main d Fm"! F1" in Page.)
V ' t on why it was called.
this meeting i feel you
mile} to some inf-moon in
do to my calling you here It}
alike what the cell is tor.
the nun of me newest mouth,
twenties A. L. linger, of Bridge-
‘who is chairman of a special
littoc to promote enrollment in
, Patwl Squadron and the Naval
wiMmseResel-veotthefl. s
idea! We Force, sent a letter
on the commodores of yacht clubs
, um section, requesting them to
spend a meeting of the Uni :ersity
7h on the 20th, and to have as many
mothers of the club come as possible]
3 tended with four members of my
kindle Malt. Harry 3. Benton, and,
modore Undel'hlll was there with
at his hustlers. Through some
, the other commodorcs did not
V M letter and did not attend
.e
ram going over the information,
received and seeing how neces?
ry it was for prompt action, Lieut.
nudist no
Wu and 1 took the matter up
#5 ill the modal-es here and calledl
1 . Ii meeting on the lines suggested;
in the gentlemen in Bridgeport. t
‘ wish you to ellnderstsnd this is'
not a yachtmsn“s proposition, but a
coil [or men that can be of use to the
story when it is called. to protect the‘
venom“ in case of mar. Lieut 1. 1t. ‘
mil. of the U. S Naly, will explain
“it! tiMnt classes to you but the
cuss n will consider most tonight}
hustle l: 1
~’ Chi-ls i Naval toast Reserve is
fin to come before the meeting. l
tors and men of deep and inlandé
or vessels, fishermen, onmers until
mtors oi yscht and power craft,
to? with those of special skill
‘ in the navy of the country in
lei Min on: class. Enrollment in
(issues is {our (4) years. When,
, Shelf-«loch is given provisionsll
mo: rating based upon the enroll-l
m limiters opinion of the applicants
”chitin to the service. No active sen.
their required except during war
mi Wu war is eminent. Under pro-1
Wm rank or rating, a retainer!
“3131") per year is paid. Upon first
mm: tor active duty each oilicer‘
is dined a uniform gratuity or;
too and each man :30 00 it culled!
*rt‘urefl to $170 and $60 r'espec-
{or this service can be called upon
do any other service. There is:
116 limitation with regards to the;
l 7 1 or duties of the Naval Coast lip-j
m Reserve, this being the fact
“MI 11!: may not or connected or duty
1, “this enrollment he shall not coin;
“himself with any other branch-
all he military or naval service or oi“
lifts United States or any individuall
I
‘ ow, gentlemen. i trust you under-
W the mennlmz at this meeting:
land-us! am ncling only as a sort)
of organizer and as his honor. the;
‘ jyon, has appointed an excellent:
mumittcc of 21 to handle this kind
or a proposition, and Capt. Hoyt on
fivl Committee had the navy end, I
k it ‘no more than proper to ask
will ‘to nominate .1 permanent chair
, ”"so we can KN. do vn to business.
mieulenant Hulry Stacey Benton, of
" Iinlied States Militia. acting upon
Tudors Fleming's _, suggestion,
listed Captain William F. Hoyt
the office of chairman. The
ion Was seconded and paneled, and
1 9&0,“ become chainnan. David
mm was elected secretary.
“is ‘Huyt said that it was a
, '21: «to serve as chairman. He
i; that although the meeting of
reuniting was not so large as that
an ‘ii‘riday’s meeting at which the
omen="a;ttended. it was certainly a
' ne considering the fact that
as win: follow the waiter wore not
mus as those who had land
.11. With it few npproprlnte
tsln Hoyt then introduced
Dyer .
-- Dyer commented on the
spoons-oust: and then immedi-
«iitlrtcd to explain the provi-
_, loss 4 of the Naval Coast
wave; This portion ol'the
its especially suited to local
slid is as follows:
' ii‘e Naval Coast Defense
illfinoludo those citizens
capable of'lpeniorming spe-
service in the Navy or-in
ithwtho Navy in defense
Wit. This class includes
in the management. and
or. power boats and other
min! "stir use the class of men look- .
inactive service the ngtuities are; ,
1Nll arts, such as machinists, black-
. and 'nomlnunicntion
,9! “~§ ‘
m
Blouse and overalls is n \ or) sensible costume i' or
the woman who does her oun llousewotk, digs in her
garden, trims her own grape v incs and tl't-es,1laints
her own wood work, “likes her floors or washes: her
0th windows.
Managers of factories are 1'lut'ti11tv; tln-ir woulcll
operatives into overalls as a matter of said 1'.
