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4 Kay 9—-Lester 'fiughes and Plumelle 7 walk: Anne Rita. Krebs. Danbury;
i—uery arms. as years: months. Cummiesl. Mary Elisabeth Lee. North Canaan: “GOOD-NIGHT” PAJ AMQS
N “C M8! 2—30 day: 71 fl ikf‘mll: lAnderson and Chloris“ NORM-AL Edith May Lincoln. .Norwaik; Ade- ~
'Ihe orwa Birth, ‘ Harrie .Williunlon. 7“"- ‘ . an ‘3 - line Theron. ‘ Longhi. Torrington: M practical
In!“ and dm‘ for a fifths. no: at years. '9 ‘hfiifi'fiflm" and Bout“ minim“ Vflonict Mushlin. Sher-v '10 y km: “a?“ Menu, for
’- ‘ er. ’ ' ’on: Lucy Anna. Lynch. ’Dnnbury; Jul. ears, are skillful] alhioned
r" 9 May F0110“: months. 1‘ M 1-1—Hnrold Hammond and Eleanor Six from Norwelk Will Get iet Thelma. Mathison. Stamford: Ma?” y from fine built.
9’. it?" S—Beniemin '1'. Eldred. 75 years. 11 7elui‘t. b Evangeline McDonald. Waterbury: silken m; are 88 carefully made as the m
’ 9-. amn- months. :0 days. u—cucord (homicy and Margaret Diplomas at Dan ury Christine Marie Mthny mnbury- mother demands and on.
my I “3“" ”Mb”- 5‘ 3““ sch""°"°"' . T ow Ethel Hex-1o Moehen. Stamford: Kath: use filmy attractive hm
9—Giroiano to Nichohs and Clare s—John Cocchie. 1 year. 10 months. xii—Robert Bread and Lena Fedw. . 0m 0 ”n Edna Millard. Litchneld; Mar- mm beauty and nice 11.]
Laccobelle. 11 days. 31"Th°°d°" Olsen and Laura. 3" geret Mary Moran. Danbury; Ethel
S—Roneld to Roy and Ruby Hill. s—Lewu Barnes, 80 years. def- DANBURY June 20 Feisty-seven Blanche Morris. Denbury: Frances , Prices $1 I9 and $1 9
5—1.0renzo to Frank and Rachel s—Juiia Hell. 90 years. 9 months. 21—Joseph Bette and Nettie For« young women, composing by far the Katherine Murphy, Stamford: Helen ab . 8.
Cappuccio.
3—John to John and Tea-is Pageno.
3—Ciara to Stephen and fl‘ophoneilo
Flore.
ii—Antonlo to Vito and Rose Licari.
i—Jeennette to Victor and Dorothy
Blsrt.
7—Jasper to Page and Anche Peru.
s—Giri to John and Mary Sullivan.
2—Peari to Michael and Easter Sau-
tek.
1—\iarjorie to George and Maud
Wragg
l—Louise to Richard and Helen Ab-
endroth. ,
iz—Robert to Gustave and Blanche
Courcier.
13—Myrtle to Frank and Eunice
Walner.
iz—Virginla to John and Frances
Moscarrello.
15—Norme to Joseph and Anna
Bamard.
11—Mergeret to Herofd end Margin
et Spates.
ill—Lois to Charles and Viola Hend-
rick.
17—John to John and Eleanor Har-
rington.
Iii—Robert to Robert and Mildred
Mclliwain.
17—James to William and Gladys
Plunltett.
ti—Lewis to Stephen and Anna Sar-
osi.
zz—Ruth to Harry and Ruin critic.
21—Frederick to William and Mary
Taylor.
zo—Wsrren to Axel and Anne Am-
undsen.
19—Dona1d to Walter and Harriet
Kiggins.
zs—Wliilsm to William and Julie
Edmunds.
Zi—Eugcne to Eugene and Charlotte
Raymond.
16—Jolm to Felix and Virginia Di-
1": lSLO
12'—John to Joseph and Mary Capos-
cello.
ds—Eex erly to Charles and Gladys
Kllppel.
26—Marian to Anna. Vanda (0. W.)
:i—Marie to Lawrence and Josephine
Battone.
to—E'seanor in William and Ideie
Clayton.
zi—Vera to 'Angeio and Theresa
Deiiua.
z—Muriei to Francis and Mary
George.
21—Mlldred to Louis and Marie Hel-
tent.
IG—Phyllis to Lloyd and Grace Scrib-
ner.
29—Patricia to John and Myrtle
O'Connor.
hit—Dorothy to Limeiu and Mary 11-
hage.
ail—Albert to Stephen and Maggie
Domonkos.
al—Ide to Jesse and Ida; Beucol.
