Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 5, 1907 · page 7

W take sprout carols curios rub-
, .m. because this. is a use in
its. numbness
thin”. This week?” are offering two
mnnwsierbgtlgsfor . _ ‘9
vii. was swarm ‘ .ntera‘iorouo'

‘vv
“5 .

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rue caterer/inc hurl
have made preparations

Anubis

iionsi Chum
as?“ a be ad, hennnbppcr this sve-

Iicrrisni. of'houtb Norwalk.
mulled meow dlltivs as

; piggy. rind were mood. gun-faction.

organist
Church. '

'm litrge“ congrofntlonl pre-

sent at aliases-vices. .
Addie Taylor, of “Dorian
decline from her husband. of How-

i

. wants ii.

‘ c. lit-Y; Dosertlon is the ground.
simple-wen married December .1.

. _ den'jiiuna malicious;
i‘ .. ‘M

Think

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‘- art nuiborinod to will“

' mi. and the alleged desertion occur-
rod October 11. 1900."i‘iie wife's mul-

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your money

y if Foley's Honey and our fails to cure
' ._ ‘ your Morrow. ltmtheeought.

firziiig'mpperly spent Sunday in
or . .

titre. H. .s. mu. of Bridgeport,
Ipdut Sunday in town.

ffliu Eleanor Miller, of Greenwich,
fit the guest of Miss Emma Brundage
over Sunday. , .- . , . .. -

enroll:

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‘ Lundnuist has secured
ting left that which he held with!
the Fernandez and/Ernest Company. '
The snow plow had considerable dif-
fin ity in getting through some of the
‘ ‘ 1",;drifts in "East Norwhlk. this
', ing and during the'mtif'nilll no
got was made to run cars on sche-
dil . time. ‘
The funeral of Townsend Eldrid,
which was to have been held in the
i. Avenue Methodist Episcomil
C iii-ch. this morning at it o’clock,
has been postponed on account of the
severe snow storm, and will probiibly
be held tomorrow. .-
;4~The. [Adies' Auxiliary of Christ
Midshwlli hold a sale of useful and
runny articles. fresh cake and pastry.
anomaly and Friday. Feb. 743, after.“
nbo‘f‘is‘nnd evenings. at store corner
volt Zandt street and Osborne avenue.
ine members of. the .‘East Norwnilt’
rm Police had given merry “blow;
0W? inst~eveniug st thsir ‘ beedquorr
are in the Randall building on Van-
. ZAnt street. A roast pig done in the
host of style with‘nvll, the proper “fix-
' not was served‘nnd the members of
the. company ,certsinly enjoyed the oc-
enuonz‘g‘ieauy'“ despite the stormy.
some; . *2 _. . ; . .
12min compile inning of shoots from
theiSalva on ’ ytrnining home book
pig iron . Mdfldayi night-in Memorial
1i , in Fourteenth street, New York
city, AOver, seventy cadets received
their commissions as probationary of-.'
floors. Cadeb' Bert Geib. of First
street. vlasoonimlssioned it lieutenant.
and appointed to the Prison Cats De:
partment headhunters in New Yor,
city» ~ ~ § - , ' . ’i’

' . ow's THIS? »

We offer one _ 'Hundred . Dollars Re-
ward for‘n‘ny case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by.Hnll's Catsrrh Cure.

t F. J. CHENEY &,'CO....(l‘cledo, 0.. .

We the undersigned, have known
my. Cheneydor .ibe inst 1.5 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable inall
business . transactions, and ,financiaiiy
able, .to. carryout any obligations made

byhis ti'rm. , .
minnow, KINNAN &_MARVIN. .
7‘. Wholesale Drug‘gists. Toledo, 0.
iliall‘s Cutarrh Card is taken inter:
allocating 'ditectly noon the blood
and; mucous surfaces of the system.
T‘cntifnonials sent .free. Price, 76
rrbotile. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Fam’ily.Pilis for consti-
pniibn. . . 1‘ ‘ u

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newsroom. ,. ;..
~ .2 I . M “has. - \
'idlss Minnie? moon; of Siamford._is
visiting.iriendsjndiowayton and Mar-
» whlk. ‘ .3 ‘ .' .