0 \‘t‘l'~
alls are not so liable to be caught;
in machines and therefore thorn
are not so many accidents. Look—
ing toward the future, thlllt'll
who are expecting to qualify tn
naval or military work, as rnui~
necrs, teamsters or any multimil-
ical occupation will be glad of
.s shim
these gsrnmnts.
They are in two 1n. ltl-
els, blouse and ore-rolls,
bib, suspenders and
(Wt‘l‘lllls.
$3.00 and $2.00
Second floor.
or purple:
on tugs tishlnc towels and dredgos
in .‘ltCll districts; .llso llile operd‘tors.
(lentil-inns. mun skilled in mechani-
l
smiths, boilerlnnkcrs. pipei‘ltters,
cdppersmitlls, sllip carpenters, rigours
ri-.'ctlers——in i‘tu-t, all men of special
skill who may be useful to the Nnvy
in lllili' or Wur or national emergency;
also superintendents turd i’orclnen in
cat ll oi these several lines of indus-
try who may in time of war or no-
Howl emergency replace the sea-
gomg men of tho Nuvy now filling
such positions ashore. Previous ex-
[)Cl‘J’llce on the, water is not, how.
over, required for enrollment in this
Men or administrative, scien-
tific or executive experience capable
of uteful service in connection with
the supply, inspection, intelligence
departments of
the Navy should enroll 'in this class.
in tonnection lvltth 'Clnss 4, it is re-
quested that men whose preferetlcc
would be for work silent or ashore
in connection with the Navy initinle‘
of war apply for turtllel information,
whether they have had previous ex
perirnce or not.
‘4 .L's‘lu‘not be called on for service in
cities.
the active or reserve fleet, and it is '
understood hat it is not the inten-
tiJIn of t or Navy Department to call
on it man for entries, 'except’lh the
naval district in and for the duties~tor
A member of Cider-1'
which he has enrolled. but he may in
time of peace‘be transferred upon
his own application to another class
t7 the msorve it he .i‘t'qualifled, and
may in time offinrvulnnteor for and
he unsigned to duties which the Com-
mandant of the district may
him competent to perform.
In several places, the lieutenant
commented Sand inside.- ,clesr points
which seemed obscure and also mode
especial note of the fact that a men
whenever he cared to, except in case
of wow. Captain Darin. Anderson.
deem ‘
W.
Willi?
, Rug Department
Axminster Runners in new patterns
These are very desirable for narrow halimtys 111'
other parts of the home where single strips of carpet
are used. ,_
in sizes, “flout ‘3 niches x 9 feet. 8 8.75
2 feet 3 inches x 12 feet $10.50
3 feet x 9 feet $10.50
" feet x 12 fret $15.00
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'l'llit‘d i‘lnnl‘.
For the Housekeeper
Step-ladder Chain. ‘\ 1mm}. Lin-H ..
llm'tl \i‘mul. \l‘llil-ll ll}; :2. simple lt.;::-ieltll.‘.llutl turns it—
r‘tlil‘ into a stop ladder. it is \'l‘ ’3; strong, $2.00
Ironing Tables. A new model called the
"S1lrillgrv‘t‘":ls it closes or onions in lourltiug a spring.
it stands still size and very rigid, $2.00
All Indoor Clothes Line lll l‘l"(‘l form is a conlpact
and useful urtclc. 'i‘ln- llllt' is tmlt‘calod and" kept
t'lcnn when not ill use. 25 cits for 40 ft. length
All Electric Iron, *5 11» weight. nickel tubing with
(i it. of ('Ul‘l‘l and plug, $4.50
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t"'llt1.‘.'.'tt:
Basement. g
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At the Toilet Section
Snow new and dnint _v perfumes have arrived.
Ooty’s “Magnet” Quelques Floors,
(Lily of the Valley) , (A few flowersl
Bigaud's Lilss D’Orssy’s Violet
(All Spring odors)
Sunset Soap will dye may article any wanted
shade. it. does not wash out or fade, contains no acids
and will not injure the hands. Washes the fabrics
while dyeing them, 10 (its
Main floor.
“W “m.” Domitian Department
F" This section is very attractive with Easier novel-
iics‘.‘ decorated ct‘cpc paper and paper napkins, fcslomls.
garlands, souls and cut-outs inlvuritlly.
Third floor.
Che Dillllcdll C0
. E it'll
thlt they must be forlyvicet in length
except when they were especially
equipped for speed. Captain Andor-
rou then asked to bi‘ allowed to sign,
out owing to the {not that this must
he tulle before a recruiting board 119
:1 physical examination must be up.
