3that‘Lthereareanumberotcaaeaol
diptherla on the West Side, Dari-a.
andlt'ia stunned the epidemic start-
edfromtherc.
.LLm Wpentiue. this men-sins. was
Today is the 89th anniversary of the
m massacre.
two more ramps have been erected
“Cali Pasture ileach. This makes a'
“total of 22 tents.
--l'br furniture. rags and ranges,
sterlingll‘urnitiire 00., 127429 Wash-
won street, South Norwalk.
5 Mrs. G. M.-Teeple. at Filth streetaa ,
chee- called to Hartford. Conn, because
at the illness of her daughter.
Whales have completed painting
he trolley polesgon the new Washing- .
ton street bridges duh green. I
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The Epworth Rally. which was
Icheduled for tonight in the East Ave-
one u. a. Church has been indefinite- “helm me Resolved Wells
”WWW" lire- utilitarian-lites!
M
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Stephen W. Velsor, last ei'eniri'g,3
was the leader at the midweek prayer
lervice in the East Norwaik Advent
Christian Church} on Van Zant street.
Nineteen pupils completed the work
Ila Center school and were graduated
‘ pleasant meeting. business and last night at exercu“ Which m
.Ioclai combined, was enjoyed. yester- held 311'th Town Hall There Was a
day afternoon by members of the‘verv large gathering present which
Chatter ehu Club, i-bicli met at CaitLdlled all seating Space and neceesh
lecture Beach. taint! the stppding or several. Apm
Ipriate decorations were used for
The condition or Mrs. S P. Fair-L which Mrs. E. A. Spanner receives
was who is confined to 1101‘ horns Incline credit tier ambgihg The Ameri
menu streel for some time because can flag, hundreds of daisies and ternsL
9;, of illness, was reported this morning were artistically placed about the hall'
. Li: are being slightly improved. «and the platformL
An elaborate program of entertain-
e
Laing'LsassL. «smart-ravioli
,caysinsmousnwitazeisom.
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University- en-Tueaday» llgt. Jase s.
The awaits emu.
definitely.
muscles. on their heads.
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bemoan
SAUGATUCK‘F‘
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I airing the absence of the pastor,
L Rev. S. P. Fairbanks. the mid- week :62: 3"? £3:an gemm3
, ”by meeting in the East Avenue. manner Chairman 0: the School
"3" “Lo “:3“le 31”“ SILLLLLLLLLL 3’“ 3“ Board, Edwin Milton Boyle. gave out
chm” ° “ 9" “3°” Iibe certificates at graduation.
' (allowing were awarded prises:
average in examinations, Mrs. G. 3.3
Noxon. donor, Ethel Kane; heat orl-m
gmagiv nal essay, Mark W. Norman, donor,
ililain Carlton Whitelaw; beat ori-'
ginal story. W M. Pension. doom;
as; former Fish Club building
9% lumber of years was situoL
:f tied meat- the Washington street
bridge, has beer crecred on IBetts‘ illi-
.. and. The work was completed yester
day by the Mc‘iarg Barton workmen.
This morning the tug “Addie V-an,"
phine Fetter Royal: best work in'
manual training Mrs. A. H.110nshaw.
donor, Loris Balconi for seventh .and
eighth grades. and Phillip Broncher
tor sixth grade; best work in book
lug, Mrs. Frank Holmes. donor. Helen
Knapp: best woi-lr in sewing, Mrs
H. K Bennett, donor. Marlon Cody;
best average} if; examinations. seventh
grade, C. W. Bell, donor, Roger Bell:
best work in arithmetic, all grades,
' C W. Bell, donor, Gardner Fowler.
The Children's party, yesterday ait- “3° program 83 rendered was:
.. n, and the lawn fete, last even- Selection—Dorian Band.
in: held on Cove avenue, under the Prayer—Rev. 3- 5L 13ml"!
nominee of the Womaus Auxiliary 0! 3°" 6“" and Pmpsheoy—Jogephme
Christ Episcopal church wasa pleasanti Fetter Reyle
unldecided success. The attendance Singing-5031003
was large and all enjoyed a most or Prize Story—Charlotte Lowndes. .
deflating time. The lawn, the use 0: Prize Eisner—William Carlton White-
which was donated by Mr. Price, was law. . ..
noel beautifully decorated with a Selection—Daria: Band .
