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nor-alt Nigh School Programs lo‘.
be Be Presented in iloyt’s
theatre, Wednesday, June 21
lit to new tilt
80AM iSlliiAiE‘
Franklin Nigii School Problem bis-i
cussed, Bllt Notlling Was lione‘
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l~‘l-l.ll business, which illcluded the
receiving of bills, reports from various,
lollodlttees, and a gentral discussion
ot the present school situation. was.
,il‘iilsacltld at last evening‘s regular
monthly meeting of the lloartl ot' lidu ,
cation Sonic changes wert also made.
in the janitotsltip of two schools, and
tt-atiters' salaries were discussed all
some length, lit a sort of informal
met tI’i\t‘ stasion. The call to appear
i)"it|l'l' the lloard of Estimate at to
night's meeting was received by tho
.N‘tl‘c‘itl’) of the iitlfll‘ti of HdiH'lIliUII,‘
and the matter was fully considered.
it \\.ts‘ \‘trtt'd at’ter considerable argua
metal 'hat the superintendent. who had
l'ecelled a special call, should attend.
and also the finance committee. whose
duly it would be to enlighten the
Board of Estimate on matters in
which 'they were in the dark at‘
pre. . ot, Three members of the itidge~’
ht‘iti School Board. were present' uti
lust evening's meeting. and exprcsecd~
Entered at the South Norvnlk Poet—
TI-IE sou ‘
EVENING SENTINEL
AQOOCIATEO PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PAITI OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Office on Second Clue letter.
illicit Pruitt,
[XlENllEti iEItM;
IN this count
Additional Session of Nine lvooitof
Beginning Netlt April to Relieve
Docket
suits filth AND
ClillltS RE—iPPOIlIlili
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[DISilll bandit volt
‘Blltler ledge leillbers Capture
, 1,3614.
. the novel voting content.
about NORWALK. CONN.,W_EDNESDAY, JUNE 7, toio
Read the Sentinel.
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The handsome Sentinel-Angeviuet
Edison diamond disc phonograph has“
been won by the Naramake Home.
The second prize, a 81:30 phonograph,
was captured by the members of llut~
ler Lodge, 1. 0. U. l". The Home ro-'
ceived 33,556 votes: liutler Lodge
came next with 23,335 votes, the Dan.
ien l-‘ireiiieti taking third place with‘
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Remarkable interest was taken in
A urge nia-
Jorlty of all the fraternal societies of
the city took an active part in tlie‘
Collection of votes, and It only goes to
show tin- interest that can be awak
cited in a movement through the med ‘
‘ iuin of The Sentinel.
Allotment of Judges for Fairfietd
County for the Next Colin Year
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.\Ieetiiig itl annual session yester
day at llartt‘ord tlle judgts of tile Sn
prctne and Superior courts made such
appointments as were due and ar-
ranged the program of assignments
for judges ot' the Superior court for
the court year running t‘otn July 1.
lilltt to Jllllt‘ 30, 15017.
(‘lerlts were reappointed
year iit all the counties.
From a Fairfield coutliy standpoint
the most important action thken by
the jndut-s was the arrangement for
it ll‘llt'il longer additional term during
the hill: 1' part ol’ the cot’t year.
l lltil‘f‘ the new allotment this addir
iitl'lui ternt will run for nine weck~
instead of four weeks, as it has been
since the additional term was first Alla
trotluct-d a few years ago.
for one
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‘itlgitld stret t,
The phonograph will be an acct-pia-
ble addition to Naramake Home It
will provide music for the inmates,
and will be decidedly appreciated.
Butler Lodge rooms will be height
t-ned In interest and cOquort by the
atlditioit of the phonograph won by
tilt members of that organization.
The contest was a most successful
one, and caused much lively rivalry
among the vote-getting contestants
The phonographs were pleat-mad by
The A. .l. Aitgevine Company, of Wash
and the vast iniercsti
aroused was stirred up solely through
'I‘lb- St-ntlnt l's columns. i
RELEASE EMBARSR,
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RAilRilAli’S APPEAU
Tn.v.,ltn.au.ltoooooiorooooot
to Co-eperete With its Officers
loll. lllltltiltttliD
REfllSiS liilP
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tliil fer-er President Cive
Support to Non Voril Iustice
DIEEEREII EASllllllS
iAlli PEACE PLANS
Ivto Conventions Nay Appoint a
Narnrony Conference Ceullittee
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l‘iitt‘.-\ti0. June 7,——Nen/ York Re-
publicans supporting Juettce Hughes
said today that they were itformed
from reliable sources two days ago.
that under no circumstances “our:
t‘ol lit-userolt support Juntice Hughes
if he were nominated by the Reputr
lit-an convention.