(ll-ltt'ne, he. had to ho content by sign-
ing: 1. pnprr which was really on us-
surzulcc that he would join as scan
as the board came to this city. Lieu.
tenant Dyer explained that it would
b": lit-re. within two weeks and that
Cilliilllll iioyi would he informed of
tilt- l-xnct date in plenty of time to
notify those who care to Join.
-.. Lieutenant Benton was the next
sputkcr. He tallied on compulsory
sender. He said that the. command-
nr ot either of the naval militia or
:ltc count artillery was under obliga-
lmui to keep their companies up to
null strength. Mr. Benton stated
that. unless there were vohlntcers
munch, compulsory service would he‘
l’l’SOile" to. This means that the
mines of the unmarried men of the-
.l'quile'd age would be written on
sllps of paper and the names drawn
folill from the box with a selectman
of the town as a witness, and would
be compelled to Join the company.
(nmmodoro Fielding was heard
from again and explained the; en-
llsi‘. .1 men could not be taken out of
their territory and described the
boundary lines oi" this district. He
Holst} that the men in the Naval m-
. sen-c could not be drafted, unless in
(xl‘rctne instances
lusts were then distributed smonlv‘
those present by the secretary and;‘
assistants and all were asked to sign.
“use that sign do not necessarily
drove to join ,tl’ithough signing mas]
one .19th Norwslk. .
tarnish} 1i plolnise to join.
W'llism F. Hoyt, South Norwalk
Edward, F Smith, 29- Ssavlew ave
ml. F. Midtown 9 most or?
Those:
. who signed the petitions are as fol-
dowel”
was enabled to resign from the force .
‘ win-d avenue.
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Eu l Norwnlk * Na r:.valk
.‘Sm man Wiuglcsuorln, 60 Wilton; .wopll C. Buschbsum; 31 (‘ove ste-
sveuuc, East Norwalk ,uul. East Norw'alk.
Richard l’odzclni, 25 Edward J. Amundsen,
East NorWslk. wet"
Henry T. Gehrmnn, (Iltli M. Amundsen, 46 First street
Bust Noru'nlk. “’llcnncth Young, 111 LOWlidPS ave
lulvid i-Iglesml, «12 Cross street. nuc Not-walk.
Third street,l 4. Henry
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27 V‘i’ost‘porl
Gibson W. Jennings, 9 Warren ...._..__....._.
“To" South NOI‘Wfllk. POSITIONS FOR EXPERT
A. W. White, Norwulk. , MACHINISTS.
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hills 11" Howard, East homnlk. _ ll the thiellou'n Arsenal,
David B. Decker, South Norwollt
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. . .. town Muss ,-hcnvy lathe hands quali-
W . . Mill on! 19 it in
“01:11:!!!“ J l ‘ Q n { ‘di lied to operate lollies 36 inches and
lilam'y Ii. Ftll‘l'innlon. 17 Wnior 31“ “rd" ”Ti“? mill bands ul
mm . around machinists, ltmr and bench
lands and erecting machinists, are
needed at once. Wages from 88.12
to ‘I’32 pct dienl.
ll. the next three months 40 ship-
.A‘i-‘illism lsasc Stevens, Jr.
their G. Roblchaud. East 'Not'wnrlt.
William H. Lockwood.
“(-30qu immediately, as we also 4
anglesmiths or flange turners. Wages
$4.24 to $1.32 per diem.
L‘mil M. Usinge‘r, 1 Belts fines,t
)nst Not-walk. ~'
William F, nine, 17 Bette Place.
.l. E. Wetmore, '61 Woodward sveJ
nuc. ' ‘
P. A. Johnson, Part Jefferson, N. Y.
Bin-turd C. Feeney.
Altllur C. Hoyt, 42 Elmwood sve-
1 line.
i Homer Buttery, Not-walk ,
H 13. West, M. D., South Newark.
.71 H. oases, .Itpwsyton avenue. 7
William '1‘. Blues, Norwelk, Conn. -
Augustus E Ellis, 297 Main street:
Notwalk.
Edwin _L. flaniord, 51 Winfield
RI‘PN. South Norwnllc. , ,
l-ltii‘lp H. Fielding, East Norwalk. 1
(‘url A. Audersou,-38 First street?
is. let mmslk‘.
David C. Sanford, 28 Burritt avenue.
Hamilton ’1‘ Comstock, 27 Qlliotnrd
over us.
Stanley L. Tallmadge, 55 Wood-
pot t, R. l.,
chine, operators,
and
tor. all around machinists min $3.36
to $4.48 :per diem, ordnsscemen, £2.64
in $3.89 per idiom, and machine. up-
elaiors $2.72 to 33.84 per diam.
