E SOUTH NORWALK tation. the government slio‘uld *bn able it
EVENING SENTINEL
~ ___~
' to accomplish those aims.
5 _______.__..__
WAR WORKERS AS VOTERS
ln conncction with our own plan: for
n. 1.. a A. 1.. GOLDEN. Props-l
ESTABLlSHE‘D “BYA
JAMES GOLDEN
" ‘cnllhling soldiers to vote no 111111191“
!
[where they :lt'c ltx‘itlF‘tl, it is l!1lr?l'€‘.‘l-
l . p , . .
_' . m2 to unto the lll'Ot'la‘ltlllS of tlw Ulill-l
_.. — 7 _._. * k l H ,‘tary rotors bill l‘cccntly introdutwd ill
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22, 1917
tho Canadian parliamcnl.
1...... m.-.“ . "mi" '4’
t Thin bill propost-s to (‘E’t‘itll‘ :hc 112*-
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR ! “db-arr
TOMORROW
. . \k .,i. ._ I.
High tlde 1:54 a. In; 2:14 p. m. ml “at .ll\ltt_ .t;l(llt‘l. in llclntuu,
Sun rises 5111'; sets 6:39, in England and in the ironclws. It
““1““--. “ Eighteen Jl'
Member of the Associated Press
The Associatt-ll ““3“" is "XVII,”i‘f‘l-V rum il' ho is scrving his country.
entitled to the use for l‘i‘pllllllt‘IlllUll ‘ . .
of all news Crcdilcd to it‘ or not otllt-r~_ 'lllc bill would
wise credited in this papcr :11111 11150 it possible for all nurscs and woman
the local new: publiahcd hot-cm.
lllilt‘lllllt‘.'_\‘ for taking; the
. . t
'\tltt‘!<. of all thosp who arc doing 31L“;
fillllllllllt‘s no ago llnllt.
.. .__....4 n4
tit’tynor youtlfdtr't' or oldcr-~-—-a man can
And
make
not "it'll only,
f who hare taken active part in war
VENING SENTINEL TELE-l work to cast llll“ll‘ \‘olcs along with
. PHONE CALLS ithc soldiors. ’l‘wcntyiiye days. will bt’l
, , _ altowcl in which th‘ r it'n‘r na> e‘l
Editorial Rooms—92. ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ r ‘ -‘ b ;
"i Business Office—93. ‘ l
‘ floppy/am Branch Office-1338. t It sccnls only fair that the citizens;
Editor's Residence—418.2. . who arc girin: their lives ill scrt'icc to 5
Clty Editor’s Residence—1.4924
‘ v- . t -
Bastillegsl;danager 5 ReSIdence—l ilx t-lct-tionu. ln ll land whcrt- the nut
’ J-
‘lltlllt‘,
‘ their country should harp a voice in;
-_- joritr of patriotic citizcns have KNOB;
A
_._.1
OUR VERSATlLE OFFICERS lthcmsclrcs to war work, thc minority"
is oycr “.0 SM“ is apt to contain a largo pcr ccut. of,
"Hilton: this war .
. . . .
Probably have two million mun in lIuv l"““r‘v"l’i “lid FlilClit’l‘S, peoplo lllllfllf‘lb‘
‘t . ‘ ~ 1
mp..." writcs )larr “film-m mug-amt, I‘Slt‘tl in the purpose of tho war or too;
1
who has bccn visiting thc army train- N’ifish to we anything bllt their own;
in: camps thc, country t)\'t‘l‘ and rc- liHIHWlliil“ Comfort and Sttlt‘t)‘. With!
.
yotc‘
as uuual. the halancc is lllilllllfllllCtL.
thc abscnt patriots allowcd to
porn hcr t'intlinns in the Saturday liv-
i-Ili'lg Post. .
