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SOUTH NORWALK. CO
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Bill [0F SillilH Nlilljllli
South Norwellt Board of Councilmen Act on Petitions for Var-
iolis Improvements, Including the'Layout oi New Thorough-
lures, Additional Lights, Curbs, Gutters and Sidewalks——
Permission for a New Electric Sign in Front of the Blind
Bream—Sewer Assessments to Be ColIeIIed
Plilllllllii illil'lfllllll llllllllllllllll lillYlllll
Billllillllllll Mill Ylillil lliilllllillfllillll
Crosswalk to Be Laid in Woodward Avenue, Near River Street,
and Bailey and Cliii Street Improvements Will Be Looked
Into and Some Action Taken at Next Meeting
A number of Important matters were
taken up last night by the city coun-
oil.
A suitable resolution has been in
preparation for several weeks to put
the proposition to purchase the Wood»
word. Wright and Brown properties In
Nodttl Main and Union street in legal
shape, to bring It before the people for
their vote. Corporation (‘oullael
.lobn Keogh and the council have beell
going slowly In this matter In order
that there may be no flaw III the le-
gal action or tile council.
Mr. Keogh was requested by the
council to submit a resolution coverI
Pliliillllil llll ‘
lllllllYlll llY MSFYIIIRS
Proposes to Benn immen-
ington Until ills I Sav-
ings Bank Bill Passes
wnsuluoron, I Jii'no 21M .I'O-
ceiving information from the Senate
today that a illllbusler was proposed
thereby by some of the Insurgents
against the postal savings bank IIIII.
President 'I‘att. decided to abandon his
projected visit to New Haven. where
he expected to see his son graduate
irom i’alc tomorrow.
The, president said he would remain
In Washington to look after the light~
lotion. and that he would silty lcro
all summer If necessary to get the pos
tnI llilflli measure tllrotlzlt in anilsluc ‘
tory term. It Is ills desire that the.
House bill be adopted by the Senate
without aIIlcnIiIuent.
EarlI today he sent fol several of
the recall-lilaut senators and had a
long and earnest talk with them
president In said to be
aroused over the situation.
Severnl oi' the so-cnllod "regular" Ito.
publlcans in the Senate. It was said to!
tidy, hull been discovered oil the reser-
vation III the dual roundup on the pos
laI savings bank bill. This phase. of
tho hiltlillloil has annoyed the presi-
dent.
As soon as the president learned of
this plot! he. directed Secretory Norton
to cancel Illa trip to the Yale t‘oin-
meilcelucut ulld also III send for tho
rleilste lenders. 'l‘lie president was in
lighting humor all morning and culture
III the While House declared III- was
very forcible III his reference. to the
senate situation.
The president for more than n it‘ll!
had but. looking forward to this Ne -w
Haven trip which was abandoned to:
day. He said some IlInc ngo Illal llt![
would allow nothing to interfere with
his seeing his oldest non graduate. from
Yale. At llrai the president proposed
spending three days at New Haven.
The legislative condition Inst Ivoek
was such. however. that he ordered the
trip curtailed to one day. It was pro-
posed tbni he leave Washington lIII!
night and return on Thursday morn-i
log. The new developments In the
Bounty. however. and the danger to
the pi Iltill savings bank bill apparently
took all thought of Now iinvon but of
the president's mind.
The progress of the bill through
Congress has been fought every blob
of the way. I’ownrlul Interests aeenr
ed to be at work against the measure
’l‘ho president III said to understand
ihor oughly
this feature. oi the. situation thorouah- .
ly. and he bellows he will be table In
cope with It. or III any rate let, the
country know by whatweubbierges cer~
lain senators are seeking Iii pletlfy
their oposltlon to the hill.
HOIPITAL NOTE...
Mrs. Charles Pennington. of Idlisrv
both street. Booth Norwslk. was no-
Itiittsd to the Norwalll Hospital yonter
do afternoon for medical treatment
Ilia Nancy. thehan of School
street Norwnlit. was admitted to the
Norwolk Hospital yesterday afternoon.
where she will be given medical treat-
Mitt.
