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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 17, 1917 · page 4

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automobile. Mr. Burt had planned.
and yet hopes to be able to spend
two noeks'
this week, with out of town friends.

Horace Hutlbutt. 311., leaves town
this week, euloute to Frame, where;
he will begin his duties in the U S

3 Ambulance Corps.

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Justice. Harry v. Sncud of llaiien
married his third couple last week.

Adrian G. liegeman of The New

Morfim

“FURTHER ORDERs

vacation, which begins .

‘iThe most important amendment and

 

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(c) If scum found phys'mtilly coal for exemption or discharge you have
tiled and file no cia- '111 for exemption, ten days within which to tile proof.

.or-tfycu do not spurs" for ‘ '92-} 9x- Tb" method of proving claims is
mutation. your 11111120 will h': posted to, 11111le but it is rather exact. If
the district board :19- inc uho v'asiyou follow the titles given below you

 

claims for discharge on the Rr0unl:
that you are engaged in industry, in-
cluding agriculture found to be lieccs i
s1ry to tile maintenance of the mili- ‘
tat-y establishment the offer- lite opera-

 

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tolli-d ”or military :t‘l‘l'It 1 and was llth'ai'I lino done who. is re uired of you. ,
Amendments to regulations for local , x ‘1 3 .1 I" t ‘ . It tion of the military forces, 01 the
idiurict boards 11 ' b ‘ excmptcd or dist-.lulgcil. (in the, First. (10 to the local board and maintenance or national interest dur-
‘ ‘ ' ave “n received eighth day after call, or within twoiconsull the regulations to find out the ing the ememgency ‘ but the CRESCENT SHAPE‘D‘

tfrom the provost marshal general

' days tlicleaftcr, copics of the list ofiform number of the affidavits that you
persons so posted to the districtimust submit for your particular claim.
boards will be given to the press with' Second. Ask the board for the
a request for publication, will be post ;blank affidavits that are necessary in
ed in a place at the office of the local‘presenting your proof; if the board
board accessible to the public view, thus not the forms, ask to consult the
and notlie will be mailed to you at the pamphlet of forms.
address ‘on your registration card. i Thild. Have the affidavits properly
Therefore watch the notices posted accomplished and return them to the
in the office of the board about 10 days board within the time limit assigned
after the day you were called and‘you—JO days from the filing of your
make arrangements for the prompt re-Vclailn. ‘ i
ccipt of mail. Remember:
V”. .i (a) You must submit youi proof in
Seven Days to File Claims of Exemp the prescribed form and the board has
“an or Discharge. lno authority to exempt at discharge

Such claims must be filed with the
district board on or before the fifth
day after the mailing and posting of
notice that you have been certified by
the local board as one who has bean
called for service and not exempted or
discharged.

If you desire to file such a claim:

1. _Get or copy althe local or district
board Form 1131 or 1613.

2. Fill the form out properly.

3.11th it with the district board
within five days after the mailing and
posting of notice that your name has
been certified from the local board to
the district hoard.

or half lenses are a great con-
addttion to the regulations reads as

ifollows:

“On the day any person is called by
a local board, notice thereof in the
zform of a list of persons called shall
ibc posted in a place accessible to the
:public in the office of the board and
:shatl be given to the press with a re-
quest for publication. Notice thereof
{shall also on the same day be mailed
tby the clerk of such a local board to
’each person so called. directed to the
address on his registration card or to
{and change of address filed therewith,

venience in cases where a. read-
ing glassmust be worn much of
the time, and the wearer must
at the same time be able to look

across the room or office.

THAMER

Oculi'sis, Optometrists, Opticians

 

 

 

York Athletic Club who makes hisiand either the hosting of notice at the
,Hheadquattels at Travers IslantLat the office 0f the board 01‘ the mailing 01‘
is DOW club house “hen he is not in Slam. rth? nailee as herein provide Shall
:ford, is never happier than when en- constitute the giving of notice and Note.
;tertuinlng his friends and seeing them‘ shall charge suctt person with the
is happy. Sunday afternoon, despite the duty of ploscnting himself as herein- |

(Except for industrial or agricultural Y0“ ““1955 3'00 Sme” 6‘

‘davits re uired b re ulutions.
E. “'hite. of Waterbury, reasons) ‘ l o y g

11th at Van Zuni street.

