otui new lall hat crop ll just
ready to pick. Come in and
pick yours.
Light weight felts in the
”W 131001“.
The special height of crown
and the exact width of brim
that is becoming to your
interesting face is here.
Rogers 8: Stevens
CDUTH NORWA LK
‘ “ Nor-name vicinity: run: this
9 or tonight followed by partly
‘ _l'riday; modeinte west winds.
" . z . disturbance has develop-
the last twenty-four hours in
'1 .3 nod storm area central over
. It is causing general rains in.
, ii northern districts east of the
, illsslseippi Valley. Rain Was
reported from the East Gulf and
1 iAtlantic coasts. Pleasant weath- , NORWALK
{fif‘ivon mam 7.
SOCIETY ii
and Personal
Rev. Frederick 17'. 001cm, pastor
of the Trinity Episcopal Church. has
returned to his home in this city, af-
ter enjoying his annual vacation
.which was spent with his family at
,Kent, Conn.
Miss Alice Brown who has been
spending her summer vacation with
1 Mrs. George Trowbridge in llethel hasl
returned to her home in Somalia
M mulls generally between the
‘ Ilountains and the Mississippi,
it”! ' The temperature is slightly
'3'? in the northern districts.
means A YEAR Atiol
TODAY. , .
. - ! Patrolman Frank Stratton SGiilt-‘t. 'l
Telepemtttre: High, 8-1; low. ' faintly row on East Washington strett
73. Cloudy. ‘_\'t°>‘l(’l‘dll_\‘ afternoon. without
- J any arrests.
The Saugatuck M. E. Church and
the Emmanuel Chapel of Springdale.
held their picnics at Rotou Point yes-
terday.
The Red Cross Auxiliary
Mary's Church met at the Catholic
t‘lul) last owning and were success-
ful in completing a large amount of
. —-——--——- work.
‘Deputy internal Revenue inspector
Wood. of. Stamford, was in this
city today on business.
‘ The markets throughout the town
gshut down yesterday afternoon for
, ~ |lll0 last time this season. Hereafter
A large Sized Dol‘poim‘ was “Olii't‘d ‘they will remain open every day each
Will; in the watt-rs between lill‘ week. _
m Club and Wilson's Poin‘t dock.t ..-__....._
Monday afternoon. and caused some Mr. and M"!- Jalneg Beckett. of
mutton among the fair bother:- Nortvalk, have received word that
d “‘0 KM" beach. The porpoise, their son. Private Harry Beckett, for-
however, appeared to he as friabtt’n‘ inerlyof Dnnbury, has arrived
Gills the young people. and soon dls- overseas. .
Nils-mo.
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————- The second anniversary of the or-
- Forrthe accomiimtiation of holiday ganization of the Ladies Missionary
. travel the New York. New Haven and Society of the Swedish Congregation-
}{artford Railroad will operate MLGX‘ til Church will be held this evening.
travtrain from New York to New Ha- A fine. program has been arranged for
‘ you on Labor Day, September 2. This the event.
“ train will leave New gYork. Grand ‘
Central Terminal. 9:25 p.‘ in. Stamford .
10130 p. at... South Norwalk 10:33 [i W“ ‘0 "m the“? lull few days with
' mugeport 10:53 ll. m, due New us much thin as possible. as tlisy will
Haven “.25 p m be hearing the old school hall calling
. ‘ ’atheni to their desks once more next
The Barbars' Union iield a meeting week
Just; night in Central Labor Lyceum,
tbd “voted to remove Union cards
maths shops of Joseph Oddo.
isles.” street, Joseph palm. 20 Wood- fora J
Wt! nvonue. and Joseph (lathe. of Moore on September 12~
Miden. it iwas decided to purchas
,servlce flag. as three members of “0 because 0" ”it?
till Union are serving in the United "W“ 0‘ a bl" 0' “ii-55
States Army.
children are doing their
The school
The case of William R. Austin. Vs.
ustice of the Peace William J.
alleged non-pay-
s.
u , , resenting the defendant.
9 The Connecticut Woman Suffrage
,Moclation l'as engaged Miss (‘elia I
Met, of No. 91 Wooster street. We Gun Club “"0 9‘3““an to 30
lag-“ma, as iiaff steiiographeri pugs Norwalk Saturday to attend
Lerner was graduated from t
3011 Public High School in 1914
line’been secretary for Dr. J . T.
and will be the last
ital foe some. time. She has a broth-
,” in the United States Navy, the team shoot.—Danbury News.