"And crcry thirty-two mcn of that “W1 “W lilyul citizen is abtc to spctllo
v.3
tw-u million will hayc a platoon lend» 11‘" “WW” instead “f yiclding lb“ 8'0
or. That mcung ti‘J,.'ltltI lucn who will["’~“"""” '0 SlamrS. i
l
lm rmponsiblc for their platoons, who: ”1“““"”.”Ww—- ‘
mun know not only how to drill and FAVORS ROTO:IOZOINT PROFICS";
train lht‘lll. but how, when once thvy‘ South Norwalk. (‘onnf
0')
-u,
haw- rcachctt Franco, to (alto thcir pin" 1917
trunn- forward. disposc thcm propcrly Editor Sclltincl:
' llcar Sir:
'l‘ht- proposition to purchase thc Ito
totl l’oiut prcpcr‘y in thc name of tho
city i.~ onc which dcnnlntls thought of.
kt’t’D ”W1“ [9“! crcry citizcn, and should hart- lllsl
clothed and warmcd, tzlt‘t’ thcm pt'opcr lit-arty support. The opportunity to
and teach ‘ obtain for the city a shorc trout for'
the summer plcauln'cs and hot” wrath?
cr rclict‘ of Norwalk is our with (tr-1
cryttlinu, in its favor and nothing on,
1““tlt’"-“ “‘“5' supcrrisc poninc. 'l‘hc financial and cconomlcf
ill" wounded and. whcu tho momcnl phascs of tho duration can be safely;
August
in 'll" trcnchi‘s according to thc ncw
and coluplicatcd laws goycrniilg
t-w-vwh wart‘aro; and. hayinl.r plattvd
tlwm thorn, how to
hours of rmt and of labor,
to dig
platoon
' thvln to rcpail' trcncllcs and
mu- ones. in addition thcsc
tho cure of
mum‘s. must lead tht-ir men to the left to the committcc ullltomlf‘l by
"hm!“ , Mayor llarstroln, for his honor has up-
‘ ~, ._ , . ‘pointod a strong rcprcscntaiirc colli-
”T" d“ all ”Hi; mus“ “I‘m”; “mew-b- lnittcc. 'l‘llc moral llhusc of thc than.
l' _ “MW must b“ “m" only WNW” but lion nccds no cxpt-rt knowlcdgc to un-p
'liookkeellcrs, cooksudcrstalld. . 5 "i”l
diplomats, santtnrians, carpcntcru and Tho Point. ptwslbly thc most bonu-S
‘tlful bit of woodcd shorc lino in this.
vicinity, has undt-r thc prcscnt man-g
:accmcnt bccn a clcan wllolcsome‘
livitivs. But sonndlow that last para-t placu ”.1. Stllllll'lf’l' rcst for thc l"‘"lt7~“
mi“ ”'0 1““. of Norwalk, clipccially tllc womcn and
~ nutrcniclits for the rut-coastal wifc and childrcn. Thc managcmcnt is anx-
illtll'tt‘lt. And pcrhaps whcn tncxc finc lous ‘0 (“311080 0f the prOpcrty . 1111111,
b 1 'nfl‘crs thc city a chancc to obtain it.
:u't .
if this was donc it would put it in
war. as it!) nor cont, of thcnl, accortl~MW hands of our city ofllclalu to pm.“
mg l“ ‘1‘“ ““051 finurcit, arc going ‘0 pctratc this brcathing place in the
do. t'm)‘ may add to the hint: and \‘ar- nmnc of the pcoplc and infinite dcvcl-
’opiucut might takc place Mr theiri
jfurthcr pleasure. The ultcrnalivc 18;-
:that without qucstlon othcr parties?
' ‘who are considcring the proposition
‘ err. traincd nurscs. cooks, diplomats, will obtain “m propt‘rty'and “.0 shall
so-dtarians, cal‘pnutcrs and cncincm'u" ‘ haw fl rcpitition 0f the pgperienm of;
’Wlltmnx place is in the home, la fcw yours ago when it was not fit}
;for dcccnt pcoplu to be act‘n on the.
j grounds. Nor-walk does not want. that'
rctrogrcsgion to take placc. !