Marty today there was considerable
talk among both Republican and Pro
gl‘tbsii't’ leaders of peace plans, at
though it wan liniti that nothing defl-
llllt' had been decided upon.
lloth .iden scented desirous of bring-
ing about harmony it possible. The
plan is said to be to have both (on
ventions appoint a harmony (‘tillicf'
bic.
It won pointed out that thin plan
would be more nettnfuctory than hav~
l;lg the negotiation continued as
itlley have been thus far. without
'dcfifilte authority front the delegntul
[The first suggestion made was for the
d that tinder Ito Circumstances
ent-e committee as soon as practicu-
lSAlIRS EREIISll
DEMORSIRAIIRN EARN
Exercises tobe Held in Noroton
Next Sunday Afternoon at 3
C’Clocil
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Faitn," \\'esi
side avenue, liarien, will be held on,
iSu.ida.\'. Julie ii, at 3 p. Ill At this:
,tiiiie memorial garden plots will be
‘dedicatcd to The Reverend “'illiaili
[illentiey French. Rev. Louis French,
lit. Rev. Alexander MilfkaVSllliih, ll»
‘1), Benjamin Talbot llabbitt, llebecca
‘Mcliuflie llabbiti. Ida Josephine Itab»’
thitt Hyde. Edmund (‘ecil Hyde, h‘lr
,'l‘lloitias lloiatlo Alt-'lregor hittlcorge,
‘Sir Robert Leslie. and other relalites
:and personal friends of Mrs Elise lt‘alr
conic French and William Leslie
j French. the founders of this xltcniotial
. farm.
Members of tllc Sons of the Cit-void.
lion will raise a memorial ital: ll
Lieutenant \i'llllanl (:lenney, tlrst set"
retary ot' the order of the Cincinnati,
as well as dedicate garden plots to
other membtrs of this American or
der A special plot will be dedicated
to the women of the Woman Suffrat:
party who have passed over, as well
as another to the meinbtrs of Sigma
‘Aiphlt Hpi‘litltl, tileI utilkllowi tin-ck
iellcr Fraternity.
The French Demonstration Farm is
a H‘tltipiliiutllhf‘tlln “ild’li' hole “It“!
are taught scientific gardening and
allied subjects. It i.» run on corn
nlerclal lines. The lads min) the
plants and vegetables and llltlllllillt‘
_lurc and cill the products \\i.ltii all
The dcdicatory
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sold to private fliends and others It
i. co operatilc in its scope 'l‘no
)‘oltllilslcrs‘ thus help liti‘lllfil‘hrs‘ to h-
s0” supporting. but get their educa-
tlotl likewise. ,
Mr. French is the head of this move-
; merit and teaches all of practical.
,branchee. He is a well-known maga-
tne writer end the leading authority
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man, of South Norwalk, will officiall-
day and was continued until yester .
’tiii)‘ ,- l I to the attackers, is annyunq
-c.l . that 'lt‘ onKi . ,
.tirs. Allen ti in s an 055C131 statement III
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l'drawn with contu for the defendant.
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The Reverend Frederick A. (‘ole-,
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liftiSlilllRiSERitll losr' strum...
it Still 0E wolllll -- tr e. a...
"neat Goes on—Cc ..
Destroyer Salt‘. “to
lurney Case Again Before lodge ~
Claim for Nursing of 8ch Min
Struck Mine Sill ..
__.... Crew Secs Wr. _
Vessels '
\\'lleit the spt-ttal NS>illll o1 out
pt rlor coui'. opened yesterday moth»
log. the two. .uui tam' or Mary Ann ,
Alit‘ii against [\flliir‘lhlt‘ ’lurney, was’ The repulse of a powerful“,
tam-.- up Ul'itllc Judge ltoward J. ‘ man attack on Fort Vnux, Q
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ttilti.. the use i ga I Verdun line, with heavy
care of Mrs. Turtle) a husband tor stat
m,” WNW“ it! his diatil. lit: the French War Office .