The news of the death of John H
"The e A. She’ard a sou cal
A!“ Georg ' p ‘ ‘ “ ’ " ‘Lowndes. at his home in Lakewood
‘itumade application for in increase
its capital stock from $50,000 to
-> .000. a. certificate being filed by
e directors at the state secretary's
,- yesterday. The increase of
Maturation is made necessary by
iincrease of work at the factor“,
1 due to work which is being
for the government in making
.t. leather which is used for,
lug for, soldiers, principally for
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friends in the'village. He was a well
known oystermnn and had a wide ac
ounintance in this section. Funera
Raymond‘s undertaking parlors
Friday afternoon at 2:30‘o'clock.
EXPLOSION KILLS 28 N
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 429.
1
yesterday, only four
'dletl later.
The other twenty-six are though
in kayo been killed instantly.
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‘ncandlocsnmplesises "
yTiLISON- . WELL"
0 Puts Your Money
‘ in the Bank? ,. -
in. money gets one mutt sunny, hummus blast at
{spendthrlfb one! these who tells itaway from hint. ,
mynotpntyonrownmoneyinthsbank? Letit'drew
‘pgresl for-yon andbe ready for you whenyon need it.‘Tliis’
making
71 Anicllo Esposito will be brought be Quartermaster corps,
e, minimizht by Austin against Espos. float, and vicinity,
tiff. Attorney J. J. Llnxweller is rep;
Flack. shoots of the state association. it is
its health commissioner, at thc'Chp expected there will be 3 sufficient examination.
number from here to enter a team in physical ability, training, experience,
.and general fitness as shown by their ““93
N. J .. was received with regret by many
at of,
- ithirty men believed to have been in:
,the mine of the Pacific Coast Coall Every
__ Company at Burnett, a small mlnlns amount of damage and loss caused by March 11- l9“-
town' thirty miles southeast of Taco-,the corn earworm. This insect pest‘
ma. when an explosion occurred late is more or less of ‘a general feeder
have been and also attacks melons, squashes.
metrics and van-,bh cruelty is the charge 1
m, t. the “metrical which was rues yeSterday it!
{murmfim the Superior court. The c
which causes considerable’daln'n'ge to married July 31; 1917- M
in some localities by paling 1“
brought out alive and one of these pumpkins, pepper.
Quentin R... son of the late, W. W.‘
e Swords of New Haven is the guest ofi
-his grandmother ct the bungalow on;
West avenue. ' r o
l SALVATION ARMY
1 GIRLS WEAR oAs
MASKS AT FRONT‘
One of 8. A. Generais Declares No
Workers Go Nearer Front Lines.
NEW YORK. Aug. 29.#That tht
work near the front lines in ancei
have to war gas masks, which they puti
on with the first alarm of an attack,
, was declared by .\1 rs, Joseph Sheppard.
a Salvation Army Brigadier General
formerly stationed in Boston, who ar-
rived here yesterday from Europe.
"1 do not think others in relief work
have been so close to the fighting
, lines as the Salvationists." she added!
.“All our girls are enthusiastic over
their work, although it is hard and in-
cessant (and you could not tempt one
of them to give it up. Our work to
islunt as our other tasks,_and as on.
icienlly carried on."
Mm Sheppard snidee feeling beflaunt Eliza llcQueeney 01' ”PM“ fled the locality at the time that the Carroll, Bernard [1"
Mass, alleglhit ,desei‘
ary l, 1915. They were married Se
tember 23. 1914.
tween the French and the Germans
was bitter, but the Germans had no
fear of being taken prisoners by the
Americans. She had no personal
{knowledge of German alrooltlea, she
" said, although she had heard of Ameri-
.can prisoners being I’ll-tr5ated.
o‘iviL' assume EXAMINATIONS.
United States Civil Service examlna :
itiona for the following mechanical divorce
Itrades and similar positions in the en- Barton, alleging tlosnrtlon on Octo- balances."
i! lieo Automobiles
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ELEVEN SUITS FOR
of St. Salvation Army lassies doing relief's‘mh
fast in the Superior court offices to!
