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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
News in General.

H. w. Hale OF New Haven spent
Sunday here.
A. d. Lathrop. and his daughter OF
New York were in Norwich Town over
Sunday.
Aster a short stay with relatives IN
town, Samuel Gillett has returned tc
Dayville.
Augustus Smith Of New York was in
town Friday calling on his aunt, Mrs
Capt. Potter.
Mrs. John Cornell OF West Town
street is improving after a severe at
tack Of grip.
lane went to Providence on Saturday
for a short stay
J. H. Albertson OF washington
Heights, New York. spent Sunday Wit
z. c. Gay Of Town street.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos d. Eccleston Of
No Otrobando avenue have returned
from a trip to Rhode Island
Miss Helen Ewing of Elm avenue
left on Saturday to spend her vaca-
ton with her mother In Boston
J. Clement Bushnell. principal Of the
Pennington school. is at his father
on Scotland road for the Easter vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Nancy vergason Of wfshtmar
avenue, who has been visiting rela-
tives In New London, has returned t.
her home.
Miss Natalie F. Allen Of Town stree
Is In New Haven for two weeks visi
with her aunt, Mrs. II. W. Hale, o.
Winthrop avenue.
Mrs. Della NJ. Clifford. who has beer
spending some time IN New York, ha:
returned and reopened her house OF
New London turnpike.
Miss Edith Staadish of Colchester
who has been spending two weeks witt
her aunt, Mrs. George Beebe, Of Scot
land road, has returned home.
I'aniel B. Vergason of Vergasou HI
has sold his farm, which has long beer
known as the Isaac Vergason home
stead, to Benjamin Palmer of Greene
vile.
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KETCHELL LOOKS LIKE
THE COMING HEAVYWEIGHT
In Fight With Philadelphia Jack
Comes Back Strong After Taking
Heavy Punishment.

The victory of Stanley Ketchel over
Jack O'Brien Will go down in ring his
tory as one of the biggest Dugilistic
sensations of 1909.
O'Brien showed up cleaner-cut than
Ketchel when thep stepped into the
ring. It looked as II Stanley was
somewhat finely drawn. out he soon
showed that he was In proper trim.
The punishment he withstood later on
established the fact clearly.
O'Brien made no new friends through
his ring tactics. He added TO his foes
through his repeated clinching and
hugging, and mt times the booing was
vociferous.
Stanley deserves a double credit for
mis- brilliantly won victory.
Ketchel proved by this remarkable
exhibition Of bulldog courage and pug
pacity that he is one Of the greatest
fighters the world has ever seen. He
never lost heart in the face OF the
Eruelling punishment he received, but
kept on forcing the fight until he got
over the punches he had been trying
from the outset to land. 1t was the
worst beating that O'Brien ever re-
celved, and Ketchel was a real hero
when he walked away In triumph to
his dressing room.
It was a corking fight and every one
went away with the impression that
Ketctel one of these days will be the
champion heavyweight Of the world.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
JUNIOR ATHLETICS.
Stiekers Win Broad Jump - Outlaws
First in Basketball.

In the running broad jump for the
Junior A division at the Y. M. e. A
gym. the Stickers won out on Satur-
day morning by 10 points, and now lead
in the athletic series by nearly 100
points.
IS; Benjamin. 11.S, 20; Lord 14.2, 100;
W. shaw. 11.s. IS; Prentice. s.S' 46;
Pirates-A. Shaw, 11.s, 10; stanley,
10.4, 81; HOFFMAN. II, 81: Storms, 1871
81: Tarbox. 10, so; total 3l7.
Winged Elephants = Forsberg. Ills,
65; Coyle, IL. "A; j. Young, 10, 90;
Collins. =. 4S; A Young. I'LL 90;
outlaws-Ellis, 1910, 60: Jackson,
II, 62; Robinson, 95, 40; Walker. 10,
so; Palmer, 11.3, IS; total ESQ.
individuals - Feltcorn, Ill, 90;
Hitchon. 1O.4, 81.
Team standing on total points:
Stickers 1905, Pirates 1921, Winged
Elephants 1891, Outlaws 9Ss.
Two Basketball Games.
These teams also met in basketball
the Outlaws holding their lead in the
standing by defeating the Winged
Elephants, 10 TO 10. and the Stickers
Summary:
Outlaws-Forwards, Ellis and Palm
er; center, Walker; guards. Jackson
and Robinson.
Winged Acknowledgements Col
Inns and Coyle; center, A. Young;
guards, Forsberg and J. Young.
Field goals, Ellis 5, Jackson 2.
Walker /. Robinson 1, Coyle 3, r.
Young 2, F'orsberg / foul goals, Robin
son I. F'orsberg /; score, 10 to 10 in
favor of the Outlaws.
Stickers - Forwards, Benjamin and
w Shaw; center, Revell: guards,
Prentice and Lord
Pirates-F Tarbox and
Stanley; center, A. Shaw; guards,
Storms ana Hoffman.
Field goals. Revell g. Benjamin 2,
Prentice 2, Lord 2, A. Shaw /, Storms
1. Hoffman /; score, % to in favor
Of the Stickers.
Team ! Wins 3 Division Shield.
Junior division has finished it's
basketball series. with Team / winning
the shield. The final standing: Team
/, won Z, lost 8: Team III, won 5, lost
5; Team II, Won 3, lost Z.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
SATURDAY MARKETS.
Whole List Algher--Most Active Trad
ing for Several Weeks.