Little May Bush of Tokeneke. who
was nominee to tho Norwaik Hospital
a short time ago, is rapidly
Improving from her silent of typhoid
fever.
lag the matter and suggested one last
night. [I was considered best to fur-
ther consider the. subject and for that
reason. It was voted that Mayor Wolfe
appoint. u member of the council. a
member or the Merchants' and Mann-
tucturers' Association, which sugges
ted the properties III question for ti
olle: center, and a citizen not. connec
ted with either body, to confer with
the corporation counsel regarding a
resolution.
The latter will then. it Is expected
he. pic-scaled to the next regular meal
Continued on third page)
IllSllllllllllS Pilli .
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Customs Collector Came Across
the Line With the Receipts
From Duties
HIGHER. Aria. June 2i «The Mall
run (Ilstoma house and post office at
Nara. Sonora. was guarded by Mexlcal
customs guard..- last night nntlcipatln
IIII aiigk i’rom rcvolutionlsts. 'I‘III
Mexican customs collector came across
the line to Nuco, Aria. bringing IIII
customs house money and went to thI
Mexican consul, whose home. is guard
ed by American deputy sheriffs.
Yesterday afternoon Mexican Conan
Torrez. ill Naco. Arts... received Inior
IIIIIIIIIII that an attack was planned III
Nnco. Senora. 'l‘lIc attacking purl:
has alleged to be, coiulioscd of Maxi
IIIIIII rcvolutlonlsts from both sides o'
The title line.
The plan was to seize th
Mexican customs house and post edict:
The Mexican consul communicated
with the (‘lty of Mexico and Mexican
troops have been ordered to Nnro
line t‘t)IiIlltIll_\‘ from l‘nnsncu in due it
arrive this morning. All ammunition
Illlll rifles in Nuco, Aria. were taken
lil‘l‘llfln‘ Ylll‘ lllll‘ Inst illitltl by MIleIIaI
customs officials and every availnbll
lnun has uruIIId null ready III case «I-
IIII IIiIaI-k.
'l‘hc deputy sheriff hi Nam,
IelI pIIonIIIl to Iliabce and II posse loft
lll‘l'l‘ at midnight. :lrrlvlng III Nueo al
I o‘clock this morning It was {carol
lllill Ii ItlI nilui'h was made on till
columns hou..e III Honors that the troll
He might spread to this IIIIIII Iii tllI
linc. Mcxlcnn olllclnlu at tiniuiucn haw
illilllt‘ several arrests lhe lull few IIIyI
III‘ IIIIIIIIIIII rcvoluilonlnts and sent them
ill lil'lllllltlllltl. Moxlcunn carrying arms
and ammunition Into Mexico havn
been caught between Naco and (link
IIIIII and sent to lull at Nautilus. II. III
until Illcrchnnia on this side of the line
have been selling iii'lnn,IiIil II illimlo
lion In unusual quantities to Mt Icons
llIil'iflKJlll‘ Inai few days.
w.
.W
Williama' Root Beer is the ideal
HIIInInI-I bcvnrngo i‘bnllng refrmth
Inst, nourishing. flood for the children
WELLECLIY'O LARGE OLA“.
' WIdI.l.I€i-II.IIIY. Mans. .IIIIIII ii.-~0rle
of the largest clnssea In the history oi
Wollcsloy College was graduated to-
day. when the degree of Bachelor of
Arts Iran conferred upon itiiii young we
men at the 32nd commencement our
rises of the college. ills graduate Ith-
denis received the. dance of Master of
Arts. and certificates In hygiene and
physical education was granted to
thirty others.
A feature of today exercises thlt
was both notable and noticuhla lay in
the fact that the gowns oi the “idle
ates were much less elaborate I an in
former years. This was the I' it of
an idea that oriainaied among thesis
dents themselves In level-oi otolmplo
Aria.
graduation drum
neurones
uuuiuvhisu
Ablleli iIaII Bitten on the tail
‘ Arm by Canine owned by
I. B. Raymond
'Abilnh Hall. of Rowuytou, was badly
bitten this morning by a dog owned by
rig-Selectman Jacob 13. Raymond. Mr.
