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‘; Iray Nursery‘mnnnagesale,
"1‘5 -n old Morgan hardware
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—9wdd 2: rings at Brand's
”11 holars in Miss Margaret Mc-
1 , 1 ~ c 3.58- of the Franklin school
. 1.3;. 12: a picnic at Roton Point
rrtpccfal values in Womens white
—‘.<v:T-11'ng‘5 at Kéeler's.
kur hiof July will be Independ-
.- - 221,-: mm will be known as
r“..r.1:.Lmen's. Day, and the 15th is St.
‘h-‘izn‘s Day.
Gordon" pure silk- stockings at
2» at Keeler‘s shoe-store.
Frank Enema of Union Phce,
wremly underwent an operation
1‘...— .111;.endlcitl‘a at the Nomllt hoopl-
reccverlng rapidly and will soon
1- ‘ “charged.
’"rvre will be special business (lis-
---.-ed at the regular meeting of the
.‘ . .mn’s Belle-f Corps. No. 1 at the
‘l~ A. R. Hall :1 7.30 this evening. All
‘- » :leer's are requested to be present.
—Struw Hats 81 0‘ Brien's
Clams caugh daily. Can be had at
Lowndes Oyster Co
A picnic (or the mcmhers of 'me
South Norwalk Conan rational and
Baptist Sunday Schools will be h‘cld at
loion PC 111 tomo: row. A series of
'1' mm: and rcmens including running.
':":1r,£ng and swimming have been ar-
5....1 and The two s<hools will have
htlng for 1he honors.
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wry 221110 fig
1 w:ll‘l>e awarded to the winners,
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Llé‘il'} Vl'lzalaf: is
mimonicatp with his sister,
59 Wt :t Eizhlll avenue.
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innual antervainment and
“1— N01 wall: Culored Athlcfg
'vv llcld a Red T‘vl-sn's Hall‘
’reoz. lhf-s lemming. Mus~
kl“: cl by the famous
Bond if New York
will; is»
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1 "an 8 r1. r1: unlil 5 a.
r;‘. a :ood time. 1
V‘u'k Council, No. 1253. K.
x» hold a .Eccnic excur-
Elaibc: on the lower 1»
' . 0:1 lllr palatial Sibel
The idea seems
'> on? and people are
Ml ‘-'1 « w; -lh much in‘or-
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»= 1.4.11 be obtained from
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——NOTICE
{1 1.1 strikers of Victoria
he held every atterli
Mons Hall, Westv
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1 ~ 1; ~1r1lrers are requested 10
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:Lferest 3* the rate of 4
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To the depoairors in they ..
"-izgs Department for the
:nen‘. six months coding,
30111, 1919; payable on *
.» aad after Julleth, 1919b ‘-
Deposiumaeon a: to
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now living 'wil l1
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Ina. May Bradbury, George Frank
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(ii-w: op. Dr. Jacobs’ address owns
pin-led with a. prolonged wova of ap-
plan-5e.
A song rendered by a triple quartet,
‘and another by the entire class pre-
sided the presentation ot‘dlplomus by
Superintendent George V. Buchanan,
of the Norwalk schools. ”Mr. Buchan-
an was assisted in giving on! the dip-
lomas by Principals-George E; Thomp-
son, of» the» Franklin. school, and Bar-
nett Baruch, of the Center school. As
each boy or girl was» called upon to
step to'fii‘e front of the stage and re-
ceiv‘e the covetcd roll of paper. ms or
her friends and relatives in the addi-
ence would applaud. All the gradu-
ates came in for an equal share 08 the
applause. After all the diplomas had
been presented, Superiméndent Bu-
chanan gave a short address to the"
mdnatesou the value of their diplo-
ma. and what it really meant to them.
He wound up his address by wishing
them all success in the world mat lay
it their teen. The program was clos-
ed by a musical selection, rendered by
the Junior High orchclfira.
The complete program and list of
I graduate.»- follows:
Anna
Jubilee, March (“'1lliams)
Yost. _
' Song—”Tribute to the Soldiers," (Arr.
by MoLauzhllnl—Ciass.
Twilhht Shadows Vs'1a? z (Rollinson)
—-Junior High Orchestra. '»
local 50 "'o~*P e ill-torus"
Lillian Erickson.
A(l«ir€ss——-Rev. Dr. Jacobs.
Part Song~“'l‘o the Hermit Thrush"
(Tosti)~—Anita Dowd. Irene Dace-s-
are; I'd-(vie- Day, Charlotte Lock-
wood, Mae Amundsan, Rosa {Adda—r,
Ruth Van (‘oeverm; Anna. Yost.
