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HIGH SCHOOL
‘ CLASS DAY
EXERCI.‘ ‘E.
deeds. not years
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blush.
new
and care-fully cm.
Janet lhsbm—Jb’iltoe'u
flower.
all I smiley.
no tongue.
steps of great 1111-11.
love can die.
Dorothy Glendoniug~0ur
maid.
der grew
carry all he knew.
Paris. _
Clayton F. (ht-gory
Margaret M.
vacate of the daylight plan.
Mary HillaL‘)"~
Our Apollo.
21 mun in uniform.
Sit-lllli-ll litllet (>111 bunker.
llulll Long-~W11h Li) 1111111) silo. is
its hand to gtt .1 long.
John McNernt-y ~
to my smut-thing?
(‘iull'l'cts A. \lul'pll3
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: Julius ()Ieulv Our :1” round nintl.
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the inside of your senior textbooks.
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this“ “’1
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fairest
Alexander lhkus I 11111 mallard Qt
Agnes Donnelly Giw my thought:
EVn Enronr‘ere follows in the foot»
Louis Gilette -'l‘hey 11in who tell 11.1
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Morris (lottliebwAnd still the won:
that one small head could
Dorothy tireeustcmnOUr model front
HalacywOur first atl-
_Z\Iztriou Hatfield but): first and,
duty always.
lrving liubbell~-—Get udvive from
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There is this to say: Notice has been WEEK}
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. “port of 1111 p;'os:1'ulll.1t.sit (lid ll‘n‘ mll- 'rt‘1”'i‘;‘l.yfju;'{SEERZEE! Wt udulit'e ‘ i _ summer Rugs COYSCiS flIth saIleaCIOl'liy. ! 1’1‘ ,
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, If , N e WC .11...." 1,, ,, d,.,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,, 0, 111.: ,.,,,,., 1.111.111.1111 31111 don't you 1111 up? If A new weave in pleasing colors. , ,- ‘ , Alterations made when required. .
1 H mm was inndo by Miss Helm-3' us the _ “111111111 (‘ 1‘5“” 'm‘,‘ you “"9“ all. ,L, p" . , , , ‘ ' " Sécond flobh
. lllt'lullel' of tlie (loss stood up as his 30;; “grit :v‘lm \lhl’l I“: ”19“" l‘fih (I? At flISi. Sight these Rugs are attractive. The COI' --
.1 or her name was- called out. i ,“u 5 “9" 1"“ (M ""1 g“ a f u if 1 k- d d H bi d 1.
There was a fight on Bouton street Mm, Elizabeth Sluusou followed lighv lugsbltlui taxes I 01's [C 0 13 I65 U m , u [185, grays an tans. . ,‘
HQ _ , , _ ,. nutty Curls» ‘ou I, \v- - . . , . , . .
“3,32?“ 1111a om‘ ’ ”0‘1”” ”‘ “Egg? §;;:;§',',g,,0fi,‘,’;g,gy,';t~;;,'";,,“j',“ 1111111. ” 11 ‘ 1111111 ’0‘“! A simple border With corner deugn is stencded on ,
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, __ « -'~ {1.1111111 111111111111. "‘31:” Same" 3.11111111111111111.1.11... them. lhey are certain to prove durable, for the .
«. «THE‘BARMERH ‘1 l The song “America" 111191 lOlldledl r. . 1. . . -
'~»A wonderful 5,0”, in 8 parts To- thy the members oi 1.111111 class. it Nis‘fltlflguin”nan" S‘Hn “it ”ME. weave is firm and Strong- In Sizes’
. , " lung \erv iutclcstiug ‘ .2" ' ‘ “' 3"
Inot‘row afternoon and evening, 15c; “is.“ hlnud Rydci was. the class withinbtftllfiSlims-on A dent-m distill <5 6 x 9 . $ 9.00
”the Regent. 1' "llisto1'i11n Last night she rctttl the 11111: mg: ' w' and EH“. kh‘” h“ 1 7,6 x 10.6 $12.00
s —— ’tlass history, walking her way buck . f . . ' . . .‘ ' l
m The fhst naturalization Willem and‘ from 191.1 wlun the class entered tho it “hi”? ,3 71:13:},7'111‘1“ “1111 Nut E -, 91 x 12 “‘1' $15.00
‘ regimmfion cemfimm of David liigh sthool as freshmen, until the, ' " ' _. (1 . , '
Quit!!! werér‘ found by the I,,),,C(,‘111't>..sttilt (11137.8110 dostrlhed the title I‘VAI‘;F(;:(I\S?;\. 'b" M 11.11 mm 1““, ,Fot 51111111157 IlVI mg foam and bedrooms.