Hall went to Mr. Raymond's place for
the purpose of mowing some gross,
and he was walking around the house.
looking for tools when a big New
loundlnnd dog. having a mosaic on. air
peeled. MI. Hall told the dog to go
away and lay down, but the animal III
stead of obeying the command. jumped
on Mr. Hall and fastened its sharp
teeth In his left forearm, Initiating a
good sized hole in the flesh just above
the wrist. The wound bled profusely,
and very fortunately the dog. after Ills
til-st bits. turned and ran away. The
commotion aroused people in the
house. and to them Mr. Hall stated
«but bli'd happened. I-lls arm was ban-
daged up, and he was placed on a trot
Isy car. and sent to Soul... Norwnllt.
where he called on lir. R. M. Wolfe
and had his Injury dressed.
The. dog had previously bitten one
other person, and Is considered so vii-.-
lous that be Is kept muscled all the.
time. It appeared this nlorning that.
the muzzle was not or lunch use. an the
dog had no trouble in getting his
.rouill over Mr. Ilall‘u arm. It In ox-
ported that be will be shot.
Yllllllill llllS Illlillllllill .
Ill lllllil llllllllllil
Ilorwslli Young Lady Becomes
the Bride of C. IA. Itali-
wesser.
A very simple. yet beautiful weds
ding ceremony took place this after-
noon at Grace (‘hurcll at 4 o'clock
when (‘harleu M. Kallwseser took MIMI
Florence M. Jones for his bride. The
bride Is the daughter (If Prank l.
Jones. of '2 Union Park, and the groom
In the son of (‘llarles Kale user, or
Blimmingtou. Illinois. Bot younit
people are well knmIn In Nornalk and
have n great many admiring friends
who wish them all stamens for a hair
pily married life.
The ceremony was performed before
a very few of the Immediate friends of
both parties by Rev. James B. Werner.
The bride wns bceolulngly dressed III
II neat traveling suit. and oarrlcd a
bouquet of white roses, which illit-
scattered to the waiting young pco~
ple. Shortly afterward the ban.
by coupltI departed for t‘olorado
Springs. where they will take up their
residence,
i (‘harlca M. Kaltwasscr was formerly
the superintendent of the local division
of the Connccilcui Company. and It
was while. In this position that he met
Miss Jones. He since resigned to take a
more lucrative position with the Sus-
quehanna ltullway, Light and Power
Company. as commercial representa-
tive with bill be dquuriera III New
York city. IIIII IIIIt ca. however. take
' hint in all parts of the country.
It was with great surprise ihni the
friends of both popular young people
learned yesterday of the approaching
mnrrlau‘.
Irene ionornili
eosIIIo AT BTAIIE
ltlli-IK, Tessa. .Iunc 2L lA'lIIIIlI‘tl
Iobnaon. Ii negro charged with buying
lilllod Mira Maude bedding. 0 .I'ounv
Womnn. near here yesterday, was born
I'd III the stake by a mob near theI
Irene of the crime late last nilht
Sin-rift Novwood and deputies were
on route to lin-it with the negro when
they were overpowered by II mob at
Ilene liter, near the home of the mar-
dered woman.
Reining the negro. who pleaded fol
his life, the mob. composed of "Mir"
Iliitn one hundred men and boys, draw.
and him It short distance from tip
town. There. it in said. he confessed
that he had mistreated and powdered
Misti nodding. The negro was tied
to II stake and brunbmt wore piled high
around him. It torch wuwappiled. lIIII
"' regarding the pleading at Johnson. in
iIrI.I was fed until‘he was dead.
