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THE HAT TRADE.
. alleged, has engug'Pd in any labor or .
1.1611. 1.21. 1111111: mom to E
on 111111111 0136111111432
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Exemption Mont Go Into Groat
MI.
CAMP DEVENS, Ayer, Sept. 25.»—
Soups mien by drained men having
:19de who desire to 150 dis'
charged mm service in the My has
resulted in the issuance o! a general
order from division headquarters 30¢
ting forth what will be required of
each applicant. and judging from the
amount of “red tape" involved in this
order It is wateberdtflwfi not-
tax for any but the most deserving
to receive 10.111111 permissiomto be we
tunedxto civil: life..p1ior to the and
of the present war
In the Iirstplooo the soldier himself
must apply through military channels
for discharge by reason of dependem
relatives accompanying his applica-
tion as an onclosure must be a sworn
statement setting forth fully and Spe-
cificiaily the name, age and relation-
shlpiofi each person by li'eason otE
whose dependency 018110111 39 is
nought. Also the length pittinie each
such person has been dependent,
whethcr. since April 1. 1910.111” one
of the persons whose dcp‘cndbncy i.»
occupation.
The swam statement Inst also set
forth how much. if anything oath de-
F. H. Montgomery New Head of Knox
(‘iofut
ZNew York, for nearly 20 your; will
formally. become president of the
EKuox Hat. Co He has accepted the
Em and will stmighton- out his af
GT0” Sent. 24~Steel
upon between the Gov fairs with the (‘roiut & Knapp Co,
”MM” were announc in the meantime
buoys: ; Mi Montgomerv succeeds Clark S.
. . It. Pittsburgh and ChioE lenniuon, who was elected to the
. vhpgguggggd gsigm- R9' president'y lust \laxmch Mr Jennlson
. , 11 "7‘ ””095 toIIDWed William 13. Thompson. who
, . a subject to rovl'oion
1 1917 out w become eqec had been the Incumbent (or. some limo
Holstein follow: ‘ E'Mr. Thompson nepresented large in.
basis. lower Lake ports,E vesiorn' Interests In the company. and
a”? ‘5' 50 gm“ ton N'9Ewhon Mr Jennison, who is associated
.. 'VI 0 nice 1.212211 11
ton; renter: price $16 ,onéEWall stiweet won. elected prasident ex
on of 62.5 per cent
plates:
U??? ‘33:? ‘13:; sa‘i’nson's inability to devote the neces-
lilti- a reduction or 70. 5:11" E anytime to the oompuny’o uflnira
' “”19“th I{mend upon. :33 no 11111111 and 711'. I‘ennison has become
mini???“ ‘53 00 net ton. Econnected with the Red Cross
. 11 Pittubtii'zh c3115, ('hlcugoE William P. Tuttic. vice‘prcaidont of
rice agieed upon, 32 90 Barium Knox Hat Co., said vesicular, in
"Rial“; iccent pr,ice 555.9 Speaking? of the change that the
“8‘3““ :1 rodpction of 473; business at the company has In-
~ creased
Ensues. bouts Chicago and
W hr Price agreed upon $3. 00 was deemed advisable. and the time
wa‘ght- lug-(1n! price am“). .Ctmsidéi’ed 0990"““91 ‘0 ”I”? a
0:111:11 reduction «‘30 m mutual 1m man at. the 11111111 0! the
_>- ,co‘ncexn. Mi. Montgomery was con
.- , z . . at no .111 the, loading but men
E ml thn‘countrt and his nocopta'me is
Etho. reuult of efforts to obtain a prac-
" E‘tlml m:1‘n.'l‘he policy of the com-
YORK RECOUNT puny, rr‘om Nov 1 will be 110121211 by
-Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Tunic.—
.Daliy News Record, New York.
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'NMYORK, Supt 24 The appu.
