~ for stripping
antic! shift in
(9021?.
11k Tire & Rubber Co.
, WANTED—To bus an
own
WSW ' hot
11:35 muta'plece—the c ass liais-
Perhaps the most: important and
EARN MONEY,
321 i ' Kfim ,
AR\ 33 E \VING
Dminul \u-‘caton
APTLY
& J. (;\“'II INC-o
_. ; ROOM
1.1118 :II‘HPECO“
AWLY
Ave...
East .‘xI nrwalk.
6 SQ;1\‘§t'\l‘
ESTNI'T STREET . '
'lWOI‘R
146
11.1mm!
smarllrbiofclemm fociad‘ chilsd osd .7 years
Boys’
TED -—~ Experienced Fell rs.
W séeadyN Wk. Cluett. Peabody a:
TED—A man for da
WSN St eadv wor rk. '1
ANTEW—z 3 glrls with some
knowledge ofo tvnewn'itiln‘nt‘tieu r' pori-
These positions are open only to. se:
siesirinz permanent em lo me nt.
, ' NTED—~Young man to learn are;
:Arvt tr e. High school bov lgreter—
WANTED—Washing and ironing-.111.
or small to do at home by at
DQI‘WBIK. ;
«1284 Elm
Inc:
2 fiaA
M. Mills. Cranbury Conn
tions in woven name orde artment.‘
h: Inca Chestnut t. o.eNorwa1k.
A do .TewCo.. So. Norwal
Mrs Wilsey. 4 Toiles St. So.
WtiANnTED—dm Saleslady. t arty
51 o . origin
ply thegTe naive Sfore:1vgashin2t0n
St. .80. Norwalk.
. NTEDr—Exoerlenced operator 1:
.‘vslkwing machine. $18 to start; Steagl‘v
work guaranteed. Doll factory. 71 Ce-
dar St.. So Norwaik
XVANTED-School girls for vacation.
permanent
WANTED—A man to run boiler.
land Sts.
, .18 vtealis of age. tto magi 3185;231:333"
’ inspec e co ric me e1s. 1*
student prefern The South Norwa‘lk
Electric Works.
VVANTED—Woman for general' house
work and plain cooking at the Home
101' the Aged: Good Wages. Apni‘ir
t Miss E. Byxbee. 41 Knight St.
, VVANTED— Experienced locomotive-
flremen waned for service in Har-
breaklne advertisement. Positions
lem River. N. Y. This ' is not a strike“
oermanet Applv to CS. H'-;.Motsett Su-
perintendent. N w York division 132111),
is avenue. New York.
1W \NTED
GM}. CHINE OPER'
K FACTORY
111110.15 PAID EXPER-
ED 0131111110113. IF
{IENCED WE
ALL PARTS or?”
\VANTED—A nosiion. as chauffeur in
PERFECT. ' 741
street and W
WAN ED— Carpenters. Appr at
once. St. John & Keyser Steamboat,
Pace. city.
. \VANTED—‘—Two teamsters. Jgood pay
and steadv work. Inquire hn Fair-
baénks Maple Ave.. Danen. Conn. Tel.
private famiy bv married man.
, 1
Li ht fwor ood pav. Mos be 14
yearg' of: a. (1.5.3 Boese. C (35311le
St.. South orwalk
Perfect Hat- '00.. Water and Havi-r
VVANTED~Younz man about 17 or be
, garage and we l.ks
F952 kfl‘ias tis'm 214 maahé’ke' ”me a or
“large nostqégllsc on a. 86 ”#1330 2-1, 5 gonn‘fi. “york. for and “ganglionic
town Tel 523-5; “out o m enema Mine 91 {31111.3 age-91158.
sons . 710 Wet: tree ext. Near. W-ifh'“
hn d8131?]:‘g—n-eflutomobi~le.e Ligtgsix cy uth N 4:10 W-
asoé rubber
P. Lock .
Phone 2179 13.
F0; SALE—FISH!
W25c
11331180151: no-
8111“ God. 2c
Flat fish. 12.20 “£ch P031?
