Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 26, 1922 · page 12

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: . _ O ' ' , ,_ 7 2% 3 . Franklin and Center’Junior N
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. our Alm Many people are extravagant by being ‘ ' - ; High Have Commencement . ‘ r
I . They pay too much in the end by having pai too little in — (Continued from 3388 One) .TRIS . & HY
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l W3 Show? 0111‘ ads mm the 311‘: e g 8 " . - b -‘ - thj . th tendent3 of Schools Gav. Buchanan,
flay fall to earth we know not Some day you W111 need him er, or some ng m e an? fag: ailet aide-1:11:15 hto oiotltélnu: , . ,
where, but luck is yours from out building materials line. You may build a new home, or re- ‘edllgafloh. 5 “ ° ‘ c g e” e 5 ° , {NORWALK S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
model the old one, or you may Rut in new floors or-ifihingle The class marched into place to a .

the blue if ill their flight they

musical number rendered by the”3un-

the roof. When you do, buy good materials—it punk. 1-,. mr High Bohoolorchestra.

 

wk to you. Following a. rather‘unusual course
, ' . . A visit to our oflice, a. phone call, or a word through the for graduates. the pupils took an m_
’ Our 0081 £1198 S‘Vlftly to its mails will bring a H & B bmldlng expert to you. Phone 536. tense interest in the exercises. particu-
. 1 ll.” th t ,; lariy in the.fine. instructive address
.mrk and kills tle c 1 a _ ~ ’ ‘1 . . . . ‘ l delivered oy Rev. Joseph J. Daly of
' .‘ . , . ‘ ~ . St. Joseph' s chuxch the speaker of the
.mkes llt'e (huh and means (lib-
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comfort at its worst when wintry The HATCH & BAH‘EY CO , , . . The program Opened with the play- F .

Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johns-Manoville Co. and "‘3 °r Wagner’s "Evening Sta" 3 59'

storms upon us bU1'St- loci-ion most appropriate for com~

. m. ncement. by the. Junior High echool k
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Blrd a Son Roofing.

. {A bulls-eye and a perfect score ‘ . orchestra. .
, ‘ ' ' . ‘ The invocation was delivered in fine
t“ every ton ”la-t 19‘“ 03 our door . ‘ form by Rev. Frank s. Clark of R0-

a—that‘is our aim, our worthy wnyton. »

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Nulx on the ll'romam was the slug-

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goal, whene er you ask us to send ' . ing or. Largo," Halide” by the g1 ul- 1
00.1 ’ tinting cla$. The song was rendered ..
. in :1 very pleasing manner. showing N0 475 _ _ $4 m N 575 - - $— 00
_ . ill.“ excellent training the students l‘Jd . ' ° . , 3. .
' received during the past school years. n
4 * Tho llr-tx feature or the program The Juspul has the advantage of a rubber corset blended with the Null.» 1 . . .
. was the address l)_\' in: Joseph J. " '
_ rmly. Father Daly, who is noted for trol. Adjulmncnt is made easy by the concealed latillg dots-.31: lu 110:1 ll1 Ill“ - , ;' -‘ .

 

 

 
 

his skill as an orator. was at his best.

