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6 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1908.

BROOKLYN LEADS CITY rendered and diplomas were presented to a class of twenty-four pupils by Morris F. Craft, president of the school board. The graduates were: Louis Joseph Al gone to Alexandria Bay, where she will remain until September 1. Miss E. Beathy.

who resides at 47 Brevoort street, will pass the summer at Northport, N. Y. bert. Ray Comstock Alger. Dorothy Marie Brenner.

Cornelius Karl Brosnan, Anna Marie Bruhn. Minnie Burtis, John Clarke Corcoran, Esther Craft, Lyman Warren Davison, Myrtle Gladys Foster, Howard Cornell Hicks, George Franklin Horton, song. "Carpe Diem," closed the exercises. The graduates were: Albert Joseph Benfary Kdwsrd Cross Jackson Daniel Gerard Klsen George L. George Francis Klsen Hldney Lewis Charles Laurence Mosser.

Rose D'Antoiflo Pearl Lewis Josephine V. D'Arcy Anna Emilea Llrten Rose Ida Oustavsnn Esther L. Lundell Ruth Elvira Hanson Ellen V. Mcl'rossen Elizabeth M. Harvey Martha W.

Nolan Kathryn M. Kennedy Jessie M. Skinner Florence Laureta Kldd Emma, L. Styler Dorothy Klttay Emma D. Von Hasseln Dorothy "A'erber.

First June Class of Public School No. 148 Number 88. The first June graduating exercises of Public School No. 148. Ellery street, near John Jack, Helen Jackson.

Ella Maud This Borough Has Also Highest Johnson. Clarence Miller. Margaret Mor rissey. Charles Raymond Pearsall. Will Percentage of Those Graduated.

A. W. Tuthlll of 139 Herkimer street is summering at East Marlon, Suffolk County. Mrs. E.

H. Hobbs of 959 Park avenue has gone to Pelham, N. for the summer months. H. M.

Johnston of 168 St. John's place is spending the summer In Rochester. Mrs. H. Smith, whose home Is at 423 Greene avenue, has gone to South Caaco.

where she will remain through the summer months. C. A. Fanning will spend the summer at Riverhead, L. I.

S. P. Tiebout of 184 Madison street anticipates a very pleasant summer at Manasquan, Monmouth County, N. J. Mrs.

C. H. Woodman of 225 Van Buren lam Ryan, Louis Simon. Gertrude Sprague, Charles Robert Thorpe, Caroline Wahl and Stella May Whaley. This afternoon the annual commence' ment exercises of the Lawrence High School were held, and another large MODEL SCHOOL 100 PER CENT, crowd filled the assembly ball.

The class o( 1908 comprises only two graduates- Margaret Louise Raisig and Emily Ves- Tompkins avenue, were held last night in the line auditorium of the new building, which was crowded to the utmost by friends of the pupils. Floyd R. Smith is the principal, and he was congratulat 'Street, Is spending the summer months Districts No. 40 of Brooklyn and No, telle Kenyon. Representative W.

W. Cocks made an address and the diplomas were conferred by President Craft of the school board. ed on all sides. Eighty-eight boys and girls received diplomas, presented by the 42 of Queens Are the Banner Districts. nev.

Martin A. Meyer, who made a brief address to the graduates. The music was exceptionally good, and was under the direction of Mrs. Esther Liscombe. Miss Emma L.

May and James J. Kane. City Superintendent Maxwell has re UrooKJyn Society reived the reports of the principals as to the number of the graduates from the at Tuckahoe, WestcheBter County, N. Y. Mrs.

E. A. Wllmore is spending the summer at Passaic, N. J. H.

Dann, of 923 Lincoln place, has gone to Pine Bush, Orange county, for the season. Mrs. W. Dudley, of 103 State street, will spend the summer at Charlestown, R. I.

Mrs. J. T. Burtis, of 1340 Pacific street, bas located at Seabrlght, N. for the summer.

Mrs. D. W. Wilson will spend the summer In Albany, N. Y.

A. D. Sweaton, of 15 Clark street, will enjoy the summer at Wells Ogunquit, Ms. Mrs. M.

F. Burns, of 303 McDonough street, left early In June for Northport, A large school orchestra, composed of boys and girls, played at intervals, and the 8B girls danced "The Colonial Minuet," and the 8B boys the "Russian Folk Dance." A sketch, "The Primary School." grammar schools of the city. The total number on reglstcs) in all the 8B classes In the city was 14.619. and the number Miss Alice Rowland Stanton of the who completed the course, and who wiU therefore receive diplomas, is 12,803. or was well played by the following: Teacher.

Goldie Phillips; pupils, Henry Lebo-j wltz, Herman Schulze. Jacob Weinsteln. Heights was a bride of yesterday. She was married from the Stantons' country place, Stanholm, Kennebunkport. 88 per cent.