Washington St. Brides
livery. Chestnut I Inquire 19 Baa-$7 31,, East Nsorwaik-
Memento. Innulre 7 Grove St
Piano Tuning; Heparin; and Polishing
Satisfaction Amred:
Chopin. 13 Elizabeth St.
F esh Ma kerel.
Mackerel. 2185c
es: 111105;}bGslsliotto. 2?‘
7....
WiLLIAM J. UNGVARY'
, Plumbing: Tlnnlng And Heating.
21 Benton 81'. Phone 2389"
FOR SALE—Sinzle horse or. one
horse mowing machine in first class 7
condition, One business wagon:
5.0.23? Eligia‘ifi.“ 1 3°..Dmsumri.‘ ‘ ”V
e rse o co. n~
ouire 21 Ely Ave. or tel. 304-14.,
FOR SALE—Harley Davidson motor-
cycle. 1,917 just overhauled and re-
b “1‘” Skiebtafikdé‘sikmmfgfBum”
o .
th t... So. Norwalk.. an 28
FOR SALE-vGra'v 3-horse power elec-
tric motor.- Also truck. wagon and
carriave wheels. Effron. 3 Rowan St..
East Nor-walk. Tel. 44
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home”
Just- received ten thousand rolls 0:
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed. borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But before going some place
else and pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
25 to 50'per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and saveE money..
quick
4. . . ‘ RWI-IITE
FOR SétLE—fit t 'momWil‘iuSéll Garden 3‘ L°w° sue” . Tel' 2139
an r111 re ‘ reaso . '7 ‘ ‘
. aNble. inquire $313 Thongs 31.. ii. THE NORWALKs' ELECTRIC CO-
01 walk ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
FOR SALE—New barbed wire and
chicken coop wire cheap. Tel. 2078.
FOR SALE—New well built. twofamilv
[ . Telephone 959
661/2 8e. Main Sit ' 51 Osborn'AVe.
muonsew Timgirovcigitents: 231° lent sa- 5°- Nomaik ME”: Now-all:
0 Ice 0 S 0 008 on- r l'.
35.360.51.17311 Hamlind R” V“ m" 9'
Bl ock.‘ saeNors'waulé “Wire for Us and:Wc'll wlwfolell'.
FOR SALE—Fine for the chi dreu.
Donkey cart and harness. oung.
kind and gentle A bargain it tat: 'l ,
soon. rs. C. R. Teets. Edne’wood Sr: ’
and Sound View Ave. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—On beautiful, Edlle AWE
East Norwalk An S-room ’house.
All improvments. hot water. heat.
Phone 1326.
norm 011K311
“MRS- P. J. NELSON “ .
Tailored Suits, Skirts andi Dresses.
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ave.
—.
‘W’ANTED—-A cuts for wonderful safe
tvdevie. o-comoetition. Reuitirfarl
vlaw in California. Law‘s soon in
East. Get exclusive rights and reap
,-.., ‘ th 1 nefits Auto owners ever more
71......Y0UANDPAY - 1113113311. New Ens and 5319.3 Svnrli»
WELL... " LEARNING. cate. 305 306e let Na tonal Bank B1dg.,
New Haven. Conn.
‘1' bABODY 8‘ co" \ \VANTED-——Younz man to assist in
INC otl‘ice. Address A. T.. care of Sen-
' iinel Office.
H“ W \VANTE1)-Glri for general office
work .éAddress Office. vare of Sentin-
-"~ cl ' cl Oii‘n ce
l'TE‘—3: rls for card la 119; ~—— 7 - ‘
.I'Is .r, learn weaving. Elev _ To LET
csd ts=chers provided and
‘xie learning. Apply
(8’. J. CASH, INC-r
C 'rgstnut Street.
Ca.
J.
, No childre m 39 Woodward Ave“ 1n-
ouire 45 Woodward Ave.
TO RENT———A modern furnished room-d
with bath.1‘or refined ladv or zen-
tieman 3 Fitch St.. East Norwalk
WANTED '
womento take out home.
on sewing machines.
y work up to Christmas.
prices guaranteed. Work
out Thursday, Friday
ataxrday.
Apply Doll Factory,
‘d-ar S Phone 339.