IIIIIIII bedding left her home to so
to tone Star. MIMI” hnr body. with
the thrust cut. was found In a wood
a short nihilism train town. ‘
rwc MIN woman to MATH.
bullion”. Mass. June umm men
were burned to death and three others
received slight tutorial in a tire which
destroyed the (outcry dint: outings
Ind as ulnp small summer rear
dense at Ins park in this city today.
The dead are:
Henry III Barrett II drug slant, of
Bart m‘lfiflhlfit. oi Balpm.
1' two men. with the three utilsrti.
had Ired the Century (but: outlets for
their mater W.
or ran westnltiv A YIPIGIAI. WIRI Ann nus own orchards."
WEATHER FORECAVDI
Generally fair insight and Wide»-
clays continued warm; light Variable
winds mostly westerly.
I;
we more
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‘ Id
. illiotes
to Have the Streets Prop-
erly Cored For .
llllllllli Billilllilllll
Fllil llYllllillli Ylllllll
Trolley Co. to Be Asked Flo Pay
Something for Trellis Bitlcer
The regular adlourned meeting of
tho Norwalk City Council hives held last
evening In the council chamber In Wall
street. There will be sewer laid
In Quincy eitt‘el the business ,scctlou
will be sprinkled. buildings will bel
crested grades will be established the
policemen will not attend .nrea. tho
Norwslk Fire Department will be ex.
tended a vote of commendation for
their line Work at the recent Overlook
lire. bills will he paid. the trolley com-
pany will be asked to contribute to«
—~-.—-—~¢
IContlnued on Sixth Page.)
FillllYllllYS illll’llYS
Hill “4U“ i’llllil
The Recently Formed American
Bend Save a fiance Last
Evening '
The concert and dentin at Roton
I'otnt last evening by il'he American
Band. of Southfiorwalkg' drew by far
the biggest crowd of the season. The
Point was throngsd Ihrou bout the av
canine. and the band. wbl‘ch is led by
Howard Tilly. fully mldd good.
This was the initial appearance of
the band at the Point and there were
II great man) expressions of approval
of their w.ork ZEN! veronica heartily
applauded and were generous with on-
I‘ ()f‘i‘fi
The band played for dancing until
Itizlto in the dancing pavilion and then
give u concert on the hotel pinata un~
Ml “:20.
The Connecticut (‘olnpaur furnished
Ii special car for the band to make the
trip to and from the Point.
The Iluild will play Incthondiiy ev-
ening in the dancing pavilion. The
t‘onum-Ilcut compliiy also proposes to
have. fireworks exhibition again this
season at the Point, They will begin
shortly.
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COMMERCE COMORESS.
Sydney Charles Bunion Opens Mir
III Landon.
HINDON, June 3].*II8)IYIIIII t‘burII-s
Iluxion. president of the Ronni of
Trade, opened the International (‘onr
cross of Chambers of (‘ouimerco Io-
IIIIII. Incidentally the lirltlab t‘ablnet
IIIIIIIIIIIIr gave It dig to Theodore Roone-
vclt. recently the guest at the city and
nation.
Referring to the dliiercncca III M
Ilonai ilaeal system Mr. Ituxtou coir
chilled his comment on title subject
with the remark: “lint not being an
IIx-prualdcni of the Italian States I am
not going to tell you how to run your
shows.“
The speaker promised on behalf of
the British gm-ornmehl. every imit
hlII IInniaiancc to the delegates realit-
lng as he said. that such mnicrI-nccs
helped to munlcrucl “the pernicious
Influences of certain classes of politic
lane and lodrnallsta with respectively
loath III the mouth and splntler Ink In
an endeavor to clnbltler international
relations.“
The Congress III attended by trill
delegated. 'l'hoao from limited have a
who“ hope of securing the. hunt meet.
ins: for their city.
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ENGINEER. WITH GRIEVANOEQ.
