E
fiOur Aim
I We shoot our ads into the air,
they fall to earth we know not
where, but luck is yours from out
the blue if in their flight they
weak to you.
Our coal flies swiftly to its
mark and kills the chill that
makes life dark and means dis-
comfort at its worst when wintry
dorms upon us burst.
. IA bulls-eye and a perfect score
(or every ton that leaves our door
o—that is our aim, our worthy
goal, whene’er you ask us to send
Cool. _ L_.S‘;1.':F.{iti
PIERRE Ci
At Ease, Men!
NOT always easy to feel
“at ease” in business or
social ,afl‘airs —— but mighty
important.
Can't feel at case if you’re
self conscious. Self conscious—
ness detracts too much from
your assurance.
The Man's Shop‘s t-lothcs lot
you feel “at ease." We‘re
proud of them ourselves.
Cool and Comfortable
CLOTHING
SHIRTS NECK‘VEAR
HATS
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS F03
LONDON i: ‘1!
CITY DE L- 313
BRIAR ’11.“..3
Also cclfibiattd :‘ilhil's
Ishsckemo 1210:}
r.“ 1 ‘ ",
At... a» J‘-
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rags lilpt'ls junk and all
second- hand goods Anything you
have. Prica sounding to the quail-
ty of the gonls A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
”SING THE HOUSE
In a longstanding American cus-
tum on the Fourth of July. Is your
hour—or your Immer- residence—
‘on equipped with garden hose?
“ERYTHING' ELSE
in hardware is to be had at this
Item Garden implements are our
Insanity every summer season. Our
hmhold necessities and devices
- “Why. in full display.
in. D. MORGAN
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
:lYS AND GIRLS
HI
STORE
Many people are extravagant by being too economical.
They pay too much iii the end by having paid too little in
the beginning. \
. Some day you will need 'lifm'ber, or something in the
building materials line. You may build a new home, or re-
model the old one, or you may put in new floors or shingle
the roof. When you do, buy good materials—it pays!
A visit to our omce, a phone call, or a word through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert to you. Phoue 536.
.The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johns-Msnsvllle Co. and
Blrd G. Son Roofing.
t----.4---.--.----..--
Exioc
BATTERI E5
If you are in doubt as to the condition of the battery in your
car at present come in and see us. We will give you a good
allowance for it in exchange for an Exide.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street '
Fowler’s Market
69'North Main Street, South Norwalk '
Phone 1340-1341
I
NEW POTATOES.NO.1—-PK. ....... 72¢
FLOUR. ALL KINDS—PER BAG ...... $1.29
20 CAKES GOLD SOAP FOR .......... .............. $1.00
3 CORN FLAKES FOR ........... .. .......................... 25°
3 POST TOASTIES FOR ............ .. ........................ 25c
GRAPE JUICE—PTS. ...... . 28c
A. F. Beckmann E9” Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk'
mp DELIVERY
PHONE 1405
Try Our Special Home Cooked
Chicken Dinner for Sunday
Fruit, Soup, Olives, Celery, Roast Chicken With
Dressing, Green Peas, Mashed Potatoes, Pudding
or Pie. Coffee, Tea or Milk.
Oxford Lunch, and
Restaurant
6 South Main Street
Wimmma
SATURDAY, JUNE '24. 19"")
PAPERS READ
BY HONOR PUPILS
‘(ContinuéTi from aim page)
4th. To all the members of Room
4. Grade seven, we leave Mark Dono-
hue's wonderful "Elgin Watch," to
wake said class from their peaceful
slumbers:
5th. We bequeath the bond of
unscparnble friendship of Mildred
Hovt and Ethel Peterson to Howard
Doland and Norman Tobin Said bond
to be used to strengthen their bud~
ding friendship:
6th. ‘Roxie Houghton leaves her
comrron sense to Ruth Uhle trusting
that the said Miss Uhle, willwbe benv
men by the same:
7th. Dorothy Beaupaifi leaves her
glycerine and lemon juice to Beatrice
Lcwndcs, hoping it will aid said
Beatrice in removing her freckles:
8th. Room 36 kindly bequeaths
to Room 27, the science book of
knowledge by Mr. Davis:
9th. To Mr. Clifford alias “Mr.
