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Cards, Miseellnneous Ads.
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West Mealtime, so. 1 week
01.00. Blockfaco orCapI Double Price.
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{ 1'0 LET. 1 FOR SALE.
WANTED-TIXNERS AND SHEET
siren workers, Apply at C. W. Penell,
30 liavlland street. South Norwalk.
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, WANTED—~15. GIRL ABOUT 15
years of age. Apply. J. J. Cash, Ltd,
Chestnut street. a24 3t
—'_3' ..
WANTED~A' BRIGHT. STRONG
boy fifteen or sixteen years old to
work in grocery store. steady work.
Apply at Modern Grocery Co..
()ednr street, at once.
, To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT: FOR SALE—HOUSE ON CEDAR
i3" 9 Ann street. Inquire at 2 West‘ street, House on l-ianford Place. House
Iavenue. 324 3(1’on Elizabeth street. House on Butnam
lavenue. Wanted houses to sell or rent.
‘ T0 LET-3 ROOMS 0N FIRST, Rooms to let. Rents collected. Decker
ffloor. Set tubs, electric lights, CalliAecncv. z liant‘urd Place. South Nor-
fevenings, ~18 Fifth street. ‘ East Non‘ walk. Conn . -
’walk. , ’
1 l FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR,
\ To LET~XEATLY FURNISIIEIIjalso Overland, with commercial body.
.large front room with one or two con-l Both in first class condition. RenSOn
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AS 1513. W711.
(Continued from out m...
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month.
The board has been in receipt of a
number of unsigned communications
callingltheir attention in “9&0!th
that should not be.” The board 'will
be very-glad to act upon or investi-
gate anything that may be presented
to it in the proper; fashion, but it will
not take an cognizance of anonymous
communications.
Mayor Harstrom said this morning
to a Sentinel reporter that the board
was always willing to inve‘stir/te any
claim where injustice has been done,
but that those making the claim
would have to write a letter, signing
'it with their name, or appear to per-
son.
The list of those who have Leon re-
jected is being prepared, and those
who have filed applications for exemp-
tions will be acted upon on Monday.
Judge John H. Light notified Mayor
Harstrom yesterday that the Govern-
The test of time is the test
of merit.
In time some men go to
jail, and some do not.
In time some rangesgo to
the junk» pile at an early date
and some do not. A Stam-
ford range is nor an accident.
It is carefully built, wears
like an old friend. and, being
once installed, it is as per—
manent as any other member
of tlte family.
I
ror sure or
IIOR‘IICE R. NASH
Corner: "North Main and West Sts ‘
I
Ionic, Etimulant: and Appotiut .
(‘me I mg n
WM. KHOYT, Captain.
May be hired forprivate sailing or
fishing parties until October 15111. R‘-
ceptional opportunity for real plea}
are. Terms moderate. For particulars
Enimite of Captain Hoyt, or pl]-
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Iron * Wanted .. f
We will Wynn the II“
market prices. for mp iron all
metal to huge quarto“. act in
formation. from us befofehlling to
anyone.
.1» EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Horwalk_
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1905.
neutrons-Wire .
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL
light housework. Also to help with!
baby. 3 Cedar street. Tel. 13.4. 2124 xiii“
WANTED—EXPERIENCED ()I’Eit~
ate-e Singer sewing machines.
Clean and good paying work, G. S ;
-:
us Osborn avenue, East NOrwalk.
‘ 823 3t
0?!
‘ tprovements, to adults only. Imme—, Would consider a small touring car in. ”19 for-ement Of ”0095 with the ex'
‘dtate possession. Rent $10. Inquire at exchange. Communicate with J. F.&
Moore, Overlook Park, East
Chester, Ct.
nun g
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I’Ol‘tfttnw- who will
a23 3tl'l‘hese candle will he in the hands or
itailed to "appear at the local boards
. - . ... . .u . Eor refused to submit to an examine"
C‘mmn M ”u ”d cam“ are m the: tion. These slips are sent from the
i local boards to the district board, and
'wheu certified by that board are for-
warded to the office of the Adjutant.
leneral of the state.