7‘ . M..-¢ARD. ‘
Mend‘wshes to postpone
Wy'i’mm Feb; 8 to Feb.
of sickness. ‘

hnb‘iridonicalm wits n
Ths'n Wolfe is the
debate next Friday

he}; censcholars in the se-
tb..;grndes of the South

holler. convent. bathed! work
“plihii'ii’he rides to this piece, nndi

mrst ciir west from South Norwalk

‘3 shot to through until shortly before
:1“ idler booties hour ”late, having
. l several time‘s in snout.

" or cars following were

bershof Bewitytot: Hose
are earning or. e p ‘
if makers. Sittuvn’a gm
, _‘ twenty-"fiveyears agowith)
good success.‘ , Sonic of the" present-v
part: in it at that time;
pectic have it ready to pre-
by the
‘ ', .l. " . lg .
The newspaper train was run initwo

3' ' min

I .
- the-heavyanow fail as ,
w Mind drifted it considers. 9‘
' ‘ filled theturnouts and‘nitcbt‘fl...
‘9 , tbegcngiue‘ers badto‘run cnu~
m nvoidvaccldents. it
’- ,. ' it matter wince the
alongtlio lino. ‘

.. (5.. mists”!
coco vi

‘ tears. i feel like
‘ i, If. ‘ s

i

. twentyeeeond .or this £35.“?

‘ ‘ ‘ ' welif‘p'ol
credit is due the committee on arran-
gements for "thwluccssl of theininder
tailing.“ “f ‘jg before Fridaynlgh ,
ubiratrhserreoiimd-tovmomt .
sure theiexpemymw option
parties"havi
The general.
it"? “server it'd:
. jrt. or: 0 tone n ., :~ recs .

raises. 13de Troy. Pauli“:
.iJolin Wheeler. Ah! Troy ‘lliti
John 99W” " , . .

*HUNTiNW‘Ffilf‘TROUILI.
"'lfve lived in polite
Jillian dfliiiifll
way ‘of "burns.“

lint?“

. John

is in I yellow
Pidistegw

from Standard“ .

, iteribas' outs
of (Room rothers. '

Cures-lo
,e ‘

‘crtnlnliig

Willa“ him and prevents‘sorious
mulls m n cold.
The genuine
W substituwir
Store, and the Clifford Phlrmacy. 0“

T I . v
, ”ELF?” from
.Qithtiieoni well cigar company. vwxwm 1"“ W’ In new” W

. . . : . 4 ~ u
. bliss Ethel Fairchlld is visiting ont-
of-iown friends. ‘

uvirimbier is cut

km
Drug

friends

red the employ

J. (i. ili'stt. and wife visited friends

in Norwalk Sunday.

D. B, Bradley and wife spent Sunday

in see Haven with relatives.
tiiiss Katherine Lewis of Bridgeport.
spent the end of the week here with
friends. ‘ ' ‘
"Miss Carrie Bradley. of the Westport
library is visiting friends in New-
burgh.

Dr. William Wakeman of Kentucky

-. lent
1th.

is the guest of his brother, Lewis P.
Williams. . .
The Saugatuc
tertaingd
Oscar

Whlst Club were en;
cit hyMrs. and Mrs.

iAarou Bennett of Wrigbtntreet is

improving every day.
in attendance. on
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Stone, of Each -

ester. N. Y., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. '
Ambrose S. Hudibutt. ,

Dr. Powers is

Mr. and Mrs. W iamvPeerson. of

King street are be ‘on‘thc sick list. resigned).
Mrs. Parson haspneumouln.

Mrs. n. in meanest. riot-iii wuiim.’

ham, Mast. is, eguest of Mrs. M. H. “‘1
Cooley. Riversl e avenue. t
Mr. and Mrs; D. B. Bradley :hnve re: .
costly entertained Mr. and Mrs. s. in.
Roster and Mrs, S. C. Cooley:
=5 Rev; C. H. Richards. of Philadelphia
addressed a large audience in the Con‘
gregstional church yesterday.

E. ii. Perry has resigned from the

 

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W.

