Just out EFFECTIVE NOW
on: moon on out no. mm..m.m inn-.1
TOR RECORDS
Wm Were mall! of the Seiectite Draft law was put into
Step But gm , effect. is to iegulate the supply of la-
We're Gong Calling 011 bo1 to the demand tor labor. The brag
- the KM . . gxam has been designed as a tirotec-
‘ tion for both employ‘oi and emu oye
Tani—Jam! m Tm Beginning this Week all the public-l
My 39 1 by ww- ity lorces of the nation hate been call-
”‘7” ' 9 Fox Trot, .ed upon to mobilize to spiead informa-
nt}: £10931; Foxtrot. tion concetn ng this new labor pro 2
grain.
The department of publicity of the
:Connectlcut State Council of Defense
has been asked by the United States
Department 111 labor and the United
States Employment Service for Con
nectlcut to spread this information in?
Connecticut.
Brxdy summarized. the following
may be said to cover the three in1~
portal" pha e: (t the new piogwm:
1. To all employers on war work:
Get your help thiough the United
States Emplovment Ser1lce and in no
other way. To all employers: Stop
hiring help itom one anotltei; stop
poaching and stop running ads. that
steel men away i1om war work |
2. To all employ es eve1y11 heie: Get
vour Job through the nearest United
States Employment Service onice. and
in no othev way: lctlthe Government
and some private emplovei tell you
where you are best fitted. and most
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~ ' 3. The Government is not drafting
labor. it is calling for volunteers.
Dried leaves cover the ground as Therefore, if an employe is patriotic,
they might In October. ,he will do this: Until he is asked by
1 the Government to make a change, he
Iwill stick to his piesent job. no matter l
Misa. Ada Swanwlck has accepted a whole it is. and waik full time
position at the oilice of the city en- t This proglam does not include the'
pincer, succeeding 'tliss Charlotte Ger 1 ”mumng 0f mm labor That w1ll be,
. canted on as lieietofore, under an ex-
Irm' who concluded her duties 3-95”). , isting agmeutent between the Bandit
1 my.
iment ot' Labox and the Department 0ft
Agriculture.
Some. progress is being made in that (:Vith sodiw as the $11,: “901! Wiitlileh
erection of the new garage by Aunt m Ape“ e11 common-a r rocru “5
b war industries em lo in more
harm Harris, 0" the form“ ”3‘ Form :tli’an 100 workers will 1.5.1:. tie Unit.I
in; company property in Railroad 1116. ,led States Empbymont Service is push-
nit down town. - ging the completion of its national la-
bot 1ecruiting and placing machinery. .
.lt already has begun the ascertain-
Complaints were made to the [10‘- ‘5 ment of the approximate common-labor
about dogs that view howling 011‘I needs of every essential industry lathe
Lewis street and the matter has been country 1‘01 the next three months and
leforred to Dog Warden Thomas the extent to which the common-labor
supply in evely community already
WAN" i has enteled wai work This second in-
“ quity will enable a rough determina-
Jimmy a mother watched the parade: tion of the common labor which is sill
and then proudly told the neighbor. available {01 war production. 0n tho
that “they were all out of step but basis of these 1110 approximations, the
Jim" Hear this new hit at Donnelivs tEmployment Seittco will arrive at the
The new August list is just out.
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~Panamas, $2 to $4. O'Brien.
A complete stock of the lat.-
“ songs and dance records :11-
ways on hand.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWAI-I.
quotas at common labor which the“
l States will be. called upon to supply.
The common- labor requirements will
’ be apprqxlmated by means of it special
form, known as “E11111 15 ” which hast
been sent to every essential enterprise
Automobiles operated by Edward through the Government departmentl
Donahue of 116 Seaside avenue and or board with which its contract hast
Elias R White 0! Norwalk were in cm been placed. The form asks for the
concern' s immediate needs. for the es-
lision. yesterday, At Bedford and Broad: timated weekly toquirem'onts through
streets, No one was lnjuled in the
August, and an estimate at its ro- ,
collision.——Slamford Advocate. ' Equirements from September 1 to Octo-
.__......__ bet 1. Other 1nf01 mutton. without
John Oetzel assistant superlntend- “IMO“ IttWIS" I”: Imimsgimei All" the Elm
p oymen erv ce 0 urn a common
out or m." (Rem Atlantic R Pacific labor. is lequested through the form. I
Tea companv. is earning his ”8'“ The form will be filled in duplicate.
arm in a sling on aCcount of a f1 ac and will be returnable to the oilico of
.. w... 4......ow m...“ ,
{mm “mum
in its fleet than anyth‘ a else “mutton is organized with 850, 000 capital
" the Government has undertaken since1| “061‘ m will engage in the mamr
{-1
Edwina. Pierce. Frederick L. Jets
tors and John F. Forward. tiled a cer
litigate of incorporation tor Pierce. in,-
commuted. of Hartfond. The corpor:
structure .
facture of filing systems. cabinets.
lockers and other office applicances
Articles of association for the West
Shore Progressive Association. Inc..
at Orange, were filed at the state sect
retary' s ofiice Tuesday. The subscrib- l
era are John W. Curren, James W‘ A
Barry. Lawrence E. Hoggan, Frank T.
