rendered a line selection
Int. Gumhsrt announced the win-
1 1-thu,t were ollored ‘
the scholarships that were small
They are as follows: ‘ .1 2
The scholsrship‘s for the College or ‘A
New Rochelle Were won by Miss ‘ 1 1_ 1 , 21.. ~
Lam Momol the closed! 11119.net: 2 _ Wf“ W
21 oentr Dark Gray and Light
. semitones on. mm HUMMER wmp‘oiI'n eonssne 2'
Grey Underwear at .. 260 “i" 2‘ I
1 2 Burn‘t It‘d‘loltmmepw‘s'II “,4“ ”1213. ipqhggflhixh 321 ”2101“”
aBurnor...........,.... 98,45 ‘
Ovens ”2.....9” 98s :9 9250 I; .
i 'Iiriches; hidh.
Ponce ammocke. "ids 1....... 25s
voun connaarouosucs‘ 1 sec to 9699. - 28 inches min. inches 2:311MMWW 00mm”... M the ““9“ M _
is well ordered and surrounded with j COUCH HAMMOCKB. 1 wide .13... 2 Prizes: 1 1 1 II
' that degree. of dis nity that's 119999- .. $4.98 to 915. 00. I1 SCREEN DOORS........ The opening prize given by Dr .21
«m ‘ ‘ ' Essa $21320? figttfigery is hodght here 1
’ E E STATIONERY 1:
ROAD SEEKE T0 EL'WNATE‘. .2 is Wter in variety than what one ..
STONINGTON GRADE CROSSINGSi tomers mohire for business. We have :3 -
-. HARTFORD. 3.1““ 1'9 J-«The New Ihoth kinds and whether for business .
rk, New Haven &' Harmon Roll 2: ill-fig; “mu-QM” nous-ht here .I
thtlos Bohention was won Iby Marion - _
Godfrey. ” 1» C! A“ ’
'l‘he plumni prize at $5 was Won by ”at 8 tie Sixth Studebaker we. NW2
0M9 Ashes lilies and Miss E. West— 5 ' medflthe Wily him, to invest at 2
field. ‘1'“
. , 12- s only kind-«Joearnersi as I aIWays say. who
’ “‘9 ”N” we“ (by “he Gem“ Al‘ 2 a man puts mono in a thing! 1e Wants Ito know t
“an“ “WWW“ w“ w“ ‘by How- hesIgoingto at e worth of' it out again."
srgMzehatIiI and liIlanlonI Homton. That's p sin business as 1 look at it." 1-. 1 1
the I?" at; w th ‘2'” “"13 pre- . 1 2 2 "firsts w by I say the price doesnt tell you“ -
56:16 th 8 pr zes 1° t 8 winners. 2 thing at all. There s only one thing thst talks-eexcep
"22,11; so”: Juazegefllrwsfigavta? 13:: " ‘ ' the flag/fin itself. 1illniit'Sms tin:l ultimo of the maker."
-~ 1 ‘ “ on on u aStu e or o‘u’re u n a
Asphalt, Tart Cement. "‘5 him and 31” greeted ”‘9’“ and yeliicle that lies behlnd' it and hit: it s’txti yeugydfgex-
Flag, Gravel. Cinder. sent them m” the outside “mm with 2 periencIe-n-sixty years of success—end sixty years Of
Tan Bark —-fAny con. ’the host wishes for success. » 1 if motion for the square deal. That‘s WE,
' DEI Gambit". introduced lSupet‘lllten- " at “my. look, good to me."
situation requited. 2 dent Ire 0 Woman. who addressed . 2 -2 .2 "My no.“ used to say memoirs: liquor em 3 .‘ re
the class and made the presentation ‘ as sUnitcd States bunk note. He was talking siter h’syi led
. 11 , of the class for them to receive their Studebaker vehicles since he was sled. and heI told me '"
RAYMOND BROTHERS 2...... 2 2 22222222222229 ......_..............
' 11 2 II . ’ “Vehicle clelmildors csn't hold that sort of reputation now
1 2 2‘ . Arthur C WhEEIE“ 2W” then called dsys without delivering the goods. A Smdehekes wagon has th
‘ . upon and he said that he could not but in it. ‘nm'. why u mangoes the snort out at itA—Iwhyit’s
oin- linsjot Porch Screens, rorch Chairs. Lawn Mowers and Re- 1 j
trizerstors ate the host values \to he had. 2
w,
21rood company desires to eliminate six We don't go astray on price, as that "
grade crossings in the town of Elton-~ like Our stationery is always satis-
‘ ins and has petitioned the public utili— ‘3.”er-
ties commissslon for approval The ‘ ‘
crossings stout Orchard, Cliff. Maln,III
Walter. Gold and Northwest streets eers
”A hem-leg is assigned to be held lit the 1
capitol June 26. - . s scum min or.
