H ‘ Fiity~ nine dreduates in the Frank-
Iin Concerti- Lincoln Schools
Tomorrow Afternoon
”MASS MAMA “MARK Mill
WM" AAA NEW MASS SIMS
ilev. Frederick A. Coleman to
(live Addrees to the Scholars
The parents and other interests cit-
lzons are invited to attend the gradua-
lion exercises at the Franklin street
and Concord street grammar schools,
Tuesday afternoon {it 2 o 'cloclt Owing
to the small size oi? the hall, uhich
seats oplyi «lilo persons, in order to
provide socotnmodations for visitors,
the attendance of pupils will be con-
ilned to the highest grammar classes
in the two schools. ‘There are thirty-
‘tive graduates from the Franklin
uohool'nnd twenty-four from the Con-‘
cord-Lincoln schools. Together this
makes the largest number of pupils
finishing eighth grade work in the
hiatory of SOuth NorWalk.
The address to the‘graduates will-be
giVen by the Rev. Frederick A. Cole
man of Trinity Episcopal Church
.The erosion: (allows: ‘
Piano Solo. ,
Jeanne ’thcox.
Recitation—The Chambel‘ed Nautilus,
' Amy Clark '
Girls‘ Chorus—a-Tho Dewey Deli.
Recitation-*3",
Anna Stewart.
Cornet Solo.
Elbert Smith.
Class Song.
Address and Presentation of Diplomas
Rev. Mr. Coleman.
After the exercises, the classes will
hold a reception in the Franklin itin-
dergnrton. at which refreshments will
be served. The assembly hall and
the kindergarten have been decorated
with flowers for the occasion. The
class motto is, "Work and Win.” The
pupils have taken the white daisy let
their class flower. They have invited
their parents and personal friends to
attend the roceptlon.
The Franklin class has tWo Bertha
ltooduersmiierlha May and Bertha
llessie. tlrst cousins.
The Franklin class president is lloll-
ort Oliver unit the secretary in Anna,
Stewart. The Concord clues president
is illruest Paul and the uettrctnry in
Susan Chancellor.
'A'Alti rinse little for ltrndutttlon huvu
rntllllun lilillllll
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trond 01m A! utter
Event at the Morwaik Country
Club Witnessed by litany
Spectators
The first preliminary rounds oi! the
Norwallt Country Club handicap ten.
his tournament Were played oi! Setur
day, in the presence of a large‘ nun»
her of interested spectators. The
games were well played throughout
and afforded players and spectators
alike no end of enjoyment. .
The players and their scores were
as follows: .
Lansing Odell, scratch. defeated
Harry Earle, scratch, in two straight
games, e1. M.
Chester Kerr. plus 12 iii, defeated
A. it Russell minus 15 by the score
or ii- 3 ii- 7 ti- 2. '.
P. W. Brooks, minus 30. defeated
Fletcher Montgomery. minus 30, in
two sets, hat-3. .
Arthur Wheeler. scratch; defeated
Harold Baldwin. plus 1-2 15, by the
score of 6-1, 64.
Carl A. Harstrom, minus 30. defeat
ed John lleatty, plus 1-2 15, in straight
sets, 6-2 64!.
in the men's doubles, Manlce Lock-
wood and Conrad Price, plus 15. de-
feated Lehmnier and Lehmoier, plus
15. in straight sets. 108, 6‘2.
The semi-flush in the tournament
ill
limits on July A.
week there will be playing. L
”SENSE iiiiiilllilS
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Antonio Sm Pays SIN add
Costs anti Two (idler: $40
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NEW CANMN, June zit—Seven per
sons still remained to answered to
charges of violation of the excise law
in this town. when the authorities re
sumed today the hearings which war,
began Saturday following arrests as a
suit or state police investigations. The
state police it is hold. have been in-
vestigating during the past month re-
ports or the selling of beer and liquors
from houses illegally and within the
past day or two ten persons have
been arrested. most of the arrests tali-
lug place on last Saturday. Three of
the accused. Antonio Byiveelo. Carola
Casabeschi and his wife, were put to
plus Saturday afternoon. before June
line of the Peace Frank B. flawless.
and on pleading guilty. lsylvesto was
lined ditto and costs. and (:nssbeschi
nud his write Ho and costs such. The
others nocttsed are: Daniel Kelly. Heu-
ry L. leaie. Daniel Vruno, Nicole Finn.
lib. Antonio Flsnlto. Joseph i’unquso
oil and Joseph Salerno. All or the or»,
arrived, and the pupils are wearing
tlwtn proudly
'ibu highest pupils in urholnlship
an: nt ii‘rnnitlln. ilurtrudo liltior.
at (loncord Joules (llyun.
