Evening sentinel, Monday, June 25, 1917 · page 6

 
 
 

AGE SIX,
- ~ SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL

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. nsrnnnisnnn BY
JAMES GOLDEN

” Roach, JUNE 25.”19i7

 

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[Record of Those Who Have
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pothole». :otzm t-Ut‘ll l'ltlUH-‘lllt‘lll FOR DRAFT
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.vntis naturally complain"
Ennis on their men's 1mlit-i---.<. But no;
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SEW” itul'lnl‘i Ol r)‘|!lil‘~ilh.i' Ilt't‘d 1”(the lists utilized zinc. the copies sent
wasted on them. They can afford it. infirm tour “‘4.” 0f lht‘ organizazion.

 

 

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’ . TOMORROW

High tide 3:05 a. m.; 3234 p. m.
Sun rises 4:22; sets 7:30.

 
 

‘ ‘ . _ 'Tllt‘ri; nit elups preliminary to the. '
All shipping men are making hugeldrhn. ”NH" details for which the 801100] Year
li'l‘tili's. The International )lercan- Pl't'Sldl’m 1> 10 lifcscribe later. I
. . . Or i ' . .. . . .
tile Mtfl'lllP. which listd to lose money. gan 23mm “3“ “3““me In it ”word of em

Ac soon as is practicable after a‘
made over Lo per cent on its cullital‘imitlt‘llli‘ “l “5 Int-'lllbi'l'n‘ are I‘lllil’lt‘d-
.a board will organize, after having.

dents in the Jefferson. OVH' River,
hnudsen. Concord. Lincoln and Hire

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

Editorial Rooms—92.

BusinessOffice—93.

, Nor-walk Branch Office—1388.

'j Editor’s Residence—2183.

City Editor’s Residence——1492-4

Busiriéss Manager’s Residence—

113-12.

MORE VOLUNTEERS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

This is the final recrliitinu it TN: fut
the regular army, The president has
issued a call for Ttmotl more volun-

teers. That number l> needed to
bring the army up it) its llt‘wl) author-
ized strength of :touuuu min. with a
'iew thousand for good pleasure.

The army staff has bl‘t'l'l disappoint-
ed by the slow rate of i‘N-l‘uilill: it
'ular army would be filled lit-fora the
.‘ date fixed for the selective draft rel:-
About lKHHltt
“needed, but front AprlLl to June .'. on‘
]y about 110,000 enlistvd. At'tn-r
registration the l‘l"t'l'llllill': fell lower
" still.
’Jatcly at the rate of only abom Lotto

istration. men w are

the

Men have been \olunleerinc
:1 day. instead of the 3.004; a day that
It

limo now to accomplish lllfh‘ ptirposf‘

: title Ewar department wanted. is

in a succeszul push. On June {to the

,i'anks of the army should be full.
There. is a somewhat natural con-

“f

vision in the public mind rcgmdinz
the selective draft and the voluntary
renlistmcnt.
posed that whatever gaps remained in

Many people have sun.
the. i‘egular army would be filled by
drafting eligible men after the regis»I
iratlbn. But the laws authorizing the
raising of our military forces seem to‘
draw matte no provision for this. The:
‘ egnlar army depends on volunteer re-l
:ruitlng as in normal times The SP-
‘lective thiaft to prmvide‘tnntircly
new armies. '
.. There. ought to be no difficulty

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Men li-

getting the requisite recruits. I

able. to the draft might just as well

 

volunteer anyway. ly doing so they:
Thrive the benefit of immediate absorlr‘
tion into an organized force of trainedl
soldiers, being. enabled thereby to
. learn warcraft more quickly, and‘
make themselves more eligible l‘or’
promotion. Moreover. by volunteering’
they can choose whatever branch ot‘I
the service they prefer. If drafted]
they will have to go where they are
bent. And the regular army‘ affords:I
an opportunity to all able-bodied men|
:not coming within the scope of the‘
draft, because it accepts men from 18

to 40 years of age.
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lNSURlNG SAILORS ,

lereafter

every officer and sailor

on an American ship trading to flu?
one or northern Africa will have his‘:
:life infinred.

This war insurance is required by

aw recently enacted by 'tfottm'ess.'
e ship-owners will be expected to'
land the expense. if they fail to tngl
tire their men, the matter will be at-_
naurance, and the expenses assessed
nsurahce. and le expenses assessed}
the'ship owners. with a $1.000 pen:
lty added.