' INCLUDING
Paris and Service
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a TON TRuprg (Speed Wagon)
Price With Expressa'Body, Delivered $1400
can rest value hummus
' The Erwin M. Jennings Co.
281 FAIRFIELD AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Distributors for Falrflolrl County.
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WAR TAX
Incorporated
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PEHPLEXITlEs: WHO 18 WHO?
WHAT IS OR IS NOT? "
.Edltor Sentinel: ‘
DIY'I Record 3'10“ that '9'", Perhaps it would be a satisfaction;
Couples A... Mismated for the taxpayers of this Second dis-t
M____ trict, also to the councilmcn to know!
Divorce applications ft-ll thick and how work is held up after appropria-.
‘ tions are made. 1
The records of the Board of Taxa~
otvoncs FILED
._..__...
day as the time for filing cases for lion and Appropriations for the past
the September term draws to a close. three years show as follows:
Eleven new (cases Clult‘
the morning and were plan-d on the
docket,
Forte, both of Bridgeport, nllc:
tolerable .cruelty.
ried January 1, 1914, and
child. Mrs. Forte asks u divorce. cusv treasury.
tody of the child and alimony, aileg-g
safely keep the. boys cheerful it just as com ing her husband has at least
and earns N0 a vvcek,
That special appropriations for
streets and sewers, for that period. for
‘the Second district, was $17,950. or
They are: this, only $20,950 has as yet been
1,013 lrenc Forte against Harry 8.1spent, and the year ends August 31.!
trig in- with grace of 60 days. Council meets
Friday, August 31. Of the $27,000 un-,
expended. $17,000 has already been rc-E
turned to that mythical box. called the,
There is yet time to save front that:
".000 pool the $10,000 for the completion of;
,the Taylor antll Connecticut avenue
sewer, a pro ir ated Jul '. 1917.
Patrick .‘tit‘Queeney til nimfiemfl'. Threepof the Board 031 Taxation vis-
ln during
They were mar-
lich one
“(m on Febfll- mosquito extermination committee.
p_ were putting in a drain to lower the
.water. in the Connecticut avenue.
hawamp. and, by sight and smell,learn-'
Julia Burdick Hulbert of Danbmv ed of the necessity forithe immune
sues George-W. lfnlbort. of leBribqtheg advocated and dolfd lanthanu-
ain alleging desertion on November‘pmpriation. ~ in» .‘ nu t t
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120. 1911. rhewwm 'fitil'fled October. idirii’t'vltit“§i&9”‘ $33193? ‘1.
i7. test. and rim-moat sen: rtsht 5:21.090. m, meal, will“ £014. ,
‘to resume her maidvfl mu ‘-0n the other band. or the rdt and.
Third, 838.711.“ weaanpropristod and:
was more then obtained by the lug?
sting of transfers from "libertiendedi
One of these was an ap'
David Campbell, of Norwaik salts
from Hattie Campbell. of
‘glneer department at large and the her 9, 1914. They Were married Jill proprlation for Meadow street. ‘
‘ various other branches of the govern-
tober 1, 1918.
er ‘(marineL stationary steam engi-
’ necr (hoisting).
U. 3- Army. anu nary i. 1905, and have one child.
The sult‘ inept service in Ned \London. Connec- Osborne, both of Norwalk, alleglnlz'
will be held on Oc- cruelty.
‘rlgbt‘to resume her turn
due the plain-1“ Carpenter. marine fireman, male. 011- They were married March 21. 1914.
, i The position of dumping inspector Kaionah. N. Y"
Several members of the Pnhoiiio“ éxlstg In the engineer department and lhfrdelllyf' The! work man
to applications for this position should Thanks
”iii be filed. With the secretary, board of
he Hort ‘”100% 01 the NONE“ Gun Club- Till! civil service examiners, engineer do-
of lhe " legifiit‘i‘fl pni-tment at large. New London, Conn- file". Rum“-
Applicants will not be assembled for at-riiort on April 20. 1913. They yer
but will be rated on their married September 25, 1905.
‘opplicatlons and corroborative evl-i
dence. Full information concerning
’ the examination. and the‘required ap—
plication blank can‘be secured from
' the secretary of the‘locai board of civil
service examiners at New London,
Conn. or from the secretary of the
services "m be held from David W. ill-st Civil Service district. Custom
on. house. Boston. Mass“ with whom the
application should bellied not later
than Sept. 1%1918.
