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JULY 870 AUGUST 23 (7 WEEKS) hours 8:00 A. hi. to 12:30 P. ii.
. “' The cool» morning hours for studyé‘uthe hot afternoon for rest and recreation.
BookWWTflman or Gregg) Shaman, meflhgfnglishflranches
INDIVUAL INSTRUCTION
BOGKKEEPERS AND STENOGRAPHERS
tare needed in, Government Offices, ht Munition‘Planirs, in the. Army and Navy. and: in
Business. Offices.
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SPECIAL COURSES
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open to Teachers, College and High]
. flier!!! (7 weeks).
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oil's-me some; PUPtlS molten m can transmissions. ‘
CALL, WRITE. IEEPHONE.
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stammd
lay: thrones warned not to move un-
til her husband had seen Chief Pen-
nington and i'eceived.tbe:,pmper per-
mission. .
scented: himself at the
the people is to win the war, and that
the president can Lest be sustained in
.lridsgreat trial by the mlrerse’dfisapttiro-
Ho enrath pr val of the people of ‘tho I n to to on,
City 13’s“ the‘ next morning and when (0 b6 tinindered lif'l’Oll the seas it)" I
told what he would haverto'do, decline? Democratic S‘et‘lh' NF- Spellacy de-
ed that if he had to go through all! CIUGd his opposition to B federal Dm-
trhat trouble. herwcnid roman in Nopg-aloiiion amendment, but he favored
meeting is open to the entire congre- ‘ ,’
gation and it is expected .a capacity; '
house will be. present as Rev. Dbl“ "
Charles w. MoCormiok,-diatrici snow; .
lntendent, is to address the conference.
Special .musicwiu be furnished 'by a'
quartet composed of Miss Eleanor:
achromatic. Lewis menswear..- ‘ mt -. ,. ._
H. Bottom-and Rev, Harold E. Wilson.‘ (Ehfiatopher hibfi’bfllflum
. ..avenae.‘Bro‘oillyn, was drivingw'trlioln
. ‘ . .‘ -' _.i.hebvly.lua ed with Government aun-
‘ Malihn‘gs 71' Charter “t ”3""! ,pliesldnwn West avenue" at :10!“ this
°“- 3 '9“ “K a "i" ”Mi“ Th”;norain¢:and When. at the corner of
parentser. and 'iMrs..sFran|t :3. Pill-.Lfilgvfifihmt.‘ a“ a large touring
sons. of Fort Point street. Her ilttlelcaf, numbered 89-993 Colin. and driven
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. .datghte . :by Mrs. Louise Kellosx. of 317 Mill-
r, Ruth Bumham Charter, wno‘ bank avenue. Greenwich, comingdown
; right. and a 'privilese too 1 de-
' ferried}? He favored a short curtain
Vlfld attantlonto customary duties until
next fall. The nominee .praised~Prasl~
dentWiBonmnd demanded that the
national administration be endorsed
; "that the Jinn may understand there is
I no division here." i,
until he was arrested in ‘Brooklyn.
graham ifs
Niiluanroimomoa
Remnants
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Ca l‘Johnsun of’Hartford was a Vis-
itor I‘flast'Norwaiil. yesterday.
has-‘boanmithiher grandparents for > ——-————
Milk Bonnet of “700d street has -- » Ilhe Armory hill. on Connecticut ”'9" 7; m m m1") t '
acce ‘tui 2a ,:poirition as motorrnan "'0 mammoth accompany her home':”“°' Although "‘9 truck was in-piain ‘ iNOMLKBOYS TAKE“
with. becomecucut C0. ” sight, Mrs. Kellogg very-foolishly. in I" All C n fill _ Hifl'i ’ I}
the opinion of a number of witnesses. he‘s; t of Ngmgnvae ‘ llN MBA-Y aS DRRFT
‘.attempted to pass in front of the trunk.