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mascara W" ‘ i

agitate" Influx-gs", up ‘ -.‘ ‘
Notes Josh was» . »
’y, ' ., :

. 0 ball given by-the
H039. dampen.

mgsw . d “sues :tbotb
dud Tibmiliy. “firms” “ are
from .Norwsik. [South Anni-min, . Sou.
port and other nearby towns. The run-
liic was furnished by Bender’s otchdss;
“53““ 1* res: '
“ ' u ' " re ‘ ' .
° ”' °"° ' “i" mi summers “in“
l‘f‘. .1chiiniicsls

c with the stereoptlcon.
Quite a lilii‘l'ibei‘ from Westport werd‘
present atthe installation of officers
._ df Olivebrsnchlodgb. K. of P.. ‘
' South Norwnlk. Thursday evening. by
. District Deputy Chai'lesiiiarris.
7 it is'now announced that the long
eferred meek trial of the Lost Uni; ‘
relia.‘piit‘6ff from ”time to time. will .
he heard in the Congregational church .
lectureroom, Wednesdnynighg- .- ‘
" William F; Kirk. employed byiiGnult'

Brothers. inet. with an unfortunate ac-
cident: hint week whilei .. unloadin
roll from a wagon;

3::

tires until morning. ~ . yum .

was

this”

.Arniliiiv

'i'il.

0M?
be.

cute sprains or son of
tend Buckien’s... “Eu ,

choir ‘of Christ Church and accepted
a position in Grace church. Norwa'lk.
Mrs-Homer 8. Boots was notified
Thursday of the death of her uncle,
JosephCoon, at Hoosic Fails, N. Y..
and left at” once far that place.

' Scarlet fever lei-prevalent in certain
sections of town and health and school
authorities are active toward prevent- .
ing it from becoming epidemic.
' Services last evening at the Metho- .
dist church were well attended. The
pastor gave an address on the life of
Christ which was profusely illustr

nted
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in

. y e ,bnrreiipllw "
and fell on Mr. Krk’s lidiri‘gers.
one offlhich was nearlyficutoffwbile
the bones in another were broken D‘r.
Nolan dressed the flngersr .
Saugatuck Methodist’church is to‘
havennwntsrtalnmenttomorrow night
under the auspices of the lAdles' Aid
Society. it will be in the moving .pic.
into line and .in addition to the social
features ought. to be another to «the, _
tint? of can .
thrpnchiomthp church.~

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“inc successes ‘by this

i~ ,.
Saugatuck
last Friday evening;

Noel?!
preseatiy

Jin-~

yesrs. .

j for troublesome ‘
mm.“ wounds. ”illicit

crisps W4

is nod with _‘ ful thoughts of tho“ ndi r
cpl-tea; ’ Martini has. ohWé
your every act toward him, feels. wit

his: pr

M. ‘

The annual report of the south Nor.
walk Plre‘Dennrbiocnt was all .
to the Council last night. end-pa .957,
strait, with the important meniscus“
(lotions of Chief Engine" Winchester
follows: , ‘ ‘
South Norwelk, Colin. i Jan. 15th. .1001.
To His .i'iouorntbe ‘ ..‘ mot”
anaerobic Board of (School or
.' tho filtyof South Notwclk. Conn.
Gentlemen—r .

'~ In submitting to your Honorable
this report. your chief user.

ho akin to. certainty. that its cam
on of purpose as expressed no

. der to“? on ion of Recommendation

”cribs odi’vili win

I talkie: , ,, ,

,viiobs‘ to retrospect c ,
and bottomed“ necessary to brl
our fire fighting facilities!” to the
standard demanded by the recent
rapid growth of our city. Before ink
ing no recommendations and venues:
tlons. however, with your permission
We. will “consider theifoiiowing suns
mary of, facts relating to the Fire Do

. pnrtment and its doings of the past
year. V ~ x

Fire Department Officers.
Albert E. Winchester, chief engi—

neer.

George w. Bogardus, first assistant
engineer.
~Humid F. Clark, second assistant
engineer. .
August C. Knorr. secretary.
Dr. H. C, scorer. physician.

Fire Computes and Officers.
Old Well Hook and ladder‘CoinponY:
Chester 1“. curs. foreman.
semen Norris. out assistant.
Hnnllltou Cemstoclt. second assist.

t. 'i . if. 'f

I). w. Viiarford. secretary.
Frank N. Ferris, treasurer.
Putnam Rose Company: , v, .
A. w. Dreyfuss. contain. (recently

Frank Woilyupg ti illeutsniint. ..
Charles randomisation iienien

i. . ,
August C. Kncrr, recording score

ary. ‘ ~ .

