. blob class eexrcises 0t 1913 were held
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borpo Diane Graduaiod'w"1bolt ‘
Evening, Wilh‘Alilirss‘e at?
Rev. John Stapleton
SllSS SE 1313
WE...“ SlEl l3 SSllllfll
Deception Will be Held at the
.,.Assemhly Hall on Friday .. .
Evening-
v!
The Norwalk raga 'School graduap
' were all
lemon best- Night; and Ils-
boil in mama chor-
or Brought till
m
unanimous against the proposed
and. outlying districts. The spam
unconsolldstionlstl. Ale
though the opportunity was given All
tomey Nehemiah Condos and E. J.
Thomas. consolidationiatb, to exprpsll
not accepted.
burgh, William F. Tammany sud D.
cohoolidation side of the question in
a clever manner end dwelt in some
instances, upon the charter which is
the ehiet bone of contention stores:
But.
A. B. Cleverley was chosen chairl
last evening in the High School as-
sembly hall. There were sixty grad-
uates iu the class andr'nll were on the
plabiorm. The girill or the climb were
seated in front. and the boys’ in the
have}: rows. ‘ '
The address. delivered by the Rev.
John Stapleion. or the South Nowell:
Congregational Church was or the;
highest degree and he gaile the class
very good advice as to their future
lives.
The program was as follow, John
B Lawrence chairmen of the High
lichen] Cimmittee, presiding:
Selection—Swing Sons. Ebbelisurnes
: _ The High Behool Orchestra;
omega
Kiev. Jellies. Benton Werner, drones
- I. million :1 Stevens clues would -
.l r
Reception of Gift. .x.:.i:., . ‘
Edward H. Gumbart’amahter oi Nor:
walk High School.
Selection—Ln Secret Meander
The iiizh school Orchestra. .
.lA/ddrese, ,
Rev. John Btepleton, South Nor-walk
. Congregational Church.
.Sarenadlr-Violin and Orbhestre ..
Schubert
Frederick Parlle Murphy.
Presentation lot the Closing: 1913,
. Superintendent Ira fr. Chapman.
Presentation of Diplomas.
. Arthur C. Wheeler, chairman of Town
School Committee
Selection-mien Mercurial ..........
Theo F. Morse
The High School Orchestra.
Benediction.
‘ Rev. James in. Werner, Grace Epioco
spat lhurch.
The opening of the rommm was the
. Kevv words of welcome to the guests
. and solid he
by Lil}. Lawrence and be greeted the
ethnic: 1913.
He then introduced Rev. Jnmoll
Benton Warner, who gave the. invocn~
. tied in the absence of Rev. 1... ii. Caro
well, of the Nowell: M. ii. Church.
who was “signed to give tilts. but
business. detained him.
William 1. Morons,- prssidont not the
toil! class. in a tow words presented
the Norwslk Hlsh dlcbbol‘ with tuhv
lots or coollldlns. Dr. Edward Gum-
..llart expressed his thanks to the class
was sorry to see the
class so.
The High School Orchestra will: ob
‘ ~ ‘itsllost, under the careful direction or
‘ vlelImo cull
.elll'llb‘n was s Very pleasant one for
‘ ‘ its lsrpo number of members present. . , .
W
(Continued On ll'iflb PM}
PT“ fiNTllTA’lllh
ID. , .
The villtlnp Ohupur or one...
. upbldburc who entertained non
at the residence of
alloy, ln Bells Mull. The so
_ him;
Io! Rowayton be, and they are hereby.
man and Earls Thomas as secretary.
The following resolution was read and
adopted: .
Resolved. That the following votefll
appointed as a committee for and on
behalf 0! nowayton. to tithe such steps
as. in the judgment of said committee.
as may be advisable, to protect the in-
tereht and welfare of the Rowayton
citizens. in the question oi consolids'
tion to he voted upon June 80:
Committee-«embed Baxter. J. 3.
Broadway. lz'ving W. Clark J. H.
ponies. F. P. Creckett, 8. E. Dibble.
0. iii. R. Godfrey. Chas. E. Heckler.
Knox; B. Morley, William}
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J mgr E
gig Eye. fidgw
Chas. BowrneuIH S Bryan, A. B. (tier-l
ei-ley, A. S. Crooket't. D. 8. Dsyenport.
d-Iaha to linger, w. or. Great; but
Buyier, Jim, bliM Chen. '1‘.
