myrtle avenue and vI
clnity Would like to learn what whistle
Cilidke
TIL. CALL. “1—0. It Was that blow for about an hour “Y ”‘0 Princ'i’m- 1 “ “ ‘ ‘ '
All Orders Delivered Fm of Charlie. Hieadiilfi from 4 o'clock this morning. cm“ s°“""”NeV°r 8"" ML" '0 AMUSEMENTSD' “no" -
_..b a“ F” ‘Itlno resident among the many who At the close of the GXGTCIBBB prizes fl 3. - ,.. _. White Curtain Poles, mm mm’
_ 4* ,wcro awakened was able to get back for the most improvement In pcnman- loo. Meats the same aS‘I 'Usual
Into the land of dreams by stuffing cot- shin. Offered by George E. 88min." Window Shades and Picture Frames
MUSIC finer.
- ion In his ears. were presented to Lucy Finch and
:5" Annie llurke. The graduating class ”we to "M" 4. ""—""—‘i"""
j The East Norwaik fire department consists of: Florence Ashworth, An- P3111“!!! and'Decorsting. .tr‘.l
f Will Ill)? In instant readiness for any nie iiuriée. R‘fliillh Tarrl. Trigger Clark, ._.._...._.... J W E,“
poss e Fourth of July fires. There James unllnglam, ‘loro y Drake. __w. iv the! ‘ H G n'l‘l'ld-
---------------- ' i will be members of the company on Clara Ednlon . Albert Ferris, Lucy I . .' ' m o .
. hand at Mayflower truck house Finch, Fred rccnwood, ilugo Gilm- "ll Btemps. AIR '9' ""mu— 22 Washington Street’ S uth Nomalk
Miss Mai Merritt, of Scaview uvcnuo 'liI Va Ildt sire all the night of hurt. liuroid HcIiIzeIman, Emmons
llIllIIlaII. James Kelley. Minnie Kim-
IIIIcII. Earl l.'iiomnlcdleu, iddun Mor.
gall. Grace Reynolds, Alberta Twiss.
Cora WalIIII, Grace Weed.
ROWAYTON.
The first of the regular Norwuik
Yacht Club hops of the season Will
be held, Tuesday evening.
he th rd and all by on the fourth.
Tilers Is a telephone In the headquar-
ters.
L. H. DECKER,
MOVINGAlleTURES
illustrated Songs
Evory’Evening, Prices“ and the; No
Higher. Saturday Matinee.
is visiting in New Canaan.
Much needed repairs are being made
to the planking of the Benedict Farms
bridge.
m
The East Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Sunday school will hold th
Childrens' Day service tomorrow nig
.at 7: 30 o‘clock. A very interesting
se‘vice Is promised. All the children
are requested to bring flowers, espec-
ially daiésleai either Saturday after-
Robert Joselovsky and James E. "00" or an ay morning "'5 expect
,, ‘ nicd that the Rev. Mr. Freeman will do.
“hm?“ saw the greatest show 0“ liver his farewell address to Connecti-
earth at Bridgeport yesterday. cut children. When he speaks to child-
ren again It will be to the little ones
of the wild and wholly West.
Many people In this place heard the
firing last night III the sham battle
in New York harbor.
EVERY LADY”. DRESSING GHAM
Everett’ s Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Auburn Wagons,
Carriages of All .
Harness Goods and Harness
Horse Clipping .,
NORTH ”mun- eraser,
HOYT’S THEATRE
STARTING FRIDAY, JUNE 26
and continuing for an indefinite period.
Miss Lucy .illilliken
supported by ll sclcct cast. will present
for her opening play the greatest of all:
southern dramas,
The Belle of Richmond
with all the scenic and electrical of
tools necessary for the proper produc-
tion of the play.
Jacob B. Raymond has a large con-
tract In Port Chester and the tug Ad
dIo V.. set out yesterday noon, for that
place with the bile driver and a large
raft of piles.
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The Rev. J. H. Brown, of Malone,
N. Y.. will conduct the 10:30 service
tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church.
Russell Broadway and Freddie Mcr-
l‘lilt‘id had a collision on their bicy-
cics, 'i‘hursdu evening, and Master
Broadway's w Ice] was damaged to the
extent of 81.75.
The Advent Christian Church Rev.
heater F Reynolds, pastor~ChIldren's
Day will be observed. In the morning,
beginning at 10: 30 Three addresses
will be given on the work of the Sun-
day school. The first will be given by
Frank Sclf on Mission Study and Suu- Ilcnry Mocllcr. of South Norwalk,
day School Work; the second by Alice Is electrically wiring the new summer
Cunningham on The Sunday School homes of Mr Baldwin, of Danbtlry, .