Brooklyn again loads all other bor Joseph Shlck, Barnett Gabrilowlti, Max fcrhwamenfeld, Hyman Blsgeier. Sam B. Maine, the wedding being, of course, an exceedingly quiet one because of the oughs in the number of the graduates and Welssman, Herman Goodman, Abraham Goldfader. Samuel Friedman as Lord Suffolk county, where she will spend the Teazle and Hannah Hartman as Lady entire summer. in the percentage of those graduated, Manhattan had 5,931 on register, and 5,005 completed the course 84 per cent.

Brooklyn had 6,827 on register, and 6,312 Teazle gave a selection from the "School Mrs. E. K. Namkind Is summering at for Scandal." Sayirtlle, L. I.

Ignus O. Hornstein and Lydia R. Nel Mrs. A. R.

Elskene, of 259 Steuben street, is spending the summer at Go- son are the graduating teachers, and the graduated 93 per cent. District No. 40 (East New York) is the recent death of Miss Stanton's father, the late George A. Stanton. Hamilton Hill of Boston was this Heights girl's bridegroom.

Only relatives and very close friends were present. Yesterday's bride is the third of the daughters of Mrs. George A. Stanton, whose city home Is 128 Remsen street. For many years the late George A.

Stan following are the graduates: wanda, N. Y. Ijouii Rraverman M. S. Rlbner Miss A.

G. Plercy. who resides at 584 Hyman Blsgeier Ida Johnson jenerson avenue. Is enjoying the summer Albert Brlel Augusta Kuitl banner district in this borough, and graduated 98 per cent. The Training School for Teachers, according to the superintendent's report, graduated 70 out of Carl T.

Roemsen -Anna Levins at spring Valley. Rockland county. N. T. W.

Schultlng. of 463 McDonougb Harry a onsen Amelia Lehman Maurice Cohn Gertrude Leber Henry Joseph Colson 'Eva Lnsnof street. Is spending a three months vaca tion at Mllford, Pike county, Pa, ton sttod as one of the most represen Isidore Dintenfasp M.ena Lembeck Samuel W. Friedman Rose Lindner F. A.

Wheeler, of 110 McDonougb tative Insurance men of Manhattan, and Harry Sail Fisher "Rose Meonl street, Is staying at Atlantic Highlands Abraham Oo.dfader Herman Goodman tor the summer months. he acquired very large means. There were live daughters in the family. Miss Mrs. A.

Hexsen, who resides -at 381 Alice is the second of these to be mar Calla Gold, riper Barnett Oabrllowltz Edward F. Hayden 71 pupils, but a later report from the principal of the school shows that every girl graduated 100 per cent. District No. 42 of Queens is a tie with Mo. 40.

and had 98 per cent. the highest In the city. This is a splendid record, and it is doubtful whether any set of grammar schools throughout the entire country can make a better showing. The following are the figures for tbo entire city: MANHATTAN. ried.

Her sister Miss Natalie Stanton Mary A.brecht is Mrs. Sidney Robinson Kennedy. Theodora Barono IT Mary Brayer May Campbell Both Miss Natalie and Miss Alice were Introduced to Society In the season of Ethel Coster Johanna Nixon Pauline Novick Mary Obuff Anna Pfohl Eva Perlmutter Gertrude Phillips Abraham Rosenblum Paul Henry Samuels Simon Schlussel Joseph Isidore Schick Irving Smith Herman E. Schulze Max Srhwamenfeld R. J.

Thompson Abraham Tooretsky Samuel Welssman Jacob Weinsteln Sam Welssman Joseph 'Zimmerman H. E. Tushinsky T. Dunlevy 1904-'05. The other sisters are Miss Money-Making Ways of Using Want Ads Celia Diamond Matilda Edelman Ida Enpel Mabel Stanton, Miss Helen Shepard Grad.

District. Res. P.C. 81 Stella Friedman Jean net ti Galling 215 174 First Stanton and Miss Mildred Lynes Stanton. All have been very popular figures In Second Bertha OMcknteln Alice Ctrubnlck the Heights set and are decidedly at Grand avenue, has gone to South Dux-bury, where she will remain until September.

Mrs. F. T. Crossman, of 105 Clinton avenue, Jamaica, L- 19 spending the summer at Essex, N. Y.

Mrs. M. B. Kunzer, of 709 Halsey street. Is at Amityville, L.

for the summer, and will return early in September. Mrs. E. Benedict, who resides, at 656 Monroe street, is spending the summer months in Clinton county. Mrs.

H. W. Petherbridge, whose home Is at 109 Prospect park west, has gone to Brentwood, L. for three months-Mrs. J.

L. Carswell, of 150 Montague street, Is at Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence county, and will stay until September. Mrs. F.

