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“ .on Past Day. next Friday. and as usual
. will be ready for patrons at 6 a. to. Ad-
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s—s—~Néws Dcphrtment
oé-3nBusiness Department
Alps—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 -‘-Edltor‘ sRcsidcnce
sods—City Editor's Residence
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS.
15~Corner at Main and Wall Ste.
21—Belden Ave. and Union Pl.
22+Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
Ziwllnion Pork.
25—Cross SI and Wilton Ave.
37—Frankiin Ave. and Lynne Pl.
28~West Ave and Berkeley' St.
ill—‘(lns house (Private box).
32-West Ave. and Merwln 8t. ‘
33—Harhor Ave and Orchard St.
3i——Cl1apel St. and Harbor Ave
38-Stchns St. and Elmcrest.
i2—-.-Main St. and North Ave
lib—France St.
52~Main and Catherine Sta
537124er Canaan Rd. and Fair St
.Mhostilut at, near Slimmer 8t.
56~Main St. and Union Ave
58*Grand St. and Tindall Lane
I erh ‘tThe Green."
East Ave and Lincoln Ave.
--East Ave and Dash-In Lane
nw—--r--*--
SENTINCL siloav steamed.
The South Norwalk Evening Senti
“V vortiaements and items of news should
The sent to the cities early Thursday of-
.t‘e’rnoon. ..
‘. . A number of Norwalk young men
“to New York on Saturday otlast
nd witnessed the production 0!
.‘llsmhler" and the “Balkan Prim
J
mm Potholes. of Spring Hill ave-
jute. is learning the mysteries. or be-
is“ a trolley conductor on the local
.' -, He is breaking in with Conduc-
Jor' Albert Berg.
’ George Smith. of Cottage street.
is expebted back (m
*Penosylvsnla this week George
tho' Unionvllls tooth
fl‘hs oillclsi delegates trots Bucking.
‘ rust. No; 13. o. A. ll... left this
i ‘ ngrspr tho dshohtlnsnt midp-
Inset,“ which is can. held In liartiord
and tomorrow. The dolegstes
(ollows: A. D. Rushed. George
still. Alonso Wheeler. W A. Kalt
George A. White. Timothy Kalo.
r. Occasions. nun» a. nail.
we. Isundsrs.‘ '
MM...
for the land's dolls" use Bow»
Million. They enrich the
-V We” who till it. Manuel
The St. Mary' s Y. hi. 0., ‘ or Norwiallt.
Vlsaues a challenge to any team avaro‘
aging between the ages of 16 end 1‘7
years. Address all challenges to John
Mcaame, manager. til Centmr avenue.
‘Norwalk. , . ,
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Woundy. or
Camp street; spent Sunday as the ,
guests oi Mr Woundy's parents. liar.
and Mrs. B. 8. Wounds. of New Can-
can. The latter couple have just so
turned home from a sojourn in Flori.
da.
Farrihgton 8. Gallagher. oi the
V Adams .«Provision Company of Wall
street, will rssngn his position on Sat
nrday evening to take a similar one
VViwlth the; ill. W. Hubboll company of
fisnflfuclri The new position will be
first hit. Gallagher’s home. _ '
The Catholic Union Con ell. K. 010..
met last evening and tra acted regu-
lar business The pinochle tourna
mum which was arranged for some
time ago will start next Tuesday even-
ing at the club house. The tennis have
not yet been picked but will he in a
day or two and good gaxnes m ex-
piloted“
Mrs". Frank LnBate, of Dsnhury, ham
sold the Island View cottage at Fair-
fleld Beach and purchased the Edge
mere cottsge there. Carpenters are
now at work constructing a ilftoon
room addition on the new property in
prepaartlon for the coming season. The
cottage will be opened on June lat
under the pains of Seaside cottage
John I". Paddock.“ Springfield. tor-
many of Nat-wait. was pfisont at tho
moeuagotl’omsburymago
Now sails... gruer cl Promotion. last '
night and mods scholarships speech
Refreshments were served Willis L.
Cavanagh and William 0. lies-riots are
representing tbe’ltical lodge 'at the an-
anal convention in Wotan-bury today.
-—Special lino of Hair Goods. Hair
work :trom combings. Pulls dressed.
