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The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll No. 1882 For grading and
paving Thirty third street from north
line Of Michigan avenue 10 the sough
curb line OF Warren avenue.
Roll No. 1853. For grading and
paving Thirty-hfth street from tho
north line Of Michigan avenue Go the
south curb line OF DcvereauN street.
paving section No. 1. Wiidemere ave-
nue., from the north line OF Hogarth
avenue TO the south curb line Of
Whitney avenue.
and paving section No. 2, Wildemere
avenue. from the south curb lire of
whitney avenue 10 the south curb
line Of Maidstone avenue.
Roll No. 1856. For grading and
paving alley No. ass being the east
and west alley between Michigan
avenue and Jones street. from %,
line OF Fifth street.
Roll No 1857 For grading and
paving alley No se4. being the alley
IN block between Kenilworth and
line Cf John r. street 10 the west
line OF Brush street.
Ron Ne, So, isss For grading and and
Atkinson and Edison avenues.
paving alley No. SO. being the alley
IN block between Clairmout and At
kinson avenues. from the west curb
line Of Second avenue TO the east
curb lno OF Third avenue.
Roll Ne. lSgo -,IF For grading 94nd
In block between Kirby aud Ferry
avenues. from the east line ~ 81
Antoine street TO the west line OF
Ha stiuEs street.
paving alley No 500, being tho alley
in block between Virginia Park and
Euclid avenue, from the east line ~
HAM lton boulevard 20 the vcst line
Roll No 1892. For grading and
paving alley No $50. being the alley
In block between West Grand Boule-
ward and Lothrop avenue. from the
east line ~ Hamilton Boulevard 20
the west line Of Third avenue.
Roll No. 1898. For grading and
paving alley 40 $50 being tho alley
in block between Hamilton and Mont
clair avenues. from the north lire -
Waterloo street =" Tho south line of
CharlevoiX street.
RON so 1sat Tor grading and
in block bounded rv second. First
Howard sud Nnhott streets.
Roll 80 l.9' 'gr grodiuf and
fir.t north of and parallel 10 Holden
avenue. from fhe west line of Lincoln
avenue TO the east limo of Trumhnii
non 40 1906 For grading md
paving alley 40 57g being the aliev
hrst west ~ and parallel 90 tinc0lu
avenue, from the east line ~ WHdc
avenue TO the south lire of West
Grand boulevard
Fart 4 iz due uu1 pas able Within.
daNs from date or this uotff Iart7
Q. aud q become due and uavahle in
one two and three years res ncctlVeit
frDfu the date ~ This notice. together
with interest at tic rIte of \ urr
cent from the date ~ tho conNrVa-
ton pt this roll
Eithcr 81 said parts may hr Naid
Within so days from the date OF the
notice without Interest
n either ~ said pats ono. two
three or four shall not Re paid when
they become due d Per cent PENALTY
and interest AZ tho rate ~ pcr cent
from the date of confirmation 81 the
Assessment will be added. and tho
premises assessed viii be advertised
and soid 80 provided hv law
MAN G. KOCH,
! B-5sa CITY Treasures.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
SWITZERLAND
APOLOGIES

BERLIN (Via Wireless to Say.
ville), Jan. 2S--The Swiss govern
ment today formally apologi1ed 10
Germany for the action OF Swiss
students and other persons In tear
ing down the German flag from the
consulate at Lausanne.
The German foreign ONCE has de.
manded a further investigation OF
the act and has demanded that the
flag be hoisted again and protected
by the Swiss authorities.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
Classified
Rates..
Cent a
Word

Cash with order. n charged.
line
No transient advertising inserted
for less than i6c with cash: lSc IL
charged per insertion.
The above ratas apply TO all classi-
dCBtions except Births. Cards or
Thanks Obitunrtni Meeting Notices
and al aGr preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
cnarRe. s6c for 20 words or less. over
Eb words one-aud -one-thtTd cents for
each extra I'd.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