The government bureau itself will
sue the policies in all cases. it has
“$50,000,000 appropriation for thc‘
purposr.r“"l‘lie death benefits our
'$1,500‘t0 $5,000, varying with:
images of the men concerned, and,
are proportionate payments for“
and of a hand, an arm. an eye, etc.
l’i‘hts pt‘ocedurelmust be recognized
demure than just. The man who
Shanon ocean liner today takcoi
«it! pie in his band. The risk‘ isem‘r-l
‘ ‘ greater than the normal peace
a» and greater than it has been in.
‘ previous war. There is an ill-
vc' need of sailors. as there is

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sirt-ct Schools, who have had ptt'l‘ett
attendances during the past school
year.

Their :i‘UfliS w1ll ~ . .
l ‘ialiill on oath to defend the Constitu-
ailimll and to faithfully discharge their

keep up till the end of the war.
l lduiit-s. Prot'o.~t Mt-ii‘shal General (‘row

 

 

 

 

 

leusl. and that's as ion" as they‘ll ’ecord of ert'vct allelid' - ' .
, ' ” ‘der has sent ;. blank to be filled in tel- “4:00“ of '01:? . q ,. th N “93?”? m
have to pav the insurance. line oi tlzt organization meeting it ' f) d J ’ ”Nd ' l
, T‘ , . I . ‘ t Kindergarten. l
i _ . be blank cat is for date and hour, Vin; \thmm and Mt g fir-ppm
. "tallies o'iu " z . - ~ ‘ l K‘ W
‘ CITY FORESTS intro (11‘ 1:333:35) itlizi‘r‘ii‘tmxteiand “‘Mhers""(‘*0'%x “Tl-tho. Louis
, . .. - ~ -. - - ‘11. em- .. .- i' . l
(. pm: ‘ . P. , z .9 'i‘k" .. .. ‘ .. . _ . ‘_ hedeitcks, -Lreydon tnirvev. Joint
- ll 0 has ti‘ll ml ulou ll Ilhl ‘poran (leik. thairman and ex ‘

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‘ ccutive i’
The city 1‘5““, "their and clerk, A copy is to be re-

Itained and another is to be sent to the
,bc by “'00“! governor The clerk i' l ‘ ’
. ‘ . . .s 0 report b)
with the exception ”1- the Lake mom—wire to the governor. to whtim ltefito
mail the oaths of office.

Examination of Cards.
starting} The board will take possession Gillie
lregistiation cards. Then it is to ex-
lamine these to find whether a card
,vunning around to the “'1‘“ and south. front any other area is included and
cncloring the whole >uburban areadm that case .‘1“'."a‘.“‘ goes home. SUN}

.an exannuaimn is likely in many cases

About Lotti) acres have already been to be tedious. It must not take more

omaise. l’aul I‘eacone. Milio Ren-

zuello, Joseph Tesla. Caroline (lordina.

Jenny Lombardi. Marguerite Mitaly,

Elizabeth Saunders. Helen Urban.
Grade One.

Sadie (luttlieb, Mary S. Bacon, Flor
cnce V. Kelley. Emma 1. Barber,
teachersu~Alfreda t‘aney. Olga Red-
way, Marjorie Toone, James For-
cellini, Zapilcn (liminella, Wm. Koczy,
Steve Olean. l-‘red Stabcll, Marjorie.
\‘l'arga, John Wowarth. John Michale..
Alex Naggy. Tony Pizano. Nickle;

able forestry schcine.

completely >lll‘l‘Ollllt‘lPd
I

'can side. There will be a great halt,
of forest
,from the lake shore to the north. and

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lieu-Lem. Leonard “elm.

 

 

Cane}. .
boat'lt Grad".
Hill .- ("ant-y,

“55 l'tty'mz. t‘
Junk lliytu,

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‘7 'u-l . .i 'l'l‘TtI , filial.

llwvvr. lt act“ : rilotv‘ it Fun: ;.. Mono:
4

Jul:-
1 are

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Papelo. Harold Trcntilard.
Perfect for Entire Year.

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Robert Cant-y. Jilt'li tin-er. 1::iiit‘l' ’
(fancy, Harry l’apele. {2
Jefferson School. l 2
Kindergarten, .‘.ii;.s Parker. teat-livi', l

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—tl.ewis lllavac, William Burns, lid}
win O‘Donnell. l
HHdt'lt" ()ne. Miss Yulzh-r, teacher j .i‘
"-Harvey Brotherton, Kenneth Bail-
wiz, Jack lleciipg. Jack Stoib’t, 01 o \i,’
Wennrick. lrenc Sass. Delia \Vornell. ‘
Grades Two and Three. lli‘ss 'l‘ay-i
\‘v'illiamig
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lor. teachtr.~-»chry Ilrhbik.
llerntlth. Benjamin Gilbert.
Grade l‘uur, Miss l-‘inch. teacher “'
. l‘rank lilavac. lie lcn llceriug. Alice 0
Hogan. Mary Stit’an. Joseph Harris.l
Noiman‘Knapp, Frank Singewald.
Grade Fire. Miss Steiner. teacher
vellarold liuckuam. Joseph

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h—agaii,l .

