Graduation Speech and Garden School Ceremony
Dr. Brown addressed graduates at the old Byette street building marking the first graduating class of the kindergarten and grammar school. He spoke on re education, reform, and the changing economy as students received diplomas from Miss Smith and the Smith garden. The event included music by the students, floral tributes, and a reception at the home corner of Iranistan and Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byette Street
Fanny Smith
Windergarten
Grammar School Department
John
R. Brown
First Baptist Church
Rochester
Rauschenbusch
Brown Firet
Mary
Laura Northrop
Chapin
Louise Ludis3
Ruth Sexton
Madge
May Hyman
Jon Bradley
Maybelle
Marion Clark
Starita
Peroty Phillips
e'Gerald H. Beard
Misa Smith
Argarien
Beard
Mim Mary Bird
Laure
Summer Schedule at Central Y W Announced
The Central Y W C A Golden Willtreet announces summer activities through vacation months with two social nights weekly and popular Saturday dances. Open House nights on Tuesdays feature the Agenda club as hostesses plus stunts, games, and racing. Beach parties on Thursdays offer swimming, camp fires, and tennis lessons planned for later with Lordship Camp activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Y. W C. A
Golden Willtreet
Fuilius. Beck
Swith
Agenda Club
Federation
Walnut Beach to Hear Brooklyn Singer
Walnut Beach residents will hear Miss Helen Sherman Gue, soloist from Brooklyn, during the Sunday evening service at 7 50 o'clock. Rev. Tl. preserve will conduct the exercises. Miss Gue visits Mr and Mrs William T Host of 102 Tenth Street Peach and has kindly offered her services for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Beach
Gnion Chapel
Aiss
Helen Sherman Gue
Newell Fawight
Bilie
Brooklyn
Preserve
Pera
Miss Gue
William T
Plans revive for Versailles peace treaty signing
Plans for the general signing ceremony of the peace treaty at the Versailles Hall of Mirrors have been revived and prepared for approval by Premier Clemenceau and the Council. The event will begin around five oclock with speeches by Clemenceau and the German head, followed by the long signing process and a display of fountains in the chateau park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
PAHLS
Chateau of Versailles
Clemenceau
Council of Wire
Chateau
Paris
Chhateau
Marie Antoinette
Boe
Toute
Awaud
Wilson
Clenenceau
Chateau Park
Plenipotentiaries Depart After Ceremony At Chateau
After the ceremony the plenipotentiaries will exit the chateau through a portal or terrace from which many townspeople appear. The German delegates, once enemies, will walk with the other dignitaries as they leave.
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Wit
Hertase
Walnut Beach delays fireworks ban to July fifth
The Board of Fire Commissioners announced that the new license and sale rules for fireworks will not take effect until July 5. Merchants from Walnut Beach and Milford urged a longer lead time at Tuesday’s public hearing, citing existing stock and financial hardship.
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Walnut Beach
Fung 7
Spein J
Board of Tire Commissioners
Walnut Euch
Milford
Shve Tre
Devon Hose Company to Challenge Myrtle Beach Team
June 11 The Devon Hose Company selects a team to challenge Myrtle Beach Hose Company No 3 in an efficiency contest to be held soon. The event will resemble the Milford contest held Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Hose Company
Myrtle Beach
Devon
Myrtle Beach Hose Company No. 3
Milford
King Gives $500 To Suffragists
The suffragists campaign for the $106,600 education fund gained momentum as Mrs Samuel Co Shaw of Bridgeport received a fundraising donation from Thomas F. Bye. the drive aims to fund citizenship classes and a broad Americanization program for both sexes. Campaign leaders report daily progress from YWCA headquarters while William McAdoo, son-in-law of the President, is set to speak at a mass meeting Monday at 5 PM in the Stratfield ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Co Shaw
Bridgeport League
Toun
Beach challenges Bishop testimony in Connecticut dispute
Edward D. Beach of Bridgeport objects to Dexter L. Bishop of Meriden who testified before a New Haven fee investigation committee. Beach denies claims he posed as a clergyman to obtain a mortgage from Nellie B. Garlick and denies acting as attorney for Harry W. Walker in a Meriden mortgage deal. The exchange references a Standard Telegram article and prior Ice Dealers association meetings.
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Edward D. Beach
Boston Avenue
Bridgeport
Dexter L
Meriden
Fee Investigation Committee
New Haven
Bishop
Beach
William Garlick
Harry W. Walker
Nellie B. Garlick
Nallie
Garlick
Dexter L. Bishop
EDWARD _D. BEACH
Miss Edith O Hara to Wed Whlnta Fitzpatrick
Miss Edith O Hara of 48 Marion Street resigns as president of the Children of Mary sodality at St Patrick's church parlor. A farewell reception was given with a painting gift. The couple plans to marry June 26 at St Patrick's church. The Black Rock Red Cross auxiliary schedules a June 19 Beartsley Park picnic with luncheon at 12:30.
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Edith O'Hara
Marion, Street
Board of Contract and Supply
City Has
Linta Fitzpatrick
St. Patrick's R
Sodality of the Children of Mary of St. Patrick’s
Mother Cathering
Black Rock Red Cross
Auxiillary
Bearts-ley Park
MISHAP TIES UP VICKERS PLANE AT NEWFOUNDLAND
News from St John s Newfoundland reports a Vickers plane struggling to take off during a transatlantic test. An axle issue from a prior landing delayed the start while a Handley Page craft began a five hour trial flight with 1 000 gallons of petrol aboard.
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ST. John's
N. F
Vickera
Tomor Row
Handley-Page
Newfoundland
Vickers
Handley
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DR. Brown
Lafayette Street
Salvation Army Lass
Central Y. W
Helen Mavinen
Margaret Sheppard
Grace Daley
Julia Benevento
Chiarlotis Whiter
Florence Persiani
Madeline Lacourciere
Marjorie Guson
Cecily Shanley
Agnes Ryan
Mildred Jennings
King
Ice
H. W. Walker
Miss O'Hara
Sodality of Children of St. Mary
Vicker
Main St
Millinery Department
Black
Navy
Pink
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