MOhhA OIhE n
from Mcclellan avenue TO Cooper
avenue, where not already opened as
public street and highwL.-.
To ninan Bros. Peter J. Boeye, F.
Pitt William Scharmau. J.. r. Dier-
leclti. G, COucke Chiera g. Vier. 9.
X. Baclus, Herman Smith, Il. NJ.
Cooper, n. r. cooper, Ellen O. Gable.
Nerthman, and 10 all other persons
owning, occupying or otherwise in
torested In any OF tho lots and
premises included In the following
Detroit Wayne County, Michigan,
fO-Wit.
Lots 6 TO t2. both Inclusive. block
30; lots l. 2. 3. .. l3. l4 and l5, block
crv'eWW W sa6 6 and and IL Of Spo' - r. OF t5s Nv
Lots 32 90 40. both Inclusive,
SpIaEue and NIsgcr's sub. OF lots
10 Is. inclusive. OF William 3. and j.
v Morsns sub. Of part OF L. C.'s 10
lots gls, 217 21s. the north 1725
IT, OF lot 2l9. the south 2a 10 ft Of
lot l2l lots 222, 223. 22s and lots 275
OF part of the r. G.. OF J.. Q. 1872 and
o. l.. 23 OF Toms and Buffers sub
OF sec ]. r. G. ~ u Cs 25l and 33T.
The Common Council OF the city ~
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district, herein above de-
sCrl bed. le benefited by the opening
OF Murray street from Mcclellan ave-
nuo 60 Cooper avenue. whore not al
ready opened. as "a public street ANA
highway. aud having resolved that
KLli5.5n of The damages awarded by
a verdict of % Jury In the Recorders
Court OF the CITY OF Detroit, I'm pur-
suaure OF proceedings under the pro-
visions OF Act 12l OF the Public Acts
OF 1883. as amended. be assessed upon
the owners and occupants OF the tax
eblc real estate included iu said dis
trlct- in proportion, as near as may
he 90 the advantage which each TOT
or parcel ls deemed 60 acquire hy
such opening.
Notice ls hereby given. that an as
Epssmcut has been made uplu all tho
lots and premises included lu said dis
trict and liable tu hu assessed for
said improFe Fement under the provi-
Hluus OF said public act and that e
roll OF s1iu assessment ls now com
plpf-d. and viii remain az the ASSESS
ure' office lu the city OF Detroit, Tor
~ days from tho date or the nrst
publication OF thif notice, that o..
from the date hereof until The STD
Hat hf February. 1915. Tor the inFpeC-
tfau of all persons concerned therein
and that The Board of Assessors VIII
meet on tho Ath day uf February.
1915. az 80 o'clock "a. m. a. their Or
fcr iu thc city Hall and viii remain
in session between tho hours Of TO-
o. u and - m. ON said day. and dur.
IuG the same hours. for three suc-
.reuivr HBEz thereafter. to hear any
person 0r persons desiring Co object
o. anv assessment ao made and 20
review and correct the same ~ COR
rrcfloua thereof be found necessary.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By GUSTANE j. ALBRECHT.
B-5s1 President
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
MOORE WITS
HISTORICAL
COMMISSION

Charles Moore. OF the Detroit Mu
scum OF Art, has resigned as secrc.
tary and editor Of The Michigan His.
tOrical commission. aud George NJ.
Fuller OF Ann Arbor. was named rs
his successor az a recent meeting
OF the commission In Detroit
Rumors are that Nina Humphrey
Vsrnum. assistant editor and Mrs.
Marie b. Ferrey, curator Of the mu-
scum. have also left the employ or
the commission The commission
ers say II Is just little family
trouble.r
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

The recent reopening OF the Psrt
sian opera was decidedly an event
for not only did the motor cars and
their human freight give the a..
nous Place do rOpera a most nm
warlike appearance, nut the seats
sold at prices ranging from $50 for
orchestra stalls 10 $1,000 for boxes.
the prohts going entirely for bel.
sian Rod Croes work.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFTCE
OF CITY TREASURER

Detroit. Mich, Jan. q, 1919
Notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons interested that there have been
fled ip this Office the following
named assessment rolls
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
Ordinance No. 325.A.