New York, March 27-lO.1o a. NJ
Stocks showed small fractional gains
in the opening prices, and there was a
moderate degree Of activity. Toledo, 81.
Louis and Western / 2-8, and Balti-
more and Ohio 1 "a.
IL a. NAN upward movement be-
gan, IN which only a few Of the i'm
portaut stocks benefited much the
buying being most noteworthy among
the minor stocks. Top prices were NOT
held throughout the hour the room
traders taking profits freely I'm the ac-
tive section. Pacific Coast gained 8
points, American Beet Sugar preferred
2 IA, the common /, Consolidated Gas
and Chicago and Alton preferred 2,
and various stocks or more. Hooking
Coal Pan off s-s and Republic Steel
l.
Closing.-The market closed very
animated and buoyant. The upwa "a
movement gathered forces and br<adth
and carried the whole list higher In
the most active trading for several
weeks. The industrials kept a. pro1ni-
nent position. Consolidated Gas rising
T. Aanalgamated Copper Q 3-S and New
York AR Brake and WESTINGHOUSE
Electric la.
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NOTES OF SPORT.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 27.--The
University of Pennsylvania socker
football team defeated Yale here today
by the score of to 1.
From a field of SO starters William
Rosett of the Pastime A. c. OF New
York won the Yonkers- New- York anna
teur Marathon race Saturday afternoon
in the slow time of 3.12.11.
Ithaca, N. Y, March 27.--The first
socker football game OF the season for
Cornell resulted in a victory for CO.
lum today by the score of 4 to 0. The
snow.
Record time was made in the 10 s-5
miles road race which was run OF at
Rye-on- the-Sound Saturday. Thomas
Morrissey. unattached, winner OF last
years Boston Marathon race, finished
first in / hour. 20 minutes, 80 seconds.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29

Oysters measured out. fresh ever
day Our oysters are worth gettinl
Quality and price always right, at Al
nold's. 81 Front St. Putnam. CT
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29

tonight for return game with the
team that beat them by half point a
short time ago. The former game was
one of the hottest seen in the borough
and the coming one will contain no
dull moments for either players or
spectators, it is sure. The Open House
has just tied the tin, can on a New
London bunch that thought they had
something in the speed line in the has
ket shooting game. and feels confident
of doing the same trick in Jewett City,
although the game Is planned under
professional rules there. A good sized
party Of rooters Is expected to accom-
pany the Open House team. The line
ups win be:
y Jewett City-LHeureux and Both
well, forwards; Bottomley, center;
Gingras and Sweet, guards.
Open House,: Frisbie and Brown,
forwards: Leavenworth, center; Drake
and Christman, guards.
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Baseball Results SATURDAY.

At Chapel Hill, N. c.: Trinity 6. Am
herst /.
At Princeton, ". j.: Princeton s
Urslnus 2.
AT Philadelphia: University of Penn
sylvania II. New York University 5.
At Annapolisi Annapolis IL, Gallau-
det 1.
At New orleansi Cleveland (Ameri-
CAM 5, New Orleans (Southern) 4.
At Atlanta: Cincinnati (Nationai) s
Atlanta (Southernl 2.
AT Philadelphia: University of Penn
sylvania RI, New York university 8.
At Mobile: Phf1adelphia (Amsrican)
8, Mobile (Southern) 1.
At Augusta, Ca; Boston (NationaD
3, Newark (Eastern) o.
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N. r. A. INDEPENDENTS
WIN BY FOUL GOAL.
Seoatchios Of New London Beaten in
Rough Basketball, 10 to II.