1 x. ._ ‘ of the class in a vivid 111111111912, - u " “"0"” ,. . ‘11". ,1, , Third floor-1
. f ' M 1 Miss 11mm M. Roselle and 111.5’ Arm“ 1‘ ”Climb ' “W “Wt‘t‘iP-‘t ‘ 1 -
.flhfiwgrd 1.. Andrews' 01’ Flux llill' 5131-10,, (‘ontes ’ assmu, by “m”; :tlt‘t .~ llechtr pent were spent among .
toad. re‘ifortod to the down town 110 members of the French (lass rcmlvt l H ’1" ‘.' . . 1
l ,. 1 Julia itfnuuii \ntv-z ittr women.
(36 that some tools had been 9,01,.“ ed the It“'l(>ll(ll lltttionul hymn Mot , hm." q“: ”H 1' “up m0]
, lseilles," in an excellent umuuur . Miss ,‘ ‘ 2,. ‘j 5 , ' '
mm, his 1””,an The police are in l lloselle was drn-ssed to represent Alli-i 2""? tailor Amt be rough? C at f D .I' ‘
esttgating. l Pl'it'n 11ml Miss Collies \1'115 attired in! l(‘\":‘i“‘".:r‘il'ltvh :l‘i'lw." ‘y‘i'li' :llelék 0"; I“ 011116 01" OI l€S
*' --—'—-~ 1 tho colors of Franco. ‘ .v“ I” O "5 “10H 0 to 0110. " .
thither M. Wright reported to the 111»- 11111n 11:. (‘lmtlcdyup 1-1.:111 um. ,‘i‘li‘l‘i‘l l,“"”“.'.‘-‘" 5““ b‘" ”I“; \The patterns 3“ printEd re.1dyto Cut out These Thi Week for White Shoes
I down town police that boys had stol», class will. This essay was :1 highly, mm“; ":1” f‘i’t-ht}‘llilcl;::tr1'» A mothers are very flppl‘Opl‘I'lIC for summer breakfast Ol‘ illnChCOII S I
. iron out brass from his 51,0 on humorous More of work and ctr-luml. "L ‘, ' _ .1 .. . e
:5,th “2.09, The NH lnvcpbcen: tho lllllll‘tA‘Itl oi” 11h who lwutd it Thu, .. .1!“ “61.21;; [#:21ch fussed up. use, and nothing could the prettier. f0l' lilWll Ol‘ DONE“ “d me Read Shoe Shop I!
' ' ‘ " ’ ' - " ‘ ' 'littl' “ ltlk .' of fun“ at l‘lt.‘ t'lnu'ntu‘ y.
«filtered to .‘t'port 11111111 police head—l ,,,,;,,,~; 0,93,, ,,,,,,,,,,,_, ,,,' 11111 ,,,,,,,_ .1 111111. Wm- 11111111 1., 1,... m0“... glables than these floral cretonnes. , . . , ready with many style! .
,"llm‘ters. .uutiug t-lus'. 11nd of H11 iuut 1r. were, “”“ 0“ lint‘Wh’dl-‘J' has» been ('()lll- ‘ I '
Qit ' """W ““l'“-‘"" I ‘ H,‘l,“,'“202,’,-‘,’ ‘33“9hj‘fdot till? 1'11'}:'1~1.1o tibtfects in pink, blue and yellow, Boo, u. 1 J“ «43' Pqupe for MB kw? r..
“ ' cve'l liembcr: of Sherman Couu- Tb“ 1““ iii—"Q “f ‘1‘" "1"“ "0““ “5 If... .1 a I . (."mmg' . In“) 0. ‘ ' ' ’1 1t . enUine uC 5 mt‘
(his Nommiz Royd .\1ca11ulu.1vill \ts- ”1’ “mum!“ of m" Wmmmm‘l‘ "In” 21““1‘11 12111119 ulimii‘tmlnih “hm lhlutmmlfilfi d t lh 38d“ I ‘;t ‘ h t E" fienume BUCkSka, 00 . ; 58-00.
‘ nut-unwanted by Miss Elizabeth Sluu- ‘ " " 11w "Wm” 0 F in all US 6 C CS 0 ”11$ “7,- '. . .