vi uiNdilNG W. DZO-A.
An Ordinance 60 amend paragraph
one, article "b," section one, chap
ter 1Sd, Of the Compiled Ordinances
Of the city Of Detroit for the year
1912, as amended.
1T IS HEREBY ORDAINED BY
TIE PEOPLE OF THE CITY or
DETROIT.
Section !. THAT paragraph ono OF
article "h section one. chapter Sc
uf the Compiled Ordinances OF the
city OF Detroit for the year 1912. as
amended. be and the same Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows.
tb) DRAYS AND CARTS. In a
line north and south Of the tracks on
jefferson avenue extending 15O feet
westerly from the west line OF First
street, measuring from the northeast
corner OF Jefferson avenue and First
street.
Sec. . This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved Jan %, 1916.
OSCAR p MARX.
Mayor.
B-5s0 City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF DETROIT.
Detroit, Mich, Jan. ~. 1916.
PROPOSALS FOR
UNLOADING GOAL

Sealed proposals. WI bo received
al this office up 10 2:30 p. m Tues
day, February 3. 1915. FOR unloading
$4,000 tons, more or less run OF mine
coal. during the year. from the canal
in Water Works Park. transferring
same 10 the coal sheds OF this De
partment
The Board reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids.
II. a. GIL.MARTlN.
B-a9J secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28


An Ordinance 20 repeal an Ordi-
nance entitled "An ordinance TO
regulate traffic upon streets or
Highways within the CITY of De-
troit where street railways inter
sect or cross steam railroads and
upon certain streets or Highways
where the same nre crossed nv
steam railroads." approved May 4.
1913.
TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
Section ! That an ordinance en-
titled "Au ordinance 20 regulate traf-
ic upon streets or highways within
the city Of Detroit where street rail
ways intersect or cross steam rail
roads and upon certain streets or
highways where the same are cross
ed by steam railroads. approved May
4, 1915 is hereby repealed.
Sec. .. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved Jan. %, 1915
OSCAR b MNRN.
Mayor.
Attest. RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-59i city Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

"I tftsI NfIIN ID F't''~
4'I LIZARDS and Pocket Sililard TIA
bles with the only genuine Monarch
cushions, new and r5FnOd eled al
moderate prices and easy terms.
also EUurlivs ana repasrtnE. Bruins.
wick Bhike- Collcnder Co. of Aichi.
Rar 100 NandOlph-Ht
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LINGS LATEST LIST
Get tho complete list by mail Those
win names omitted arc Leading
makes sold by our friends in the
Easy terms Of rental or sale
Milton, ln fine condition. sweet
,.,'n,,g, ''''.'.''''.'..N57 57lg
krakauer entirely rchnished 275
schiller BachmJuu, like new .. 1919
an"tuWau Gray ..,.'...-... 100
Decker Bros .................... %
Kingston. returned rcutal...... rs
'''.t .'....'.-.. p
.............. ............ l41
Ncwby & Evans. dne tone 49,. go
Nawhy a Evans. good a. new. 290
Grovcsteeu q Fuller. old and
poor ...... ..........t... 20
Nelson, entirely new ........... 130
kurt1 Bros, used less than
CIoush 4 Warren iiio
Folart NJ Gable full size .... 10
Crown. concert used ............ 2A0
N'Why & Evans, concert used. 515
Weber Bros returned rental 225
krakauer uuest style Of this
aF ilsllC MAKE. :-.....-.... alV
kohler s campbell ...,...... 80
Ling PIANO HOUSE
tThe Oldest
IS Library cor. Grand River
ave T.. over Mocauiey's book store.
CLARINET BARGAIN genuine But-
fct, low pitch "C," 10 KEYS. rings;
like now Special at Sl3 Weekly
payments GRlNNEIL Is n O $ %
Branch g. Monroe.
8ls3 BUYS wHEELOCK PIANO -
Regular $3.50 style, nne rosewood
upright. dun finish. FUN I-3 oc-
taves ivory KEYS, fine adjusted and
overhauledI small payments arr
ranged to suit your couVenitnce
GRlNNELL BROS. 2i5 Woodward
sTORAGE furniture. nearly new. bar
gain price. sumner Co. Mich a 4th
N2s RUYs AYERS Mahogany Upright
Piano. WAS 5000, rich. duh finish,
thoroughly oVcrhauled rich sweet
tone special this week Easy pay
ments. Call or write Immediately.
Wen exchange in "a wear N not sat
isfaotory GRINNELL BROS. 2i5
" oodvard
NsS FOR MAXWELL pIANO-was
&2IA. mahogany. thoroughly mod
ern splendid condition sweet. clear
tone Easy pay m"utH 20 suit Call
or write at once. GRtNNELL
BROS Branch 90 Monroe.
EvERYwOMAN' SHOP
viii sell you slightly. used wearing
apparel to advantage Tor you. Sec
ond floor Majestic Theater bldg
Grand 3si3-M
solo ALTO BAR8 tIN-"J W. York"
allyer-p plated. pearl iulaid valve
buttons inside bell and all points
FURNISHED. seal grain Bradley
leather ease, practically new. Reg
ulHr price S6i our price now SIS
Remarkable bargain GRTNNELL
BROS Branch. 80 Monroe
MANDOLIN BARGAIN Flat Gibson
style. rosewood finished back and
sides. nuH spruce top. used less
than two months So takes a. Como
1t once. GHlNNELL BROS Branch.
30 Monroe
8ODA FDI Nf11N nttuhru and pool
tabien. 20 wand second hand Geo
Marsh Co. 2 Farmer-st. " 2 terms
TYPEWRlTERs An new $50; rebuilt,
~ SIS un. Rent 81 mo up
eEx>H Agents Corona. weighs
9tl4yAt lhs omen sat. eve. tin 3
Nil. Detroit Type. Co. $50
%4.ts ~ Jeh or. Wood. Main 81 %
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
FINE HOME