_ 1 . ' 32' state how glsd he was to present the W‘y'” ”mm"
.1.._.............._ _ .. ......_..._.... "Dealers any say on something olse' :- ‘iustss But
1 13:8: £11132: 2; it’dliytlvidl‘h the: 1mg,“ when you buy 0 Stud dsbslsor. you to making I ssie mm»
. 1. , lo 0 e r (9101‘ n. e 2 every time."
§%W******WWW***+ Norwalk High school had come to a 2, SosourDealaorwrilsos.
58 WALL .Q’I'REET ‘ 6116.30 Bald that he wished all of theI STUDEBAKER south Bend, Ind.
: O B. JaCkson NORWALK. 1’21”“ success. ' 2 xswvosrt CHICAGO poms mum's osuvsa.
’5 PHONE 1488. 2 The High school hull was crowded wnsurous BOSTON em mncxsccru 9911.ster
”h ‘ 01)th!!!) with parents and friends 0: thogrsd. '
1 notes The class is the largest class 2
Everything—in the OBtical Line a. that has ever been graduated from the _....-, ...... .
91° 21;;de gringo t3: $212229 Oliver Ray Jockson. , 2 MohelSusan Rose,
9 2 EYES Exaflfined Free is this new school was opened. Ethel Jennings, 2. ‘9 Rose Marie Rouvel, ‘
_.____ ‘ 22 * Samuel Keeler, Lillian Rudder, 2
I V 1 - The reception of the class will he ~
2 . . MMWHM-tW ,1... .. M1,, 9181,,“ 1,, 111.11 M 1,, ”my we.» u.........., . m... we... .
:- 1 WEATHER FORECAST. . 9 . .. ' 1 '9; ill 8 hi sh school he“. 1 Marion Welmsley Lynch; am. ClsxtonIRyder,‘ “
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair and peela 4 1 2 “- . ' The members of the class are: if?” Fm?" Mirage”. . “hilt: ‘llwloallhsrthgmlik’lt
slightly warmer tonight; Friday, mo 1 " ' ' ' ' ' ' The members of the Senior Class prose smes no. " 1- ur 1‘. c 2“ 2’
settled an d warmer I . 3. , - are a“ lollows: Thomas Joseph Moll-ugh, IHelen Louise Scolield.
' " ‘ Howard Webster Meehan William Joseph Sculley
Connecticut. Probably lair tonight , 1 ‘1 If Y D . O _ A t Harry Edward Aumuck, ' 1 '
and Friday; warmer light variable Fa U ors " .. , 1 0“ on t ‘ w“ an 2 u 0 . .yiiszel Joycelyn Ball. 1fim1MSoPherso; Mines, 2 isllsmnche Frill? $3.
‘ winds. - 12 You may hire one here by the hour, day. week or month st .. Anna Maria Business. 2 En“; 199m; ‘31,: ' ’ " a: ‘ B Willi“? dam ll
‘ we to Order, for Your Party, 4; reasonshle rates. Our ohsulleurs ere worn! and experienced men. 1. . Helen Barker. ‘ “n T o ’ ‘ "7 E11” i ““111, r "3'
WEATHER ‘ \YEER “9° OBEY" (lane in find see some of our esm- 4' 2 Learn Beach . 2 Arthur Olsen. ' u ‘ 2 3° Star] “3’ 121,
‘ “ENE”? ““2 57 "1‘ 7° rm Also 0. large nasal-on t of .f h N MOd I f ll 0mm “Wm Beam“ 1 Adelle Palmer. . Willism‘l‘ssac Ste‘véns. 2 1
”Mdt- " ' ' 2 mm} colu- an “ see t 6 BW és 0 t e “0" 81' new: ‘snbol Bennett .. Anna. Soretts Pgnaermt. Edwln Lawmace2‘1‘tImhdse. “
2- 2 ' 1 “ ' ‘ ‘ Katherine Rose rendergest, : Therese, WsliiIn‘ Wallis.
W 12 z. 2 - Will have set hose roe red. Domonstrst nest. .Qprdon War Browne. » .2 2 . 2 ~ 2
.1 Miss Metlle Provost of Stsmlord, iIl . I?" PNCE¢7§ EuryM-L- ‘ 1.“ 1 :f‘ 49‘3" :M W - CllM‘Welt Bunions}. 2 ,
.9,“
Gladys. steam) ‘Bmsh. ,
Marion Frances Crockett. ,
milelon Elisabeth Collins. n1 ’ ‘ 2,
Horton McClure Dibble. . cnochn-wuesLsn ‘ some“. nan
-;s‘-'utotIZ-Zs;—I-is:IZI2-I-7 .
gI"$?l?iw°da’m.mmmDONNELLY sOSCAR H BANKS
William com 0: Amara“ belief; ‘ ' mom” Store “PM“, RWER STREET. 2 NOB-WALK OWN. Mm” "m“ DeWitt “93°32?“ sun-Puss WHOLESALE AND RETAIBATTER'“
is ham 9 endln his vacation w ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' EL i
hi. pursuit: a 1. ”UT" “IAIN QTREIT. LlVlBfiBlOD Diabrow. 1 - .1 ‘ ELECTRICAL FACTS. l3
. Ethel Franklin Downel. Electric wiring for light in your home “when properly instilléil.