, As outnof the developments possi-;
, iblc with little cost thc lotnt offcru;Y
lllfly aal‘cly he assumed that most of grounds for the Playground Asapciaw
Jhc strikers are neither tools.n0r trai»J tion of the city. Near a“. water, am;
7 tom", They are just ordinary manuplc in extent, well shaded, the cum-l
with an instinctive deslrl‘ for tuc‘mrr probleni of the: boys and girls i
' m". cc- deal driven to emphatic pr0_.ttlay'ing activities would be casdy:
‘ ‘ . ' t i m of "a“ in_!::ol\vctl. Then a city bath-house <1ch1-
‘3’3‘ “me cause 0115"“ g‘ ‘ lopmcut. Compo furnishes Westport.
i'I-‘lli‘e in ”‘9" industry. lDaricn owns its beach, why not‘Nor»
The minor know that the operators walk? The advantage in this respect
and middlemen have been making ‘5 that. Rdton 001995 ready made 33
. 'r "on rofits out of coal while it were. 'It is a paying proposition toi
' cumin 5 p ' *those who manage it now and could be.
the men who dug lt have been main. to us as a city. l
in! little more than they used to, until The step is in the direction of 803‘
' . I
"that little has been eaten up by the clot and community betterment and;
higher cost or living. - It is no use to 4 would put horwalk 1n the class Witt}!
. k .. trlotlsm" to such men amLthose eltles which are doing the most.
tat 5” i 1 annual for their home people. ‘I earnestly
urge them to keep on d gg. oz 3 ‘ ‘ lhopc that the property will be obtain-
1" ”Here the great public need. umd by the city and that the people of.
putridllém mains anything, it 11165an this shore town may in this way have
“lily of service and sacrifice. The perpetual right toabit or the shore as
- their own.
‘ ' be found ready
“'3‘“ in general W?“ -L... ..._.—- Yours truly,
go as far as may be necessary in JOHN STAPLETON
at direction, when once their em- '
.‘ptoyers have shown a spirit of patriot-
1c self-denial.
traincd nurscs,
m: i overs."
Now tllt‘Sm of cow's-c, arc lllalc ac-
:.-'aph sound: stranla-ly
Young ofllccrs conic from the
‘ :icd list of thcir {'l'lltllllllt‘l'lls a high dc-
grc» of sympathy and undcrstandlnt:
for the work of thosc othcr “hookkrt‘p-
-———~——~O
‘ COAL MtNE STRIKES
it's no wondcr that coal mint‘rs hart:
br-vu striking all wcr the country. It
'ASKS $2,590 DAMAGES
FROM CONNECTICUT co.
Susan Traves of Bridgeport has
‘of whcthrr mculbcrs of boards of cdu-
lint: of a nuullrt‘r of thc
t'F
i
Negro “rookic's‘
in thc first stagc of bccoming ofliccrs for l'ncle Sanu'a new colored regiments.
~§~¢
EXEMPTION
CLAIMANTS ;
LOSE PLEA;
".—
(Coutlnued tron. first page.) i
l
mum "
WILLING TO .
GO TO WAR:
(Continued From Page One)
"~— 1
l‘airf‘lcld County and part of Ncwllo till the quota of 214. This is 1.:-
llaycu county and that the majority; COIHDIibhing a lot it the (rituals 1111'
of the claims are upon indt'strtllfd. when in comparison with Stanl-
grounds due to 1110 fact that nl'lthC‘thrd \rlwrc onl.V 66 men haw bvvn
Dorl- is the (Ipn‘or of 1,.» munlmmi‘found for the new National Army out;
district of me .Eashirn statcs. in man‘s exemption was based on “1
Tim board will hold daily scusious; condition of dclx‘ndcncl'. rather than
‘tlllll all of the claims are paswufll‘ll the more condition of marriage]
uponn It is not known 1th how lonpf’lhc dcpm-tmcnt still holds to thatf
this will takc, an the board is very; new and will uruc it upon thc Priest-l
careful to scrutinizc each claim closuiof the first 500 inch cxamiacd. The:
W m ordcr UH thurc will bc ~noaquota thcrc is 178, mucll lchr than;
just ruling, but in vir-w of the tacit Ihc Iocalquota. ' '
that there are hundreds of claims and: If there is to ho any lllOtllfiCHllO“.
