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l. .spent a July 4 furlough in town, and
innuear 101' the plaintiff and papers telritoty served by each office.
unwnoTIiM- 1‘
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nearly perfect acoustics
1‘01
11' inch is about a half an inch thick,
[is to be placed on the ceiling 01 one,
5111' 131:2 rooms to see it" it will better
iconditions. Metal weather strips.
‘u'ltlclt will servo the double purposc
01 Moving. out the col-:1 air and the
noises in the Sheet. will be placed on
the windows. A to moot drive has
53 wuer Street xbeen made around the Court House
' with a wide place at the. back when»
Tel, 721. vehicles can turn around. Workmen
were busy yestcl'day morning erecting
sig, 115 in front of the ”wt Housc'
which t'otbid any parking there All
the pntking must be confined to the;
south sido of the sheet
The money at the disposal of the
committee amounted to about $275. ;
01m Theta who attended the. mending ,
yestmday morning new Justice
W hcelvr. Architoct Warren ll. litigant:
Attorney John C. (Shootout-lain. Judlle‘
fl . :
folly News
John J. Walsh and Samuel Ii. Whecla
William Rohb,1esldencc unknoun. V"
is at . police headquarters suiteting:
from delirium tremens.
.. ‘1 l
George Russcll is substituting nt'
the Conttnl Fire station doting the V11 .
cation e1lod, '
' D 31111111 liutcou 111.1ch up a requisition
lm the £1th help needed flout outside
soutccs tho l‘olioulng week. These
totittisitlons 111's) flaccivcd immediately
by Lou A. Korpcr, thir director tor Con-
nt't'ticut of the Unitcd States Employ
uncut St‘l‘ViCt’, With cvntt‘al offices at
who State (‘npitol The state lttbor bud»
not is made up on Friday. Arrange-
1111911111 are then mudc by the state of-
Ilct' to draw upon its sources or labor
supply tho following Monday 11nd Tues-
M
PROVIDING HELP
FOR THE FARMERS
lUOuunuc-u From raw um”
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t The film of Joseph Cornell & Sons;
itee specialists and entotnollgists. nte
treating the trees on the estate of Aid
jot Nicholas Biddle. at Lewlsbot'o,
N. Y
“.4...“
William Hyatt, son of Mrs. Clilllt‘l"
ins Hyatt. formerly of this city, was
an engineer on the torpedoed'Covinu H
” 1”“ hm 1“ ltclieved to b“ ~oi’c ms" is a source 01 inbor supply the
Ellyatt 15 visiting (”ends in NOTWSIR. latgo cities 1111111 proted the most not
on Cliff street, at the present time. tisfnotory field for the officials of the
. ,'Ulllltl(l Stilton Employment Service.
All classes of farm labor are procu~
rethlc, from the inexperienced type to
tho highly slttilcd. in most unseatthc
apphcuut (It-sift??? to return to Ulk’ coun-
try and more congenial work. These.
1111911 arc recruited” by the United
Stain.s Btttploynteut Scrvicc and di»
rooted to the local U. S. Employment
ISot't'irc oilice or Farm Bureau office
in the community where, they one need—
t‘tl. ‘
When they arrive at one of tho
above distributing odious the official in
churge usunlly calls the farmer 'unccd
of hoip on the tolcphono l‘l t'nt‘onus
tho otuployot‘ that on appliczunt fut u
” tutm position has. ttttiyod. furnishes u
doscription of the man, his experience
and wages desired. ht-tnu the most lm~
port'tmt factors in successfully placing.
an applicant. Tho lttttcr wants int‘or-
mutton about the tumour and his form.
before the deal is closed. Many times
the farmer and prospective employee
talk together over the telephone and
come to ll decision. if one or the oth-
or is not satisfied. or both, the United
States Employment Scrtico ot the
Farm Buteon ofllcc present other op-
pmtunitiés until the man is finally
placed 11111] the some continued effort
An official notice recolved today
from Internal Revenue Collector Jas.
J. Walsh,‘ of Hartford. states that
the time for filing capital stock tax
returns has been extended to Ad
‘ gust; 31.
The 11mm' of DPVer H. Warner
head of the Warner Brothers 00.. at
Greenficld Hill. was Visited by hur-
glars Saturday and jewelry and other
valuathles to the value of‘ubout $4,000.
_ stolen.
Private Anthony J. De Donate has
"been transferred from Camp Green-
‘ionl', Georgia. tnktnc 11115111111; duties
‘at Fort Des Molncs. lowa, in Bane hos
pital No. 79, in the Medical depart-
acne-ht.