J. Maxwell of 651 Tenth street Is enjoying a three months' stay in the Berkshire Hills, at Camp Makomeue, Monterey, Mass. Julia Grunwnld tractive girls. Elizabeth Goss Hannah Hartman Hamilton Hill is a Harvard 'man of Horowitz To Buy or Sell a Sewing Machine 1898. He is a son of the late Hamilton William HirfmewiU Dora Regosin Conrad Andrew Hum Mary Schwartz Russell Johnson Andrews Hill of Boston, and a member of the Harvard Club of New York and Moses Karri en Third 369 Fourth 23S Fifth 214 Sixth 270 (Seventh 351 Eighth 251 Ninth 245 Tenth 239 lileventh 235 Twelfth 2S(i Thirteenth 154 Fourteenth 219 Fifteenth 32 Sixteenth 242 Seventeenth 304 Eighteenth 3o5 Nineteenth 518 Twentieth 158 Twenty-first 337 iTwenty-second 373 341 211 1S6 213 S02 21S 215 203 201 onn 130 173 316 214 246 2S6 4fi2 146 242 322 the Puritan Club of Boston.

Benjamin Kann Charles Levins Joseph Irvine Isidore Latner Vincte Sclannl Ida Seaman AUrTUsta Shapiro Parflh SItberman Jeannette Solomon Amanda Sturm Florence Schmidt rerlla Tllllnper Mlltieent Vanderbeck Ksther VfRchofsky Ida Wtland Henry Ivebowita Martin Iederer Joseph MVAvlnchy Cossln Munraca Mrs. S. B. Holt, who resides at 1383 Abraham Penson Where Brooklynites Spend the Summer Honor pupils. Few women want to get along without a Sewing Machine.

But all cannot afford the expense of a new one. For such, we suggest the reading of the many bargains offered day after day under the heading "For Sale Miscellaneous" on our Classified page. You can get about any make you want at almost your own terms. If you don't see what you want it will cost you but a few pennies to insert a little Want Ad stating just what you want. Hundreds have done this and got what they wanted so can you.

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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Total 5.931 THE BRONX. Twenty-third 34t Twenty-fourth 376 Twenty-fifth 457 Twenty-sixth 315 273 327 Mrs Robert C. Beal of 15 Clark street is spending the summer in Pulaski, Cen Seventy-one Girls and Nineteen Boys tral N. x. Mrs.

Wm. Beard of 184 Clinton avenue in Class of 1908 Exercises in New Auditorium. Dean is at the Apacuck Point Hou, Westhampton, R. for the summer. Mrs.

J. Humpstone of 105 Greene avenue-is spending three months at Galway, Saratoga County. T. H. Troy of 26 Eighth avenue is staying at The New Monmouth, Spring Lake, N.

for the season. Mrs. S. M. Maxwell, Miss Carrie Maxwell and W.

Maxwell will leave early in July for Niantic, Conn. Mrs. G. H. L'Heureux of 1247 Dean street Is at Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont, and will remain until Sep-tembe.

Mrs. F. B. Myers of 169 Columbia Heights is enjoying the season at Great River, L. I.

Mrs. P. Karlsrusker, who resides at has gone to Glen Cove to rest tor the season. John F. Becker and family of 25 Bel- Seventy-one girls and nineteen boys vldere street are at Shelter Island Heights.

forming the class of 1908 were graduated The W. H. Beckwiths of 609 Hancock ast evening at the Eastern District High Total 1,489 BROOKLYN. Twenty-seventh 430 Twenty-eighth 322 Twenty-ninth 445 Thirtieth 387 Thirty-first 301 Thirty-second 577 Thirty-third 272 Thirty-fourth 3t Thirty-fifth 333 hlrty-slxth 317 Thirty-seventh 5S Thirty-eighth 4SS Thirty-ninth 4SS Fortieth 370 B. T.

71 street are enjoying the sea breezes at Greenport, L. I. WANTED to buy a slightly used W. ft W. ewlns machine: will make small cash payment, but desire balance in small payments monthly; must be bargain.

Address 60, this otBcs. FOR SALE), sewing machine; W. A W. make; cost i50; leaving city and will sell for 130; small cash payment and balance reasonable arrangement. Address 64, this School, Marcy avenue, between Rodney 394 293 402 327 356 526 254 324 307 2S9 509 431) 461 362 70 Mrs.

C. E. Bedford of 191 Clinton ave and Keap streets. The exercises were conducted in the auditorium on the nue is at Green's Farms, Conn F. H.

Bedford of 193 Clinton avenue is also spending the summer at Green's ground floor of the fine school building, and it was the first time It had been put 332 Balnbrldge street. Is staying at th? Grand Union Hotel, in Union Springs, N. for the season. Farms. The William C.

Beechers of 123 Colum J. J. Humphreys of 1314 Eighty-fifth Into such use. It was greatly admired by the immense gathering of friends and bia Heights are to be at West Hampton 5.827 5,313 street Is spending the summer months at Tyson, Vermont. relatives of the graduates who assembled Beach until October.

D. Beebe of 185 Berkeley place is at Concord Junction, Mass. Mrs. H. W.

Beebe of 267 Henry street is enjoying the cool breezes at West The cost: Onetime, 16 cents per line; two to six consecutive times. 12 cents per line each time; seven ir more consecutive times, 10 cents per line each time. Better take advantage of the 7 time rate. Once you BEGIN the use of our Classified columns you will continue. Because it's so easy, economical and convenient to use little Want Ads for the variouv wants that come up from day to day.