Mitchell. Chas. N. We, H.111.
.Scoiield. A. G. Stevens. M. A. That
char, E. B. White, J. or. sherer. E. 1...
Stevens, Earl Themes D. P. Wicks.
E. 'H. Smith, ‘Oeo. W. gteveaa. Chas.
1!. Wells. Outer S. Yoms.
George W. Stevens, chairman oi gen-
eral committee.
iihlrl Themes. secretary at general
committee.
Executive committee-all. Ackert,
Earl Themes. Tl. E. Boefleld, J. 4H.
Coatea, J. ‘H Broadway.
Publicity Committee—Charles ’Mlt-
chell H. E. Beofleldnlil ll... Stevens.
A meeting oi the general committee
will he held on Monday evening.
lllTEllFEllllED WITH
RAILROAD DIDIILS
HARTFORD. June‘19t11.-John Boo
bestiano, thirteen years at she, of bin.
10 Mechanic street. is. being held by
the police tor a hearing on Wednelo
day. June 26. on e cilsrze or violation
or the special statute which forbids
tampering; or interlacing with the air
hull! of ll railroad. Sebestlsno is al-
leged to have played havoc with the
signal twice on tiloeustem end or
the Midi d Division of the New York,
New ”listen and Hortiord railroad, by
cutting wires stabbed to soulsplloro
signal pervioo on the custom and of
eialllst the hey that Judith smart: plum
A ed the bond at 31.000; ‘ I
fiebesllsno was arrested, thill morn-
llls, lit the micro end or the mum
bridge, crossing the Connectiollt river.
loose!
elm attached to E , mp. elmuo
on three ailment occasions When he
«so commend in police court the pros-
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E Elltlluolasilc Ballerina llslll ill I. '
it was a mum mticouoliitstion ;
meeting um was held in bloom .
last night and the sentiment tubs I. '
tor for consolidetioa o! The Home!” . ‘
their opinions. which invitations wet.
Charles W. Bell, George (H. asl'ol‘»
William Harlot-d presented the oath .
South Norwelll Board of Couli-
lilillllllllllli .
’llllbllill lulu »
Melly Property Owners ' Object I "3
tempts flip” lt.;0olltors .
l'llllIl;,ler'.I,IIt
1F'w‘lsny theeomvmrthe, I'll“ “JIM .ill about it.
new trips tor the summer tomorrow.
. old volume
, holidaysmdd these
cilmoll Tum Down North it in
St. Raphael oi Trolley Do.
nuns-L“
whoa; W n. momma that
iouldvflkl‘thi‘io months tom call;
his 1mm was addicted snd‘tbe 28th
Home (lily council pm to
m
(Milled on Mfiml“
Kill I’illlS Stills ”
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DanooeonSolurdoysalldlloliliays
With Many Forms oi Enter.
moment .Plallllbil.
I
The Knob Club on”. iwul begin resu-
The‘sohedule arranged is similar to
previous ones. but is more advantage-
ous in some particulars. The illness
will start on June alibi and continue
every Someday evening timreatler un-
til the close of the summer. There
will bomllslo, both .elternoon sud su-
snihx of July North.
The bus will most ours lfisvinc Nov-
‘tvalk each day or the following times:
First our leaves Norwsllt. at 10:10 and
South Norwsik at 10: all and continu-
in; every twenty minutes. The test
car before dinner iosvos Harwell: at
11:50 and south Norwslk st 13, noon
connecting with the bus. The ‘scile
dulo begins "with the 12: no our from
Norwnlk and the 1 o'clock iroln South
Ncrwnlk The last car bolero the
o’vsnlnx meal lhllt connects with the
lrsnilportbtibn untoJesvsg Nor-walk at
6.60 o'clock one death Norwslk it it
o'clock. Then the lschedule mom-
menm "album iron: saloon and l
o'clock doom South Nowell: and icon-
tinueswn through tile surplus.