The executive committee of "In
llroihcrllood oi Inicomotlvb Engineers,
representing the then on the New lia-
vcn mud. met in New Haven yesterday
to consider. according to a statement
made by F. ii. Idvana. the chairman of
the committee. the proper Interprete-
Iion of some of thr- rules which went
into bite-III who their new working
schedule on May II that. It III said
sum. of the rules have been curried
not by division superintendents con-
irary in the VchI of members of the
committee. Mr. Iowans stated he did
not think the committee would call on
ts’tny oi the odious of thocnmpany to
I”.
It III well known in railroad circles
that the engineers pro dissatisfied bur
cause of a rearrangement of runs or
tiered by i‘le company billowing the
adoption of the new schedule. Under
this arrangement some at the soul
nears claim they have bmdtind'notm
log at all by the alight Increase In
wagon granted those men.
oovsarlon mcaaflaw‘n With. our
OGDEN. than. inns Ii. «(Improm-
Dickerson. of Nova a. who Is in Ogden
today. declared that he would not up
torture with the Jellflmohnaos not.
out. TUESDAY JUNE 81,1910.
lllllllll SIYIIII lililllliil
llllllllllllilll EXERCISES
Thirty~one From Franklin School
end Eleven From Concord
' Receive Diplomas
At 2 o‘clock at. the Franklin school
graduating exercises were held for the
The program was as
Union' district.
‘ follows:
Plano Solomll 'l‘rovatoro.
William Taylor.
Chorus—-
n~—-M_v lady Spring.
b-Wiuiderer'a Night Song.
Glee Club.
Vocal Solo~The Wind,
‘ Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
Recitation—I—Selectlon from Rabbi Ben
Ears. .
Miss Edith Miller.
Choruaulcstudlnntlnn.
(lice Club.
Vooal Solo ~Pnnsios
Miss Elizabeth lilc'linrdsol.
(”flung Song
Address,
lir. W. E. Chancellor. Superintendent
of Schools.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Dr. Chancellor.
Mr. Chancellor told the pupils what
seemed to him the moat. Important bab.
lie for boys and girls to cultivate In
order to make a real success of life.
There were fortyvtwo who received
thirty-one from the Frank-
lin school and eleven front the. Concord
diplomas,
school. Their names are:
(worse. Benjamin Durham.
livers, Mnurlce Montgomery
Ilnm Osborn Taylor.
Upbam,
man. Bertha Dokus. lssbel
Knlppcl. .lulla Alice Lambert.’
Anna Winifred Ncary.
fen.
Alicia Monica Brede.
(ll-nth, James Kellogg.
IS lll’llllll
FYIII Silllllll
Young Garfield, Son oi Ex-Sec-
retary of Interior, Put Out
of Tall School
WA'I‘ICIITUWN. Julie 31w~~Tll0 Taft
was brought Into prominence to
of
President Tall. and principal of Taft
school here. expelled from the. school
son of ex Secretary of
Ilarry
(‘rockcn of San Francisco. and Frank
Andrews and John iiuuhum. both of R
family
day when Horace. Taft. brother
John (lll‘flold.
the interior. James thirdeld:
New York (lily,
Last night the boys decorated
with bunting, school "has and
greens.
(‘omplalnt was made to Mr. TIIII and
an Investigation stapled which ended
tonight III the oapolaion oi the four
Garfield Is It senior and was
to have graduated at the close of tiles
lie was also sub-
stitute pitcher on the school baseball
Inns.
school next week.
Francis
Joseph Barrett, Albertans Secondori'f
Carevv.
(lordon Powell Cave. Walter Edison.
leopard Walker Francis. Leonard Cur-
Iyle Ilartlctt, Marshall Ellsworth Hoyt.
Hurry Francis ()‘eren. William Henry
O'Ilnrn, Lawrence Kenneth Paul, Wil’
Samuel Fostesr
Resale Henrietta Abrahams.
Alisa tleekcr, Martha Adeline Buckley.
Mildred iiulkley. Ethel Louise Dike-
Gregory.
Eiitcl Mario Johnson. lioulsc Tilly
Anna
Mildred Mills. Florence Irene Murphy.
Herbert Wil—
Ilam Herring. William Koppel. Esther
Alice Meade, Edith Pearson Miller.