although .she was on the left hand side
of the road. She misoalcnlated the
distance, and the driver Of‘the traclf,
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iwas unable to stop hiathaavy truck:
which struck the touring car squarely'
7 l'nee.’Wh0 recently was hurt. addressed The “mu-‘5 1°" “'9 10“"? W” a
_.-f:¢fig§‘£e$dgd;§§fgff 'fi’flo‘fgithe delegates. saying at the outset replica connector-1y 20 last. ~~whan
Quickly gathered and Chief Penning-l "m "h“? hemmed crutches "the the drawing of ”'50" number“ dew“
‘ ton placed the drivers of both cars} mmgwggggggdfggg41:3,}: mined the liability for seerCB of 8i)-
33?; arr'lt‘algtté 29611:?“ odf with? can convention. Mr. Spoilacy said: tpl'oxilllately ten million men. ill the
. 8:. .V re 9889 on n 8 ' country at large there was little‘ot the
— g . “Our‘illepublicsn friends have had
3; Kamehhptggnmecofifie Ski’s: their squabble. l‘thonght for a while excitement iilat attended the first
Mn Glerk‘Stephen R. Hoyt was Internists. _, 4 the versatile kingsof Bridgeport and
visitor at the Republican state con-J The. remains hithe Keilmxcal‘ “‘1“ ka‘tfififigqfffisflzmfioé t igunstliiid'
vention which was held at Hartford taken to Lockwood's garage. in Water mi bt he 5, for f I‘x’me 9
street. uptown. g m e an e or ocracy.
on Tuesday and Wednesday. ' ,
The convention had Gonzreasrn'an FDRAWING
lAugustine Loneri'rall as chairman;
Judge J.'P. rattle presented mortal-1
lacy’s name, which twee-seconded by, ‘
David 'E. Fitzgerald. Later the semis
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H y Doland of New Yotk’fltyrwflg
a vi tor at his home on Bondsman.“
.nae, yesterday. '
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D ' inick Canevari the East Side
fruit ealer has received-award thathhis
son, iAlphonse Canevari, has arrived
safely in mace. '
Mrs. J."Van Schick of Osborn avenuol
will, entertain the members of that
Wonfinls auxiliary of Christ’s-church"
this afternoon. -
calm the iAnierioan'people. The lack
of'excitement, however, was largely
occasioned by the fact that today‘s
draWing was fraught with only slight
’signiiicanee, owing to the question-
naire method of classification.
l Today's drawing was to determine
only the summoning to the colors of
idle new~legisirants as finally classi‘i
fied by the local boards \under the
questionnaire system. All of the
:' youths whose numbers were drawn to-
Tells ”W ‘0 ”“9" A Tender 90"" , day-will be intrigued to the various five
3° it w“ OJ" WNW" Pii" iclasses on the basis of information far
You reckless men and women whnfnished in the Questionnaires now helm.
. are pestered with coma and who have mailed out. The new' registrants will
$1311“35%???dziégfigagffinflgaggigg at least once a week invited an awful he placed at the foot of the list in each
fore i.he"Brooklyn court and the U. s. death from lockiaw or blood-poison class in their respective districts in
Marshal, yesterday, and was found are now told by a Cincinnati authority the. order in which their numbers life
gigfigy Sliding: Yrjl‘feggngagfidnsug to use a‘drug called freezone. which drawn today, .In that respectonly will
his‘previfius actions could I: made. - .the moment afew drops are applied today's drawing affect tho. registrants.
U. s‘ Marshal James M. Lowe, of to any corn, thefisgreneas is relieved: Statements made recently 'by Prof
Brooklyn. communicated with Chief of and soon the entire corn, root and all. vast Marshal General Crowder ahd
FORCE/William 11- Pennington yester- lifts out with the fingers. i-Secretary Baker indicate that all ‘of
day and asked for Hoppenrath's ""31 it is-arsticlty substance ~which.dries'-the new registrants 1118693 in‘Claaa
ord while a resident of Nor-walk. . . - .
