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War Dept. Asks Aid of Civilian till ‘
"cers in Military Registration
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Forecast 101' Norwalk and vicinity:
[lain tonight; Wednesday partly
cloudy. The disturbance which was
central on the Gulf coast 3 yesterday
morning has moved northeastward
during the last 24 hours. and is now
central near Hatteras, “ix. C. It is
causing cloudy and rainy weather on
the south and middle Atlantic coasts
It will probably move out to sea today,
and this vicinity will'be on its north
. an edge tonight. Pleasant weather
prevails this morning in the central
and western districts, The tempera-
ture continues low, except in the ex-
treme southern districts. Frosts were
reported as far south as Oklahoma.
Another well defintd disturbance is
central over Utah.
Warnings for high winds are dis-
WASli-iNGTON, May 8.——An official
outline of the method by which mili-
tary registration is to be carried out
under the selective conscription bill,
was madepublic today. with an appeal
horn the War Department for the vol-1
untuu senices of state election until
other officials in order that there will
be no delay in enrolling and classify
lug millions of men for army duty.
Careful preparation has been made to
place the whole task in the hands of
civilian officials of_the states and to
remove every suggestion of military
force in putting the measure into ef-
fect. The. only function of the Federal
Government will be supervision
The Mitchell standard in every vital
part is lot) 1 er cent over-strength. Our
margins of 531er 11 1'11: doubled ii the
past three years.
The object is, a lifetime car. We
build the Mitchell for 200,000 miles of
For. 200.000 Miles
the cost of finish. upholstery Ind trim-
mine.
We spend on all these extras this year
about $4,000,000. All to give you endur-
ance, beauty and equipment not found
in rival cars.
played along the coast ___ through the office of the Provost Mar-
- 1 shal General. The department‘s state
WEATHER A YEAR AGO men! follows'
ODAY ' -
T T! ll'.rl ('8- l , There was a time in the. country's
55 egalitrratult. I ”5‘ l’ ) ‘ 0“. history when military enumerators.
backed by bayonets, went out n1nong}--~
vice census. Today under
‘ C 'iy Ne ws
‘ ' into the hands of the. people.
' Local doctors report many cases of
measles about town at the pres-ent'
time.
Weather pennltting, the police. will
hold revolver practice this after-
noon.
cincts in which they have their per-
manent homes. on a day which the
President will announce. The proba-
Memorlal services will be held to-
night at the regular meeting of Sher-
man Council. Royal Arcanum. All
members are requested to be present.
_..__.___. bill and registration day.
The members of the Pbilathea Class
of the Norwalk M. E. Church will act
as hosts to the Men's Assembly at a
social which will'b'e held in the church
parlors Friday evening.
physician. acting ex olficio, unless adlf-
ferent boa1d shall be announced by
the. governor. in cities containing
populations of more than 30,000. the
registration will be under the control
of the mayor and selected boards of
registration. In order that. the de-
signated county and city officials. and
the people generally. can get a clear'
understanding of the census methods‘
the following brief outline is given. _
The sheriffs or other resignated of-‘
ficials, immediately upon receiving nol
flee from the governor, shall appoint
registrars for each voting precinct.
The Appolntment of Registrar-e.
The proportion of registrars shall
be one for each 170 persons to be reg- l
~—Scnior Class of the. Norwalk High
School will present “What'Would A
Gentleman Do?” Thursday and Fri-
day evening‘s. May 10th and 11th.
a.
Fred Ardendi was arrested yester-
day by Detective-Sergeant Thomas
Hunt on the charge of theft. lie was
supposed to haves tolen $7 from Mrs.
William Moore, of 4 Chestnut street.
Because of lack of evidence he was
, discharged by Judge Vosburgh in the
city court this morning.
William Kcrtesz, charged with non
, support, was arrested in Stamford ye:
terday by [Emotive-Sergeant Thomas
' s ame 11 before
faint. (giggca i: :fosburghpin the istered Each ago to be registered till 1
u go but it was comprise about 1 per cent. of the p0p
city court this morning,
shown that he was out under bonds,
which had not expired on the same
charge, he was released.
zulation. i
If. for instance, all men between 19:
and 25 years of age, inclusive, are toI
'be registeréd, the registrar would have1
melto enroll about 7 per cent. of the pre-
y cinct population.
it is desirable to accept the ser-
vices of competent volunteer reggstmrs
to serve without compensation. All
registrars must be sworn.
The voting place in each precinct‘
must be prepared for registration. Full
printed instructions covering every
Mrs. S. H. Huntington attended
Bergen Reformed Church, Sunda ‘
morning, where her son Arthur 1‘.
Huntington. is organist and director
of the music. and heard. the Rev.
Charles W. Gordon, of'tbe 4811 Cam-
eron Highlanders. of the Canadian
contingent of the British army. better
known, perhaps, as Ralph Connor the
novelist, preach on the topic “The
dried Kingdom, or the Great Moral
Issues of the Great War." He said
that Americans had better be making
. preparations for war, and to cutout.