'l'ho clues norm (or the occasion is
ollltiuni it is sung to the tune of
"The ilrnngu and the Bloch." the
Princeton l‘tollelzo tune. it is on tol-
lows:
We‘re gathered now. dour classulntun.
A parting tiling to sing.
Yet ours is not a minor strlliilw
(lur voices gladly ring;
We hint; of happy uuhmll days.
(if duys of Work and play;
To Franklin and to Concord
We attract an)” "standbys” today.
We're on our way to lllgh uphold,
the Freshmen brave and new.
We hope new floidil to cont‘lller.
lrur work in these is through;
lint. friendship's not forgoltrnw
Onr hearts are. loyal still;
lWe’li cherish thoughts of drummer
fiction].
And cheer it with it will.
NNO'i‘ldlEi
‘i'he advertising of the Very sharp
Razor Outfit will expire July 5, the
lust coupon‘soncarlnu on July 4. tithe
rnmrs. at which we have but. a limited
number, will he sold until duly it. pro
A liquor from their homes. as were also
untl
lof
culled are charged with having sold
thouu whose noses hove been disposed
ST. JOHN'S DAV
OBSERVED ill WALTON
lit .loilttsrihty. which in especially
lrerunuincd by the Masonic lrniernitl,
wan ilttlngly butternut It the normal
senior,» at tit Matthovrs church. wu .
ton. on l-iuudny afternoon. when the
rucwr. Her. (3:. A. Merlin. invited the
members of Art; budge. No. till. it‘. A.
A. lit. and Vlorsl Chapter. his. B. (in
rim or the hinstnrndtsr. of licence—
tovrn, to meet and take part in the:
stsccirtl service. which has become out?
annual feature itev. Mr Marlin is
chaplain or hrs willie.
The church was comfortably tilled.
including runny or the communicable
of the church. Formative members or
the two fraternities assembled at the
parish utilise, in. Me o’clock in the or
lemons. and marched to the chumh.
Where special cents tutu been reserved
tor them. During the service. a help
lot and appropriate address was made
or the meter. At its cflliiill’tlit‘lli, all
present were invited to return to the
parish house. where a collation was
served and several hours were passed
riding the supply tenet exhausted.
in social intercourse.
Entered at tab: liotlth Nomadic Postvotiioo A
will be played next Monday and the .
During the ensuing ‘
N “Am “T. mo ' 7
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The Filth Annual tinting at iloioh
Point Proved to he a brand
Success
PEAMAAEM ASSAMZAIMA
filliMEilSYiiiMili SIX? Mill
SaturdarrAtquun’s Millet»
lost Enluvable Yet Held ‘
The fifth annual outing and shore
dinner of the toremcn or the iaoultvrood
Manufacturing company was held Sate
urdsy. afternoon atydlotou Point. and
proved to be, the best held yet; by this
popular band or renew workmen. The
dinner was served at 2:30 o’clock and
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city it garden mum
Acts Recording 'Vlsitsce B.
Parks Place
illlliliiliS nu n
nunu nu nu
Largo Amount oi llatterdlandieli
There Each Day
. it was decided at a meeting oi the
Board at Health of Norwnik. on last
Friday evening. that the establish»
ment of Walloon It. Parks in the East
ltoults road. just above Weird street,
wherehe carries on his packing of the
int tor shipment to the various isiiow
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assessors saffron
erltuclt or All Althl
mm
Edwin K. Bullock. oi in West street.
was quite painfully. though not sor-
iouuiy, injured on dnlurduy noon. at
Zilth street. in New York city, by be-
ing struck by nu automobile. Mr. Bel.
look is the wcli‘itnown ulesunnuer to
the city, and on daturdnr was Martins
humus the street when he noticed on
automobile approaching. lie stopped
to allow it to pans and then continued
not having unlined another approach
ing in Inotllor direction.
