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and we could have placed many moré inl good positions
Regular Courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting,
English Branches, Adding and Calculating Machines, Office Practice
SPECIAL WAR COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
FIVE TO SEVEN MONTHS
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'nua and Van Zant street. The inci-
dent was witnessed by Patrolman Jer-
ry Dorney who reported the same on
‘the police blotter from where it was
given to the brass Wterday .
Mr. Hendricks stated this. III
that there was a mistake somewhere
eaten-s autheownarordaivarot
the motorcycle that crashed into the
fence but said that he was one o! the
.iirst upon the scene at action.
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“ww‘m” AilenLWnod °' 32 First have been disposed of for the card
’mt has taken L mill“ in Bridgav- m", “d dance to N hold all my
“a . afternoon and evening under the ans:
' orchard Podselni of the Naval Reserve ”we“ °f “'e m“ “rm“ “hm
‘* mummtym..llthe
tomes, is enjoying a furlough at his
home on Third street afternoon a card party for the ladies
- ' will be held while in the evening cards
will he the preliminary to be followed
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams at Gra~
cie street are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Greer oi Passaic.
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Guests from Beilport, L. 1., are be
In entertained by Mr. and Ira. B. 3.}
Raymond oi Mansneld avenue.
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' wear the grayiahehiue trousers and; his Woman's ReUef Corps will attend.
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‘ seasonable garden products.
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ed compromise has not yet been lie.
The business meeting is of the committee yesterday that ha
tormiued upon.
had received no letter tram the Fresh
members of Hob- dent in Monet to the revenue pill or
anything else. Running the pros-
pective change in ~the income normal
tax. he said:
‘it any change is made in the bill
.aa it now is drawn. it will be solnlp
because of the dikulties of adminis:
tering a law with the diderentlal be-
A resemble timber is to be given;+ The concert to be given at the Casi tween earned and unearned incomes
if it is Wthat it can be all
Ili- analog in lira basement. of the no in Toileueke next Friday evening I III ll
Methodist Protestant church at mm when it: and Mn. Herbert Wither 'mgfiz‘lmxfmggg
to. Heights. This ll so will "All ”00!. Will soloist oi orator-lee III! belowagzo'ooo “"5300 may be ldfiptt
which is especially appreciated and conserta will appear, will doubtless a! od.‘
tra t (‘ hanging the normal income is:
well What by uterus at Fitch's ctrnuaic lovers and folks promises ‘ ”m . I Ltbs i a be.”
ii. .111 .. -mtnd'oflhe emi , , _ . .
provision hide {or “III by W 'Eniiteo at m 2: to leave midis; \o‘ 3‘ Thonlpsonlllle 68’ ML 4’ Mn
mum never got too nines °'. NAVAL quarantine?!“ turbed the provision; of the new till lord it; No 5, Mormon 39 "Q 7~
3MB corn. M tomatoes m Merl KiLLED 3y EXPLOSION abatinrtho normal tam to 5 per cent lMiHord 38; No. R, Annuals. 88' N0-
WASHINGTON. Aug 28 -140ul'd on incomes not in excess of that tie-110 Norwich ‘7; m {2 Bethel 37; No.
L Chadwick. N. Y., "d md on pol-time! incomes ileum}H Norwallt. 48 80 T5. Greenmrh
iorces which have not discarded iaacy Roton Point.
uniforms tor the khaki. as they still‘ scheduled for to: 30.
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navy blue coat with trimmings oi red and all are asked to be present. some , REGISTRATION RISULTS
and yellow To these decorations.wail go on a car leaving Atlantic
douse has added a sharpshootera. Some at 9: 55 a. ill-Stamford Alive
medal. teats.
HARTFORD. Aug. ltd—Approlr
mately 2.000 youngmen who lllld be
come of legal age since June 5 regis-
tered in Connecticut last
Saiurihy.
M returning figures to the gov-
ernor’s allies are the tollowing:
Hartford. remediation, 311: Mm
Haven, 288; Wary. 212*; lbw
attain. l7; Stqnlordz 59,; No. 1., liltist
Hartford, 55: No. 2.. Pleiaville, 00:
The “me come“ of defense has John J McVeigh. Philadelphia. navy The committee has not yet aetflediafl; N0 16 ”film 37: N0 ‘7 W‘m
Jackson Viles of Camp Dav-ens vis
ited his parents last Sunday at Nero-
ton Heights. on a brief furlough
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hlrs Charles Gorabennliar oi Nor.
ton Heights has been entertaining
Isles eta-a Roseabalnn of Daniinry in
several “n.1,?
lain Marguerite mating oi’ Nero-
ton Heights. who is engaged in govern
ment work at Washington. is at some
. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owen of 0:
Ridge sang aolha and a duet at the Sun
There was nb meeting of St Agnes
Guild of Christ church this weeks The!
date for the next meeting will be an-
nounced later.