Leland Walsh. son ofer. and Mrs,
Thomas Walsh, of West Main street
it is now thought that he is on the
" ' ' 1' ' l is
1min sens wtthha m: ‘31 convoy '1“; c is given the farmer until he gets the
‘le be his mg th I l3 across " right man.
neean . . When each U S. Employment. office
lmakt'n .ts rcpott oi lurut lahot' condl
Clifford P Hayes has brought 'suit tions on Thursday. this 1'opo1t cou-
‘for $100 nuainst Bertha 113. Comfort Ems 0" (11) ‘1‘" ”mum ““‘imy statis-
tical report entitled ”Farm Labor
and another action for ”08 against Conditions.” and (b) a statement fore-
Edith L Burchard. Keogh 3‘ Candee costing the farm 1111101 needs of the
re-
were served by Constable William spectivcly, including the men required
Vollmer iby the Farm Bureau office. Informa-
' ' tion is contained in this statement as
to the pouitu to which mcn should be
. MI'S LOW" Plait, 0’ Cherry street directed for distribution i. 12., whether
is seriously ill at her home and 18 to the U. S Employment Son/loo omcc,
under the gate of Dr J William Volt the Farm Bureau oflicc or direct to the
finer, her family DhYSICIan. and a 5133' tunnel.
tions for reaching the fatm are given
“3““ from New York she being a t Btanch offices at the U. S. Employ-
flicted with a throat disease Of a ““6 ment Service are instructed to urge,
nature , " 1fa1mers to anticipate their labor re-
_ ' 1 , :qulrements and to ignort them as for '
' ' tag. in atltngce an pchi le Renewals of
The brick]ayersthrxrllasozlseagguep 75 requests for farm labor must be made
19““ are MW g" 3 once a week as all requisitions not so
’ cents an ‘10“? instead 0! 7° cunts an rcnetved are considered automatically
moor. as was the rate béfor‘e 311” ' cancelled nweek alter tecelpt.
The increase went into effect last Fri~ ' '
day, notice having been given con-
itactot's and employers sometime ago
f F—Try a 511111111111 Want" Ad.
i0 eachi
l business
In the latter case lull dircc- -
I 2 woos, Ira
gm 0.
Watches aunt live so that it may
serve the country, and while we look
vidunl to do his part in
Eupholdins' thé‘ vmtetnmcnt. so must
l the Government do its W‘lo uphold
if business; even non- si-
watts meet is rather n‘di fficult mat- sentici business, is so discouraged as
191' and thus? in change are rather at to stop entirely, it might spread thin
the uouble. influence 81‘ inactivitt own to those
Thosc moms aw built 3111 105‘. exactly industries nhtch are tital and esscn
line mu (1. 1.1101312 moms in the oth— tied to the needs of the nation tonal
White of ca
11219 a "1'1 .11 dcul 11101- ,2 111.11. 11 dines quiremtsuts and demands for war
111111.11 ate alwais supprsed Lo pmtide phrpones are naturally inherently p31-
.nmount. a constructive policy should
The Jol‘lh Mantille C0 of New he pursued in drawing the line of‘fin-
y-mk has mitocted a felt that is used marcation hetueen the essential“ and
W 10 W’
should not forget that
REST!
Rest, my babe rest!
drift 111g.
ing:
Oh. baby,
11186. the nation’s re Though fears assaii.
halide.
And mothct as love
So test, my bah}. rest.
BABY.
nun-emu of ‘
The essential needs thus; no cohorced:
the non-essential business should. not
be unnecessarily dineouragedl‘ i
REST!
Under the pale stars dim clouds ale
Otter the lung trees. breez cs are lift»
habit babe of mine-:—
Hush 11911 to slumhct
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though
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Just glance in our window at the pretty garments that
bear the work of the Philippine embroidererswund beautiful
work it is. Each article is made of fine cotton cloth, strictly
hand sewn and embroidered by patient fingers. There are
many design: of dainty embroidery, so a woman has a delight.
ful choice.
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Mtddies and Smacks
Norfolk Slip-Overs. in galutea cloth, white and white with col-
oredcoliar, outfsandbelt $2.25
Luce Front supcvgrs, white $1.75
Smacks, white, blue, pink, tan and green, with white trim-
mings and contrasting colors, in smacking $2.25 to $3.00
White Voile Middies, tucked back and front, colored collar, '
will; and such $2.25
Poplin manhunt. large collars and'bnok velvet incers $2.25
.A few odd sizes in $2.25 and $2.50 Middle: $1.50
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as wmorou at. noon nanwm.
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Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fina Cafe attached, also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Ohestnut Sta. . Tel. 1555.“
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Now that; 1119 mm)“: 1.111111 11 over, nuv wan suntan
”each month thereafter... _ ,. ..
25 pennies buys a. THRIFT 8TAMP.
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Footwear, Includntg litany navelties and
a wule choice 111 sporting Shoes.- ‘
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than. are the;
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hfih - clans
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arms, which sell for $4.17 this month 11111 10 11111111011111 1“
into Examiner
vise you would not neat! .
once. The same rem , .,
prompted you to carry mm
should, upon due insulin. M
ish you perhaps to take out
insurance, becauaeof the
ed cost of building mated ‘
1301‘ and nearly every other i ,
of expense entering into the can:
. of making repairs or tel-building,
‘ alter a tire.
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U. .j. Potent
office (Y
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right around who 1111119111131.
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or worn out. luvs us malt: hm
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Chiropractic is the detail
cause or the disease and tho
adjusting the some. Distance"
by a wrench, twist 0 min
back. Even if 1111119111 11114111
creates pinched nerves nil
later life in the dinet-
limbs
Chiropractors. remove the '_ ”
disease and pain, health is
through harmonizing tho no,
terns in your body. Domain 1'
given special attention;
tum of the spine. You will
gret giving tho Chiropractor
to help you. *
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