high school Lwill «A
ted in the Norwnlk.
‘ALLthis your. A Over sixty
nt‘ program. including
VV talks, was given Thurs-
h, 1 has just organized
' nd ii is expected that
u om 0: birds and their
A A only blossom torth
3M oils in this" school. All
‘beiug‘modo to bring nature
room in the Board at...
As rewarded a. star for sins.
It now has a. membership
MARVIN SCHOLOIl.
Marvin school has not,
11601 baseball team "for
hooi games. there have boon
or of inter-class games at the
Dundee tour, five and six
‘sonized teams.
Audubon Association has a.
hip oi about 175 in Mal-Vin
Besides watching the birds.
pile of the school have been
”records oi: the wild flowers
AD RIVER. SCHOOL.
school wore
d. pleasant treat Thursday when
‘ m McCarthy visitéd the
weekly assembly was‘ held
new:
3: “America. the Beautiful "
‘sding: "Listen to Your Mother. "
orning with the following
itdtion: "The Little Plant "
Derragh“
lug: ’ “A Search for a. Little
LL Vanolo: Robert Allen. A
' “The Big Bite." Dorothy
"A Lesson from the
sliding: “Advice to a Doll, " Dar;
Spangled Banner."
Solute.
V V‘PIJTNAM SCHOOL.
“corssls have been started on
g pageant to be given un-
direction at Miss Gl'sdys
n in June. Work by the
is being prepared tor exhibi-
Lhc school visiting days.
ittlo has been done along L
no: at Putnam. As the
only the 10wer grades.
material for baseball and
Anna. its voles/ed the orchids
march for the weekly ouombl
hold Thurdssy morning at Center
'ochool. Norms. Mao’Loan nloyod
Whitman's ‘flrusmorei" on the ”ore-
iudo. The program was an ohsrg‘o oi ‘ '
Boom 1m: LwhiAoli Miss Souls. Poi.
look is the teo'cher.
won as follows:
1-1de “The Battle Vl-IymVn o: the
Republic." ‘ AA _
Bible radius. Mm Welter o.
Hoax. ‘_ '
Introduction, Mr. Moss. j A
Talk. Miss Wilson.
Selection: (’l‘heso ware proceeded
by a. talk on the author and tho so-
Alootion by Miss Wilson boioro reed ‘ ‘
by the children).
The plasmid ,‘
Richard Le Galli‘ennc. "I Mount
to Do My Work Today." Roberta
Becker. A
. Joyce Khmer. i‘idh‘otor." Veto. Est-
quello. A
Joyce Khmer. "House With No-
A-body In It," Vern Esiquollo...
V Vilhiolmur Stoisnson and Violet
Irwin, “Kali,” Vivian White.
Arthur Gutter-man. ‘A'Lesond or the
Sheldon Wimni-x
First Com-il-el.’
helmer. A
Arthur Gultermsn‘. A"Why Tigers
Can't Climb," George Chumborland.
‘A‘Sunshine." song by tour girls.AA
John Masefield. "Martin HAD/do tho
King's Messenger. " Amelia. Murphy.
Hilda Conkling, "Volyets." Bur-
bora entsohior. 'L‘
Bert esion Taylor. “LDo It) Got
Me?" Joe Tooney.
Airrod Noyess “Go Doivn to Row
in Lilac Time.’ Verna. Pollard.
Salute to the Flag.
Star Spangled Banner. w
Jack Martin. president of the
Current History Topic Club presided
over the meeting held Friday, May
8.» Ida read you interesting attiole on
"The First Ladies of the nd.”‘Fol
lowing the rsadlngths acting was
turned 'or’er to Roberta. Becker.
Roberta spoke, on Joseph Coiliwx.
who is considered one at Frane‘s
foremost finance experts. Verna. Poi-
lard gave an interesting talk on
"Charles M. Schwab's War Profits!
Margaret Worthy spoke on 'A‘PertA ot
the Coolidge Economy Plan” Mar-
ion Ledebur gave sonic interesting
facts about nrokiibtidn. .
The meeting ended with ‘o. debate
on "Resolved. That the 0mm... oi
the School should no floored}! -‘
The regular meeting or the Saliniu
hail club was held Mdndsy. May 11.
Vice president Mm... presided at
the meeting. The girls oi the club
Were in chemo ot the program
which was as toilowis: A
“Origin 0! May, Evelyn Bows.
“‘Memorial Day." Lucy Monitor!
"Anemone." Justine Murray. A A.
"Joan of Arc," Catherine (ill-sols.
”Hartford." Elinor Ericson. ‘ '
“When Earth's Last Picture Is
Painted. " Catherine Sanford. vi
"Don—A Germ! L" Chi-oi Wing.
