. . will much am define
”tattoo of the clan girta
. Mind by Retail.
and Frances Roberta. The tilt-
fldote-enbrueee of musing
L that have happaied during
term, or gift: that might
“thin to attain their tiller-
V fldihl‘s proxrlm closed with
class
file song which was written to
was the work of Estelle Smith
cine].
history, prophecy, and the
eon followed in the order nam-
flul Day committee consisted
Ellyn, chairman.
11$Itherlne Brown,
Cleo! Prophecy, (1916). by Don
WI as follows:
. 1111'. Perry, what is
who!"
”no of "larch on Down thei
Elizabeth,
LouisI
that O'Brien, and Howard‘
that I
1
l1! boy, ll a concoction of
an invention. called
“Perryum I
M” Upon experiment I have
w “I” Oil. drop of it is suillcient ,1
“hill ti» tilled of the taker one yearI
“WM of the times it also
we! lu- ia poeaetssion of his sight
' Munich. l hove found it neces-
“ however, in centre my mind up-
; flobiottt. or a group of objects be-
1
behind the potion. in order that‘
dream may be coherent. Do you
to try it?" w.
9'” that stuff, I have been looking
I“ In Peru. But why he a pikerr
rm you took twenty drops,
you
11» able to see twenty years
y, and if you 'Iwish to
‘uporhnent. l'lr give you
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\ h units night, after having fixed
*1“ upon the girls and fellows of
‘I class of 1916.! swallowed the
y drops, and the following. as
. as It can remember it, is the
t of my dream.
0 potion seemed to transport me
1‘” In illlhnllable expanse of atmos-
, ' , from which first appeared the
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then the earth, then the con-
of North America, and dually
*“ United States.
I Dune first into the desert of Ariz-
m where a great dam was being
1. "flint must be a fire, over there,"
CNN. But, no, my surmise was
”3. It was only the setting sun.
‘ mt. casting its lingering rays on
’ m O'Brien's auburn trusses. Paul,
3* greatest woman-lining the great-
“ cyniclstt of them all, was hitched
1.” I 'Staitr.” But it was not hi'
Mt. We know now that it happened
. “map Year, and that Florence ilnai1
finalled him. liard luck, Paul!
.l. the some tillage Estelle Smith
‘ conducting a kitdergartcn. Es-
cub always did like to rob the cradle.
' 1h the next tottn, there was a cir-
loll”. A barker was yelling: “See “or-
{“5 Harry. the Cigarette Fiend;
' # Frank the Fattest Man on earth
M and the Walking Encyclopedic:
ten cents, a tenth part of a dnilnr' '
, I entered.
Libero.
”m Hiptson, who learned his trade
4‘ Norwnilk High;
m Men’s Cllb; "
fl Fritz Soder, who acquired his
.Imous fund of knowledge twenty
two before Fritz was our cham-
* ques1lioner.0ne look was suf-
Wt.
I: use shiftedt down the main
‘ of the town until it fell upon
high: “Smith, church, and Smith,
' 1 coring." I pooped into the on
k. window. With his feet on the
sat; Teddy Smith, telling a
H113 namsake Reggie Smith
trying to stick a pin thru the
of Teddy's chair, while Hoyt
. was working industriously
"in the corner. Hoyt always did
to grind.’ We ascertained that
did the work, while Teddy and
did the people.
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twenty feet tall and still grow- ;
3drcd
1n the order namcdtlvcrr‘
I‘rtmk Brosnan,
MID at school the president of the'
Bike Cantrell; '
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typewriter.
Elsie IAtwater was teaching in a “in
tin town bordering on the (treat
Lakes. At least, Sht' was "Atwater."
Not far from there, Mildred Ball-
witz was a nurse in a health resort.
it was an ideal place for the tired
business man, and, no judged, not
entirely healthy for his pocket-book.
Lillian Rllscoe was keeping Mll-
company. "\\ by." we ask.
“should it not be a place ideal for
the tired buslnms mun?"
summoring on the seashore.
rich guy had said “0. Bliss," and she ~ "Miss Caprice."
nabbed him before he could escarewtnmniar, and it was recalled quichlyihest hate.
1 '53" Harry Bradbury in “‘9 office. when Ethyl Hayes appeared.
of a shipping concern. leaning back earned the title while in
“—
Duvy Sloutan,’Dentiat, was the first
one, i encountered. Davy was only a
"Sin-man." when working on a time
basis. Then. he would kill time worse
than he did in Mr. Kirmaycr‘s history
class, twenty years before.
.loo Lionor and Archie Greenberg
were next to come under my notice.
filoo and Archie were pawn brokers. l
understood that they broke a hood
many people.