“with had been impaired' “5 m" “:1! Violent bombardment of the '
suit t.i an act‘niv'ul all years ago an 2- - - , - >
because of this toeoic \‘OIAJIUOJ, Ltlt‘ gefggnrcmg ‘arnCd on by
p.alntllt claims he wao ill need u. - -
constant attention. hoe. acted in the The attack on F0" Venn,
t-apatity or nurse and houselu-epei',‘ed at 8 o'clock last nighg
sni- asserts. softly AltidUat' he prom ‘was promptly checked by “v
treti lo'l’cltiuut rate ill'l‘ tor iicl out .0f the French machine vs.
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lite tit-tense claimed that Mrs. ‘5 announced. that the G -
\lleli wa. living with Mr. Turin-y retreated in disorder. abut. ..
\tiiuillitpit) and that through her be many dead. At Hill No. 3%“! ‘.
was it...) lUlrutl.iLtd at titties. .\lr.~. artillery duel ;s in progreeg m:
’iur .. ,t oldu'd while on the riitllu tna. also at the Caurettes W i
Mrs Allen was addicted to drink and ' . °°d‘_
i;a.i influenced her hUbL-dld in iiialeCMan patrols wind! "I“!
direction Itetisioll was :eserved, CYOSS the river Aisnc, m
lit the i‘cgntar buperior court sen Soissons, were dispersed.
.lutigr .i..nlca it. \\ ebb presitl » The Amsterdam Telegreaf/ “
LlL. .t was announctd that tht “Houdini! ‘ German destroyer M
brought by iatllan 5. Mom, adminisw _
tratrix of the entale of Mark W. llant,.a mm! Ind went down off
against dddwln .l. Lounabury, was with I brugge on May 3!. ,_.
A Central News dispatch g..-
iceived in London from
fitegen says that the
steamer Vanda passed the.
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iThe pinintlf! claimed “0,000 dam
age: because of fatal injuries to Mr.
llaui In an automobile accident. in
. Stamford oti October-28, 11015.
——Ctters Coed Suggestions—
‘niltional committees of both pnrtieeflnd other clergy are expected to b“ The other three cases assigned toriot a gigantic warship 5n
tilt-lltseltes as being very much inter-,IHINK “IS WWE i
csled and pleased with the workings
of tile Ntll'walk Soard.
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lililillllli’S llltl Witt ~ '
tNrleaas Disappeared Yesterday .
EXCEED '50 \Pmplfi —-Was Traced As Far its Water's sitlyl" (fin[:itflfé‘i'iig‘2n18:r\xliit1‘: 3.2“.»1'323.‘
Edge B! Husband aid to avoid congestion the New
Thirty Believed to Have Polished:
York, New Haven attd Ilartiortl rail-
;road company has I sued a circular
Julius Haas. of 35 Lexington live~
- - - little, tells the police that he believes
Wit-RI tileEieairore III the MISS his wife, *ltebecca, against whom he
lsstppl Bitter
Official Circular Says Shippers
Call Prevent Congestion by
Prompt Unloading
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cular is over the signature of Howard
containing an appeal 0 shippers. cort-
ihas just instituted divorce proceed-
l-leiott, president and chairman of,thc
signees and trade organinfiio'is to an-
lings, charging misconduct, has killed
KANSAS CITY, June 7.—-A demhfherself. After her disappearance road. in part the circular is as fol-
list itl execs.s of 150 persons was Ht-i from h" mm" .‘TS‘t‘rdl‘F morning, "’2‘“: ‘-
tlicated today by additional reportS. ”fl“ “Alumni the .route .nken by 'Tllv patrons oi the road should rc-
t‘mtn communities iii tlve states which“hm “if“ '1 1"“ him to ”‘9 water's 00"“ a maximum amount or ”“33"
“.9“, swept by tornadoes. ,edgc. near the llurclturd residence, portation “f ”‘9 MS! (lllfliill'. but this
Earlv todav the death of 126 per-‘ where he found a number of his cannot be done under etnbargoes.
- - papers. Mrs. Hans. her husband said, The date upon which all einhargoes
(sons itt Arkansas, Missouri, Mississip-t
pi, Tennessee and Illinois had been re-‘
ported. with a number of others miss‘
are released depends upott the co‘
operation the company receives from
Its patrons. During the mdfmttr of
has been talking for some time as if
she contemplated suicide.