South N orwalk
a,
TO LET—Front office. 131116 on VVash-
, inmon Qt... running water and closet
\ewly painted and papered; . Frederick
1gan;;13r.4.$o Main St.. Room 9 Phone
5 .
110R RENT—dTwo large 1'
H. Slomnn. 102
St“ rSouth Norwal l.k
FOR R‘ENT—STORAGE . SPACE
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Coal
& Storage 00., Inc., Sagatuck, Conn
Tel. Westport‘, 296.
o‘nms. Apnlv
Vashington
i TO LET—«Sixu rooms all improvements. J phone 154
-. MRS. LOUISE CANEIELD,
FOR ALB—Two Chevrolet tourinz 1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
cars. §190. 69 Winfield St Tel 874-3 PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING-
FOR SALE—Souare piano. Worth
at ileast $150. so id Telephone 1838;
$10111 or
013110.
Conn,
at a sacrifice 01
er to make room for new
Tia. 787alltcrstein. Rowaymn.
FOR SALE~8- -room cottage. all inn 1:01
B3B. SALE—House with 8 rooms,
stEam‘heat and all lmprov ements. Lot
about 97 feet front. and 185 feet deep.
vements at Gregory Boulevard. ice. 8 m g m prom No.
f . _ u ovate! o it on Y,
M1".'~;Imm:kii‘n an‘mgulgatrao‘ggofyu 13231115: 43 r Bid; Street East Norwalk. A
vurd. tel 1820 ,. bargain. For particulars ’
FOR SALE—Fresh cows 13131 s“
ergomégségbgfculgnétested £3311 112m} ks: m 3011!} To Hayes
3. e 1117 . r
H. T. 1 hit t.e Beaten: eager 13735 No. 7 Main Street;- I'm-walk.
Mt Klsco:
FOR SALE—1916 Touring car. $325
including manv extras. amountink 11:
actual cost to over $100. incl luding seat
to covers. side pockets. tool box.
6 nvot attéry. electric side. rea Cs pt.
and volt lamps full set‘ of 3w 9.3
electnic horn. skldc ns. 8~dav clock
Real Estate. Insurance.
Lever ”Act 1n Effect on
Qonn. ays Whitmore
ant—B‘—
HARTFORD, June 15.~4\1111am F
tires. tubes. etc. Bo
Tel 6214.No'r11'al X184 Rowayton \Vhitmore. federal fair price com-
miesioner, said this week in comment~
FOR SALE-1Ce box. 9x10. Show case
ing on a United States district court
Egohugelieatésggp' g§»%cfénlgng' Allinacfi ruling in Pennsylvania: “It is well to
“5:500 £1311 condllttion,‘1 Will be 'sold make it quite clear to allttlgat' the Lev:
Main St3S%mNo§wval1§r€giml6 1‘0“” er act is in full effect in, this state
and will be strictly enforced until rev
FORr SALE-— hogan with lambs $14 peeled or until the United States 511
002,9... Dpifonaél,‘ 47112” , Merrill Wing" lreme 1court may deciaxe'dt unconsti-
tutiona .
FOR SALE—~Mo’torc cies: several Mr \\ hitmore pointed out that the
used motorcvcles f0
tixe prices supreme court had taken a
sale at attrascs- recess
"LOST.
LOST—Bunch oi” kevs.
return to Sentinel Office
LOST—Pass book No. 1296 of The
Finder please
WANTED !
C i :“l for Office.
911 o )ortunity for bright
=' ' :er. Experience 1101:
. - People' 3* Trust Co. having been lost
finder will please return same to above
LOST-Thursday. between Elmwopd
Ave.- and Fax Hi 11 Rd. an amethx; st
pin. surrounded bv pearls. Return to
256 Flax Hill Rd.. reward.
v..-R J, Care ofSen-
. {it
7,.
j, amass OPPORTUNITIES
ORGANIZE business under declara-
- tion of trust: legal in all states:
_ OPERATORS PAID
I (NC?
"c \\ omen must be at
' 4e and have a gram-
ginn. Apply to the
1. Washington St.
‘T’E’K'xkENGLAND TELE-
in.
Y cum:
m3
' Z-f‘if.
unfurnished rooms
mfpinz. Mrs. L. J.