more coming in by mwry mail, it luluf the present t‘luid ratings of tho.
safe to say that it will take. quitcil’roroat. Marshal (lullcral rcgalrduln;
sonic timc. t'cxcntptlons, of lnarrlcd inch from;
At latc ruling of the Provost Mar-.‘draft, it is known only to l’rcmdrnr
shat (lencral, has settled thc question,\\'llson. who ulonc has authority to.
latter or modify thosc rcaulationa. ;
cation justtcru of the peace, gmudt The War Department so far. basing
jurors and Ollll’l‘fi popularly elected;
can bc cxcmptcd. This rulc illitlyj
stator; that, cxccpt ill localitirs \vhvc'
the administration of public affairs:
would hc embarrassed by the draft-
llbove otlicialss
North Main Street.
027—4689 Scribner. Walter ll.
629—«2152 Smith. John H.
638v1091 Ireland. Henry J.
{but none aroexclnptctl. llut uhouldi 0 il~“1‘l9 Sink Michael I“
such an event occur, the board is in- (Slow—”953 KPH" Jvh ,.
'lk' I‘dium and dc- "‘ - 9Y- 0 II
structvd to 9“ ‘ a. I“ ‘ (ilk—3341 Taunonc, Nicholas
termlnc tllc most important of tip M44— 9" Ashwell, Joseph A.
whole nuulbcr acct-usury fur carrylni: ENS) qqqqq 4,” Combat-n. Kcnncth M.
on tho localities civic utt'alrtt, and
cortlfy thc balance for scrvlcc.
At thc districts board's hchtdquan
tcrlt at, tho county court house, none;
of the board mculbcrs would dlscuttul
thcrcccnt claim of Police Conluus;
utoncr Stanley on the cxcmptlon of]
the police force as a wholc. 'l‘hc board
emphatically 'dlatcs that the Pawns!
Kclslcr. George A.
Bedell. t‘larcucc 1..
llershkowltz, Morris
‘Rlccto. Joseph
(lattertlll. Elmer A.
Taylor. Charles J.
Rundle. Harold D .
Tinker, Edward A.
McLellan, Harold F‘.
052”] 179
65(t~— 16$
66(l-mltl23
661w191l2
663*“ 424
(WI—”2279
675—4995
678-.»“3085
tililmlt‘i23
l
t
a
Marshal Gcncrat has made it Dial“ 686-246l Wellnltz, William 7..
that they Wt‘lVP to follow thc rcguln- this-~2111 She , William T. ‘
tionu and that. they could not deviate 691-4172 Ken lug. William J.
Crawford, Bertram A.
Pratt, Gcorgo_\\'_
Resttro. John
Johnson. Oliver W.
393...- 532
695—4851
696~1924
697—1 1319
from same. unlcss thcrc was a new
ruling from Washington.
The following are tlu- men whose
claims for cxcmptious wcl‘c dcnlcd on
1 d .. TOD—9.857 Andcrson. Daniel G.
1‘ on a). 7l7~1660 Neufiebauer, Henry G.
Hiarbcrt Jcpson. llridgcpnrl
Albert McCullough. Grccnwlch.
Louis lltlynlon, Bridgcporl.
. Hiram 'l‘horp, Bridgt-port.
Harry Frances. Norwalk.
John K ’ancz, Norwalk.
Robert. B. Oliver. Noru‘allt.
Aruold‘hl. Knobcl. Norwulk.
John H. Aiken. Norwulk.
Joseph M. Mueller. Norwalk.
Jeremiah J. Lavln, Bridgeport.
‘ rcderlck A. Lyman. Bridgeport
Daniel Dunn, Bridgeport.
Frederick Prcvot, Bridgeport.
Alfred E. Fox, 630 Fairficld.
Lester C. Howe, Bridgeport.
Edwin H. Carpentcr, Bridgcpon.
Slonlau, Joseph H.
Lottcrtd John .
Hussey. Edward H.