Murphy," we bequeath the latest edi-
tion, of the Bible. to aid him in
carrying out his new found profession
as an able Sunday School Teacher:
10th. Room 34 kindly leaves their
Books to Room 26 hoping 26 will
show more affection for them than
the former:
11th. We kindly bestow upon
Paul Singlewald. Martin Deitz's pierc-
ing but melodious voicc if said Paul
wishes to be successful:
lith. \‘Ve bequeath through the
kiillncss of Eric. I‘am his fastidious
tastes in suits. socks, and neckwcar,
to Francis Pt-den:
131h. Dorothy Cummings and
Clara \‘Valtcrhouse. bequeath their
vanity hugs to Esther Brown, and
Gone vicvc “'olt‘c:
leih: The Class of 1:322 in general
bequeath to tho members of the
Faculty their wonderful ability to
learn:
13th. Jack Mackin leaves his ma-
jestic hcight to Billie Sullivan:
lI'tii. Elmore Gamble gladly leaves
his stipcrtitzity of ilisli to John “'liit»
lit-y.
drawing ability. to
hoping tiny
intro ilivii artistic
all who .ir-sirc lliv sumo,
nun proizt by it.
lftli. Carlton Tnlimmigc lt-u'ms
"3:127. lmw tin" to Bradley Xicktr-
in czisv sunl Mr. Xickr-rs‘on go‘s
short of ten cv iits. to buy sumo:
2‘ th. Mary Spmocli :mvi Bliirirm‘ct
Clitfc rvl lit-stow upon Harriet Sher-
mnn ilt’ill I'Zilli'l .\l‘l"l‘lil lluir ability
to look so innocent hoping the .‘lissvfl
Slurmuit ail-l Aiziti'iii \viil lgc eiizililul
his
sm‘
It!) :uolti truulilc iiic'.is.~1:i-xt yi-ar:
Louis» (.‘lie-lm ilflil Mary \leilc
lust: ;.i .iili tllci‘i‘ cmiilvimnl quit {1194-8 :0
Mn; iivt Janis and :i~iviso said Miss
Janus it. 111 iii-'- iisr- u: it at more
quaint inlcr‘.ill.~i:
22nd. Ari. lv livtzinirwr confers lior
.le—‘u-Ll‘nllh: di‘rrttmvtitntivc ability up-
Bl,
flu»
tin-m than did 24:
2Ml.. Through the
Hill lioriui. we will his motto:
:isiiirss lam thv: lwst kind of
is to mind your own Busi-
kiiilllllfih‘ (if
111m... I\ 1‘.
"FIVE-13¢.
Schultze’ s Saturday Specials
ShoulderSteak.....................2lbs.for25c
ShoulderPotRoast.......................10clb.
VealRoast................................24clb.
Rolled Rib Roast
FerrisHams...............
.28c lb.
..40clb.
SCHULTZE'S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYSV
' FOR THE SUMMER
Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets
89 lain Street
loath Hem-lit, corner lelresd Avenue and Washington street.
, W Del-m. Weapon. Ilselt Roda Bridgeport
An Opportune Time for the Brlde, the Matron, the Graduate and
the Vacationist to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves,
Brsssleres and Underwear st Moat Reasonable Prices.
...-.....e-
O
_ n 3;;ml.
in linulll 2S hoping they will
.luizviii by Ill" sumo: '
271b, l‘I§lZil':.-I'lll St‘oficlxl Wills licr
l’lovxuyton trolley tickets to \\‘ill:1
Smith:
. 2511:. Anna. Ilorx'nth wills her
C1211 ml voiw to Mary Modnc:
2:1l1.llmil_v Stove ns boqueaths the
Iran: oi l-‘mzik l-‘randu to John “'hit-
{or}: for the coining your: .