11155 May thng, of Bridgeport,

the aili-

ft.) No claim of dischalgc on ac- the Maui and no proof other than the
count of thc industry in which you are Dlt‘rmbt‘d ““11an “"1935 the board proof before the district hour-t of a;

See section it, Registrations.
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b) Tliclc will be no argument before Roof in support of industrial. Claim.
Only affidavits can he wind in filing __

“The House of Good Glasses
87 Atlantic 611., Stamford, COnn.
Open SatLeve. until 9 o’clock

 

 

 

 

visiting friends in East Norwalk. showers, Mr Hegeman gave a party
of friends a motor trip from Pelham

Homer Jones of New Jersey, is the Manor all the way up the Post road

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8385‘ Of ‘1” St. Jim“? 0f Osborn 3"9‘ beyond Westport, stopping near Stanln i

“9- fox (1 fm supper.

 

Samuel W. \‘clsor, bookkeeper in There were seven sales of real es-

the Ferris Coal Company, is enjoyint: talc ill Dalton, last week, with mort‘

a. weeks Vacation. 52:1ch of ”H.725. Fol the Second or
July, 1916, there was only one site
Richard G, Hendricks and party are and the mortgages wclc $300. The

“finding this afternon at East BcaCh. transfers of last week follow:

la. 1. The trip was made by boat.

 

l.,ittd l..- -rov avclluc.
A regular meeting of the Ladic‘s Hogan “my M to Grace E Hogan,
Aid of the Dust :itcnuc M. E. cthh (:lcnbmok.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at3 Miller Florence to Will
.io'clock. Brooklyn, Springdale.
, ....__..... ‘Noxon Gill to Laura ‘Butlcr.
“Second Point is a “militia WW“- tiipk.
Every day hundreds of younustcrs in." Prt'ir-wccilli

Groppe of

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to G Pmcuccinl, Hope

in bathing ‘it this place. The \\'tlit>l' is Bi.
reportcd to be this Raymond ‘A 11 to w R Rydcr, 01.1
“ "WW—- King's rd.
The Sasquo Campfire Girls held it Sellcck Martha J m Ham“ A
meeting last evening with Alisa P.‘ Stevens, Old .Ktttg’s rd.

Cummings, Pine Hill. and 111:th plans
for :1 lawn Illll‘ly to be held soon. i

William ”Aciglel’s country place was
again offered on ‘Sflilllday afternoon
for the benefit of the RM! (‘loss Sort-t
cty. for a four ball foursome. The play-
crs participating “etc (ltlhcit Nichols;

 

Machinist's Mate Arthur lnllc, of
lbs «and Coast Defense llcsr-t'vc l'c
ceivod ltoticc lust night by telcgrum
that his mother was very ill in a New
Haven hospital. ltlr. Lane was grulltx
ed a furlough and is now in the Elm
City.

 

\vitll honor. playing with Alexand-
Smith of Wykolzyl,

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Thomus Smith, an old clamor and 33:?" 2‘33.“ Bimiicniiitlgwffllii‘t ‘31:.

»' ‘
. Weapon canal, yesterday. Acont‘diilg rain ‘tllehfiflltciliiireiZiil; ,‘ll‘ili:s“\lial:t;:

‘ 't o ' l ' \v s twelve feet m cs ‘ 0 I ‘

311212;: ivatsh inbhslllifllo: water. 1“,... Wagner of the Hamilton Grangctttplc)

fact that a shark tilts bccn sci-n should and Harold ’I‘lirockmorton 0 ,‘- t

- .. ~ I’lnlnfleld 'lonnts Club, played Miss
11:1 dimmw hammg' Florence mum of the “fest .Sldc Ten l

x" nit-l .Club of New York and It l‘t‘dl‘liilk
Alexander of the slime club, Miss

Wagner and Mr. Tllrockmorton wcrc

victorious. Ills partner was to have

been “for Mulls Bfurstcdt, the na-

tional woman champion. but she was

;detalued at Buffalo The sports which

‘werc planned by Dr. H. ER; Mlxsoll and

John Newton. of Wilton, was a sun_A1-temos Holmes netted about $1,200

3. 1.. 3 day visitor in town. ifor the Red Cross. Both tbcsc gentle

[men are member of tlic Wee Burn

Madison Morehousc has visited rcl-iGnlf Club, and were assisted by me
attvcs in East Hampton. ‘i‘ollnwtmz ladies, who sold tugs: Mrs.