Upon wandering down to the larg-
llot enough to take a piece of
codony, onyx or even an and
his stone, color, shape and :1
value are thcrcforc enhanced.
The Jewelry Section at l
scarfpiils, siren: links, chains,
many practical and beautiful
Come and sec. Tllcrc wt
plcce.
Priced moderately.
Gift
Motor Veils
I To set an odd gem propc
gold, silt er or platinum prongs
ideas works his setting around the slime.
very exclusivc showing of hand-wrought jewelry,
prectous stones of unique charactcr in rings, brooches,
Everyone likes Dior—Kiss Powder.
take advantage of this ofieroaud come early.
.and Scaifs
rly requires an artist. lt is
}ade, coral, turquoise, chal~
stlc pebble and set it in
The artist (blinders
It. and according to his
its beauty and
{calls this woek offers a
semi-
vt-il pins and bracelets.
_ Turquoise matrices, lapls lazuli, carcnelians. tourma-
line. chryaophrascs, cats' eyes, onyx, baroche pearls, and
things of abalone shell.
All from the .\tcllcr of j. Clary Von Carlsbcrg.
ll bc no duplicates of any
qu‘clry Section, main floor.
This Beautiful Sachet
a gift to you
This genuine silken sachet we present you as
a gift this week with each purchase of a box
of wonderful French Dior-Kiss Face Powder.
This Gift odor is limited to this week only.
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Week
Do not forget to
M aln Floor, Front.
Is the Nemo
Your
Dainty Dressings for the Bed
Brussels Net Covers nith insertion bands and edges
l
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of rellaisantt and llu\cl t_\ lace:
luquioetee and Selim Covers with cifxctive borders 1
and Ctlllt‘r n‘ttlalllmis,
$5.00, $7.00 to $900.
It flowered gaiety is desired, there are the Cretonne
Covers in pink, blue and yellow,
it $3.50.
'5
4,7
or
3
Third floor.
For Summer Frocks
The weather! \\ ell, should the June sun be tempted to
smile for set cral days one Would 1 c luciincd to make her
summer adlcilturcs in floucttd and frilly nouns.
If it
should come suddenly “arm enough for \0ilcs, there
are louly materials.
Fancy Seeded Voilcs, regular French patterns in
blue, pink and lavender Oll \l‘llllt‘ and combinations -
of
lavender and green, lavender and blue, corn color and
green, ctc.
Corded Satin Stripe Valle ulth unusual floral
Signs, moss roses, blue and lavender, poppies and roses.
36 inches.
'l'licse designs make very happilv into the
quaint high—waisted Empire frocks.
black velvet ribbon may be applied.
with everything. Thirty-six inches.
Rice Voile in halfdnch regular stripcs,
green and lavender \\ltli \vliitc.
Incidentally a bit of
'A flash of black
35 Cid.
pink, blue,
Very dainty and near.
25 cu.
do—
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Jade-Ia
30 CW.
Stockings must match Sweaters
Therefore white and Black Silk Stockings are clock—
color as well as black and white. sclf clocked.
adds an artistic touch to the sports costume.
V
ed in old rose, rosc pink, old blue, Kelly grccn, and cont "
This fad ' ‘
7,
$1.50 to $200. » “I
Hosiery Section, main floor. i
Corset P
Chiffon, exquisite quality in
orchid. rose du Barry, cilicrald,
light blue and Belgian blue. Y artl
$3.50
money for which they mllected twen-
ty years before.
some one to “Gamble on his chances
of inertial happiness.
A neat, gilt sign informed me that
Taylor and Wiegman were architects.
,ost opera house of the city, a largcé'l‘aylor had married a “Kuck,” a kit
OliVia Bil“b was mottled and “'85 electric sign informed me that Mist-lichen mochtnlc.1She started from High
The name
1
seemed ;
Norwalk 1
Some ' Caprice was singing a new opera.‘ by taking a course in hyslcal Culture.
lier rolling pin spoiled two of Ken's
His favorite excuse now
is: "My wife won’t let me."
Dick Sweeney and and Harry Street
in a chair with a pipe in his mouth.’ High, twenty years before. Ethyl was 1 were running a confectionery store.
the same blue. he “50d in Him. our champion heart-breaker.
School, twenty years bdore.
Handsome ,Howard
lto say, she was still unmarried. altho
COEElOCl‘. perfectly “Define" flowers were sent
'handeolnor than ever, was the idiot-,herI and I-sgoreygn lay at her feet.
or of a large daily paper.
Handsome and dishes of ‘Murphies'~l mean, po-
Howard was the ldiotor of the Skeli- [aims—.3. la (yan 13, before . her.
learn is the curse of Caprica.
tic, twenty years before.