3l‘th. Loin lluxtor bequcuths licr
knt-wimig‘r of Latin. and her seat and
dcsk to Curl Schufi‘c:
31st. Through the kindncss of
llocm 34 we ht‘qllf‘lllll to Room 21
their bountiful draperies: C
Room 36 kindly bestows on
Room 1 their magnificent gold inlaid
chandelier and silver-radiators:
3er<‘1. Owing to the fact that it
will be of no more use to them Lester
Ratkctt and Saevcn Sandor bequeath
tiltir bathing suits to “’ultcr Stein-
hardt and Russell Tallmadge:
34th. In view of apparent ne-
thc remarkable athletic ability of
Irwin Holmes but we could not per-
;uadc Everett Bulkiey to part with
is:
35-ih.—-Saul Rockoi‘t bequeaths his
sport oxforils to Donald Ruddiman:
36th. Cora Amrein bequeaths her
waved ear muffs to Irene Harman
hoping that the said person will soon
adopt the same but not mutilate
them
37th. Ethel Gray realizing the
coming need or another good cheer:
leader leaves her “pep" and wonder—
ful head—over-all voice to Jewel Cole-
man:
38:11. Beatrice V Kern wills her
wish to marry a millionaire to Verma
Barilam:
"9th. Clarence Haakerud and
Becman Peet leave their wish that
m xt year's orchestra will be blbssed
with cornetists as skillful as they are:
4011: Ernest Bennett regretfully
leaves his various colored socks to
Leo Iskedarian:
415i. James Fuller wills his box
of Park and Tilro’rd's red pepper to
Room 5 hoping it will put a little
“pep" into them:
, 49nd. Patsy Chimento leaves his
small pocket comb to Simeon Nathan
and advises its immediate use to im-
prove the aforesaid Simeon’ s visage.
48rd. Lillian Ketcham and Rose
Zalutsky leave their ability as bluf-
rers to Lucy Dietz and Alice Grace:
44th.. Ruth Warshuer wills her
pr celess but empty handbag to
> Hazel Zwicker:
4.’ th: Gussie Tax-10v and Helen
' Juno! will thelr'u'bfltty
No 475
. See Our J uspul Specials
$4.‘oo.
The Juspul has the advantage of a rubbef‘ corset blended with tth . cmo v.1 lit
69‘ HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY, GOODS STORE
N 575
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$5.00.
...—”...”..—
trol. Adjustment is made easy by the concealed lacing device beneath the from: 1- ~-
Pink, silk-striped batiste. Sizes. 24 to .12.
new “flivver:”
47th. Grace Lowndcs
hcr brightly hued handkerchicfs
any “boy" who desires the same:
48th. Evelyn Benjamin gladly
loaves her large box of Mellin's baby
food to Catherine Coatt-s hoping Miss
Coulos' will show the fulfillment of
this wil; next year:
4511]. To all beloved teachers we
lcztvc our sincere bcsl Wishes to help
then: in carrying out tlicir duties next
your as Well as they have in the past.
'bcqueaths
to
17th. Irene Knapp lacqucntlzs her
gm of gab to asymp- Wlio dosircs tiic
Saint:
I‘lll. Mary Olvon zin-l Hut-02d Self~
:‘lillHl-‘
ccssiiy \vc bequeath to Howard Soule .
335x! to the faculty the amazing
knculcdgo and startling information
that we have furnished them from
time to time in our various examin-
ation pap-vs:
50th. “'0 give Ruth Greenberg‘s
"rich lrisli llrngue" to Catherine
Durnin and hope that she will acquire
it its rcuiily uni use it as freely as
nfnre-mt ntioned l‘lutli:
51:5! \‘cra McCarthy regrcts her
inability to continue Ilt‘l‘ studies with
tho cumin-g class but nevertheless
hunk: lulr very best wishes to the
shill class: .
f-Ci‘il. Sylvt' stir ‘11 1V 21 {-55 v be-
I:lll.’1lllS his ability to tt-ase l0 Maxie
C(‘npt‘l‘:
iviil‘il.
2413 m ss \vc
ll howls lh'
iliuu;
54111.