2111 merrymaklng and extravagances,
, for We will need all that vie can pos-
ibly get for our necessary living and
not be caught as England was. un-
prepared .
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motile! 8N“ 3‘“ binder “mad? a board. and shall designate one officer
the Regent ted-y. ._ .
hands'of sheriffs and mayors on the
fifth day after the President's procla
motion. ’
In‘ Citlee of‘Over 30,000 Population.
than,30.000 inhabitints, or the officials,
shall, with the approval of the govern-
o‘.r. appoint for each ward or conven-
lent minor subdivision containing
lar to those imposed on the sheriff, us
fill “MAT Alli), wuss
waveguh.
.-ooordlnate the work of
the people to take a compulsory ser Ihus issued his proclamation,
tion thereunder will be coincident. All 0‘"
persons within the age limits pro-'fll‘len registration certificates.
scribed will be required to present are to be instructed by the clerk that tration.
themselves for registration at the cus ithe burden is on them to see to it that
tomary voting places in the voting pre. lthe cards reach the. registrars of their
home preclncts by registration day.
The governor of each state will be staying, on the sixth day after
the chief of registration theiein. The date of the Presidents proclamation 11nd refo1matories should apply tothe fantile paralysis was reported from
machinery of registration in each if he is in a city of over 30, 000 popu county or city clerk fo1 instructions on \‘augatu'clt to the State. Board of
county is to be in charge of the sher- Tatlon, the city clerk is the atheist to the slxth day
1191,1111; county clerk and the county whom to apply The absentee will bel
service.
steel.
Vanadium.
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Over 440 parts are built of toughened
All safety parts are oversize.
And many parts are built of Chrome-
standards are costly.
other cur in the Mitchell class attempts
Due to
This extra
savings.
expert, built
No moth plant.
John W. Bate, the efficiency
dollars to minimize factory cost.
John \V. Bate
value is due to factory
and equipped this mam-
He has spent millions of
Come see the re-
they mean too ”mCh suits. Under no other
to overlook. methods could cars 5
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A“ EXClUSlVB Mitchell prices. 2
Mitchell cars have “Now there are two g
31 distinct features SIXES Sizes and prices. Now E:
which nearly all cars . there. are e12ht3body E
omit. You have”... $ 1 1 5 0 11.0.1). styles. So the Mitchell E
, near so complete. . Racme line offers a vast va- E
. . ,_ Mitchell Junior—a 4011. .Six ”8 -"' 2::
The bfdies are. 0.1." ~11 l20-inch Wheelbase}: See “0‘“ the” cars 9;:
own designs, built 111 4 differ from others, :5;
our shops. So no other F.o.b. then judge them for 3
styles are like them. Racine yourself. :‘
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ii! l llb “[8“ '01 y I) ant, 127_inch Wheelbase COMPANY, ll‘lC. :5
we add 24 per cent to unincums.’ U. S. A. g
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Absentee: and the Sick.
principle'of “Myers,“ liability to ser lsecurea supply of blanks and copies of by registration day.
vice me execution of the law is pumhe registartion regulations from the
sheriff or from the mayor. Absentees selves for registlatlon must send
The approval of the new natiOnal and the sick will apply to such clerks competent person to the county or upon all public ofllcers to assist in the
army bill and the President 'qroclama. to have their registration curds lilled city clerk on the
in no case shall such persons be issuing of
the proclamation.
Colleges, Unlverlitlee, Home: and
3 Other institutions.
l. Officials of educational.
and othei institutions should apply for
sixth day after the execution of the view
The however, to rely on the people for the
They clerk will glye instructions for regis. propei execution of the law. it is ex
charitable ‘ MOW ledsed.
lifts and of the officials of cities of
Persons too sick to present them over 30. 000 population.
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clerk's of told how to register, but he must mall ident's proclamation. complete r-egulu lllOll
the counties and cities of over 30, 000 must his card in time to reach his precinct tlons will be in the hands of all shot-
a‘ The Presidentjs authorized to call
The plan is,
lpected that patriotic citizens will of
.fer .iheir services free as registrars.
{Sch services uill be gratefully ac
Volunteers for this sec
vice should communicate immediately
Pe1sons absent from their home instructions to the county or city: “‘1‘ the W099" official
billty is. that from ten to fifteen dayaicountles may be registeied by mail. lflclerk on the sixth day after the date
will elapse between approval of theso absent, a man should go to theiol‘ the proclamation for instructionsasl
clerk of the county where he may be to a convenient method of registration.
the
detail of registrationwlll be. in the‘
The mayor of a city containing more '
designated by the govemormthereink .
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about 30, 000 people one registration 1
of each board to perform duties simi- .
heretofore outlined. If the mayor de- "
sir-ea, he may“ appoint a control board ,
TAKE SALTS Hill
The wardens ol‘ jails, penitentlurlesi
lINFAl’Q'l’lLE PARALVSIS lN NAUGA
TUCK.
