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We are near-4|. as fares the neuut telephone.
The Hatch f6 Bailey Co.
Mm rows HARTFORD nose. 1
.nanrroso. Sept. chum
‘ceused cancellation of the dual day's;
(hand Circuit card at. Charter at,
Park. which included tied a
Hands, M. The horses were shipped
dow Season
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‘Crowder emphasised the need of speed
land who are not in the military. diplo-
DRAFT: DRAWING
BY OCTOBERI
Mead If. lll'lt POGO-l
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In his talk with the newspaper cor-
respondents yesterday HMOFGOB\
and, at the same time, save concise.
definite information as to the step by
pie; process which will select resis-
trants. '
Registration Non Thundly.
The first step to be taken by all
those subject to the calms is that all
male petioles in the UM States who
reached their eighteenth birthday and
have not yet reached their forty-sixth
matic or consular service are to go
to the designated place and register
next Thursday. This process of regis-
tration is simple and involves ENDS
name. use. color. occupation, address
and nationality. After registering the
THE CHILIAN PEOPLE
sanrlaco. Chili. Sept. {(By Cable
' match between Mabel Trash and Miss to the Committee on Public informa-
tion).——The attempt of German crews
individual has no further move to?
me until he gets his questionaIre. l
' By Saturday of next week General
iCrowder expects that the complete:
registration returns will have been tel-3
Syracuse. N. Y.. which has a to destroy their interned ships in Chit. egraphed to him. The questionaires:
Circuit meet next week.
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Prospect Hill, Norwallt
Founded by Elisabeth B. Mend. 1888.
A boarding and day scbol for girls.
young boys admitted to day school.’
This offers sane and sound traininl in the total “my,“ of aniline vessels 1, receive questionnaires within a H.” he knew himself entitled to it.
elementary and academic subjects un-
of excellent teachers.
partmcnt.
court.
Upper
school offers general and
Household Science taught In a real
house with a real kitchen. A course
in war, hooking, arranged for house.
wives If“ dadrqu. A gwsldent
pdpils may be admit ed to this course
The lower school includes the in
adults..ng 17 and 'KIndergar»
ten Ilepartmoill. Children are taught
how to study slid lay a good founda-
tion for their later high school woris
The Kindergarten and Primary De
pertinent for girls and young boys
Arrangements made for meéilnl:
children at the trolley and for SW“
ing lunches.
I
‘oi Lillian Sherwood Newkirit. Gym-
nastics and folk dancing in all grades.
September 18th. ‘
Miss Margaret R. Brendlluger, A. B.
Miss Vida Hunt Francis. B. 1..
ian harbors. on Tuesday night, has
caused a sensation and a wave of in-
dignation has swept through Chili. The
plot to destroy the ships apparently
was carefully arranged, as crews in
three different ports acted simultan-
eously,” using dynamite to disable the
machinery of their vessels.
The German sieamships interned in
(‘liilian ports number thirty-two. while
titty-seven. The tonnage of the steam-
Nsw scbbol 230000
Seven of the steamshlps were dam-
of Valparaiso. and two. the Karnak. of
7,044 tons gross, and the Thessalia. of
lal (‘ ll tory 6.047 tone gross. were lying off Auto. hopes the registrants will not my“. the camps between October )5 and Novem. Name
Willi“c courses. ’0 93° Diem" i'agasla one of the chief nitrate ports seven do ,
. ' allowed but d
lrcviews a specialty. New course In of Chili. ‘ y“ rcspon '5
Feeling among the (Thilisu people
against the German outrage is running
high. and this sentiment Is reflected in
the editorial columns of the loading
newspapers. ' ‘
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palliative RESIGNS.
,then will be sent out by the local:
[boards without waiting for timber de-i
lvelopment of the general plan of op“
oration. The plan of sending 5 per;
.cent of the ouestiousircs out a day
_. whll'll prevailed in the last draft is re-i
1 carded too slow. i
1 Registrants may therefore expect to
few days after they have. registered.‘
litter the best auspices. Large faculty ships" mid sailing “”619 F“"“$°‘.rbese uuesllonaires must be answered gauged and 1.9, would be placed in
land returned after being sworn to by
lbmmm‘ wm‘ “"9”“ "mm“‘m sited. Four were anchored in the her the rcgistpents. The low compels this
tand separate study balls for each de- bor of t‘orral, where there is a strong answer ‘0 be made within seven;
Beautiful grounds, tennis German element: one was at the now
days lifts; receipt of the questionalro.1
:‘but Provost Marshal General Crowderj
speedily as possible. Return of the,
ouestlonaires in three days would me“
that much time for the government in’
its stupendous task of classifying the
33.000900 registrants. l
Esarnptlen Claims Necessary. i
The *questlonaires are in printed
l . MICE REPORT. form; comprising sixteen pages, am
4
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this aerlolis question the pmtection‘ “‘9 registrants econumit'. social and "w“ M" “dmmedly be complicated by
1 and the preservation of the crown and‘ occupational status.
the dynasty in at stake."