studious nature
Kenneth )chnt‘i'y's extreme
give ‘0 l‘lnii GI!£‘II\\OOII
“il‘ pro: ‘.t l\ his acquis-
\\'c give Florence Clmrnok's
to Grace Ewickcr for
0'} (ll. tlzw unioz- girls, hoping mm {Ltiii‘c use in licrstiitllcs:
flnl’-- will w... the 5mm(‘ ‘0 iux'tlicr In \viincss \vhcrtm‘ we. the Senior
“1,. (“H‘ermv womvn snitl’x‘uge: class. hint: to this our first will and
23h“ ALdzrh‘v puts" (”1.1 Frank ll'>‘,iilllinl. Svi our hands and seal,
Zwukcr than. ”n.“- ahility to learn. “tit; 23,1141 day of drum nineteen hun-
i‘ifi" null {Ill—"villa lo Barney Aslic, “W” W“! “"‘I‘W‘IWO'
mm Piggy “333,0“. 5 l" Ilit')‘ Sec :31 they may give out set
2:111." ilv :. :1 1.-w\-n.ios wills licr ih’umm‘W- m ”w “on" 15 Hwy may
“"t'hcm‘fi in Marion “liters hoping said >' *" 1“ L “ or ‘l ‘5 I0 “'3‘“?-
.‘I..l'iuy‘ tvi‘l It' -.-1:.il>'.trl to carry ontI 0” C "‘ IL" “I “l“ urn: "l’l‘i 1'15’ "‘ 35‘
1“,, ‘. x}. m ho?» hm “my; 302' the l‘imzklin Juniu: High school
-. ili. liwum 2+ lwqxivuilis tlicir ’? is 3-“ 5“”l’“?‘¢
“Church iit‘a“ French hooks to Room I'V”"“ “'9 -"““'I“'"i“ (“urgi-
22 trusting they will find more? joy in 1311:112an E. thwart. Jr.
Cathryn!" i-Iilznlulli Barrett.
liriimzi l.. Punter
V l.n‘... ‘r‘z-micts lliivtcr.
(in'riio- liayllss.
llnrnt'2y mix-.th leaupain.
(incrtc i-‘. l iitit.
v Hurt it S. ll" Livy.
,‘slni'giat‘t'l M: Ciii‘i'oi‘d.
if‘tmtr l’. Crosby.
111:1: Dorothy Cummings.
Martin David Fltiiz.
Lawrence 1“. llcntiin.
Mark Francis Donahue.
Samuel S. Dulberg.
lforotliy Eastman.
Gt‘ili‘kl‘ ill-.14.} Fish.
Italicrt A. Fullcr.
\\'i:iif.m Kcitli Gainer.
lilmorc Grant Gamble.
Alex 9. Ganzy.
Itirldrml Irene Hurljons.
ioli‘ Remington Havens.
lldward limos liayese.
Lwiu A. Gram-m Hodgson.
\K‘iiliam A. Horton.
Idiliun Mary Kctcham.
Adele 1‘1. Kclzlngcr. -
Anna. Frances Kubevic.
.Ca 1(‘l‘ll‘l? Veronica McCarthy.
Thomas Kenneth McGarry.
Grace Elizabeth McQuillan.
Gertrude Edith Millcr.
Altrcd Ernest Mimhall.
Alargurct Agncs Newman.
Margaret Helen O‘Connor. .,
.iiai v Olcan.
Eric L. Pam.
Lame] Davis Ratzenberger.
'1. ends Reynolds. *
.‘mul S. Rockoi’f.
\thon L. Rowan.
Elizabeth Scofield.
(Ervin Fenimore Steinhardt.
Emily Maude Stevens.
George Carlton Tallmadge.
Mary Elizabeth Saunders.
Fannec R. Tarlov.
Clara May W'aiterhouse.
Ri-tl. Blanche VVarshauer.
Gecrge H. Ferguson.
Irma. M. Avery.
Lloyd S. Bryan.
From ' the Two Year Commercial
Edward IrvingirGi-ace.
‘William F. Gonch.
From ‘Oomnsercial
the Four Ions-
Course
Ernest HenryBennett.
Francis LeRoy. Bennett.
Patsy James Chimente.
ILndre Janies‘Gedeci.
Theodore Gabriel Horvath.
l‘red . John .I-Iodges;
John Ahnaon Houghton.
Clarence Robert Banker-pd.
Ralph Alphonse Levesque.
Clifford William. Manek.
, Patrick James. Merino.
' Wallace Charles Radian.
‘ Sylvester Charles Shnughnessy.
Howard B. Wiimot.
mn—
Iiuih Grocnbcrg.
Julia Elizabeth Gujdcsik.
4.011150 l'rcilla Hodgis. ‘ .
Floral Altlica Hopkins.
Norma Angeline Hull.
Marjorie Bill Hall.
Mildred Hoyt. ,
toxic Elizabeth Houghton.
Rs:- ii‘ 11 \iii)’ deke.
l illi.m Kurtz.
Franco's Eileen lynch.
Helm) Lillian Lipofsky.