The mudguard oi the second car
smack Mr. Bullock‘s right knee unite
sharply. but with not enough turns to
cause him to tail. The driver oi the
our stopped instantly. not having been
going very lost at. the limo. fortunately
for Mr. fieilccit and lumped from his
machine to ascertain what injury he
had caused to the South Norwallt mm.
A policeman also appeared upon the
scene. but as Mr. Benson's injury did
not pain him greatly lit the time. tho
soloist, after the burial apologies. oust
tinned on his way. so did Air. kitsch
Yesterday. however. the lures begun
to hurt. and in cunning considerable
pain tbdtly. ltir. neither. is this to be
around. though he walks with a dei
billed limp. its is to be mutilated
ed that. he was not more sartorial? inn
lured.
wnyvery blonds: night lettered night.
It was" the bloficsthaii that George
' Johnspn ever had. output-ding to those
who witnessed the nihrrow escape he
had i’r in being killed by the down
Plttstlegd express this morning at the
waiter street crossing. It was so
close that the engineer on the train.
who'wne on the opposite side. could
not see whether he had hit the team
of A. ’R. Mellon, the contractor, which
Johnson was driving, and brought his
train to a quick stop.
gateman had put the gates halt way
gatemau had put the gate half way
down. Johnson drove up and the gate-
man beckoned for him to continue
across, thinking that he would have
time. As Johnson drove upon the
tracks thetrain dashed out iron: under
the River street tunnel and the rear
end or the wagon wss so close to the
ed the incident. which canteen near
later to see it the train but! not at
least scraped the paint on.
Had there been a man sitting in the
rear of the wagon his feet must have
been struck by the train. The engin-
hs brought his train to such I dutch
from the windows and many enrol-sod
(rem the train to ascertain the cause
or the delay it was with a sigh oi re-
lief that the engineer was able to re-
turntohistrsls snd'etsrton thew
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Accident“ in mus;
"Zed” Road. or the lino of Reed 5
Smith llveryms of Georgetown. had
I narrow «can. from "nous injury
and portions 1. terrible death. Mr
day moraine. when his from m
struck by one ot the ear
log train at s: 30 o‘clock. It the cross.
ins that short tho Gilbert 3 Main
Company plant.
litr Reed. who was driving. and who
was the only coconut in the wagon at
the time. ”was not iniured. but the
horse was hurt to such an extent that
it will probably be necessary to shoot
it.
litr. Reed was about to cross the
trncits when the train shot into view.
Before he could stop the horse. which
4'
become frightened It the close proxim-
ity of the train. no white the antics
missed the horse. the humane our
struck it in the hold. throwing it down
and injuring the poor anirnsi terribly.
it was given out, this alternoun, in
Gomgotown. that the animal would
have to be shot.
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«wiles. Ain‘t it Grout to meet a
friends from your Home Town"
(on Band Night)
“Think it over, Mary"
"i'li meet you tonight" (at itoton)
"All Alone.”
SWEDISH IAII.
BTEAIEI WIEOKED
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llidiafiiNGFDRQ. Hnlnhd. June Alia-w
The Finnishsowodish mall steamer
Bur i., with tour hundred Stockholm
oxouelonists on board. won wrecked oi!
Kurtis island, in the outer sherries, it»
day. it in not known hero whether
there was loss or life.
NUTMIG OPIH HOUII.
At n oriental meeting oi the Nutmeg
Club held fillurdly evening it was vol.
ed to hold on open hours on Monday
nishi, July too. There will be ill cow
teminmcnt and refreshments and an
enjoyable mansion is assured. One
new member was admitted.
“Where to buy this California or:
cases tor invalid» Sunkist. moo trust.
lessons end time. Finest olive oil.
trout notion used oil. the at. Manson
limo Fruit Alters. corner North Milli!
sad Worthington Sis.
out
‘4
illicit Marlon nurses or Holden am
one. Spent the west: end with friends
in never. Bistros one New Haven.
returned bottle last evening.
Admit“ your wants in little Instinct.
train that some or those who witneu- ‘
to being accident. inspected the wagon.
oer knew that if hotbed not hit the.