The address was given at
form question. .
"The Government." he laid.
elders that its task is to bring to in
in the July message."
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‘ "As all the sons of the fathom-land:
are defending theI fatherland. there is call upon the registrant or some other
inow no question of social discrlmlns
ties at the next election.
the
opening of discussion by the com‘
Chorus class in charge inittee‘ on the Prussian franchise rt».
u com
; call for a series of answers to detailed
iqueetions‘ which cover every tingle of]
irony bo-puszledinnlakin: out the an-
swers. but this matter “in be explain-
‘od more fully within :l it'u' days. and
i arrangements will in» made for any lu~
. boards In answering Questions.
,lnlemted person to answer the ques-
"The object is one which I under, lion: "no you claim exemption or d...‘ men under arms here and abroad.
ttook to achieve when 1 accepted of. ferrcd clmillcution?"
l lice. and upon which I intend to stand.
'or fall. but it is no question of minis-
iterlal responsibility In the ordinary
;poiltical sense. lily honest conviction
. is that with this serious question the
.‘pwtection and the reservation of. the
it was first expected that this ques-
tion would not be asked by the govern-
..ment and that the registrant's statute
as set forth through other answers in?
ernmeni to judge whether he was on-
‘dlvidual registrant to have the advice,
|. . .
iFall term begins 9 a. m. WednesdeI'. mm,“ the royal pledge expressed.“ designated ofliclals of the local
The new questionnaires. like the old,“
Tristram. & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Seaseuebie Suggestions all ’llollllil Illt’. Store
New Offerings in the Suit Department.
Dress Goods of Many Fabrics, Patterns and
Shades.
Hosiery for Men. Women and Children with
Some Special Values.
Woven Underwear of Medium Weights for
. all the Family. ‘ , ”
Carpets, Rugs, tDraperies, Curtains, Window
Shades.
H. Klieger 81 C0.
Outfitters for Men,
Women, Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
if for reasons of patriotism or prido‘ NEW TELEPHONE! INSTALLED ~
he refused to claim exemption though
nu. Seventeen Stations Placed In Service
in Nemalls Recently
I _...._..
‘ Following is a list of new tele-
limo and'lubor would be lost, phones that have been ltlialied since
First Man Go in October. the issuing of the last llat. Cut this
it is expected that the out men of out and tussle in the back of your at
the new draft will be started for the rectory,
mately his status would be accurately?-
t‘lass lV. But meanwhile, valuable
l‘but mu” discomfort to the motile introduction of general. end suf-
ALL DRESESS' _
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' ' I ' .. '. t'i'rberefo . en var to and a road
l ‘ ,thst thud-{ten smut-standing. The
n l S cr0 ;Governtusnt sees no possibility of ap-
' iproving the bill in the form in which
' lit polite from the lower house. i ful-
ly appreciate the scrupica regarding
icrown and the dye sty are nt‘dl‘ke.
titled to deferred classification or ex-
emptlon. Bat it was found that this
plan, although it spared the reglhtrant
the embarrassment of actually claim-
ing deferred classification when he
”rage. .but at the present time these, wss‘ontitled to it. would have greatly
of the indoor worker.
lacruplea must give way to greater
With our tinted lenses the moat‘~taaks. namely. the protection of the
awhich the government hopes to cell
. - . most precious treasures of our politic
sensitive eye suffers no discomfort
cal "‘0'“th dynasty and ‘he CI‘OWTL out the new BHQCUVGS.
\‘l‘be Government will exercise no urea-l The registrant is therefore expected
inure on you." | to state whether he claims deferred
l classification or exemption and to state
! on what grounds.
l All interested person such as the
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THAMER§
Oculists. Optometrists, Opticians]
Still iii um;
.... mm i "ill will iiiii
upon Sat. Eve. till 9 p '0 M ‘97 iDon’t Stay Gray! Here's An oltMlme
; deferred classification for any regis-
trant. even though the latter does not
put in such a claim.
itself may. for ransom? of the national
Reclpe‘that Anybody Can Apply
lion or deferred classification of a reg-
istl'nllt.
