Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

| Lle Ol UT QuleLuH strap OH TOT GdT- rity, who has bad form of insomnia.
 l, Frank Kinney, give my two soft pompadours to the junior girls for | pillow filling. Dr Blank win do the clipping with his new patented horse clipping machine.
 | l, Mary McDermott, leave my Quaker oats" smile to Florence Stage. I always sympathized with sober people, hence the bequest. l. Layette Meyers, leave my broth CT to next years football team, pro- vided they promise not to injure | him. l do not care so much for my self as for another, who said to me: Oh, if he ever was hurted, what would I do without an oak to lean on?"
 l, Edna Moody, give Petijean a bottle of Tanners tannerine, which I have always used as a substitute | for sunburn.
 l, Hattie Neubert, leave q loaf of good German Bumernickel to Mary Rodgers. This bread goes fine with limburger and strong coffee, and is "gerade vie in Deutschland. l, Jennie O'Hara, have promised to see that Miss Meyers brothers physical needs are attended to, so sure is she that he shall be injured. 1, Annie Mum, leave my love, French love, stories to Miss Trott of the junior class.
 I, William Phelan, have decided to allow Fay to take my place as a constant attendant at police court after May 25, It's good practice for an aspiring lawyer. I, Charles Pierpont, bequeath to Joseph Henderson of the junior class a box of Fry's cocoa for weak people. I always use it and I grow stronger and feel better than for merly I, Harry Platt, give Wellington my certificate of citizenship which I received when I became 21. l, Bessie Richardson, leave my ability as poet to Miss Woodcock of Crosby High. I am filled with a divine inspiration and I understand the language of the birds and flowers. l, Ethel Rowley, give to Miss Schroeder of the sophomore class my personal secret of how to have per feet marks in stenography. We, Edward Rechburger and Carl Shepard, give to Daniel Ryan of the 1909 class barrel of Heinze's extra sour acid brine pickles. This ought to stop his fooling and childishness. l, Paul Schwenke, give my smile and curly head to Miss TrotI of the junior class.
 I, Dennis Sullivan, think Miss Hughes can show my merry ways and rosy cheeks to the best advantage. I, Myrtle Schroeder, leave my lik- ing for German love stories to Rob- ert Pretat of the Crosby High school. They are so fascinating that I am sure Robert will become interested also.
 l, Lucy Shanahan, who once un- sciously said "I think Loomis is fine," give my fine alto yoice to Will liam and wish him the best of suc- cess in his new field.
 l, Leon Storz, do beQueath to Harry Jones of the junior class a bottle of extra strong Hartshorn. If this is rubbed on lazy joints the pa- tient is sure to jump and dance. for get his laziness, and make the whole family feel merry.
 I, Katherine Sweeney, leave Her bert Rowland jumping 'ope to train him to become as good an ath- lete as he thinks himself to be.
 We, Bernice Talmage and Edna Watkins, leave our places as tallest girls and best stenographers to Miss Malone of the junior class.
 I, Finton Tehan, give Michael But Ter bushel of Dickinson's wbolo oats, steam cooked, granuIated and pre-digested. The only sure cure for charley-horse.
 l, Harry Wilson. bequeath to Stan ley Hackett bottle of peroxide to color hair as blonde as mine.
 l, Maurice Wrenn, by leaving Cas- tie of the junior class box of Bohls frankfurters and a glass of mustard, offer said person an exceptional op- portunity 10 become an all-hot ven- der.
 I, Edith Van Alstyne. do promise to give Robert Pretat of Crosby high first class plate of pea soup; fiavog- ed with cabbage leaves and sweeten- ed with sugar.
 We, the class of 1908, leave our love and gratitude to all our teachers and hope to see our alma mater in- crease and prosper as the years go by.
 As a slight mark of appreciation we leave as souvenir to ;he school three pictures entitled Concord Bridge. Poets Corner n Westmin- ster Abbey" and "StFatford-on- Avon" State of Connecticut. County of New
 Haven; ss: Waterbury. June 1T. '0s.
 We, BENJAMIN ERIK.
 EDWARD WINTERS,
 JOHN BURNS, The attesting witnesses 10 the with in and foregoing will of ;he members Of the Crosby High School Gradu- ating class of 1908. being duly sworn. do depOse and ssy. that wa witnessed the said written will of the within named testators and testa- trixes. and subscribed 10 Ihe same in their presence. and in the presence of ! each other. that the same ;estators and testatrixes at the time of the 1 execution Of the said will appeared to be of full lawful age. sound mind and declared the same To be their last will and testament in our pres ence. and that this affidavit is made out al the request of said iestators and testatFixes.
 BENJAMIN ERIK.
 EDWARD WINTERS.
 JOHN BURNS.