Scalp Treatments. Shampoo. Facial
”usage. At The Beauty Shop.
Another not 0! boy‘s from the vicim
. ity of North avonuo and Gross stress
were brought before prosecutor Davis
yesterday and told a few things about
their behavior. The lads, some oi
whom are old onough to know better
have been making themselvos a nuts. .
once and the matter will bows to be
stopped. The action of the authorll
ties meets with approval.
Notice has boon sorwod by Deputy
sue/rill sham: a. stop. on Ohulos
N. Admondiorthols candold ad-
mint-tutors of ill alibi of m
w scams thot mac-s w. Perkins
claimed ills carrying use: on IMO-
moat in. 1000. by tho into Mr Mails
astdthosalsotosrtain prooortyln
tho solr ylili district A suit is like;
Is to folow it tho notice is not lived
dug attention
Olly MM
«
ll. wood. was
‘bmhtthflmmm
new WW Isms out ill- will
tor-thonswhoorwhichishoingraads‘
a 'nth.
won one..." nussssoa
i , I noflnattor how hard you try»- "
no manor where you so; it's
V ‘ burs. clean. Muscat. sporhh‘
_ ill. Wholesoino snd oWblIlIW
Vslso as boanothssr tor the;
Whole totally should ho. It's
“said in cases at so bottlos. do
iiw‘orsd froe at your door. for
51.15 the one. use that Rap
oorta is blown on the bowls
Magnet 8." Flynn
and the distinctive.
sivs line 6! styles.
manta.
Waists at moderate
ray of styles eclipses
w
Women who distinguish botwoeotho commonplace '
will find in our Spring lino oi
Waists a higher degree of quality. a more exclu-
and as excellence in their con—
structiOn. neter before roachod in popular priced gal-
Whon you use these new Walsts your artistic tool.
ing and your love for the beautiful will be satisfied.
Although women have learned to expect beautiful
prices here. this Springsiso
any provisos record
Our prices range l‘ront No to It. oach. but our higI
gest assortment is in our 51.98 and It. :5 voices. ~,
TheN. E. Ryan Co.
«Washington Strut
.: :
:I list Isis, n.
‘ or run. than
some Trslcnsn
" That All Trains m
manned, increasing. m.
. ism ol‘V‘V‘scail'cVn-
ninlironn. Aol'll lip—John r.
'V hows, of BMW cf the gflovanco
committee of tho brotherhood «I: Roll»
railroad committee yesterday and org
ed the passage or the “full crew" bill.
consisting cl 35 or more cars two
hrskemon and one dogmas shall be
empioyod in addition to the engineer.
saino number shall be employed on
a main track.
, Mr. Rows said that peculiar condi-
tions exist in Connecticut on rsilroads.
most states and. a number of men in
train crews smaller. The loss number
or non employed in a yard increases
tho danger of the crow. 'i‘ho terrible
sity of the log that will Wornploy- more
non. The employoo is supposed to
protect his train just as much as he
did boforotho block system wanin-
slallod. Qulcbr communication of sig-
polo is necessary. it cannot be done
in the near and only the conductor in
the middle of the train. "Surround
these men with protection in 28 yours
railroad men have paid from their
wages "l, 000 .000 in the United States
30 Horsepower, 5 Passenger Car
for $1,000
"“‘“\lilllllil
* “m“ l“ t s of ~
Don'ttorgetths
Flanders 20—5 Passenger Car for $800
Placsyonrordsrsnowaadtakeyourcarwhon youwontlt. Those
cars wiilbs scares whoa the season opens.
The Norwslk Consolidated Auto Go.
Phone inc
and Canada to the families ot ltlilod
and inland. There are better occupa-
tions than shaldng‘ hands with death
every as hours. There shouldn't be
less than threo hrahemsn and conduc-
tor on the aversgo mod." said Mr
Hows.
the Brotherhood of conductors, stated
I... the committee that there is scarcely
‘s time when the main lino is not used
by switching crews and that more soon
are nestled in the yards.
