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.itt ~' - ":th exeitillt‘mis .
re. were not. quib— .H‘o intim' at: .
v-lr'mmH' tor information today as‘
have appeared on min-r days this;
\l‘teli. but a sufficient number appear-
4 d to lit'k‘ll all of the clerks busy. List
or Klalllt‘r‘ ctrtlfred and lllt- tliilt‘ «It the
posting are btin; k-Apt to secure ac-'
'curatt- record in reg-(rd tit lllll" for:
t’filirre appeals and claims and presen”
tal‘ot‘ 0t midterm".
I The following suggestions are made
tfor guidance in preparing affidavits
ll'ttr‘ ti'scltarge on the ground of‘in-
tlusll'lfll or agricultural occupations.
'- but are not intended to fully cover :tll‘
,the inio‘ination that the district
' board may require.
1—What is the line or department
COAL
That’s All
68 thcr Stteet
Tel. 7” of work of the applicant?
2 ~liow many persons are ctrrployed
in a similar line or department of
.0
l \tork?
June 5,1917
6 How long has the applitztnt been
employed by his prthnt employer to
this line or department?
to Mr, and “IS Samuel SIPVBDNOD, 0f; S 77777 State length of time applicant
Plattsville .n'enue. I has been employed in the several dc-
Iliartn at.- or lintH of work referred
to ill ill!‘ 1\\() pl0tttt’liitg qutstioiis,
_ lit—«What salart or wages did the
at the waterside club houses, DykeIIImIII0in “3(pr on January 1.1911
Lane. Stamford. on September 2“ on March 1, 1917; or June 5, 1917
——————-—-—- and at the date of his application?
A party of 187 foremen front the
terial for the. government_0r for use
in connection with the, manufacture?
With regard to the affidavits for
. 91‘ 1‘8
and enjoyed a fine shore dinn p I agricultural exemption, for which n
pared by Landlord O Sullivan.
"Miss Esther Gregory, daughter
Mr and Mrs G A' Gregory, Of How 1—130 1011 own or operate a farm?
ley avenue. had 1191 thirteenth hm“ 2~if so, state the nature and
day annit etsaiy ycsterda)‘. and It will. amount Of the product for tho yearH
be celebrated today by members
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otI 1916 and 1917. and size of the farm? l
l Il~Number of men and women so
w I emplm ed
7 wllow long has the applicant been
I‘ implored by his present employed in
I'm cas and t‘oc‘ktnoe 'lrihes, oi lied I titer for 11»th 111 or an) other out
Men will Head do let- atlons to ti: e an- plIJ)l' us?
11~State specifically the. nature. of
. the product. of the employer and
Various departments of the Reming- .
ton Arms and Anrunition Company,
large number of clainrH have already
been filed with the district boards the
the family who will give her a shore
dinner at Savin Rock todal‘-—Bl'klgel
. 4——Hou many men so employed be-
!an_\ other line or department and it"
mm] (lam bake of Onax Tribe Red 9 [H the appllt- int .Hupezintendent.
whether the employer is engaged in
of Bridgeport, came to Dorlon’s POint.
of following questions should be answer-
port Standard, Saturday.
tween the ages of 21 and 31 tears on
A bouncing baby was born recentlyt . in what deptrtment?
Men of Stamford, which will be held ‘0'““3” 0‘ Ol‘Vm‘l“ )
lli-" manufacture or production of ma-
Saturday afternoon, by automobile.
ed in the affidavits:
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Roswell Knceiand Jones, of Hebth l
has his heart on the right side and hls‘I
liver in on the left side. H'e is five
feet, 512 inches tall, and weighs] 158
pounds. and is“ in perfeotly normal
condition “He was passed by the doc-
tors as being physically fit to become
a soldier.
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Mr. and Mrs. J F Frelleck who liv
ed in Glenbrook for four tears, have
moved to 72 West Broad street. and
are comfortably settled
~. E. Witmever came front South Nor
walk and visited her sister and niece,
Mrs. Slauson, in High Ridge, for two:
weeks. She is now the. guest of Mrs.
Freli‘eck.—Stamford Advocate,
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Professor Lawrence Gregory of lititt- E
‘ley avenue, formerly connected \tlthI
the faculty of Hotchkiss school at
Lakeville, and whois now instructorI
in French at the Rosenbaum schoolI
at Milford, motored to Lukeville to‘I
day with two of his pupils, lit Bow-
en and Mrs. Roy, who were former
Hotchkiss students. They will spendI
the. 'week-end at the school.——Bridge-Im
port Standard. I
Arthur G. Gulley, for twenty-three
years professor of horticulture at the
Connecticut College of Agriculture at
Stworrs died suddenly in South Wind
nor Thursday afternoon. lie was vis-‘
ittng his fruit farm whichhe has con-
ducted for many years, when he was
stricken with heart disease. He was
am:- nine years old and leaves 3. wt-
low and one son, Roy C. Galley, of
South Windsor.
