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MW.- (lt‘pill‘lfni'lll for the purchase of
. ’ l rmlflniu studies to discipline the mind.
" ’ ’ I .m, l ln-urn to think: to meditate. to a. final
' f" ”“ solution of the problems of lite. The
I'.\ LAC It) N’DAY.
llnrntlu‘ Illlllllll'!‘ “The “'umnn “1m.
“tutu-d Alone.“ Proves Thrilling
uml lnten-stlng—(thtinucs 'l‘o-
tllty and Tumornlw.
mm" tlu- mcrrymaking and intriguc.
.: ttllml idlcrs in London to the- thrills;
mt .t-tLlIlt-(Nlt'd action of life on the!
\' u .m \l.‘llll. Is the scope of Dorothy’
it ”-41.51 m-w picture. “The Woman‘
\.\ l t» Wulknl Alnnc."' which opened
- .pwmusly a thrce days' run at the
l l.t .- ’l'hcntrn ycstcrday. It. contin-
.. tmluy nmi tomorrow. With i)or-,
Hr... llulion all the principal ft-aturcdj
r .~r¢- Milton Sills and \Vanda "aw-
ll. yontl this marked contrast in:
\.|f‘l1)|l!—l movements of the picture
:mu thou-c is an important and vital
ll mun lililL’lllL‘.‘ upon the detcrmlnation
.n unjustly accused woman. thc vic-
ut‘ a jt'nlOllS husband. to he "‘thc
tlr'tt walks by ”80” in tho Wild.
\‘wl wood." The production is color-
‘ mud. as previously statcd. there in
,.t,.l;tut action. Charles Ogle. E. J.
' . l: 'il‘l‘v-, Mum-l \‘nn ”turn and Lofty
in I'll {ll't' otho-r nit-mlfis of the com-
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G radudti-Jn-Exercises
of Class of 1922
(Continued From Page One)
\k'wkv. with a few appropriate re-
lllllkfl. prl‘chtt-d the school with n
'k for $50 for the lloys' Athletic
M... iutmn; a check for the some
.tvy-n ml to lhv' Ulrls' Athletic associa-
lv-t: ; and n (‘llt'C‘k for 857 to the sci-
1x=ulnr gvncrutor.
‘l‘ltv class gift was rocclvcd in bo-
l..tlr‘ of tho school by John L. Henry.
pn-«nh-nt of the Board of Education.
who also wag- preaidlng officer of the
Ht'l'HNlOH. Mr. Henry declared that the
1:1th wo-rt- most uppropriatc. showing
tlwt thv graduating clan intended to
.t|»l tht- students to follow by the im-
t-x nwnu-nt or conditions of the school.
Tho next number on the program
“(AN the singing of "The Sun Goes
a traditional melody. by the
mmluutingmlass.
Th.- principal address of the even-
itu: was made by Rev. William M’.
Machermott. pastor of the Port Che--
t..r M. H. church. Rev. Mr. MocDer-
mutt substituted for Rev. George B.
'l'ulnpklns. pastor of the Norwalk M.
ii. I'hurt‘h, who was unable to take
[nll'l in the program becaule 0f the
svrtous illness of his wife.
'l‘ho- address made by Rev. Mr. Mac-
ltvrmott was most forceful and inter—
lmu‘ll,"
ruling. He pointcd out the two types
of lives which the members of the
i-Trudliatlng class might lead—~11 life
romposed entirely of the materialistic
”units. and a life of ideals. He urged
lhw necessity of leading a clean life:
a llflt'rll] life: a. llfe which would go
on with theI years. He
particularly the need of discipline in
tho- home. school and in b can.
“No not forget discipline." mid Rev.
Mr. Machrmott. “Your fatherowere
wish in including in the old schoolt
'thc completion of tho
emphjlized '
LAST TWO DAYS—TODAY AND FRIDAY
Dorothy Dalton
Silvimrted By
AND WANDA HAWL’EY
pecial .Production in Eight Reels
in Which These Stars Have Ever
MILTON Sims
In a Super Paramn
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That_Surpasscs Any PictureL
Prekusly Appeared
“The Woman Who
Walked Alone”
Thrills, Romance—Gorgeous Array of Gowns
Action ,
News Feature
SATURDAY—TRIPLE FEATURE 3m.”
William Duncan in ‘Steelheart”
—AND—
CORINE GRIFFITH :
“Received
AND ROBINSON ORUSOE
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Payment” 3
who thinks." 1
Continuing, ltcv. Mr. Muclictnott
urged the graduates to have a. stand-'
ard. of conduct and of honor. He urg— -’
ed the sanctity of tndrriagc. drcluring
that the nation depended on hcr'
homes. He clout-d with urging the
obeying of the laws of the land. 2
The singing of ltu'benstein's “Grad-
uation Song" by the graduating muss!
followed. Principal William ll. Noyce
with u. few appropriate rt-markes pro».I
cntcd the class of l922 to Superin-
tendent of Schools George V. Buchan—l
an. who rcccivo-d thu chum. Mr. llu-
(thnnan congratulated the class in be-
hnlf of the lloarvi ol’ Education upon
High school
graduatcs to
coursc. Hc urgt-d the
continue their studies if possible. He
the-n presented the diplomas.