" vehicle "it‘s had come very close and
stop that the passengers but their heads
claws-
WEATHER Fonscssr
Showers tonight m Tuesday. A
Edward ”chillers, iii Burbank
Street, Tofiscspe line Auto
Brouddihedtreei
lino-lunuln‘
tillllliiilll lulu
lesson D’Elisc lien in Front oi
Car oi A. ll. Malitln
.Edward M. ”Wilson, at l Burbank
street was thrown oil his wheel and
run down by William P Eric‘s auto
mihile. Saturday evening It 6 o',cloclr
in South Main street. and while con.
Iidehbly shaken up and badly bruised
was not outlined in Inch a way as to
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' VAMMA
MAMS WERE
VlbiecontedbyScu-Iol
NinetoFotlr
PSSA MAI MAM Hill
A Mil IAVMSMEAS
We. ‘
Work in Ninth Inning
Before the lamest crowd which‘hss
attended a some at Amusement Park
this your. the Norwnllts added anoth-
or victory to its string. Saturday at-
cannon. when they trimmed the wings
of the Savannah Giants (colored) by
the score of 9 to l. The visitors were
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«Aland night, tonight. rain or shine.
HIE AT TIIE STATE
Mil FELLMWQ‘ AIME
GROTON. June lid-minorities or the
Connecticut Odd Follow'n hosts were
thrown into a panic Saturday by a tire
in the Murray between the dumb
tory and the old spellers mansion, in
which are the living rooms ot the
home. The tire was discovered about
7 o‘clock. All of the used inmates
were up monolith; ready for brealo
tact and when the storm of tire urns
tested.
The tire was in u narrowly con-
structed alloy and was dlti‘leult to
men, but until. Woodward and his
torch not out the tire hose quickly and
subtitled it utter about an hour's
work. Jim. Woodward, matron oi the
home. succeeded in notation the his
mates. The tire did about tloo dam-
age.
A new orator supply was completed
It the home only a tow months ago
and this provided homunculus-nib or
controlling the flames. find it been
enemy to depend on the elevator
supply it. is thought probable by eat
em or the hours this the urn would
hove been serious
Wino for Hot WBIAMMWAIAIIMI'
item Beer. dueling“ menus. lurid
nouns-wise drink menstrual.
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Wmmlllesmw.
liesvyVSwItters Put in Their ‘
given many or them were severely
MHMAIISI PASlliil
New York Children to. This
liliytorA’n duping .,
Rev. John E. zieter, pastor of the
South Norwallt Methodist church, has
instituted a movement amend the
members or his church, which, while
it has practiced in other cities. has ne-
ver before been introduced in South
Norwalk on a large scale. Rev. Mr.
cal a movement in “fresh air work,”
which. is simply the act or parishoners
taking in little people from the city
who parents are not financially able. to
any other way..
As pastor ‘or the Warren Street M.
E. Church. from which he was called
to take the South Norwaik pastorate,
Rev. Mr. Zletcr was active in this line.
of the Methodist churches, in Brook-
lyn. His church was peculiarly situa-
ted in that one side at it borders on
the residential district and the other
on the slums, so that his experience in
Brooklyn was varied and he was and
is eminently titted to carry on the
work.
. His plan which has met with the
approbation of his parishioners, is to
have a number of the young people or
his former parish come to South Nor
unlit for about ten days. He has called
(or volunteers among his parishioners
to take these little people and keep
them in their homes. giving them the
admin“ of such training as they
no. wont to give their own children
, For the accommodation or those who
,, do not so mobs mm or at: dock.
an. Air. Zelter will erect a tent in
the mr of "99W WWO they
pastor and MrsJeltertc c. ‘ .
The plan uppeals to the good people
of the church as hing a work well
worth their energies and will probe!
ly he most successfully carried out.
The visitors will arrive on July l5 and
stay until the 15th. “i
nonunion ll
llnltnr caution
Members Will Leave South Nor-
waiit iuly l5 and Anticipate
I Fine Time
Ensign lrvlnx B. Wilmot. or the {so
end section of the First Division of
Naval Reserves, C. N. 0.. took a trip
to New littveu, yesterday, where he
learned that the local section was to
be stationed on the battleship Con-
necticut during the annual cruise. this
summer. and would participate in the
naval maneuvres which are planned
for the cruise.