" ‘\'
Alt).
‘ mill
around
osztion;
t.. Nor-
to work
, i’«~rn1anent
Crescent
' mrm. DApplngorwalk
v.St
4,
. m five rooms by .Tu-
\ L. care of M
.‘111 nnin St. Norwalk
" .« (l couple desire one
4w! bath with private
f iii-i Office.
‘ ' _ male or female.
a good pay. Inquire
WE Battery 00.. East
1.3“ machine shop. Al-
—. 100m. steady wank.
‘ :lme Hardware Miz
Hts! Norwalk.
.’ f \1 girls between 14
' , .. “cadv work. Apply
i 0.. Inc. ’ '
for light
St ts.
W
of adults. six
.11 at '26U Union
to
Applv 50 Water ,
’ n ~' Gemini section. J.
aikinz Ma.-
111.1 Trinity Place. ' '7
0
reports to- country of state com 6-
son no stock lie llitv: we prepare
bonds and stock certificates. compJe
printed matter. etc. incorporate this
wav and save time and trouble; n0-
minali fee: write for part1 ulers. 'lne
Weed 00.. Dudley Stt. TVi ton Conn
Garden St,1sst%%c~§§§ Motor C until October and therefore the Low
' t would govern here .at least un-
FOR [LEASE—Pro . 9.” ac . '
sh all St 3311331393.? grg‘in 13031133; [11 the couxt reconvened.
storage. To let. sara e on 19 Union ‘ . .
S" The Hm“ & 8119? ‘30-: South Yale Varsnty Leads ,,
Norwalk. Conn
4 ' -
FOR SALE—If you are buying a Home Junior Crew
house a private party can show 'ou
(1111:3431; ktwo bargains; P. 0. Box 26, GAl ES FERRY, Conn. June 15—~
The Yale 1arsity and junim narsity
cnews had a half mile race on the
Thames yesterday afternoon, the first
. boat winning by a length. The rest
of the afternoon practice was devoted
«to shut paddles and drill in starts.
The freshmen had a short row alone.
" ESCAPED LUNATIG CAPTURED
>________,____.__.
FIORE BROTHERS’ GABAGE'
, Overhauling and Repairing
’11 Hanford Place. Tel. 925.
none enemas, Props. '
Stamford, June 1‘5.—-Arthur Bayliss,
FOUND.
NOTICE.
The' Power boat Crescent” will
leave the public float at Washington
o'clock. a. 111.. for City Island. The cup
-.St brides Sunday. June 13. at 10
Challenger. Shamrock. w.li be 111001-
gg tshéret and you will have a change
ee 1
Fare for round trip $1 00.
The boat can be chartered bv the
av or wee Licensed to carry :60
passengers. '
APT. WALTER BATES.
CThomas St“ East Norvalk.
Elation House
Shore Dinners
AllknndsefiSeaFood
Steaks Chops and
' CifiCken;
A La Carte
J
'uo‘ .
"“5.
1....
here today, and held.» for an ofllcer.
rile-tools amallboat which. he found on
the Sound shore and sailed it to this
port. When uestioned he told a gram-
biing story which led the police to de
tain him.
F9221? sectlld e....e. “fibfitidwattc?” Own
reusuri v
paying for adv ‘ fine“? en3izyimz and
——Try a classified 2w erttsemenTln
the sentinel for the best results. R‘s.
-—_—The Best Salesman-~A \1 ant Ad.
" —The_ Best; Salesman-—A Want an.
FGR THEKIDBIES
: Play” Suit . Rompers. Creepers and 11‘ sorts of play",
‘ figmensis to make the littleonnes cgmfbrtabk and
Boys? Play Suits withhelted c ts. Whitesailer suits-r
with the style of a reanar‘me. 3 to 8 years. $2.50
t0~$3.50.
Play slurs—wink waist and contrasting color for
name: collar and cufis: 2 to 6 meats. $2.00 to $3. 50.:
rs and Creepers fashiond of. gingham. cotton.
chambratt'si, roomy omnfibrta'bl
crepe and e and cool 1
to fly $17 .75.