Jorge number of electric lights, donat- (”“53 History—Ethel Kane. I
ed by Mr Carver. Lanterns and flags Prize Recitation—“If"«dosephine Fet-
Ilso helped make the lawn a most at. 39" 3°?” _ »
. tractive scene for. the pleasant altair,- Singing-$11001.
V and roireshmente were served The Ami“! 0’ Pm“
10110,ng intereéfing program gins 03F: Presentation Of Certificateaéndward
tied out: Selection by the orchestra;
«3030. bY Elmer Bennett. piano duet, L s°h°°1L 13°31‘3-
xMisses Kimmich: vocal duet, Misses SWEE‘FSWWJ- . . ,
Ida Wood and Lillian Kimmlcb: selec» Benediction—nay. 8 E Lawson. _
{ion by the orchestra; solo, Elmer “2lillerica"—L~Dar’19n Band. 3.1;.
Matt. . . I
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local harbor.
i
The local friends of Mrs. L D. Keel-
.I or. iorhnerly oi this city, were grieved
. today to learn of her death on Wed-
lie-Ida: afternoon. at her home in Utl
a. NY. Mrs. keeler was well-known
‘iocaily. She is survived by a brother.
.3. Irving Dunning, of East Washingtou
street; interment will be made tomor-
. now in Wilton. ‘
Fetter Royle, Charlotte Lowrtdes Net:-u
tie Albin,
Cody, Beatrice Halloran, Ethel' Kane.
Helen Knapp, Alice Morrlsey,L Jean
IMurray, Elizabeth Plesicz, Lori‘s LBLLaLl-
loom, Joseph Hammershoy.
IHolahan, Francis Kerrigan. John»
M’WWW LOldrin Hugh Wesslink, :Willlam carl
_ llrs. Samuel Taylor, of Fall River. ton Whitel‘aw. Harold Young.
Hana. John Howarth. of Brooklyn, and L W~W~ . ‘ .
Lllfipd Jones. of New York, were Mrs. George Hutchings of Main
Guests of Mr. and ride; James H. Tay-
Liar. 0! Highland avenue. recently. .. » .
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a few days.‘ [
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3,. -.
.. Ignace ot the illness or his fLatLher.
"In Ohio. Rev Jackson. of the Method-
prob. will leave for ”his bedside. ,, New Yorlt.
the Liecal church will be in .
,- Miss moraines-malicious
,_I.I‘Halshta.iaahomarter ‘ ‘
Ruth Breaches. Marion 2
street, is visiting in Wellington! for
so... Golder; or amt... re- ;.
turned from a visit «with friends in ,
house investigation, warning the moth-
ers and fathers to prohibit the pram
tice by their boys and. girls. ..
in...
LC W;
The band concert held WLednesdst
The evening in Hotel so all is lit
But an immense. awe-fidwwa. than
people turned out to MY ”In
0 tarnished by lesuaelt'a pajIILid o!
1,
Soil h Norwolk’lioreil LDelefldjo of
dirt gepoLr't sang and received tremen-
daiLis applause from the eisetnblege.
Charlotip Lowddes-‘West spoken Ens— About 50 autos were parked in the
to wed the MoParg lighter up into the lish, Edwin Milton Boyle, donor, Jose- aquare and trouble was eapedenced
with stole road trams tor a time. The
roots of all buildings for a. distance of
several hundred feet about the con.
tor were ihronged. " ‘
1 L tr—M ‘
~$For furniture, rugs and ranges.
Sterling-Furniture 00.. 127-120 Wash-
ington street, South ‘Norllallr. =
I“,
r
The mception held .at the home at
Supervisor of Schools and Mrs. GrLovL- mains were brought to ukeview seinei
’er C. Bowman to the‘mem'bers oi the
graduating class of Staples high;L
school, together. with the iacuity- oi the
scli'ool last evening web a brilliant
success. All but one of the members
of the class, end all of the laculty‘
enjoyable with musicdinging- Land in~l
door games. The party ”broke up short-
' ly beiore midnight after a luncheon
had been served.
W
school will give a rotteptlon tomorrow
evening in the school (”in
Milton Royle, chairman of MLIWM?’ 3* hich W19 “mi" 0! dense
5w who formally d
The following graduated: Josephine .. LL
grain Frank Bradley will give a hour I ’
her of selections on the piano, and the , ‘
James“.
_ %Wm and m":
simmmcammwm
.L MODMMW
Miss Marmot Ream it Noroton
._ strontium mm a week!
' . visit witnrelativesln New. York.