Alva James Smith. John Milton Suits
Catherine Winifred Williams.
Edward Mc-
the
memorial erected In the center of the
town in the memory oi the soldiers and
sailors who died during the Civil War.
ever
GRAIUlllgy:
l WI I III
"8 ll ASS
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lSillliili lilll llilllilllllll
The Commencement Exercises
Class day. the first and least serious
of the three graduation exercises. was
held last evening at the Norwallt High
school. the large assembly room being
comfortably filled by parents and in-
vited friends of the class of toll). The
next graduatilg classpthe juniors of
the present year. were also there.
tilass day is the “last meetlniz of the
graduates as a close before the more
formal functions of cemmencement
and reception. and Class day. as a
general rule. [Iroveado be a most hu-
morous and enjoyable event. last
evening was no exception.
The ball was finely decorated with
IIEIIII so save
TIIE Ins FIBIIT
RENO. Nev.. .inne BI.-If Reno
raises funds to construct. a suitable
arena with a seating capacity of 25.000
pays the $1.000 license fee and fur-
nisbes a site. one Janitor-Johnson light
will be held here.
city of the contest If It meets the stip-
ulations. at a meeting which began
shortly after midnight and lasted over
an hour tilts morning. There Is no
doubt that the money. which will
amount to about 817.000. will be raised.
Ciao-med advertisement. on all. am;
2‘.» words or ten. 15 cents: I times.
each add't'onai word. 1 cent per Inner-slim.
TO LET
Tex Rickard practically assured this
T0 LEETI-‘IYE-RI‘KIM
Itulrc F“. iii-pp. MI (‘IwI-
walk
'13” far I-‘le-:~ noon:
“ll“‘ll I ‘;uurt
FLAT.
BL. i-last
IN-
Nor-
1'31 3!
(‘t I‘r'l‘AGE.
part iinpruvl menta. lnquirtI
.IIIIIIIIIII-nky or United Grocery Co.
jnibif
TO LIT I‘WO FURNISHED litmus.
all liiipruw'mvnlii. inth- ml or IIiIIIoIIt
board. .‘Iidduan .Iz WIIIIIIIIanI Ave. it! til
TO LIT“ Rim" WITH BOARD. FOR
two; mun and wife proIiIIirI-II; home table:
every IuIIII'I-ulcnce. It; Itaviininl 8!. its RI
TO LET UN I.INI‘(II.N AVIS” I'Wo
new Mvcn-rmim cottages. all modern IIII~
rovrmentn. Inquire t'nlied lIroocrI or
r. II. III. flutes. Int“!
10 LIT .huicx house. as“ UN! a
elsvoih‘mms. all conveniences. Is
lotion a lie! oo. mid tf
team. Andrews. a Junior. la the rage BUSENE” NOTICES.
lnr Iltc or. b o r two ...
innllirs h T o “a boys are I DIIIHI To ANNOUNCE RI‘MIIVAI:
‘ iii It“ dumb“ lillf‘lfll‘rlle hr in \thi Si.
IIIII-II- have built and cullippsil :I lnI or
‘ shop. Estimates on plumbing. steam i~
Lluiu ““0"!“ ‘ ting. tinnitus lenders. utters. etc. Job-
iIIng NMYNIIFIA-e minimal in. A. E. Ilene-
Iiit't Tel hid! it
grime road
There was a very planning lilllt‘ llii
I‘ll Ithnur r given Intel evening by nbonl
thirty young billion to Miss Elias M.
aveliuo
the girls
having met at the home of one. of the
Illinois and marched to MIIIII Ford's.
II‘III‘II III lll‘t‘ home
The affair
in West
WAN a surprise,
IAVI YOUR TRIII»8II1\'EN YRARH
bluntlcal oils-Italics and college traIulnl
II lI-IIIlculIure and entomology. places
rm Ina umllion in mm for your trees
'«Iinntidcaly l em to no Haunts Joe.
IIIIII CIIIhoII.1‘rI-o Ii on. Norwnlk.