Blue and Khaki PE Cera'lls EA?!» 1? 613012131?” $1.50.
Eck' White; $1.00
ammunition
charterfastener
Oddsmeenmblue.
' “Alhcneeds’ , -111 white
and waist wrflthosesu
JI
re- which all the old. friends were reward.-
who left Nevaork State Asylum at
King’s Park, two daysrago. was caught:
E. ,
leaves as a. whole the best 0! Wishes
- tor the future success otrthe fwd”,
demerits and hopes
best written part at the whole essay
was balanced in one. 11min
ed by— Miss Doris Strong, who was $1111
composer of thew history.
The aph was as follows:
: The school: life proceeded rather!
etl , return fitter the
wym “rye. Itwasattinis
time that; learned that our princi-
not, Mr. was soon to leave us.
It, is impossible to describe the client!
or this news open as; 11111.1 think.
I may say that our first feeling. was
one of. aurpdee—dntense snowmen
. Phone 2374. We could scarcely grasp the idea that
FOR vsoAilfilEfilgIeSIg' wfizigéafism Wedé . our office we; soon to b; omuniegletty
° ‘- PM” 4733 a stranger. 0 many o 115. emu e
nesda
"32 mgzéF algongjélsgfisgcfigggagl 123:; THE NOE", K “0‘11?“ 60. lamination did not come until Mon-
1125041111311 2.5311). A: wagons. Asphalt Shinxies.Am rlcan or French day morning. when we found the 0"
p.111: 131-1 Metlhodd aid ovef ol Amgw inzles. fioelwoccupled With realization. came‘
FOR SALE‘Motorc cle. Indiana. 1915 Slate, a’%"°§me&a and Wm Roots re- appreciation. of our loss—came sor-
metastases“? “Arts .1118.“ Wit» si- em 3...... e..... a... .3... 1.11.5; we ,ggg, mgr-5;.
o 9
ouick buyer. 215 East Washi’i’igton St. CURQEIVG tzlnttersl ”Vitamin” 1%? (figgngagogfieto cogs ifpon us. De
FOR SAL. Chevrolet. latest c113: 3151a a'izw Cia iakr . 011133.;m with Nor- spite the efforts at Mr Blake and at,
use? Iggggim Carolooks likeVgneww N833? £31k Supply 00.. 108 Water St. Phone: all of us, to keep cheerful tine 1:115:11
~ ’ School was a rather gloomy p ace ur-
110:1}; a??? (in grades ghoue 37 between In connection with
log the vacation.
this matter I think we will always re-
member the last class meeting at
which our principal was present. At
that time, he told us that a change of
principals was nothing but a. little
matter of readjustment, and asked us
to ext ml to our new principal our co-
operat On. As for the request we
tried to carry it out but: as far as the
statement went I don’t think that we
agreed with it. The statement in it-
self might have been correct. but our
basis for disagreement was. this: That
we did not consider Mr. Blake menely
as a princip ; we consider him as a
friend. Tw terms are not neces-
sary'synonimous. The school board
was warmly praised by the historian.
in the following paragraph in which
she said:
We wish to congratulate the school
bound on its choice of Mr; Blake, and
Miss Leatherlands‘ successors. We
realize that they had to commence'
their work under conditions that. were
not especially favorably. We realize
also what they have accomplished in
the-short time that they have been
with. us. Much might be said con-
cerning the place which Mr. HOWard
and Miss Benincalsa hold among us,
but. to put it briefly they won the re-
spect of the entire student body, and
we hope that their. stay with us may
be a long one.
Miss Strong concluded her histortv
of the class with further praise for
- the faculty along with telling the
aims for which the students had
worked.
“’13 have all been working together
to, produce the result that we all
.want, success. and if we have in an,»r
way ' secured it, we wish‘ to thank
those who have always seconded our
efforts, constantly giving encourage
when necessary; those who have
shaped and formed. by constant of
fort, this class which represents to-
night their complebd work, the Nor—
walk Board of Education and Mr. Ho-
ward and the faculty 'of the Norwalk
High school. f
This was the concluding paragraph!
of the history and finished one of.the
best, written .history's that have been
written of any class in a long time.
