, I fill!” SUPPLY or
Amniunition’ in All Loads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. - Transers. Len-
nlns. and Gun Cases-
. « " 4 Guns Repaired and Rented.
Headquarters for spoiling 000d: ln’tieneral.
Norwalk Hardware 00.
MAIN STREET NORWALK.
Steed Guerena’t Saie,
30v Men. Bone and thdren.‘
Men' 3 Good Overconts, blaelr and blue, worth $10 00 . .. . .. . . $0.00
Betterflrwade worihupto $14.00. $7.90
19!“! Better tirade, worth “6.00 ................... .. $9.49
$18.00Grudc...........;..... ’ ....... .. $11.98
The Very Best, worth $2 .100 ................. $14.98
t‘hlldren's t‘lootl Overronis, 3 to it, wet iii 31." if. ............. ..... 98c
Heller Mullen, Si .48, $1 .98, $2.48, 53. 48 up to $5. 98. worth $2. .u’i, 33.00, 3150 up
'D. Suttheb,
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
\\ North Main Street, South Bismark.
7. ....._........ .7 ....7.... .
Yard Pea Coat $4. 505 No 2Nnt CoalS5
Eon, Stove and Nut Coal. $6. 50.
Delivered' ill the cellar.
Carefullu screened. Free from slate.
Best dualiiu '
t
* t”
HOYT'B m earns stock.
Exp»: Eye sputum in Attention“.
Hours»! a. on do 7:20 ”in”: Seton
day, 10 pan .
Factory. 110 Em and it, u. v.
new moon .gh‘rt , l'fl' "f"
0 .. . 7,. ,,.
indium
HINT
(‘all
exnnrint- our line of
Gas and
- .. 7...... iElectrie Lamps
at our Office and
For Reading
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive. convenient,
ornamental. Made up to suit any
taste. is your house property illum-
looted for the holiday“ if not
Let us Pipe Your
' House, for Gas,
we will do it at cost. Our new line of
“Al i; i' AH (if till] '3 htlri irt'f‘fl ru-
relied t all and see tin-iii
Connecticut
Company.
CHIROPRACTIC
the New Scientist Healing.
it has made the important dicow-ry
that the physitnl cntmo of disease is
located in the spine and it has devised
a uuirpte method of adjusting pad rc-
moving the cause by menrisgof the
bonds alone.
l
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
.. FROM $15 UP.
FairCloakand F urStoro
.A ISRAEL, Proprietor. ' " ‘
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
*-
Oppartunity— Time ~--— Place
Are the K4 ynotes to Silt'tt'l-lrl
MERRILL COLLEGE
Will Enable You to Push to the l-‘iont.
WINTER OPENING, JANUARY 2, ‘00..
Day and Night Sessions. ENROLL NOW.
Port Chester. Stamford. South N (Mrwalk
ee _
3hr. Yams can. 2) Suit disuse,
33 SOUTH MAIN 3T1 SO. NORWALK
Sveat'fieduet'tnn Suite on Suits Coats, Skirts,
\Da’vats, Sure and Ch'ddren 5 Costs.
l
$15 Ladics' Suits l’ot ........... $7. Baltifil all WUDI Nun's Yelling ’\‘.';ri:.t~l.$i.98
tin Lotties' ('onts .............. $5.98 ., .) . .. _ ,
$51.3 Fur Lined ('oats ........... $22.50 3" Mt “MA" """"""""" 9.1.98,
Stu (‘hildreu's ('oats ............ $4.00liilti bio-H of Furs in gray ........ $7.98
COME AND BE: CONVINCED
in; HATCH & nanny C0.
MILL. foot at Marshall Street. Tel. 403.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. Tel. 46-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
. from a. Piggery to at. Palace.
Now is the time to repair roots for winters blasts and storms W - have
every vr-rrlo ty of shingles ranging in price from 82. .0 to $10 50 per thousand.
Aiso we limo for flat roofs the
LiNOOLN ROOFING.