.‘rdéhsmmf'md Until?” this “"9““va “1‘1, it,“ on 11m Iliuurt fullml'vtl. 'l‘ht lust ;::‘;“k‘"‘:’\f::‘glilh 0:1: l'ttfct, cationic tls . j g ' “,1? Third floor. £1 $ " Reignskin
icll time :1 big union “H‘lel 01 5‘ number on tho )l‘U‘l‘llll th.‘ the 5 ' ' ' " -‘ “1‘ mt: D0111 . .‘otue- w - '
fin councils in Foil-liold County is ,0 shouting n, 1,“, ”a!“ :1an which was times, the hill hm: seemed too stocpl ReignSkm fli'KlCflllVflS, ' $450 to 36.0011
~ i v- .. .- ' . “1 p1 done with spirit and excellent effort, tor our sludrtlh til-spirituous "n" lace mOdels I“ h cut, Linen, 54-00 to $550
he held. The tultous counmls hi I 'l‘l ll ll l l , l' 1 , pauses 1,1,“. 3,0,." indulged in Soon ’ 5 503
. .1 , , t,, . ' to 1'0 ('11 um llt‘ history 0 tic ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ., . -
will attend this meeting .113 Stusldo ”a” follows in tull' _ lll‘RNl ,m by our 0“." ambitions, and u ' it With COVCl‘Cd heels, 1 Canvas, $3.7 {0‘
‘of Bridgeport, nullblll'y Council, P011" R0,, Cell. strengthened by periods of rot-upt'rn- 3 In 1 for the Garden $500 to $7 00. Oxfords.
nesus of Noru'nlk, Sherman of South: Merrill G. lhlrhet ~ There is no sub- “$1,111. “’Eih'm‘t' Fl‘t‘llt‘t‘d] firmer Ifool-1“”,A t l fled. f k d (Ibe H 1 0 ' Reignskiu, Nile CIGI
. ' , 111 (s. , .,.- ,, and mm”, for amino. ts :1 t 111w 1em~wct our outnuv- l‘OWC (l W in ' Ol‘ an '1 l C a In no
dil'brwfelki 1(‘1‘111’111:“ 1111 )1‘j‘q0(1:]1;i(ll:\lnl0(‘l ”(Hm “Wm”, 7 Laugh We”. “ml, ors. Ottominws, 1111...... our dilht-ultltm, h d f, t lg if ,1 di 1 ' 0 Canvas, button mode], or canvas, ,-.
., em or; u] l- H‘ of the usual ,0“ ,-,.,., ”Mum. PM ,,,,,,,1,,.,1,1,.y out-c we hove mounted in hlullpr twels. Mfll‘y an y 01' 1111151) 111 ng (11] W66 ligh- $4.00 to $5.00. $450 to $600.1
is p anuet in p 1 1 in 11 while, anyhow. lli’o Atlo‘se ot our high school‘cnrcer '« -— . 25 C". ' .«s . ," , \ Second floor. 3
(1 day “1111-11 1hr Royal A‘letmums 1101911 lions-mum would 1111 11111: to “"9" “h “ “mg“ WW“- ““ “ha” 13 t.‘ L ( ‘
fiwd each war some time du1 mg the be as obligiug. progress. 'l‘hnl is our purpose; but ”4°an
nth ot‘ lune “hen euch individual Marion A. “0(I\‘1‘t~ll""I)OPS absence “V“ “M" enrncd ”‘L‘ ”5”" ‘0 “it“ ”‘1‘"
‘ ' h . i All d 11 its Iltuke the heart grow louder? “”1" school "(“l‘ll-‘llt‘t'l- ‘ ‘
ncll (‘elf'blflit’Sd ( I“ .13' i Elizabeth Bolund-- I‘m :tu‘t'ullv proud w" WW“ "0‘ it Vt‘l‘l' llflllllSOllle or,
Mn local t:ounml..’l‘hc Stamford boys of "n, own home town. ' l'trztcvfnl class when wommcrcd the " - '
five made bi" ,,,1>-1,11'.ttiolts for this Mary lloluud—l have 11 right to 1113': School. on t-‘tt'ptembcr. 1913. Fresh ,
mm this evening and a large uum own opinion ' "Paul-MW“: two "“"my n\1'k\'::!t‘tl. 2 1 ‘
.a . 9 Harry 1113118531111 1 lm't the hull >5 34111.1: the 11111 s 1y. Such was our clues
hrofArczlnlmlllSIIFP‘XE’19C‘Cilzggs Frank J. BrcsnnuWOhr hlclleil's when, two hundred 11nd nineteen -—- A
‘ln'eSent- Sh“ man (‘ouuc men Food btlb)‘. SlI‘Ollg. “‘0 made our way to [hp first ..._- - _ .. » v. M. ._._. 4.... I ..-. _ wi~ ..-. ..-... ..-_--_._.____
V3130 ‘0 Stamfmd 1’" ‘1‘“0 bus ‘9‘“. Ruth Canticldetill waters run assembly """m‘ “if!“ “(‘b00'~ U0 1|y0'11‘, we had only m“, huudrtd “m, (id (1,“, “1,191”, “mm.” with (”mks it to be 11,9, best p1,” M111- given by they saw the home team losinc,'drt'w1,
1 the \Ialiatkemo ”0‘91 at 15 p (legit Emma to no ““9, the 'llm‘l‘lblt‘ demn" fi\1;1 on a“, mu One cause of ,1“. Murphy 11s pl't'sitlt'nl. ’l‘lwil faithful 11 senior (loss oi this school. “’9 me a statement today front l’iesid‘ent B.