Michnel A. Ready. financial secro
tnry. '
Cecrgc W. Bogsrdus. treasurer.
South NFYMK hiror‘POlice:

Fiank A. ticket, captain.
Frederick Banger. first sergeant.
W. K. Monitor. second sergeant.
Harry Phillipson, secretary.
R. J. Smith. treasurer.

Active Force. »
Old Well Hook and udder Company:
Volunteer active non-paid
members ' ‘ .
Permanent activevpaid d
6T8 ' '

I

............. sous-Insole.
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Putnam Hose Company:
Volunteer active non-paid

members '. ". ’” 65
Permanent active paididrlv- 2

South Norwaik Firchoiice:
Volunteer active noncpsld
members ......... 2
Permanent active" aid mem.
hers-........ _.

resinous-scouts:

. . y a”, W ‘ .— ~>
Totnl active fiiemen ...... .. 108
7 -. -‘ Finances.
Regular Fire Department ap-

propriation
Operating, expensb‘s for year.
- Salaries

3.... “iii?

, _rs,_........ ,.
Supplies” I. . . .‘ . fits.“

New construction “2.61

Special ...... 181.60

Total expenses 34.79931

Balance on handy . 19 $4,800.00

$4,800.06,
ending

311906‘ ., . _
..si,eaa.oo
' “dds-mitt... ..
Heat and light}? 301.12
Miscellaneous . . . 294.10

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, ' Fire Service statistics.
r’l‘otnl disrupt reintroducing in-
cluding (If: » outside city ilim-
BA“. iing’filmmw) -- - - -
.; idea's” ar;.. ..
“Miriam.“iso
Stlil‘alsrms. regular .
Still alarmsldalsdutu. .. .. . .1.
menu hours of “service render-
' ................2832-60
6.700
664

i

stun...

, ed, .

Total (onto! hose-laid
Tot-J fission:
roused-tn; ‘ .

nose derail-“ate.

' “3&0.”
4“ - .2...».?'-.8?.1.9°..

"’..

 

, pocinily:
. city. local-

-- I, which“!
«our rum

omitted gag:

‘ vital!

3 ibstt city of element- stated

'li

' are now‘believed‘io,
‘ mohair give way

4 - blot-espubllo money.

743 been thoughtfullyidlseos ,

7 and policed"
7 adders-such

' ‘ I
’ limits that pro rty in.
'33:... ‘ 98- a“

. . :iions in harmony. with . _
- .nuiremenis‘andmnreye to the future.

. ,v Oil—W '. V .
Total tomes .3 .
willing: 10.3:th
Conwnts ... d I.”

' ”$153.86

Total loss over , '-
inaurnnce 8300.00 $17,618.80

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mowed: with
> over our good fortune.
mos-sum”. 1e hood to car
Fire Department?” able needs.
W Mainland oincient fire
‘ mordrlsiddt M- I. cashier
.mater than. that ‘of proper cafe
nerds. . , . -. . , -
5 The best way to light a. tire is to be
it the light before the fire starts.
;. or means tbstfltimcly and admuabe
provisions for good firemen, ample ap-
i‘iiincss and prompt ‘Mponsel are the
y necessary utility of elements
torus to pursue null-sly as we call.
.Your chief engineer does not seek
rfect conditions alpaca, but better;
‘ o is satisdedio keep pace with the
common of tho-times by, way: within
We know. however, [that
in, the event of retooling are we would
be: iplcps andflithnt thouscret of our
sci ti.ii°ii9Ms.vntirciy u ' our shit
is,» land pmdrly-dn
o

bur. means.