.\ superior brand of ready made. tip to fln'i' rooflng. Good where any good
roof is needed Wlll stand tropic heat or arctic cold Moira like rubber
but has no rubber in it. flan no for in it Has no odor. Can be laid by
any lnlcliidtnl Wfirkmah- A Perfect tron -contluctor——the best insulating fab
He made. lot .ril commercial purposes practically fireproof it is vermin
proof. tints will not. tomb it. lliiiu'f sin bio floors it. is most excellent
Acids ennunt affect it like tin or run it is tight pliable and waterproof
floated with tine. llluty sand it pro more no evxrelient. appearance and resists
fire it is coolt 1' than lvon .rnrl more durable than ‘tln. it is not coated with
a more of spongy fibre whlrh hold. water and in soon soaked off. it in not
backed with nsphnitum or rosin. rum when properly laid there to little. if
any, extradition or tontrnetlon it mature a litre plain flooring, letting the
place of oil cloth it arrnnted for eight year» wear without repairs or at
motion of any kind l-lnrnples on application.
A Warm Reception
VOUII FRIEND. WILL RECEIVI A WAN” Imt“ WHEN
THEY VlOlT YOU THIS WINTER iF YOU BUY YOUR. “AL 0' US.
NONE BUT THE 3581' IOLO. COAL TNAT II COAL.
B. Hershfield & Son.
in waves "In". ‘IILI'NONI no
.33 2 id ......
. Ra y mond Bros' Especial * analysis of both
Iir. Francis is prepared to make
acute and
throttle diseases and remove the curiae
ll'» I‘Dt'rl Scientific Adjustments: also
to t xplnin the philosophy of t'hiroprnc-
.tie l-iv tuner», I shall be plensed to h: we
iyour T'f'lltltl'u who desire information
iii-illltiiilg this science call at ,
94 E. Washington St.. Haviland Bloch,
South Not-walk, Conn.
Scientific Magnetic Treatment. Alto
' Given.
evenv Lsov's onsssmo CHAM
sea ,
should ‘ he equipped with e dnlnty
snow white, one piece "Sfandnfll" Por-
-, colain Enameled Lavatory.
ilave you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveninet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep:
in; apartment or first floor toilet
mom?- lts presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prior». Our
plumbers are strictly competent no}
chanics, honest and reliable.-
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST "I.
0‘,er w. as yuan}. i
Funeral Director i
and Embalmer. i
re North Main 0L. louth Namath?
fluldenee, 0 Wuhlngten Ut- g
Telephone at home. ”I. l
Telephone at office. m l
I
Specials For Saturday
and Monday Only.
Volunteer Flour, makes perfect
hrentl, per bag .......... 75c
The Very lit-st f-Zigin Creamery But-
‘ “'7', per ill. .................... 31:
Milk, trill weight, pet can ...... ‘. 10c
Force, 2 pkgs. .................. . 25¢
ii i‘hgs. Korn Kink.» ..........., 10c
A. Stu I l
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave" East Nomlk.
DRISCOLL'S LHANCE! 0000.
BOSTON. hm: 7: «'Mtr-r having
passed a quiet night, which eliminated
M'W'l‘lf unfavornhb- symptom ‘
the
physicians .it the .tinsmuhrmttwl
o-ml Hfmpitui lining, Ha ed llrnl [Wilt
iirisr'oll. the brim. ten/Tm who was
shot by .l, \ Site-it in tho flittlt'Huult'.
Thursday, at the some time that [0d
ward ('ohcn, the president of the state
branch of the Mncrlean Federation of
'Jllfllf', f'l‘t'f'itl'fl the wounds which re‘
suited to his death yesterday, had mmd
chances for “corny, should his prw
rwm favorably prim-rm. etmilnm-
cam-roan»
a...» u. wron- are
,
ll
4.,
V
var-ow awn
veil chn'wtm on
LIGGI'IZT 8 .
Saturday Qai‘idy,
290 30x7; ‘”
rrlmys being the some good quality
and absolutely fresh over) time mu
buy.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
‘ 205 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Telephone Call. 641—2.