The woman left home yesterday
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ing and ‘bclieved dead, altd several
lint 'lred injured, some of them so scr»
ilillsiy that little hope is entertained
for their recovery.
Only 45 survivors have been ac—
count .1 for in checking tip the pas-
senger list and crew of the Mississippi
River packet Eleanorc, which over-
turned 12 iitiles above Memphis, when
struck by The force of the storm. At
lmorning at ll) o'clock. She is thirty
t years old, weighs 115 pounds. and has
I brown eyes and hair. When last seen
lshe wore a black skirt, a red sweater
{and a gray cap.
’ Mr. Haas told the police that he
was told his wife had been seen going
down the Wilson Point road yesterday
morning. and that she had turned'ln
the gate lending to the Knob (‘1th
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November and December, 1915. the
average number of cars in position
for unloading each day was front 10.-
000 to H.000. and the average daily
[unloading was only 6,500. During
March and April, this year, despite
an lnqease In the average number
of cars In position for unloading each
day, tip to 12,000 and 13,000, the
average daily unloading was only 4,-
194 se 30 persons are believed to have,
perished with the Eleanore, most of:
them negro deckhands. i
Forty aersoné were reported killed}
or injured near Cato, Ark., but. it was - he found a number of papers owned
impossible early today '
,0 communi-‘ by hint. He believes. according to a.
cute with the town to verify this state- i statement made to the police. that his‘
lllE‘nt. Wife killed herself. A further search
in ilte district around Poplar Bluffs, ‘5 being made. 1“ ”e I
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The couple [has two youngi P 0 ends
- Norwalk Red Cross
Mo, .1 severe toll was exacted by a Attorneys Llnxweiler & Hegeman
[represent Mr. Haas in his action for
i Officers were elected and plans
200 to 4.300. ,
Capacity of Road.
“A chain is no stronger titan its
weakest link and the capacity of a
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grounds and the_Burchard home. He,
followed and the trail took him to
the edge of the water. where, he Says,l
tornado, with 30 persons reported
dead and still greater casualties fear- L divorce.
ed in isolated rural sections. which’cmldren‘
have been unable to report.
So far Arkansas has recorded morei
storm victims than any other state, 7th
persons liaising been killed there. Of
these 57 were whites and 19 negroes.
Missouri reported 30 dead; Mississippi
15: Tennessee 4, with a possibility of
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Collect Easy Money
iing of the Norwalk died Cross held
made fordhe summer work at a meet-
thts morning in the Armory on West.
avenueflhe members will meet every | 30 cents per hour: sixth year, 32 cents
the number being increased to thirty.
and llltnols one. ' -
Estimates of property damage have
been impossible, owing to destroyed
communication, but the destruction
doubtless will be measured in film.
dreds of thousands of dollars.
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A_strangér. masquerading as "Mr.'
ceeded in collecting 315 "0
account." I work.
fake.
RUSSIANS HAVE CAP-
_ TURED 40,000 MEN
PETROGRAD, June 7; via
London, 6:35 p. m.-—In their new
ofienelve movement. the Rue-
siann‘have captured more than
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the next day. A few honrn later, tak-
ing ndvantnge of the young Mr. Cer- ed this morning were:
[bone'e absence, "Mr. Gr ven" called Dengler. chairmen: Mrs.
the second time. makl
i turned over- to him 815. Monem‘ treasurer.
today. .
Wednesday morning et»10 o'clock, in
' ' the armory, and everyone interested
Graves.‘ of .\ew Haven, manufacturer. in cordially urged to attend. Bandages
of the famous Judge‘s Cave cigar.l will be made, and each week nurses
visited the Carbone fruit stand on'ud doctors who will volunteer their
Railroad avenue, yesterday, and _euc-, services, will lecture on first aid
The police say the strung r was it Although the Red Cross members
end the Community Club membern.
The me: first appeared at the stand being trained for diret aid work are, 22, it being at that time rejected by
and accosted dohn Carbone. Mr. Car-i cooperating, the classes are entirely-
bone told him to come around again different. and meet at different times.