0 little firs
. ore it handmade to new, g:
inn . stencil: we. must have {‘3‘
4 In » ,0
_ ll not have the big tire of lie-tortoik
about and mourn over nor years after.
)ience it is earnestly hoped that none
‘of the recommendations and sugges-
tions about to be cited will be over"
looked, but that each one will prompt-
ly receive the benefit of Your wise corn
bidcrstlon to the end; that it be adopt»
ed, improved or rejected as due dcilhé
oration may decree. , .
improved. or New Hook and Ladder
. . _ Quarters. . 5 ‘ ‘
, ‘All who have aceuninied themselvst
with the facts. know thatihe out Well
axon and fiddzrsguart’gs m: not
at t ey s u : e tops-ouch;
.ihe walls and the floor of~thc truck
_ more in an unsatisfactoryccndig‘
. ion. especially tbe‘floor.‘ ‘ This
V'io'geihdr with frontiitmonli- ult-
,tlon for stalls md.dptmitory were on”
only about four years ago ' ' ‘H‘
understood costfrtl. 00.,91' mo _ ,_ ‘e
flail“? “Thing.“ “Swahili”;
'yroinoc .. -
remedy. and durum, It in service
“lens possible by expensive,” airs
.unsnlo.
tiller-tho horses
ind truck during preplrntions to one
war as Lalorm. . oonmuuoncse mortise.
mm with result...u°ih°r ' I!
nor with necessary, beams cou d be
laid, but‘the relief would be short liv-
ed unless costly changes were made
to “the substructure of the -»bniiding.
Theroply permanent tremedy.tin,..mliid
would be to fill in {the space-below
the floormnd construct a durable con-
crete nourish, home: This Will!) in“
volve an investors. got considerable
‘ . ‘ .iinprovonisntp
to,’ . rented-i property, and; with other
needed repairs‘sod changes,~brlngo up
the question asi'to whether.» it would
out be more in line with public econ-
om’ for the city totprovids quarters
of l’is ovni conveniently located for the
Hook and udder Company on prop-
erty now belongingtto the city. or
which migbinbe purchased for~silcb
purpose. . This is a matter that has
byfisny
of our eitikens for some a and var-
ious solutions hove been offered. One

.ietthat the property-pow econ led by

the truck: combo ml;

when. ,

. be... inch
feiisiblel and. .. up , ‘ -.
ted so as tojbe in re adoptcbie for
a re stntlon all other city uses. . Or.
uglier-Aw pt bifl'iding might be
replaced” ' , pecis’lly design-

1

. vilhldtlier
the ‘ hwy l
a'; modern

be purchased and

. to bouts the book‘and ladder company.

‘Yet‘fan ‘otbbr unite ular suggest-j
lilon,,pioposes,3thst.a n‘nlcipsl build
I «mun: strict! and) sputum.
iii '_..so needy.“ thin list. be erected
ddjtdniiig the return hose ore station
33"“ city's Franklin Itredt property.
' on building to contain accommodas

“who 0 Well nook and Wider,
v.1 .eounciichsmbor. pollen,
cosmos insolubly hall.
“0‘ . It. and.to,rent for

9“ adornment! ‘0 930'“? onions

tench ‘ it! department The

' , lb tits, pres-

satin.)
3 ,
1‘ ‘ ~ .

‘, Wag, ’re,»bf.tlievlateres_t
ng-idvestrbout. W
1' j“ mt. Dill. dim
‘ ‘ tivenewoomeri'.
‘ ,: (lusintcnsncewquidibe
. Ii 91$.th ,
- Supplementary
thrombotic

‘1' 5 ‘
M ore
mend.
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*‘xremstation erected tngml 9:8?” or keep

‘ ‘esent day rot W

KO

Bi» citpi‘scmmcrce and im-

ns. a manufacturins center.
-* .. fireprotectlon is certainly
Whit in ‘ this “extensive rapidly do,
vnloping southern! factory, and real-
dential Vdilirict chills city, than is at.
forgot". . one small hand reel; new star
Wed , to with 600 feet of ihe' beav-
ieiu; bore _mii.de,.which tribe bulky in
the mob ‘of the unprsc ed“fcw who
mnytryvto use it. to r .. er quiet: ser:
vice...‘ Therefore. [your chief engineer

3:. Mpobuully urses your. Honorable

{ .to have thinginatter. given
briefly coast oration before an unprer
pared for. mity, whiqulght have
beeu‘nvoldod. forces action. in the
meantime for present needs and. in nu:
ticipatioo that this betterment will be
forthcoming. the single .borse. bone
wagon and equipment with permanent
driver shall, unless you‘direct other,
win. he kept in rsguiamervice at the
Putnam Hose station:.witb ., the new.
chemical’ engine. “41*..ch Wm».
which latter will .rsadyforJervioe.
on New Year's y. '1 When the pro.
posed fire company is established. this
mop horse. driver and equipment
may on be transferred to the new
quarters. As to the personnel of this
company the members of the Fire Po
llpo could be readily roorgnniled into
“mmblnatlon are police and hose
corn , under which chap condl.
tho they would undoubtedy render
:e on more efficient service than in