All Order. Delivered Free of Charge.
The ritonthiy'mt'oiinfi of Mdelowr-r
Hook and Ladder; Company will he
held on Monday night at the truck
house in Van Zundt street, and a from;
her (If tullline matters will come up
for utlllrn
Ariel ('amcron‘n launch has been
hauled out for the season and now the
creek is left practically deserted with
the exception of the mud tilt-deer
which hr working on the ('liunnr'l to
East Norwalk.
At the. meeting of the
Plus: of the East Avenue
mist-Opal Church,
for, Rev, G."l'.
charge.
Pblluihett
.‘lt'ihtidifil
tomorrow, the pun
, Freeman. will have
All members and friends are
- urged it) be present and who port in
the tii"t'lil'i.‘iilill of the lesson,
There was it great excitement
the Washington street bridge last
night when Charles liyxbee, the well-
known With! Noi'wnlk uysteruutn. sav-
t'tl, the life of a valuable kitten front
a furious liii'tl dog, A few people who
saw the affair congratulatedMt. Byx-
be.» for hit: l‘trnye and noble act.
Work has not yet been finished on
the.- catch basin at St, John street and
(tritium avenue, leaving a spot, there
dangerous to rrntilc. "Work is being
rushed on the Winfield street sewer
as fast as possible, The newer has now
reached a point where it can be con-
mated with the old sewer on that
prrreet with which the construction of
n It w manholes will prove adequate.
Tin ltaracea Class will meet in their
room front 12 to 1 Sunday, in the East
AVt'fllll' Methodist Episcopal Church
This in a meeting to which all men
are invited. The topic is an interest-
ing on». "When'Ono Young Person
('alle‘d of God Repudiates n Spectacu-
lar Religion for the Simple Worshl'if
of th.- True God-4a Woman Honored
for Thirty Centuries." The question
for discussion will be "Motive."
Mrs, Cornelius Invention, the aged
mother of John, Frank and Sarah, ro-
ct-ntiy fell down a. flight of stairs at
the Van. Dome Hotel, Albany, N. Y..
seriously injuring and perhaps brenkv
ing the hip bone. James Eweris, her
son'in-law, ls proprietor of the hotel
named, and her youngest grandson.
Edwin J, Davenport is night (tern
Wildfowl the result may be they you
enable old lady will tie a. cripple for
the roast of her days. Her second son
unvaried the only daughter of Mrs. E.
W. James, of East. Norwalk, I.‘
OAITORIAr
3.”... ’ . 5'“. but in line Ami: Hugh
Bin-m0
of .
ROWAYTON.
A baby boy arrived Thursday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cutnnco, of
Brookslde.
Mr, and Mrs. William T, Raymond.
of The Maples, have been guests at
the residence of R. W. Keelur, in Wit
ion.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
a meeting in their room Monday after-
noon December 9th. when tea and
light refreshments will be serwd l-I .lch
member please bring a cup and Aatrcer
Skunk» seem unusually plentiful
around town this season and those
who niistnkc them for rats had better
take a second look before doing any-
thing rash; some of our young men
can testify to this fact.
Rowaiton Baptist (‘liurth Rev, F
t‘ Brown pastor—Services. 10:30 a.
in, amt 7:30 p. in.: subject, morning,
Glory of the Cornmonplnee; evening
sermon topic. The Tokens of have;
nible schotd followu morning service;
.iunfo‘r Endeavor, 3:30 p. m.; Senior
Endeavor, 0:30 p. ink; Thursday eve-
ning. 7:30 p. m., regular prayer and
praise service: Saturday. 7:30 p, m.,
meeting at the parsonage for social
prayer and conversation.
itownyton Methodist Episcopal
('hurcb. Rev. E W. llysshc, pastor ~~~~~~
Morning service at 10:30 o'clock; Sale
bath school at 2 p. m.“ Epworth
league meeting at 6:30 and preaching
service at 7. The pastor will preach in
special sermon on the Sunday school
work, at the morning service. An
evangelistic sermon will he preached
at the owning service. The pastor's
Bible class for adults will mom in the
auditorium or 2:“? p. m.
