The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-19
LEGAL ADVISORY BOARDS ARE AT
 YOUR SERVICE
 t Will Aid in Filling Out Questionnaires and Affi- davits Without Charge. REPRESENTATIVE
 IN EVERY SHOP Where They Are and How to Get Their Aid on Your
 Questionnaire.

Every person receiving a question naire will receive, absolutely free, competent legal advice and assistance in filling it out. work of every lawyer and of others who are assisting the lawyers. At tached to every local board is legal advisory board of three permanene members, and from 15 to 50 volunteer associates. Each board has estab- lished headquarters and office hours. It is unnecessary for any man to spend a cent for assistance or for the mak- ing of the affidavit which every regis trant must make. Notary publics, if requested to take aff1davits, should consider it their patriotic duty to make no charge for taking affidavits.
 No workman need take time off nor delay production while getting his { questionnaire filled out. There is a member of the legal advisory boards in practically every factory in the city. Any workman can apply to his foreman who will send him to the proper officer There is no reason | why any man should pay a cent to have his questionnaire filled out and sworn to.
 Last December there were a few | cases where notaries and others charg- | ed S3 or more for filling out ques- tionnaires and taking the paths. If q notary public makes a charge for helping you, report the case with all | the facts to your local board or the legal advisory board. Such instances will be reported to. the governor for | his consideration in revoking or re- l newing commissions to such notary publics.
 If you do not speak English plainly, | bring an interpreter with you.
 Most of the advisory boards are open evenings. You will get atten- tion more promptly if you go to them between and g D. m.
 The members of the various legal advisory boards, their headquarters and hours, are as follows: l For Local Board No. 1.-Headquar- 1 ters, Board of Trade rooms, Newfield building, 11SS Main street. Open g a. m. to 9 p. m. Members James A. Marr, Henry E. Shannon and I. J. Cohn.
 For Local Board No 2.-Headquar- ters at office of the members, Robert | G. DeForest, 40 First Bridgeport Ma tional Bank building; John Smith, 164 State stree0 Thomas c. Coughlin, | Newfield building, and of Charles A. Hopwood and William Zepp, 164 State | street. Open g a. m. to p. m. For Local Board No. 3.-Headquar- ters, Room POI Bridgeport Ma tionaI Bank building, SS6 Main street. Open a. m. to D. m. Members,
 John w Banks, T. E. Steiber and Paul S. Chapman.
 For Local Board No. 4.-Headquar- ters Security building 1115 Main
 street, second floor. Hours to p. m., but competent persons will be in attendance during the daytime Mem bers, William B. Boardman, Frederick | D. Morgan and Frank M Garfield. For Local Board No. 5.-Headquar- ters, 301 Meigs building, corner Main 1 and Fairfield avenue, and eighth floor | First Bridgeport National bank build ing. Hours g a. m. to p. m. Mem bers, Joseph G. Shapiro, J. Walter l Schaeffer and Bernard P. Saltman.
 For Local Board No. 6.-Headquar- ters. PIP First-BridgepCrt National bank building. Hours, 5 to p. m. and some accommodations for men during the rest of the day. Members
 William A. Redden, Henry Greenstein and John A. Spafford.
 VIM. B. BOARDMAN,
 For Committee of Legal Advisory l Boards.