Chief Pennington wrote .back and thezrnoment it~is applied and is said. One wrii-becalledbefore the end of
The Ladies"Aid Society of the East.
Avenhe‘M. E. church held their regu.
lar weekly rsewing session yesterday
aftell‘noon and accomplished much
wor .
However. the pacificiatb were in the
majority and the. fight has been ad-
Journed."
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. KW lilillh hi iiiin ill will
'Rudoph- Hoppenrath, the Gennan
alien enemy. formerly of 53 Ely ave- “‘"
it is for the benefit of the one, this city, who was arrested. in'
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Noroton Heights and ADarien reei~- -
dents are looking forward eagerly 107 ' ' . ' s
the dance-pageant, to be given on the
pioneer Colonel George Rabbins, com-i
mander at the Soldiers' Home, on J u-;
ly 4. It is‘ to begin ate-p. in. and the!
performers will be Darl'en and Nero:
ton girls who have been practicing
faithfully.
Red Cross and willbe well worth wit- Brooklyn. charged with making distor-
i'al utterances against . the United
wSitatgkaovernment and with moving
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Charles Wood of Gregory Boulevard
1nd Sycamore street, who'warrecenb
lyroperate’d on for appendicitis, ls‘
nesting comfortably and is much in
ryroved. .
A number of East Side men who
work in Bridgeport are enjoying a-va-
cation today because of the strike or
the munition workers in Bridgeport. it
is hoped the'trouble will be satisfac-
horny. adjusted within a short time. ”933‘“-
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel pamcron of Saw. Senator Charles E. Williamson and
kins 3‘91““? "9 planning 10 leave MOH' Ernest E. Crofoot‘were the Dal-ten del-
day fbr an'extended trip throu h u . ' .
per New York and Vermont. Thge trig; egates to the Reptfblican State Con-
will be made partly by water and part— ventionat Hartford on Tuesday anti
1y by auto. ‘We‘dnesday. Mn Crofoot was elected
j 'a member of the committee on resolu-
Private, A. Ashe Tamer; 7th Res. 3d tions~~and.he performed very effective.
00.. Naval Training StationpNewport, services in behalf of the Woments
a 1.; has .wri t wing ‘
to Michael P. t;:nnti;e glfiiligman olfatttg‘sm’m Party and it was his address
East Nomm Tobacco ma, , ,-_that contributed mostly to‘the closet,
tgm‘fimkase ,relc‘figeg' ant: i" wish mess. of. the. vote
youvery nlyfrlr,t.aiato‘j‘~ "“
hacco comes in very ‘handy in the "his! 81133:?“ f ual suffrage
Navy. ‘fl'htsdsmlgre‘at‘lifelnd 1 like it 3" m“ .5 °’° 9“ '
very much and hope we wtli soon-be
,this city. was employed at the Urotnt
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i-timgfi¥n.&oifiqmgfi£ig 4:13 that a quarter of-.an ounce will. cost , Ono whosei numbers am attains tho.“-
.Bev..John.’H-.‘ O'Rourke, of St. James-
‘THE‘ INCONE TAX LAW has made it necessary for Business men .to do more and bellies-
Booklieeping--7this means more positions for Bookkeepers.
Start "Your Course My Band be ready to TAKE A POSIHON EARLY MEX T SPRING. 'Our Competent Gradu-
INEss COLL
Wilt. with“ Will fbeJllt'lOBl'd ot hgmvaqual lmm as “the extension‘ofa,
drawing. RA year‘ of warihad served to ‘
'ai- the convention expllined'the case to him and stated :to Simply-‘Bhi'Vel the cornwltilout in- the year. Accordingly. not more ‘ than{
the” wasa “mug that Hoppenrath, “We a ”Side“ ('f'flamingror even irritating thelsur- o-faw'montilswill elapse at the mast,
rounding tissue or skin, It is claimed between the calling or men in 'Claflfi“.