We arrange our "columns in a business-like, Classified by subjects you can always find and get WHAT you want WHEN you want it. (Copyright 1908, by George Matthew Adams) rty second 351 143 345 159 307 43 at the building and found that they could be accommodated with seats. This fact has been the only handicap experienced Mrs. H. 8.

Northnrp of 50 Livingston street will spend about: three months In New Caanan, M. Karlsruber of 19 Monroe street has Forty-third 195 Forty-fourth 347 fjwalca T. 46 Hampton Beach. Mrs. Louise Beer of 118 Balnbrldge gone to West Haven, for the summer months.

at previous graduation exercises conducted at McCaddin Memorial Hall, which was used prior to the completion street has left for Amityville, to be gone 1,094 RICHMOND. 1S3 95 forty-fifth orty-sixth 167 89 Mrs. E. C. Roberts of 85 Macon street is spending the summer at Sea Cliff, L.

I. Mrs. C. Betsch, whose home is at 11 of the present structure. until October.

William L. Beers and family of 258 Prospect place are at Maranacook, Maine. A. F. Behre of 217 Keap street is at the New Howell House, Westhampton, L.

I. Every seat in the largo auditorium was 27S 236 12.S03 Second street. Is summering at Ulster-ville, Ulster County, and will return early In September. The City 14,619 filled when the exercises opened with the entrance of the graduates. The girls came first, dressed entirely in white, and Mrs.

C. C. Ventres of 374 Park place will enjoy a six weeks outing at South Hancock, Me. Youne men who adopt nresented a charming appearance, ine has gone to Ridgewood, N. for the summer month.

Miss A. C. DeVlnne, who resides at 188 boys brought up the rear, and their ap Hart street, will spend several weeks at Riverhead, Suffolk County, L. I. smart siyies win una our pearance was the signal tor general ap nlause.

F. H. Miles of 26 South Portland is summering at Chatham, N. C. Hauf of 635 Madison street Is spend Dr.

R. W. Westbrook of 1145 Dean street Seated on the platform were John R. is the guest of Df. Clark, at Salisbury, new Oxfords high above Thomnsnn.

Georsra W. Schaedle and Ar ing the summer months In Rockland County. 1 1 for the months of June and July. thur S. Somers, members oi tne uoara Miss A.

Palmer, whose home Is at 591 E. A. Event of 1353 Dean street is at the Poland Springs Hotel, South of Education, and Dr. Vlymen, principal nt the school. On each side of the plat Madison street, is spending the summer at Oak Bluffs Vineyard, Martha's Vino- Poland, Maine, for three months.

Vk. xx xv vr yard, Mass. Mrs. A. Leaseur, wbose home is at 34 at similar prices.

Mrs. A. Brinsmade of 166 Columbia form was a large American flag, while suspended in the rear were the banner and pennants in the school colors of yellow and white, won in the interscholastic Lefferts place, will spend the summer months at East Quogue, L. I. heights is summering at Lake Mohonk, Ulster County, N.

Y. F. Quimby of 903 Park place will spend Mrs. E. L.

Adamg of 183 coiumoia Heights is enjoying a three months' stay in Litchfield, Conn. The Rev. O. Newbegin of 69 Mldwood, $4.00 AND the summer at Red Lion Ian, Stockbridge, Mass. athletic and debating contests.

The exercises were short and opened with the chorus. "We Thank Thee Now, Father." Several selections were rendered by the Glee Club. Mr. Schaedle, who presided. Introduced Mr.

Thompson, E. R. Bartram of 143 Sumner avenue has street is resting at Lake Hopatcong, N. and will return on September 10. gone to Sharon, Litchfield County, for the summer.

Mrs. W. M. Strong, wno resides at vs who In turn presented the candidates for $5.00 Mrs. G.

B. Abbott of 96 Joralemon Linden avenue. Is spending the summer months at Arlington, Dutchess County. diplomas and certificates. He also presented the Alliance Francais medal Mrs.

J. D. Hawkins Is summering at street, widow of Surrogate Abbott, Is summering at Greenport. She expects to remain there until October. which Is awarded by the French Society In all the Favored Leathers- Port Jefferson, Suffolk County.

Miss Alice D. Abbott of 80 Columbia Mrs. L. H. Nash of 248 Gates avenue, Heights is at the Wildmere House, Min- Black and Tan Made expressly to our order In exclusive Model School's Exercises Dramatization of History.

The midsummer days have come, the happiest of all the year for the boys nd girls of the schools. All the nerve-tacking tests and examinations have been held, all those who have done good work have been marked for promotion or graduation, and the majority are liappy. Most of them will be Just as happy when the schools reopen on September 14, because this is going to be a long, an unusually long, vacation. The Model School of the Training School for Teachers held its graduating rxercises yesterday morning in the spa-pious assembly hail of the school. Miss Molow, head of the school, presided.