The Sterling stator-cycle Club is
still looking tor members. lubed:
whoomsmblneiawelmeia
MlasMarDaacedaughteaofm
tlceAbelDanee.stteadedthd’eom-
menoeiaeat exercises of Milan:
which no
scheduled“ be held iNI evening in
the East Avenue 3!. Ilflhurch. in
East Norwalk. has been poatrpnedin-
Dogs must. be; ran-Lied, That’s
what the state authorities any. bad
that's the law debatable: upset to
colored until Sept. 1,Lst it will pay
all dog owners who have any re-
I spect.‘ for theirkanhnal‘aflives'to-pet
is new employed by psi-bios schism
Numerousoonplauue' have been re
ceived by-the board at seiaetmoo
about the premature celebration ot the
Fourth ofgluly in the Saugatncli sec-
tion. mostly among the utensil-spasm
lug children Constable stance was
assigned to look into‘ the‘ matter by
the satectmen and has made house to
. item I. Brant, Baldwin avenue.
T3 Two" ntereatingrdiscueions by main-
The Alumni association at the high he of‘tll Nw_mn W; to-
“filler. ihraltaerugs bellman. ,«
. etsrlbig narcissism Willa-b- :
‘1... .
WWW and ranges.
ammun.m-iqu-h~
mmmthflerwalh.
M 1‘10. No. it. I. 0.0.
willholdarnemorlalaerfleenutflnnv
day. .
Prank [eating at New York has
ham
0'”! 0.. W]!!! fit: {in Place
in. obtaining hisv daughter tram
Elmer We“ is supplyingdoha Fair-
banhrof nurse wall ice from Lake
lira. Lazhawrsnaealliew Yorkie
mountains-men. intolerance.
Smuhevsbue
mulumsibnyorrm York
moowomrinaiheWelahootm
«Wabash “ ‘
ThemernhsraoIShawnaeCampai-e
rehearsing “Any Girl " as indies play
toheglvsalnluly.
“mm r of locust: avenue
s
in them all business. 1
Mr. and an. Charles Stevens have
moved from Park street to George
Stevens' house on East avenue.
Mrs. Ella Jellill ‘ and ‘ family of
Brooklyn are new occupying the Jedin
summer cottage at Talmadgoa-HilL
Mrs: William J. MnKendrieh ot‘Raiié
week with ulstiven in New Haven.
Mr. and Mr‘au Homer Dimier ‘ot
Newest were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
l. B. Woundh East avenue. this week.
Mrs. Lewis Battery and Mrs. Elmer
Weh‘b attendedltha W R. 3:. day at the
Celdidrs' Home in Cromwell," this
week. .
iLL Thursday. July t;LLL ii the a... the he
dloa‘ Ale Society of the Methodist
Church will hold iIriwhltp sale and
lawn rota" ,.
Mrs. B. l’
Mega“!
Mood 6. son. film“) daughter.
mules. ”seesaw-m Leanne at"
Hickory . Bil; .
, . = orbit». asses Jail“:
in Talmadfiliill.
Col; ,dt New York.
through Milton”. have placed an
attache: t property» ownedby
John 8. orthg
Miss sea... Browser 0! Noroton is
spending the” week with her-L brother.
William Brewer. at the home of Wil-
- Miss airy A. Growiord diet! at her
home in New York. oMnday. The re-
tel-Ly Wednesday Land careless were
held in the chapel. Dr. R. “L: Nelde ob
Idciauns I . ,
i The Owenohe LCeLmeilre ILgLirls eels
meed the' first anniversary of the
. e
were born in No Canaan. 21 babies.
iAccordlng to th records in the Town
Clerk’s ones. mamm- L17 deaths“ andj°
Ithrse marriages!
mica-autism do our maul“ L iéh
tires: con-try. lfweamtrua-‘hovths
instructions urea towns divine ear'
I truly an that to thiswe'have been
read avenue spent» several days this ,
» for whatever of honor or
comes into our lives. Gratitude bids : I
The Duke ot Vania...”
- hearts the closing retrain of the old
-. lairhial-ioiaweiasswmoer. motto ”oi the '
LLLGL n
L Thomas Brushy. class president, than"
heiiveredmtheaalutatery< Heea’id:
mMaReiathuanemebds
eitheClass 1915:
Asthepreaidentoithee‘lasaltia
a pleasant privilege to ailer‘yon a
exercises this evening.