GARDEN A3 SOCIATION—NOTES
year there is _
to
.tone other plants.
t insect as the tomato
tomatoes
. into the fntit..'
When attacking corn.
into the ear and_ many of the kernel
kare destroyed by being eaten.
apt to‘ collect and cause decay.
and green 'predominatlng. with well
,tterluen unconditional»: stripes. ,
abusing the “amt" with equal pert!
of sulphuryandmowdoredtw , or
lead will do mnehtnmubfilbll pest.
rand reduce the-Minty. ,, . '
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a certain tolerable cruelty. They were marri
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this past bores day was brought by Hargaret McKln.
s 15y of Norwalk against Frederick R.
‘m .' McKinley of Not-walk: 1am.
- w k of this post also makes an open-3191. whose maiden name '88 M8?!“
Hi through which other insects may‘et Dimon. married the defendant Ape.
enter. and a reamed-«where rain is'ril 20. 1907. " "'
The; worm itself varies considers: 130‘IEJWO‘Wa
. bly in color, various shades-of Pm .
,i,
For the above. South Norwalk has!
paid into the treasury its aham'of the~
827,000-413 per cent. of the tax—$12.3
77!. and on the 838,711.84. all spent ini
She. also asks alimony and the First and Third districts. has paid!
ldcn name. into the pool $17,810.69. 11 total of $30,-'
,681i69. of, which it gets nothing. ,
it eat of the 320350 spent in South
Leonard 9- Barnum, of Danlmry. Norwalk was for South Main and
sues Mary E. M. Barnum. now of pmnmn streets. -
alleging desertton and Those in the First and Third dis-
led on tgicta are obliged to pass through
. t use streets whenever they wish to
giving 0“" 1906' id 1 go to the New York. New Haven and
lint" (‘hoiodrnim 0‘ 3' "9°" Hartford Railroad station, to the,
sues Gittel Cholodenko of Korosie— freight yard. steamboat dock. Rotong
for divorce, alleging do- Point and other shore resorts, on the.
‘ a west side of the river.
i The figures suggest that this 827.000
_ returned to the treasury: Why this,
Katherine Ireland of Bridgeport. emergency tax for the Fourth district
Henry lreland. alleging intolern- is only 111.100 of a mill to raise,
his cruelty. They were married Au- 83.380.90, whilst that or the Fifth is,
2-6 mills. to raise $63,254.65. nearly;
gust 30. 1902. and have two children. twenty times greater, with “:8 mam“:
for which Nrs. Ireland asks the cus: i
‘iti’ of the grand lists is about 1-3‘
tody. - - (”9.360.369 to 825078.302). The scep—_
Paul Cross of Bridgeport is suing
tic can easily verify the above state-
Sophie Cross, alleging unfaithffllness. ments by examination of the records,
but not naming the- co-respondent.
of which copies are in the reports of
,tho South Norwaik district, 1914, 1915,
They were married October 24. 1914'11916, 1917. -
Gus Galena. of Bridgeport,“ also Anyone ihuntilng up tn: records of
irfleld onuppropr at one. ut not nowing all.
suing lda 92:“; 91th:“ were mar-tum circumstances, will exclaim: What
3'0““93 9' m e. y. y lhas South Norwallt to growl about—
ried January 29. 1914. $47,950 appropriated for it. and the
Michael Toth of Pittsburgh. Paw 18 other two only 838,711.81!
sued by Lillie Toth on grounds of
Elisabeth Duffy nslto‘ine sues Frank
iwide), this district will be taxed. and.
Bridgeport, ha! , the mayor and council can sit on the
by Ella Mas. lid. and the money, as before. go back,
'to the treasury. The process can be
repeated ad inlinitum. \l
STEPHEN S. HATCH.
FOREST SERVICE IN “WAR CABI-
NET."
John E. Boyle, of
been sued for divorce
dafbne Boyle of Bridgeport. Intolera-
n tbe‘oom-
ouple were
rs. Boyle's
aides name having been Ella‘Jaok.