Making Claim Aida Government.
l ‘ l The use of Sage and Sulphur for 're-
! , ,. ‘ - -. ~ ' storing faded. gray hair to its natural
( . ‘ " color dates back t '
I ° grandmothers ~ Gen. Crowder did not discuss this
* time. She used it'to has her hair
beautifully dark. Iiiossy :l'ld attracyi $13931?“ matter ”‘tew’y' but dell—
, tlve, Whenever her‘heir took on that urination may be expected
dull. faded or streakEd appearance. later. The plangLGen. Crowder is to
. this simple mixture was applied with “plain officially one phase at a time in
iwonderful ‘euect; . . . order that the public mind may absorb
‘ that before taking in the next step in
4. Butbmwiog at home is mussy and
the general proceeding.
The fact-elicit a registrant does not
met-“stasis. : Nowadays? «by 'isiting’gt
‘ any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of
’r“Wyethjs.§age‘ 5nd,,_8ulphur . Com-
mon Willllei ’~
- «c
A representative of the government,
interest, put in a claim for the exemp-j
claim exemption or deferred classifiersJ
oils slitting maths: -
Monticello» ,~
All Day Tomorrow f
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found," you will get this famous ol'd
'preparation, improved by the addition
let other ingredients. whichycan be tie:
[pended upon to restore natural color
' and beauty to the iinir.
It Well known down town druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
lend evenly that nobody can tell it has
sponge or sbft brush with it and drew
‘,Ihll through your hair. taking one
{lofrsndvat it; time. (lay morning the
gray haifftllsappeim. and after an-
er: 9
Signage; and .Snlphur c
'e: asunder what‘grgg
913““ applied, You aim?” dampen a”ltxltlwors to the detailed questions in
.‘-.
or exemption when in reality he is. His;
titled to this deferred niacsidcetlou.‘
whereas his previousy-ntetemen’t'thai
l
he does not claim it petite naturally
lead to the‘opposite mmum._ .
For example. and with toenail";
the-suestbnuaire would show him one}
munition. which is difficult to obtain!
,When General Murguia'a troops cap-l
"lure the bandits who burn trains and‘
loot towns, he orders them strung up
,to the nearest telegraph poled Pass-t
recently reported having seen 35 bod-
|it-r- hanging from telegraph poles along
[the Mexican Central Railroad. 1
3 When Villa last attacked the state“
capital here. General Murguia order-
?od more than too of Villa's partisans.
twlthin the city. hanged to the cotton-
iwood trees In the Alameda. Last week;
a paymssier of the army.‘ who was‘
ting from a limb on one of the princi-l
lpai streets. ~
! WATERBURY BRASS PLANT
IN REGEIVERG’ HANDS
* HARTFORD. Sept. il.-—Lste yesl’er-
day afternoon It was learned that the
!Connecticut Brass and Manufacturing
company of Waterbury had gone into
receivership. William H. Coverdale of
Coverdele and Golpitz, consulting enn
glueers of 44 Broadawy. New York.
has been appointed receiver, and At-
tomey General Reinhardt co-receiver.
i ’ The company has lorge contracts for
shale. It is' undentood that or re
organization ilwl be attempted. It
icould not be learned this afternoon
what the assets and liabilities were. i
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tion. even though he is clearly entitled.
to it. does not'mean’that be will lose
the privilege of having his case iudsed .
on its merits. ‘Bdt it will mean that
hé_ may complicate the government's
work by mailing it appearv'tha-t he is
TOKIO. Sept. 6.~The Tokio munici-l
polity has decided to send the prii‘lcl~I
pals of ‘slx municipal elementary;
schools to the United States on a tour
or inspection. The party. headed by
Mr. Mariya. chief of the educational.
‘sectlon of the TokioMunicipal Bonn].
will visit various parts of the, United
not entitled to deferred classification (States, returningoi'b Japan after tcnl
months. 'The 3 up is the first of its.
kind to be" sent abroad by the-City of;
Tokio‘. . _ > 5
Tnoswioii ‘fANn cannons. ,
' - g _ more“ save or cancel
. WFORQ, Sept. . 694‘»?ch of j
lbw is e rostrum Wormwood
j _ ionick‘tciieflyilflnfiof” '-
An Overland car broke. down on
Main street early last evening. and
was towed ‘0 Bclwerd & Buttery's
retarded the 3pm“ up process by‘engers arriving here from the south stress.