Frank De Bone. Ralph Hill. lrving‘
Sw'enson. titty lord Worl’cll. llarryl
Werntrick. t

Grade six, Miss Miller. teaclier.-~l
Kenneth Foster, ("art Halloren. K9n1:
neth Montgomery. Wilbur Rowe, Mar-i

~*M3brl Lundguist. lii'nvst Albin,fflg;..m.

.Items Offered ‘Here Rep—

IOIDAY, JUNE 25. 1917

 

 

 
 

 

Boston gior
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resent the Greatest
Values Possible to Obtain

EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE
.500 DAINTY SUMMER WASH SKIRTS

0f (lab'trdire pique and fancy weavrs. ztcvtr befuz‘.‘
fen-d .~t:ch ekill.‘ as them- at tile llw pinto of

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blamed. ill a cost of 33.000.000. ”‘1‘" “'"“"’ "”5: .

. . Numbering in Red Ink.
“bottom more is to be spent on ill“ Next the board is to
cards.

and

lproiect. under powers granted t‘ook

number the
it is to start with the number

\‘ena. Sidney Wilson, Angeline Eng-l
lish, \‘elma Herman, Ethel Naggy.l
lrene Yobagai’. Millie Avallone. Rose:
lltFlorio. Marguerite Erma, Sophie’
Magyar, Tessie Bifano, Caroline i‘is-'

was hoped that the ranks of the rec-l

aily. and take mere time and attention.‘

 
 
 

.i and continue by serial numbers. on

.(ounty by ll‘u“ stale lf‘iilSlullll'“ :tcring on the face of each card ifs

ccebn. Sarah ’l‘atto. Annie'Santerella.l
lobert Dunn. Joseph it‘eienzi, Steve

it is not a mere “reforestation“ number in red ink. it is to give the t
. _ _. . . . . . . l . same serial number to the copy. {file Herman, William ’l‘oouc. Julius
“h"- makm: amends 1" "“1”“ m' l u is without regard to any alphabetical t‘hangevi. ,
tlt‘tll‘llf‘litlll of aboriginal forests, ll arrangement. Additional (are are also Grade Tw0.

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to be numbered.

When a local board has a copy of
of ihn area constituting the new for~‘c:tch card with its proper serial num-
cst belt was open brairi-c land wheulh” ”5 ”v.1.“ l“. m forward 1h" mm”

to the udpitant‘gcneral. lit Hartford

the clerk of each (If the three boards

This ambitious enterprise is sure to‘ will forward these to the may-77‘. who

. .will fervfi'd thn-tu to the adjutant-

are a wholesome influence on other general.
cities~ lf ("hit-ago can afford to spend CDuplicate 1'45“ rof‘Card ”Sm”-

. oncmrcnt y “it tie num crin of
lllfltlllfi‘lt' m the cards the bollrd is to prepare inur
communities can afford to spend pro- flulJllf‘ill“ llc'lS 0" 1““ “Hm” M H” “‘3?
. ‘ lsli‘ntlnlis. Lists tnust contain names
saute pur-J” the order of the serial --:-',N.:--
buck in the the red ink numbers beginning with

‘ . ‘number i.
affords “wt The Ward will retain one copy. It

Louise Larruuri. Gertrude Dibble.
Blanche Ellis, Inez l). (‘i'ofooL leach—l
(‘I'S.""Cl‘lill‘li’.fi Adamchak. Edwin Char-<5
iott, Dan Herman. Steve Mezzo. Al-‘
bert l’esak, Charles l'lzinger. Mary
t‘utroue, (‘at‘rie Datielic. Dorothy
Flu-hero. Emma Lee Harmon. Mttl‘—:
caret llidu, Lizzie Kish. Annie Mitaly.‘
Ruth l'tzinner.‘l~)thcl Wat-go. Susie
.\litaly. Mary Lovacs. Rita Apecile.t
Albert (‘zakq Louis Oratcs. Joe Sam-i
Dias, William (illilzy, (‘vuernell Garvcy.‘
Joseph Sandy, Andrew t‘zubo. Helen
lhtlahanty, lreue (troll. Marion POI":
kins. Fl'f‘tici‘le Hamilton, Julia Siz-J
cnsky. ’l‘om (‘m-llii. Joseph Ferris.
Russell Fraser. Michael Vuno.

GradeJhree.

is an improvement on nature. Most

the white titan first saw it.