One bt the features of the exercises was an original dramatization by the members of the graduating class, entitled, "Some Incidents in the History of the City of Kow York." There were four scenes. The first was the Indian, and the school sang "My Bark Canoe," and the arrival of Henry Hudson, September, 1609, on the lower end of Manhattan Island, was depicted. TMs was followed by Scene II Dutch Colonial: The surrender of New Amsterdam to the English, September, 1664, on Bowling Green, New Amsterdam. Scene III English Colonial and American: Inauguration of George Washington, April 30, 1789. in New York City.

Scene IV American: Song. Lovely Night," Model School Glee Club; A Lesson, in History, June 23, 1908, at the Brooklyn Model School, Borough of Brooklyn; song, "The Song of New York," school. Horace E. Dresser and Arthur S. Som-crs, members of the Board of Education, made addresses, and Mr.

Somers, who 4s known as "the sweet singer of the Board of Education," sang three solos by request and to the delight of the very large audience. Miss Emma L. Johnston, the principal of the Training School, presented diplomas to the seventy-one girls who were graduated this was every member of the class: lg at Noroton, where she will remain until September. newaska, where she will stay until Sep tember. Mrs.

J. T. Duryea of 282 Park place is styles and shapes A. H. Ackerman of 180 Arlington ave at the Paxlnosa Inn, Easton, where she will remain until September.

nue is at Rockaway Beach until October. J. T. Akerman, 187 Greenwich street, HANAN SON Mrs. J.

H. Behrends of 76 St. James place Is stopping at the Ardsley, New Canaan, Conn. W. A.

MacCormick of 150 Balnbrldge street is spending the summer at Ridge, wood, N. J. Mrs. A. L.

Hildreth is at Bridgehamp-ton, L. for three month3. Mrs. J. Oldam of 303 Macon street will remain at Pine Court, Nyack, N.

until September. Mrs. A. L. Bougher Is spending the season at Amagansett, L.

I. Mrs. W. C. Valentine of 139 Hewes street is spending several weeks at Hack-ensack, N.

J. The Rev. C. M. Dunham, pastor of St.

Jude's Church, who resides at 1355 Fifty-fifth street, is at Ocean Grove and will remain there until early In September. The Rev J. Marsland of 488 Tompkins avenue is spending a three-months Vacation In Franklin, Delaware county, N. Y. Dr.

V. Seymour of 392 Clinton avenue is spending the summer at Freeport, LI. R. Taylor ofx 455 Greene avenue is at Sound Beach. for the season.

Mrs. T. 0. Baker of 437 Hancock street is at Walters Park, for the summer. Mrs.

J. T. Ackley 6f B20 Nostrand avenue has gone to Pleasantvllle, Westchester County, for three months. Mrs. Volckenlng of 447 East Twenty-sixth street, is at Platte's Cove, Greene County, for the season.

Mrs. H. F. Wilson of 87 Cambridge place has gone to Echo, Suffolk County, and will return early in September. F.

P. Bellamy of 260 Henry street will spend a three months vacation at West-port, Essex County, N. Y. A. D.

Anderson of 164 Prospect Park West is at Huntington. L. for thd season, Mrs. McBreen of 404 Monroe street will spend the summer months at Ridge-wood, Bergen County, N. J.

Miss K. Bruckbauer of 911 Eighth avenue is spending the summer in tbo Berkshire Hills, at Monterey, Mass. Mrs. Hardee Chambliss, whose home is at 198 Madison street, has gone to New Rochelle, in Westchester County, where she will remain throughout the summer. Mrs.

C. D. Noyes of 126 Greene avenue will spend three months at New London, Conn. Mrs. E.

L. Simmons, who resides at 68 Berkeley place, is summering at The Anchorage, Thompson's Point, Vt. Mrs. B. Rueff of 472 First street Is Mrs.

H. B. Moore of 738 St. Mark's to the best student in the French language. One is allowed for each term.

The February term prizo was won by Wilhelmlna C. Kalbow, while Pauline Zwiren and Pauline Pratt obtained honorable mention. The medal for the June term was awarded to Pauline Myerson, while Grace McGowan and Bertha D. Tapalow received honorable mention. After receiving their diplomas and certificates the graduates were addressed by Mr.

Somers. He charged them to always uphold the reputation of the Eastern Elstrlst High School by their conduct an never to do anything which in any avenue is spending three montbs at East Is at Montclair Heights. N. through June and July. Northfleld, Mass.

Miss R. V. Moser of 1240 BuBhwick ave Mrs. M. J.

Annable, 425 Putnam avenue. 390 Fulton, near Smith St. Is staying at the Laurels. Sullivan, N. Y.

nue has chosen Rocky roint, bunoiK County, for a three months' outing. Miss Jane E. Adee, 924 Willet street. Mrs. Charles Adams, who resides at 169 Jamaica, is spending the summer at New Palts.