Miss Ruth Harris. who has 10
been considered one of the best violin
player in the high school. lived up
to her renovation last. night when she
was forced to respond to an encore to
she finished playing her
first selection
Pin the class prophecy Miss Kessier
mingled sarcasm and homer along
with common sense to such
degree that it was really very funny
and enjoyable.-
‘ Perhaps Miss Kessler’s most amus-
ing nvephecy was when she said that
looking back she found» herself stand-
ing outside Norwalk high. school look-
inzto- into the. School. gymnasium and
rejoiced at the good fortune of her
Alma Mater in securing its much
needed gymnasium.
Thosestudents who seemed to be
especially modelled for a certain ro-
cation, she picked out . clearly for
their. specially appointed place in life,
but the others who Were more con
servati’ve in? school days and whom
apparently she could not place in any
special station. she modelled into
amusing position, according to some
Jest' or certain occasion. .
She picked the future editor of'The
Evening Sentinel, and specifies that
Samuel Middlebrook‘ is to write a
series of articles for this paper, to be
known asv“My Adventures in Latin.”
s As for the manager of the Norwalk
Hour. Leo Stull was: picked for that
position, and seemed to star in taking
notes on certain speeches, by certain
persons:
The class will was the next on the
. program and was rendered by Julia
Sachs.
. It was as follows: ,
This is the last will and testament
that the senior class at present of the
7, Norwalk High schiml, County of Fair-
_= field, State of Connecticut, revoking,
: cancelling and annulllng all former
drills made by the said senior class.
aamk desine that this will have effect
as such, or as a codiba’l or otherwise,
7 r as may be most consistent with the
law.
l—Tlne senior class as a. whole,
2 To Winoua Hanoi: and Beatrice
'Dlseu the senior class leaves the .‘11-I
.brary, hoping that the aforesaid per—
“; - sous Willi not mutilate the property i
. .. lie—T0 MarkCandee.F1-anktin Chev-7
Shes? leases his ability for dodging
that said Mark
enveec‘e voice 1313311313. Judel, who, we.
eel. sure, can mink good use 0: it.
_6-l‘ioon use Slum and Gene
Lvlere tMeGamle we the Sec.
Brock. bequeath“ her wellrknom ta-
331m. vivaolty
a;
merit and help, advise and admonition, .
ha.
*1 Clifford, Louise Alberta Close
1'
I .
tin Ii
.3.
. 9—1‘0 the retiring Alida. Ball. Ruth
clilty’lnf “romping," hoping that the
saprewm income the
19~—To the coming orchestra we
leave the second 111111133 and bass
more, , . ,
1.., my“
“C We Store ,
- Weak-11mm __
Eel: 324. opp. Schulm’srm.‘
drums.
11~We bequeath Albert Brewer's
abmty. to Jazz and ehMmie to Ken-
neth Beers, in hopes that Kenneth
will and immediate and olfactlve use
12—bora Horwitz and Peal-l Rosen-
that gladly leave their demerit rec-
'0er lemon wishing some.
13~Upon-Leon Fish. we gladly be—
stow an extra pair of Peter Arnold s
long. transom. with the reqdest‘ that
in wear :1»: trousers to school and
not for best only.
14--We give, revise and bequeath to
the more pucstdent of the 312111051i class
Brien McMahon's forceful manner and
executive ability. ,
ls—Trot Clever-icy. leave: what re-
mine of hisshamm to Dave Harford.
to be added to his budding one. ‘
16—We bequeath to Isidore Novas-
lty, Dummy wens“ demureness. reel.
ing that the next senior class will
benefit thereby.
i
iKessler, aforesaid, Tessie's coitf'ure.
IS—To Jack O’ Sullivan we leave
Leo Stull’s curls, knowing that the
said Leo would be glad to part with.
'said curds. """"
Illa—To Paul Burns we leave Don-13$
Strong’s marvelous- intellect and stu-
dioue ability: and. with graduation re-
quirements in mind, we advise said
Paul to. make eifective use of it.