Scholar and the Church. and the third and of Mr. Mlltllewaon. of Philadelphia,
by the superintendent. followed by the at Belle island.
remarks by the pastor. Sunday school
at 12 III. . loyal Workers meeting at A special carryall left the Methodist
6:15p m., leader, Edward Knorr Sun Episcopal (‘llulc.h yesterday after
(lav evening at 7:30 children‘s concert noon at 4 o'clock, for Wilton, whole
will be given. the bl- lnotttlliy convention of the Ep-
worlil intrigue was held. About twen-
Thc Advent Christian Sunday school ty>flve persons attended from this
will render the following Chlldrcn’s place.
Day program tomorrow evcnzng at
:30 o'clock:
A big, delegation from East Nor
walk was ill attendance last night at.
the high school reception at. the ar-
.mory.
i
should be equipped with In dent!
snow white. one piece "Stand-rd" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have noticed cold running "term
In your dressing chamber, sleep-
Ing apartment or first. floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prlc Our
plumbers are strictly compo no
choice. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
. CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
Mr. and Mrs. Joint Knapp. of East
N01waik,wcle Bridgcpolt visitols ys-c
terday. attending the iinruuiu & Uni
ley circus.
o. aw"!
The Hatch it Bailey-z
SOUTH NQRV I'ALK. CQNN. -
’Lutnber and Mill Work swoop
A new flooring Is being built III John
J. Waish‘ a yacht llctilah. MI. Walsh
expects to get the yacht ovcl'boald by
Fourth of July.
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Captain George W. llcil. of Second
stl',eet expects to eiileltflln’ a company
of friends aIId relatives flout New
YUIk over Sunday.
outer Sig Royalty Bills to Follow.
PRIOES ........10c and 200‘
Matinees Wednesdays. and Saturdays
of.
Mn.
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An exchange suggests that every
farmer place his name and that of‘hla' .
at the Rescue Mission, on the Wasti-
Lunch will be
Welcome Speech,
Clllu‘li‘S Gurtmau.
Just One Day in the chr,
Gunner Cedergrcn.
Church. Rev. E. W. llysshc, pastor— , ..
Morning service. 10:30 a, m.; Sabbath
’ school. 2 p. m.; Epworth League. 6:45
p. m.; evening service. 7:30 p. III. The
pastor will preach at both services.
Topic tor the morning service The
Ministry of Healing.
Little Miss Mamie Prince, of Forty-
Ml 1“!“le C f M\ tl Song. S l l farm on tile road gate. The Idea Is 1;. ~-
ss I. I . ,rOssnIon. 0 ,Ir 0 c me. good one, as all observing person wIl
street, W110 ladies in the Fitch school. Scripture, seldom pass a well kept farm without ‘ from a Piggery to a Paiace
will spend part of the summer vucu- Pastor. desiring to know who is Its enterprisw . ' I: , . '
tlon in Pennsylvania. Prayer. Ing owner. 0‘, ”ID m RAYMOAD' YARD TEL 6 2 l ‘I . \M
Tl II I 1 Sons. Funeral Director '4 ' . ' ' ‘ ‘ " ""1 ‘ ILL TE
Ierc w i Ie serv cos this evening School. Rowayton Methodist Episcopal .nd EMDEIMOI’ SPECIALTIES
s . t ,- r O
19 North Main St. South Norwslk
Residence,‘ Washington 8!.
Telephone at house, 093.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
CityNationalBank
Ington street bridge.“-
””"edv as “mm“r" LINCOLN RClOFI‘NG, a super-
ior fabric roofing, warranted ,
for eight yitars. FIR CUTTER, two 812
TAR PAPER. '1, z. 'e‘ld goply. SASH WEIGHTS find 9'
N. 8.—We close Samrdrtys promptly at' noon.
._____._._ LADDERS, ordmery and
The Rev. Alexander MchclIol, of l sion -
l-llcksvlllc, Long island, will conduct
the services tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist church.
Suppose,
Lydia Self.
Class Song.
Mrs. Staunard's Class
Exercise—So Can We.
Jolie Nr'w
The Rev. Alexander Mchchoi. of Infant Class. second street, was taken to the Nile _ 2
IIICRSVIIIO, L. 1., will b0 i]. guest OVL‘I‘ My Little Neighbor, ‘ walk HOSDIIHI, yesterday morning. he. . ‘ .
Saturday night and Sunday of F. S. Edna Taylor. \ Iioved to be suffering from an obs 25 d 500 ll SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. , ’
Seymour. 0! Rowan slreet- Duct. ccss. Miss l’rinco has been seriously an lam CS. ' -,--- 00
(”000 8nd Morinm ROYnolds. Iii of a complication of diseases for TRANSACTSA GENERAL BANKING i. .
There was “0t exactly an (‘XOdufi to Be Checry. some time. and has been under the 7 iBUSINE .. .