The officers of the Red Cross elect-
Mra. F. L.
if) Bett i bat an 0301:" 3'
. e some; a, vce~c rmnn: - an n .
men. It waeennounced of- appeal to the proprietor'e father, whoI Bette. secretary; Ind Mrs. Albeit M.
lto nitrite conference cotiiiitittees. butt
. Chairman Hilles expressed the opinion.
lthat it would be better to have both.
.conventlona act on the subject. 1
1 Among Progressive leaders the plan‘
{most favored. accordhtg to Walterl
“Brown, of Ohio, was it tttotloti for n‘
tpeact- committee formally offered to'
’tltc convention by George W. Perkins,I
lthe floor lender. thus placing the!
’whole question in the hands of the
delegates. I
The appointment of such a com-t
iiiiiltee. it was politted out, would:
:merely be clittforming to the amlty
lproposltlon made by the Progressive
National Committee that winter.
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lROElEiMER ASREPI
NORWICH, Conn.. June 7.—Ana
{nouncemenr‘wne made last night by
:tPresldent Robert W. Perkins of the
Shore Line Electric Railway (30. that
,the trolleymen‘s strike that has tletl
;up the entire system since midnight
'of May 31 has ended and that all
trolley lines on the Shore Line sys-
tem will be in operation Wednesday
morning. The settlement was reach~
ed this afternoon when the striking
trolleyrnen accepted a substitute offer
made by the company.
The accepted offer is an follows
Wage scale—first year, 26 flute 1‘
hour; second year, 27 cents per hour
per hour. The company has granted
them ten cents per hour for over-
time nnd meal tickets, these to he
need when it Is Impossible for the
men to leave their rune end go to
their homes or boarding trounce for
meal .
the company offered the men on May
the trolley crews. The only concea-
eione the trolley company made‘were
the ten cent overtime Increaee and
the granting of meal tickets.
ntrtktng trolley men relinquished their
demand for a. union contrect and the
,neverel other demands made on me
.l-troliey company. '
ispectators were present last evening. this country, From a scenic
0fiiit (if collnn
present. , e . . . . .- ~ ' ‘ '
The French Demonstration Farm. 3:2: “m off for sonic rtasun 0‘ day, thebimtlonahw ohwhi
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”SEER 9:38:13, :Blbtruetn ‘QL‘NTifigi The June term of the Common 6 3: “Inf Cb to ascertain“
p ' e. t.pec a y, l'it‘fl! court, criminal side, came in re s n Odies were "
so on Sunder. June 11. at 3 p. in. around the wreck and for
hours the Vanda stedmed n '7 '3
dead sailors. Near the L i
was encountered the wreck "
big sailing vessel, apparel!
innocent victim of the 111
battle.
The assertion that the B-
dreadnought Warspite wan
RERBERI WiNSRESlER iNORWAlA PEOPiE Al
“II 80m 0”“ in the North Sea battle last
“it SRAMPIRN Si’Ell'iR1 .
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row*senled'8ritisb denials, in diepn
Wills First Botannan Prize, ardl
.\'orwalk was well
on" WSS‘II' on” 8.:among ”w ”’90“ mobile ,Who his[Atom Kiel to the Overseas
"i5“: ““1 on, “ago and 1.0"" night crowded title How , .\ew llaveil,‘ Agency in Berlin. ." .
- "These dispatches state “it”
illild heard and saw the presentation
.. of Wagner‘s "Die \Vaikure," said to} ‘
' lbe one of the most remarkable out- the Warsptte was sunk d 4
TWO hundred and fifty enthusiastic; door performances p\’pr presentot‘d 3| the day battlc by the ’
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M a T931 Old fashioned BIWIHME point It was wierdly beautiful, and Kattneshlp KOCH}? theb .
“bi-c," which was held inthe Assembly from an. artistic standpoint suprente- ge Cy saVS‘ . was 0 2;.
Hall of the high school. in West ace-,iy Mammary. from the Koemg that the .,
i yesterday morning for a brief session,
.llitlge Johit J. \\'ii'lsh presiding. Some
nine cases were didposcd 0t.
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Strike inon Shore Line Electric
lilies Settled Yesterday After-
nue, and there witness Herbert Win-
chester spell down forty-eight of his
opponents. thereby gaining possession
of the floor, and, alno the first prize, a
five dollar gold piece. Miss Cnther
|tne tMarron captured second place
sum of three dollars. Misses Julia
Wargo and Ruth Long contested no-
.In the contest, and “a awarded thel
Among the artists who took part spite had been damaged
were: Mme. Johanna Gadski: Mtne.;Then there came a great e .