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Bills lllllll YOUR
' llliilllll, IJSl Sills
wife or child or employer. may claim 3M" in his “Win“ '3‘ mm“ “3'“? if Your Back Hurts or Bladder Betti.
ere, Drink Lots of water
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
bi of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which re
moves the body’s urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ-
ity. The function of the kidneys is
to filter the blood. In 2i hours. they
strain from it 500 grains of acid‘ and
waste. so we can readily understand
the vital Importance of keeping the
kidneys active. '
Drink lots of water-you can’t drink
too much; also get from any pharma-
clsf, about four ounces of Jet! Salts:
take artablespoonful in a. glass of wa-
ter before breakfast, each morning for
a few daysand your kidneys will act.
fine. This famous salts is made from
the cold of grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with ilthia. and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
neutralise the acids n urine so it no
longer is a source of irritation- ““15
ending bladder weakness. ‘
Jud Salts is inexpewVei cannot 1“
jum; may”. I ([9113th SEEMS!“
Nerwlch'eudthe tend'siprsguehevemmWw-mk Which. everyone
keep
Tr!
new and iii.“ .2 ’39-
Tel. .\'0.
bar l. Gen. Crowder explained yestery 9- 5- ““3"" 03 ACCOUNT
thy that to meet the army's October 8 Harriet street. info: 0?“ I cant
man power call he would have to drum-7v "0“” “TWO“. *3: _ J
on new material brought in by the‘ 39 Gregory Boulevard 12394
dull. General Chowder has a com- 1‘ 1“ Conright. r SATURDAY . 4
'pentlvelv small number of men left ‘3‘ ““0“ "91“"? 17”
from the August 24 call of 2i-yesrold lirs. Anna Ehrlenbach,
regigujntg. 78 Main swat 61‘ ME _
General Crowder hopes to have all N- S.‘Ferguson.
the I‘Pzim‘anls classified by January 13 3'- 10“ We“ 7 ““3 Top sirloin ....... also
1. The tank of classifying 13,000,000 wm' 1" “hm" ' Lun Beef. no bone ----- M
17 1’9- South M‘l“ “Ml 632': Hamburger.....................~‘.l00
“0in H. “Mum". Che d Meat ........ 360
A i ~ . l determining the status of men bofwoen Pitc - -
(“m ed y my 32 and 46 because these men have a ll Plait “met 169‘ 507M": Spring L00 0' Limb. 33. ‘0“
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closer relationship to the industries of 690' 1' illrmilton. 77‘ Lamb Chops .............. 40, 4v°
"‘9 country and the maiority have 38"}:"1 avenue Lamb Stew .............. the
family ties. On the other hand classi- c. ' “ m' T 2 out. Bacon ............ are
tying the men below 21 will be easy. Iii Taylor avenue " "' Best Bacon .................. . we
The entire plan of classifying all ”m". 1"“ “’"mm" W8 gene» Cured Him ............ see
{registrants will he completed in 100- 83 “min” "r"? ° ECeIii'ornia Hams ......... 27o
days. if the hopes of the Provost Mar‘loseph Oddo. ’ 3 2 ‘ Fancy Fowl: Mo; Broilers 50¢ per lb.
‘ shill General are realised. By January ' 030033-02?” _ 3 l Prime :cavy Beef .............. 3::
LI i t , ' tFresh ape .....................
‘ l s expec ed the-re will be 4.000.000? 2° “00d street 302 Go" Medal Butter .............. 65c
* “r" E" C 0"“ 2 J ‘ Brooltfleld Butter ............. -.. 52c
' _' 6 High street '5‘- .
' Premier Yacht Club and My Wife’s
Hanging Replaces Frank Pierce, Slia ti D’reeslng.
Meltlcun Firing Squad.“ 9'“ H‘" “0"" 175““ Mayonnaise, Blue Ribbon Salad om.
-—---—-v- lNIss Bessie A. Semple, . ‘ Will ....... 35c and l5¢
. CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mexico, $9th the Flux lllll Road , Hull-Ir. ‘ _ v
the uuestlonslro wOuid permit the gbv. 5-~-~lianxlng has replaced firing squad Clarence W, Van, Jr., Everything in groceries and fresh :9
executions In northern Mexico. 6"“ 35 Stevens street 252-4 etables. ,
oral Francisco Murgula prefers the IW l -~ ,. ‘
.rope to the bullet for disposing of con. . P“ ° °‘- ._____ . . ‘
'demned men. so he says It saves sin-i 72 Woodward avenue 19w kc‘
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Chernolt’s
76 N. Main St.
Tel' 583-2 "
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