.bamln of the local board, ready for
go from this city.
lithe ducal \‘lotlrd (thot'tlyi, I} thiex-l
eligillecttng rooms, cooking range. gas, all ' for selling to make room. Iliccio Bros. "‘91" OD ltl‘incit'al Wollld 3130981 all: I'- 3- BAXTER "
3-. complete for light housekeelin. ln-iG'u‘zt e. Pl on ' 'Of ”“3 tifir‘Ddant‘y claims and this: 4 -
nice 41 South M i tr t 1 go 1 ‘ g l e 467' a23 ‘5“ will mean that about half of the first]! . . ‘ , - ‘ p ‘ , . , . .: .. .. . mm
FOItq a n s cc . 513 3r, .hatch of 45“ will be zone into again 2 the first 11st of those to whom the military record in the serwc of your
_. __,,_ . - 2 FOR SALE—TWO BUILDING' this time in: the Government. ' ll pink slips 1have been sent. These are country with a delinquent-y. —’ ——’
TO LET~3 PLEASANT ROOMSflots, No. r” and ' ”v. N .n . ' ' ‘nm ”1" me“ W 0 “gls‘e’ed bu" ““10 have You “'“1 be be” “M"? ”19 Oldere‘l
0° 60' horwdlk path. m y m 01 the u” L needful for of this board until the. hour of de-* A 1 01‘ ZTOII.
parture of your train. During this
period the Lora] Board will furttislltnarker ”0‘01. WM”
you feed and lodging. It‘ ytt: live; . _
within one hour’s travel at the cities three or four years old 13 mbattur
of the Local Boa'rd you may obtain condition for service now than” .
Roth & 801100., is Union street. 2124 St
WANTED——AT ONCE 25 MEN FOR
factory worn. Piece'rate operation. Ap-
ply Employment ofiice, Norwalk Tire
‘3: Rubber Co.
WANTED—”SALESLADIES IN A
dry goods store. Experienced ones pro-
ferrcd. Also good opportunity for be-
ginners. Apply A. Dickcrtnuu & Son.
1124 at
WA NTED-IIUNDREDS (IOVERNv
n24 3t
TO LET—A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
and bath room. All improvements, 2::
,Madison street. Rent $22. Inquire Tay-
,Ior & Golden. n23 ill
I let‘. 31 Washington street, or phone
To LET—FOUR ROOMS ON 8120- 1069-4.
ond floor, with part. improvements. '
‘Rent $10. Inquire at. 37 Cedar street. I
FOR SALE -— HAVING
drafted. will sell
BEEN
4 seated roadster
'FOR SALE—JPWO NEWLY RENO-
a23 3t. vated houses with improvemenfsf'Sev
To LET—«HOUSE .
yTerrace from September 1. ,Present‘pi‘ltc. Mrs. It. 'l‘urlov, 10 Grove street
=tenants will show rooms. Mrs. F. S.,r'l‘e1 75312
lLyon, 126 Flux Hill Road, South Non‘
n23 3t,
. peeled. >
As soon as the word for the mob-
ilisation is [lashed from the War Ilc:
:
t
,v‘ery cheap. Car. in. g0°d condition,‘partment at Washington, these cards" c- . . . .
Ior particulars tnqutrc of J. M. Moel-l will be sent to every man selected: H‘Immg “”1 “89' 1° ””3
“and certified for service under the
conscription law.
' When the “war order" will come
.‘frotn Washington is not known, lot it
"ls presumed that it will be sent about
September 1 and that September "
.t
lam! barns on premiseg and 15 acreaih‘i” be designated as the date You;
8 CRESCENTvOf good favoring land at Conn. turn the mobilization of one-third of the;
quota at each courtly scat throughout
the country.