Yesterday while .n number of
friends were gathered around the may
fireside in the store of t'. if. Golder.
one of the old veterans of this place.
who has before now entertained his
listeners with thrilling stories, began
to relate the history of the fire at.
lilrarn 'l'nyior' s the other day. His lin
lvnt'f'r‘ paid strict attention until he
«tune to lhin part of the story: "And
the Hour: boys and i Judi started across
the cit-cit in a bout with the, distin-
xuishersf" Unfortunately at thlti
point those llstonlng laughed, so the
narrator thought It wise to bout a rd-
treat.
on
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rrmult. In pneumonia. Bra
allinn Balm is irreahlnl up colds when
ever tried, almost without spectrum.”
10.20 501: and it 00 battles. Tho C'llfv
:ace vmeuwitlterpw
,. .sth'e‘mnlkenmm
I III".
Aret'ri ital: hadn’t): m n.1,. "
t”; 4'
to the others present
lford, Baxter's and Holsted' a. u
4;
UTH f_ NO'RWAL EVENING SENTINEL‘
.1 a
Hf" '
”hm.“
mines. the
a.
an
does not color the hair. '- “I -
wrap AND WON
This is pension week at the Bol-
sllers' Home. * .
Richard Leonard is seriously ill at
him home in Noroton
A number of inst-s oi’ measles have
appeared at Newton.
. f‘. Pond Webb, of Mormon,
spend tirewtnter in Stamford.
it. i", Scarlet-r. of Noroton, will leave
for Label-and. Flu. in two weeks.
Mrs. William merrier and - family
bare twin,- to New York for the win-
rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
are. spending a couple of weeks in
New York. .
~l’ork Roast. either end. He lb.
Public Market, ltailr'oud avenue.
Hurry Seileck has located his car
pcnlcr shop at the old Gotham mill,
iting'ti End.
it. i. Fowhr and family, of Siam-
for d huv.» moved to the Seoflcld place,
Nototon llelchts
\irs. Joseph lessen. who has'bcon
seriously ill at lbitlgrrpm't has recov-
ered and returned home to button.
Mr 'nnrl Mrs. l‘. W, Trigg’s have
zone to manifold for the winter. Mr.
'l'li4fis is' the cartoonist of the New
York Press.
William Scabi'ooko employed on the
new resident-«- of .l '.f) (‘rimmlnm Jr..
was stricken with paralysis and was
taken to the, Stamford Hospital
will
HERE'S GOOD ADVICE. , »
0. S. Woolever, one of the best
known merchants of no Raysvlllc. N
Y., says: “"lf you aramvw troubled
with piles, apply Bucklon's Arnlce
Salve. It cured me of them for goor
20 years ago." Cures‘every sore.
wound. burn or abrasion. 25c nt'F. if
Baxter's drug store.
' " WESTPORT.
The schooner F. A. i-‘owlnr cleared
for New York Wednesday with a load
of cord wood.
Rev Kenneth Mackenzie In much
improved in health and will be out
again in a few days. _ '
A whlst party was entertainer] at the
residence of Orlando Allen in Saugn.
turk on ’1 hprsday night,
Homer S Boers is on the way tc
Mexico where he will look over his
various mining properties, .
l‘he barge (‘ruinn illlltitrl with r-on‘
for Taylor & ltlrhnrtla was timed up
the river Thursday by the Annie B.
Miss Grace Adams has returned
from Boston where Hilv has been
.,. .. Ir
passing several weeks with friends.
Jesse Keefer is out again after 9
week's interview with the grip. lit
resumed hisw-tlutlcs on the troll-ri' .Vi’ti'
tcr'du)‘. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
moved to Port Chester,
mcr has taken a position with
trolley company.
Ell Mend took a Alelghing party tc
Weston Thursday night. He proposes
to make use of what little snow falls
this year. for he has bought. two new
siclghs.
Thursday afternoon the school com
mittco entertained the teachers at
their annual reception. The student:
of the High School furnished the on
tertainment. A large number of peo-
ple interested in the schools atendcd.