By a goal thrown from the foul line
by Gallivan in the last minute of play
the n. =. A Independents Of this city
won from the Segatehies OF New Lon
don in basketball Saturday night IN
the New London z. NJ. c. A. GYM
nasium. The score was IS to IT.
The game was full Of rough work
and science was east 70 the winds at
times. Each team had its half in which
It did the best work, the SCRATCHES
showing strong IN the first period,
when they made the score Is to in
their favor.
The Independents came on with a
do-or-die spirit in the second half and
IL was the do part of the slogan that
came true. They rushed the pace with
nerceness. tied the score, and finally
scored the winning point. The line
UPS:
Sesatchies-Besselevre If, Beckwith
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pueLSnin Matters.

A meeting OF the Eastern Connecti-
cut Duckpin league, called for Satur-
day evening IN this city, was postponed
for week to accommodate q Westerly
team that was to play in New London
Saturday night. Although the meeting
was postponed for their benefit, the
westerly etam failed to show UP IN
New London. The meeting next Sat
urday will be at IT'S p. m at the Rose
alleys in this city.
The schedule fer tonight calls for
Norwich No. 1 to play Westerly No. 1
at Norwich, Norwich Warriors to play
New London No. at New London. and
westerly No. 2 to play New London
No. l at westerly.
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NORWICH TOWN.
Sunday Serviees-otrcbando Road
Measured and Numbered - Miss
Cough Joins Sisters of Merey-sheI-
terina Arms Service.

Rev. G. H. Ewing preached at the
day morning from Matt. $40, -Thy
will be done in earth as it is in hesv-
en-" No man can pray that prayer
with all his heart without being In the
depths of his soul a Christian. The
history of the whole hunian race is q
parchment on which God has been
writing his will and man has been
own will.
If any man could be justified in seek
ing his own will we should say that
man was Jesus Of Nazareth. Yet his
own will played no part in his work.
He made the viii Of God the ruling
principle OF his life. He recognized Il
as the source Of all his strength. and
he knew that the will Of God extended
to the smallest things Of daily life.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
3. G. s. Wins First Game-Catbirds
Lost to Giant Jr.'s.

The Broadway grammar school team
played its first game Of the season on
Saturday, winning from the Jail Hills,
3 to s, in hotly contested game. The
winning run was made in the ninth
inning. In the first inning by the un-
steadinness of the B. G. S. the Jail
Hills were able to get comfortable
lead, but after the fifth inning they
were only able to tally once. The 3.
G. S. steadily erawled up on their op-
ponents and In the ninth inning by a
series Of hit won out.
Junior Giants II, Cathirds 10.
The Catbirds were defeated by the
Junior Giants in an eleven inning
game, II to 10. The battery for the
Giants was Freeman and Weinert: for
the Catbirds, Vetter and Sakoski. H.
young made a fine double play. Wei
merit did good catching. The Catbirds
were ahead till the 9Th inning. The
score was tiedtinrhe ninth.
The Young Potatoes.
The Young Potatoes Hard to DIG
went over to play the Preston Citys
and they did not show up. Our lineup
is as follows: G. Ryan C, L. Sullivan
p, w. Mcknight Id, 3. Ryan %, ].
Riordan IS. f. Rineau 81, J. Burke If,
J. Moran CT, r. Moran CT We wish to
challenge any team under IL years.
Send all challenges to Leonard SuIli-
van, 10 Beech street.
Open House VS.. Jewett City.
Capt. Arthur Brooks takes his Omen
House basketball team to Iewett CITY
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29

ception In St Brfdget's convent. Miss
Mary Cough with six others received
the white veil Miss Cough took the
name in religion OF Sister Luke, joining
the Sisters OF Mercy. Relatives OF the
young novice were present. She is the
first from Sacred Heart parish 10 en-
ter the convent. Miss Cough secured
scholarship for art at the Norwich
Academy Art school She was also
graduate of the Boston Art school.
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MONEY.

New York, March 37.-Money on call
normal; no loans: time loans dull and
easy; sixty days 2 1-2 per cent; nine
ty days 2 IL 60 3 per cent; six
months 5 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 3 I2 TO per cent; sterling ex-
change easy at $4.S6.25 6$4.S6.35 for
sixty day bills. and at $4.ST.S5@S487.9 80
for demand; commercial bills 1850
s4.s6 is; bar silver so SIS; Mexican
dollars A.
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AZ the M. Z. Church.