“Paul Revere s Ride." Doris Bou-
ton. ,
“ltlonth or may." Helen Boos.
rMark Twain," Nathalie Giiclfs
"Try Again," Maris Klonsch.
"One Way Vio Glory."
Bray. ‘ V
"Connecticut," Norma. MaoLesn.
Center School will be well reprc- ‘3
sented in High School next y
Horriet LV A
lm iidge‘, iothcnoi‘ the presidoL
on his turn st Plymouth Notch, Vt. despite
Mulch” opposite to boys enmrotsd his eon A
o‘ him ‘ohows him greeting little swans Alon rd 0,
Those lonving CenterLthis 3...... to
so to High School are;
VsnA Doren Anpcrson. lie on on.
kOLVick. Harvey Brotherton, Milton
Cable.
Decker. Dorothea. A AADllflY. Ellen
Gonunrio. Helen Godfrey,
Goodyear. Dominic Greco.
oldi, John Grylr. William Holloron.
Lynn Harding. Mat-y Kin-vac. Eliza.-
both Hurley. Celeste Kenna. Doro.
thy Kirkland. r
Irons Large. Louise hinges. Educ.
Moses. Edna Masterson. A
Moat-op Mildr d Murphy
Forks Clzsfiio to
Read ' 5
Helen Rogonski. Irene Bass.
George Sohrsycr. Mary Silk. Marion
Welter. The above are members or
this 9A Commercial Class; : “
Aorisouted in high school by Ernest
ton. Herbert laminar-ton. 2
Henry Buooinrllk Oliver Burk.
Follenboum“ Adel A
word Kline. Esther Linehah. .A
Joe oh As Lyons; John McCor-
' brine MoHenryys
Kathryn
3’. Michael Toocl. 'Mn
Li‘ott, Margaret Bollard, Mary Bids-1A
MaVViconn'
Dorothy Griffith. Margaret Grim-
The 9A College cidss will has ro-
Albin. William Anon. Nathan 43": “
Hitohdoomnd- _
George . L
Charles Po usoiiny. Kdtherln‘og
Jack Cnhill. Anna CaLLshon, ALLewis A‘;
Club onjoye
panic Tuesdoy
criticism sells 0 Lths am will last L,
any. and they on Equally our that A
Sister Thorése ‘o chromite nun or;
no liquor is being muuglod nto
W New York 'orone‘" 0 through New
' d N ‘
nroiessionsl booksLL
d to the tonohoroil li- A
b
. Mass. May 18 «~11:th
problem oi harnessing the
son tosssist in the
an appeal-sic have been
Antwfltonorstion L of. elec-
hsatins. lighting and
industrial units by util-
ugh the operation of p.
the tremendous
o: the tides, is now
llshed Lat East sougus.
o so: made this has.
_ . Knowlton, friend of
Steinmetz.
born in BooklonLLfi
He began on
hydraulicsA 20
do sin
installed 11me connected with
elaborate electric lighting system.
when it was speedily learned that
the tremendous power developed.
Alt was then discovorod that one o! A
L the giant hosts, weighted with {00;
ions or granite boulders. had been
weakened to the extent that dissa-
tcr was threatened. It was decided
to strengthen all the mechanism or
the experiments! station before at-
tempting to again produce electric
light. host. and power. ‘
who lnyentor ssys he might has
new disaster he. not shelled ale
most unlimited power possessed joy
the tidal waters when properly
stored and utilised through the
“operation in. speciolly dedigned
hydruuiiii motor.
Knowlton's 'hydraullo to air
metros use of the litting power '0: A
wetter, one cubic (not or salt wn r
' being able to lift. 64 pounds. 'L‘I‘ho
mechanical ides luv vo‘d is
ton. tot-cod by
L V ‘Knowlton‘ moth
A brie! bio
known so "The Lit;
us."V' is now among
Lislsux..Fron‘
tie Flower
the datum. _' A
She ms sanctified yesterday at s A V'
niotureu‘que
this possible resumption
"mean the
ad the ov‘ornr‘uent of Italy.
. A A ”The rot
baldi made
L ‘ the mus
devoted to pray
unltnown Two incidents n so
and her reunification yesterday.
one too
“nby. devote
montdl and spiritddi lite.
FLAT CREPE KIMONOS new styles trimmed with no.
ruliiles, moieties, bonds and tsssolsAA-A—roso, bin; and tests.
L es-eosessions...such-solsroonols 2.94Vt0 “
SERPIQNTINE CREPE VKIMQNOS with self and contras'
' ‘d Itonydew . $1 8 Valid $2.9:
it she wrote. a simple n‘nd L
As. low do.” her
her- say
her L'pioturo LithL
A (lot
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