As soon as a man vcccivcs the red
card ho is othtelfllrcnrolled In the
lpermissiou to sleep and eat at'home.
The adjutant general then sends but only if you fill out and forward
them, together with the registration to the ottice of the Local Board at
ards and all oiher information re- once the printed application ibr Wits;
adjutant permission at the end of this sheet. ‘
,yctteral of the army, at \I’ashington.‘ You will not be permitted to take
'Notices to report for duty are then with you on the train anything but
went to every address. thand baggage. You do not need bed-
A revvnrd of 350 will be offered for ding or changes of clothing execpt asi
,tho apprehension of all “pink slip- specified below. You may take with
lpers" who tail to report. lyon only the following articleszi
l The "red card“ bearing the mobil- Soap, shaving~ accessories, comb and:
izntlon call which will be sent by the brush, tooth brush and tooth powder,‘
,local board to each of the men certi— towels. underclothing and socks, and.
llied by the district board for service if you desire, changes of collars and,
5 in the national army under the color" shirts, but you will have no the for;
I tlvo draft is printed below. FrontI these after arrival at the mobilization!
Motor Truth: of equal enmity.
rating sold about the same tuna.
THE BARKER FACTORY
ANNUAL some cm'
ANOE sans or ms
SACK sum
$18.00 Summer Suits 814.,
$15.00 Summer Suits 311',
$12.50 Suf-tmer Suit: ..... ‘10..
Large assortment of Fabrics Ill
Models to choose from.
V write today for
uncut. war positions open. Meniwo-
men wanted. $100 month. Write im-
mediately for list. Franklin Institute.i -
Dept. 280:, Rochester, N. Y. [ T0 LED—STORE 207 WASHING
.ton street East Norwalk. Apartments
1:013:209 Washington street, East Not-walk
and 39 Chapel street, Norwnlk. In-
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
__\ -M .s
‘ walk.
WANTED~BRIGIIT BOY
stock room. Good pay and 10 per cent.
bonus. II, Jacobs & Sons, shoe monu-1
fncturcrs, Bclden avenue, Norwalk. .
n24 sl‘
mtfillfllltt
NOTICE
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WANTED-MAID. APPLY STAMA
ford Hospital.
E
g \
‘ WANTED—HOUSEHOLD”GOODST
of all kinds, also old books. Highest;
prices paid, J. K. Finch, 53 Water;
We“: CW: 320 I“! out 'of the United States District
‘ ?(‘ourt {or thc‘dlstrict of Connecticut,
WANTED‘PARTNER' 1 3““; A on the 14th day of August. 1917, notice
number ”f Inventions that stand °“::n hereby given that 1 will sell by pub‘
their merit. Will give small interest?!“ auction for cash. on Tuesday. the
in two. to a reliable party that will 28th day of AuguSt,1917, at. one o'clock
provide capital to pntcnt same. Strict-ta. tn.. at South Norwnlk in said dis-
PSI IIIVPSIIKRIIIIII IIIVIIGd. A“ IIUSIDC‘SB‘tricf' thebnt‘ge "A ”\I. Church," 1191'
strictly confidential. References ex- engines, boilers, mmmnp,y_. bouts.
‘ihmmod' P1095“ d“ not ”‘k" “I" my tackle, ,aDDnrel, appurtenances, and
timc unless you mean business. Ad'lurnitul'e. as she now lies at Rm“
‘l’ms “M". care 0f Sentinel. - l‘mond's wharf, Water street, in said
’ ' . ‘ "South Norwnlk
WANTED'DRESSMAKER_S. AND. CHESTER-FIELD C. MIDDLE-
altcrntion blinds. Steady pontt‘lnn. Apr BROOKS,
ply The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House, 33
South Main street, South Norwalk.
United Stat'cs Marshal's Sale
District. of Connecticut.
‘ United States Marshal
By WILLIAM J. HAYES,
Depttty’Untted States Marshal
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WANTEDHMEN IN THE SIZING
department to learn felt hat making, w "
Good pay while learning. Croiut dc!