”"T 1 ; Clifford 289th EIY. is perfectly sale and without risk. it requires thoi‘services or “it
“$85.33;“? 3312333511193 5:; L P1 1 l0 h John William ml», 1 .1 sinned mechanic to give you this result. We can furnish the mail
in ”limb“ ' p » ”FRED H GANrt'lNla arge neapp e C 683 Mabel Frances Gehrmsnn, 2 “‘1 guarantee ““3 M" 2
1 2- 12......) 5......" .11; P D 1. 00 Josephine. sumo comm. THE WHITE ELECTRIC co.“ 1
William Tracey. of Norwslk. spent on Emaillt‘nfl'h. 1 er 028n- fetmamln :mfinm ~ (Registered) " ' E
Yesterday in New Haven, sttendint 9. I" ”l M! 2 rene, e n , ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORE
2 x TOWN“. 904. «How Walsh 2H h 54 WATER 81'. PHONE 842-3. SOUTH NONWAL
the class reunion. u .9. "m '9‘ ‘9. Nomm‘ Fancy New Potatoes 350 3 Wk erlgn Homiltonalm ' 2. 1 I
«M
Our Sisters' Rebekah Lodge.No.10.~ Bermuda Onions 9.. 4 quarts. as. Helen Conestock Happen
21. o. o. F., held its regular business “ ......__.._..__:.._1.._.. 8 can Mum: , so Herdsman“! Molnsd .
meetm‘ last “3:135... “ ' 25 ib' M W m ""“HHHH "'"si'ss'I-H-vnurse‘s-nun.” .‘o T! ”‘1,“ EH“WL Juno“. u..-j-jsjefilfsjozsjs‘fillllileiIII‘I.I'11.I.IJfIHflIIJIIZIIILIIICIZI'I: L-Z-:-;-;
Miss Madeline Beers, ot Tsunton. 3mm... Oranges. tattoos. Spinner Bests. Gross end We: Bases,
99999.. is spending a few days visit- Mitesncucumbers. .
2222st , - . a Andrew DaveY
Dr l... M. AllomNWsshinzion St, Unlted Grocery Co. 2
has gone to New London to attend his to North mm st. ‘ 2 . - .2- 2 Mm «I. WILL OPEN A
Ysivliarverd host rIsoes.
Mrs. Samuel 0. Ireland. of South
Connectors
{Norwa‘ik '1‘ spending two AWN” ‘n tIsjs'e’s‘I'd‘ttZUI - . . .2 . .2.;.-.;. . n . . o . u. u . e‘s .2. “1: .;.:-:s:c-
msnbury in the Internets at her hesith. LI Mating Constructlon CO “imam
. D
Mark Shay. ‘ol the treiilc police Estimates mm in oil kinds oil mm motors. m
squad, Fell River. Mass. is spending W 31me mm Ind WM 2 "MHVIMMELIYADGE
a few days visiting John T. Hayes. at NY“; IXAMINID PR“ is: WAQHiN‘I’ON ITfltlT. IN)?“ NORWALK. ' h” WIW
Norm“. 2 . ’
M AND QLAIOII QUAIRANTIW
TIL. W-il.
'l‘he members at the second section. 2 1
‘ Third Division. Connecticut msvsi‘ Open Monssysnd “tawny Evenings
dillitis. onloyed s. sail in the cutter UNWID'IANK '1. lwiNI
New Grocery Store,
~ SATURDAY
90 Washington S
:- x.~:-:-‘g---,-:-..:.:-:s:-:-:-;-'-:-_c .
last evening. l ’i‘hs wsmwssIbsksutilui death his ' it. ' S h N 1k
in the moon isht set! the " so M"
romrterinitfl: ~ ~ Fenwick Optical CO. . 1 0m Gl'Wfl
MUB‘T srsuo ‘MML son musosn m WWW i PHDNE IllOI
, g;as:I1|!11;!:l:.‘.:':‘:§,‘,'.'.‘ lint!
WATEEBERY‘Gonn., Jose is.“
muons; ultimatum is. was hound
over to the next tom ol the superior
1 leurt by Judge Thorns in the (ill!
' dourt this morning, irons with mud ‘
99:990.... answer”
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