Ilclni: Linwood Lowndes.
Holt-no Ami O‘Neill.
l-Itlicl May Peterson.
{cl-coca G. Robinson.
Conrgv Irwin Holmes.
\Villium Loo Heron.
In31‘l5l‘ Prince Gouivl Kilday.
Grace Rimkmrm Lovvndcs.
annrs Honiv Lovell.
Alvin H. Muller.
Ric-mun Jutlcozi Pcct.
I-Zztrl Edward Plait.
Harold Bentley Scll’.
Agnes R. Schultz.
\‘l’illiimi Thomas.
l-Ivmyn Mildred Benjamin.
l‘-cruilly Eloy Caldwell.
Floraizcc i"r;mc«‘< Charnok.
\‘mn \lm'tillii Dennis.
Hem: Ci‘mnwcli Edwards.
Timnns Foam.
Jilin) Viola Gray.
Iliwahl Frank Gall.
Lona Alum Gilllli).
)l:’ii‘r::.rct Garfield.
Grncc Ircne Iiidu.
rum; Sanford Hort.
lichen Junci.
liltznlu-tl: .\l. Ki~cskcs.
Irene Marie Knapp.
Anna Mary Hurv'atll.
I‘icnt co Mai-it Kcrn.
Mu , trot l-Zlizzibctli Levas.
Harold Cliurlcs Pennington.
l‘raiict-s Elizabeth Richards.
livu 110111111113.
Mar) Spm‘ccli.
Anna lisii'ntrinc Straub.
Susie SEPC‘S.
Many AUDI! Sztmpias.
llnrris Atwood Taylor.
Sits-sic Turlov.
Iltlllli Smitl: 'l‘oo‘m‘r.
)liii‘y li‘ruit‘vs \Vhitc.
llosv “It‘l‘r't‘l Ziillllsky.
Sinnicy Morton.
Lerm l-‘drmi'.
.l lines .10.: s pli G.11czy. _
].(SI(I Jar. is Ruckctt.
Stoplwzi Gcorge Sander.
Allrcrl Ii. \Vilson.
Helen Alexander.
I'crtlm Teiissii Cz<ll
zullclli Kiistinc Carlson.
‘:I1
From the Manual Arts Course.
Chm-so. ,»
Com Hclcn Axnrcin.
l/ouise Clicks.
L Merely an Oplnlon.
A controvoin 121-. mam 0
the question wiitlm- '1, .. rm M
drcd years are the in; ~. ,., I. '
first hundred years im- 1'... ,,,!-,,.;L
We lin71rd the 1.111112; :33: .Ifl' ..
('yit r.) "U
ix.
hundred yours are 2‘ u 1,
his.
TO STOP COINS-I‘ll)“ AT Ell-HT
.3“. summf‘r in
not only tho
hers of the
I-‘arkcr. loll .
pool, 0.. writls: "l ..
duty to write and tv ‘. 1', . _
P‘olcy’s Henry .m-l 'l‘. r. v.23 ‘
for my lmv ' '
‘from a hr "
wccks. I“t‘l:l" .
done him word
'alwziys l‘tTOlll‘l‘z‘
and heals—Siting,»
Elli
Ice, Charcoa
-Wood and
Trucking
Fred» Hai
52 Meadow Street
luto Bodies, F c it d 9. TL
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR '12.} ‘ .Y
48 Chestnut St. ‘
II The Textile Store
BARONE'I‘I‘E SATIN
Black, White and Colors
$1.75 yd.
136 WASHINGTON 8T.,
scum noawm
SPECIALS FOR THE-
«WEEK
GOMBINA'QION SALE
1 Ivory Soap, 2 Luna Soap, 1
P. &G.,18tarand18tar Pow-
der,~allfor 29c
CondemdMflkacan.... 11c
Flour, all standard brands,
abag..............$1.17
I ExttafinePorhaib. ....20c
. A. (STULL
“mafqlflllmr
Old Friends at the -" '
Price
Well 5c Gigi"r
the Perfecto Bouquel
at me.
No pronteerins 0'1 old ~'
The Old
They gram thHOM
m “ mt pI’ICC.
Vacation
June 23 to July 10
SUMMER SESSION”
OPENS
AUTO summing},
WELDING
W
Kendrick & Chase Gum
JULY 10
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College
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