North Woodward. Grst block. brick, s
rooms strictly modern steam hcqt,
lot ioNl27; garage S.. BOO fAltN-
ER. SCHINS a. FRY. Main 5000. 7OS
Majestic bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
HEL,. WANTED--rEWALE.

HELr ANTED--TEMALH.
RAGTfNe PIANO TAUGHT In 20
lessons -I.atOuia school OF Popula-
Music VI Frances Berry. Cadillac
eP1F-I q6 Broadway.
sTE weeks study. not s months good
positions await capable stcuoEraph-
rr> IUnH living references 1920
Cham Hrr of Commerce. Cad ItII.
W N%TED Reliable girl 10 assist I'm
general store and poStnrucc. Good
home and reasonable wages c. u.
parWHlrr. walled Lake. Mich.
W ANTE Tfp=Four corset CanvaFscrs.
Must br hustlcrs D'Lavelle Corset
co.. Cortland ". Y
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
A PIC RARGAIN

"a ROOMS. . CRATES $1,000.
Large 2-story home. hardwood doors,
canvas ceilings elegant dinIuErooW
I2Na3- bedrooms. full brick base
mcut. large durable uurue" and
shou rear lot owner gOInE 20
California will sacrifice for quick
sale. Great b8rE8iu Tor home cor
hiuh-claSs rouuuC proposition,
reasonable terms North 1ll.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

FOR SALE-AbsoluteIy the best
equipped garage and sales agency
iu Detroit Inventory shows 10000
worth ~ stock and bona nde as
sets. This sum does not Include
any allowance for good viii long
term lease or automobile sales con-
tracts Actual turnover. cars,
gasoline and accessories. $40 000 per
month. working on IN per cent
basis profit win sell outright FOR
$4,000 opc-half down, balance
easy Owners wife sick. must so
south. would consider partnership
w.th live wire who has the money
and could manage the business.
$4,000 needed Write box A. No
2s, Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