TT 5 Timso fortunate enough to have heard Pink, Silkflstriped batistfi Sizes, 24 to 3::
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If you are in doubt as to the condition. of the battery in your ,3”: 'er h H “0' k 1m" n he " =4 1' i _
2712:;nperefsoernlt fiticggn 21hr"; uEsltidevve will give you ‘ 900d 1‘ a“). halt 09mm} his address 1“ wan“ '
At Ease Men' c g ' expountling upon tin significance of —" ‘ —"“—"*' Luv—w-
’ 0 ‘II promotion. not only from the point of From the Two Year Commercial Bertha Tt‘rissizl Czell. 1M" and Mrs .\.‘1>,‘l: ;t . ,'
EXIDE SER CE STATION . the outsider. but from the student's Eilwurtl Irving Grace. l Elizabeth Kristine- Carlson. llos. Mrs. M.1-‘.t;1-..-_-_._
0T always easy 1&0 £681 - 67 Nurth Main Street standpoint as well. He declared that \Vlliiam F. Goncll. ’ l {H.ur)‘ l‘.. l\‘ 111,. . -.
H t sen in business 01' , - the graduates “’ere at the turning I-‘rom the Your Imu- Commercial * I‘rnnl the Manual Arts Course. 1:4.l‘::‘.11ln~. Chilrf- .. j; .4 . t... ‘2 .3 .3
, 8. 81?. - ht point of life and that they should con. Course. l Course. Truty, Mt; h; .l 34..., .. \-~_» .
”1&1 33811.3 _' but M y llllllo t1 zoir €l“JCdthx] in high r and E'rnt’st Henry 13.013119“. 2 Curd }it'l0i1 All‘ll‘t'ln. ; ———~——__
- . - r ‘ . ~"' . - ‘ 'l ’- ; tt. 1 (misc Cheka.
mt. ‘ broader fields. 1 rdnclb 1(lsty l tnne .
mPo _ ' _ “Education is one of the principle PMS." James Gilli—heme. l DAIRX (‘0‘lPA\Y 512:1); Il-tflrned Tru.h About Ea-fi.
. ~ . a - « -. . r ,. ~ . .. . - .‘tl" Jamt-s GCLF'Ci. FAR“! .RS 1 “r lent-s “1151:. ‘il'V-th' -1.
, r. . .14. urine of glut! mrnt. dtclarcu 3 11 1‘ ‘ . 1.. ma.
Can t £961 at 5”“? 1f ~30.“ 0 1 Fan“... pm,- during 1m 3.3m.“ 'l‘moaoro 6.1mm Horvatl’l. l _ sm 1) T0 (‘().\II’IZT]TOR AH‘E R‘tlclnll li\!ng in L'jm 19 M. c ‘
“If collst‘lOllS. be” consumm- I Continuing. the speaker dc<crillod l‘red J01” “0‘7395- ' LO‘“ \1‘ .(IOTIA'IZOSS DOOR on “W"W‘ul‘ml. tn" l.21'lE‘lC‘.t":l
noes detracts too much from i , ”K. m? of Lincoln. speaking or the John Alanson Houghton. ..___.. :pt‘rculltlnn of tie t2 1.. a ‘le (“rm
your assurance. , O r a not that the latter had written some Clarence “Ob?” Hanhen‘d. Shun-holders of the Mitchell Fair} .ll‘nt ll ore than 1.700‘ LIN 2.4.700.)
': I of his best lines tmalrr most atlw-rse {5‘19“ Alphonse lmxtegue. comrnny have taken control of the iluxllllue he hillrlm-t‘l l. .;.t it would be
The Man’s Shop's clothes let f conditions. He then declared that. (Zim‘m “"‘1‘3‘"‘;“:i““ ' lFarmt-rs Dairy company. and will 00- ptlsslhle to soil from >11.; 1-. 2.. 1min
11 feel li case. " “'0 ’1‘0 l educational fflClllllCS had improved Idlrmk Janos 3 “0' 'r-tiltue tho latter concern as ll surfi- by going lllwuvs “chin: ’ l' -.- rmded
yo ( - . . . . . \K' allaco Charles haulan. l x . - » . 1. .. .
(l f ll 1 S « in A thousand “ass since the tin} of S S 1..“ CTR-leflUOU- no telescope and no 2‘ r H- .‘r (0
pro“ 0 H Ill OllI‘SC VC‘ ' 7 th- l'l.‘l\“- I" -c't‘t~ 1'. n _\l\(*.~ttr Charles haughnessy. it i: undorstood that the negotiatio- . ‘ l . ‘ m ‘
u t n. _I.d .l.l1 nt. 11d ll urged . ]{(1\\"rd B \Vlltrot f I l . t k .1} :‘ find that tut. 134.51 11 .2 , I‘LL-fired
the graduating class to take mlyantuge ‘1 ' ‘ ' us or the so 9 0i 5 or ' ot lt‘ xnrm- he Clmumfe‘ N 1 in r.
Cool and Comfortable - . 2 ._ , ‘ , Alt-:1.Gortrll.le A'ndt-rson. , . DJ... .Ommm. 1......“ ““0... No «L ., rut-1m.