Members who desire to go and (diaries (‘attnlieo~~~0ur dignified "I “L“ “I“ "bimmt‘li‘ "I‘d ”19 shot 5‘, w s ”w owning of the “1,1 lultilnlcnt ol' otlitml duties. lius pr-o partlounbly ploud of out 11st and B. Johnson 0, 111010110118 1,, which 1,0
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”v not made alrangemcnts with the N’mm- ‘ g " ‘ “as “‘" ‘0 our fl 1d ill 11 school. This 11-111 “,1 vetl the wisdom at our selection. l.11- thelr training, as well as the al‘IlSllt‘ . . ,
I'd to be resent “0"?“ ChadE‘fU'M‘NUft‘ is T9111. liit‘ “mm" with ”‘0 words "‘31 doomed, m) 9 fl “ .1 im mum“. ,0, ter in the mouth ten oi out class‘ ability displayed in the stage setting. 581d ”1‘“ betting wou.d be stomped
, mmittee are request 1) HS omnest. “5 to :lt'tcinoon 5““‘01‘9? L91 moxgmltl “PMLHHISELW 8m”, ,0 "ml“. were honor'cl guests. through selective. The play" was certainly 1t SUi‘Cl-Ssr'l‘. 01“ 1"" all COSL . 5
udjoin thn 011191 members. l Gtmtze ll Clarkt‘l —l.ilc is real life "all“ ”“19“." 0V0" ”10““ “”1 duys 01' it‘lll‘slttllmgimtl be lnttLhcd m. and at invitation based on scholarship, oi" dramatic and financial (mo—«41111! \1‘:-‘ “l mu awaiting a report from my}
_____._. M ”S earnest ' adjustmcut whtn WP w 1ndc1ed ”bout l . ‘ '1 1 1'111 we did not burn to ”N" Yle Pageant l‘uuuniltee. nud‘ haw heard praises of it from, HII‘WI‘" umpires," Mr. Johnson said. "it the?
‘ Willium B. Clarkchep still 01' say- lookinn i" (”Slum {0! 1001118: ”11' lo- ‘1' 5”“ ”1 s1“ 1] 1 \ l l l l l'd saw it. Could 111v t'l'iss do better '.
.. :KODAKS: something “.01”, uhlle it'tttloutt 0f “1,, 1, nm (.1. scented ,0 be consider or assume thc ("9,an of 111.1:i n‘ .1111 1 out er1u i'lilllt '.~p ”“1111 “'9 ) VQd 0;" 01-11:: nature to be bear out reports, the American league.
I MERA SUPPLIES Marion ",‘1 Co'ttesw} 195 of be‘nutv twice the some on any two consecu- ““0"" We M00“ between "mjlr‘510" 1:113:12; e‘ll‘lom ou1 spec :1 “mg m H“ b' it 11:0 'lld 11' 14115141113 “'1 have will undertake to stump 0“: stumbling
GA ‘eves of light sweetly" softlv s all live d'ws I do not not-it ll 1 Sell-Ft‘iutlm 11nd Son/mm“ F"l 1 “.‘ 0‘ . . . ‘am I 0 5 ‘l I L" ‘U W 1 i " ' b- b ll ll ' "
. . 1 1 .. . ., .21 .V. w" l 0 "C" 0 “mum? Peace and mint rt-lgnctl 111 I<Il,-.:,hltuteretl into the (-ollnboi'nllou of n 011 d5? 3 8‘ :1 C05!-
FILMS DEVELOPED
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South Norwalk Savings Bank
At 11‘ meeting of the Board of Directors of
this bank, held this day. a dividend to depositors
was declared at the rate of four (-1) per cent
per annum from the earnings of the six months
ending June 30,1917
sdividend will be entered on pass-books
and plaid on and after July 10,1917.