Another divorce suit filed yester-
The Forest Cervlce is represented:
in an “Advisory War Cabinet" createdI
by C. C. Mooregrnow at the head of the l
CaliforniaL State Council of Defensei
The Food Administratlon, and Cross.-
Liberty Loan and other organisations'
also are represented. Various oountyl
~ McKin-
MMIS-
Slililiillllll Hill 2
in
lit-I When appropriations are again made O‘Grady, Hugh 3.
edi for these sewers (one of which Southi 68 Fairileld avenue,
:Norwalk has given a street forty feet Oldrln. Percy Austin
councils in California are to be “W“Taylor, Donald R.
Ser- '
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WITHDRAWS STATE GUARD FROM
LABOR DAY PARADE.
Position Assigned Not in Accordance
With Regulation, Col. Wilson Says.
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State Guard is not to parade in tho
Labor Day celebration. Uldt‘rr' to this
effect and countermanding previous
oiuers, issued by (‘oltmtl t‘iiiioitl it.
Wilson, were posted at the Alumni
last night.
' Mllllillilllllil
Listof names of re istinnts of the
class of June, 1918. Wit ‘9 registration
cards are in the possession of this
Local Board, in the order of their lia-
bility for military service. as deter-
mined by this Local lloarti, as requir-
ed by the rules and regulations: The change, in the SCllt'iltili’ rt‘elll-
Avsllone, James ‘ingly comes because the international
65 Lexington Ave. South Norwalk. tAssociation of Machinists, who touri-
Bennett, Charles W: Ieously extended the invitation. were
Noroton avenue, htoroton. lunabie to accord that position in line
Bennett \\ alter B.
. of march to which state troops are
Noroton avenue, Noroton Heights. ientltled by mgulations.
Bounty. Lester u. 1 First Order for Parade.
Maple‘avenuo. Barton. 1 in his orders through Adjutant H.
Byrne, irancis J. :C. Stevenson, Fourth lnfantrv, it was
3 (oncord street. SOuth Norwalk. :said: "An invitation has been extend-
Canticil, Byron Hill ,ed to Bridgeport units. State Guard
Main street. ilaricn. thy the Machinists' Union, to partici:
{pate in the Labor Day parade." in‘
tstructions to assemble at 9 o'clock. at
{the Ar ory, under command of Lieu-
,tenant oloriel. followed.
61 Spring street, South .Norwallt.
Clark. George Harvey" '
10 Union street, South Norwalk.
Cohen. Aaron in a cancellation order d
W . . ated Aug.
C 0': Higtsxtget;gfirwuk. unit 28. two days subsequent to the or.
. . ‘ ‘ig nal order Colonel W‘ -
Mails fti Ave, Darlen'. clo 0: Ridse friends. as renown: um counter
“Owing to a misunderstanding upon '
‘the part of the Machinists‘ Unfon as
«itothemositicn lathetiiec of notation ..
which the State Guard would have to
occum’. under state regulations. the .
Machinists' Union finds it practically
Impossible to make proper». arrange.
ments tomcat the regulations of the -
Connecticut ‘State Guard. The State
|Guard will therefore not participatcas
,an organization in the Macbinists' la.-
bor Day parade."
i Beginningnexf week regular drills.-
‘ begin under the regular drill schedule _
‘ .Which was abandoned during'July and
August by general orders. Plans~ al-
ready are made for the most intensive
training. _ Captain Eairchild, of H com-
pany. has notified all his men to tip-
‘pear next Wednesday night. prepared
for instruction in bayonet drill. riot
‘ 'dutyddll and close order work. ’
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following new patents were is-
sued August 6, 1918, to the inventors
:of the state. List furnished from the
foflicc of A. M. Wooater. solicitor of
patents. 1115 Main street, Bridgeport,
Conn: ‘
Alexander W. Limont,
making projectile bands.
Giovanni Haccagni, Bridgeport, rail-
way tie and rail fastener.
Andrew L. Rikcr, Bridgeport, wind
shield.
George E. Ball. Bridgeport. design,
ihandle of a spoon. fork. or similar art
I cc.
1 Thomas Steevnton, Bridgeport, die
for pressing sound records.
Walter E. Barnard, Hartford, con-
binod' typewrlting and computing ma~
. chine. '
Howard B. Robinson, Hartford, safe
ty pin. '
Leo B. Prelssner. Hartford. carpen-
ter's chalk line.
Charley E. Bradshaw. Waterbury}
Farm.
W Ralph Sanford
gfliwmer street. Nor-walk.