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planting trees, nth-“l“

poivionate amounts for the
pose. it will all come

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ipleasure and benefit it

‘CHARLES L. PAGE KILL-

 

con Lent. Walton lloyt. Frederic. waSh Skirts .v..:»’
Plumb. lrving \‘oorhm-s. l‘rancisi . . . . F 4
Clot-kin, Florence l’t'l'l‘ill'l. Louisa' . For street and si'orcwvar. skirts in new styles. Will) novelty beltai' ‘
Salza. llirotht Shields. 1 and packets. trimmed Willi pearl and fancy buttons. A beautiful as-§
tirade -Si.\*.. Ml.» Stowe, teacher. - sortment in all the new and wanted materials. ‘ ."1‘
«David Brennan. Allison (‘tt1'7i.~.1 $1.00 t0 $5.50 7' ‘1
t‘barles Hendrick. \lldward Ocrtle.’ %
ltoenct- Flore. Lucy lloyt. l’i‘l‘vidu WOMEN'S HOSE VEILINGS ‘\ 7‘

lskiyan, Dorothy Pt)\\t'll.

 

 

Grade Six. Miss Peeney ttvat'ltei' '9’ Black. and white, garter Newest weaves, meshes, de-
rfiouglas llussiug. Douglas Stagg. ' top, reinforced heels and signs and COIOTS;25C quality
Albert Variau, Jack Warner. Ruth ,. soles ........ 121-96 pair 19 d
Currie. Dorothy Godfrey, leabel Hot: 9 ' C yar
an. Charlotte Sanford. itost- Sebachal tj, . , Y
Gladys Townsend. Josephine \‘alleric..._t MEN 8 UNDERWEAR WOMEN s

in the Lincoln. Knudsen. Concord 6 Summer \ ‘ h t
and Henry street schools. the reels-t . ve‘g t’ 8110? GINGHAM DRESSES

 

sleeve Shirts, double seated
Drawers; all sizes . . 29:: each

PILLOW CASES

tration for the past year has nlllllbt‘l'"
ed 1,522. Average daily attendance
has been 879. and the average termm
registration was 1.019. ‘

Plaid and check .efl’ecta,
pique collar and coils . $5.50

 

 

 

At the Jefferson school. the totalig. . . CURTAIN SWISS
registration was 32.. the average. T0 embrmder, beSt quality
term registration 297. and the met-T" tubing ............ 49C pair Pom?» do”. flora], crossbar
ant daily attendance 24.7. ‘ l and Stripe designs; yard
The Over llivt-r school rtgislralion ‘ BUREAU SCARFS Wide; “ :re 150 IIIIIIII 110

for the past year numbered 157. the‘
average term tcpistratlon 1'51. and
daily attendance 103.

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Hemstitched and lace trim. 1.
med, regular size; 50c quali-
ty ............... - ..... 29c

TABLE OIL CLOTH.

Best grade. 45 inches wide;
worth 300 ........ 220 yard

 

 