mover been mil-cubic with the local‘very little at any of-the drug-stores,'dfiwn.flrst..and those whose noniblirsg
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school Graduates, covering'the subject of Shorthand or Bookkeeping in “this
.SPEGMI. rulrioai an 1159
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Port Chester
Mr. apeliacy said.""i‘he business in 9:30 o'clock by Secretary Bakerx lint- dos—Theodore"! iir'wiit Mun .051:
nourish. 'Is'iilfi
er. attaches oi the office of Provost. ,
Marshal General Crowder were blind‘ 28—Halry lama, it! «near Street,
SileTiiomas Joseph Boyle. NoroLon.
folded Ind withdrew “‘9 “93““ ”9’“ 151—Nelson E. Mitchell, Neptune Ave.
the bowl. As the numbers were drawn 90.4”"). William'Tyrrell, 19 Fair St. .
they were written on a blackboard, lib—Everett S. Stratton, 19'Haviland
When the blitckboafd was filled, it; street.
. . . d 45—Patsy Zangrille, Norotontflgts.
‘W ‘mmw ‘° be ”h°‘°‘““‘h'd 3” 72——WarranJannings, Crockett St.
“mm" '“b““‘“‘“' 7"“ ”mm“ 135—Ladisiaw nan, 56 Clinton Ave.
"08 reputed Wills, m'more than 212—William Winters mammals”.
three hours required for the drawing. 1 avenue. ) .
in comparison with the 10,500 num- .Gl—rAmedeo‘Ricoi. 21-CrossvSt,
'bers required torile drawn a year ago. 91—09839 ROChW‘“ rPlurnb, "130”-
only 1,200 numbers were drawn today, 5]_-ankapan’muo' 28 Ply lfiig‘A'Vt'.
The district having the largest num- 634“,“"1 Fabbrision,- ‘Westpori:
her of men terregister June 5 reported .
avenue. ‘ ”‘1‘
somewhat less than 1.000 registrants.‘ «ll—lam! Hams. IOG‘Halile‘.;Atve.
To provide for late registrants find;
lib—Clarence J. Wood, 413 Main‘St.
emergencies, it was decided to draw‘lr,‘ avenue.
.200. In the larger number of the dis-l 66~Arthur Francis Gar-Mn? Mer-
owe - low‘ér' num-i' win street. _
“mg" n u" only the l ls—Lawrence D.iSt.vJolm,iSiivel\Isrine
:ers will apply. I road.
0mm ““5 0f “‘9 numbers“ 203—Donald a. N. Carson. 22 Davis st.
dram based on the photographs til:-191—31089“!Untel‘rieher,"135’Mam‘St,‘
theblacltbo‘ards will be sent'w i - New‘Canaan. g .
fir-rm days‘to ail‘docal draft hoards '153—Arthnr-D. Mschado, Radelmyster,
to be" used in placing‘ the men wheni
the questionnaires have been returned. , 147—Henry Peter Arlington, 41 “an“
The “master numbers" drawn' today .' lin avenue.
apply to the marchers on thelresistm-j 554Fran'k iori, 4 Laura-street. .
tron cards of the registrants. in the ,33-'-.*John E. 0ndehcorni, ‘N;'?Ina‘lll.
_ f . or 890 wflnlffimbusl stir—Michael 311220, 19 R ver 3.1.99”
drawing 0 :dyibut this was deemed 102—Percy Wilbur Hoyt, New Canaan,
were assign -.
Co.
82—~Joseph Soltes, Jr.. Lexington-Ave.
‘ iii—Patrick Fratino. 24 Bou‘ton'St.
yvin the-present drawing‘. 13——~l<lenry Frank ‘Koenig', 66 ‘Westi
fewer registrants md‘ “en“?-
ce attached to the‘l 3—Joseph Brown, Water street.