The roads in this vicinity have been
very slippery since the last fall of snow
and the blacksmithu have been work
log night and day. George Warren
turned away 25 horses on Tuesday and
member horse shoers in town worifi
equally as busy.
(‘urt Eddy, a conductor on the local
trolley line bad a scrimmage with
.1 man on his car on Tuesday which
was said by two witnesses to be one. oi
the swiftest ever seen in town. it. is
"aid that Eddy came off it victor in
.1 large majority,
0n 'luestiuy night .t (ltmtl of boys
built a huge fire in the tuputl under
the militant! tracks at the stdlinii, 'i'lit
walls Wot't' smoked up sand, the pave
ment injured hr the the Railroad dc
tectives or re in town looking up the
matttt on 'l'hutsdur
Over 40 of the friends of Miss Cur'rlt
Crossnran met at the residence of W
8. Jones the other night, and visited
her at. her home in abotly. The even-
tag was passed in social intercourse
with plnnty of refreshmtfirts which the
visitors had brought with them,
One of the pleasantest social affairs
this season was the entertainment at
the home of Capt. .lohn Mien on Tues
day nlzht. The time was devoted tr
music and those Who took port for
niehed an evening of great pleasure
Mrs. Ralph
Allen at. the piano Herbert. Welch and
Robert Allen with the violin and lrv
lug Allen with the comet, furnished
the instrumental part of the program
The singers were Miss stalls Coloil’.
Miss Delia Smith. Mrs. William Bur-
m-tt. Robert Feeley lph Allen and
Fred Wyamus. best as be members 0
the family.
Bill “BREAD!
Allen hnvr
where the for
lht
its-tic.
f
trod
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u- ranks. and will work as Wt'ii as any
emum
ALL storm 1WD“: ”31
We Hear NothinT [pt {Ti
Richirdpo
Why .heuldn'
You have y to blame If ytm
go on auifim n alonmeh troubles,
when you firth!” at band. ”hi it
Richard! {iv-otter “able .. win
moss for stomach bias no matter
atornifithah any other own
reh v.. 11-1-4- not a new round)
br' Mani; but new in this tocdt.
fly; it.’ is hectic in erory part of the .
(‘hurch in tit-d Menu min, and “mutton. ‘belne in we I» almost weir
not only their v,nlor but ”no their W'J'WEM" West, North ““4
generosity was d monstruted, Mi “ . .
tinned that (‘hlcf a'inchanter w pie" Mrs Jane 0. Morrow. 38 Franklin
pm on the (losing night to hear meet. South Norwulk. Conn. saver.
applause from hundreds of th "1 Md been a victim of nervous lndl~
when it was announced that up tlwldn for it soon malw yearn lwoultt
the successful contestant for the A" M0139 dlflfflwlcd With headaches. My '
some trumpet. food Would lay like load in my stom-
nr. Mailer mnmtttlnted‘wr. Mb. The food that wonlt seem to
cheater as chief of un- tire de m with me one day hWQIIld canto
went, and said; "You am- re a trouble the nah i had aired on
from the high ofllcc as chief ,0" bone 0' recovery When by “Mal"!
an ordinary citizen, and l have or. Richardl brewpub: Tablet! canto
honor" before you do so of presenting to my notice. 1 obtained a bottlp oi!
florist felt to chief Win
H ‘i chatter ..
(Continued KW"! First Pfll'v ,4
to do so assimw Its met than; once
when their ruler and courage was
rnnde apparent during the first which
threatened to destroy tit June it
Church and he would ever romeo!
with granular» the services rendered
by them on that intimation. He had
met them at a more recent duty-the
annual fair given by St. Joseph's
this tru rel on behalf of myself and theme tablets recently at Planted.»
the pc of at, Joseph's pariah, I Drug Store and began taking them an.
hppc y successor will enjoy the cording tnrdirecuonl With the relultl
that 1 obtained. instant relief. These
:tnblcts work like magic and I do not
hesitate in giving them my highest en.
