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GIFTS 0F FOOTWEAR
ALWA VS ARE WELCOME“;
him o present of a pair of good Shoes, "Regal Bhoes’ '—8hoes that will hold their shape, fit
rtsbly and weer well. And speaking of style—You will ilnd them the moppiest footwear
are seen (or runny 5 day.
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HUbbers and Ancuc'sr
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’ 20FIRE NINJURED ixgrgxine Company No. 10— ”WP”
ive YOIII' Eyes ' IN EXPBOSION’am T. F Newman, Thomas Monohsn -
-—— and William McGuire.
Engine Company No. 2~John Ma-
honey and Harry Sprung".
sides of Front street for several; John Roth, chnuiieur for Deputy
blocks and damaged adjacent build (‘hlef Binns was cut in several places
ingi seriously. in the back by firms slur
. The wrecked building is owned byi t
Richmond Rochester, who is also'
president of the Cordage Company!
He recently completed lire proofing
the building. putthlg in iron doors.
and shutters and wire glass at‘nn‘
expense of 826.000. So convinced
was llr.’ Rochester that his building
was he proof thot only Wedneadoy
he cancelled a $100,000 dre'insursnee
policy on it. and today he deolnred he'
he! entered o total loss”
Th; two mmhtill- in the hospl
itodoyarelortin Hangman-
‘ Company No. 10 sulortu with
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PLANS T0 SPEED UP
Everyone.
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snrs, noon cannons. Mil-mines, Housman rays, new. cans or on. basements. moms
rorrummr, row scene‘snoom omens, omnnno norms," moron szrs. BUILDING...
amen; roar. mars, ms ms.
Real Submarine Boat That Submerges an
Discharges 0 Torpedo
Our Gift Line is Conipleie-
You Can Find Here Something Appropriate for
(:ANDlES
Our Line of Candy for the Holidays has Just Arrived. Select
Your Box Now Before We are Sold out. -
BRIGGERMAN BR OS.
South Norwalk“
' 64 North Minn Street
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DRAFT PROCEDURE
(Continued irom First Page).
the clue of the odjutant general
concerning lectures of the selective
service act, which have been and now
are!» the consideration or the state
headquarters. The governors oi the
various states have been charged
with the execution of the selective
service not and“ in this state the
work has been apportioned between
the state headquarters and the once-
ot the adiutnnt general.
“A11 formerly under the old regnc
lotions, rulings from the wor depart-
ment will be communicated to local
land district boards trout the stale
headquarters, lfiewiqo requests for
forms (other than transportation re~
ill" sis. which will be furnished by the
adjulant gunernl) and interprelntion
oi rulings, should be referred to the
executive chambers, state headquart-
era.
"The features of the draft consid-
ered m the once of the adintnnt sen-
orai under the old act, will continue
ito he executed at that department as
indicated in Paragraphs 54.59.61. 64
66 69 92 1311i0 inclushe, 149 also
Lipsrts of 1 and 9."
1‘ RULES GOVERNING
AUSTRIANS ISSUED‘
(Continued. From Page one) -
main loyal to the United States with
all such friendliness as may be com-
patibie with loyalty and allegiance to
the United Stntes.
grelatinr to the subjects of the Ger-
man Empire While it authorizes the
arrest and internment of any subjects
oi the dual empire whose conduct
may be a menace to the safety of
the country, the only restrictions
‘which it contains are prohibitions
,against either entering or leaving the
'United States without first receiving
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permission. -
Many subjects of Austrieflungnry
have' already demonotntod their
strong loyalty to this country by their
0! recruiting comittoeo
and in seniors with our armies For
,the present, therefore no restrictions
Will be placed upon the movements of
tho subjects of Anon-to Hungary. They
unnotubiectiothenetrletlneo!
the manhunt
resideondlobor
will honor-titted
‘ Any Store {-
The prooinurntlon differs from that
insulating
to German one-y aliens and they '
SALE
Speciaidnloonrordh fires.
Also Special Price to rectories
lordornphun. Oetom'oler.‘
(Joel Sold by Bushol Only.
RED." '5“ VOEK
0r Stock oi Merchandise
W.
Bought " for Cash
Miran ll; can Sentinel n— nrraon n“ W‘“""’"
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FOR Rm 1 —Cheer up! Military music. patri- Am mm
otio speeches and dancing, unturiln‘ a...” L 5080. 'lh'fiis. L
DESK ROOM
, Ammonium?
6 so". 1111111 so; So. sol-wok
—Lodles' stone rings, invailicrs
brooches st Brnnd'n South Norwaik.
.‘Iorwaik's service flag Patriotic cou-
cert of War Ionic, Armory, Friday ev-
oiling.
—-DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT l —A great evening or cheers for.
Town Assembly ‘iiall, Grace Broth- country and good cheer for our I...“
ers' tpiece orchestra with Cathedtnl The Patriotic Concert of War aun- ,
Chimes. Ladies tree. at the Armory. Friday evenmg non.
Mldwnklniiolefl‘.
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K Ladies? Silk Hosiery
Weaflaneragéiarge:Line"oi’S‘ilk‘Hosieryi
Prices: ‘ _ 2-9Briows220022,
,1 Block, . White :and Poplin. Colors...
"ttxnvsrasc {an 300’: "NOT A SEAM.” eic.
Ladies? Silk Underwear-i
, Chemise Pajnmns
Ladies’ Fine Underwear
5113.de F'leecedgetfc.
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Norwalk Chronicler