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xpopulatit‘tn. And a time may (‘onlf‘yi‘illl .lmSt H HpPOM lit 11 (‘DIl-‘Dii‘uolls‘ Violet Ashwcll. Kaihrvn F. Ric-l ED WHILE RENIOVIN t. RUBY GLOSS OR RIG'IT STOVE POLISH
when those forests will he an ccnno- WM)”: "“f‘f' “,CWSMMF to IHSWFHOV' l'luizh, Ethel Jt‘lmlllim. teachers.~ .‘ J \CK FROM AUTO IN ‘ CEDAR POLISH I I
. . ,. .. _ _ :tn lit Gilli!- ol the board. A third it ‘ “a”... Monolith-:3 Ah." Pot-hit, J00! x . ‘ ‘ 5 _ 35 R I“ 100 each 3 :0 23¢
mic asset paying material dividend! will make accessible in its office to the Guru Rpgmam Hopkins Jose 1“,! WEQTPORT QATUR . 0° 31“ ------------- c egu‘ ‘ 5 r
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0n the investment. if the tuition cuu- ””5 “ll“ 3 request fol publication. i‘lliil'l. Lucy Dpncgoes. Neith- lirex-l k ’ = . - I.
tiuues to “th i” timber m ”w “s all: riff-)i‘ifiqttt’ill staid Ithetourth copy to ler, Lydia Kovacs. (‘atheiine Mayhpw‘! DAY ill CHILDREN 3 PARASOLS NAPIHA
. ' . ‘ . ‘ l Calizd CI im‘lihl‘l‘ l‘fllmfll- _Norliiit 'l‘tti'lfll‘. Frank Pundit), Rose; it Plain OOIOTS striped de. \VASHING PO‘VDER a
uni mw' any my “mm In” a WWW: Then 35p? oof dgg‘tantcenlerai. 'Adamchak. ”on" Him" Mic" Tom“? (Continued from First. Page) lb signs and flowered effects,‘ if“
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”“1 forest '0 draw “1m“ ill or 5" “'3‘“ “lids ill‘c to be sent bv registtfirlttl 3:13; i‘ifé‘i;giimi‘i\rtifliil%k lmmpdlll.“Miami ll," 39c and 500 quality 25!; 3 for 110
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“PM“ will b“ fortunate. in) expresgtof the Militant-general. 'Francis K'tb‘tbik‘ lz‘hliia‘l'tuni‘ttrwl‘tlli‘i‘ and Mrs. Page and Mr}; “might“ l‘lle‘it‘l e No. 8 ALUMTNUM
' E. ‘ " " ‘ . ' .. v . .‘insree. 1:
--~—-~~--O-—'---- Method rial”: Ritf'LlEEECE'W making. lliflnl ll‘asmar. lleoijamin Peppiione. 8‘": )?1ing‘:;"n§t in": ride in “Hit WOMEN’S PARASOLS TEA KETTLE
E LE , - ., ‘ .. ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ (lSt‘il Pruitt-r. Ell Al D: k . 9' .. W ' - , f . . , .
.. . TH "ADMlRABH BEAN lilii‘ this: 1an to live specified litter by bethl ”mod"; Lizzie Mill‘lil‘ttl?‘ 13:: lilore's big Lhandm-tn:im1\§'.if‘i1{£th:¥ill 200 Women 8311}: Parasols, $350 value ......... $2.49
“hm ‘hmm'm "1' Na” ”w d" ”WI .lin‘ ‘i’i‘tlilulllllliiidxih-i[invw‘l‘tz‘d {hill rude Trombltus. Arthui. chm-ion, “0...”...mountains; T““..‘I.’..snmi; Corner: in plain colors. floral, pongee LAWN MOWER
“Hum...“ M ,1..,.imm“...' “Dial“.ltntiw'n. TIM m.“ m illl‘ltll‘ k’l‘m‘yk"; (‘zeL John taut. Andrew lierntau. Jul. 111“ “it“s-“f":fr:‘12:}...m‘p punctured. l ,t and combination effects, 40
1mm". lm'm ""1” mm“ “n“ W ’° ‘m‘wrmlm‘ lighghimf' iirflih- Mnfily' mm Rm'i'wm 0 cabin to Fix Tire. _ l per cent. on" regular prices. 2 inch. Special ..... $3.98
“a: gum] mm”. m ”I“ “mam” gqr-tl‘llf‘ill'tll‘l‘ in which the persons. whose " I“! “0 n’" G ' d";— lhomas. .\lr. Page. and Mr. lllorc ahghlodf ' . ‘
. . . " T‘limfl‘lm“ “"“S “"“ “'“l‘m ”‘9 1“"3 9‘ .. n . tom”e fw‘t - from the car for il’it' Duriw?“ 01’ firm-'1 v2.mwmo~m-- 2:; filo, .
dener. liettns will thrive on still that. isdiclion of thu- respective local bourdn' (‘lk T“ B “(labial-{1‘0 i.l. Salaam. the imncmrpd tire, and 1113‘?“ “'35 'r _.__ - .. -.-- QT»... ——gg
' ' . . -. Hulls rusx.3vx ’ , -. ~ . :- ‘ ,.___
most crops .woultl scorn. They will "ti-itt'iri‘v sttviyehlvmfhh ”smog-11"”: [01‘ Antionette Ii‘alaici) 11%,,“ ;;l;:;;‘,;placed under the tear Mohhiii'dulltl 13:0} Castleberg Going Slowly iHlNMAN AGAINST
'—— " .' I‘Y‘F.PIV?‘08 ' ' . '1. ti u is ‘ w . . '
grow almost anywhere, asking: only p | c Flora Hopkins. Beatrice Kern. Kate mm" It “ w n m 5; men decided The sluiomvnt or Mr. Lastleberg,

n boards to be physically examined. ex-

and an or‘wl-ll‘lllplt‘tl- (ll-“Charged or finally to be ac- l’ularino, “"7." Wurgo, Robt'l‘l FUIlPI‘.