Knapp. 127 lm ,_ Trustee’s
“No—Tic: ””
Sale. The Beers Meat & Pro-
.._... _ . M- _ ---......... vision Company ’\
WANTED—CIVIL SERVICE EXAM-i The. undersigned Trustee in Bank-
inntions South Norwaik soon. Moniruptcy, hereby gives notice that he
sand women desiring government clerk-twill sell all the. assets of said estate,
ships, departmental, post. office, ratt-Tcxcept the book accounts, at public
way mail. customs, . stettogt~npllcr,gauction at 15 Main strcct,‘Nor\vnlk, on
write for free particulars to J. 0.3 the 3131, day of Auuust, 1917, at 2
Leonard (former government. -exantiu-'o'clock in the afternon. The assets in-
or) «121 Kenois Bldg. Washington.
— lrtlcat blocks, two second hand Ford de-
WANTED-BIG PAY AND S'I‘EA‘TNl livery wagons and other furniture and
lftxturcs used in the butcher business,
rubber shoe factory; experienced girls i 000 also 9 large Stock of merchandise
earn $10 to $13 a week; inexperiencetllTOTmS 10 per cent. cash. balance on
ones paid a worth while salary andg'th‘lil’m‘y of £599”.
given free board and room whileI
learning, which takes about a month;
live town, near large cities; good
theatre; . fine . worltinc conditions;
company furnishes hall for dancing,
athletic fields. free insurance and med-
: ical attention. Don't decide now:
illustrated booklet.—
“A Good Job at Beacon halls.” Ad~
dress Employment, Dept. Beacon
Fells Rubber Shoe (30., Beacon Falls,
Conn.
work for girls and womcn in large
LEO DAVIS.
Trustee.
.._._.
LOST.
LOST—A ROLL OF BILLS'AN
kins, 23 No. Main street. * 324 at
THREE» WOMEN WOULD OUT
_.__—-
By virtue of an order of sale iSSucd'
elude cash register, computing scales, 5
"check, between Palace Theatre and
Franklin avenue, or in ‘jitucy. Finder
rewarded it returned to James Han
FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
,with‘one—halt acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Tum
pike. Must be aoldat once to close
estate. Small amount of cosh requir-
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Candee, Attys. United Bank
building. Tel. 5352.
until prices advance then be sorry.
INSURE Now—«liome and furni-
ture, don’t wait until
then say why didn’t I?
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
— ”manoeuvres”
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
special hand made lenders and gutters
which give. lasting service—Try and
be convinced. - Plumbing. heating.
slate rooting. lawn mowers sharpened.
Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 nWter street.
Tel. 473-3.
RELIABLE DEALING
In rugs, iron and metal is to: :
We buy and sell ovcl~,.1.;ng sm:...t
hand, a large stock of second hand
goods always on hand. We pay as
good as the next man and treat you
better, Get a square deal. Philip P.
phone 1182-5.
PAINTING -'“ITXI’Efi-T1Ai€diho
decorating, pntnter’s supplies; wall
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
:Whlte, 01 1—2 Ely avenue.
' nouns _ ‘
: FOUND-1i FOOT GREEN AND
gwt’nto row boat out side of light. Iii
. Nelson. Rownyton.
M
groom IN WALL STREET.
._...—
(125 St
I ‘\\'A1LITS‘.REET, 10:30 a. m.—-Olls
land sugars were the prominent fea-
Ilures of today's early trading at gains
.rancing from large fractions to
D A points. Tnbnccos-and leathers trailed
“along in more moderate fashion “dischooling, of the soldier. _
Tails added t0 yesterday's ndvances' training will begin during the second”
.under the lead of Reading» and low- ‘ ‘
U_ S. 'Steel and other creased very gradually, with the di-‘g
I
grade Issues.