.rawford, Joseph Myron
‘West street, New Canaa
Crowley, Alfred M.
' 11 1:2 Raymond St. So. Norwalk.
Gates. Frank Joseph
82 Water 81.. South Norwalk.
Genuarlo. Salvator P.
18 High street. Norwalk.
Golden. John Joseph
Parkes Ave, Noroton Heights, Box
02, Burton.
Hall. Russell Allen
Logan street, Rowayton.
Hammond. George Thomas
10 Hanford PL, South Norwaik.
chlfey, Thomas l".
17 Grandvtew Ave. Norwalk.
Holmes, William F. .
‘Bartlett avenue. Norwalk.
Hughes. John E. _
13 1-2 Haynes Ave, St. Catherine.
Ontario. .
lsnacs, Clarence
1 Scuth avenue. New Canaan.
Jaffe, Hyman
37 Fort street. East Norwalk.
Lent, Wesley Edward
278 Park street, New Canaan.
i.onchak.Joseph _
19 Day street. South Norwaik.
Molorano, Peter
'40 Oak street, South Norwalk.
Mead. Samuel Russell
3 Edlle avenue. East Norwaik.
lddlcbrook. Farnham D. ,
West Rocks road. Norwallt.
Muro, Angelo James
8 Hazel street, Not-walk.
McHale. Walter Lynch
Siauson street. Darlen.
McMahon, John Wilfred
50 France street, Norwaik.
Novnkowski. K8830?
2 Delaware street. Norwallt.
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Bridgeport,
South Norviralk. buckle_
- John Petra. Waterbur , . '
Locust Hill. Baden, Box 204. screen. - 5' Window
Palinkas, John J.
ll Church street,
Pinneri, Joseph
30 Main street, Norwailt.
Quinlan. Joseph .
RED. Darlen, Ferndale, Norwalk.
Ronald. Robert James \
57 Winfield street, East Norwaik.
Rubey. Edwin T. .
12 Academy street. Nor-walk. ‘
Smith. Earl H. ‘ .-.,
96 Ely avenue, South Net-walk.
Sterling, John Shaw
Henry Muller, Waterbury, emery
cloth holder. ‘
Harold M. DeCraw. New London,
bridge for submarines.
‘Grant E. Edgar, New London. stor<
age battery installation.
, Noah E. Lucas, Norwich, under- '
,clei'irer roll. . .
1 Logan E'Page. New Britain, door
locking means. . '
WilburL.’ Shepard, Elmwoorl (z).
clutch. ‘ ‘ '
‘ South Norton:
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Trade Mark: ' ‘
_ Bristol.
' 30 Fairileld Ave..—South Norwalk. l E. Ingraham ~ Company,
Sunlch. Charles ,- ~'clocks. _ ,
Mabackenio Heights, So. Norwalk. /
Tar-lav. Samuel . ,
' 126‘ Washington St.,_ So. Norwnlk. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. August 29.
—-F. C. Roberts, special agent in
r
charge of the United States Employ-
ngngw co gsnlsed and a number of Forest 273 Main street. Not-walk.
. , , , , _ _ . ., , ~ (Ta ior, enneth Lewis , ment Service here. has announced that
SIGNED “o9 “19.". has; than recommended, as; V3111: zandt so, East Norwalk. within a short time several thousand
--— '9’ appointmen em. ‘ th-‘ulgk’ Peter J, .women will be registered and ready to
coauthored; surf 89.--Carlos
Holcomb.- son of, Sta'phttornev Wal-
toi- Holcomb "or. doth-instep. and er1 Eb
n
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8,000 mmasrsna nsnonma'r.‘
nephew of , wasnmorron; Aug. far-smut.
! ‘ Sed-
go to the United States to help in‘
war work.
The wtimen. assist! as themen, are -- '
being classified in such-a way that
color types'of workers can be .
supplied to meet any particular re-
quirement. Hr. Roberts said that a
considerable number of the. women
who are enrolled have had :Molent
new igniting to 3m ,zthens i.) .
96 Lexington Ave. South Norwalk.
ZsrgespWilliam L.
Nozth Taylor Ava,
eiin -- Francesco
14 Snowden Ava, SoutthorWalk.
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The Evening Sentinel will appear
Monday-ramming, Labor Day. in-
' "~ ” , time. Advertise
South Norwaik.
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