N. Y. Columbia Heights is spending the summer at Bronxville, N. Y. Mrs.

L. F. Adelson, 61 Pierrepont BSssssssssssssslss ssssSslSslslsejjJSslsSsBS I street, Is at Averne for the summer. Mrs. C.

M. Arkman, 1166 Dean street, way would reflect disagreeably upon their alma mater. He told them that they had been given advantages In education which do not fall to the lot of most persons Is at Fanwood. N. to be gone until October.

Mrs. J. J. Allen, Hotel St. George, will Mrs.

S. F. Figgis of 489 Bedford avenue Is spending the summer months at Cranford, N. J. R.

B. Blesecker of 105 Balnbrldge street is enjoying the summer In the mountains of at' Strouds-burg. G. E. Moody of 9 Hancock street has gone to Grand Isle.

Vermont, "where be summer at Burlington, Vt. and that they should snow mat mey appreciate these advantages by hard work which would Insure them future bucccss. The graduates follow: J. Milton Allen, formerly of 68 St. John's place, this city, but now of Aiken, 8.

Is at Bar Harbor. Appleby, Elizabeth A. McBrlde, Marguerite A. McCann. Allre Benjamin Althelmer of this city will Jacob Mupperfs Lager Beer Knickerbocker, Ruppiner, Metropolitan and Extra Beer BOTTLED Al THE BREWERY, Third 90th to 92d St, Manhattan Borough, N.

Y. City. N. Y. Telephone 1 126-79th St.

Brooklyn Telephone, 2639 Prospect. BROOKLYN BRANCH: 623 BERGEN STREET. At Hotels, Restaurants and Dealers. Ask Your Grocer. will remain until September.

enjoy the pleasures of Coney Island un Mrs. F. S. Voorhees, who resides at til September. Baruch Bernard Borowsky, Mildred Brennan.

Kathryn C. Byrne. Mary M. Carmel, Matthew W. Casey.

Catherine M. Cohen. Jacob H. 169 Lafayette avenue, is staying at "The Mr Go wan, Grace McKillop. Catherine I.

Mesh. Mollte Mureott, Bertha I. Murphy, Marion Murphy, Mary A. Mrs. A.

Ameli. 1422 Pacific street. Breakers, L. for tne sea has gone to Ocean Grove, N. until son.

October. Conovltz. Michael Mrs. R. A.

Spooner of 211 Twelfth Myemon, raunna i Mrs. Henry Amy. 861 Court street, 1b at I ew UipniniHt ft. f'Cnnnnr Vftrle street will soend three months at the Oceanic, Monmouth, N. J.

Dfmpsey, Edith D. CVMara, Catherine 1, Dorfman, Florence A. O'Mara, Rita A. Cutchogue, in Suffolk County. Miss E.

J. Stevens, whose home is at 65 Alice raw, koiw Agnes Beatrice Walsh Hilda F. Wessherg Alma Maxlne Young Mildred E. Ashmore Ethel M. Berglund A gnes C.

Berkery Madeline C. Brasler Bertha Brown Allre J. Billiard Marlon P. Chrlsneld Clara Cohen Helen Terry Craig Edith Ammerman Edith Boyd Mildred Granger Mabel Grander Kathleen Nolan Yolande Prelssburg Kdna Wildey Florence Ardenning Mary Adeline Ball J.vdla C. Rerirman Esther L.

Blodgett Kthel Boylan Pierrepont street, has gone to Bellport, L. where she will remain until late in September. The Public is cordially invited to inspect at any time OUR NEW UP-TO-DATE BOTTLING PLANT. Mrs. O.

C. Badeau of RocKvine uentre, is occupying her bungalow at Hammels, Rockaway Beach, for the season. Hazel Edna Healy Lillian L. Bruker Pratt. Mary F.

Quintan, lretta G. RHd, Julia C. Rich. Badle R. Robertson.

A. Hamilton Rosen, Rebecca Roi'nthal, Julius Rubinstein, Abraham Ryan. Elizabeth M. Paum, Elizabeth Schorr, Mary E. A.

Shirk. Blanche Khlrk. Minnie A. Pilverman, Harry I. Flmnns, Dorothy Smith.

Elizabeth A. FlnkHntein, Francos Finkelstein, Isidor E. Fox, Jacob Frl1brK. Ray C. Fritx, Roilna B.

Gallagher, Agnes M. Oeary, Grace C. Gelb. Isabel Goirifein, Jenni Grant, fiiiwie L. Green, Hanlon, Marion C.

Harris, Bernadlne V. Harris. Frieda C. Heinrichs. Amelia J.

Hoffmann. Anna L. Mrs. R. Llenan who resmes at on Mc sojourning at Mount Pleasant, Ulstet County, where she will remain until early In September.

HOT AT CONEY ISLAND. Donough street is spending the summer months at Shoreham, Long Island. W. D. Wortmngton is at aouni rieas- S.