' equipments of that class moved with-
‘in narrow 1nd irregular limits. Indus- ditlon of the men. One of the
MARTIAL TIE TI-IAT BINDs;mm Alcohol reacted 2 1 pint“?! and, things taught. will be personal by l
:Anaconda 1 H. ‘
‘.- ' y " - i E ' 4 _
Thee suits for dnorce were £11 (1. WALL STREET, "Close—Such ten-
* "”3va Amino—MEMNOW—énon‘iywuttt
a tire starts, ,
9
military service and subject to the
orders of the War"Department. If he
no clects. provldcd he is within oncl
hour's travel of the headquarters oli I
the local board. he may remain
home until the mobilization dutc, otlw
crwise he must report at. once, and
by tltc local board.
'It‘ he wishes to remain at home he
umst until at. once another card at»
tnchcd to the mobilization call. This;
form reads llS follows:
“I hereby make spplicatiou for Dill“
under the orders of thc local'board
prior to entrainment. During this
time n ‘ntcmiatzc can reach me
I» or by telephone at No. w
lodcinu furnishcd me by the local
board during this period."
The red curds will he. tilled (or by
llIlO local board as fast as the names
f are certified back to them by tho (“Mme—180?
ltrict board and will be held in readi- 323;“ .i
[nose for the call. thu it comes, tlte:;é,__1,;0
icards will be sent out 'nccording to'gnf;l,‘::.,
Ethc ordcr numbers in the draft to as" '” "w
l
:
778~~2GI7
j303e~1407
IROT— I02
.8] 5-..] 780
itnobtltzhmon \ordrr. They will tnlsolfinwgmo
:be sent to all who rcglstercd "when—455
failed to appear for cxnluinntlon after‘;;_m__12m
their names have beentllstctl by IIIO;g5]_,m
:ndjutant generals otllco. If‘tltcse,856_-gcf;§,
;mcn full to appear in answer to tho's59~1591
fntobili‘zntion call they will be clnss‘l
f ed as dcscrtere. i808~l272
1 Plans of the. Wnr I'lcpnrtmcnt for2370_33,~,4
i'thc mobilization at the divisional on? £870“- (331
ltonmcnts and the tentative progrttttt,350_3156
Mulroney, 52 Van Znnt street. '1'812-lt'or the monitoring the first month otfggzwnggo Lyons. menus] J.
Smith. Mathew L.
Hegcdus, Joseph.
Waters, George IL.
Mourison, Arthur H.
Kelmkywitch. George
draining were )umlo \‘tubt‘ic \“n‘ {diligsgfiwgm'z
_. ‘ patches from Washington last night! 332-_.3294
I The men will be entrained uud0r1901~2324
ltltv direction of the local boards. - lees—1571
2cordint: to a schedule arranged bygptfi—‘HSR
ithc provost marshal genernl’s OmCC'plS-‘Ii-JBO
. to obviate delays In reaching the can, 019—2809
‘tonnt-ents. It. is presumed that a mutilate—421
loud third of the quota will b ecnllcd‘illZR—ESM
jnbout September 15, and the last tnlil32—2310
.nttswcr the first cnII.by' the end of'936- 436
3 the month. ' 953—4370
may take with him is printed on thei 965—- 857
jattired to take a bath upon re
. Recommendations- will be made to the ”g
geompnuy commander for special
,l‘orms of exercise to remedy any ‘_
,sl‘nht physical defects. *
The tlrst two Weeks will be. taken;
up with thesegspeclal exercises. lie" 1;:
siting up exercises. drills and the'};
Resign-l
two weeks,'but this work will be In:
vision surgeon and assistants keeping
a' watchful eye on the physical con-
I.
,..
I.
l"
g'lene, sanitation and' first 'atd.
At first the men wilLbe assigned to
localized units. That is. each recruit
null be assigned to certain dormt:
his doodl and lodging will be. Mid ------
...
From the date herein
I you to rcport, you will be In. the mill-l that you do not care to keep.