Bridgeport yesterday on account of Ernest Grocschner. care of Drs. F, i. Burncll and W. J. ‘l '."—"' l per ton.
the Barnum & liniley circus, but many The Wisest Plan, Tracey. _CAP€fAfi, '
went over from this place. S Wilma Cedergren. or. i . "00.00000 ' _
ong, . : Quite a number of persons from this . ' _........ . . _ , .
-Cantain Charles Roddy is getting infant Class. pincu attended the High School recoil I SURPLUS AND eaorn‘s, No. 2 Not Cool suitable f" the Si" ltg SABRSOIJf‘Hj is '
ready to launch his, speed boat. Ho Remembered, tron, last, evening, Four Rownyton .,D t . sin . . tillicllly, ‘bllms li'cely, lasts Well, 'at'ils. 90 par tom‘s
has already received ills new tcll horse Emma Kosmcskl. scholars were among the sixteen Srad- ecora or. 1 “k w ‘ ....
power motor and change Speed gear. Goil Loves the Children. dates from the South Norwalk depurt- . EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pres. ‘ " ‘ " etc, :I
' Amclia. K110” ment, this year. The training recelv- Tel. 452. East Nay-walk. JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-pres.
A thirty 01? Eli“ NOTWfiikel‘E Set out Son ns. cd in the Roweyton apubllc school eu- FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice.
this morning in Edward Ii. liaui‘ord‘s Lillian Walsh. ables the ordinary scholar to succeed Pro
launch for a day‘s fishing. Among them Vacation, in high school- .WILFRED QODWELL', Cashier.
were A. N. Paddock and P. Ii. Fielding. Kenneth Youilgs, 1347
68 Water Street.
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‘..;
The Bay That Laughs.
Lennend Self.
DIRECTORS,
Dr. Walter J. Strohmeyer, of Belle
E. H. Msthsweon Henry Seymour
island. Is to sail with William F
Plumbing and Steam
Children's Day will be observed io- ,
mormw in both the Adi/0M Christian Anthem, Clarke in the Marguerite, in the New JohnH. Knapp Samuel Grumman
and East Avenue MBIhOdiBt cliiirc'lefi- Choir. York Athletic Club's race from Huckle Heating Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
with appropriate and beautiful cxcr- Exercise—Tho Upward Way. bery island to Block island. Captain Christian Swartz John H. Light MW
cises. Five Boys. Ollie Jennings. of Southport. will sail .~ HOT WATER HEATING- Fred H. Rowan.
----- Helping Mother. the boat. which is an assurance of suc- . HOT AIR HEATING- ‘ . . . . J ac kson
A criflsillg yaw] liilt into the 10W" Amy WCOd- costs. if success In possible, and suc- 57°VE5 ““9 RANGES.
BM?! AND TIN ROOFING.
GI! and min Fitting GI! Fixtures.
“ Metal Coiling. Etc. .
RAVI Von seen 0th eToox or
RICHMOND RANGES!
‘i
harbor yesterday and this morning
came up to East Nortvoik, when the
cruising party catne ashore and look-
eii over the city.
Shine Just Where You Are,
Ethel Gttstavsou.
This is Why,
Herbert \Vccd.
Motion Song,
4 Minnie Ollcrcnshnw.
The Roses. I
Miriam Reynolds.
Vacation Days,
Robert Tilly.
A Memory System, “
Amelia Baker.
cells is always possible with the Marv
gucl‘lte.
Optician, . ..
Everything In the Optx’a‘ L he.
Eyes Examined Free. '
88 WALL ITRES'E "mm—19,. .
.-,u ‘
. oi .
F .
lloton Point Is to have least one
improvement that perha will meet
the approval of some Rowayton clti~
zclls. iiaudbiils have been liberally
scattered about this place, announcing
that a barber will be at tho Rotonr
Point. Hotel on Sundays, Tuesdays and.
Thursdays. The bewhlskered citi
zcne of this place may now avoid the
Saturday night rush at South NOI walk
and quietly appear lit Roton Point,
Sunday morning. . y me t0
Thomas Slibcr. ‘a‘cbldred youth. 19‘
years of age. undertook to ride from For “Eight OWK
Darlcu to New York. Thursday cvcn-
Illg, on n commutation card of his cm- u
ployer. SamuelRork. conductor John 19006“ figmfifigfifigfl' :33; 3:3“:
Manning refused to permit Subcr to do Pier "8 East River, New York (foot,
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight received
so. and asked hint twice to pay fare.