sit at police capacity alone
Thus. 0 question civilians is merely“
that of site and bouillon: ,
Fire Alarm improvements. "
“The Board of Electrical Commission-
ers; fire insurance expertc. former
Chief Wright and his humble succes-
sor believe that the fire alarm system,
though giving good service. has resch-
ed the point where it could and should
be more eminently and economically
operand. by means of the storm bub
my which system is being adopted
b: municipalities through the country
i flannel the cumbersome gravity
battery of former times such as ours.
Conditions with us' ire particularly
faovrnblg to the to use of the
storage attery. as it id be charged
dim from the dyiismos in the city's
electric , ‘wdrks, thereby saving on
amount from the higher cost of chemi-
enis nod ‘elcuients consumed at puts
out that would. justify the investment.
{A mister fire alarm box as has been
{inreviously advocated should be placed
the fire alarm station at the electric
works or such other location as an
be most suitable. Bytineans of this
box: alarms of first by telephone from
factories, stores nudginany residences
oculd almost instantly be sounded;
thus inciting every telephone in the
city a fire alarm station in time of
need. ‘In some instances this instru-
ment would save the expense of costly
boxes needed where none now existed.
Alarms of fire would thus be received
much quicker than is now’possible.-an
vantage the value of which cannot
. - -. estimated. Picture yourself in the
.dead on night awakened by’ the smell
of smoke and the nearest fire alarm
box a couple of blocks away. You
would have to dress. rush to a house
nearest. the box and arouse, the funny
to get a fire (key. ‘Considerthe min-
utes wasted, minutes that count big
both. with you and the firemen, upon
which theextent of your loss with
perba s lives in danger must depend.
and al before yourcall for help could
be heard. On the other hand as you
awakened you would only have to
jump from bed. go stew. steps to the
telephone. give your special fire num-
ber and almost beforeyou could hang
up the receiver, the assuring deep
tones of the big hell or whistle woul
tell you that your cali'for old had bee
heard.‘ The night" watchman at his
post in the factory would, then only
Step to the telephone in the [once
when he discovered the dreaded little
home. Now be has to run for his key.
than to the box some distance perhaps,
he must not stop to try his own efforts
on the fire. But if able to send in his
call by phone close at hand he could

' trill!“ ted quench" the
“ , owns or part1, a can.
’ islaglewhsnde’d until help arl‘ved.
knowing that help‘wss on the way.
Nothing complicated‘nor very costly
about this.; but the" security] thus of-
forded cannot belongs“ ted. ., '
,- i The quality of “our. re apparatus is
once“ llent‘van'd if convenieptl housed,
properly located and given enneans‘
. .11?wa it: on list it? "the we,
need withliritbeivitnlviirat few ships
lites. the emciency of the department
Vlll‘be increased can fold, which
might result in a Moctlon 'of'inlur-
undermine. or-‘at leper-in calming the
occasional rumbllnfiof higher prem-
iums and full paid,” department 981'

muons. - 5 , .
Let it be recorded thatfi‘l. paid 1er
department for South Norwalk‘woule
cost tomaintain about donbiethatof
its; volunteer service, -. No paid do
partment anywhere can showsupsrior
results. better. diMpllne, greater “coup,
“9 .or finer riudgment “ than South
Norwalk's volunteersilremen have. in-

ways been 'abie to chew, I

i All a birther‘1‘aid“ toward more I '

prompt alarms. ltls recommended that

all fire ‘alaranons‘ln the canon part . T

of the city have the keys Placed in tho
.Vfooks sadspiiptcctsd from ten: " ‘
in! eroti- v idolincd by a
ll ’ ' 11. credits.

be]!

cmvieued‘w‘ WW “
ides Inch limit”

i . ii to.
reappear; it

‘, disburseme- to
[gamut they; ,
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chcce at bond of hotb‘cbem is and
hose for large streams which the new
apparatus affords and which may be
made more ample as the following
suggestion will demonstrate: . .
There are times when the hook and
ladderiruck naturally arrives first at

a. fire, when a stream of water is more, >

rice snry at the outset than ladder!
or t s. The Austin 0; Crew factory
fire of last April is cited as an
stance when the truck arrived first:
but hose was needed most. as a.
stream might hhve caved. much '
noble property and the sever. W.
that Acting Chief Bognrdus, Assistsnb
Engineer Clark and the city’s splendid.
forqe of firemen as a. whole were