same es n and tiopularity that. you
enjoy today. and that the fire depart-
ment. under new authority. may retain
its chit icncy and the brave men which dorsament"
nonstltute its membership." For sale by all drugglsts. Accept:
(‘bief “intlwstm. as the trumpet no other. Price 50 cents per bottle.
was placed In his hands, said: "There
are. times when words fail one, and
this is one time. i certainly not proud
tilt] think lt'pr'oper to make a few
colour“. 1 am proud tonight; simply
proud] am a fireman, i have a cer-
tain feeling of' regret that, one ,who
was more worthy of the trophy than
myself did not get it. i, shall always
cherish this trump, and always remem-
her the esteem of St. Joseph's Church
ind Rev Father Mnhor. (Zr-edit can-
tot be divided. and it belongs to ev-
try member as a whole. it is difli'
salt to select a fire chief, as there
are many capable of filling the office.
ind the fact that such good work has
been accomplished in the past few
rears Vital-fill]? to the efforts of all. ’ i
drali go regretfully back Into the
Made by lir, Richards Dyspepsia Trib-
lct Association, 63 and 55 Worth
1 ....,
damage
May lzwliox 2.7. at 11.50 a. in. Au-
tomobile owned by i. it. Lockwood, in
barn of Phenix Fur Company. Caused
by gasolens explosion. Machine valued
at $400 destroyed.
April 20~er .3, at 9 p. or. Building
owned by General Russell Frost and
occupied by Charles Steinwald. at 3:.
South Main street. Caught fire from
locomotive spark. Total loss, 8200..
May 20~Horr l7. at noon. W. N.
itrcwer's, West avenue (Yarrscd by
gas leak .\'o damage.
June tl.—~Stlll alarm at l p. to. James
Magner, at .34 liayvlcw avenue. Chim-
ney the. Putnam iios’e responded, No
damage.
June 24—80" alarm 12‘70 p. m.
N. Y., ‘1“ if} it H. R. R bridge. Put-
nam Hose responded, Xo damage.
Nothing used.
ither. An excellent choice has been
=‘nnde in the selection of officers. Our
low chief is full of enthusiasm. and
to will place the tlcpnrtrnent in a
rlghcr grad; of emciency than ever
refore. i thank you, boys. Your klnd«
less to me in more ways than one
will always be remembered. and I shall
rlways appreciate it. i have. a little
memento which will last longer than i
will. and i would like to offer it as a
(lit stove at ..l J Murphy's, iii (“flav-
street. Putnam Hose responded No.
thing used. No damage.
July 4—01»: 35, nt'-t :.t'. p. m A. ..l
Angevino Ir Sons,136 Washington
parting gift. to each company." attract. Fire caused. by glue heater.
The officers of the ‘varions com- '30 damage“
parties were then summoned, and Chief » "”3 “4’9“ 43. 3i 131’“ a '0 Ffllflt'
d’lnchcsted presenter] a handsome “’3th ~
‘rumcd photograph of himself to each, '1'") 4—99! ’3 at 1 0" B m. Valli”
l‘hey ware received by Assistant i-‘orc- nlnrtn .
nan Samuel Norris. on behalf of Old ‘ July 47-301 H. M L10 n. "L FMS"
.l'eil ilook‘rmd Ladder Company; Inp- “'37
ain M. A. Ready, too Putnam Hose - J") 4’30!» 12 5“ 2 46 0 10 PM“?
fiompuny, and Captain Frederick lieu- alarm.
rer. for the South Vtirwalk Fire Po-i “”3' ”“3”" alarm; at 9: in p. or
ice. Each onc‘mndg- .r brief response “("79 0' J H: K0800 Hi “ LOW“
ind mp meeting “3“,, brought to a thlttttt occupied by Christian Gnrtmau
rinse with on... clue-is for Chief up. “all!" "Home laws $90 Whole
drestcr department responded.
