Civil Service Exams Open for New Haven Vacancies
Open competitive examinations announced for eight civil service posts in New Haven and surrounding areas. Positions include stenography and typewriting work at salaries up to 960 dollars with a 240 dollar annual bonus. Applicants must be U.S. citizens 18 or older, with specific age limits and application requirements.
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Hospital No. 41
New Ven
Collector of Internal Revenue
Hartford
Prohibition
Bridgeport
New Haven
United States Civil Service) ‘Commission
United States Board of Civil Service Examiners
High School Notes and Local Club Updates
The Out Club will elect officers Friday at 12 45 in the lecture room. Camera club held its initial meet Thursday. annex elects a room major to direct school activities. Athletic association rooms 101 202 125 306 204 100 percent members. Several students listed for Notre Dame and Fordham study. New attendance system causes trouble as cards misfiled and pupils miss class. An Indianapolis correspondent is ex Jex Kelly. Sixty five dollars collected for athletic association from AM sessions. Rumors about Burns, Riely, Cohen resigning from Criterion board. Orchestra now has 14 violins two banjos cello cornet piano drums. Good English campaign to begin November 1. Louis Galbioth injured groin in scrimmage and will miss Meriden event. Faculty meeting held Thursday at dismissal. Enlisted in Army local men Joseph Warton Peter Connors Joseph Kratka and Thomas Bollaro. Local recruiting officer notes enlistment possible October first. New Hartford hotel permit filed by Hotel Bond Company for 1 100 000 in Asylum street.
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The
Athletic Association
Charlie Borg J
ARMY
Joseph J. Warton
Bond Street
Ordnance
Peter J. Connors
Fairfera Avenue
Coast Artillery
Joseph ‘Kratka
Church Street
Thomas Bollaro
Deacon Street
Army of Occupation
Saturday Bargain Day at Millinery Store Promises Heavy Savings
Substantial savings on trimmed hats children's hats feather capes fur scarfs raincoats veiling and ready to wear hats and dresses entice shoppers. The ad lists prices across a wide range from $0.98 to $39.95 for various hat styles and $1.25 to $7.50 for shirt waists and petticoats highlighting discounts aimed at drawing a large weekend crowd.
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Enon Oo
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Out Club
Camera Club
Paul Blanchard
Joseph Allen Riccio
Overall and Clothes Conservation Club
Fordham University
J ‘Ex Kelly
Notre Dame Land
Indianapolis
Athetic Association
A. M. Sessions
Isming Sport
Choate and Taft
Tom Riely
Louis Cohen
Criterion Board
Business
Louis Galbioth
Meriden
Annex
New Hartford
Hotel Bond Company
Asylum Street
Main Street
Conn
Main St
Dillon
St. Cecile
Paria
Buneiewanpe
Jersey
Oxford
Stromberg
Auto Parts CO
Barnum
Brooklyn
MR. Ruddy
Arcade
Employment Bureau
State Street
Eames
S. Hunt Wilber
Meigs
Noble
Sanitary Bedding Co
Harral Ave
Catherine ST
Post Office
the Times
M. Daily
Smith=Murrray Co
Fairfield
Yanama
Silvertone
Bolivia
Hillman
Johnson's
EL Gantis
Smith
Murray
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