HARTFORD \lay 8—.-\ case of in
'Health today. This is the only case
Five days after the date. of the Pres- in Connecltuct so far as known.
TllE NEYS IF
YOUR B
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We Should Inuit lots of Water anti Eat less Meat, Says
Noted Authority on him Disorders f.
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Ball: in Bless oi 1111111111111
Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate
bécomo Overw orked,
like lumps of lead.
sick person shortly.
misery. in the
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they
get sluggish. ache. and feel
The urine becomes cloudy
the bladder is irritated, and you may
mseek relief too or three times during the pi
When the kidneys clog you must. help them figush
off the body‘s urinous-waste or you ’ll be a real
Al; that you feel a dull
kidney regi‘o . you Suffer from
backache. sick headache, dizziness. stomach gets
~eour, tongue coated and you feel‘ rheumatic
. view when the weather is bad.
Eat swmeahfidrink lots of water, also
the Brit: Acid
then act fine.
be 01113613
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breakfast. for n few days and our kidneys will
'lbis famous as is is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has." been used for generations
,3 to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
3.0 normal nciitity. also to neutralize the acids
. in miner 59 it no longer' IS a source of irritation.
thus;i stinging bladder weakness.
a tsis‘ 1n nsnv’c. cannot'
a delightful efiirvmt llth
ummak’es
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1 :1 e fabrics and the attractive trimmings—and the savi‘ii‘é;
'nk which ~ ,1
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Cedar Chests
glvc tWo servrccs
fi‘“ Chest of red cedar;
Ioom.
Cedar chest; genuine safe deposit for warm woolen
i handsome furnishing for one s“ I
clothing. 1 I
For constant 1'1se; convenient to keep fine underwc 111’.
land blouses and such
T1 Many are large enough to protect warm apparel—anti
f till leave ample room for blouses and lingerie.
Every one is pretty and rich enough to deserve §p.tt‘e
inboudoir. 1 1 ”i
1 Markings of the cedai are handsome. its polish, or.
'llull rubbed finish, is rich. When set off by bands of dull
tmetal, it gains more beauty. 1 1 1
New ones are in unique .1 11d graceful shapes; some .113
.Colonial 111 design.
Delightful aroma maiks them, that ammo is lasting
protection to entire contents. , $12 to $25
_. Third loot. Failing!)
New fittings will
beautify home
'As one’s own new clothes bring content and- satisfitcfigL 1.
so these will bring added content to the home--—- '1 §
3 Couch covers in linen color, stri ed or with border' in
con or brown, may be. laundere safely—$1. 25 and
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i .50. 1 .
Tapestry couch covers of Oriental color and pattern—«i ~
_2 to $7. 50. '
Sereens‘ of light but strong frame filled with burlap or l
lifeline—$1. 75 to $2. 1 11 it
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Pillows covered with‘ attractive 11ew-patterncmtonne‘,
one or oblong—39c. 1 1 1 ‘
gable rugs of marquisette in‘ effective Oriental styles
. '0. Third floor. A15 ‘
Choose a fine
waist at $3. 25!
Royal waists of quality sold right up to now at $5 and“
more—$3. 25.
Pure white crepe 'de chine, handsome tints, white with
rich‘ stripes in beautiful colors.
’ Fine white China silk and black 'Jap silk “of special
1; eight and strength. or 1
Georgette cre 1:, white and flesh tint. flfiiaf
g? White crepe chine with broad collar of color. _
Wei sizes 'for women of full figure, plenty oB
[regular sizes. .1.
$3. 25.
..__ 1...“...1- Smut! floor. 1, 1
Prefly- white dreuee "
all ready for little girls
"All ready}! means a saving
for Mother. - «warms
A saving of timd, of a? you
'derful amount of nerve-strain“.
it means saving of a “cro
, ' \ hour” for little girls too; dl
‘ - ‘l "ever any little girl 111910 by
‘ a dress fiftedi *1: ‘
1 . 3 1 There is something else
j‘” Style. 3 1;
1 Mothers "who are ablété a ' .
. tain s'uch style in their. liitl .,
. 'girls‘ dresses; how few the,
are. .111”; 11;. g‘mfifik’
”Hem, style“ walks hand inthand ”with the delighifu
time and bother. 1 Astronomers 1.11:»st
White voile with n bolero. embrold- Rice voile with tine-tn no it
. 1hrhnntllnprettycolo otrlm-anddubl rowotl o I
of lace. ribbo hon nth—~87. - tutemol bolero—88.Sofof.around.£ ‘3
_ pix-e drone o: voile with file: has ' Org-nay with shoulder finished _~,
v.1. wit: three at not an: .33: fit“ A 32-830mm
‘ p a re e .
. In. W5 t, u on afiwnfifim Empire otyle with npila
m “‘3' “list will my» go one man “Bunk“ a em:
. etlw his blue up
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