March
{is—William to William and Kathe"
.9 days.
6—Hymenn Kutner.
months. 26 dove.
45 years. 5
d—Stephen Hornick. 18 years. 8
months. 29 days.
7—Oscer Squires. 46 years. (Bos-
ton).
7—Ellzebeth Harltins. 45 years.
7—Seth Shove. 51 years. 18 days.
s—LeGrand Greenwood. 17 years. 1
months. 25 days.
s-Merie Montgomery. 79 years. 8
months.
D-George Gregory.
months. 8 days.
9—Beby Sullivan. 1 day.
s—Livina Brown. 61 years. 10
months. 21 days.
10—Fredericle Fairchiid. 6'! years.
iO—Arthur Sherwood. 80 years... 0
monlis. 24 days.
10—Alida Dentou. 68 years. 1 month.
30 days.
11—Harriett Coley. 78 2
months. 29 daya
12—Gussie Nash. 45 years. 1 month.
16 days.
it—Edwerd F. O'Connor. 71 years. 3
months. 8 days.
13—Sarah Cogsweli. 88 years.
12—Phllip Arena. 5 years. 6 months.
12 days.
lz—Ira Hoyt. 68 years. 2 months. 20
days.
18—Johu Capoaselie. three hours.
15—Mary Barty. 61 years. 1 month.
21 days.
ill—Michael Fallon. I
months. 6 days.
16—Cetherine Hennessey.
10 months. 2 days.
lo—Richard Cutblii.
month. 15 days.
18—Liuie Ella. 62 years.
. 27 days.
ld—Emma Lambert.
months. 2 days.
19—Evanna Briscoe.
months. 27 days.
20—Baby Fetterolf. 1 hour.
20-John DiMogiio. 8 months.
days.
zz—Ethel Lecetes.
months. 5 days.
28—Josephine Barlow. 88 years.
days.
88—Frank Monehan.
months. 19 days.
24-Jemea Plunkett. 7 days.
Zi—Leroy Sleuson. 11 years.
months.
25—Mellisea.‘ Fillow.
months. 20 days.
27—Joseph Maikin. 48 years. 29 days.
28—Marin Battone. 10 hours.
63 years. a
years.
60 years.
71 years.
78 ' years. 1
8 months.
10
6 9 years.
53 “ll". 9
as
81 gears. 11
u
68 yes". 2
I
B
81 years. 8
29—Amelie Mauucco. 10 years. 28
days.
Marriages
May
a—Irving Grace en Beatrice 'Ol-
sen.
-—Hsrry Britto and Ruth Flatt.
Paul Mercer and Esther Hatha-
Way's
'5'!!!
zs—Ric‘inrd Sweeney. end Beatrice
Morelli.
26—Fredericlc Filsinger end Hilda.
Schneifer.
Zia—Adam' Noni».
Sentella.
and Giuseppine
lifted graduating class since before
the war. will receive diplomas of
graduation as teachers at the annual
commencement exercises of the Dan-
bury state Normal school to be held
in the school auditorium. tomorrow
afternoon at 2: 16 o 'ciock.
In addition to the presentation or
I LITTLE TALKS 0N THRIFTI
. By 8. w. STRAUS. '\
President American Society for
Thrift
ACA'l‘lON time is here. and for
the next two or three months
the question 0: how best to spend
this period of
rest and reo-
reetlon will an-
gross the at-
tention of mil-
lions of people
throughout the
country.
In the days
oi our fore—
fathers, vaca-
tions were 0:
small conse-
quence end
were looked
upon as a form
of indulgence
by the
chosen few. Time spent in ab-
solute idleness en‘money utilised
in more pleasure seeking were
frowned upon generally by serious
minded persons who regarded such
experiences as unjustifiable ex-
amples of idleness and waste.
But viewpoints change with
progress. We are living more
scientifically end with broader
vision in such matters now than
was the case titty years ago.
The vacation if rightfully made
use of.ris a form of thrift thorough-
ly in keeping with the righttul
standards of current life. But to
come within the scope of this defini-
tion. oue's vacation must be spent
either in complete rest or in the oc-
'cupetion of time in such a way as
'to be upbuiidins phylicelly and
mentally. Travel. if kept within
the bounds at one's finances. is a
splendid type of vacation because
it gives a change of endronment.
gets the mind away iron: the usual
routine and broadens oue's QM
tiouel equipment. 0n the other
hand. the man who takes his every-
day problems with him and keeps
his mind still riveted on the ques
tions that are before him during
the entire year cannot gain much
unseen}. manage. amt-9.09:. -
e. w. a‘rnaua
that could be enjoyed only
diplomas by Julian w. Curtis. of the
State Board of Education. the prin-
cfiai feature- of the afternoon will be
the commencement address by Miss
'Agneg Beppuer, of Philadelphia, the
noted essayist. These exercises will
complete the observation or com-
mencement at the school. the Class
Day festivities hnvln‘ been omitted by
vote of the class owing to the recent
death of John R. Perkins. principal
of the school. ‘
The program of the afternoon will
be as follows: '
Song by the.gradueting class
Almighty Lord . . . . . . Mascagni
Addrem. Min Agnes Reppiier
Song by the graduating class,
‘Waves on the Danube.
