. -Ila'n:ls~é-&'~Gallsa
Wmm'mgon
WNDAMS 'WANTED‘
Givil. Service 'Uommisson
‘ Says Opportunioes Are'
Good
‘
—.
The civil service commission would!
dfismn [cinnamon ohms! mature rapidly! tins, but the curl. mason for the ob-
' ce 0 y when at-‘ ' czion has not ad " — -
lacked by the Allies. fie ‘ W “new sum
The speed of the wireless is said tol
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Ibe- 187,000 milcs per second.
ANOTHER HOME GUARD‘
REGIMENT.
That an additional " 1-. l .. .
fiflhvof the Romp Gméggfille“ ”£2; for some years past 1 have used Fol. g
l
‘ 'conl,
That’s All
"‘h
68 Want Street
like to have a large number oi appll-‘
I
cuts for the eligible les for 31- formed is the bvlief in Home Guardl
tendams at the stale prison at Welh- Circles Ioday-
ersheld llotll married and single men fijnite announcrlncnt
one wanted. The commission feelsf $00!! after the inspections of the com-
that unusual opportunities are oflcred' panics in the 1’0“th Military Dis.
in this line of work for men who have trict.
not had the advantages of more than The Norwalk companies and other“
a common school education. companies in lOWPI‘ Fairfleld County:
One of the most noteworthy fea- are in the fourth military district. and?
tures of the position is that advanco. 31'? n01 Dart of the “myth Random-ht.i
mom. is unusually rapid for men of’ Col. Clifford B, Wilson is this headE
ability. The}: are started at $65 alboth of the Fourth Ibigimem or lhel
monlll. or $50 a month, with boards Home Guard and the Fourth Military:
mom and laundry provided for. Iii DISU‘lCt “mm or III? organization. The‘
. organizations are becoming altagethpr1
the man is capable he is often ad-x .
vanced when he has only been in thel I00 “DWIEIGIY for one man to handle;
position a week. and frequently attHenCP me talk of a new regiment.
the end of lhlce months a man has. The only drawback is that organiza-
ll is explained on de.lespccially eh‘icient for bad coughs of 7,
will be made‘imy children. i
ally. . .
g!
I
I
‘g SAFE REMEDY FOR CHILDREN
. Every parent is, or shun” be, rare
lful in giving mtflicinc to childrcn.
iChas. Baker, Brownsvillp, Tex. writes
-h‘
v -'-.'
ey’s Honey and Tar and have found it
1 always recommend it
to my friends as a safe remedy for
children as it contains no opiates. My
wife Would not think of using any oth-
er kind of cough medicine as it is cer-
taintobring quick and lasting relief." i 60 North Main St. .
It checks croup.—-Stillson-Powell Corp. mmmww
clllolll-zsrsn- «s PILL-s:
'I'II IXD B ' -
§nflml you Dr BALI.
‘.‘ OII rain
'I I." d ' i :w
ham in Be: 'lnnm hold will“:
wan.
one:- B '
“handrail-g
n MIMND'P 4.3. [or 8
It {up
.
week end-sale on lingerie blames.
Regular $2.98 value Itf’31.98“3lld
. Special prices On all; the
higher priced. merchandise.
I THE LITTLE silo?
inc.
RAY MOND BROTHERS
t
I.
So. Norwalk g
137 Washington SI.
Dr. I. H. Malian...
‘ Sundays By Annointment only
Till. 1a:
is said by the commission.
Working conditions at tho
had his salary raised three times,
it} tion of an additional regiment wauldl
‘constltute a brigade and necessitate‘
prison‘appomtment of a brisimmer-general.I
.yuubumuMSaM Alt/In Rams.
somnuuuumsnm
A, Phenom-3
care of. Citizens of Llle
States between the ages of 23 and 40
lyears. are eligible. They must be
five feet nine inches in height and
0
g . r - ~ lthcir weight must be approximately
’ L" l170 pounds.
' t No previous experience is ncccs-
.’
isal‘y. The [exalllinations consist of
'spelling twenty-fiver simple words
{from dictation, easy arithmetic in-
0 Mr. and ’ cludlng long division; writing orders.
t.= memorized as read by examiner; ref
itvl-itlng a printed report: general ex-i
tirericncc and training, personal Ills-1
ltoly, character and reputation, per-l
-—-Lockot.«, hearts. lavalliers, ear-j sonality. oral test. ctc. |
.
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A‘son was born Sunday t
Mrs. Albert 1). Malkln of Maple stree
Mother and son are doing nicely.
drops, brooches, bracelets, at Brand’s? Examinations will be held Willa-“'1
Jewelry store lSepLelnber 2]. at 2 o’clock in the aft-
Icrnoon, in Room 72 at the Capitol.-
A baby boy was born Tuesday lo
=0n Scptelnbm' 20 ut..l::i0 o'clock in
tho afternoon. examinations to estab-
Mr. and MrSyKonstanty Rogowski, of
26 Davis street.
lisll eligible‘lists of inspectors of con-
:tract work will be held. ifl‘ld on Sep-
ltember 19. examinations for eligible
‘ llists for forcmcn or rcpall‘s for the
A number 0f I00311 [01“ we“?- made state highway department will be
happy by the arrival of their quarterly held.
pension checks yesterday morning. .