The Campbell twins. Madeline and
\l‘iuton Kelley was publishing a
John. were employed by n larze ‘smm book telling how to get rich in my
concern.
expect, with names like that?
one-horse. tank-town
But what else could you. ways.
At the same time, he was try-
iing to borrow a nickle to get a hot
A great surprise awaited us, in a dog.
in western ,
“Rock" Dugan and Don Gray had
Pennsylvania. ““89 91‘0““ *9” formed a co-partnersilip, to practice
posted all over the town reading.
”law Rock could fight and Don could
“Vote for Both Shem for 008 W51“ throw the bull, so they had Iplonty of
den.’
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area: came to the Middle West when friend Betty was making a
oi the larger cities, an elec- speech,
tlhone out brilliantly. On it Whicb
"Aiken Jasper.”
in large characters.
I'rhtt Achin'." Our old friend pet dos ran up. but imagine the 8“!“
Aiken was practicing denila- prise when Jasper Conley slowly ail-l IMmger oi the Postal Tammy!) Co.
brilliantly, he had foresaken the poured A more dejected specimen chat-icy was some telegraphiat. Sc
pp he. omce, Helen Waring f manhood. l have never seen. Such IM in fact, that he used to ”19.
mg" out a, typewriter writ. are the results of married life-
1Q)’
11 was there, Felix Winter,
1 engineer, droped in to PixilndelitimL Alice was “with! half, Ethel IHiret, and Lucy needed. Lotti- will. the
Felix French.- hire was alwaya- a ‘Bogr' at 1.054“. 1gb, anyohanee. mum
' to stop his achin’.
.en rattan, and as bash— French
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lucid need to be great at
mounted in the same bus-
cellist-hie Brown and lla-
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Alloe Burns and Edna Hunkemeia
were teaching in a eémlnary.
1
I pushed to the Town Hall. “ammo
In their once Julia Dustin” and 0a-
upon the conclusion 0' therine Gray were trying to see who
she called 5mm. “Jasper. could talk the most. We bet on Chill--
1 fully expected to see her arlne.
Charley Gehrman was the General
graph notes to the girls.
Under Charley‘ s junodlctlonI were
In the some seminar! Rosa Heln- graphed notes.
viii-l was in Ohio, mak- rich was an innit-actress in Physical
Culture. No.she wasn't married. She manic Jonolovsky. and Ethel Keeler
couldn't get any fellow to take rmtotoilthpmofmw
Yorkthattwoandtwombofoorr
chance with her husky right arm.
who were encased in ploy-l a, timber of my old schoolmat'ee’
o. i mean, poundins‘ thoI were in sew York.
-I\..
’l'henwereturnedtomrwain.
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Strange I
Dick was eating so much candy that
he was almost shoving Harry ,to the
"Street."
or of a corset. He occupied one of the
inner emcee of the corset faciqu.
“Stove" Stevens, 1 found patting her
hair. This, she continued for. about a
half-hour. “Steve"
rather in his pocket-book.
I wandered slowly to a motion pic-I
ture theatre. A cut dashed on the
screen, telling: ‘Why Boys
Home." in the next picture. were
Bertha Roodner and Charlotte IoGr-
barn. Berthaweoagreat admirerof
Theda Born. twenty ”are before.
llildren Halter-an. Marion Glendon-
1ning, Mildred Jenningd, nary museb
la. Franc» Roberta. Nimrod brain.
‘and Norm Home, were mine
:to tell the youngsters that not-walk is
on the map. Unfortunately. the!
were from idiom
Ladle EarringssI tr,“ to get rich
1
lane. Mme-e
‘edI styles. 2 ..-
where they were cut scrapping ores IJoo ‘JcQueen and Katherine flag 1
wide and yard and a half long,
The prices on many numbers
of this fine corset are to adtance
on July i. We are in receipt of
that notice from the manufactur-
ers. The economical woman will
provide hcrsclf accordingly. A
word to the wise.
The Sensible
Tan Shoes
Tan Oxfords with rubber soles
and heels for vacation and sports
“war.
The good and depends-
ble Rcad quality, both oxfortls
1-2 to 8,
widths, regular
’)
c
and shoes, in sizes
double A to D
$1.50 and\$5.oo.
Yoana Sturdevunt was married to?
a corset—~that is, to the manufactupj
was doing her
best to put a cramp in Cramplon, or 5
Also in practical shades Of The spacious and comcnicnt
dust £11!me and taupe. fitting Tmml‘. in connection “lll’l
‘ , the corset department afford ev-
Eoualle “00d as Staff or crylfacillty for satisfaction in
"‘1 corsets.