Into thinking your. mono}. ;/-
and valuables are stitch-om
fire and burglars when way
are hidden in your pet; hiding
place. The only secure piano
for them is in a’ fire“?
burglar proof vault. . ~.
in: mm warm
HSofe DépositBoxu ‘ 30:an
omple size for m
iterates. Mount“
amino our vow-dud- ~ '
loom tor our ”on:
, to tlte'prepartttton of affidavits.
3-liow long have you been engag-
ed in farming?
41 Iron did your occupation beglnl
5-—What was you occupation prior
to \our present one?
6 Where and with whom did you
inside on lanuarv l 1917?
7-- -.When approximatelv, will the
crops or produce with Which your
[liesent occupation is concerned. be
ltartested?
Particular attention should be given
need not necessarily be formal but
'Ithey must contain the facts HuflicicntI
l to put the district board lit possession:
of knowledge necessary to determine
the application for exemption with
(all justice to the. appCllant or up-
plicunt More nrencral statements are
Mrs. Nancy of no arsthance to the district board. I
‘_—NEAR ANOTHER
CAR DISASTER
0N SHORE LINE
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it reached 3') minutes late, for ord-
11H. The cast bound crew had done
likewise.
According to passengers
tnrmitn of the cast
the mo-
bound car re-
fused to take his car any in. ther and .
traffic was dclated until a substitute
could be proonrcd.
One Killed in Waterbury.
WATERBURY. Conn, Aug. 20.~—A
man who is as yet unidentified was
killed and Ronald“ Wallace of this
Icity received a broken arm at 10: 30
o'clock last night when a car. coming
into Waterbury front Hitchcock‘s
Lake, crowded with people side-swip-
ed an outbound car at a switch on
.tlte Meriden road. .
The man what was killed-is said
by passengers to have been on the
heft side of the. front vestibule of
the incoming car which crashed into
,the rear of the second two cars on
the switch at the Green Line car
barns of the Waterbury and Milldale
Tramway Company. The body was
badly mangled. Eight others report-
ed minor injuries while several left
the scene without receiving medical
attention.
WAR WORK IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, Aug. 20.-—Distrlct draft ex-
emption boards in this state began to-
' day by their task of examiningltsts ot-
registrants exempted by .the , local
tion are being prepared by the local
boards and will be sent to the state ad-
Registrants who have
green cards, notifying them to-hold
themselves ready for the mobilintton
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STOPPING MERCHAW RE.
Tull-N8.
store-m about. to nth-um
certed ell’ort to reduce the rims num-
borofretmotnerchudtunldon
0190.0. D. plan. cathode-taunt
I'l'lmtfio.
“$thmeth
' mmom "on;
Tim I
boards. Lists of registrants who have,
failed to appear for physical examlnn--
intent general, who will notify the wait
, department
been certified for service are receivlnt
1: BOSTON, lug. ”.mnmvo ro-
’ This is one member. a sergeant t.
cently inspired the Russian people by
' em from This girl, like every other one of the battalion carried a dosel
of cyanide of Potassium to be taken
Comfortable Couch Hammoeks
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki. Everything .of
a. special value.
HAMMOG’KS AND AWNINGS.
Porch Furniture, Screens and Rugs—a
splendid stock in all sizes-and designs
RAYMOND a. oON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High 31's. Norwalk
Why Take Chances?
Many persons have lost the savings of a. lifetime by con-
cealing funds in unsafe places. The safe place for money isl.
a Bank
We offer this security in the form of a checking account
which will
—Protect your funds from loss
——Systema.tize your financial affairs
.—Strengthen your credit.
Modern methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—
You are invited to do your banking business here.
We act as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk, Conn.
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f the “Battalion of Death, Which re
its remarkable fighting on the east-
if she were captured.
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PARENTS TAKEN
.WITH THEIR SON
IN DRAFT DODGE
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Knife and Revolver Drawn to Room
, Arrest—Prisoners Held
In $5,000.
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. filth—After
a struggle lasting for some tine in
Iwhicb a. knife was drawn and n revol-
Iver displayed. Mr and Mrs. Wen loll
Valaskt and their son Michael. of this
city, was arrested Fridoy night by Fed-
Ieral Agent Lane. Superintendent of
tState Police Egan and other state po
1 _ -
Ilicemen on the charge of conspiring tol
evade the draft.
ll hen the authorities went to arrest
the trio it is alleged that the woman"
drew a knife and threatened to killI
Abigaudmrtedline whhmnn of attractive designs; as l
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(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwallt
Opens May I
ISHORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO O'RDEF
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, PS8?