Silk Dresses, Silk and Wool
Skirts‘ and Fall Suits
United l __________
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are good and the men are well takell'i There appears to be some objection to‘ Wfifii_m41'fo’fi§idfih
At Moderate Prices
Building Mbterials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
ANOTHER $2.50 SET
OF PICTURES FREE
Don’t miss the set of delightful baby
pictures (in coIOrs) in PICTORIAL
REVIEW for September.
There are seven of the cunnillgest
pictures for framing you ever saw.
(Gregory Boulevard),
East Nomi}:
Opens Maya .
EHORE DINNERS AND m:
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDEP—L
IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN,‘ W
Telephone no
N
-_ TEETH .
WITHOUT PLATE!
16 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk. (If. .
Eouutl‘a.m. tobp.m.,7t08p.n. 9
The Banner Bakery;-
rel so? a “carom-ail.
We are now able to mpflttnr'i:
sustomers with PIES, made to
order each day]. We. also hm
SUGAR BUNB and GOP!!!
RINGS in addition to our rank:
“ck . ., ,
(fl...
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LaicExamIne‘r ,
U. S. Patent
Office (‘
E l “15 MAIN STREET
anloosmn'r. comment?
expnsss SERVICE AT Fat-non
anesmwsw YORK g.
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The annual reunion of the second]
Connecticut Heavy Artillery will be Seminarlea Tum Out Many Future
held at Winsled, Tuesday, Sept. 11, at
11 a. m.
~quality is higher than price.
Extensive improvements and alter-
ations are being made in the store. 0:
C. Jrl-lintz. on Washington street. Con-
tractor F. .l. Hodge is doing the work.
There wore IlIchn sales of real Cil-
tatc in Norwnlk. the past week. with
For the last
9 ten
f real estate and the mortgages
morlgagcn of $22,500.
week (if August. this. there war
sales 0
amounted to $23,200.
i 'Pl'l‘tlalc Harold G
Company'D, ol’ the 102d United Stat
Infantry, is it
hospitnl. at New
in New Haven to vlsi
filial.
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Jacqueline Jarmo
" 7 Walls, Mam. has written
" 'Robins and has asked for
concerning Thomas Hanfor
Woderlck
haps 14 or ill—ago, a r
city and a married man.
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—-Tl-IAT SPECIAL (lj-UNfHEgyb "l Applicant Must Answer 70 Questions ‘
served Fridays at the 0i!!! 1‘? .‘ Without Assistance. V' - ‘ El” . ’
most popular. i N'ow that New ””1de quota Chlld Ch N » .. AEOOUNTS
. '. . t. 1.. .. . ran arm" I . . _
. J iall Taylor «Maw 1.600 to 25.000 aviation and balloon nd P t y “a soy”... Thepfllcers M 01118 Bank Will be glad at any tune to
Justice and Mrs. 05 | a a Iently so enlIOul confer With regard '
tl each year pilots has been filled. all now appll- T t Dentistry 6 you mg the opening of an account and to
can whose garden I)“ es lcanls will be subjected to a more riv "3 ed by M010?"- . .Sympathetlc I “tend any courtesies Within their power ’
are large social events will again 099“, gm examination. The new form of Palm“. Method°- Acepfic 0mm Treatment. I Wg are alwa - ' - .
the gardens of their Greens Farms application receivcd from Washington ‘ 3 h ya readyto'act m an “am"? capacity,
, .. kn he“ they will requires the applicant to answer, I . W “requested—our scmcels'complete.
resulence Daybrea . W . , .. _ . ' _ .
m of the Amm; without the assistance of the 11810 . , , i We take unalloyed pleasure in ’n s ec‘ 1 ti: t'
entertain for the bene {nautical sta.l‘f,_,seventy questions be- to new accounts—to custom 1‘8"" 8““ 3‘ P m a en 10!]
can Red Cross, on Saturdayi sel’fie?‘ Sides furnishing kl: private physical ex- Moderate Sun: 8!! Admit-mum e “1931,9113an 1111 finance.
from 4 to 7 o'clock. t Wl 9 rumination whip may or play not 8011 p . m1] .
be; £35119. Show since over 2.500 of the, be in lieu of the examination required Charge: f" Very , by the Oxygun 'Yom very y’
a a z . b t'thalr bestl by the. Board: Applications aronow 3°“ ”GM“ Work. ”MST. ”"h‘ld- ' . ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ . —-— . ‘
....... a? . u.» .. .. .. 20 . x ' ? ‘ e - lty atlonalilank
Cards have been issued but ;‘ e r 1 One letter of recommendation 0103- 1 . , ‘ . “ ‘ ’
ltality of the Marean house 5 assu -, “d. by the signed writing “Good Luck. ”South Main Street 3 ‘ , ‘ ' - '
2d their many friends in this city. andt Bill. give them 11*” H 9 ‘ ' Goldrmd :Pomluln l ' ‘ sum.lek, Bonn“ '
Another wrote "I want to be there 15 Y ours a. “1'10 9 9‘ Rentoratlon. 1“
the vicinity: when llieyisliell Berlin." m “" "‘ — m. by wmmtmont; All klndl Of ArtiII- t‘_- . “
'It'ls said the observation balloons ‘ ° Practice °f ‘ . “Ill Dflfllurel. ' l l .