Mfddlebrook. George
McQulllan. Vincent J.
Bruno, Salvatore
Kelley. James T.
Akstin. Anthony
Kindlllen.‘ Edward J.
Dalton. Deniamtn W.
lllarron, Anthony J.
McAllitscr, Edward C.
794~~2143
73tl~3005
736—4077
742w2|il36
747~-]634
749~ 323
756w1‘950
772-~— 23
785 —1201
7SS~ 565
795—71442
Stltlw1596
Taylor. Joseph R.
6.?6~-22Stl .
Michigan, Mlhmm S.
Stilt—1507
Maurice P- Wa'd- 643—1234 Larsen. Fred
‘Cfll‘l H. Dlll, 629 Fairfield. 645—- 191 Belward. percy ‘V.
Walter P- Omen—Bridgeport 650—1187 Kendrick. Louis H.
Herbert Hemlwtead. Bridgerm‘t- 653- 753 Ftedler, William R.
Raymond Hargraves, Bridgeport- 653—1996 Rosco. Charles L.
Thomas R. Lonsstreth- 664—- 840 Garrett, Edwa‘rd r.
'Tllomas Retalllck. Bridheuort. 663—4815 Tucker. Adrian B.
Patrick‘J. Coleman, .572 Atlantic. 669-1188 Kennedy. James w,
Meyer Gelber, Bridgeport. 670—4845 Riley, Joseph A.
Martin F. Gill, Bridgeport. 076~ 176 ' Beaker, Frank P.
Frank H. Joyce. Bridgeport. . 680—- 278 Brandon. Frank M.
James E. Powell,_2003 Fairfield. 631—42177 Soyak, Steye
Otls N. Lewis. Bridgeport. 683-3296 Hurley, Timothy
Charles M. Carter, Bridgeport._ 685—4240 Kovaca John
The. following have been grantedl 690—3214‘ Dure, William H.
exemption until Nov. 30, next: 693—1517‘ Miller, Charles D.
Earl S Fenelon 294 Atlantic. 698—4314 Kling, Oscar H.
' ' o 703—— 212 Bergmann, Henry J.
Carl G. Anderson. .87 Courtland. ..
- . b anted 406—— 8 Abrahamson, Samuel
The followmg hale can gr 708.9954 Jazzo John
exemption until Feb. 28, next: . _~ 1 _
, 709 2700 Talmadge, Elmer ..
Raymond 1" Rhoades. 712~2039 Sansevterl, Domfnlco
“W“ 3- “me“- 714—1160 Kautor, Samuel J.
3‘1““ Her-be“ . 718— 305. Brown, Arthur E.
Wm- P- McMumv ' 722—1652 Nathan, Jacob
““0“ C0919“ “Nam . . 727-— 622 Diet-lager, William H;
Raymond E. Porter.
Harold L. Nash, Norwalk. J.
Notices to the men affected ware
placed in the mall‘s at noon yester-
day and the list made public by the
sedretmy lot the board, Sloth Lowe
Pien‘eppnt.
734—1464
737—1961
738—42616
739~2561
745—1415
751-2444
75 -—1439
75 1304 ‘
757—1654.
761~2151
Mags, Abraham
Roget‘s, Lester G.
Dotson, John E. ‘ "
Yonan, Paul
Mandel, Nicholas
Webb. Thomas, M .
Mame, Jo cpl: '
Phillips, Charles H.
Morgan. Gal-ton P.
Smith; Henry. S.
SUE ‘1'0 macovan LOAN
‘ indication from all official source that
_ 1 Bayvlewx Place‘
all
an
The more the price 990931 is lower-
ed, the fewer strikes there will be, If
"‘9 :n'g'mers 'need more pay to g’lvé' them :
90:? limo the geranium fittinld'
a, {Kahlil rill It, But that my “9‘, which was smut auddcnly’. throwing
brought suit for $2,500 damages
leglug she was injured July 17,1916.
when attempting 10 boards trolley car
lagalnst the Connecticut company‘fi '
FROM MR. AND MRS. BOYDEN
Suit tu'recover tho sum bl} 85.41258
”(st—«1115.9
769—3144
77k31'02 '
Howmd, Francis M. .