Maurer and George Henley.
weeks.
NEWSPAPER WOMAN
MERIDEN,August
M. Reilly. daughter of former
STEAMER Runs m-ro BRIDGE. the United States navy as
Sagamore Highway Structure Over
Cape Cod Deltroyed.
SAGAMCIRE, Mass, August l.——A
freight steamer bound through the
Cape Cod canal ran in to the Saga
more highway bridge during a heavy
the “Meriden Record”
brothers in the senice.
Brass and Enameled Beds
m
The “W works of the
Iteamer were damaged, but alter
some delay, due to the necessity at
clearing away the Wreckage. she was .
able to proceed. It was said that
highway traffic from Boston to cope
Cod points would. be interrupted tum
FOLLOWS BROTHERS IN
- SERVICE; JOINS NAVY
l.—Miss Agma:
Con-
gressamn T. L. Reilly. has enlisted in
a yeovro-
man and will ieate nextrMonday to'
report to. duty. She has been con
nected with the Wallingfcrd staff of:
and has
~8entinel Want Ads Sure to Pay I
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We have a. big and varie stock in all sizes and many mod
els. Considering the preach note of the metal market, every
one is an extra value at our pulco.
PLENTY or PORCH cannons, COUCH HAMMOOKS, coon
AND GORP?" FURNITURE. LAWN BENG‘S, ETC.
RAYMOND 8: SON
Walluldllllllll.
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Phone ill-3
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington st
Who Carry- a Large Stock at All Kinds
ish you perhaps to tan an”
, insurance. because at the honour
. ed coat or building material-t lo.-
3» bar and nearly every other tub
of expense entering into the cm
of making repairs, or M
utter u Ire.
1.11. Layton&€e.,ue.:
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in black, white andgre
in contracting colors.
l. I. MALLETTE
Tel. 449;
Silk Underwear
and Gloves
Van Rosita ”Niagara laid”
Vests of pure glove silk—
dainty, shapely and durable,
in white and flesh color, hem-
stitched and embroidered——
$2. 00—32. 25
The double tipped, for dou-
ble wear. Van Raalte Gloves,
GIG—31.004125
A line of Gordon Gloves in
my. white and black, with
self stitching, also stitched
W~ mm
sum NOBWALI, m ‘
Cure That Cold B!
, Takinlt
WHITE PINE COMPW
WITH“ TAR . 1’
F. H. BAXTEB
DRUM!!!
weswm'rzn sxc‘limu
in Palm.“ Ave, Blildgcpon, M
REBUILT TYPEWRI‘I’IBB
r. 5. Wow
Job Printing
So. Noun":
Why is a White 81160
More popular than any other for
men,‘ women and children? Because
It not onI-y' Feels Cool but because it
Looks CooI. We have all kinds for aII
occasions. : :
, All Grades oi; Stockings to latch.
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,CONNEALLY 81 :BRACKEN
humane
South Norwalk. «
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner A
U. S. Patent
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ture of a bone recet1 ed while clank- Leo A km per. Connecticut directo1 of
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1 .——' > b v Newfi‘ tthe United States Employment Service
in: his automobi e Dan ur, ifm the state in which the war indus-
. ’try ls located. The state director will
‘An automobile delivery vehicle oner— keep one copy and send the other to
ated by Leonard Di Sena. craSheG the common labor section oft the Em-
through a plate glass window in a ployment Service at Washington.
building in Beckiey avenue, owned By] The estimate of the number of un-
skilled laborers not engaged in war
Benjamin Harris. yesterday afternoon. work is made through the state direc-
The driver temporarily 103‘ control 0' tor of the Employment Selvice and its
the vehicle —Stamford Advocate. Public Service Reserve and other
._. - agencies.
\ The road through the Burchard prop;
erty has been put in excellent condl-I
tion by the United States Emergency:
Fleet otllclal‘a. A large gmntlty ’oi!
tor was spread ontthe road yesterday
and this was covered with sand, which -
TO THE POT'WITH THE HEN
W .
The king of the bum yard. the roos-
ter, has been consi‘g‘lied- to the dinner.
not by the food administration. He
is a. nuisance in the summer and in-
New Victor Records for August
They Were All Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray. .