We are liars? weight Herr could
me be otherwise; for tonight we are
to mouse the diplornas of merit
which some that our grammar
school days have donate a warm
icicleseanli wearegtadltoseeour
devoted parents and trienda gathered
to greet us onthis joyous. melon,
and. to give than. who have sacrificed
so much'tor'us andwho areeo its
tereatcd in our welfare the steam
at seeing-us canned wth' the honor
or. our dear scheobiithshone that.
we shall nus onto aria-1m he
may inseam! inconvenient we
may heinous fame”!!! ”1.10,!"
toourpaatwaining. teoulaclyeaand
ought to: be ours. Success in the
proper nose of the word does not
mean the We of great so
tiritlea. tor a writer, has said: "Man
is: not!» grant by vim} at great
achievements. but by. virtue oh. the
performance or his» duties." Wei-can
trained. both by word and what is
still». more effectual. example. great
hava'been oar privileges in having
education. but It; having received at
the same time the greatest of all ad.
vantages today a religious education
Gratitude isa quality that never
grows old. therefore its expression
tilnenta of my classmates when I say
fishers. parents, teachers and friends
success
no share with you for your spirit of
sacrifice. your sympathy. your ser-
vice Land your encourdgenient have
made the one night of triumph pos-
sible. Thus may, each one present
arm Lae‘ L'Lthé rose “permuted air "of
-i=r“
gang. and bless you:
After Master Brophy‘s‘ address the
trial scene from If‘The Merchant of
Venice" was given. The little actors
and: actresses did wonderfully well in
their respective characters and Mary
Elisabeth Howard in the dilbcult part
of Bottle fissile a «deep impression on
the audience.
Two songs. by the class. an eager
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excellent recitation or “in Our Lady's
Keeping." by Marie Agnes Troy, come
next, and Rev. Thomas J Finn; pas-
tor of the church, gave an address.
otter which he presented the class
with the diplomas and awarded tl;eI
medals and premiums;
James A. matron
vahdictory address wL it?L
"me antigenic: t have?
past scholastic year, aaLiubie _ same!»
meaning as it- boomer? lift: it i
of a valedlctory addresi'il
leer which these words: held lab.
received not only, a thorough secular .
mutt ever hevnew and twice the sen ‘*
deep is our gratitude to you dear»
id? lILnL our words binder-d, a welcbibb 5'
no. as Lwe "re sat” with gratélul‘
Clerk .LL.
Essay—Who American Flag.
on “The mnerlcan mg." by Francis .
Joseph Burns that was line, and an '
Address—Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
L{“I,Closlng Chorus—"Farewell."
iSelectiol—The Orchestra.
The warning, the. gentle threat the
cavalier. have gonetoit rein them;
“ll
onesnnhasisoihappiaees.
purpose, never burgeoning to invoke
the Giver oi’all good things to bless
our user! word and action. for as St.
Tani says. "i can doailthings inflim
who Wilma ins.”- Do manly and
be a! seed heart; tear not. nor be re
dismayed at their eight tor the Lord
thy an no Himself bi thy Leader
and will not leave nor Senate the
and W and will crown the work.
As tho mg chorus, the class
sang “firewall," and a selection by
theorebeatra brought to an end one
of the best commencement programs
ever held by the school. Them!)-
sun as. as follows:
Class motto: “Finis .Cwonat
’omn
Class oilleens:
Resident-Gerald Thomas Biophy.
Vieel‘reeldent— Mary Elizabeth
Howard. _
Secretary—Agnes Elisabeth Haugh
Honor pupils:
Winner of Gold Meda'Ll in United
States history. Donor. Bishop Fen-
vrick Assembly, Fourth Degree, K. of
C—Psul Frandis Magner.
Winner of Five Dollars in Gold in
mathematics. Donor. .Court Cecile.
Daughters of ‘CestilewLorenso J.
Adams.
Premium for Spelling‘L-Mary Agnes
Prendergast Donor-«C. T McGovern.
The program was as follows. .
Overture—The Orchestra... ,, .3
Entrance or chromosomes; 3
Opening Chorus—"Welcome."
The Class of 1915. .
Salutatory~Preeident Gerald Thomas
Brophy.
Trial scene (root “The Merchant of
vmn . ‘
Dramatic: Personae;
_ . Francis Joseph Burns
Antonia. a merchant or “Le-gloom
. .' Lem Joseph Adams
Bursitis. his limb.............
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BhLyioch, a rich Jar ..,...... .....