The lsst‘bus will have the Knob
there is no sperm motion, drill»
in; nu bdded WW lollies w ill
Dill
\ the Union here was intorvhvsd by s
grounds at lllllll on mail nights when ‘7"
Cm 1‘ m
of the It'd!“
the report sbo
permits them I, _ holiday, not one
on Saturddy infill“ this W
W‘M’ .md 6195
less sous,“ talcum his
the mm? at revenge- manure»
hudux'l‘he union also we “are oi
mambo started the starred Q0
strikeoudit will so, indeedum with
mmiftboydsciutsdo any»
The representative or the branch or
rename:- thls morning and‘ be stated
that there is summation on the port
of the maturity of the contractors in
town to be isir at lent. and that the
laborers on all kindly in their Kael-
lags toward the bosses. They are
workinx with renewed vigor to make
up for their pent up factions and rot»
sent the very picture “hard-working.
industrious men. interested in their
various u’sks.
it is indeed well that there will be
no strike, for as it one understood
there was to be I general cessation
of work.\.. This would mean that near-
ly everything would havo to stop.
llllllll. illilili . . ,
' lllillll lolllll
llsll Boon lmporild into hustle
to won on Super Plulllllon .
’I.
erg PETEREBUM, Juno ill--
Eiuhty women were burned to death
today bymillspsro enraged at the im
porlstion or cheap girl labor to work
on s sugar solute in the district oi
Piristlrl. in the province of Pollsvs.
southern Russia. accordion he the Kiev
Newspaper. Kiev Linmlndi‘busxoltod
vilispors first securely installed Illll‘tho
menus or exist from a wooden born in
which the this Muss, They set me
to the bundles while the inmates were
still asleep sod all were burned to
dostbmthout s chillies oi steeper
mill Ail-bulls Ellport
' ill-allot iissrly as house! as
' the present Rive:- street rsllreed tuna:
«A
‘ plied twice.
Tortillas lis'pllrdlllp Exhibits
on in ilovl Hayes Road "
SAYS ESSISEER lllllllllll
llSEll lElll Sill llllllllElll
Wilson the More .
uncommonly some” lob:
Connecticut Public Bengal”,
use ml: or no innocuous.L exploit
lemma asap resumed at up. poled
Mid this. incl-bins. P
arm the, Inclement WM
sir brake on '. was called to the
stud to confines. his testimony or
yesterday. He said in response to a
question by easel-pl Homer Berlin.
at the New Keven act's the; the re-
verse, 01 a locomotive ousht never to
be epsilon with the air brakes on.»
the mats would look. The distance
of the run at the train would then be
prolonged. Mr. Bardo asked this
Question because it had been teetinod
that Engineer Dohsrty had tried to
wool: the reverse beer. but was unable
“0‘ l‘ .
l-io bent into a technical dipoueeion
of "test live” or the test run or the
second sectibn oi the Springfield or.
press on Tuesday in this test the
tlain was going 59% miles an hour.
and was stopped in 2. 586 feet, the
pressure of fifteen pounds halos» ep-
He said it who "
bad Judgment" for Engineer Dolls by
to apply the pressure as he did on the
day (it the wreck, tor it bad the silent
or neutralising the pressure. Conl-
missiouor MoChord interrupted to "it
Mr. Bel-do how long Doharty lied been
on the run. "I'i'llros daytime! the
shower.
in. them explpined the test run
or yesterday in which the train. solute
ill milessn hour. was able to stop in
diamond}. The between theon.
zinc one the saw ”Kicked oil” wall
tile tool. This indicated. he said. that
the brakes "were. as nearlvl perfect a
they could be.”
"The second breaking pwsy" best or
yesterday was st a "spllsd or 63 rlliloo
an hour. with the casino on s descend
instance. The casino mobbed in all
ieconllu and the train kicksdI M! in did
«when. m up between m supine.
" lupin wee d test.
5s monitor of tile
it.
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'7 Peculiar Situation Develops on.
weelrs no for the solo or the Jolie one
nor or Well end River streets. New
1 com and Word neurone 'Cpm-
., , got busy and hem taking measure-
V monocl- w. J Wood, 115.. or the City
’ that there is an encroachment on the
,. by (tsetse H. Mouths grocerysto're‘
all!“ “5' Enoch which if was working in New.
tire at.” Mill Norwalk;
Will: all:
l «~qu has to?
Eliorto to Sell button not
in Norwilll
Since .9 more well storied p tow
wanna-ddupmpettysltheooo
wslkI the discovery hos been made
that the corner of the building apps;
lead claimed by tbs Dunbar! end Nor
welt division or the New, York. not
seine days ago line tom of engineers
and surveyors o: the railroad company
menu, and Tuesday and yesterday
of Nor-walk end Inlxineor Sunset W.