, , , 'tnry service of the. United States and -
nus-non to rat and WM the mshllsubject to military tuw. Failure mi
ill homo dun-int: Ihc period I will he‘ll-extort or unpunctualiiy
Kill—4.3465 “
A list of the article's each recruith959~1109
red curd. Each recruit will be! re-I969—‘3111
achifig‘l39xfilfiio
lean“). and tltefi'wlll be given a physi I326—~3087
lcal examination and vaccinated for11711-- 223
.li'phclr, mare-typhoid and smallpox. 337—3059
Form No. 164 c.
onthe
ll].
... ......... ..-
military offcnttes iunishnble by court-
murtini. Wilt’ul failure to report, with.
intention to evadc military service“
. constitutes dcscrtioll, which is a cup
WIII."€II “no tune fie: more than not hot olfcnsc in mm, of wttr.
hours 10mm”, from tl'tf"0m°e "t m“’iyourself at the precise hour specifietl,- men certified today by the local board.
loch] board. I “0 “0t "PM?" “’04 ”"1 in order that you may not begin youri to the district board:—
speci
the moment that a man receives this camp.
card be Is under the orders of thai
War Department.
retain any trunks albu- your arrival
at the: railroad station. the articles
-tI By direction“ of the Secretary of listed above should be brought in a
“ .War, you are hereby ordered to ‘re-‘ hand bundle.
port to the omce or this Locnl’Board
if you desire to do so. you may W.
....duy of return the civilian clothes you are,
.. 191....l wearing when you arrive at the mob-
for military duty and for transporta- llization camp to your home by ex-
ttion to the Army mobilization ca
mp press or otherwise. but it you desire
to make no such arrangement, it will
tied for} be better to appear in civilian clothes
......... nun-n..-
_ (Date)
are grave Local Board for ......... . ......
(Chairman)
0
.o... ......-.....
i . (Secretary)
Present l
linklnnd. Charles 0., Jr. Wilton, Conn.
Mttkovlcb, Joseph J.
Baker, Leo F.
Pelhnm, George J.
McGarrie, John .I.
Andulion, George
Miller, Eric H. '
Ross, Walter W.
' _.._‘) 0 .' ' . ‘.
:nnlny men an arc tillected by the first 95:52:11,237 (I‘lllr‘llc‘lliuileliéi‘ti‘iiilt
Harrison, John
Outrone, Pasquale
Kunze, John A. Jr.
Johnson, Carl H.
Hayes, Edward 1.
Murray. William
Wctmore. Andre
Lane. Dennis T.
Stttunette. Mlcha
Edmond, Earle L.
Lynch, Albert B
Moore, James
Torpcy, Michael 3
Castagna. Luigi
Riley, Jdil‘h'H. Jr.
Thorne, Arthur C.-
Chuse, Modesto
Landers. Freeman
J timed. George
Gilbert. Generoso.
Schlichtlng, George W“
Moore, George. '
Thompson, Charles H.
Best, Joseph ‘H.
Scofleld. Clarence H.
2'3. (‘nlltcrlnc St; Norwalk
6 Fair st., Norwalk, Conn
153 South Main St. Norwalk
42 (‘cnter Ave. Norwnlk
13 uKossuth St., South Xot'u'alk
5 Aiken St.. Norwalk
11 Clay St., South Norwalk
12 Havllnnd street. South Norwalk.
1?. Hamilton 'Ave., Norwalk
Noroton, Daricn, Conn.
38 IIouton St. South Nor-walk
53 EnEt 'Ave, Norwalk‘
Noroton, Darien
Wilton, Conn.
F 27 Camp St., Norwalk
w M. 61 Woodward Ave. South Norwalk
32 Union Ave. Norwalk
el Noroton'nelghts, Darien
19 Gregory Blv’d, Norwnlk
«Rowuyton. Dnrlen
Darien, Conn.