By order of the Board of Directdrs.
ALDEN sonnums BPi'esident.
shorten I. woonim‘nD, Treasurer.
June 11 1917
one group of us
ed by an awe of their opinions.
wonder if we seem as old and wise I
the ninth-graders as the seniors seem-
ed to us, in the first year.
The sophomore ycal passed quietly
\Ve had to be“f1'cshies' till mei- be
cause the Junior High captured and
held that year's crop of sweet gram
mar school graduates. The hazing of
our boys Was but. slightly admlhlster-
ed. 1 have often wondered if the un-
forunate few so reached and treated
were pnciflsts by nature, or simply
less fleet ot’lfoot than the others
011- girls were ignored or tolerated
by the other girls. This year showed
the total disuppcnrauce of distinction
between the Franklin. St. Mary and
Center groups, and deeper friendship
amonfir members of the class. Many
falnt~hcarted 01' financially W\'\k pu-
tpils had dropped out after the first
year. Our number had dwindled to
one hundred‘ and forty-six. We work-
‘ ed and played, and tell into and out
of troubles with. sonhomorip happy-go-
lucky freedom. The year was sad
ldened by the deaths of twa of our
‘ “by the time werreaehod‘ the titular
members Helen McCarthy and Mamie
Street...
the hull-hour welisfattton.
Olive Cole-Allow many have you spent. in room 18. until Dr Gumbnm 0‘
gt
We could milk-lee
use in heal-ll and heartless; content.
annual Bohnnnan Spelling Contest
011 Monday evening of the last weék
of school we smoothed the worry-
‘xvrinkles from 01H brows and preced-
ed the Seniors in their "triumphant en.
trance march at. the Class'Day exer-
cises. We congratulated ourselves
that we were a much better looking
,clnss than they were. The school-
!year closed with hurry and worry,
l tears of failure and smiles—maul bet-
ter soy, grinsh—ot success. partings
with classlmmd and men pram-st
“to write" during vacation.
A twnnthn'r. ed'ondum lo the then
r-iou. due 0 the t'p'dcmlc ot‘ int: util'
nuiaiytis. ushrrctl in our "o’drn your
The deustmont oi ('l'tssps was 130111
no quiotlv and quickly that. befort‘
we knew it. we were all snil‘nrl "11'
hard at‘ work. Do you remember how
strange it felt.to be the oldest out!
-most responsible class? It was quite
overpowering for a whileaonly the
front entrance kept up our courage;
and before we had time to remember
to use it. on every occasion,
time- honored prop to Senior diglnlty
was taken away. .
Early in October ,the class organiz-
that .
School until the first ucek in Not em-'
from them tltiougli the buoyancy that
has ever been a ptomiuent character-
istic of the class.
About the middle of the your. we be-
tzan to realize how few uutlt'rclass-
rates we knew. Acting upon Mr.
‘slnke‘s suggestion, We decided, after
rnted discussions. ttleive up'the rc-
ulnr Senior Dance and give a social
0 the school. The social, or as we
were pleased to call it ,the reception,
o'lt place on lt‘cbruary 16th and the
Seniors, at least. bad' a (delightful
time. 1 wonder how many acquain-
wnvcs we really made that after-
noon. The juniors and Sophomores
have followed our lead with spirit.
. have outdone us in devices for
entertaining.
Some time before Easter. our long-
hopnr~for. much contplained about
rings and pins arrived just when we
werevebout to give 13-50119. For two
days our treasurer. with his 1-0qu 01‘
bills, ,Ioclted like a first national
bank
On May 10:11 and 11th. we achieved
the greatest success in our history,
11.0 senior play, entitled: ' “What
wouldawt‘itnflpihaflpb ‘W El, Vb
« . W11 saw the oucefnmous bovs' nth- bf”? “'11?“ 1-10 "a”“ll‘dl lll‘esltit‘lllit‘tl: ‘ ~ mnwnnnq‘nmnpnnnnnvnm 1.