‘Mtnq'rJames H.
Sexton; Ernest F.
Keeler," Anson F.
,Eakland, Elm-led (3.,»er
ltreli. Charles . ’
Edwin ‘
' 58'Ward St,
, New Canaan,
t - . . I l l
. its ruling on what ll. mtcrprets as the? _
iintcntion of Congress in passing the "
draft law, has gouc on the theory that
deal.
Recently President Wilson in a let-l
‘tcr to Senator Week», at Massachu-l
scttr, referred bl'icfly to\,thc tllliln‘a' ufl
married men to cxcmption in what
was interpreted by many as a sym-
pathetic tone. but, today their‘ was noi
he intends to modify thc rulings of;
the War Departmcnt lll that lt‘nzlt’t'..!
As lllc President alone has the pop-l
'cr to do so, thcrc can be no change
unless he directs it. i
Out of thosc examined ycstcrdrty, 38;
passed and filed no claims for crcmp;
tlon, according to the official llSt at:
the city hall. :38 pusscd and did not;
. file ClHllil'S'fOl' crcmption, 39 won.- 2‘4“;
jcctcd bccausc of physical or .‘tl-‘ltial‘ ,
dcficlcncy, bad teeth or other things
which diunualifics them, 23 aliens,
wcrc rrjcctcd upon that ground, on
20 did not show up according to th.)
official list on file at the city hall
this morning.
The names follow—-
Those‘ Who Passed the Physical EXamlnatlon and Filed No Claims For
Exemption or Dischnroo Accord|ng to the Official List at the City Hall,
Cunnondulc. Conn.
20 Central Are.
5:! Osborn Ave.
Connecticut Ave.
New" Canaan. Court.
Butler's island. Dal-ten
ltd South Main St.
4 Westport Arc.
1 Elizabeth St.
Norwallt. Conn."
12 lraut St.
13 Woodward Arc.
Broad St.
14 Franklin St.
:11 Van Zandt St.
Rowayttln, Conn.
17:} Main St.
1 East Wall St.
3 Charles St. .
Fcrndalc. Norwalk
11 Cannon St. '
llorlou's Point
3 Mill Road
8 Day St.
\t'nshlugton, Conn.
55 North Falrfleld Ave.
22 Day St.
South Ave, New Canaan
75 Ely Ave.
Wilton, Conn.
‘ 33 Ferris Ave.
City-Hotel, South Norwalk
Carter St., New Canaan
Boat Standard, South Norwalk
Scribner Are.
4 Lawrence St.
Spring Hill Ave.
2?. lraaca St.
Those Who Were Accepted and Filed Clalma For Exemption According to
the Official List at the City Hall, "North Main Street.
Pennoyer St... pRowayton
12 Union Ave. ‘
22 Quintard Ave.
11 West Ave.
Roton' Ave., Rowayton
42 Gleuwood Aye.
38 Water St.
1 Killer St. .
30 Curtis Ave, New Canaan
8 Hartford Place
New Canaan, Conn.
66 Spring St.‘ ‘
19 Seavlew 'Ave.
15 RcynoldaSt. .. ,
'Noroton, ”Darteu '
81 Bouton. St. , .‘
Darlen
Norotou‘flelghts,
55‘ Osborn Ave.
69 Winfield St.
5 Hamilton Ave.
9 Bout6l) St. ,
Summer St., New Canaan
Wilton,"Conn. '
43 AikenISt. ..
65 Cross St.-
29 First St.
. '(‘Courtlnnd't St.
‘ 155 Washington St.
3 LoomisSL .
Wilton, Conn,
10 Isaacs St...
Cannondale. Conn.
Wilson Point
40- Oak St.
24; Central Ave. '
Highwood, N orlwalk
1‘10 .Woodward ' Ave.
Dill-lea " ‘
Darlen,. Corfu.
2 Butlpr St: ‘
Wilton, Conn. . . ;, I
Glmbrottlru Darla}: Conn,
Conn . ‘.
on.