-'-ADEE POI LTRN and garden farm
ON traNpt-aNt. a. bargain price
Fine b-room bungalow. furnace aud
electricity : large. psuitry houses
ana barn, electric car passes farm.
land alone o. snap az $4,000, and
buildings would cost $500 Prop
erty inereasing In value every day
Price, lucluding stock and imple-
ments. -. zoo, on easy terms.
ROSS LAND CO.
T. Johns, Manager Farm Dept.
Penohscot Bldg Phone Cad 6Gn
llO ACRES. on stone road. mile
from good small town, Jackson
county. good orchard fair house
basement barn 32Nlf ~ and other
Outhuildings including sfo. wind
mill, etc. only 5000. will take
small house In Detroit and some
KINGoN REAL ESTATE co.
405 Whitney Bldg. Main 3l72
25 ACRES. NEAR WAYNE. S3.75O.
10 minutes walk from Nnchigan-avo.
on corner. Good garden land
ROSS LAND co.
T. Johns Manager Farm Dept
Peuobscot Bldg Phone Cad SSH
100 ACRES best land I'm ohio. soil
cheap. Must sell James Spence.
Lake. Mich
130-ACRE FARM. good land. extra
good buildings VIII sell on easy
terms or exchange for city prop
erty. Box lf4 orion. Mich
5000 OlT AN ACRE. near Redfor1
and Grand River electric; S25 down
s. per month. Box y. 81. Times
PrinttnE--the piafn neat kind--thnt
g. rtEht--rimes job Dept.-Main f52Q
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF DETROIT.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
WANTED re- uUl.

CASH. CASH'-Wc buy old false
teeth, old gold watches. diamonds.
iewelry. etc. On any condition
Liberty Refining Co. gf Woodward
ave. fourth door
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
R0TI2E OF STREET
OPENING ASSESSMENT
MURRAY STREET

Notice Of street opening assessment
roll No. 276 for opening
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

HELP wANTEp--MALE-
OPEN TILL p. cali and make sure.
#0-tay steuoEraphN. 1920 On. Com
Cadillac vTT1
WANTLu-Yo YouuE man for outside
sales work for large downtown re-
tail store. steady position and good
chance for advancement. give age.
experience, references and salary
expected Address box 81. Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

Try Bemb FsorA. psrvice
Flowers for Everybody"
The l. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert PochclOn.
Main zO02 ib8 Batss-st
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

PrtntisG--the plain neat kind--that
II FfEht-rimes Job DeDt.-Main 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Jan. %. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
4-FIAT

WOODWARD. ucar Hamilton
Brick. rooms and bath each
Murphy wall bed iu living room
fun basement. separate furnace,
strictly modern. rent Sl22u. Price
$4,000. 81 900 down.
PARK Err SCHTNTS g. FNN.
Main 5000 403 Majestic bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

LINGS LATEST LIST
OF PIANO BARGAINS.
Get tho complete list by mail Those
with names omitted are leading
makes sold by our friends in the
business.
Easy terms Of rental or sale
Milton. iu fine condition sweet
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFTCE
OF THE CITY TREASURER

Detroit Ian. rs, ietG
Notice IA hereby given 90 All per.
sons interested that there have been
fled In this office the following
named assessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-28

AttUNUIIN FIDtFI INtF-
sara A Smith, 2i3 Woodw'd. also hem
stitch'E. buttons covered "h'Y 1919
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
THE EYEBROW VEIL.
A Novelty in Smart MiIlinery-Hat Shapes Varied and Generally Be- coming - Combination Brns and Crowns Liked. 1z:r

Following the lines which Paris de- signerS have decreed, the hat shapes this season are charming. In favored materials black velvet is of course the predominating note, appearing in a wonderful variety of shapes broad brimned sailors turbans, po11es, tri- corns, tams, etc, all daintily though simply trimmed.
 Never before has the display ir trimmed millinery been larger or more varied; there is something to suit women of all tastes, purses, ages and features. As to. prices. these are sur prisingly modest, when one considers that the hats are produced by the most skilled milliners.
 Smart indeed was an oblong sailor with underhrin1 of black velvet, facing of the same rich material, and for trimming black. grosgrain- ribbcn in the design of a Maltese ornament.
 A blue plaited crown gave distinc- tion to a velvet hat on the mushroom order. which had the smart new eye brow veil in nialine, dotted with blue beads. ..-. --
 Another striking crown was in ori- ental colors in velvet, effectively drap- ed on a broad sailor of black velvet, it's finish jet buckles.
 Buckles, by the way, appear in be- wildering forms, sizes and metals. They make a most effective trimming for any hatzsf11f 1 i-"t .'~tf1 Rose puffs on black velvet turban, the rose edging the crown. made up one handsome model shown at the openings. French fruit in rose and silver formed the trimming at the back. -l-,-xz,z,<- e-... Contrasting crowns and bri1ns are popular. A peacock brim was strik- ing on a high crowned hat of black net and gold lace. This was finished with l a f1ange of velvet edged with fur, and 1 fine flowers e-. It would be impossible to, describe any proper proportion of the hand some hats being sent out from the workrooms
 Better see them in those stores which tell their advertising stories in The | Bulletin today.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
SEPTEMBER CONTRIBUTORS
 TO THE CITY MISSION
All Kinds of Clothing and Furniture
 Are Solicited for City's Needy.