.time, howeverkthat the

SECURITIES SHIFT

v-e'that he was going slowly at the timei

. . . " ha
good deal of sunshine , . . . . . - the cut into \Phatport and , . _ . .
- ‘ ‘ ”ppm, into ”1,, military service of the Claicncc lluukerud, Louis homes”? “"imcture repaired at a garage m,of_the accident sums to in borne on. t BY SAVINGS BANE"
stoual llltil~‘t«“iim.L' from the clouds or, United States." . .Deeman Poet, Andrew Seuch, (‘arlton'lm p , .bct‘tuisc of the fact that netther zit-.-
that town. (chine was very greatly (lama red. .Vt i

There may be more than one time of Tullmndge. Jennie Barber. Helen De,
.draft and more than one place. i Martino, Susie Gall. Grace Hid“:
' Quotas, iAcnes Press. Elizabeth Szocs. Jennie‘

The quota which draft districts will \‘ercp, ”"2“ “”th James Irving.
lfurnish will be determined in accord» [Bertha Czell. Edna Dietrickr Annie
can once with regulations which the prcsi— “OHM!" M‘W-V Soyuk, Lilly V‘m"
,‘dem will prescribp later. There are Bertha Yobnggy. Alex Ganzy. William
:forty-t'our draft districts in ConnectiuG‘lu- Daniel Vadas. William Smith;
cut and Governor Marcus‘H. Holcomb Julius Keen. Michael Lombardi. \‘t‘il-i
will determine the figures. in accord- liam Novak. Dominick Santella. Sic-l

the. garden hose. 'l‘hey arc. as the
department says. “nearly i'ool proof."

Most anybody knows enough to plant 1

them. and anyone who doesn‘t

easily find out.

They come up with astouding quick-
ness in warm weather. All at once, t

. once with the system of the 'p l .‘ phan Snrosi S‘ummerfield ’l‘ool'cr:
where there was nothing the (h be' . . - . ‘ ““3 ' ‘ . _ ‘ ‘
. ‘* .y lions. lie Will communicate notice to James Hegedus. Vi illiam KUIH‘OI‘.‘

fore. there is a row of beans. three each local board. ‘ ,John Slouch, Lizzie

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or four inches high. To the n0\'ict‘e.,B
' LOST; A BOY

ickos. ‘(lrace Silye. Lucy Salter, Helen

J Fetter.

l Grade Five. :9
t Elva Penney. Laura Baker. Alberta‘
cave to weep and; Fontstock, Edna Morgan. teachers.»

thosr- aspiring beans. humping their'

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‘ Not kidnapped by bandits and hid-
raising their faces to the sky are the den away in a

strong backs up through the soil and.

Were that the case one; Herring. Lena Pesaciette, Mary V

. . . . . - isearching.
so wonderful that any seed he puts in tho. Isabel Wnrgn. Louis Bardos, Jos-l

‘hundred thousand men would rise to

the around should grow—and those‘ the rescue if need be U r t f l .eph Nagy. Louis Natty, Harry Tuister.
.~ ‘ < - ‘ n 01' uua P 3' Albert Chontos Andrew
:32". 5311'! ~ . .. '
mm“ -’0“ “0 enthu lustic ll.» the losing of the lad is wtthout any‘ Maury Mondelu. William

Most, varieties mature quickly “Wilmette excitglnenll
1.9;”- heavily, Few vegetables will‘aud very real. The fact to. his father phme .Bcrte._ Mary
produce so much edible food on so l'it-Him him! Being too busy to sit With

tlc space- And they .requlre harmful?” ”"3 fireside and answer
{trivial questions during the years: ers. Lizzie Seuch.

Margaret

. -. i
any attentionvonly two or three hoe- Elm“ Shown"

lugs for most varieties. insects both-mom. of the. boys, he let. go his hold Lombardi,. Stei'ei“ movers,

01' them very little. 311d they Olltgl‘owiulton him. Yet. his mother lost him!
and discourage the weeds. [Being much engrossed in her teas,
Lima beans are an exception. They'tlinners and club programs, she let' ..
a . '. the maid hear the boy say his prayers1 Wargo, John Bogdanyi. .Stcven
an. the ftl‘lbiOCl 3.18 Of the bean fam land ”1113 her grip slipped and the boyllBllCSkO, Andrew Even. Michael Fal.

. . Lerov Farrar Christmas Gail
was lost. to his home. Aye, the church cone. ' ' . '.
.lost. ltln13_ Being so much occupied Joseph Gall. Joseph SObOdY’ Alfredtb

. | Stabell, Steven Yobqggy, Margaret;
the kind most people are interested in‘ with sermons for the wise. and elderly! Danika, Alice Birdselr’ , Verna. Mm“...
just, now, are case and Simplicity per “'h0 pay the bills, and ”Wing €005. . ‘
lcare for dignity; the minister and old Veno, Annie Damk0. Helen Toth. Olga

ilut. ordinary string beans, which are

ghan, Margaret Redway, Elizabeth;
.3.

. 'estport front Nor

beneath the axle of the .
' covered up the rear light of his ownl

machine.

out from the center of the road. in or—

’ " - (‘immienpm'tm which were ridtn .
tMaty lush. Annie Lory. Sophie pin-5.399 ““3wa street. and “ nlte. ,
lliarling. of 609 Union Avenue. Bridgc- 0
port.

tCz‘tstlebct-g switched on
‘ . tlights again. and then saw
.chiet' miracle of gardening. It seems stat-v9 and rouse a nation to fl't‘nzied Libel Delphanty. Julia Herman, Fredalmm. the Blorc machine directly

as'Tpath a few feet ahead.