The section will leave South New
walk on July 16. in a special car
which wit be attached to the 6:09
train. At New Haven the car will be
switched to the canal ysrdv Here the
more will board the U. 8. 8. Ynoitton.
which accompanied the U. 8. (lost on
its memorable cruise aroundtho world.
They will be transferred to the battle-
ship Connecticut immediately.
The iloet will rcndesvous olt shore
and two days or the cruise will be :iv.
an up to a war game iii the east and
o! the sound, where the militia hosts
and a flotilla of torpedo boots will do:
‘fond the sound while the battleship
heat will make the attack. The Con»
sentient. upon which the local section
Vwil be Assigned will he the Antonio.
The remainder of the ten days will
be consumed in emitting. fleet evolu.
lions and target practice.
Having been assigned to the list;
ship. the local boys will have a upland
to opportunity at seeing all that is to
be seen and to get thee-lube“ super
tonne, not to speak of as need accuse
medallions so the U. S. lgsvy sterile.
They are Jubilant.
warmest. iilldAl) DAILY.
Delicious suites. cookies, biscuits
and bread All bread on sale before
noon daily.
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Sentinel went nus. can: results.
5-5.
Ill nut in Mill .
Reler. Zeiter Proposesto Bring ‘
Zieter is starting what hepleases to?
give them an outing in the country.
having charge, or the. fresh air work .
will be housed under the care of the
land Succeede by (item Buss
in Lending lien ‘
MAMES iii SIAMFMM
AMA SIMS PLASES
Tried to Hire Turnout atlhomes
Ward’ sLivery Stable ‘
About one oi' the most clever pieces
or detective work ever pulled on in
lactheriandfs yesterday, whom-lieu-
wanted in various places for theft cl
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SAliS IEAiilt SAMPAAY
ll] REMAIN SEVERAL lillliliiS
lies Agreed to nitrate Factor
in tlomilt tor heart? it
var}-
1,»...¢.fi ,.r
1
3..\
Positive assume. upon
Textile Company, which lion has been
doing business in theblit Bishop Hill:
rems‘ln in its present location tor-o
tired and twenty-ore hands emploM
in the mill who will be thrown out at
employment in the event. of the con»
pony moving.
it is thought likely, now that all
agreement between the repression.
tivoe 0! William F. Bishop, owner of
the buildings, and those 0! the cons-
psny. that the company may remain
longer than the time they have and
upon. It. to turther hoped that they.
will purchase the property with all i
profitable and valuable water pow
rights. There is a prospect that I?
above deal may be accomplished and
enorts will be extended along those
lines .
The subject or the leaving of the
company has been one of interest for,
months past. rumors oi immediate ro-
moval as well as or a. continuance at
‘
spread about frequently.
n’el is pleased, however. to annuities.
that the company positvely will not
move. nor the business will not «be
removed from Norwsilt for at least ten
months. and perhaps not then.
entoolt rttte
‘ liiTil nonrll en
BltEMiiiN, Germany. June zit.~03o
at Paris. Saturday, fell into the North
fies near the island of inlet, entitle;
East Frisian group, yesterday. Avior
the aerial craft was curried rspldir
out to sea. ’l‘wo persons were aboard,
her. .
The other three bulletins rustle led
logs on the East Frisian coast. ,
A rescue boat who sent out so with
no possible to the aid or rhodium
ed balloon. but later returned harlot
recovered only an empty ballast
marked "R. G undid."
? ~NOTIOI. .
My wife. Julia Warns, havinglei W
bed and board, I hereby give one
that I will not pay any hills oi bio
contracting.
GEORGIA AVAIAGL;
South Noreen. June lib. lull.
Norwalk was that oi? Obie! Thomas ’4
cured the arrest of own horse thieves. ,
teams. (He is be becomtulsoed UM '
excellent H
authority has been ninth linens Salts .
period of nearly I your from the time .
when their lease expires on July lab. 2
This comes “welcome news to Nob.
walkers. for there are about one bill.- “ 1'
the lease or the property bovine m ‘
The Soul!» ‘
of the (our balloons which ascend“ ‘
lent storm prevailed at the time and '
in Belden avenue for some time, will: I :
we
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