9f Maym Mitchell {01 u re
[the vote in the Republican
Mali! Wednedday was prurient-
Supreme Court here today
“‘03 0001081811. who 112111-119 ;_ '- - ~-~— ~-
11 the order. Counsel tor A ,quoer suit of butter ls obtulnedin
M Bennett, whom the mayor Trinidad, when new and cream are
:3 alsmail. Ingram on‘ tfho scarce. r1111 butter is the boiled down
rem-us an counse or
d of Elections hm“ 111111111111 i111 of 11 111111 Callrdthc guacharo. This
birdllvesln he daukcst cheoE and sel-
...."
.BUTTER FROM BIRD FAT.
.birds tire cxtremolv plump.- and from
ILLS MAN; them is obtained the rich fat The
EEELD AS BLAMELESS bi1 do are taken from' thelrnests when
W~—' _‘
Sept.
ED. 24~Geo1ge H killed. they are put on to boil, notln
8358' on the e1 eniug 01' SE!" tivos experience some difllcnlty In get-
. his the latter was walking ii at the. st 1, m h to
. meld Robertavlllc inflictfling ”g “P S 0 e guac ”0' r
- mm which he died later. they must creep through caves and
- ad from blame for the wade through stagnant pools to reach
made. public tbday.
e accident. Spelman said he
(i by the lights of an up
1001'. land, could not: see
able to photograph a living specimen.
'Advertiso in The Sentinel.
E E 11711222221112 Soldiers
go, there yonwdl' find
-WES' 1139. UNIGN
Particularly in such changing
days' 22:11:23.1 'it is good taxknow
thathatothnwn sexvice inb‘eing
6031131le longthoned to meet
tit conditions. ,
M: where the soldier
‘ . cu continuum
E ' Hat Co. E
"E” “N 011 Nov. 1 Fletcbei . Montgomery”
Ewho has been a 1 1 d .
& K112 86: B :1 “HIE: 1211 1131.111 which ouch income New”. W“
p 0' ' 0"“ ““d’much of said 'inoomc will be cut oil II'
with Min. Z'I'hontpoou In business at 14‘
untiomo'wés made that the change;
33513 Chicago audE with while because 0! 1Mr.Thomp—'
Recently Mr. Thompson went to,
to such an extent 111203.111
(10min neen in the daylight The young
,two 01' th ran 11' eeks old. After they are
,boae automobile hit Fred; water, but in their onn fat. The na-
the finding of Oor-onei S ...A their prey. The full grown guacharo is
A‘ the so timid that no one ever has been
. lem river and Coscob.
pendent has contributed to his or 'ilPl 1
own support since April 1 I916. ’l‘ho‘i
soldier must make a atapament as: to
his entire Income In civil life. and 2E
E'Eporticului statement of .ihc worm
be winning in the 111llitury-mrvuc until
the amount contributed by him 'oincc
April 1. 1916, to the support oi‘ the de‘
pendants numed.
He. will also be rushed to stain *
whether the dependent'a. or any of
them. will becomo public chumps if
his diuchnrge Is not granted' whether
the dependents lived In the same
household with the ooldier 11nd if so.
a statement. of the unmbo, 11.111111 and
occupations of all persona making up
said household: whether. any of the.
peruqnb alleged to be dopendonuha v-E
at any time received support from the
public authorities o1 from any clmr-
liable institution; and the amount of
property of all kinds owned by him
and by each one of hits dependents
He must also give the names, 1111a-
tlonuhlp and occupation oi nil persons
other .thun himself, who 111:9 obiincd
by 11.11 to contribute to the nupport of
any of the alleged dependents, 11th
any otlien Junta bearing on the neon: E
titty for his diachnige
Accompanying each application must
be affidavits of two or more dlsinlei
mated persons of good sounding In the
conuuunulty and not related to him or
any oil the dependents. Those Hilda
vita must. cover the intormutlon re
Izad, and tho 11111111111: must state.
A non-c. residence. occupation and
;plu1.c of bit-lineup; and must 1101111 that
the facts In hill uIiiduvIt are. known in
E him of hlu 111111 personal knmuledge.