This Saber refused to do. so Mattning‘
at Norwalk up to 4 p. In. and South
Nor-walk up to 5: 30 p. m. w
t EdWard Knorr Is to he the leader of
‘the Iaoyal Worker‘s Society meeting
.tomorrow at the Advent Christian
church. Tile topic will be. "Clarifying
God III the Body. "
i Mrs. Mitchell chpcrt, ofllitllci, and
'Mrs. Warner Northrop, of llanbury,
who have been guests of Mls. Daniel
’L’llotnmcdieu. of Rowan street, rc—
Iiurnod home yesterday.
The Jonesg81Hotchkiss
Germany
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Class Song,
. Mr. Self’s Class.
Take the Fruit 1 (live You,
David Wood.
When lxltty Led the Choir,
Amelia Knotr.
Exercise—Tile Archu or of Love.
Eight Girls.
>ts,~
DON’T cvsaLooi'i THIS!
.ENSI
Full (drilled, with deep tailored
ilfold Regular price, $2. 59- $13 59
L comm,
Miss Reba. E. Simone and Miss Ethel
J. Stevenson of East Nor-walk, are
members of the class which graduated
' yesterday at the New Haven State
Normal Training School.
.‘ r .._.b———
Superintendent George E. Thomp
sun, of the East Norwalk schools, and
family; will close their home In Ediic
sycnuo' about July 1, and go to Bank-
. ‘ . \‘
Values can only be determined by
prices It is only when one comes to
coinpare qualities and prices that one
gets a true Idea of where real bargains:
are to be had. Low prices count ‘forl
nothing unless vaiiie’b‘e there. This is
is point we are constantly studying—
i striving to give ‘our patrons the very
Song, ,
School,
Yesterday afternoon a very interest-
ing graduation program was given at
the Marvin school by the class of 1908.
A large number of parents and friends
turned him over to Officer Garry
Foley when the train pulled In at
Stamford. Yesterday morning Judge
llamiitnd for the summei‘ 0f the class were in attendanCe and Samuel Young, of Stamford, fined Su- Norwalk 8&3th Co . best possible for the money asked. it .,
expressed their hearty approval of the her :10. The ticket was confiscated. isiin this 'way that. we have built up, 68 Washington
The” East Norwalk Fire Police are manner in which' the class gave the Mr Rork is a theatrical agent and he Aiming J. smith. c. c. Housman, and are at!“ building up, Our business.
exercises. Leo Davis, of the school
planning to have a clambake in the
committee, gave a brief and Interests
Woods a Week from tomorrow. A meet-
iives in the Tokeneke distri,ct of Dar- a.” e Q ~
Ien He is In Michigan at present L - ’ 9 " m ”m"
A. .i. Angevine &1'Son‘Co.,
ing or the police Is to be held Mon-
day night. to make the arrangements.
The motor generator for East Nora
willk's new ’iighting system is to be,
shipped from Fort Wayne. Indiana,
Monday.‘ Parts of‘ the machinery are
already on' the styiilere and will prob-
ably" arrlve LMonday. .
'i'he eiitdmitimcnt committee or the
Mayfio Hook and ladder Cempany
held and a- session, last ht. he:
learned from earlier in the w air, and
made arrangements for keeping open
ltotISe bn’llle Slight of Jilly 8111.
w
These hers In'the Marvin school
' I
' would have done credit to pupils of a
ing address of welcome, In which he
urged the parents to show an interest
In the school by making frequent vis-
Its not! learning of the work that. Is
being done. He favored‘ the idea ,ofa
grammar school graduation and a
grammar 'sowol diploma Its an Incen-
[tire for pup lie to 'reiualn In the school
to the and pot the course. He highly
commended the establishment of .a
commercial cdursc in our high school.
where dill-”boys and girls Ithay' getia
practical business education. The
songs.- radiations and essays and the
piano duet were all won rendered and.
iii her 'school. The presentation of
'di litmus was made by Principal
Suber went from New York Thursday
alternoon with medicine for Mrs. Roi-k.
who is at the Dnrien home. it was
on his return trip that the ticket was
fitskea up.
A record was made for the graduat
Ing class of the Rowayton pllbilc
school. yesterday. when everyone of
the eighth grade scholars successfully
passed their examinations, and are
prepared to enter High School in the
fail. 'TIIOSC scholars, nine in number
are Miss Ethel Jennings, Master Ar-
chie Benelishs, Miss Marlon Godfrey
Master Theodore Dayton Master
Charles Adcock. Miss Helen Scofleid.
Miss May 'Burst‘eln. Master George
Thmpson' In a few Words suited to the
Intend teaspoon the summer at theII‘
ililbler nhrl Miss Emma Cushnlan. The
. homes: “will trellis Wynn at Her-.occssloa. The class motto ts "Never: ponytail graduates have a more of
Excellent: Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
s to 8
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties sod Ismael.
stilettos. '
CHARLES REYNEKE,
fqprlster.
Telephone 099.
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