The singing of St-rcrly'a “Campus
Mcmoricd' by tho class followed and
thc exorcism! closed with benediction
by ltcv. Ernest l-‘. McGrcgor. pastor of
the Norwnik Congregational church.
The class motto in the class colors.
black and gold. hung in the nor of
tho platform behind the graduates.
The motto: "'i‘out l’roit." moons "up-
right."
The list of lllcfit‘ who received dir-
lomas follows:
(Wiles of I932.
Mary Elizabeth Abbott.
Richard Scott Albrecht.
Elna Emcrcncia Anderson.
(‘harlcs Francis Angionc.
”:1ch Elizabeth Arnold,
Dorothy Edith Aver:
Anysin. Marion Bannon,
Margaret Agnes l‘mncdlc .
Edna May Bradbury.
Millccnt Louisc ilrady.
Suzan Ann ilrucc.
ltuth Stevens Brush.
- Elsie Lee Bryant.
Alice Claire nut-n3.
Paul Vincent Burns,’
Olive Bradley Burr.
Sara. lt‘elisltis Campbell.
Philip Frederic Clark,
Ralph Stephen Cole.
iloaalic [Anise Cole.
Marie Alice Day.
irene Dolores Decesare.
Katherine Agnes Doulens.
Forest Porter Pkistman.
Lucille Aurelia Ever-son.
Mildred Gordon r‘inkler,
Leon Augustus Fish.
Elizabeth Fitch.
Anna Ford Flynn.
Mary Caroline Foster.
Everett Conrad» Frey,
Mabel Viola Gaucher.
Marlyn Catherine Grumbly.
Rose. Anna Hales.
Georg-e Edison Harris.
flay Harris. .
Francis Ambrose Haugh.
Elizabeth Isabel liawxhurfl.
Hazel Helena Hendrick.
Amelia Adeline Hopkins.
Francis Baldwin Hay:
George Campbell Jae non.
Charlotte Tryphena Jarvis.
, EHarold Judel.
Tracey Llewellyn Knapp.
Theresa )(ary Lobunek.
Hyman David Landy.
Frank Wilcox Louder.
Margaret Lillian Lester,
Grace Hex-mine Lockwood.
Glendavere Marie Lovejoy.
Mary Eugenie McMahon.
than most valuable to the world is he
DOROTHY DARNI'B.
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Austin Wheeler Mather,
W'illnir Joseph McElroy.
Hubert. Michael Miller,
Martin Leo Miller.
Marion Lois Mlllt‘l‘.
Marion Hamilton Murcn.
Mary Madeline ()‘Uormnn.
Alice Dorothy Peterson.
Roy Eugene Peterson.
Margaret Madeline i’rendcrgast.
lit-Ion Elizabeth l'rvusacr.
Mildred Bertha ltudfan.
Philip Cnpen Raye,
Marion Ada Rice.
Marion l’ardec: Richmond,
Max Rosenberg.
ltosrlyn Rudder.
Helen Elizabeth iiuddiman.
Mary Elaine Bkidd.
Anna Irene Sullivan.
John Lawrence Sullivan.
Oscar Alfrcd Sundquist,
Isadore Max Tarlov,
Netti» Adelaide Taylor,
Maude Alene Taylor.
lnrctio Margaret Tuttie.
Louis Bela Varies.
ituth Van Coevering,
Muricl ll‘rancrs Van Hoosear.
Raymond Van Tassel.
Agnes Cecelia Warm.
Frank Benjamin Weaver,
Charlns Frederick Wicke.
Edith Marion Wilson,
Valborg Cccilia Wimnn.
Robert Milton Wolfe:
F] word VVornow.
Anna Rita Yost.
Thomas Harold Young.
A DMI N [STRA'I‘ION 0F
NORTHRUP ESTATE.
RlllliGEl'ORT. Juno. 21—13191
hearinc in the probatn court before
Judge Paul Miller on the appoint-
ment of an administrator of. the
estate of Lillian A. Northrup. who
was found murdered in bed at her
nparnucnta on Main strnet. Monday;
morning. relatives of the murderadl
woman held up the hearing for
some time before they could be con-
\ince.l by Clcrk [.eo W’haloy and
Judge Miller that the hearings before
the court were public.
Mrs lda. M Andrews. of Hartford.
sister of thc dead woman. asked the
court to appoint one of the family.
administrator of the estate. but
Judge Miiler deemed it inadvisable.
After much delay in trying to find
an attorney who would take the 1d-
mlnisiratorahip. Charles S. Brody. of
thin city. was appointed.
The estate consists chiefly of inqui-
t.:irc and accounts in several banks.
approximately 82.000.
The hearing was one of the most
stnrmv that has come before th:
court in some time.
GOODHELPHM
digeaion causes worry. net-void»
he: sick head-shes. bfliousnau.
coated tongue. bad breath. bloating.
gas. constipation and constant dis-
treas. Henry C. Thoma. 10.02 Harri-l
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"Since taking Foley Cathartlc Tablets
= I feel fine." They cleanse the bowels.
sweeten the ctauach and . invigorate
the liver. Causetpo pain. no non-ea.
. Not habit forming—just I. good,
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