, - ________ z’l‘llonlus Crimnlills, Mrs. James S. Jcn
‘klns, Mrs. Douglas tEllttnan, Mrs. Lyn-
ford M. Dickinson, Miss .lllldn Holmes

.and Mrs. William Zeigler.

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Mrs. G. B. Kellogg and 'ltlrs..Sttlrg-
u Andrews, are each convalesctng
from several days' illness.

.fiohn ‘Morton lost another valuable 1
horse, after 1‘. short illness, a few days ,:
ago. it

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.. ‘ . Several Brooklyn and Frcemont, N.
'ij Y, friends are guests at the Clifford,
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‘ Airs. W. ii. Barrett, of Wilton, has
Visited her sister, Mrs. Sturges An-'

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The new arrivals at the Summit

draws. jHousc this week are: Mrs. E. L; Wil-
:iifllllS. and Miss . Elmore Evans of
Georgetown relatives have been Flatbuslt. During j the unpleasant

guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lock- weather knitting needles have been
wood.- {in great demand as \lisa Engels, a Bel-
‘ glan gill, stopping at the house, and

in enjoyable “open meeting" was who Is buSyw working for her country.
310M by Nol‘iield Grange: Friday eve- is ikdnly teaching seVeral of the oth-
Iting. ‘ier gueststlte gentle art of knitting.

 

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E '1' cow) was a week-Purl “Sit'ori The annual picnic of the Methodist
Oat his summer home ltere. Sunday school will be. held on Twis-

first Edson Turney entertained Bun day. Iuly 241b, going by autos to Put-
a“ dinner guests, nam Park, poor Bethe] Tickets for
!tbe children to sell can be obtainEd
from the committee, Miss Jennie
Scott. Miss Ethel Jennings, Eugene
Cushman or H. S. Bryan. In, order to
arrange for the number of miles per-
sons wishing tickets should secure
them before the end of the week.

 

. Interesting post card souvenirs are
: mining received by friends in town of
31'. and Mrs. Frank W. Gregory, of
‘ :fltlorwalk. who with their family, are.
Encoding some time in Centre More-
and. on the Susquehanna river, about
gmnteen miles from Wilkesbarre .

 

The annual meeting of the Roway
tton Fire Department was held last ev-
. ‘ Rev. Charles W Burt, his wife, Mrs. wing at the headquarters of ‘Roway—

m and me grand daughter, was ton Hose Company. at which time the
W” ng’. are recovering from followin gomcers were elected.
INK, bruises and 136013110115. 305' Chief mightier-Oliver Clark

filmed on Friday, by the skidding and First Assistant Engineer—Ambrose
.~‘lover.turning’ of their car, near Oronn- W (Bracken.

. W- as they were “route to “with“, Second Assistant Engineer-Merton
j_ Inn-y. They were able to return by Rackett.

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engaged can be decided by a local calls fm other proof which it will do claim for exemption on ”‘1“51ial

Daricn Terminal Realty Co to J C Rag-i

"boards.

of (iroat Neck, who covered lllnlsclft
who was un IlDlP there are one or more district boards

,nuuibcr of

”what district bonld to apply to.

after provided. Each such posted list
and mailed notice shall contain a di' l
,rectlon to appear for physical examt
nation as required by the regulations
at a limo and place fixed upd stated in
such notice." .
t In accordance with the above re
quest. the names of those who aro
drafted will be printed in The Sentinel "e“ an” ‘“ “1.1.11 w“ my H
with all other possible information. it claim of exemption or discharge The
;would be a good idea to read The Son form for filing this claim is simple. if

mm, daily as the drawing may be you wish to file such a claim—-
made at any time. 3 (a) Go to the board and get Form 110‘
Full information as to how to coil {or GXI‘mptlon or 1’0"" 131 for dis-
.duct yourself during the dlaft is given cliltrgc. H the board has not the
in bitcf form as follovts: ‘ imimm forms Mk m consult mp form
t. pamphlet and copy the form shown