:
1s. cherry st New
pulley; ' -
it
d‘l'.
,l-g,
~';’5;748—*27r1«.nl lgc Guido c.
760+}343 14mins .
15319401 N,
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22, 1911
.m:’©;m©z.~‘
. I mi. 2'1»
73“..
Summer Clearance Sale
Here, are a few of the many bar-
gains— every one extraordinary
CHECK GLASS TOWELS
Hemmed, ready for wear.
Regular 25c. Special 190
‘7;
I)“. .-
.v .y/
.a...
WHITE DRESS VOILE
A good standard quality,
the kind that: gives good ser-
vice; 40 inches wide; worth
39. Special ...... 25c yard
DRESS LINEN S
Colored Dre'ss Linen at
less than the manufacturer‘s
price, in a. good range of col-
ors. Special Clearance Price,
490 yard
LUNA LAWN
Look, last and launder like
linen; 45 inches wide; fine
sheer quality. Special 49c yd.
LINON D ' INDE
A fine lawn of a superior
weave, qualty and finish;
worth 39c. Special . . 25c yd.
ANDERSON ’S GINGHAMS
The famous Anderson’s
Scotch Ginghamsv of real
beauty, in checks stripes and
tartan efi‘ects; worth 690.
Special ........... 49c yard
DRESS VOILES
Charming colors and pat;-
terns for daintydress.
Special .......... 29c yard
SPORT MATERIAL FOR
SUITINGS AND SKIRTS
Smart, stylish and attrac-
tive designs; yard wide;
worth 290. Special 19c yd.
EGYPTIAN NAINSOOK
Made from fine long staple
Egyptian cotton; 36 inches
wide; 12 yards in piece;
worth $2.00. Special,
$1.49 piece
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
Fine soft finish, very ser-
viceable for underwear, eta;
worth $1.50. Special,
$1.19 piece
ii
WHITE GOODS
‘l Special clean-up of odds ""‘T‘
g and ends, plain and check LIN—IN CRASH
nainsocks, cambrics, etc.; TOWELING
values up to 19c.
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Those Who Were Rejected Because of Disablltty.
Mlghlccio, Salvatore
Coffin, George W., Jr.
Brown, William J.
Krletor. Lewis C.
Shlp‘man, Clarence
McMahon. William 11., Jr.,
39~1729
630—1510
6347—- 470
635—— 312
636M219“
637~2693
fill—1626
21 Podniore St.
4 licldcn Are.
27 Linden St.
211 Park St.
Wilton, Conn
29 Putnam Arc.
643”“2646‘ HolChleh‘. Howard G. “'ihon. Conn, ‘ K ‘
film—2158 Smith. Stephen A. 1 Chestnut St. A
6712—4234 Sturdevant. Clinton R. Belle island Jet-t
677—414? Smith, Clinton 1.. (pummel; Hill Ave. “5 -
can 300 Britta, Lester 4: pen-.- Ave 3..
usa— 524 Court. Charles H. 3. School St. . '
689m 911 Greene, James A. :81 East Ave. l '
705—— 49 Audette, Augustin. Jr. 129 Main St VI:
707—2793 H0)". William H- Locus: Arc... New Canaan '
“Ill—«170? Olczuk. Wltltlyslaw F. 50 Maple St. ;-=
713~—2ST2 Moreno. P38011319 11 Locust Ave. New Canaan ,, 1
715—1192 Kerckes, Stephen 39 1.2 Ely Ave. “.3
719“].143 Jones, George E. 4 Newtown Ave. .:
Nil—~65?- Czaplucka. Vincent 29 Hant‘ord St. .5!
721—4886 Preuss. Charles F. New Canaan, Conn. I, l
729- 585 Dayton. William M. 20 Cove Ave. 3"
Morrison. Nicholas R.
Schoch. George H.
Flynn, George A.
Silk, John F.
Scribner, William R.
731—2873
733—2071
740—— 781
741—2131
744—4690
Pluney‘s‘T‘oruer, New Canaan
Westport Are.