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forced to endure in their stubborn;

but successful contest against

making of perhaps a condagrstion {_
such as our city has never known. '

street centers on land

bravo 10y! .04 the now
though it oost‘them‘slndod‘h . . . ,
faces. the'pailt of ruin would have 83"
tendedfroln Water street to South
Maln‘stroet,‘ . '

To enable 3‘ stream to be supplied
from the truck. if necessary, your

chief engineer has since made use of h

a small reel at the rear and originally
intended for another purpose, upon
which there is now coiled 150 feet of
been accompanied by a nozzle. gate
and spanner—wrench. With a little ai-
,teration this reel may be made tower-
ry 250 feet of hose. As it is. the truck
hose‘ has rendered» good service on
several occasiousvslnce the change
was made. "The efficiency of the truck-
can also be greatly increased by-the
addition of a chemical tank and en
glue appliances very readily at a met
that should certainly Justify such im:
provement. which is strongly recom-
mended for your consideration. With
the truck thus equipped and the chemi-
calicnginc with its hose, ladders and
tools, which ever arrived first at a
tire would have right on the spot all
the appliances necessary for 1min»
diate action. ‘

Secretary's Compensation and Duties.
As to the secretary of the Rhone-
pertinent, it does not seem just for
the various fire companlcs‘no be re
quired to, pay even the small sum of
310 perJyear for his services which
are valuable to the city, nor in it be
iisved that the people expect them
to pay it. The firemen get nothing
and expect nothing for their services.
On the contrary, it costs them consid-
erable money individually each year
f ruined clothes and to maintain
r companies. all of which they
cheerfully contribute to the city’s
good. it is therefore recommended
that the secretary be paid from the
Fire Department, appropriation at the
rate of $2.50 per month. That he, like
the chief engineer and assistsntcngl-
nears. be a fireman nominated for the
posilton of secretary by the members
of the Fire Department and elected to
oince by the Council, thus becoming
a. city ofllcer in fact, on being sworn
in. That it be the secretary's duty
in addition to keeping the tire record
and minutes of'the' Department, to act
so clerk to the committee name De-
partment and the acting use her of
the Boardof Engineers and can a
set of books with all Fire Department
funds and disbursements entered in a
systematic business like manner as
was started for the your just ended by
the Department's excellent secretary.
Mr. A_.C._ Kuorr. To facilitate this
arrangement whereby the, Depart-
ment's business can be iakencnre of
so that its details may be known with-
out a tedious search of the city ree-
ords, it is further recommended that
all bills against the Fire Department
be not only approved by the commit
toe on Fire Department. and the chief
engineer. but that they also be mark-
.ed "recorded" and ”initialed by. the
secretary before being ordered paid
by the Council as an evidence that
they have [been spread upon the Fire
Department records . and properly
cbarg‘ ed. '
Paid Mon. ‘
. in addition to the new driver made
necessaryby the chemical engine. it
is recommended that a permanent til-
‘lermnn‘be appointed for the book and
undertook“ to serve also-as extra
driver either for the truckgtbe cheml~
on! engine or the hose ,w n as the
case inept-contra. There as been
{tinny a u now escape in setting the
truck ‘w- lire dust» the. lack of a‘
tillornian‘ and it is hoped that his need
mny not be funds manifest by a. depth
beforeit is filled- After a fire. the
drivers and tiliermen, any two, of’
them. with" the ethersrready for Icr-_
vice“ could. immediately «waslp and
hung the hose for which work the city,
has. paid ext in‘ the past. They
social-disc" each ' others! places
durlng’vacatlon time and‘for the day
off allowed each month, for which the
city has-thud“ to hire no extra ‘ man.
thus waiting I saying ”which would

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pad . d'driversh,’ id
, ‘1 4 ”Cameroon. we don‘t
want iii/amino snyof our serviceable
. lire :dgliilnp appliances, it'wouldébsi
3 unwiseviempting or fete. , f the
abolishment of the one-horsecu digs

saving»! less the. ,:,,..csuts .. r
per cabins rould'liiefitbo oii’fiiii
consider-thorium“! some it
run to obtain an _ .
‘ Fire. thrills.“ .
“earner noun 1...... or
, s e . m u re
tory of wit oh the- ‘ fiwm’ filth
instinctual“ notion,“ " ‘ it: through
”his”... him...“ ”with
bill“ it i"

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in.