'Hoyt, Jr. of the City of South Nor-
wsiwprooonting various interests
in file Hadden estate, also got busy
and made measurements. All agree
railroad property. How such a this;
came about appears to be a mystery.
The original Gladden 010ch was built
eVer halt a. eenburyr ago. but [laments
story extension ing‘the from. occupied-
and Gustav Brooke's barber shop. Was
added on some arisen years ago.
ilecendy on oitort has made by At-
tomey William' F. Tammany, is a
committee. to dispose of the property
at private sale. and a deposit was paid
on account. Since the matter or the
encroachment has come up it is not
known exactly what will be the oui~
come of the matter. The rsiimsd com-1
puny may insist that. six test {he cut
oil! the building. so it is understood
nol Ito, none too wide for the but oil
ovals would
linens moo
Thinking ll'iatm the electric llsht pole
Cabsah,I'was a ill to topple over,
fislph laCrolx, a linexnan. at to Spring
street. ‘Soutb Norwallr. save 'e loop
from hi. place yesterday morning and
dell thirteen feet to the ground with
his right ids twisted”beneeth him. The
result was s Tractors oi‘the limb Wail
six inches above the ankle. .
Other lineman rushed Remix to
the outdoor Dr. C. H. Sooviile, where
the bone was set and the injured man
made as comfortable as possible. lla-
ier he was removed tohls home here
where Dr. William J. Tracey attended
him.
-Llscroix has been with the United
but a tow days He was formerly em
played it the South Norwaill Munici-
lied tone up one or these a dozen ieetE
or so to aid in the work. The pole
shook and thinking it was about to
fall over, the lad jumped. .. '
Althonsb the break was not a Ior-'
ioui" one. the accident we'll very palm
int and Mr. [heroin will be ooniin'ed
to his home for some little time.
nooseouosvlou ussvme yo.
NIGHT. .
There will he s proud Consolidation
events
cuss
times to The Norwaills of a consolidat-
ed Iaovernlnentu Boomers: Hem
rm, subject, Consolidstlon: .. o.
fiwerts, subject, Th10rizinsl0llurter
thrown by the Uommlttee;e emit/layer
Pohlmsn subject. meal Estate inter?
we Represented by consolinulloo Ad-
‘ it
‘ viewpoint of an on: banner m be
m“J protects some jsix toot ovsr'on . .
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Electric Light and Water Company}
Iwe live our lives in such a noble
liluily held in Millie Hall Thursday '3
June 19th. at 8 p ill, to die .
reasons vior and the advsn- _
Jeremiah Donovan. MAL, (ion. Rulsoii .
blood President .
one or the most {biporhnt ‘ '
crowning events in the lives of .
young Willa. occurred yesterday -,
tel-noon. when the muslin ‘ E
m or mun. W and ,
leh schools were held in
prints stoma; excellently I
were the fruits of mm I
rm. Milly nan who ll"
dworeted with purple iris,
flower: daisies. buttercl'ps an ,
The telegrams or the ,lllaaoI/I.3
curated pith W WIN
Bled with With}
butter-cups; while W
h
A large lime!
or diplmnas. All up
deserving or treat oredib,“r:th
collent 0mm I. 5‘
One of the motlt ihteretthlg
the program was, the address I‘
come by Alan Bitte. the Dr V
the clue. Vibe addressioll
"Friend's, we bid M welcome:
know that you are our Mend fer , .
would not be here. We went yd
know that we really appreciate I
interest you have always bacilli,
in us. Today we are gathered 3‘ ’ ‘ '
or to participate in one or the
important occasions at our yo“
lives. Our graduation from the
pier school will ever be it uh “I
milestone in lites Journey. Bll w
nawsy,isnead, aswelins'l'
occasion. The old ties must. of to
ally, be partly sundered. for we
so out from the teachers who
these years oi our school lite.
honorable way that they will
ashamed of us. Our bless
you know. is. “Wof'mhigfifit
no. one and all. vs to
motto that. through hold
shine, we. the Class etfilhlbI
move ourselves worthy ottisnsfi
glorious compile th."
The class prophecy, that
m
woodman on soils '
WIMI. memo AT “Y! I
Owing“ to the hotels
the Wesloort drswbrldcoan
lust trolley cars abbot. run
the telephoto oi Will II
day schobl have decided
nonunion , .
Norwalk Chronicler