5311111103518 ".111, “Id sent us “her. “' 1 “1,105 .10 am”, in inglofioug "mp “n1 t‘lt't‘llOll brought forth int-.1130 mono-K an ubouudlng 11nd unbounded pride ,1‘ 4b
,,( on e W“, ptrtlueut ““0”?“ . . 1 a 1 “1,11, Ag if menu, warm party feeling. more or in it. Of course. the DhOIOtZI‘flDhS (‘0 4' 4'
Well what are you doinr.r 'hm'cflhi‘l“ 0"] “mm! W ‘i‘ .. . . . . . ,. , . '1 ! ob
D111 0 k 1 b 1 .,..Ho keep [1,9 bulnnce of ”mm, the less itckless 11nd \l'sltlntlly bett.111g,l 110. do :11: Justice. :1 pliotngnpd new 111' ,, emons eau i q,
0121511121, 3161‘s: 3;;“fzie()i“$“ :32; , his A A “whoa and amp-“1,0,1: 1 and :1 neat deal ornt'1.tory. eloquent (100$,unlt’ss 1t flutters and our class 3 z;
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drooping sellimpminnce 1,, Split” (f, through rm. uneen 111": adults of 801110 and othexwiso .By the time that thisl is too upright to be insincere-ts even ,, Make uarter Pinf do
such well-me nt l H f l bl , 1 [of the junim‘ girls Durim: the. tear, ,excitement and iesultinz infecting in this. It will be a lasting Illtlll‘ 11: . .1
. a )1 pom ‘1 0‘“ to ,, 'Sk ,- ,1 took the flaw of the had subsided Christmas holidays lltltIi ("I'd") 0‘ tho PNSNl‘n‘ ”33"} 0f 0"" i. ' “
our egotist-i, we had happy times that ‘9 91‘“ 1 ~ ~ A T b ll b ,1
. eshn w your em v d f O t 1.1mm“, as the school paper One of CCD‘.(‘, and “'0 took a much needed' 0f 01" D- Pit-b TS “is 00k “’1 i‘ it 0 0 Ion eap 11»
“21111 {1'19 ,, 1,), 1015929: “131111 I ndactl our classmates brought credit to our rest. All too soon some the mid- your lilm \101dswor'lhs scene that, after, i; ‘ i , :1.
m "““n 8‘" ems b, “innmg a “,5, mm- ,“ the examinations. but we recoyered many years of \‘randerntrs, was more: :ug'::::;;;:;:;:;:;;;;;;
hope to be remembered as a noble
American league teams «which 73am-
t‘l:lSSb00k, the first that has been pub- -_ 2'.
lisht‘d in this llicll school. “'0 hnvct
dear, for its own and association's
sake.
We have made our history. We
can llot go buck and revise our roc-
nrd. Wowish it were better.‘ WM
What girl or woman ha sn’t heard of -
lemon juice to lemme complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin hilt) to
bring out the roses, the freshness ond~
the hidden beauty? But lemontjulce
and efficient. a serious and a ptlosl‘PS- alone is acid, therefore irritating, and
it”? “a“ "5 “'0 "1'" ““5" .“9 f‘wtshould be mixed with, orchard'white
1ke our colors. old rose and QlIVG': , . . _‘
and like our motto: "While we live, this way. Strain through 9" fine
let us live." At least, we have no; cloth ”1'9 juice 0f “*0 “9311' lemons
assumed an unnatuinl qualities. Porn into a bottle containing about'ihrco
ltatoSfoutti tendency but lack fordtlte ounces of orchard white, then 111111111:
15 0 5 H“ 1n c , .
a? timeg. Hl’hrlm'ps w:(llnv:(t,nlft‘eilt 2110:“0“ and you Item 11 whole quarter
often the path of least. resistencc. In pint Of Skin and complexion lotion “t
the face of these. facts, 1 can afilrm, about the cost one usually new for
that we have done hard work budge email jar or ordinary culd' cream
:35 $13"? Site-93;" bug‘s)? 3:51;?“ Be sure to strain the lemon Juice so
bctom “S ‘ l m N no pulp gets into the bottle, then this
, .- _ _-_ {lotion will remain pure and fresh l‘or
JOHNSON To PROBE . . months. When applied daily to the
GAMBLER'S CHARGE thee, neck, arms and hands it should
CHICAGO. June lbw—Disorder at‘ the help to bleach, clear, 'smootlién and
Mohair-game to hasten Saturday beauitty the skin.
between the Boston and Chicago Any drugglst will supply thine,- ounc-
es of orehferd white at verlettle coat ,
Norwalk Chronicler