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ct examiners st any first or second
examiners at the Ws‘tertown Arsenal,
fiwusxm week In minor-i
pastors vampire as much as health
for the kidneys, {or the kidneys must
George B Montgomery. 119 Main
street ‘
Jtihn.
91>_ Betherich, 7 Sound view «3...
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lfiazbmt I: ,.LMR nod 33 “wt dutcle Will be needed at the Ports-
Emil M. Utzinger, 1 Belts Place, mouth Navy lord, 12 0? which are
At the Naval Torpedo Station, New-2
300 machinists, 25' mil.- -
2t) ordinances
men-are wanted immediately. Wages, .
1 Application, Form 1800, may he sec-1 ,1
"tired iron! the secretary oi‘tbe hoard -
ass {instilling-21110111 the heard to? "
the, labor bounds at the Portsmouth "’
It‘s twelve“ sessufi‘nomwnen few
demands. The result is double work .
throw out. waste matter from the sys- ‘
item that is admission M1911 the 1 .
rates when person perspire. oven ‘
worked; west or disordered flit!!!s I -
need fielphow. “B. H. Stalls. Reading “
. Cut Flowers
for Easter
Tlli‘ Road House in» lillit --ll pleasure in tlmtount}.
int; another :lllldlll’lt‘ SH tioll, that for cut flowers.
It opt-its in lllt‘ l’ililh'l limllttlllo u cell of the year, that
1.1“ «lint; l‘islSli 1 and the: (’ will he found Rimes, Oui-
nations l‘ 'lfmlils.'l‘ttli1ls and other Spring flowemM
populnl 111nm. '
l 2' Sefigr
Jewelry of Norwegian Enamel
pretty for Easter gifts
A collection of Brooches and narrow Bar Plus in
blue, white, yellow, purple and tiny floral designs:
.Very "dainty.
3‘ Butterflies, very natural coloring's.
Main St. ellire'nce, left.
”3'" Birds, swullmvs and bluebirds.
50 cts to $1.75
Rosary Beads
V In all (olorings brilliantly out heads linked with
Sllver, plain 011.1ch out lll‘t,‘l(lS i‘lllt‘l'altl, amethyst,
sapphire:
$1.25 up
Main llum‘,
Pattern Department
Standard Fashion Sheets out for April.
April Designer “l\ lug latest St)l(‘s 111 Spring oat-
molds for women and children.
In
Main floor.
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Candy SectiOn'
Easier Eggs \llnppt-d ill gilt (ll silver paper.
Creamy Clltll‘ 011119 1 .ggs and rugs with filling of pine«
npplc. vnnilld orc cutoanut. 5 and I0 cits,
. 'lolls .gl
litres of one half pound in mint. tut . ,. |
Pineapple “Elm
l‘rull and - _
Nut, 35 «is. each
birds” eggs.
50 cts. n lb.
Main floor.
Eliot-oldie (lot-ounul 1".an in imitation of i
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”‘" ole mmaco
Franklin P. Barton, of Now Helen,
was given it hearing before United
States Commissioner Richard F. .Car»
roll, today, on the charge, of using er
the malls in a scheme to dch‘sud. in
seeking customers for a Slit-he! hag.
Decision was reserved until tommrolv,
Wily Yur'dm or” the Torpedo Siuti‘ofi, I
howport, or from the Secretary of
the First Cllll Service District, Post
Chloe Building, Boston. Applications
should be filed with the board of ex
runners at the place where employ-
l,‘ on i is desired
l A good ndv. pays best in t‘holhetti;
March 27.—— paper. . ‘
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useo MAlus T0 DEtFRAUD.
HARTFORD, Conn,
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Middy 5 lenses
We have just received a splendid lot of Middy Blouses
that every young woman must have.
Very smart models made of galatea or China silk~sll
vhite, blueandwhite, and red and white, in North": and
regulation styles, with or without pockets.
Some are laced at neck and sides, others variously
trimmed with piping of contrasting materials.
All of their: exceptionally desirable Sizes 14 to 44
AT...... ..... . ........ . .................. $1.00
opt}-
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33 wssitmonun or.
Beautiful Bust end Shoulders
lil'en 11,055.?“ it {on will war is scientifically constructed
' . The d lungs would also unending! innit so matches the .
flat the contour of the figure impelled.
E“. the” Murine when”: he-
cut the full bus! from
‘fi‘lpnelnnce in! one
Masada mtiorvlmb‘léfimnenlslmul
malarial-s out ,.
null lid ”lot: “w 011%.?qu ., _
{he-dander of
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SM summer: tonsils: Milkmen.
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