used rby'Germuny are attached to , “lib-Class m “sznk lfld ’Bfldaa l - ‘
Dentistry. - . W .‘EtBySIdl-L i , . -- ._ - . ,
. , ....,.... ' (M A rte if S 11' 15h
21 '* W00 0M8!" ; . m—-__.__ -
mm drawn 7W3 38°
wmltheir object; by their
l
in mumsyom Will.
NIB-radar this service.
@6th rho-noun in. our
.l'rdst‘Déportmsnlli Their ad.
——Rings at all prices for gentlomcn
and ladics~the best present to ‘ach
other. Brand's Jewelry Store, Where
ulles of Norwalk. ill parish.
es to St. Rose‘s parish.
1 at, ”‘0 rpfilmenlfll post Sllcrllm-Fnt parish, Bridccport; Wil-
llavt‘n His mother 13 lllllll Olcllcfski. to. St. Mary's parish.
t him at the llos- Moridcll:
rant 0f Clllcopee to St. Mary's parish. Morldcn.
to City Clerk
information tnarv. Montrcal. \vlloJlavc
d, son of
Hanford. several year's—pet“ Mel‘idcn. and Alfred Rivarll, to St.
esidcnt of this
imimo‘r all contingen- Z
l
: MANY CATHOLIC
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
‘ ‘31-! Leo Christopllcr goes to St. Mary's
:pilri'sh, Ridgefleld: John T. Conner
goes to St. Joseph's parish, Po-
quonock; Alfred F. Driscoll ‘gocs ‘to
St. Mary's parish. Norwich: Charles
ill. Kavanaugll goes to Sacred Heart
parish, New” Haven; John Lester
Loughmn goeS~lo St. Rose's Merlden;
Henry J. O‘Ill'len gocs.to St. Francla
parish, New Haven; Patrick T. Quin-
lan gold! to St. Patrick’s pnrlsb, New
llnvcn, and lumen 1.. Travis goes to
St. Patrick's: parish, Wlllrrhlll'y.
Tho following [orlllcr ill’ulli'nlfi at
St. Mary‘s Seminary, Baltimore. were
I appointed to porlllhes in this stateho—
‘ Patrick W. Flynn. to St. Francis
Mlddloiown: Ell/ill Goffney.
Moriden; All‘
HP Blessed
gustino E. GII‘t’FOl} to
Joseph Otto. to St. Mary‘s
illlll‘lsll, Mcrldcn: Jclcpll Moment, to
Mlle Immaculate (‘hnccptlon parish.
iNew Hartford; Joseph P. Rcwtnkel.
Former students of the Grand Sem-
received
Connecticut appointments are: Edgar
A. Lthllf‘l'l‘t“ to St. Laurem's pori'sll.
Mary‘s parish, Willimantlc.
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MORE RIGID EXAMINATION.
A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
AtiGreatly‘Reduced Prices
Large Variety of Pallerlls
and Sizes.
t Priests for Connecticut. 5 _ 7U . a
2 —, . ”T1“ 3+;-
3 Many appointments have been made fi‘mFfi'lh"? ' 1. PI C r13 0 1R I A L , R E V I E W
of students in St. Bornnrd‘s Seminary, it-..“ 55% “HP :55 ,
Ilocllcfiter, N. Y.. to Catholic churches mug; 'gr'“ '- z...-
in this stoic. Hugh Carrlg goes to -‘.‘.“ .fi-q“ EUR SEPTEMBER
St. Francis parish. New Haven: Rob-
SCHOL .
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SO. NORWA‘LK
You getl‘hczn included free with
l 5c a Copy On Sale Now
JAMES DONNELLY
CONN.
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I *
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold at
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountinp.
Thorough cumin-don of the cyst. Dcullsu’ pram-Ip-
tionl promptly filled. Expat Repairing.
3t.) evary day except Sunday. at 3 ’9.
to. m. and al South Norwaik-up to:
5:30 pill! . ‘ ,
I’HE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN"
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, Eat
River, New York (foot of Jackson
11. Fnlght'recelved at Norwalk uplh;
ZELUFF‘7
Drug} Store
1 North main "Sire
833i-Phonos-453 '
'Whilulan’sflllocoltll
sold at $6 per mom
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
llféloll [lave ’: ‘
IT TO'
, lluolt-ll‘i‘ull'esllllaliesior Boys-rand; Girls
" iSATlSl’AClMlE spoons '
Ofi-Arll Grades and Colbrs
Successor to Win. Enron
' Phone 499 1‘
37 Fort Street, Earlier-Walk“
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