Where the dependency In due In
whole or in part to richness, the up
lllk‘diion must be accompanied bv 1111
affidavit of 11 reputable physician.
stating the length or time he hits at
tended protenuionully the dependent
in question. and giving tho details as
to the nature. aovcrity and probable
duration of the illness.
niod by a statement from the local
exemption board to the effect that the
pupcro submitted are. correct no for
as said bonrd is 'oble to uncertain. in
every case the company commander
in required to state by endowment
in forwarding the application the
lmowledgc he hail of the circum-
stances thcmon. On receipt of all pa
pers properly made out. 11111111 duplica-
tlon will be considered at the division
headquartem upon Its inertia and fur-
ther evidence may be required when
deemed necessary.
It is understood that several of the
first draft have already applied for
discharge, and It is also anticipated
there will be many more cases pro
sented [or consideration.
ON THE UP-GRADE‘NOW.
Evidence Seen Tin-(Hewflnven Road,
Situation. to Improving.
nouncemc‘nt from what is regarded as
on .outhorltative source; has since
April brought in about $780,000 of the.
“5.000.000 note issue so that total has
been reduced to $44,220,000.
It is possible that before April 15,
when notes come due, the' company
can further Whittle down the amount
slightly. although not and surpluses
above charges for last two or three
months- do not lend great. encourage-
ment. .
When $47, 000. 000 notes of New
Haven and New England Navigation
- Company come due. May 1.1916.
onrnitigs’und the balance was taken
care of by the new note Issue.
New Haven hits no large issue com
ing duo prior to. maturity of. the notes.
largest interest payments within
next few months are $627.000.~0ct.1;
something over $1, 100. 000 Oct. 15. on
note issue; about $1,139,000 Nov 1;
$1 222, 000 Jan. 1, and 51, “0,000 Jan
15 ”,
The announcement of the expend' -
tune oi 310. 000,000 on Improvement»:
' is taken to mean that. there Will be 1
no-delny in the yards and the. shop
plant 110 Monto'wesc. Additional de«
atolls. of this wo'k Show that among
the structures will be a large pbwel
1' 2.. loin not the plants at Hun
. \
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THE 3581' THINGS
Thfe best. 111111211 are neurostrbxeatb
'in your 110211111, 112111111 your ems,
hand. the path of God 11111111111112 you
immmtvhomttl
" made of Selected Mahogany in .gmcefui lines.
Each application must be accompu- '
. Trimmings and Laces
E cages in an widths.
The New Haven road. says an on '
2,000,1000 ill Bin ‘ h i- '. u '
E5 "as pa 0 “E8 m" (E which makes it look new.
flowers at your toot,- dutieé at your '
Swath Ofécring of
Ohio: Room Furniture. E
Dining Room Sets in William and tin. 3] Period,
Dura-
“thility find good style we combined, snaking an un-
usual opportunity for those planning a new dining set.
f
‘thch are ten. pieces: buffet, china cabinet, serving
.ttltlblc,..dining table, five, dining chairs. and one arm-
.C air.
All chairs. have. leather covered seats.
price $246.00.. .
sped-1.1.1 “198.00
Dining Room Sets. in many styles and designs,
an attractive and thoroughly well made, at reasonable
prices. '
Regular
Fourth floor. . . 1"
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Handkerchiefs
The W 019111111111 has a complete
showing of Handkerchiefs for men and women. If one
is in need of handkerchiéfs the following will be of
interest: 1 . 1‘.
Embroidcred Handkerchiefs, in
‘lS,25,-35nnd§0ctn. each. '
For Women.
White or colors, '
.Whlte Linen Hundkchhlefs, with narrow hams,
'5 . 1 . 25.35-110501210. each. E
Initial Handkerchiefs, .with white or colored let- '
leis, very dainty, 125/2, 17, 251.1105020. each.
For Merl White Linen Handkerchiefs, with ; ,_
Quarter and hilfduch hems, 25, 35 1.111150 cto. each. ’ E”
White Handkerchiefs with colored borders,
I 25 and 50 cu. each
lnitialcd Handkerchiefs, 25 end 50 cu, each. .