Local Boards. ”WM

In every county in the United States (bl F‘ill m" ”m proper rfornl and file:
and for every city of over 30,000 tltcrc it with the board I
are 0110 or more local exemption ( i no this within 3N0“ days Of
Each of such boards is in ”w posting ‘md mulling M notice to

’churlzc of the registration cards of nor. W“ to ”“5"." ””5""- ‘
sons rpgimflmd in ”‘0 area over which The following are the. only grounds
the board has jurisdiction, and has for cxcinption:

jUrisdlctlon of all claims for cxclnp- ‘1. That you are an officer, logialu.
.tiotl except ”,0“, bascd .on industrial llt‘t'lzt‘xcclllil't‘. or judicial of the Unit-
grounds. Find out what board has 9.1 mam“ :1 mm“ or territory, or the

lvotlr cunt and where the office of that District Of Columbia

bo ard. (Sec Par. XV below.)

(b) Whether you file a claim of ex-j
emptton or not, you must present your-
sc elf for phvsical examination on the
lda y named in the notice.

i From the day notice that you are
called is math-1d and postcrt you have
to a

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ibonttl is 1
ll otdulncd minister of lollgton.
District Boardc. midi?“ you! wcrefon tiny 13,331.31“
in every federal judicial district ’ pup. ring 01 “L m “b ry n,

having;r flpppnato Jurisdiction M" a school.

local boards and having
orlltiltul jurisdiction of claims for ex-
cmptlon on industrial grt‘mtls .If pill
intend to make 11 claim on industrial
.Rroumls. including agriculture, learn

4. That you are in the military or
naval sen-ice of the Ilnltpd Silica.
5. That you are R subjcct of Ger
many, whether you have taken out
papers or not. i
(i. That you arc a resident alien who
m, has taken out first papers. 3
Red Ink Serial Numbcro. in addition to claims for exemption
Irvpry board has numberfd the claims fol discharge may be made on
cards in its jurisdiction with red ink any or ”‘9 following grounds which
in 11 series running from I to the num- “’9 "‘0 only 3'0““ for “Whats“ by
her representing the total number of “local board
camp; in Its Jurlsdictlon. Lists allow- I. That you are a county or munici-
Inn the names of persons In the lurls- 1"“ “"1”"-
dictton of each board and the red ink 2 That
number of each card tire open to in clerk
spectton at the office of each board l 3. That you are outplayed by the
Inspect the list and inform yourself United States in the transmission of
of your red ink serial number. mails.
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you are ll custombouse.

4. That you are an anthem or work-
Order of Liability. mun employed in an armory, arsenal,
Those red ink numbers are to be or navy yard of the United States.
drawn by lot to determine the order in‘ 4 5. That 1'0“ arc employed
,which
called by the various local boards! As certain conditions).
soon as the drawing ls complete Its 5 (cl of section 20 Regulations.
showing the order ill which these red 6 That votl are a licensed piiOt res
ink numbers are drawn ‘will be pub tiltirly employed in the pursuit of your
ltshcd in the press, and will be posted vocation.
of the ofilce of each local board i That you are it mariner actually
(to to your local boald and find out employed In the sea service of any Cit-in
the Older in which you stand for call. ten or incl-chant within the United
. V. States. ’
Call for Examination. } 8. That you are I! married man with
As soon as quotas are assigned to a wife or child dependent on you for
each state and each board, each board ‘ SUDDOI‘L
.will call upon persons whosocards are' It. That you have a widowed mother-
in its Jurisdiction instructing them to dependent on your lubor for support.
present themselves for examination." 19. That you have aged or infirm
This” call will be posted at thetoffice of parents dependent upon your labor for
the local board and the papers will be‘SUDDOI‘t
requested to print It. .A notice will 11. That you are the father of It
also be mailed to you. but the posting motherless child under 16 dependent
of the list. at the office of the board upon your labor for support.
will be deemed sufficient notice to‘ 12. That you are a brother of an or-
charge you with the duty of presenting phun child or children under 18 do
yourself. The law therefore makes it pendent on your labor for support.
your duty to inform yourself when you,‘ 13. That you are a member of any
_are called. The mailing is for your Well‘rccognlzcd religious sect or or-
convenience, but if the letter never’ganlzation organized and existent May
‘reachesyou, you can not make'thai an 18, ‘1917, and whose then existing
excuse. ‘ icreed or principles forbade Its mom:
Watch the lists at the office of your‘ belts to Darnell-late tn W31” “1 any form
board and see when you are called for and whose religious convictions ars‘
examination. ' legatnst war or participation therein in
iaccordance with the creed or princl~
'Physlcal Examination. ‘ples o‘f said religious orgnnlatlun.
You must report for physical exam These are the onILgrmlids tor, e;-
uatlon on the day named in your call. emotion or discharge by a local board.
(c) If you are found physically dis- Another person out his a claim In
qualified the‘bosrd will give you a celi- your behalf, but must use afferent

tlflcate which will nxplnln to you what forms in filing the claim.
your further duties are 1 l VIII

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filed and file a claim for exemption .
.wlthln 7 days after your call you will Your claim of exemption or dis-
!“ given 10 days 111th filing your charge must be filed within sown dcys'
claim of exemption to tile proof in sup of the day on which notice to you that

”We? ‘° ”mm" in“ '9“. “mm Secretary and Treasurer—Ira mg pm of your claim or exemption has you are called Was posted and mailed,

,(vn) below. ‘ ‘

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any rccognlcd theological or divinityi
i If" your claim is disallowed by the

 

in only a limited number of cases.
lX.
When Claims Are Decided.
Every claim for discharge or exemp-
tion will be doctdcd by the local board
within three days after your affidavits
have been filed.
X.
Certificate of Exemption or Discharge.
If your claim ls tillowmt a certificate

;()t exemption or discharge will be is-

sued to you.

Remember:

(a) This certificate may be recalled

any time.

till if it is temporary or conditional,

it bccomcs of no effort when the time

or the condition named are fulfilled.
I'cl li'ou hate been dlawl it tot mili-

tniy service and “hen the condition

that has postponed your posting to tilt

at

jcnlors coltscs you may be recalled lit

any ttmc.
(it) Itcmcmbcr that your case. may

‘still be appealed to thc district board

by the government and on this appeal
your certificate may be withdrawn at
{.(lllt‘t‘
sell 1 fed for military
local board.

scrvlcc by the

XI.
Adverse Decision on Claim.

local board your name will be. certified

trlct board as one who has been- called
for military service and not exempted
or discharged. Within mo days there-
after. if practicable. a list of thong so
certified to the district. board will be

given to the press with a request for.

publication, will be posted in the office
of the local board accessible to the

public view and notice will be mailed

\l'hcn so withdrawn you stand; 3
3 That vou are a regular or duty picclscly us though you had been Appeals 0f Indugtrlal Claim to the!

 

 

grounds. All such affidavits mus be-
filed within five days aftel Ulfi filing
of the claim

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”Row Boat Motor:

Good as new, for sale at a bar~

Decision of District Board on Indus. gm- .

trill Claim.

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Within five days after the clusing ot’i ~

proof in any Industrial claim the ills-
trict board must decide the claim.

If the decision of the district board
in favor of the claim the board will is;
sue a certificate of discharge. If tllc
decision is against the claim the dis-
trict boards will so notify you.

Remember that you have been callyvl
for military service and that tltc col ‘
tiflctttc of the district board is only
conditional on your remaining in t‘m.
kind of industrial service on account
of Which you were discharged. N01
such exemption shall continue when a,
cause tbcrct‘or
your certificate of discharge may IN‘:
withdrawn or modified by the district;
board at any flow that the distrlcil
bould shall di tcl mine that the cirtcuvu-
stances require it.

XVIll.

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‘Only decisions of district boards on
industrial claims for discharge can be
appealed.

if you desire to appeal the decision
of the district boards to the presidential

President. 1
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. .iaml sent by the local board to the dis- :you may do so within seven ii'uvs “'1f

the date of maillnr.r to you of the dcw’
ctaiou pf the district board. To perfect
your appeal:-—

local board Form 163.