Melanie Kurt: .‘Ime. Schulnaiind - -
Hetnk. .lohahnea Senibach, Clarence ? $5?“' and the Warsplte a“
‘Whltehlll, (‘arl Boom and Mms..l 37- _
i Survrvors, from the
Rite Fornia. Florence Mulford. Marlatcruiscr Elbinz say that:
.Mattfeld, and Lila Robeson. Arthur submarines played an i , ,.
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Lenora Sparks. Van Dyck, Curtis,|
Bodanzky. of the Metropolitan Opera ‘ part in the battle. The “I"
bly for third honors, until Dr. Charleslccmpany. was conductor. ‘ _ .
G. Bohemian. who was the orleinalor. Norwalk people present were: Mr. thrown ““0 commotion by!
0‘ the "1’99." and the 81W? 0! the re-‘ and Mrs. Frank ll. Huntington; Mrsi shells. Everywhere bodice \
words to the winners. lproved himself G. w. Van Alstyne, Miss Sadie Bod-ifloating,
a game sport. by decla it: the conic: well, Miss Elsie Sterling, Mrs. M. at u -
for third place '3 drum and presented McCausland. Miss Carrie niccttuslanalth tsaGflfrs “at; wilt 313° .
two dollars to each contestant. titre. John Stapletont Mrs. E. H.: ‘ rman 5 ‘ps C Is n.
Romy-nine members of all the Class-'Gunlbarl and William Gumbart. liOUS- In the German fleet
es of the high school, were on the. - several vessels which were.
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platform at the beginning of the’ ,man the British and‘on Ch“: .‘
match. and ten of these, accepted! g count it would have beer.“ a
twenty or more chances without a: . .
miss. The others were retired earlier .srble for the German fleet w
third year: 28 cents per hour; fourth
year. 29 cents per hour; fifth year,
in the contest. Seven bundrd and nix-
ty words wre pronounced during the
course of the "bee."
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Knapp Marioras Case
cape if the result of the -’
had been such as to place
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san B. Welsh, two teachers of thcfithis city, during the present week, raw
fudge John R. Booth, holding spec-
«lal common pleas court hearings m'Germans.
' “The sailors report that
John H. Knapp Wan unimerrupted fightin ‘
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"served decision in the
T e wage scale in the same that
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pronounctator, andlgult lsfllhnlslh Stephen and Adnnle Maeaeventeen hours. They
(Professor Barry W. Blake assumed: ores, w C was complete shortly. ' ' -
the duties of ”open” .before 12 o’clock this morning. Theiimdd m that Sim“ exsep ,.
last night's affnir which was mnde,case turned on the question of owner I? “'95 Pass "9““ , ' '.
possible through the public nplrlted~18hip of a strip of land on Selleclr \Afl‘dlu casualties 1’
none and generosity or Dr Charles 0.1 lane. Attorney William F. Tammany: day": and Monday‘s figh .
Bohannan. the originator of the 109a,: represented Mr. «Knapp and Attorney-the Ypres salient will t-
wat: the first of Its kind held for n; Nehemiah Candee Mr. and Mrs. Mar-t least $000. accordinv to h .-
good many yearn in Nor-walk Dr. 130-. ioras. . ed in Ge 1 H ~
'hnnnnn line offered'n prize yearly for After the lunch recess today the recerv . V “"3 18“?“
a written npelling content, but this is case of Lockwood vn. Simon win terdav in Ottawa. ‘V
,the first real "bee.” The “bee" will opened. Attorney Louis Goldtichmldt; Gen. Mercer, command
be an annual affair in the future. lrepreecnted the plaintiff and Judge, ' -cam '
Two of the winners of the first Joseph R. Taylor. the “tenant“:fiiennintiince s‘mgrv i?
places were sophomore-n. and the three Other cases down for hearing: thlni “3 . B . '
others were juniors. All ne'nlors in afternoon were lmpertel Woolen Corn-i ed as km“; “3’69““-
the contest Were retired before the party ve. .Martng. and Rider ve. Lowe] "“—
IInnl lap was reached. ton. '
Taylor acted as
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