20~—Rose Series lenres her popnzar-
lty with the opposite sex to Faye Cor~
iridon, hoping she will succees in hei
latest endeavor, that of
iJack Flvnn
i 21—Feeiing it is one of the essens
tials of Eddie’s graduation Albert
.Brower fondly bequeaths to Mr. Frey
his loose leaf Latin trat. In case that
the said Mr Frey is not acquainted
.with- to advantages of the loose leaf
specie. We advise that he appeal to
Mr Brewer's superior knowledge.
22—Angelo Maruca gladly wills to
Chris Cannon his knowledge in scene
shifting. with the hope thagjn the fu-
timels lowering of the cultnin and
the consequent loss of the said Mr.
Cannon‘ 8 employment.
23-—Hopin_&that it will decrease su-
pcrfiuous decorations at school so-
cials, Bessie Kessler leaves her danc-
ing ability to our resplendent sun~
downs.
24*To the comin physio 313de
.1179 leave the Borglum-Stull method of
‘injecting water into room. “’13. 110111111:
'that when the said method is used. it
shall be employed with discretion.
This was followed by the class gifts,
which were excellentlv selected bya
committee “ho purchase cats. brick:
horns and anchors. The 31115 who
gave themout were Misses Irene Gor-
han'n and Marion Ceilings, whose wit-
1y sayings, as they handed them to
the recipients. brought abundance of
applause from those present.
The singing of the class song. com-
posed by Doris Strong. ended the
evenings enjoyment. and the entire
class marched from the stage to the
middle aisle to the side entrance, to
lthe auditorium. where they dispeised.
The girl; outnumber the boys more
than two to one this year. There are
58 girls; 27 boys. The names of
these graduates in alphabetical order.
lare given herewith: Virginia Pierson
Adams, chba Roseiine Anderson.
Louis Ralph Arnold, Mary Rice Bea;
ty, Paul A. Borglum. Ruth Elizabeth
.Brack Albert Lawrence Brewer, Mar—
jorie Dent Candee Anthony Charity.
Franklin T Cleverley, Katherine 5.
John
Herbert Coates, Marion Edith Coi-
lings, Margaret F Dav 13 George War
ren Eakland, Harold Benjamin Edi-
son, Donald Wood Falrchmild Caro-
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line. Marie Ferrettl. Luella Handlin
Finch, Marcia M. Godfrey Irene Sybil-
Gorham William. 13.. Gregory. Mar-
garet Gertrude Hall; Martha Hamil-
ton, Evelyn F. Harris. Ruth E. Harris,
Alice Adams Hawxhurst Allee Mae
Henry. Robert DeG.’ Hipson, Ella Yo-
lan Honwath, Dora Miriam Horwitz,
Eudora E. Hy tt,
Mary Eleanor euks 'Hyman Kaplin
Besse E. Kessler, Charlotte Kennin-
gei- Marian carpenter King
May London, Alma May Lycett A.
Rose Lynch, Dorothy Myrtica Mac
Gregor r’l‘imothy Fr Haber Richard“
Inge]! Matthew's, J Brien McMahon ‘
Margaret Paula McMahon, Elia Louise
Mlddlebrook, Sloane! Marvin Middle '
brook Florence Townsend Mitchell,.
Hilda A. Moth, Alex Naggy. Gladys
Jeanett Norris. Margnerite Penington
Mildred Eliza Brice Franklin‘. N a-Raop
insou, Pearle 11116333113113“ Mar-
garet Russell Julie Keith. Sachs.
Helen Alice Saunders, Anna Morgan
Scofleid \Iayla Christine Scofieid,
Tessie Elizabeth Seese, Rose Serke.
Raymbnd Seely Shearwood, Maud
Mach; Sherlock Maslah Barnum
-Smith, Edith, Cecil Sooner. Clara MIA
licent Stone, Doris Mabel Strong, Leo.
Stun," dith M. Thompson Anna Dor-
othy alsh, William Cunningham
“’nrd, Elethea Ruth Webb. Olive Jo-
sephine Webb". Abraham Weinstock.
Mary. M. Weinstock Dorotbv-Ru-13oll
Wells Emma Lueua' Wells, Loo Fran- ' ‘
cls Williams“ Royal Bowman Wilson
Stanley J. Wilson, Helen Gertrude
Woodland. William L Young.
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