2. Fill out thc form and file It with:
the district board.-

3. 'Do this within seven days alter
the mailing of notice to you of the de‘-

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no longer exists and _

1. Get or copy from the district 0”;330wan8t
l'l‘el.1906.

THE REED 81; Milli
ELECTRICAL C0.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
‘ In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main St.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall 3111.

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STORES 3i

INN ”ND

thought for Cash

Address Maire Sentinel

Iron Wanted

We will pay you the highest

 

 

market prices for scrap iron and

metal in large quantities. Get in-
ormution from us before selling to

anyone.

L. EFF‘R‘ON
East Norwa‘llr.
Tel. 1906.

 

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1 unity in intestinal
of the drill." inc! .

“an“! t «mtg
on u o to.
mac In. I to 6 thus.

to the address on your rcglstratlon'clston of the district board in your hm, 1..., 11 aulrm—rr'immuun

(‘1.trd

Thciet‘ore, If you have filed a claim
for exemption and proof in auppm‘i
thereof watch the notices in the office
‘of the local board beginning shout flVc
iliiys Mtcr you have filed your proof to
soc what dispoaition was made of your

1 tense and make arrangement for the
Ipronlpt receipt of malt.

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In the. .
registered persons are to be scrvlcc of the United States (underl
Sec paragraplil

XII. ,
How to Claim Appeals to District
Boards.

Claims of appeal may be made by a
'person within 10 days after the day
when notice has been posted and
imuiled that such persons narm- has
been ccltiticd to the distrhcttboard as
zone who has been called for service
‘nnd not exempted or discharged.

Therefore if you desire to appeal—
or copy Form 153 01.154101 filing your
claim of appeal.

2. Got-or copy also Form 151 or 152
for notifying the district board of up
peat.

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164) with the local board.
4. Send your notice of appeal (Form
151 or 152) to the district board.

certified to
posted and mailed.
Remember:

charging or refusing to exempt or dis-

orders or action of the. local board.
XIII.
, Proving Your Appeal.

You have five days after the district
board receives your notice that you
have «filed a 'claim of appeal in which
to file evidence additional to that filed
by you in the local board, but all such
ievldence must consist of ndl'davlts.

XIV.
Declllonii on 'Appeal.

 

lof the action of the board on your op-
past. I
XV.

Claims for, Discharge on lnduttrlul

Grounds.

But after you have filed your claim Only the district board can receive the West Not-walk residents.

‘ ily, order you into service.

3. File your cldimof appeal (153 or

5. Do this within 10 days from tho '-
day wllennottcc that your name. was ,
the district board was -

i 1. You can only appeal the final on
der of the board exempting or dis 1"

charge you. You can not appeal other ‘.

The decision on your appeal must bot

made within lit/c days of the closing of and brush cut from the highways in
(b) If You are found physically aunl- Ton my. After filing Clnlm no FHe proof, and you will be notified by mail front 0; the property of the members,

cases " " ‘l‘ t-

, XIX.

”How You Will Be Notified That You

Have Been Selcoted for Military
Service. ‘

-As soon as your case is finally die-

stute will notify you by mail that yet
have been selected fut military sen
ice.

Your local boards will post a list of
all persons selected for military 11914
vice in a place at the office of the local

 

sons selected for military service to

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for military service will not necessar-
The notice'to report for military ser-i
3 ready to receive you.

E. H. CROWDER’,
Provost Marshal General. '

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WEST

NORWALK

 

The 'West ‘Norwalk Improvement
Association held a meeting in the
chapel, last'eveniug, and elected the
following officers for the ' ensuing
year:
President—Wilfred tSmith.
~Viceapresldeub—Samuel itiorehouse.
Secretary-W. .53. Rising. ‘
Treasureerdwtn Johnson.
Assistant Secretarwfiarry Meisel.
It was voted to amend the by-IRWs
so that members will be assessed :1
per year hereafter. '
It; was also voted to keep the grass

 

and to have a general clearing up
President Suittll reported on htsre-
cent visit to Street Commission Wad-
hams, during which time the latter
promised to do everything possible for

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