. . . . . . . . . . Ivanovici-Kron
Presentation of Diplomas
Julian W. Curtis. 02 the State
Board of Education .
Song. America
The candidates for diplomas repre-
sent almost a. score of different com-
munities in Fulrileld and Litchiield
county. Danbury claiming the larg-
est number. eighteen. with Stamford
second with ten. Six are from Nor-
ynik. and the others represent “’33-
terbury. Greenwich. Bedding. Ridge-
iield. Bethe]. Litchdeld. Monroe. Eas-
oooooo In
ten and other places. The list of
candidates follows:
Catherine Mary Accurso. Stem-
ford; Ruth Margaret Barnes. Dan-
bury: Ethel Fifelia Barrett. North
Canaan; Rebel Arvesta Bernhardt.
Roxbury: Ruth Lois Biackmen. Dan-
bury: Emher Bresev. Norwalk: Ruth
Esther Bristol. Sharon; Elizabeth
Parker Brodie. Bethel; Mary Helen
Brown. Litchfleid: Stella Theresa
Bruno. New Canaan; Helen Caroline
Budd. Weston: Frances Margaret
Burke. Stamford: Margaret Catherine
Burns. New Canaan; Grace Veronica
Cornell. Danbury; Laurette. Helen Cui-
has. Bethel; May Florence McDon-
ough Curtin. Dnnbury: Lina. “'inni-
fred DeAdamo. Denbury; Helen
Louise Donovan. Stamford; Jennie
Rosanne Doyle. Litchiield: Marjorie
Dufault. Norwellt: Tina Fnrioly. Dan-
bury; hiery Irene Gallagher. Stam-
ford: Katherine Dorothy Garry,
Stamfond:‘A1ice Margaret German.
Bethel: Kathleen Agnes Green. Dan-
bury; Mary Conailia Hannah. Dan-
bury; Florence Anna Hayes. Stam-
ford: Mary Josephine Howley. Dan-
bury:_ Julia Catherine Hruskovic.
Greenwich; Myra Lillian Jennings.
Kent; Anna. Agnes Keene. Dnnbury:
Katherine Cecelia Keehsrr. Westport;
Madeline Genevieve Kilcoyne. Dan-
Mer- Nlland. Dnnbury: Alice Wilhel-
ina Olson. Danbury: Elizabeth Ma-
e O'Shea. Ridgefield: Winnifred
Elizabeth Platt. Redding: Ada. May
Prescott. Norwalit: Elizabeth Alice
Reilly. Waterbury: Charlotte Mary
Robinson. Roxbury: Agnes Catherine
Roche. Danbury: Anna Esther Ryan.
Bethei; Annie Loretta Scanion. New-
town: Elizabeth Agnes Smith. Northl
Canaan; Grace Elizabeth Smith. Mon-
roe': Jennie M. Spamno. Greenwich:
Catherine Eileen Sweeney. North
Canaan: Amy Morris Weed. For-walk:
Laura Josephine Woodhull. Stam-
ford: Mar t YemniskyrEaston.
Miss Mildred Ache Doran and Miss
Margaret Mary Hickey. of Water-
bury. are candidates for certificates.
of much suffering. It is a big
there is a method of correction
is always hope for the sufferer
i
pressure on surround" areas.
l.
HOPE FOR SUFFERERS FROM
.DISFIGURING GOITRE
Thcmostdrcadcdailmentewoman facesisgoitre. It
is.s-ere.indeed. that itismtdisfiguring,eswellesthe cause
that such muttering is rarely necessary. for in chiropractic
caseeRercase. ltworksmeperfectlynaturalweythatis
different from any other form of trcament. It succeeds
whcrooohermethodsfeilmitgetssttheceuseend
moves“. thrcthereisaoompctent chiropractorthere
By chiropractic spinal adjustments normal transmission
of life mnpulses ores- nee-re nice to the affected region is
restored. By preemro on the none there is irritation and
overstimulauon. by remving that presure there is normal
action absorbing the over-growth and reducing the swollen
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