The firemen then prove: '(it‘il to eriti- July ““305 2:. 3,‘ t' ’8 i’ to. (1mm
m '3 Hull in Mechanic sir t-l where m" J“ lundingtfn “WWW 50 “M35"
1 Dutch supper, conshling of trunk A'JK- 10—bit H 4'3"“ "" 9 M m'
'urters, stiller irraut, salads snod- ”0”"? "WW“ ”3 N’JW" T3310" 3""
.viches coffee, tigurs, etc, was sorted 0"”1’J9d bi Lester ”WWW at 3"
l‘li. gullilt ring was one of the plenmrm ”Midi" [1'19“ "Mid, 39' “W 1" Md
M ,. ,.,- held 1,, n". mum”, lose $21. to. Putnam lipse Company
The list of tires, fit-i read by Seem. risimndcd,
or} Knorr is as followu: All" ““5”” alarm 5' J J' V "'
tecord of Fires from Dec. 7 1955 to Urns», fences and buildings at Pim-
a“ 5 1907 idand Penn-fer; set. on fire by inm
llt‘t'. 2':-~~liox fit. at '13:” p, I'm Loss $100 '
Chimney at u. o. tummy-s, : .‘iz'tl Ans lwl—ltox 3. at 6:0» e. m. llmw
ihilli street. Whole department 0",; ,0! A Harris. occupied by Stew Ben-
no rianmge, in ."7 Raymond street Front piazza
l‘iec. L't'e-uilox :l, at ti:l.'. p. in. F'ire "ll tiri‘. 1'0"” $550-
t'itisf'l itl lirrvilurid liouov um. All" Iii—Still alarm at m7. it r...
“gm" gaffe-pf Six “m.,m of thorium” ltnllioutl bridge liirhlnnd avenur
,“lnir.v gallons (if chemical used. l'u'-
pant iltsc respondent .
Aug. El‘i—liox" .., at 1. p, m truss
fire on North Main strut mar oral-
t'ongregntional ('hnrcb. ('ftliHi't. by lo-
comotive spark .\'o damage.
Aug. 27~-iiox .1, at 10:03 p. m. iiulld-
lug owrwd by tiencral ltuw-ll Front,
at :50 South Mnin’strcet. Pliilzfliiy‘
net on fire. Loss, $1M. '
Sept. ti—ltox M, at 01750 n. m. lion-u
occupied by George lilhunin. at :5 Mar-
shall direct. Fire caused" by lcukle’.
gas. hum, SIR. .
. Sept, 290mm“! plant» at km 0. lb.
Dr. H. C. Sharer. 1 Washington street.
Grease on life. No damage. Putnam
lion" Company responded
\ov Twiritllt alarm. at it: 20 p. to
[tags on fire in cellar of Herman Qnitt- -
net’s, Clay street. No damage. Put-
name Hose responded.
, Nov. IJ—HII" alarm. at 7:20 p. or
St. .'lohus factory Marshall street.
Spark from chimney set roof on the.
.\'o datnag'e. Putnam Hose responded
Nov.19-Bo,t it, at it): 20 p ni. Es
caning steam at Ii ll. Golden a, West
overture.
, Nov. ZHIIU ainrm at 713:. p, m
J. H. Kunpp’.» In West street Oil
stove on fire. .\o damage Old “cell
used. Loss $.30.
Dec. 23 ~--fio\ I? At lti. p, m. lluild
‘r's tool house in r'eur' ol' Wilfred limi-
ivell's house in Seymour a re 1'. t'lmm
cuts and hose used-z inns, slut. «-
.fltll.1‘f07—-fifift lit. at 9: :0 o in
House oRnetl in .i,\ link» ,tpd m. i
:ttpicd by Harold .Vlu‘nzy. :tt :Lkiiuzw
iank sit-.cet Spontaneous continuation.
Whole depmtrm-nt out. in... Sllsfitl,
.i.rn. 2~liox 2". at 2:30 :1 or. build-
ing owned by ilerrnnn Quittner and
rccuplcd by Emory Lchofstkr, at it!
idly venue. Loss on building. 8350,
loss on contents. $820.70.