Main floor. Second floor.
Elli? d. a. limb diamond
the host site for the new hospital, the or i tuned up in the woods, fifteenj
miles from “Nowhere." Katherine
was engaged in her senior year and‘
happily ever after,—-they were divoro-tI
ed. ,lt'
pulp mill. Twenty years before. ‘Wick-
ctl' made pulp of everything he came
across.
Bill O'Connor, with his saintly dis-i
position. i found o priest.
To find the destinies of our other
classmates, I had to travel to France
where Alice Rotten was studying art;
lsabel Slauson, finishing a course in
slotting; and Eugene Rummlor, corn-
pletlng a concert tour during whichI
tehe played to all of the crowned
heads of Euro”. nail soaked em too..
In the midst at In enormous race-
track crowd. I spied Cletus Masher,
owner of a large string of ponies».
which he had started in High Schoom
While there, he had three, Caesar, Ci-
cero and Virgil. Incidentally, he was
some trotter, himself.
I reached forth to touch him. bu
alas. too far, for the next thing I
knew. my head had tried to make at
in: just like use morning after the
night before. '
me Close 39118. by Wells Smith
to the tune of Yale marching Down
the laid.” wnez- ' ‘
Nineteeb sixteen in here
To give our flnll cheer.
Four years we’re been among you.
catchers and Rodents dear.
Oui- newton now is“ done,
Wm M our wit-vi and ma
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“95" Caroline (Will you be mine?) Gianni driving afll 3mg. . blade gait: 3.33;? forget the
'e‘dlLI ‘ “the o.
. Ed 1m “3 it ' were
1th. ones who received those tale- to . dam tiled-u; ameliorates“, deepens".
11‘ [owe Iiflthckeh‘m'tmtrmm
I 1wnd.lllo.fiebn§' mrlo nae“. MW WWMW”M°M
icon in. mlflrlhowg! mt .onbmtnu, m or out.
All oh our W08 '0 h“ 9‘39“
at Norwaik High.
83.50 and $4.00
Second floor.
our high school days are o';er
We must notl lnger more.
Forth to the fray we. go,
‘Teddy Gamble mg 5““ waning '0'. afterwards was married. They livelef w.orlr the conqueror.
But though we say farewell,
1'Our mem rice still will dwell.
at Norwalk High.
1 The Class history (1916), was read
by Miss Elizabeth Steiaus, as fol-
lzows
, "We entered .\'. ll. 8., one hundred
and ninety-eight strong, with the idea
common to many freshmen, that we‘
(were to teach the faculty how the
school should be managed and show
the students how they should conduct
themselves, in all phases of octivl ties.
I "To our surprise, we soon discover-
ed that we were not as important a.
part of the community as we had con-
slderedI ourselves.
"Perhaps some of the boys receiv-
ed their fall when they became inti-
mately acquainted with the bottom oi
1the watering-tank in front of the Ar
lmory; or perhaps, their pride had a
tailil greater fall wherr they were po-
litely invited to pass between two
leave dent in the often. 1 slowly am with lines of upper-classroom who were on-
a whirling, busing. aching head, feel-‘-
gerly waiting to welcome them.
“I doubt if some of our boys would
have been grieved if the welcome had
been a little less hear
"Ilowevér. though our trial: and
tribulations were many, and also, I
fear the trials and tribulations of on!
teachers. we soon became accustom“
ed to our new environment. and our
first year at Norwalk High sped hop-
9in b!
“we all remember the day. we
timed. the sophomores at baseball.
in. v3». beaten. yes—but thin only
1 helped to nor on on to try harder in
our next‘lhree years; and, with (not!
effect too, for we are not ashamed of
what our clad; has done in the line of
“One shadow was cast upon our
freshman'ye‘af', which happened. when
one of our number. Hush Donnelly,
———-
(Continued on Seventh Pan-J
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”Wicked” Murphy w" conducting {Oh those happy days we have spent.
F. S. LYON
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With. artistic skill ybur walls wil
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Kind attention he’s bestowing," 5
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In this line he's also leading,
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guarantee tin made into loaders. hand.
made. painted inside, tin roodnr,
plumbing and heating. ‘
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“gBIll Takes the Cake
Sometimes in) He sets mad at no} 3
When she want! mode doneg ‘
'Cauee I don't like to leave my pfiy
And think too much of fun.
But when she comes out. on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son onu't.you so to the Monroe
And get some cake for rent?! /
l. alien speaks up just or quick 1_
And perlito “can br— ,1. '
Pillow to so to five Monroe
And get.mmo~onko for tea.
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