N. Wilcox of 160 Macon street win Christine M. Burhanan Martha M. Johnson Ella P. Cedarstrom Mary Klmmey I.ouls C.

Clark Margaret A. Ionard Viola I Clark Ethel H. I.lndeman Gertrude W. Donlan Marguerite Lockwood Emma De Soto Clara Bell I.umpe Beatrice Fleger Emily 1 Menhtnlek Amelia May Freeman Janet F. Nusbaum Mary Irene Goss lulsa Coyler Reld Florence M.

Cuds Cladys D. Schmidt Margaret S. Hebbard Marie H. SrhuKs Hortense L. Helte Jane C.

Pkldmore Grace E. Hendrlekson Theresa E. S. Unstwlck spend the summer at Sachem's Head, Conn. ant, for the summer.

J. A. Curran is staying at the Marl-borough-Blenheim, Atlantic City. N. for several weeks.

Henry street, are staying at Baysbore until late In October. Mrs. L. Belknap of Jamaica, la at Hackettstown, N. J.

Mrs. O. Bidstrup of 22S Warwick street Is summering at Gaylordsvllle, Conn. Mrs. Sarah A.

Blermann of 125 Oar-Held place has gone to Syracuse In the Onondaga Hills. Mrs. R. A. Bresee, jrl, of 1668 Seventy-third street, will be at East Oranare.

N. C. I. Wells of 311 Rugby road will en- Smith. Reuben Holland.

Florence u. Joy a two months stay at East Boothbay, Mrs. H. O. Crocker of 53 nneapppie Me.

Hollywood, Martha A. pouthwick. Florence H. Jacobs, Ina R. Tapalnw.

Bertha D. Jennie, Ida M. Temple, Anna E. Joyce Robert Vinsky, Helen M. Kalbow.

Wilhelmlna Voftel, Joseph Fair-Sized Crowd Visited the Vrfou Attraction Last Night. i i There was a fair elied crowd at Coney Island last night, but even at the ocean's edge the weather was uncom- tortable. The wind was off shore and Mrs. J. H.

Bunnell of 1250 Pacific street Minna M. Holstein Marjorle I Mintvan street is at Queens Station, Springfield, I for the season. Mrs. C. C.

Mulford, who resides at 44 Seventh avenue, is spending the summer will spend the summer at Oswego, N. Y. Esther Pwenson Oraoe Hobby Mrs. J. W.

Swaine. who resides at Z31 Kamtnsky, Davm voornees. iviauae a. Walsh. Mary A.

Iranian Abraham the remainder of the summer. Van Buren street, will spend the summer at Mountalnhome, Monroe County, Pa. l.llllo Isabella Tate Ruth K. Tiffany Jessie Valentine Florence Van Oosbeck Ceelle Marie Vatel I. aura Pearl Wilder Marie It.

Zanes. Elizabeth Hoof Edltha Malamud Olive Martens Cladys E. Newton Bessie Plegler Evolvn Schleher Hazel V. 8ned.oor Ethel Agnes Service Mrs. C.

8. Fake, who resides at 143 Weitxman, Jennie "Wiegert, Florence L. Wilson, Jessie Wilson, IIUian Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Mary M. Zaengle, Caroline Zwlren, Pauline I. A.

Anderson, 916 Greene avenue, has gone to Big Indian, N. for the summer months. C. L. Andrews, 208 Jamaica avenue, Flushing, has gone to Lute Island until September.

Mrs. W. R. Andrews, 227 Berkeley place, is at Pleasant Lake, St. Lawrence County.

N. Y. Mrs. E. W.

Allen of 14 Monroe street has returned from a pleasant sojourn at Idylease Inn, Newfoundland, N. J. Mrs. R. Hall of 1480 Bedford avenue, Is spending two weeks at Hudson, N.

Y. Mrs. F. C. Moffat of 798 Greene avenue is spending the month of June at Roway-ton.

Conn. George II. Berser of 1030 Prospect avenue has gone tor the summer to Sparta, N. J. James Bell of 681 Greene avenue Is staying at Red Bank, N.

until October. Mrs. Charles Bellowes of 30 Pierrepont street, has gone to Walpole, In the New Hampshire Hills, until October. Mrs. Anna M.

Belker of 229 Decatur street Is stopping at Sea- 'Cliff through the summer months. Mrs. T. A. Belton of Jamaica will be at Ballston Spa from July until the middle of September.

C. S. Bennett of 2086 Ocean avenue Is to spend some time at Salem, N. Y. The C.

J. Burtenshaws of 180 Clinton street are at Blue Point, L. until the middle of October. C. Betsch and family of 11 Second street, are at Schroon.

Lake. George H. Beyer and family, of 620 Madison street are at Idylease Inn, Newfoundland, N. J. Mrs.

H. M. Barrett, who resides at 626A Greene avenue, is spending several weeks at Klamesha Lake, Sullivan County, N. Y. Dr.

and Mrs. J. C. Blerwlrth of 1C3 Keenan. John F.