lby dancing. This will be the first of
:a series of dances to be held by the
members of the fund this tall and win-
l ter for the beneilt of the mist Nor-walk
boys in the service. in order to con-
~ Miss Nellie Lyons oi Glenbrook is in
"nest Norwallr visiting Miss Helen “m” rm“ “9" “mm“ ““3““
i. glitch who was a classmate at Normal from ome in the shape of well-tilled
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boxes containinumokes and goodies,
the Fund must be supplied with money
“£11301 P “Dunne chairman oi! the This is the purpose of the dances and
‘fit Norwaik Tobacco Fund. has re: it “M allwhoean M." h 3°
med ‘ postal from Private Samuel will purchase a ticket whether the)
1: Skidmore of Csmp Dorms thanking will be able to use it or not. The
. Richard Podzeini of the naval Reserve
. him '0’ the ”can“ °f smokes ro‘ and patriotic manner has contributed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska Aug: uit "ll.—
mm}; on the sewerage question Operation. of the coast dlvniion of the
which is to be held in the Council Gmmment mllroad has reduced me
time of travel from seven days is nine
hours for the Journey between Ant hor— .
age and Taikettna. a distance of 113 ollcar w" taken I” an“. WEN!
miles Bates. who looked resplendent in
Trains are 'operated over the rail- brass buttons and gilt trimmings.
., road to Montana. 95 miles on the Su-
' “My 0’ Christ church will no” W sitno River, and between Montana “(1'
1assert-ow afternoon at the church at Talkettna, 18 m lea up the river. A" and M" W. G Strangward ha"
flab tinse they hope to complete or boats complete the trip. Bolero l9" ’0’ 5 vacation trip by automobile
”as a on of sewing; The help of ‘u the advent oi! the ailment railroad to Chiosgb to visit—Mr. Strangeward
gt! members is needed and all are ,seven “7.5 was MSWMJ’IIE ”in" neither there, stopping~.ea route at
nevi. to be present over 'the tortuous-trails and oy way. of
gtha river from Anchorage to Talté'tt-
.~ “er-- _ Jo, which this year is the headcou- "“1 ““0”“ ”W“
”pilgrim Prom-u “31mm“: ters to: railroad construction workers. ‘ nu“-
only illast Norwalk boy slated to
. . 30 Power boats are also operatic, ' item
%\wifll the next draft continua“
t: ... m" in“ was.“
var ,w are the n
m goes to Camp Devens- olL Sen. 5? miles north or Hontsna. * A a.
V f ., f new as known themwllli
, ”but last lorwafi‘toiesve‘ 1,0an ‘
Lnrse‘ elf sinuses
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ceived.
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ti - .___....._..' " ta serv c“ tor the “mini" day night service at the Maple avenue
, A number of East Side residents are- "" Methodist Protestant church in Stain
‘ preparing to appear at the public ford.
Constable George Dance was oi!
duty Sunday, and his place as trafllt
The members or the Women's Aux-'
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. leave at his home. with his sister. Mrs
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ithia town also began its preparations balloon accident at Racism. N. Y..
Niagara Falls and other interesting
Charles M. mm or the U. 8. Navy. Rinse Foss la spendins s in web
who has been entering a brief shore
lJohnA. WMWtafewdays
wish in and hills. W. iii. Ginordn Mummmuonmsnsmovm
u on its final action in relation to the mantle, :2; No; It modem. 30
PM“ W I“! 5““ Wald No 22. Deep River. 23; No 23 Rock.
ing fonts high” rate than the Tress-”t
my Departs-either“; and the expect-
sent out a notice to people through-l quarter-masters. are duoinrraace
out the state to attend the‘ patrbtio a result at iniuries received in a bomb
“pilgrimage” at Lebanon. Mtemher L emission up a seaplane on August 22,
wlllistho birthplace oiJonatbar Trill-e the navy constituent announced yes
bull and William A. Bullish-Ill art! bards!
to be visited by the purine. Lebanon mm H lot. Brand Ruth.
has nothing on Burton. however. in kids. m seriously injured in a me
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ville. 80.
some time ago for a like “patriotic pil’p but 25.
grimsge" for which the date is still tel
be determined. when the slave of Rer- NORMALINCOMETAX
Moses Mather'.‘ Darlen’s patriotic pass , ‘ .
son of revolutions" time's. and other PLAN mmmAsT
historic shrines in this town are to be (Contin mm m . )V‘ ‘
visited and appropriate patriotism . M 1'”
cruises held. lable that the m nnhly wiiide
terminus eitheaanst rates! it per.
cent. warm of all sorts or." a
diterenttal between earned and no.1
earned incomes is inserted, it wtllhe
in the term 6! an abatement.
‘ The use uroaadrsmaationi'slong
this line is to make the normal tax 12
has _.asat as all with as ‘
abatement of 2 per cent. an earned in: l
. comet below 330, 000 or 325.000. 3 301"-
-‘l‘ills would have the sheet 0! inlpos
lit 0 Kim mt. in: slouch [looms .
Hr. Rttehla said-attu- the meeting
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city on brains“. yesterda-
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