The City Mission returns hearty thanks for various articles of clothing and other things contributed during the month of September by the follow ing persons and organizations:
 J. W. MaIlett Mrs. Lottie Rafferty Mrs. J. A. Phillips, Mrs D. J. Kene- fick, Mrs. Reuben P. Potter, Mrs. E. H Willard, MrsIfNIargaret T. Young, Mrs Mary s. Lillibridge, Mrs. Woodworth Bertram Fisk, Lester Greenman, Mrs Walter F. Lester, Mrs. A. T. Otis, Mrs Bolande, Miss J. McGregor Aiken, G H. Stanton, Mrs. E. H. Linnen, Mrs c. W. Bell. Mrs. Charles Levitski, Miss Juliet Doane, Lucius A. Fenton, Mrs A: Crar1er, Mrs. Henry E. Church, Mrs Calvin L. Harwood, Sedgwick Relief corps, Fred C. Croweu Miss Elizabeth Forbes, Mrs. William M. Williams, Mrs. Calvin L. Swan, Mrs. D. H. Hough, Mrs. Mary C. Daniels. Mrs. E. B. Davis, Mrs. Ellen E. Tib- pitts, J. F Gallagher, Mrs Simon zelinger, Miss Mary w. Chapman.
 All kinds of second hand articles of clothing and furniture are constantly called for and are again solicited for the use of the mission Those who have such articles lying around and know not what to do with them are reminded of the exceptional opportuni- ties for placing such things with the mission.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
TWenty-Four Admitted 10 Citizenship
Superior Court Held Naturalization Session on Tuesday, Norwich Montvle, Mystic and Stonington Men Among the, Applicants ts-Over Half Were Either Continued Dismissed-U. S. Naturalization Examiner Church Con- ducted Examinations.
ducted Examinations.
-5..-.. 7--l,7.77 7g7,7=7.

Superior court sat in New London Tuesday to make American citizens. It was the naturalization session of the court and many men of various na- tionaGties and strange names went through the formality of showing their qualifications and fitness to become American citizens.
 There were 52 applicants. most of whom were present and with their witnesses, filled the court room. Twenty two Appeared on continued cases and the remainder appeared for the first time. Most of the petitioners were Austrian, British, Russian and Italian births, with a sprinkling of Turks, Norwegians and Greeks. They went from Norwich, Mystic. Stoning- ton. Montyille and other places in this sectior1.s2 r1 E&
 Judge Lucian Burpee was on the bench and Allan c. ~~Iurch, United States naturalization examiner, con- ducted the examination. The appli- cants after being sworn in were re- quired among other things. to define the constitution, tell who made the laws for the government and for the state, who is the president of the United States, when his term expires, who are the presidential candidates in the present campaign, who is the gov ernor of Connecticut. Ft
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
DIR. HARRY E. HIGGINS
 APPOINTED POST SURGEON.
Is One or Three Selected for Service
 in New London County.

By general orders just issued by Major Edward Schulze, assistant to the adjutant general, the following. dis abilities for exemption: from military duty prescribed by the surgeon gen. eral are promulgated in accordance with section 2997. general statutes, as amended: Insanity, epilepsy, mental alteration, loss of. sight of an eye or permanent defect { f of one or both eyes: an arm or leg, or any other injury or disease which incapacitates for man. ual labor
 The orders. also. provide that select men can only exempt on certificates of post surgeons and appoint as post surgeons to determine exemptions from military duty by the above standards the following:
 New London county Ross E. Black and Joseph M. Clancy, New London; Harry E. Higgins Norwich.
 Windham county-John J. Russell, Putnam; Frank P. Todd, Danielson i; William P. $. Heating and Clarence E. Simonds. WilliInantic.