E. Kemmer. Rose F. Kiso, Paula Kress, Eleanor M. Uipches, Ida L.

Louvet, Cecile M. Mason. Anna H. McBride, Henrietta Kentlworth place, Is sojourning at Ware, Hampshire County, for one month. Mrs.

F. Dare of 361 Jenerson avenue is enjoying a stay of several weeks at As-bury Park, N. J. The Royale R. Bieseckers of 105 Bain-bridge street have gone to Stroudsburg, until the end of September.

C. A. Bllllnger of 333 Amity street, Flushing, is at Patchogue, Mrs. Charles T. Bingham of 1284 Pacific street Is at the Kathmere, Sound Beach, Conn.

Mrs. B. Burghelmer of 2 West One Hundred and Twentieth street Is spending the summer at Arverne. Miss Alice H. Birdseye of 146 Willow street Is at Moon Hill Camp, Pottersvllle, N.

to remain until the middle of Mrs. W. D. Le Roy of 315 Greene avenue GRADUATES AT LAWRENCE. is spending the months of June and July at Summit.

N. J. Exercises at Public School No. 83. The graduating exercises of Public School No- 83, Bergen street and Schenectady avenue, John J.

Wells, principal, were held yesterday morning, and the following was the programme: Hymn, "Come, My Soul," school; reading of the Scriptures, Mr. Wells; chorus, "Welcome," school; recitation, "Wolsey's 24 Left Grammar Departments of Mrs. J. Baker of 541 Madison street will spend several weeks at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, N. J.

Three Schools High School Class Very Small. at Coram In Suffolk County. B. Barclay of 160 Remsen street is staying at The Inn, Westhampton, L. for the season.

F. W. Atkinson of 55 Pineapple street is at Camp Taconette, Belgrade Lakes, Maine, for the season. Mrs. A.

W. Clark of 166 Brooklyn avenue is spending three months at Cheshire, Mass. The Rev. C. A.

Logue is resting at Freeport, Nassau County. Mis. R. E. Drescol is spending the summer at Tarrytown, N.

Y. Mrs. A. W. Linton of 902 Hancock street is at Bangall.

Dutchess County, where she will remain until September 1. C. B. Newklrk of 78 Lafayette avenue. Is spending the summer months at Wurts-boro, Sullivan County.

Mrs. Arthur Lelghton, who resides at 69 South Oxford street, has located in Methol, Delaware County, for the season. F. F. Shannon of 29 Seventh avenue Is spending the summer at Lawrence, Ky.

Mrs. A. Robb of 37 Madison street has a mist that hung low over the land made things sticky. 1 The showmen did good business de spite the torrid climate, Lune Park, Dreamland, Steeplechase and the smaller -attractions coming fa for their share of the patronage. Brighton Beach was visited by a very large crowd, which taxed the capacity of the music hall and filled the veranda of the Brighton Beach Hotel, where the' band gave a fine concert.

Considerable Interest was shown in a new exhibition, show called "Wonderland." The feature I of the performance is Warren Llncolr Travis. Edwin F. Rellly. president ol, the Rellly Amusement Company, whci runs the show In addition to several others, declares that Travis is th strongest man In the world. Those wh-saw Travis' exhibition of sheer strength' In weight lifting had no choice but tfi accept Mr.

Rellly's declaration as There arc many other Interesting in the "Wonderland" performance, C. F. Wilson of 641 Classon avenue Is pending a month at Hillsdale, Columbia Farewell Speech," Emma von Hasseln County, N. Y. Mrs.

H. B. Day of 47 Pierrepont street Is enjoying a sis weeks stay In the hills of New Hampshire, at Mllford. (Special to the Eagle.) Lawrence, L. June 24 Closing exercises of the grammar departments of the Lawrence, Inwood and Cedarhurst schools were held in the assembly hall of the O.

A. Morse of 27 Grace court Is the piano and mandolin duet, "under the Double Eagle," Florence Kldd and Ruth Hanson; choruses, "I Know a Bank Whereon the Wild Thyme Grows." and "Sailing," Bchool; oration, "Mark Antony's Speech," George Eisen; piano solo, "Sixth Nocturne," Thomas Knudson. The address to the graduates was made by the Rev. W. H.

McMaster, and the di ARRIVED FROM BRAZIL. The Lloyd Braxlllan Line steamship Acre arrive, yesterday afternoon at the Bush Company's Independent Stores from Rio de Janeiro, Bahta. Macelo. Per-nambuco, Parahyba, Ceara, Maranham, Pat and Barbados. She brought 32 passengers, 7,000 bags of coffee, some skins guest of Justice Hirschberg, at Newburgh, local high school yesterday afternoon, and were attended by a large number of Orange County, for several weens.

Miss E. Brooke, whose home Is at 189 Van Buren street, Is spending the summer In East Orange, N. J. O. K.

McRea of 241 Cumberland street the relatives and friends of the gradu- plomas were presented by District Su and miscellaneous merchandise. parintendent James J. McCabe. The class fates, An interesting programme was If.