Oak St. New Canaan
' Glover five, Nor-walk ,
207 Denoke Ave, New Canaan
2 Osborne Ave. E. Norwalk
9 Day St.. South Norwalk
23 Day St, South Norwalk
1 Smith Ave. New Canaan.
113 Ely Ave, South Norwalk
New Canaan, Conn. -
101 Washington St.. South Norwalk
9 Woodward Ave... South Norwalk
Hotel Bristol, South Norwotk
Rownyton, Conri. ’
25 Concord St., Norwnlk
Dariem Conn.
13 Kosauthstreet, South Norwalk.
Noroton Heights. Dar-ion, Conn”
Sherwood street, Norw'alk.
Leroy avenue, Darlen. Conn.
;
F.
L,
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Since you will not be permitted to;
The iotlowim:r are the names of the:
, ~ . The Gotham-Co...
, AUGUST SALE Decornroks
. -. . - . ,. .“Everythingi in 'Patinfsr_
iFgumrtute and House Furnishings “
_;_.:'I‘.Itatmeans la Saving to you of from '10 ‘ .
“to. 30 per bent. on every dollar spent r.at'
WA
”FI—
WANTEDV— SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
WAN'I so—otRL FOR .onnnnAL
office. work. - .
: Cluehél’"
r
A 31,139., Inc.
' , certiomon- the pat-tot the defendant on
in the superior court yesterday. Ruth
M, Aubrey of Bridgeport asked for" n
l.., ..-.'bre_'ot. .~.
(13:21:53? nCIIIJergtllfilsi‘; in; deli- l change resulted mainly from the week-
ty, The. pinintiff's name was oHt‘fman.
Eva Katherine Buxton of Bridge-
portfwhose maiden name was Wood-
hull, filed suit for divorce in the su-
perior court. from: George {anBugtont-
of Norwalk. The plaintifl’allégearde-
:ydencies‘us were manifested during tto-
steels and rails.
‘September 9. 1911. The couple were
marriedron June 15,1892.” ' ,
Mary Journey or Bridgeport asked
for. ajdivorce’trom' J oseph Journey..aln _
so of Bridgeport,»on the grounds 30: at 9”? to ”’9
‘crunlty‘ hum September,» 191dr‘oxlwardfl .
. serum were married-Mylo. 915. u
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tiling
ly closing of short contracts. Moderate
,pressure was exerted against some at: cupatlons and ability and? transfer-re
the coppers, equipments and the 111919. tattle dlflerent branches of the serv-i
Speculative shares. but. this Was tunv ice—artillery. machine gun Platoonst
direct by the strength of oils, tobaccOS,
The features of the
latter'dlviaion was the. further accu-
mulation of Back Island issues 'at
gains of 1 to 3 points.‘ The closing:
was firm. Salesiapprbximated3125.00 .
shares; Liberty Bonds eased slightly
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day’s 'dull session of the stock 9:. from the ‘sa‘me’distrtct together. This}!
hoiwove', will be only a' temporary;
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arrangement, as the men will ‘later I)
l or: the!i Infantry.
beard. These buttons are 'of bronze
tinting! larger-P it
when allottedso as to bring the men.
I picked according to their previous oc-f
_ ‘ The general?r§gi-, ..
mental 30s battaliongorgnnizationyhow-I ,
ever, will { ebtgiutact as ,at‘tirst.l
.Exemtp‘ buttons will be issued.
to": every man reje’dted“ for. physical;
reasons, or «whose. exemption claim
has boon allowed . by the .dlstnlctp
If
: nu: store during“ miss-ale. ,Go'otls'pura
ghasetianow willibe held forfeiture-deity:-
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Chiropractic is the defintti n of ‘lh‘
cause of the disease and th art I!
adjusting the same. Disease is cancel .
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It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the dideront organs on. _ ‘
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the caus (I,
disease and pain, health is restorc‘v
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
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giving the Ghirpractor a chance I.
help you. ‘
Magnetic treatments given also.
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