177 South Main St.
Cedar St.
South Ave, New Canaan
f minimal; ‘5. cf.
748—- 958 Hall. William H. 14 Gleuwood Are.
752—2491 William; Charles 0. 21 Taylor Ave.
' 762—- 963 Hamilton. Charles D. 32 Chestnut St.
763—— 438 Chlchester. Alfred S. 20 Howard Ave. ‘
764—— 878 Godber, William R. Rowayton Ave. Rowayton
768—1770 Pechtold, August J. 6 Falrfield Ave.
771— 357 Byars, Walter C. 19 South Osborne Ave.
778—2480 Williams, Charles 58 Spring‘ St. g“
784— 492 Conkliu, James L. 143 Washington St. ‘ 3?
787—2199 Stanley. Charles S. Roton Point Park '1: :
760.4303 Lee, James F. 12 Union Place
ThouWho Were Rejectedaecause or Betng Aliens, According to lug
‘ Official Llstlon File It the Citly Hall.
0284—2370 Urcyuoll, Carmine s Knapp St. .1. gt ‘
' 631—3290 lmprota. Clelio M. Ndrot‘ou Heights. Dal-ten ' ‘ f‘ ' t “'
Shiv-2430 Wargo, Joseph 724 Knapp St. , ' " _. >
647—4804. Stefano, Augusto ‘. Woodsida Ave. .‘
657-32546, Yackttllc. John "189 South Main St. R
6654-4347 Litman, John ‘7i‘rDay St. "if
682~2t32 Warga, Joseph 12 RidgeSt. 2d
699—— 336 rBuono. Luigia 5 Lubmno‘l’lace a: .
700—2342 Trave Luigi 9 Layvrence St. . ’1
704-1357 lenll’iel‘, “Charlie 74 Taylor Ave, - ;
728~—-1433 Marlno, Filippo 163 Main St. ' «i 2%,“-
726~1798 Petro, Eugene . 139 South Main St. a
‘7467-1035‘1Hogoplan, Avadifi 77 Madison St. . =
‘ 159—4677 Pocieglel, Maryan Georgetown, Conn. :l —
767—- 830 Goldsteiu. lsador 18 Lawrence St! «-
775—1381 Radack; David 43 Falrfleld Ave. ‘4 7
77t‘r——3337 thklson, George S. Rocklea, Noroton, Dal-ten ' ‘ '
717.4108 James, George 53 Bouton St. .. fl
' rigs—.1978 'Rottsett, Rocco 58 Bouton St. ‘11 .
782—4790 Holtman, Harry 6 Locust St.. New Canaan ?
790—3228 Bour. Stephen Main St.. Barton-Conn. ; ' "
”(Bin—800 Erancarrilla, Urazlo 14 Snolwden St. ‘i
0674-1511 »Mlklo, Andrew 5 Olean St. _ t; .-
. 674-—- 657 Dudowsky, Charles 40 Van Zandt St. g
716—3313 Fede, George Noroton, Dal-ten ‘ ‘__
Those Who Failed to Appear. Accordmjé‘ to the Official Ltét.‘
651—2871 Monohan, Maurier M. Dorman St“ New Canaan
~655—~Geo_ r89. Barnaby, 20 Fair street, Norwalk.
662—1774 Pearson, Albert G. 61 Flax Hill Road " ‘ ‘
666—4585 WalterspF‘rank 1* Néptune Ave. :
618.2213 Stevens. John H. 9 . 34 W Second St.
"694—2623 -.Ferent1ul, Augusto Wilton, ,Conn. .
“702—1952 , Roberts, Walter J. Chi!" st, ‘
filth-2486. Wlegman, Paul W. Connecticut Ave.
725~1840-. Nacha)sk1.',Marlan~ . 1 58 Spring St.
728—39409j-ankeman. Robert 5:, - 21 School St. .
732%21791 ,shiuiler John 5-1. ‘18 Elmwood Ave. ‘
735%;1257. Ru ft 01m r I Stalinist Alice,“ New York .,
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