69 North hiam Street, south Norwalk . 21(4‘3235 imp! uxu‘ntxnl in education \i'mitrml Gregory l‘lurkey. :fai‘s (Ego (Thisl hogan‘ SllOl'th after 3. all“): the lll'llltl1" e tlzll l-Y’ll liliE Hi
L ‘ ' l ' Mllr)’ hug-an. ' A . .‘ » “ -. a l ' -~ 2' ll ~ 8 using of ‘1'“"c"“3"
CLOTHNG th 134M341 2? "an?“ 1:225; "a:..‘:f°:...::;§::':."a;:...”:..:;. A w W-
~ - . was to Sign mg I. cm n or a- , . 1 .., .. ~ . ,- - ‘ ‘ 2 M 2, , .
SHIRTS NECKWEAR | “ lion" (\‘(fizipy l).\' the graduating Ilclc-n 31“? billtridbb. its affairs passed into the controll ot Try a l :ns.~lllwl .‘t-;'.-:‘.~~:‘.:nt in
H ATS ‘ class. Fixing the .llt-t‘wssitv of higher hm.“ (:roenberg. . the preferred Stockholm-rs. 'l‘llv lurg- the Sentinel.
‘ .. ‘ .- . § . . ‘ 3mm IO‘L‘mbe‘h antlt‘sik. 5.5; holt. vrs of prt- {trrol stmk \xtlo
. ttlutdtlou. bllnellntontlt-nt llllthunun l .._. l'r on; Hod (g . ”—A
. .. - -“‘~-~‘ 9-“ '3 ~- t}3xlznun.1..\\ olfe plositltllt m the l 1— fl
illon presentvtl tin; diplomas to the -. .. - 1 ». H kl‘ .
~ - . l . .. "(m Alina 0p 1’5‘ grst Nat; on 1.3le. and Grmm} .-.\ \lt-
.C t n & 0,1‘1 :llvl'nll'tllra“?f)ll20‘.C-fll:~$. .»\D;Illlé‘li.flll;;ll- Norma Angeline Hull. lKnv m' lhlllllul'v. . ce at 0
OS ,8 O ,' Cara . J wl‘. “ w lglt bau- nws." ly .o n- 3lzll'jollta it‘ll Hall. UH“. {mimfinfl‘qro the m1“. 0:42.er c a
. . son. vs‘lls rendered M the oroht-strn “Haw“ HOFY- I. f" '_ _. f ‘1'; ' ‘ w ', h , ,
21 Nortn M3111 St. 0 9 ml the program closed with 11(‘llt::c- 1:012.» Ellmlwth Hollghton. Eli-l1}: If..‘:::‘:g::1.62131]:‘flnlff‘kx’r;5:13;“
l rocerles an ree Hm) by “FT. LOUlS ll. ]l()\\‘ell. I‘tl‘l‘fil )luy KHSRG. ton “. l‘é‘sllClTég‘dt; Ell“. )lClx'flV; \i:\(>1‘:_
‘— . -- ‘ John 1.. {'{G‘llry.' prtvsitient of the Lillian lelrtz. cepresitlontl, G.A.I\chay: who sum?“ .
o lmllul o: IndoleflllOil. noted as chair- Frances lull-.4311 lynch. ~ls 1-:.F‘.\'on \Vettborg: secretary. HS. 00 an
TARLOV BROS e lvel y man 01‘ the occasion. He. introduced Helen Lillian Lipoz‘sky. Stevenson who 511“.“de Harm: Gold-
. . . the: speakexs will; lll;- usual skill. lit-hr. Linwood Lowndes. strin‘ treonsurer. Abner \\'..\lll‘Cli(3ll W
UP-TODATE CIGAR STORE Th;- lzrmluut'es who received dilflO- lillwlm‘lAlnnPOtTrlgi’l ho succeeds Es. \Voll‘e. :-
nlas Ono“. . hr ..=, t ._ . .
m A F Beckmann £9” Co Inc rm We .. mom . .
ON ,. . 0 O, O S. nix-lurk. C. \Viflh. E. Hendricks. Conrgt‘ Irwin Holmes. FOR GREAT CONVENTION rue lng
LORD m N. lire-dice. K. l-‘ostcr. It. l-‘lewollym 1-:. William Lee ngrm.1 kilo
- - ' ' 31 -- _\ _ 3:11” . - M: . ~ .- Lot-lse Prince toult ' ay. -. _ “g, . _ . ., ' ,-.- _
CITY DF I I‘V\E 83 Washington Street, South Norwalk 1 l‘lrll.‘l 11m l(l‘.l|. J. l 1 .lltk: L. In ‘I G” W 1:1“;me Lowndes. _1\_1“a..1.m? from ioryalkrnn-l .x‘um- .
J 4 PEG" 1‘05 ml Dmy 1!.“ l. -l. lllttddi‘ll‘k. V‘. Barretth.’ ILV i‘t‘lllbll'led at ‘h‘ 1}\ng}.tl\\.ut. hn A .. ‘
BRIAR Hancock. E. Culley. it. liussing, E. {"mVS “1;” J'mntfi . tel. Toronto. where they are attending __——-—— < .
PH,“ POOR. 1"- Singi‘wald. R. Carroll. N. Sul— l‘l‘oilzlrllrll- ll‘lfoclrl‘oot illl‘ international convention of Kiw-
‘ llmn. :tl. ilotl. l. Mulonlv C. North- "‘- ‘- ' “ ‘ - .-
lloo Celebrated Dunhl‘ll'o - . ' lam-1 Edward 1’23”. 5
. rup. it. .\l:lll-.tniek. E. “utorhury. ll. .
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Jellnv-r. .‘xl. Cuhill. H. Mulmv‘lch. 1:. Harold Bentley Self.