.ian. lt-—Altox .32, at. 77250 p. m. ilnfner
building at 205 Washington street.
ruck draft to chimney. No damage.
.lun. Te-thtlll alarm. nt Szlf. p. tn.
Kindling wood anti rags nt residence
)f Edward (iorman. 10 ilavllund
street. Chemicals used: no damage.
Jan 20—«ilox lit, at 2: ii» a. ru.’ Hatch
& ilallcy's burn on Marshall nfrcct
incendiary origin. Loss. 317;.
Jan. 20~Stlll alarm at. 1111.0 a. m.,
o Paul Berg's, 05 Meadow street.
.lhimncy fire; no damage.
Feb. 7—4kpx‘ it. at 1:10 a. nr. At
.N'. Y.‘, N. if. it; ll. Railroad yards. Two
vars used as tool house. Loss 8:00.
rob, iii—flux? .t at 9 Nina in House"
)wned by I). it}. iloyt and occupied by
Mlliam Alexander at 20 Spring nirccf.
boss ”0.
Feb. l"-—iiox 4, at 9.37 p. in. Home
if Rudolph Stolz, Raymond and Day
{ft-Box 24 at t;. 'tt’i p to. He.-
mun Quittner's house at 2 Burbank
from. occupied by .l, t'lark Fire.
in closet. Cause unknown. Nothing
streets. Lounge on fire. So damage. gin-d. .
l-‘ob. 26—~5tlll alarm, at 7:30 p, to. oral value of bulldinnsnin-
iosoph Morclll's,. North Main street. r WW?“ ------------- ........I4I.800
tugs on fire from ashes. So damage, Total HI'IIO' of contents ....... 0 8, 000
Putnam ilose rrssmnded, Insurance on buildings ...... 020,800
March 2~-iior 7.2 at l:2.’. p. in, Co insurance on conlunm ...,....‘t 9,000
ionlnl Foundry a Machinery ('0. Fire Insurance paid on buildings 11,41!!-
near cupoln. No damage. ‘ Insurance paid on contents . t t..."
March zt—nox 22:. at 7:35 p. m. was not rumour ........ 3 button
famed Valcllc, l0 i'odrnnre street 'i'tnnl tires, 47; bell affirms. 3’5: “in:
Clothes on fire in bed room. (rouse fllarnm, in: false 4; t al time out,
it; hours, 42 minutes; adders used-
.tnltnown. no damn e.
‘ I72 fact; hose used ’ “110 first; chm"
March zit—Still alarm or. 7:20 p. m
not. it. P. tiooth, 12 Washington leaf». 17" u gallons.
itreet. lamp on fire. No damage. L... ......
Putnam Hone responded.
April |l~iimi 3 at 2: 4.1 p. ., at
A N01"! DAM! WLAOY'C ”PIAIu
um et rhea-en
Mrs. Sarah larrigan' s. Railroad me:
To all m
tbtrn whether mrrscnlnr or of tho
me Box on II"t No til-mt" 1...... nclntlca lulnbagoe Mukflflu.
April IG-r-titiil alarm at. in a. m pains 5.. a. hum. or mulch
Thomas (' Newman“ a, .‘i'l Spring pains.” towrlth to be; for a to
street Back stoop on tire (‘hlef rev
wooded Nothing used No (image.
April "'7wa 13, at 2. 70 p. m N.-
Y.. N H. I: it. it. navecenttene-
ment at 7 Wood street. Mattress on
fire. Clum- unknown. 7m, 1100. route by
April 20~iiox 2.3, at 4: 24 p. In. Phe- a
of: For t'ommnye yard. Grass and
fence on fire. Playtime gallons of
themicai used. “
April lib—~00:1 3.9 at 7:12 p. n. no
treatment which has repeatedly can
all of then tortures. [he feels it an
duty to send it to all eulerern me.
You can yourself at bone as thous-
andswili Unify-eon change of elic-
Thll dim
into-Ire. Comedians.
nine Ms,130m street. Clot “I; .
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June 20—40"! alarm. at 12: 45 p. in. . ‘
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