GlanY-Jhe Pierce Arrow immediately but .
Olcanlbig machine could not be halted out]
though very sad James Selim, Kenneth Terry. Jose-at had crashed into the rear of the;
Czcll, Margarethmp ear. and had pinned 'Mr. P
>Gall, Mildred Gibson, Helen Herman,.hctwecn the two machines. .
. Kalmar. Rachel KipnessfiDidNot Know Mr. Page Had Been i-Ii
his , Margaret Koibayi, Elizabeth Sound—t For a couple of minutes after’tne no,

when fathers are the only great he.l George Baran, Robert Irving. Frankgtleberg were aware that Mr. Page h§dl
James‘been struc
gltiauga. Tony Palladino. Steven T0lli,’WflS not an
gJames Vedas, John Adamchak. Wini- the cars. to see if the t
fred Burkey, ltllzwgnreti Czel, Irene,burning that they saw
Horwath, Elizabeth Landls, Anna‘ihe ground (between the machines.

lifted out from bet’wocn the automo-

machine. which had stopped 11
scene of the accident. and Was inane
'tzo the .‘lorwalk hospital BS? Mr. grown

i ht. . .
\i (91?:tellbirgpwzlgalkdhilg towards Blore's Ciu' was slightly denied in the
. r. - ‘ ' -

walk. anti p is lie-.13”. and the front of the Pierce Ar—
m. jack f1~0i11;nuvv- was somewhat bent up. VOther—
car. 311-. Page‘wise fitc machines were undamaged.

' Mr. (‘astleberg has been employed

(Continued tron: first Page.)

on the value of said securities durinst
the continuance of Slll'll loan. with 1.1
right reserved by the savings bank:
tits at chauffeur for twelve yearn. and lo demand return of the securities mt
ward. lduring that time has driven cars in any time on surrender of the certifiw
Mr. ens—L-Ilondon. Paris. Italy and Anlprica rate of deposit. This department [mm
d swuugiwithmit accident. previously ruled that a loan by a sav <
IAttended by Drs. Tracey and Kellogg, mi: bank of its securities to n "fir-
' After he had been admitted to the “on?” bank 15 illegal. because it docs:
g '1‘ ll Brown. “hospital, Mr. page was attended by nouconstltutc or even purport to be-
' ' r 1,,illrs. Kellogg and Tracey, who made. an investment of the deposits and sub.
very effort to save his life. plus 0f lltt‘ savings bank but is u
i up neafly' investigated Scene of the Accident. parting “'illl Possession of securities:
machinet Coroner John J. Phelan. lietltcal Er- in which said deposits and surplus on»
bis‘ heau.;aminer Dr. Samuel H. Huntington. De- inverted pursuant. to statute. Whicfsi
for the firstilm’livo Sergeant Thomas Hunt. Dcptr securities should at all times be in
in his‘li' Sheriff Edgar ll. Perry and Atlor- the custody of the managers of the-
lncy Leo Davis, who represents Mr. savings bank. as trustees for the (it-
limwis in the. case. held an informal iu- positors, to respond to the demam...=:

alter? m:wgiigation of the accident last‘even- of said depositors. ,. .
1;“. ing, at the scene of the mishap. The See opinions of attorney general
“coroner also examined the “lore and 19078. page 79. .1
'the Lewis machine. The proposed transaction is. in or:
age Hearing This Afternoon. . purpose and effect. open to the slum-i
i The formal coroner's hearing will be objection and criticism as such mu
t held this afternoon at 2 o’clock in in avowed loan of savings bank 5mg;
' uptown courtroom. ties. However. the law. Section fi.
Mr. Page Well Known Hens. Chapter 127 of the Public Acts tr?!
Mr. Page was born in England 1913.ill91‘mlls savings banks to rib"-
»- - . .nltwenty-Yo’u‘r‘ years ago, but removed to DOslt n an incorporated bank or trust!
kulll-"ulzg Eitgduficfiifiem{America with hit-t parents when very company located in this state. or in
all light wasll‘oung‘ While living in_ Norwalh he other states lllGl‘Pln designated. to am
Mr. Page on has been employed in the “Postal 'lype- amount not exceeding 30. per centinu
(writer Company. with the firm) of lel (at ttlited cupi’tial stock .surplus and our—
1 _‘ -ritt Sr. Montgomery. formery oca ivi e pro ts.of such depository. A
As .0035th $31-$33???“ could be Eplumbers. and lastly with the Norwalk savings bank, if its officers so order.
‘ ‘ Tire & Rubber anpany in Winmpauk. may lawfully sell to a national limit:
D0” The deceased ia‘Survived by a father securities in which its deposits am!
he rind mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1"- surplus are invested and within tines
cringe, and a wife. formerly. Miss Hazel above. mentioned limitation. deposfll.
lQuintard. by two sistrgrs.b lb: Misxf‘s the proceeds of such sale in such rm:—
-'5 fEthcl and Alice. and one rot er. iC- {tional banltti land it mi in also be».
““3- Fl" minute after He was a member of Welcome agreed, by an independegnt contra-1..