 

 

dill.» Cllllls. are as lOll0\\h. . .
Fridge-port. Bert Crump: Norwalk.
1m .lurick s. Iyon and Mr. and Mrs P. re 3111
J. Moran: New Haven. G.l-I.l§nrn€-S.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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, mkemo 31°C“ 1'1“ “ ‘ \‘nilerie. M. Bennett. M. Bodient. 11.: #231;ng 5.523;” 3
Clark. 1. .lellit‘l’. P. Federici. J. Stahel- _ ,‘f ‘f 7‘. )‘ “7‘. -: x ‘
r Schultze’ 8 Tuesday Specials l..."*.‘.'.3.’.‘3.2.2:.2‘1m‘“ -.
gilasliug‘s. 1:. Blackburn. 1*. Osvaji, \lv. wmfs‘ma‘ ‘l’rEmce-s .Chnrnok. l , 52 Meadow Street
F. S. LYON _ _ _Sci:l-lono. it. Keoler. A. Grulullley. H. \Imw‘ \lavti“:1 1-.w,‘m,s_ 1 o _ , _',
A -\\'l1itt-. .\i. Musterson. M. Mend. .l. H312‘o1‘Cl‘.tlnlth'll Edwards. .‘ r Ice —’ '
JOB PI€INTING G0l'lllll‘)‘. Alfrvd Lamar. \V. Motlrys. Twin 33 chtn. p l I
. Hamburg Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14c lb. 9‘- “L‘m’l'f-‘IV- “- I“""‘-l~"-‘”“'1~ A- WWI-1 I-Ztiul Viola Gray. l ' 2 into BodieS, F endetl
South NO lullak. ll. l‘t-mko. M. Levy. F). Gilbf‘l‘l. , 1-, . d 72.. . k 6‘ ll 1 -
rwalk _ ‘ . tunr . tan .1 . . . .
. ‘J. Burn; A. Alt-human. E. Relatione. me Anna Gniho. l - E Lamps Repaired and
Beef Liver . . . . . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14C It). “A- Lloyd. L- Milk-one}? L- Camnrota. 3- Margaret Garfield. oe ’
t :azntkle. A. Rose. E. Downing. Wall- Grace “The Hidu. - . Made to Order
2 iter Gorrish. ll. Cullen. 1'). Goodyear. T-uliti'. gnaw“; Hrrt. - :- . ‘
GET A SQUARE DEAL Bread and Butter Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c lb. .Jack Bra-co. 1:. Shana. c. Shrivvr. 11. item. Janet. . One Step from Corner ; we‘d' Metals of All Kmd'
w: ““1 buy Y0“; Eouzhmldl iConnolly, 3!. “mil". v. Aquino. D. Junmhm. M', xecskeg, : ‘ mg
l ' rags, papers, un an a - . 'l‘ullon. J. Miller. M. I‘osluscllm'. M. Irene Mario limmn- '
d-hand E‘VOdS- Anything You StCWlng Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18C It). ,I‘llock. IIt‘l-‘ll Smith. A. Cronenberg‘. J. Anna Mary Harvatl‘l. 8 North Main Street, ;
5"“ Price “C" "mug ‘0 the WM“ lMcGarrle. K. Mnlkin. V. Di Ilomtto. nt-tltrlce Marie- Kern. ‘ , ' . CTOR “YESELY
.‘ W of the EO‘HlS- A square deal F 11 P] t 1C. llllotlo. l{a1;]Gl'egor}.Ht-lell Ilrucc. Margaret lilizubeth Levas. l South Norwalk VI 3555
‘ aways. res a e ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' - ' - - ' - . 7c m0 Agnes Mahonoy. K i ‘llallc 15.13. Kear- Harold Charles Pennington. g , 48 Chestnut st Phone
PHILIP P. MAHONEY ' later. Helen Stanlm. G.l .a Bragg. Erna. Frames Elizabeth Richards.
82 Van Zandt Street BCHULTZE'S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON on WEDNESDAYS 5filthimsii‘fi.‘2‘;‘:’.:f.§“““m' Charm . figfix‘g‘g‘gg . -
nd—hand Goods Always on 8an FO’R THE SUMMER ’ ‘ “fiunkun $2.300. (emanates, Anna Katllcrine Straub. T til St '
From the Academic Course. Susie Szecs. e 8X e Ol'e
r - . J ‘T‘rnfiamiu E. Alhrect. Jr. “WY Anna 55““le-
S h S M atllt-rinu Eliznhcth Barrett. larris gtWXOOd Taylor. ;
llnriaul l.. lnxter. 5115310 or O\'. .
C ultze ItS amtary arkets 1...... m“... mm... . filthy... 33.1.5. BARONETfI‘E SATIN
G 41.... 1.. vi” - . ary ‘rances . 1 e. .
3° lain Street 1721:0th ‘El‘izabeth Beaupaln. * Rose Mureel anutsky. Black, Whlte and 00101.3
Dom lomlk, Corner R-Ilroad Avenue and Woolllnuton Strut. ammo r. Rum“ Stanley Morton. d
mm Barton. Wootport. . Black Rock, Bridgoport 331“.” 512mm?) Leroy Farrar. ' $1-75 y 0.4—: .
Margaret Mary Clifford. ‘ 3,“:95 gosethGegc‘zg'. _ l . , . ' .
Filmer P. Crosby. “75 er 3""18 3C 9 - 136 WASHINGTON ST. mot-Um
1-. _ ‘ D thv C mmln . Stephen George Sander. ’ l - -
M222.” {13‘1”- mil... gs ,mm H. \Vilson. soon! NORWALK 03 Friends at the Oil
Lawrence P. Dennin. ’ Helen Alexander. - Price