Paul Revere, by Charles Hart: and Shannon Four. -
Hello Central, Give Me No Man' 11 Land. by Edna Brown.
Smiles, by Jou. O. Smith's Orclmtra.
Skeleton Jungle, Original lixlo Jul Bond.
Granny 's- Laddy, by nomination .
The Song That Reocltodfly Heart. by Evan Williams.
Hear those new records, which we“ will gladly» play for you.
A. I. C 111115 Company
Fine room
CENTRAL HOTEL
m%the day or wool; Steam heated, electric
a data attached; allo Restaurant. Italian
Corner Monroe‘m and Chestnut Sta.
. will.
N. DISEBA. Managua
1'01
.7. DIBEBA. Proprietor.
vi
THE NEW sum
DEFINITION OF OHIROPRM
Chtroproctio is the definition &
cause o! the dlseuoe and thou-Q
made a fine roadbed. [tortures with the work of the egg fac-
., Itory, says the food administration.
Signor James C EADOSRO 0f the Ililertile eggs are more likely to spoil
shipping department 0‘ the R A“ G in the summer. One-quarter of all the
corset shop, was duly remembered by: eggs produced during hot. weather are
his comrades. yesterday aft‘lernoon. spoiled forty per cent .lose much at
when Joseph F. MoQulllan, on behalf their food value. ._,. ,
0‘ “19mm ”mm" 111111111111 “3 “A doubtful egg is abadegg" said
“mum“ pen and money be“ A Bar (Senator Ingulls long ago, and so the
vice flag“ with two starsvtas raised. food administration. In on the trail
These commemorate Mr. Esposlto 311le: the .. doubtful" eggs. It is hoped ‘
Frank 08m PM!" £18908th I eaves, that spoilage an be reduced this sum-
tomorrow. for the University.“ Meme mel‘ with a consequent saving to con.- A
110' training in mechanical mm 1 hunter and increased profits to dealers
- by killing roosters. better candling
and better handling.
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coma AWAY?
on m A!!!) cartoons
5 . 5 will interest youlfor many reasons.
In White, grown and Black.
I ha vacation 1:. couplets witht
0- B-- JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
“Walllmul. '. um
. KRYP’IOKLENSIS—ioldlngm in Gold II
MMmeflqudnp.
“uncommon“ Wm
AT $1.98
, Thisiaoneofom-strom "Win.”
mornmwsummormodehinallcimmptownoyoum
sure offlndjngheroamm “In“! IIIIOWDW in 8M0.“ m
otthispopularpricg.
Hundreds of ’
For dressy occasion! We have uumomm styles hi door; .
now no 111. mm. Inn 11 over, now WARIAVINGS ’
summon coll‘for $4.17 this month and 11: additional
'eoohmthtbmcflor.
LN...“
Ibpunnloubuyaafmrm.
munnnImnnm To mmm
do
The City National Bank
WNMOM
woman. _ ..,
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twist or 11min
back. Even it done in clt ht
creates pinched name and will
33.; lilo in tho dint-out m
Chiropractors remove it. ‘3‘»
disease and pain, health; la.
tor
‘ ’ELECTRICIANS
The White MFR: C0.
13! WW 3?.
WW“ ml 0111mm
noun 450.
or nuumrk Comp-tent monandmod
Wm
m0. MOI. m1mmmmu no.
AND 83.?th
Io. tumult.
WALL PAPMSc and lilo Roll
«hil- Linen—Fine Assortment
A180 WAND :UARNIBE AT LOW PRICING.
Hm
ammo. menu
A. GOHEN . ’
South Norwalk.
through harmonizing lilo“ mm W
tom: in your body. Mu m
given special «tailor duo “-
turn at tho who. Tammany.“
vet omits the Chiropractor a that.
to help you. .
Magnum treatments am. also.
IWRE
u Wyatttinguiusn.311,—1rmv.y..m..~
u»- m limo m3.“
CAI-I108 UP
and we will molt- our “our“
right around when Willow "
tutu immoral: Your “onto. mm;
PLUMBING.
It defective; comm "
t... worn on; Have on mm
33-“ mom or luau than on
, 110nm 11.1mm .
g - JOBBINO A IPEdlALTY ' "
Plumbing and Monitor.
“fol. 1864
11111-111 Mair“; South-a Mom
w
to! fill your summer
- lounges.
SUMMER FURNITURE
. ‘to'r torch,- lawn; summer house
(” bungalow. camp. 61.0., may be
111111 tram us 111 any style or
term desired. Just. now we
have a large stock from which
needs. "
tables. benches, molten. 'r-
hammocks . .
tort: not ““391“, ‘.
trot. onto-.1110“: Home...
cinnamon» . or. r
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