, James Andrew damn
chitin, a hob heiress .
' Mary Elizabeth LHLoward
:Nerissayber maid........ ......
Rose (is I‘llma Robichaud
..William Thomas GrumleY
Chemo-"Blow Balmy Breezes." ,
The Class of 1915.
Francis Joseph Blues.
Chorus—"The Star iifip‘angled ”Bans
nor." " .u‘. '.l f i '!l
The Class. _ - w
Recitation—“1n Our Lady's Keeping.’
Marie Agnes Troy.
Presentation of Diplomas, Awarding
of Medals and Premiums.
INalsdietbr‘y-Jarhde A; Morton.
The Class.
Glass of 1915..
. j Boys.
lorenao Joesph Adams .
Gerald Thoreau Brophy.
John‘i‘osenh Budaik.
» ItzFranw' .1989th Burns.
"William Thomas Grumley
Peter seeph Gatssreiler. .' ‘
These prhicipals will be our bee '
countseaiandgivesiont-theiifihfi
when smother lightfeils. Thor
tellusthatGodlsourRock, andthei
diameter. let us be strong to our”
Treasurer—James Andrew Murmur
l
l
*tlilcate.
L' were nihilism Liaismsa‘iis
m. m as": '
Anna lie-lac Collins.
Agnes m M
Ma Bridget W
Harv thaglagl-
L Fluorine Asses Kelley.
Ame mm Movich.
Catherine Rose Matron
Anne. Frances Monahan.
Mary Eliiabeth McQuillan.
Anna Beatrice Murphy.
Alice Cecelia Plundergast.
Ethel Mary Rose.
Mary Teresa Ross. .
Mary misabsth Ryan.
Olga Eunice Varicose.
Catherine Rm Welter.
MargaretL Mary LLLHalasy
Mill m
“TM fill!)
one... RMJlratufllfl-l
have involved men! use of internal
many thousands of ”liars in revenue.
lithium TheJndlctmeni says the
bribe was $16.00!! ‘
duper. 'moth growling. Thomas
Hartman. Brewbalcr and Brown, are
indicted on charm of conspiracy to
deiraud the government by selling
moonshine whiskey.
WW. Brewbaker, Hartman, Brown
and Thomas were indicted on a charge
oi' worshiping
All the men except Brewbaker are in
custody.
The government charges the men in
the conspiracy opened a distillery
which had once been closed. in the bus-
‘ineas districtIot «Fort 'Slliiih and be-
Lgan operating last January. Instead
of sending the product to a govern
ment warehouse the government
charges it was sent to a distilling com
,pany in Kansas City which did a big
displaces with retailers. The govern
ment alleged old revenue stamps were
L put on the barrels and the whiskey
was sold to the retail trade.
.Booth for ”teen years was chiet
of the internal revenue department at
- Tennessee and Alabama districts. lie
L‘lurrendend at Montgomery. Alli, ear—
ly this month.
Another indictment charges Booth.
Casper. Shrines. Williams. Hawkins.
Bloes and. Colleelethflconapiracy.
Gould fireman Brophy‘ L L L
Gratiaeoi a {dead .,. ....... _..I
Paul James Mirna-yer .I.
There isn't Lu day passes but what
Town Clerk L‘Kerbert R. Smith is call-
ed upon to- issue one or more birth
certificates. The demand is especial-
ly. heavy at this particular time due
to the tact that children of the local
. schools desire to take out working”
Clerk Smith said this morning at. is
Ivory essential that an accurate rec‘
6rd of births» be kept. .The certill~
Lcates are needed in any: number of
instances, and it is very important
that the records biz-complete.
youngpeo'ple are not given employ-
‘ Linsnt should their‘nge'not be certified»
to by Lille presentation or a birth cer-
If a young man Joins the
navy, or it application is made for it
paceport the birth certificate must be
1 presenters Roi- this season the town
clerks are kept very busy issuing
L‘ , - them and especially. at the local oiliee.
Mr. Smith said this morning. that
narrower: ow: seaioue nuance
newsgroup Julie
W LL
tum .
-. i
revenue stamps on barrels of whiskey, “~
is said" to' base earths Bolted-States L‘ L
caperwaaindietedonachamoi L
, In the majority or, the New Bags ,
, land ,statee, and in». New York state.
LL the local records tor the past ilfteeLnL '
years: are complete and accurate.~but ; _
Hbeyondtbatperlod 2bpereent otthe ;__
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