 

Mark Francis Donahue '

53‘"??? Si: “l“m‘ “le FIXES A‘CHIEG _ k The macaw“ 5chotgar “I
.orc: .. y :25 roan. k 2 99 - ’ . to uuq
- fiii:‘:€f:.~‘i..l2§f" ~- SWOLLEN, SORE FEET SPECIALS £211 THE the P flee.

 

 

JUNE SALE

An Opportune Time for the Bride, the Matron, the Graduate and

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ , tho Vacationiot to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, William K0101 Game“ 11 Old W‘
” - Elmore Grant Gamble; -
mum: THE HOUSE B"“'"“ 3"“ ”Mm" “* "M “awn” Pm”- Am S. Ganm _ Just take your shoes off and then . No profiteefintflfowau}
3h r long-standing American cus- Mildred Irene Hartjens. Put those weary, shoe-crinkled. ach- . ym
Ila-on onthe Fourth of July. In your - R0” Remington Havens. Eng. burning, oormpestered, bunion- " .GOMBINATION SALE m. gt that prim- l
.ulo—or Your summer relldenco— ' m JEANNE I I E Edward James. Hayeie. tortured feet of YOU-1'8 in
ma equipped with garden hose! ' .

L‘win A. Gruemau Hodgson.
\Viiliam A. Horton.

Lillian Mary Ketcham.

Adele M. Ketzingzr.

Anna Fran s Kubevic.
Catherine ."ronlca. McCarthy.
Thomas Kenneth McGarl-y.

’ .7 Grace Elizabeth McQuillan.

‘ 7' Gertrude Edith Millers

W8 , Ant-ea Ernest Munhall. ' ._ .

p Margaret Agnes Newman. . . 2 - . .. . N

m‘m V liii’gaiiafiile“ .0 Can"- they'll take another dive in that A STULL SUMMER SESSIO‘
O

a- "TIZ" bath. Yotu- toes 1 Ivory Soap, 2 Jam 8031?. 1 M

will .wrlggle with joy; 1: 3‘ 9,, 1 Star and-1 Star Pow— 4"

they’ll look up atyou and d all for

_ almost talk and then er, “ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 11°
Gondonsedfiiflnam-ln t- 11

Flour, all standard Manda 17 Vaca 10

Extra% Pork,a. lb. . 200 June 23 to July 10

“mums ELSE .
4. MW“ ,3 to be I,“ n m. 56 South Mam St. South Norwalk
mom. Garden implements are our '
mu every summer amen. Ou-

ld necessities and devices
“my: in full display.

0A. D. MORGAN

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CLOTHING MW , 12.5..." 13$"... minute... ; When your f... tee! m... ‘Wt‘lé‘?’ um OPENS
and l .ewls Reynolds. lead—all “’23. Eggwt “gout not OI m it. Ill. 0
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8m“ 8" Rookom , gill ggnce with joy; 3130 you will find ”— . - JULY 1
FURNISHINGS Winton L. Rowan. 0 s
- Elizabeth Scofleld.‘ ;- ' all pain gone from come. call use me
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» . - Emily Maude Stevenm Thetes not
George Carlton Tailmadge. - that draws out all the

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