. Telephone 720
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- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. J. H. Mallory
l6 So. Main St, 80. Nor-walk, Gt.
HoursBa.m.t05p.m.,7to8p.m.
oundays By Appointment Only
“Hg, ....._ - ..
The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe elm.
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, mode-to
r w .‘ order each dayl. We also have
I ' SUGAR RUNS and corn:
RINGS in addition to our regular
Children Cheerfully Painless
and Patiently «» and 3::tsiilerlyflou. 'I Itock. .- __g___
"3““ by Modern, . .Sympathetlc l IA_ M; WOOSTER _
Painless Methodc. Aceptlc Office Treatment“. '
' Iar'ronssv AT LAW "
V UR.S.M.BEITZ V lLateExamincr V at
' U. S. Patent - ‘ Sen
A I it \
Moderate Surgeon a" Ihdmon ‘ u“ Itottice a tor Booklet
Charges for Very by e xygen ‘on Patents
Belt Dental Work. Method. ,4... - ,
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
'A Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
Egan if he approached them while the
man drew a revolver from his pocltetl
to back up his wife's threat.
over. before they had a chance to put
their threats into execution and were
overpowered.
They are in jail today in default ofi
$5, 000 bond each. The maximum pun
ishmcnt for the offense is a tine of
$10,000 or 10 years in Jail or both.
l' i m,
L!” W“?
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you wish to pay.
CORSETS
The attention webestow on tour corset department results
in a service to you that is invaluable.
To your corset is due a parttot‘ your personality—it makes
your figure, gives you dignity, poise and chic.
I We are showing all the best and mosbpopular makes.
There are models for every type and occasion stony price
P-S. “Acton Ion-Mu."—
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nun Mill/51:31:“; "flutes-Juan
hqul flap-mu. pm: on In.
Milled DII‘QED ”Erma-Lyon
& CO..I
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and on Olav (or
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Put.” the our-Nth: IE; (on “unduly”: iii i
881”)“. For-slot? ludl‘trn truth" t
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hum II can
bid
RHYMON D
PhoneliB-s
. Building Materials of Every [(51] =
"Sewer tr-Bipc, land? The, Well "Pipe
Fire Prooiing material, etc. .
BROTHERS
- 1.375%anan 51..
Thel
three were rushed by the police, howl;
iIE ‘4 I115 "KIN STREET
BRIDGEPOR' l‘. CONNWI KR."
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
I'HE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 4511::
..‘.’ 1:21.“... ' .. .. "'..“.‘.'“.‘.‘..?.'..’.‘I""‘
High-Clay. W Crown Ind Bril‘gfi
Work, Etc. Ski-
mnli'm' fully Done
2r -
River, New- York (toot of« Jookoon
it.) every day except Sunday. at 3 pa
n. Freight received 2‘. Norwalk up to
t p. m. and at South Norwam up to
Stylish Shoes, Reduced in Price
ladies’ Patent Colt antl‘liitlllumps
$6.00 Grades now $4.05 $5.00» Grades now $3.95
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now $2.95
Latter White Buck Sport Shoes
Rubber Soles and Heels, $8.00 grade, now $6.50 ,
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
8: Washington Street.
Women’s I
Wear
60 N0.IMAIN.ST.
tZELUFFl’S
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animals.
mud
(amnion. Hm
maths“ day count.
gnu.
Imam-ham-
Mir-hump
~50.‘NORWALK
You Can Makeia Dress
Just Like This!
0U can save two-thirds
of its cost too. Pictorial
Review Patterns give you an
opportunity of being econom-
ical and at the same time be-
ing more stylish and smarter.
Serve your country by mak-
ing tour own clothes Serve
yourself by making them dis-
tinctive and individual.
Use
PICTORIAL
R E V I E W
PATTERNS
They save from oncHhalt to
_ one whole yard of material on
each dress.
SEPTEMBER PATTERNS“.
Now on Sale
. \ttm Dress '
lass-Mona
JAMES DONNELLY ’
‘on
CHOW
5|me 1 W 3" Nor-uni
WWW-II Odd a.
mam-am
t. CONN.
Drug Store
lNortltsMain Street.
833--Phones--15323
Whitruau’sChocolatcs
Drugs PmscrlptionsI
REBUILT TYPEWRlTERS-L. Cw
Smitn. vndenwoot
Remington, all other
sold, rented.
Rentals, 33
per month. Machines
sold at. $5 per month. .
LU M BER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
150 Fairfleld Avo., Bridgeport. court.
if. You [latte
Any hunt
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Successor to Wm. Biron
Phone '499 .
37 Fort Streetgmnomm
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