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slid p . heed
lines on the harbor front whereposhig

”.Mmllu ire ..
The immediate n s O‘meflfl‘.

Department in the way of thousuni

working appliances are: ' "
1,000 feet“ of rubber

lined [cotton
ose. y; "
2 shutoff nannies, i ;
24 rubber costs. ”if”
24 pairs of rubber boots. ‘ » r
12 fire helmets. . . -'
’ These items with those of gen pl »
maintenance. salaries, re j . , ,,
will fi-heiluoluded in the budget. iortii‘d
yeacvof idol. :~ . .; ,
With gratitude for youriiind one»
tics and deep appreciation tint [one
not well express to, is Honor}; W‘
Mayor. and each main of thrilled»
arable Councli_ especially our splendid;
iy progressive and active flro‘coiiliniar
sioner, Mr, Thomas Robins.’for allrthe
couricsies that you as a. body and in- “
dividually have bestowed undo the and!
for the hearty encouragement given.
by, you at all times to the Millenni-
ment. And, let me not conclude un-
til i have offered sincere thanks for
the excellence of the fire ain‘rni ser-
vice and the water system, totlie Elec-
trical Commissioners and the! Water
Commissioners. the two departments
so necessary to the successful work:
of the Fire Department, upon which it:
has relied with unfailing security,
am,

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Respectfully,
,, ALBERT E. wrucnns'rnu.
a: Chief Engineer.

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MEN MET sixTv lemme“. "

More than half mankind over sixty
years of age suffer from kidney and‘
bladder disorders, usually enlargement:
or prostrate gland. This is both 'ninful‘
and dangerous, and Foley's. ,dney
Cure should be taken at the flint sigh
of danger. as it corrects irreguiaities
and has cured many old men. of this
disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett Rock
Port, Mo., writes: “I suffered "with em
ls‘rged prostrate gland and kidney irriu~
bio for years and after taking two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure 1 foo:
better than I have for twenty year-3
although I am now 91 years old. For
sale by The Clifford Pharmu‘Cy and!
Plaisied‘a Drug- Store. ~ » 91‘

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: THE POKER :XPLooi-zo. ‘i

It Blow Up When Janitorflaked the
Furnace. ii

WINSTED. Feb. 5.—-—Willlnln Leon‘s
am, a janitor in Great Harrington. .:
Mas, while sinking a. furnace ilre7
Sunday evening met with a peculiar
accident. the poker exploding in hiss
hands and throwing him to the ceiiurt
floor. The report of the explosion;
was heard ‘on the street'nnd all
through the block. , ~ . f
" Harry Smith. proprietor of: . that
store over the cellar, ‘fonnd Laonnrdl‘
badly dazed but not seriously hurt.
The poker was about seven fast it)" ‘
and made of a pipe. the ends held
drawn to a point. Several feet offthcv
poker was blown open; Justv below
where Leonard had been holding it; i i

' mtg—awm‘N-Tr‘ I»
NEIGHIORB cov rooaso. . e‘ii

"l was literally coughing myself to
death, and had beeoinetoo weak to
leaveimy bed; and neighbors predicted
that I would never lenvedt'ngtlnybuii
they gotsdooled. for thanks petrified.
[was induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. it took. justfcuronedoi-
lnr 20min tot completelymosgtiio
coug ran res ore mete option '
health." writes Mrs. , Eva ‘Un ' i
Grovertownr: Stark 00..» ind
King of coughs and cold cures. ..
healer of threat and lungs i go rod
end. by F. H.

E. P. Weed'l‘

Jlfl‘in I; Modem iéiko

, . ed for. the Pines. .
- rrdnrsono. rents-in is
that-the finance committee,
General Assembly will was;

” ‘1 democratic nominationo , ..
arts for the slots auditorsill‘iif

port in favor of James I; ~
New Hove‘n‘for that-mos
Former .. : senetos Boil

' 'Gnnn'hnsi‘thcvobes to

infinite the. place.
looks now.