At the Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday morning Rev. jerome Greer
preached from Phil. 1-21, For me to
live is Christ and to die is gain"
Christians should live for Christ.
Paups ideal of service is high. but not
too high for the worlds need Of SER
vice. Death Is gain 40 him who serves
Christ.
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Epworth Lsaaue Entsrtain..

The Epworth league of the Meth
odist Episcopal church gave an enter
Vergason on Plain Hill last week
Forty-four were present. A play
Yankee Doodle Kitchen" was given
the following taking part: Mrs. Yer
gason. Elsie and Annie Vergason, the
Misses Annie and Theodore Brown
Harry and Nellie Hughes. Cake and
coffee were served. Homemade candy
WAS for sale
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IF, Stanner, vanLiew c, Arnold re,
Mcdonald lg.
N f. A. Independents-Sul If,
Gallivan IF. Donohue c. Storrs lg,
LeayenWorth. rg.
Score-N. F. A. Independents IS, Sc
CATCHES II. Field goals, Besselieyre,
Beckwith 5, Arnold. Sullivan, Gallivan
4, Donohue, Storrs. From fouls. BESSIE
nevre 3, Gallivan 4. Referee, Will
liams. Scorer, Troland. Time 20-min-
ute halves,
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COTTON.

New York, March 27.-Cotton futures
closed very steady Closing bids:
March 947, April $40, May s.42, June
$50, July 9.s1, August 9.27, September
9.21, October s.21, November and De-
cember 9.17. January ga. Spot closed
quiet, points higher; middling up
lands. 9.75; middling gulf, 1000; no
sales.
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Baseball Results sudax.

At Memphis: Chicago Nationals 2.
Memphis Southerns ].
At New Orleans: Cleveland Amrei-
cans 8, New Orleans Southerns 0.
At Fort Worth: New York Ma
tionaIs 6, Fort Worth (Texas league)
2.
At San Antonio; Detroit Americans
II, San Antonio 4.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
Rev. c. A. Northrop at sheItering
Arms

The service at the Sheltering Arms
on Sunday afternoon was in charge OF
Rev. c. A. Northrop. assisted BY Misses
Carpenter, pianist. Miss Clifford, sOpra-
no, and Miss Thomas. alto, Of the Sec
ond Congregational church. Mr.. Nor
throp spoke of Paul's conception Of the
power OF the resurrection and the sat-
isfacti0n of exchanging all for the prize
Of the high calling of God in Christ
Jesus. A soprano solo. Jesus, and
Shall 1t Ever Be-" and an alto solo,
Hold Thou My Hand" we're sung
giving pleasure to all.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29

On Saturday Constable David r.
Kinney and Noyes D. Chase numbered
and measured the street known as Or
robanda road. Il Is one and x-tenths
miles in length. The frst house, No. 2,
Is that of n. D. Chase, the last, No. 32s
that of A. r. Manning. Today (Mon-
day. the signs Otrobando avenue viii
be placed in position by Constable KIN
ney.
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INSURANCE.
i'll. LATHROp & SONS

continue to issue insurance on Mer.
camille. Dwellings and Farm Property
IA the strongest companies at low rates.
Give us a call before placing your
business elsewhere.
% shetuckst Street, Norwich, Conn.
mar1daw
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Young and Harris Winners.

Dan Young was high single roller at
the Rose alleys Saturday night, getting
string of 122, which COPIED the prize
for the day, and Capt Julian Harris Of
the Warriors carried off the three
string trophy with q bunch Of 331.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29
AUTOMOBILE STATION,
BOTHER
LosT-AN OPPORTUNITY.

II you don't come now for q pair OF
shoes. A brand new stock OF ladies'
gents and ehildren's shoes to choose
from. II. Franklin. West Main st.
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Moerath Tied for Pool Championship.

WcOrath IIeu TOT FooI ChampIorshIp
John J. McGrath, the Norwich repre-
sentative in the state pool tourney at
Waterbury. is now tied for first place
with st. Pierre of Torrington. They
play off the tie Tuesday evening. Lake
of Waterbury wins third place. St
Pierre beat McGrath when they met in
the tourney game.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-29

SFHE SoUR-MINUTE RECORD.
Come in end hear IT. It's something
great.
Geo. r. YeomanA, 22M Lafayette 90.
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WlLLIMARTIC FIRMS
BALTIC FIRMS

SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING.
Go to II. A. Fontaine to have your
shoes and harness repaired. First class
work at the lowest price. II. A. Fon-
tame, Baltic Conn.
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FOR SALE.