loved. that in taking 1

Bridgeport Car Going West
Just before he hit Itlr. Page.
leberg put on higdimmers. an

er to pass a west-bound automobile!

When he had go

you with the 'llridgeport

_ Applied the Brakes.
‘The chauffeur applied the br

i

ident.’ neither Mr. Blore. or Mr. Cats-l

as placed in the Bridge

ilcs. he w ._
car i

nd‘ Mr. Dar

' ' , . f ' ' a cc. to the local institutionfllo“ ‘
sonifn‘d. ”3,. were unmindful of the human Westus. Steven Bogdnnyi, 'Mallm'fifiiggtt h‘i’r Page expired, having Stranger Lodge, No.\364, Sons of St. that the savings bank should have. up,
They are one of the first green vez- . v - , Flore. Thomas Ireland, Clementi '. ' ‘~ d a}, George. right. at its option at a future Nuke:
xt’eelmgs 0f the boy in the “9"” and Rooms James SantOrella Michael sustained a crushed chest an n 5" c P 3 Insurance t h '
”am“ “‘3‘ summer “Shem 1"» and made no provision in sermon or song ' ' ' ' inumerotts bruises. oncT'e‘Specialiy target ompany ay - 0 repurc 389. said securities from [ht—‘-

Soltese, Frank Sprock. Earl Thump-i

they stay with us till fall. It's absurd or manly sport for his boyishnesa,‘
to treat them as a one-crop vegetable.'nnd so the church and many sad'Lilllan Alexander. Bose llosh, Mar-
" . . hearted-parents are nowtioklug ear- garet Levay, Augusta Nagy, jMal'i'
By planting another row or two ev- ‘ all for the 10% boy—Author Un- Sandy, Nicholas Barber, Frank Belte,
cry two weeks the hack-yard garden 2:0“; ” ' ’ James di 1310110. Frank Forenzy.
or can have fresh “beans right along

Steven Lengye‘l. William . Schlitt.

Frank Varady. John Verbanzy, Frank
for months. . The same spacezcan be .
utilized two ori three times; or better

Warsaw Joseph White- 1..
yet, beans’can bé planted in rows va-

.3e96.|a.t cmt- - v
t. . Comma 5... nowhere-«Julius
_ Jam’es Radar
cated by other only vegetables. They
may «be planted, in. most; parts of the

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son, Louis Yoczlk, Helen Alenm’tder,lone across

Mr. Darlingnnd Mr. Brown stopped at:
the uptown police station and recon-cut
the ‘ accident to Officer Charles F.
Page, father of the young‘fiant vino
was on duty in the station house at.
the time.
‘tOtiicer _ _ ,
once to the scene of the accident. and!
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Some time ago the Norwalk Tire &. national bank as a price. therein um-
.fittbber Company established an insur— ed or
mice system for its employes, the
1 amount. to be paid depending on the
' length of slifi'vlce of the empioye. This
morning Treasurer Frank L. L'amsou
tdyew a check for $450 payable to the
{widow of the young man. and deliver-
‘ed the same to her in person. at tho

his back, anon broken left

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provided for. but the nature
of the entire. transaction should lie-
gsuch that the savings bank would
have, contemplated by law. that is.
upon its deposit therein unaffected by”
lany collateral agreements or other
contingencies. and any contract tim-
re-purchase should be entirely inw-
pendent of such sale and deposit aim]
solely within the control of and so;
the option of the savings bank. Such
altransactlon, might, as a. legal props»
7 ,. 3 lion, be technically valid. but. helme-
mol'rOW .nmrning 3“ ”001““ “0““; obviously for the accommodation null.
t- Mm! mm 9nd ““9le bench: or. the national bannittnatem
mud in “lo! the savings bank depositora‘fur .

wh officer: of

warmth Police'to tire Scene.
Updn their return from the ho‘spita

{same time expressing his sympathy
for the and accident. Mr. Page is the
first, employe to die since the fund wag
established. 3 . '

Fonefil services 'will be held to-

Sdrgfiant Bryan ”Silk, and.
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