Francis Haugh. Hyman Landi, Hal'-
. :idd. Jack Walzle.
!
~cCa‘. ion' ('1'Ci;;-on)—Cla.cs. ,
. . on «1 Diplomas—Supt. Geo.
V. Bucl.anan ‘
C .lula. ‘usta Manh (l‘ugvilinsonl—Jxm-
in.“ “fish Orchcstra.
ACIU: npnnli‘ s—I‘iazkl
Bryant. Leon Fish.
Ninth Grade Graduating Pupils.
Row 1.—Hazel Arnold, Elsie Bry—'
am, Mari-3n .‘luren. Edward \Vornonr
Philip Rafi). Frud Young. Olive Burr”
Rosalie Cole. Ruth Gandrup. Amol-i
neuc G‘.‘Il§"l‘¢‘ll.f§illih Bx‘usrrll. Hazel'
Hendrick. Chazione Lucknow. \Vilg
Elam Wamszuck. Philip Clark, Harold
Jihn Sltidd.» Lill'an Ericson. Leon“
I it“-
how 2—lla.icn Rice Rose A. Hal-
D01 omv Paterson. Anita Madie
Mario A. Lay. Irene Decesare,
.‘l‘lrlel lanHooscar. Susan ,
Elizabeth
A1 nold, Elsie
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L‘oWd.
Bruce Marien Richmond,
Stull, Frank W ear or Francis Haugh.
Row 3.-—-1"~lary Abbrm. Genevieve
Donnell), Hertha. 02 911. Alice Bums.
-Madel, n OGorm‘an Margaret Agnee1
Banal: ct AmcllaAdelyn Hopkins Ro—1
:alyn Rudder. Dorothy Cowlcs Milli-3
cent B1 any E izabeth Fitch. John Val-i
lerie. Louis B. V’adas. John Sandy
Fran}: Wilcox Lauder, Vl'illlam \llller,1
nilour J. .Mc-Elroy. ‘
Row 4. ——Mabel Viola Gaucher Kath-
; erlne Doulens. Agnes C. Warm, Mada,
line Spulcer. Beatrice Marie Olsen,
Gladys V. Jackson, Lucille Everson.
Alice Gearisb Bertha Kennel, Anna.
Irene Sullivan Anysls Marlon Bau-
non. Florence May Betta-eon, Lillian
'Loster; Glendavere Marie Lovejoy,Ed
Clark, DuMont McKibbon, Mabel
Montgomery.
Row 5.—Helen Serke, Fork Flynn.
.Clara H. D'eysenroth Mildred lemler,
Mary Theresa labin’i May Harris.
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Marion Grumley. Richard! ‘
Hoyt, Grace-Lockwood, Margaret Si-f
monsky, Pearl Salllck, Loretta Tuttie.1
Emma Jedi-lee, Pearl Hoyt. el
Hodges, Celia. Shflem. Rose M
Julia Josem. Dar-0th: Payne, Lllllan'
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D. Sink John Thoma Darla, lice J.
Conch. Frank Hall, Sure F Campbell”
We Podowlll.
Mae Eleanor Wen. lice.
Frederick James-Gm.llud9r€1‘m
lov, Charles Roselle. M
Kenneth Hyatt, Gordon 112817.”:
er Schulman.
Blaine, William Halon, Burma
Stuart, George Worthy. Leo Frank,
Ruiph Cole. Madelyn -Prouder;ut.
Once Elmo, Josephine Novel. Ano-
tin Mather, Else-t Wadi-on, Leonard
Murphy, John Flynn. Charles Wicke.
Kenneth Fitch, Manuel Polley. Cornel-
ius Lyon, Fred. '1'. Cancun-l. Jack
Griffin. Lawrence McMahon.
Row a—Leo‘ Dimer, Louls- “be.
John Hickey, Joe Wennrlch‘. Gm
Stevenson, Edward Lockwood, Her-
bert Mlller, Ralph Hooper, Alli-ed
Overthmw. George Kosmecki, An-
thony Smith, James Coley, W'eaaloy
Pattison. Edward Spooner, Robert
Pattison. Charles Daltalo, Bertha Po
Larson, Helen Rnddiman, Helen Preunv
ser, Luella Bedlent.
Sentinel Want Ads Are Winners.
HEMSTIICHING
Floating, Buttons Covered
Mambous and Furs Remodeled
NuBone Corsets Made to
Measure
Tuttle Shop
84 N. Main St., 80. Norwalk.
Tel. 389.
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