“m ). 64-:Otto Caggeis, 18 Grand street.
j168—Peter Anthony Pauline, 10 Lconv
—-——- ) ard street.
l lites in the ’"NOrwalk district-wai'€,198—Louis Citatiein Main street. ‘
drawn-ta the toiiowins order: l137—-—Reginaldvs. Smith.-3'Uniom-Park.
. unnecessa'r
because of- the!
of the Less impor .
order in which‘the numbers are drawn.
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193—Miii‘ord Filmore Hendrick, 770‘"
t Number. ' , ; 700d .
as h Andrew MannO. IE Vi North Main street. _ 1 _
AMAOMIQGL l155—‘Marshall Elsworth Hoyt, ifl’Bay- ‘
—-—~ at‘les ENOOG Gray, Wood vie \vavenue. . _
10 Chancel; New Canaan. i168—‘Howsrd James Meeker, Citdeo- ~
zHames Militia“. 36 Flax Hill;road.g tel. ‘
210-VincentE.’ Fel'retti, 9 Day "Si- i' 69—J. Luke Aquino. Broad street. J -
i 17—Bernard James
Weei’er, 48 Stuart, 35~Leonard John Chandler, Newi’Ca-
i avenue.
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' ' ' ’ - “Khr—Robert Luke Wail Ferndale, pa.
74—‘Drius-L. Tuiile. Main St, Dar 0 , _
136-—Mortoa rBi’adley Rackett, iRoton
‘ avenue, RowaYIog';Wiltofl
.145—-Robert E. Olmstea , . .
207—Christopher J. Deérlngyi Lenox
place, . .
57—1Roc'co clonal; Taylor avenue. --
76—4-Kenneth Abbott Yeaton, .POsi
road. Daricn. g _
18—Franlt Michael Kopsco, 43 1-2
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. Are you troubled with rehumltblsrn, .‘
‘kidney or bladder affections?".-'.'tl\ny ~
such symptoms as swollen mubdig'or
joints, backache, headache, (liabilities,
nervousness played-out felling,” ul‘ln'ilry
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‘m—Ciarence’flarold‘Lynch. 4; Bur- irregularity, puttiness under-theories? x
thank street. , You need Foley‘lfidney Pills.’:‘dirs.
Krank p. ”Wood, memoir; Morris
Maine writes: “1‘ found reliean .
as i began taking -Foley'iKidney£€9_I|is‘.-'
My husband also receivedi-niudhfflne- i
"‘87—’LArthinr Engebret Olsen. ‘Nortl
, '\ Taylor avenue. ‘ ' _
~209—Michaei Digido, 68 Hoyt St, New
abutting“ the-kaiser. . . J _ ,;_ 'fim , M er North
Wears bu”- ' ion-tbediudadh', Will ‘be the‘lecturer at authorities. The day before ’his in-lbutnis stimulant to rid ones-teeter ...ge,mg the last to be fair“ 1m‘?""¥ “.mgfln '. at? ’ 1' ‘ th He was 50.1me
“gm“? theann'ilai retreats of the “Catholic tended departure from Norwailt his .9", harder soft‘oorn or-oalius. the bowl. . , . m "'V '. B d St at ram em. ' w. ‘c :j
'— clergy}! Connecticut at‘ Mani-ass ~ln~ wife’arremdvnt collee'm-dmttm' w " m tli ed th I nttl A Th first row a ‘her's‘to‘be'dl‘awn “mm” “wise“? ”m‘ an; “0"" I‘m-"W. WWW “’9‘“ ‘."°‘ ’1:-
The first quarterly conference of the ' and said that she and her husband in- Y0“ are r! er warn a c as e “m 70“w£":flefi- 0 Connor. pain." Stillson, Powell‘teormt ‘
d, “3" month: corn’ is a suicidal habit—Adv. [were taken from thebowl shortly after
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tended #moving to Brooklynttho next 3‘ 8
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