ILICTRO 'LATING Dl" ALI. KINDS
(lertlaed-uonwr, brass and nickel. brnnae.
old gold. IIIIII metal and black yacht trim-
mings; plumbers sungllea and eunudnlim
bi etc and autumn lie Irimmlétr
tab aTware, ll. ileum AI Gun. Waist
title was taken completely by surprise “" “' “ '"
and was tho recipient of many
pieces of linen.
minister. Those. present last.
line
Mills II‘ord extracts to
leave Norwnlk shortly and will be “III‘
rind some tlIue soon to a Methodist
night
were Miss Ford. Mrs. i“. ll. Torrci‘.
iron sans on TO LET.
FOR IALI on To LIT nun. nice
lion. from Iioiobcr i. house it "aims and
bulb. all improvements. excellent locatIoI.
li‘or portion an address It... sure Roofing".
II III In.- II TO Tmtlfiillli‘fi
Mrs. (iconic Warren. Irv. Wishl mils. :r to lot? III on .ymond om-
Smllh. Mrs Irving Iiylntgon and the “‘"V ”‘w ”I!“ 0"".
Misses Winnie smith; Ilidna Smith, ‘““ ““"M ”WM
"Allin Smith Emma. Klngsland. LUST
Myrtle Finney. Glenna Planer. Hanoi .
flunk. Laura RIIIIII. Nellie Danny. Isa~
hello Carothorl. Ruth (Smitten. Mary
menu, Mabel Warren. (hint Wheeler,
Carrie Oilnstcad. Elisabeth Onion
blinks (trace Patten.‘ Florence RM
heroin Knapp. berths Roberts. fir-cam
Lawrence Charlotte dilemma. Edith
Fitch sod Bat-all nun
I400 llWA‘ID-u-IIWAID M.
Fifty dollars toward for Information
Inst will land In Ins arrest. inflame-
lion of the parties who destroyed the
badge on my property no hirsute are
use, Saturday night
. Willa UDIIILIAIII.
LOI‘I‘NIIIINIIAY. NEARJIgiosr WHITE
bridge. bunch rim-yam
so name at or
MIMI ethos. It
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Reading oi the Class History by E. Walters Ryder, the Class
Phophecy by was Nellie st. IoIIII, and the Last Will and
Testament by Margaret Jennings, With the Class Song Com-
posed Ily Illiss Ellen Bottoms—tiles Helen Ewing lies
Gills tor Members of the Senior Class
Willi Fliili
”MYERS ill YllllilllS Blllliiil
Will Be and Next Wednesday
Evening, Followed on Friday Night by the Class Reception
—-Both Functions at the High School Hall
the flags and banners of various high
schools and colleges. Above the stage.
in golden letters on a tield of blue, was
the class motto. “Optima Petanus"—~
“We Seek the Best." The seniors were
escorted to the stage by four heralds
from the junior class. This escort
consisted of the Misses Louise Egbert
and Irene Barrett and Tracy Ambler
and Paul Knlppie.
played the processions] as the seniors
entered. and also accompanied the
class during tho singing of the class
song.
(Continued on Second Page.)
SEVERE ELECTRIC
8T0“ il IE“ YORK
NEW YORK, June 21’ ——A severe
electrical storm swept the upper part
at Manhatun islanqu flies: borough
coda) lightning strlhlnx fever” bulld-
lngs and doing extensive damage The
entire trolley service in the Bronx was
led and electric light and power sar-
vicetw‘ cut off.
Several men were shocked into on
consciousness when an electric bolt
set fire to a school bulldin‘x In the
neighborhood. Firemen controlled the
blaze. The steeple of Bt. Patti's Cath-
olic church In Harlem was It oh by
lightning and guards were tattooed
on the street. where the deb I of the
spire Is in momentary danger of fall-
lng. A Harlem school its: pole was
struck and a great hole tom III the
roof.
Early Indications were that today
would prove the hottest I0 far this
season In this city.
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