Mun floor. , *3
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'Among the novelties for Autumn are gold and
silver laces for dress trimmings. These are usually
metallic threads worked on net, but sometimes attimmom
worked solid, giving a gorgeous 4: color "73:33: tat-:13? lfuffiey;
gold. The gunmetai or ,gray cr ‘° “'1‘“ l m! kitchen. A ten
adaptable on crepes and silks.
'TOSident pupils may be admitted
is course.
"'A'. large assortment in insertion.
Filet Luca, real and imitation,
:
lower school includes the In
late, Primary and Kindergar
elr later high school work
rgnrten and Primary Do
or girls and boys will he
Miss Eloise Byington and
aywood. New roomv 51.1
10d in Main School build
; Corduroy Wears 'Wi
1;. 111d iooinwoii.
is made for meeting
trolley and for serving
1 3 class 'in charge oi
'- od Newkiih. Gymnas
. auclng' i all grades
‘33135;
2'}
French lvotty
huh: T111111 Tobie.
Real ivory is beyond the reach of most of us, bu
this lovely French imitation serves just as “11,1005
just as well and handles better perhaps, for it is
quite so heavy.
Military Brushes, $6. 00, $7. 00 and $8.50 a pair.
“311':
$4.00 to 58:00
32:25 to “.50
Hair Brushes,
Cloth Brushes,
Hat Brushes,
$1.75, $3.00,.I'ntl34.00
Shoe Horns, ' '
B'uttoEn Hooks,
Nail Files, ,1
"'“"\-.‘ ‘3.
Good Linens hard to get
dud Rad Linem are. the but.
“ . Table Cloth, pure linen, attractive patterns.
$325. $4 35. $5100. $550. $7.50 and “in
2% x 2V2 yards,
3425. $5.150 8550.3750MW1'
x3 yards ' . ll
$6.50, $1.50me siosomdup.
$4.00, $4.,75 $5.50,- $6.00;$7.50odonen.
Luncheon Cloths. pure linen, hemstitched, a large
assortment, many new deSIgns.
$2.,00 $2.50nnd8300-
$2.50 $2.75 $3.50nndmfl502
$3.50, $4.,50 $5.00and5650.
E Art linen,’ 1n white, natural or oyster color.
18 inches wide, 20, 22, 30, 35, 45 11111! 55 ch. 11 yudiE.
20 inches wide," WNW fit.“
9111121511111 Association. at the Norwalk 01111.11 8 :30?
b. 1n.. on that date.
. For nlans and printed information to prospectivé
bidders. apply to the superintendent on the. premises.
Any further information desired may ho obtained E
from the Building“ Committee.
Judge John J . Walsh.
John Cavanairli.
John McMulle‘n.
Building Committee. The Norwallr Hospital Asso- E
., ,4“... .
ENcpldm to match,
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9 n.1' Sept/ember
’ E For coals, §ults and separate skirts, C ,
.‘a‘ most useful material, for not only Is it n
handsome,” velvet but it. may be steamed or_1
The colors this 'sea
egpocially attractive—myrtle green, tan, brow
blue, lavender,, plum, apple green, white and l
1. .One yardiw'ido $190 HTERS
E ' Dru- Goods Boctionnn
Bronxilinge'r, A.‘B
ranch: R. I...
Principals.
'an get this
'06: Flag for
All that is
you to do 12' '
coupon and _
Id: it. to this "
0-1: in 0th and '
as otio Flag is _
ordered by mail... ‘E
cents for packingfi
«A‘Mustbeaeen I»
Everyday Hosiery
,MWomen. Mercenzed Lisl'es, in black, w
"Dow actually made
inthe home
(J No pieceoi horneiurnitueqtute as
comfortable, convenient and auncbve has
ever been oifezcd. Besides but; a ‘lhing
of beauty and a joy forever." it efled: a real
saving in rent by saving space.
rooms do the work oi' 3le The ioilowmz table
shows how it Will com ninelecn tuned: cost in
Rent. Groom (in. l roar . .
Hunt. 5400111 {In}. 1 [year .
'. Saving in rant. I room. 1 your E.
. Ufaoleodanm-lor Body‘migtim'iSnm . . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler