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“liver Seas”
SHIV“ FLAGS .

15c 40c 75c

Also I complete stock of all
sizesinthereg'uluruervicem-

‘firct time since the National Govern-
ment begun to make calls on this
state for men for service in the pre-

10 DEFERRED 8M8 sent war Connecticut finds itself un-
_.._._..__ fable to respond in full to the call for

Ruling Mgde For Appoint-L193 received from Wilmington re-
merits From ClVll Llfe cently. This. cull was for (last-e One
N, men and Mann Buckley finds that the
“'g‘snlxtfl‘oy. Stpt. 17.- ilereaf- different draft boards in the state can
ter commissions iur ll.t‘ Staff Corpa' furnish only 1,700.
directly ll‘Ulll civil life will he giveni
only '1‘ men in the dt'lel‘l‘t—d classes“ GLASTONBURY OFFICE HOLDER

I HARTFORD, Sept. 17.—I-‘9r the
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lllv \\-.l“ lwpurtint-nt announced yes-l
terday in n'moving the ball which hasl DEAD
htld up all t-ottiuiissions tor more than} HARTFORD Sept. 11.-—l‘ormel“

e. month pending the new tiralt. Thr- Representame Henry A. Kinne, of

restriction not only covers all Class 1 Glastonbury died suddenly“ Sunday
1 lut lstl 'littst‘ “In“... (it'l'tl‘l‘ed' . ' _ w

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clflflficanon Is on an industrial m”night. Ht was in the (flue al A p?

All in.”." in lhOl. and had been registrar of

l“»'_".l mltmu' t illld. HIPII

Class 1 must be first inducted bl‘loltliUf voters since 1894. He was sm‘entr‘ :

rcn: ilflfil tn \.'ll be glint to theiri

ditioils you l'nlllL' the l>rU£lllCP oi t‘Ulll-
nitssicn: in the tuture as announced
yesterday:

(ll) Qlltlllllt‘tl incn betwcen the afll'r‘
of 18 and 43 belonging to thc deterred
classifications on grounds other than
findustrial. occupational or employ-
'ment. including amiculture. may be
commissioned direct lroni civil life by
'the neuul procedure.

f l (b) Mm in omu. c having my...
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cal disqualifications that would pre-
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

vent them from being drafted as
lit'oup A men for L't’lll’I'Jl service, but
William .I. Nolan, ol‘ New Tanaan
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avenue. Sunday.

16 So. Main St.
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otherwise qualified for commissions iii
certain duties. may be commissioned
direct from civil “to by the usual pm
cedure.

(c) Men who are “llllln (‘lass ].
Group A. or who would be classified in
Wines 1, Group A, except for industry,

occupation or employment. including
agriculture. qualified for general servv
ice. betwren the ages of IR and lift.
must be fitst inducted into the service
before consideration will be given to
Itheir appointment as officers.

 

Dr. Harry liei‘fernan has returned
to his office, which has been closed
for u 'wetk because of the death at
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The Sykes oMtorSales (‘o., in North
Main street. are closing out. Mr ‘GUGAR AS WINTER
Sheldon will take care of the Max- FOOD' FOR THE BEES,

“P“ cart. m Norualk. luling That Hives May Be Supplied,
l in Spite of Scarcity.

wEreglaam and Inccutcles repair. The scarcity of sugar should not de-
ed. lenses duplicated. Prices the low-tier: heel-keepers from gamut; tail: 6:1-
, , . omce "1'an septum er on o r.
0‘" ‘31 Chm“ BM“ laaid an official of the Food Depth-t.
=lnent yesterday. Bees must have
Corporations 1“ ”“5 internal re""'.vltnly of stores in order to winter
nue district are receiving capitnl- well. The important reason for feed-
otocktax blanks for filing their an int: ““8“ in semantic? is ‘0 90900"-
ital-stock returns. also for paying the “5" ”Nam" A celony Of Old be”

.carrietl over winter does not come
tax. which 5" d“? September 301h. through with the same strength and
-——-———'- ‘ rigor an a colony in which then I: a

The Oilicial Board of the First large number of youn‘ been. Ren-
Mt—thodist Episcopal Church will Iar feeding of two parts ouguulr dis-
.~ eolved in ”Hot“ parts water w stim-

mejn- at {:8 lulb:mfeson.wo?knmg: ulate breeding. The solution should
thnmu, ‘ em I ‘ R 0c ’ be heated to make sure the sugar is
portant business is ‘0 be tranuaCIEd, thoroucltly tllrsolvcd. but not allowed
and all member; are desired. .to burn. Along late in October. the
' sunar solution can be reduced to halt

Herman Lerotv Jones of East HamD‘ and half sugatr'nnd ““9“ .
An average colony of bees requtres

ton. father of Philip Home Leroy from twenty-five to thirty pounds of
Jones, who was drowned in the stores for “m“. but nrely more
Sound, Sept. 12, a mile and ‘a hall“ than half thin need be artificially sup-
I‘l‘om the shore lit Bayvme, 1.1., of- plied. This Illifllllfl, then. that from

. . r lieu to fifteen pounds of sugar will
{Erlb‘lfood T213131. the “cove yr meet the probable l‘ootl requirements
0 e y o 'I .

of a hive of b908,

01.. H; Decker, Jr.. of Hanlord] BRITISH FLAG RAISED.

.~ _ “fled in. VANCOUVER. B. (‘.. Sent. 17.—~0ne
pme’ 8”” “"7““ “$2811”? 0 lot the islands which vnhntmar Ste-
manhunt-“memes a a o ‘ 8“ 'lfunsson found in the Arctic region is

reported ‘0'” duty 3‘ the Brooklyn labout the site. of Ireland, the explorer

NuVy Yard, yesterday morning. tak-l EPld today. The British {lag was rais-

.ing an early train from South Nor- ed June 19, 1915, on this land. Which

walk for that WWW 'ls in what formerly was called: the

' Gustav Adolph Sea. ”

' Stefansaon arrived last nightNrom

The Men‘s Christian Industrial the NM) and toda continue his

League will attend the mid-week set-i tourney to Victoria. where he will

vice of the rum Methodist Episcopal make at ”Port; to "I" fan“?! G3:

ernmen on S t‘xper ODCPS 9

Church on Thursday eveninl this Arctic tor a. period of are and one-
week. Mrs. F‘runlt Hadley will ht?

half years.
the soloist. The “bloc! will be ”-1 Starker Storkerscn. Stefansson's
5; 1.1—3“, “Pu-glue of sour Groped"; lieutenant. anti four llll'll now are car-

There will be no empty unto, but ryintz out their chief‘s plans In the par
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9 Tint I. Buy [or the Home Drew-trainer to Carry Out in

\ 18 m I01 each «1 mt atom III—tuber:
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HAVANA, Sept. l7.r~«~Eniullmcnt un-‘4

der the law calling (‘uban citizens
from the age of twenty-one to twenty-
eight for compulsory military service,
was heavy yesterday. The number of
registrants will not be known until
the expiration of the ninety-day period
allowed for registration,

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25 WASHINGTON ST.

RREhERVING JARS

00TH GLASS TOPIAIOI AND £00110“ JARS
1.2 Pints, Pluto, Quart: and 2 Quark.

JELLY GLASSES WITH TIN COVERS.
J'ISER JELLY CONTAINERS.
SEPARATE “SON AND GLASS COVERS.

AND JUMBO OAR. RINGS.

WIRE CAN INC RACKS AND JAR LIPTSBS.
ALUMINUM FRUIT PILLS”. '

Albert F. Gehebe

TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER TO 527.

PAROWAX.
24 LB. PAHILY SCALES.

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FOR‘ SALE.

mIOIIOITBILATE

WILLIAH T. RAYMOND, 20

LOB-B LAID, 16 300! ROW WITH ALL CONVEN-

IENCE. LARGE BARN. amt:
NARRALADSHADI TREE.
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The City National Bank

South Norwulk, Conn.

Am your vuluubles, papers and

looted? Hove you c Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per your, in our
modern Soto Deposit Vault. We will also not as custodian oi
your Liberty Bond: without charge ,if you desire.

Our chingl Department pays 4 per cent. per year.

C ‘en a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.

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CENTRAL HOTEL

the day or weak. Siam heated, electric
Fina Out. clinched; ullo Restaurant. Ituliun

J. DISESL, Proprietor.

Tel. 1555.

IOU. CANNOT

clad to insure you-cult:
vino you would not
moo. The same
prompted you to
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lsh you perhaps to this 0‘ ‘0
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IS NWTON IT.
Tel. “9.

A NEW LINE OF
NECKWEAR

flutter in not and organdy. muted, hematitchod and embroid-
ered, medium length and the long orou-ovor style . 500— $1.“
ring Georgette, crepe de chine and orgaudy Dollars in medium
undlarge,rounduudsailcrahape boo—$220
Oollcr and cm Sets of wash satin, Georgette, pique and rallied
A variety of White and Colored Bunting and for collar: or
260—69c per yd.

Satin, PiqueoudOrgcndyRollOollm boo—$1.00
Block Net Venice: and Collars ISM—$1.50

J. I. MALLETTE

soc—$1.75

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At our request, they will call
cabinet and automatic.

Demonstration

Miss Marie Crane and Mrs. Illa. Wheeler come to us
from the manufacturer for one week, beginning Sept. 16th.
upon you to domontrtmte, with—
outchnrge, the right way to our. for your line furniture, plum

Hartford and Fulton's American band
of Waterbury will play at the Dan-
burv Fair, Oct. 7 to 12. Among the
special features at the concerts girl:
on by the Waterbury will be patriot.
ic and popular songs by little Miss

! wasnmorox, Sept. l7.—-Prlmury This mum, difficult to
campaign expenditures of candidates
for Congress in New York, Illinois.
Ohio. Michigan. West Virginia and
several other states are undér lflfisti-

gallon by the Department of Justice

tumors.

owners, is solved simply, economically and permanently by
Him Orane‘cud Mrs. Wheeler. Their urvioeu are furnished
and guaranteed by us, no obligation routing upon our cutt-

Thelma, the twelvetyear-old daughter
of Leader Burt L. Fulton. Notwith-

standing her extreme youth, Miss Ful-

. ing election expenditures.
ton sings both operatic and cluesical“ .
music. Her voice It; rich and sweet‘ 80th Republican and Democrat can

and she has a range of three octavesfididmes are understood to be among

- ‘ those whose accounts are to be In-
let! to hl h E
trom E below the s g quire d into.

above. and sings with little aflort. ‘

‘to ascertain whether there were vio-
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FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

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Every Man. Appreciales

The new models of SHOES that we are showing for this FALL
and WINTER. The combination of good looks, comfort and
caring qualities makes us new friends and keeps our old ones.

VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME.

Satisfactory Hosiery for Men, Women

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31»me Street. .80th ROI-walk. -»
BUGS TRANSFORM
'\ A BOOK

as nothing else doea. They add
the necessary touch of color-
cbarm which nukes a robot
hospitable uud homelike. Our
rugs embrace Ill tho
mundcd designs cud include

any unique bottom and color

combinations to harmonize with ’
your home surroundings.
'0 chow no our cute-ii" ni-

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ATTORNEY AT LAW '
Late Examiner U. S. Paton! 0!!!”

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Sand tor Booklet o- Patcutu .. “
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THE NEW SCREW

DEFINITION OF CHIROPM

Chlropructlo is the definition O
cause or the dice”. cud the
adjusting the some. Disease In
by a wrench. twin or cpmln h ..
back. Even if done In ch11“ '
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or c the mm «and '
highs. ' .
hlropmcton remove the m
dlueue and putu. health I:
through harmonizing the nor‘Vo. ‘ .
tema in your body. Mill no“

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given special utteutlon: duo m

tore oi the spine. You will may...
mt giving the Chh-oprcctor o M‘
to help you. "
Magnetic treatments liven uh.

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Graduate from Palmer “he?

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