Slabs ;1.OO load. Norwich Wood
Yard. rear Bulletin Bldg. Franklin St.
Tel. 5o4.
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Two new business wagons. also two
new dump carts, a secondhand top car
riage and a secondhand top phaetOn.
Painting and repairing specially. Tel
ephone 572. Geo. w. Harris. 564 West
Main st.
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HORsEsHoEING AND WAGON
REPAIRING

Arthur Roy. Baltic. Conn. Expert
horseshoeing end wagon repairing.
Our motto Is. Best work at right
prices" Try us. we are sure to please
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COAL AND WOOD.

The Park Wood Yard. Franklin Street.
Wood and Coal in any quantity deliv-
oil ed to all parts Of the city at reason
able prices. Wm. nee. Tel 500.
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CORRESPONDING AND WAGON

c. F. Bourgeois, Baltic. Conn. We
make q study of shooting horses thaa
will satisfy. Years OF experience has
made Ms experts. Wagon repairing ~
right prices.
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Miss Mary Cough Enters the Convent.
Rev. c. T. Mccain went to Aferi-
den Saturday to be present at a re-
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CONTRACTOR AND JoBBINo
F. z. Beckwith. 80 West Main Street
Contractor and Builder. Jobbing work
OF ell kinds promptly attended to.
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HoRsEkHoEIrG

p. J. white. is Bath Street Hsrss-
shoeing in all its branches. Careful
attention on our part insures your pat
ronAge. Once a customer. always n
customer.
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EIaH--FISH.

Fresh shore paddock. market cod,
steak cod; also fine line &C all other
kinds of fish at the Norwich Fish Mar
ket; telephone-S71.
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PUTNAM FIRMS
HAIR DRESSER

D. F. X McEvoy. 81 Main Street
Ladies'. Gents and Children's HaiT
Dresser and practical wig maker.
Hair worker in all its branches. wigs
for sale and 70 rent
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Junior Giants II, Cathirds 10.

Open House VS.. Jewett City.
Capt. Arthur Brooks takes. his Open
House basketball team to Jewett City
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DANIELSON FIRMS

@. w. NASH,
The Music Man. Bank Buiidings
Have you heard my new Two Step.
The Belle OF COnnecticutr' II not.
come in and have II piayed for you.
Price Ice.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS
CARD a wRTGuT

Huber d. Card and r. Walden wright
Civil Engineering ana Land Surveying.
New Bradley Block. Elm Street
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oysters arc row coming fine and We
handle nothing but the best that we
open ourselves: also n full line OF hah.
CLANS and uuahaugs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-26
Especial from United Press.)


 Baltimore, June 26.-The exact text of the unsent letter to Winnie Brad comb, written by Eastman and dis covered on his body. was made public at noon to-day by the Baltimore police The letters tells Eastman's story of the tragedy. According to Eastman, the murder occurred in the bungalow. There were six present, two men and two women from Annapolis, besides Eastman and Mrs. woodill. The latter f1irted with the escort of one of the Annapolis women. says Eastman, and was lying on a bed with him when the jealous woman hit them both on the head with a champagne bottle. The exact text of the letters follows: 'sVinnie:-
 Take this money and go at once to McDaniels, Talbot County. Md. and claim my body and all my property. The property consists of 22 acres of land and a bungalow. There is also a motor boat. Have a sale and convert the whole thing into cash I don't owe a cent, excepting for the paint and pump, etc. which Shanahan and Wrighton, of Easton. will be glad to get back. as it is not broken, just as it was shipped.
 Little girl, I had no hand in the tragedy. Was there and removed the evidence after the other two couples
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-26
THE FARMER: JUNE 26, 1909

the highest being sixth. The excel lent records made in this school, where the teachers are required to instruct pupils in the requirement of the Eng fish language as well as in the estab- lished curriculum, are especially wor- thy of commendation- For their en- viable progress in all lines. the children received certificates as appended: Room 24, Mary Engelnan; 23, Belino De Rosa; p, Jacob Dolid; 21, Emily Cebriola; 20, Angelina Petruccelli; 19. Dora Rosenbaum; IS, Dominic Vitale; IT., Antonia Semprowicz; 16. Wilma Laz1o; 15, Irene Bresky; IA, Fanny Perkin; 13. Frieda Weihing; 12, Anna Schwitzky; Il, David Bernstein; 10, Gusatv Buda; g, Charles Semprowfcz; 8, Michael Becker; z, Joseph Wartet; G. Frank Scalzy; 5, Thomas Huisda; 4, Silvia Romano: 3, Mary Spodnick; 2, Louisa Weihing.
 Certificates of honor were presented in all other schools of the city where the grades are lower than the eighth.