Representative Murphy. oi pubs".
ssidhooawatrhlnoliocorsstaonth
Norwolh a few days ago in charge of
two bnhomon. He had done a brass-
mas o duty helping passongers on and
olf a trsln.‘ [so has molded that o
hilarity of ”use shrill! boll)
now. said he hsd soon brslusaton
collecting fares and rooontiy during a
rush he paid his five to one who’ve
his: so sobatocouooa. lie was once
”that this crows on not lam enough.
TIIIII II III [III
IIITII TI III TIII
lI III. III “II.
in sun» to scrotal questions the
New Haven road ysosordsy isouod the
schools; elem statomont rsgasdins
thoaow’tralasorvicstohoconoodoo
MAODONALD'I IUOGIIIOR.
Psiltlolsno Still“ Guessing Whom ”to
cowl-nor wm Appsint. .
Politicians are wondering when Gov.
Baldwin will sons into tho Boasts tbs
succeed commissioner m it lb-
smtd. All W's mud-nea-
must he soot totho‘lsnass bsdaro W
1. or they dsfault.
located. to custom in tho loam
sash «occurs mm inst '
WM within tho "I! W”
tic-lasts until III! it “will its saga
tholusaoc‘stso‘rto
dossld rosy, aotbs
MMMJM
«slum
simulators: does not «use until
lanthanum vills'o
nomadshiahwayoougllssloaorto-
days following the newsroom session
spout. 1! (low. Baldwin should not
w.
cleric
sx‘rsa Lands sign NO. s‘sw
“ VOCAL AT II III "N. PILlVVc
IIIlI ill YOUR Ill“- TRY A
you. on War you mus
mm was cs rad” vans
nourishing psossal WM
Vtiwo has It:
”Thominsthatanotomnbotwoon
NisorssadBoatdnwlaWstorbury.
will have either terminal at 8 a. In.
sndI‘aaitothorusinsiahoorsanddvo
Illusion.
”Mwllioiaoboonswiocslssv
pron botwoos‘ W sad wsl
, «than. mum at out a.
masons: with mascot-Now
york twain ls‘a'visg Woodhull-gnu
fuss mum will connect with
duo Mrs,
mmnl'IIMMIM
III! IEIIIIE
mam 1-3:»
way Trainmon. appeared bolero the f
The bill provides that on freight trains .
. droman and condIIctor: also that tho .
any train call-eight yard engine using I
There is much more switching than in '
- toll of lives annually proves the noose .
‘wlthsbraltomanforward, ahrakopsan_
ii. A. Wynne. legislative sgont for i
Ropyosontstlv'o" mm Phillips. of ‘ .. . . . M .._. .. -_
nasasssurarws NOILI clan.
IFPImi
wounds Irons
sum rm moms.
nanny stilts OIIAMI’R’“
waist its New» who:
Tel. its. sds.‘ ..
Extra Specials at the I
. AFIP Store
“Inufl.~b.' o-ssosossss
’I wtCoss'ssss‘ssoosoowsosVdsosvsenI-so
MI’JsssssnsIssussss
gm sum-m sue
sssssssoss‘
uir'ranuslvoiino
fl II 5. Bl i
For other Gut Prices and .Immts‘gp are. use Our Circular
The Great A&P
‘iII WAIHINOTON .Tos”
ilslltmioo Ills at In. still mas o. In.
Ioosso o-ossssssssssss-ssss
{Itas-logos-svseloaosolsws
canoe-osss- bid-weapon
Mono” Ronni/hm
‘ a Company
‘ NDRWALK.
'I.
live ones,
(at least,
patronage
When Anybody is-Iin ‘
doubt as. to wheres '
certain article can be
bOughta certain Work .
performed, or, in loot.
the. whereabouts of
any kind of business,
it becomes only na-
turn] to read the Sen-1 _
Vitlliel ads to find out'—-— ‘ .
and. IF, Your name
appears among. the
chance of Winning
you have,
an ‘. equal
I
Puosd Away It the Hartford Hospital
. , also: Operation.
marrow, April iI.—John ll.
Noble. "mental!” In tho General
Assembly from Old Lyme. died at tho
‘ Hartford Hospital. thhmorulumwhoro
he. had been nines the Iottor part of
last month. Ir. Noble was taboo ill
suddenly lathe conidccsdthllooss
while attendiaga monocular-cull.
woansuowod totho hospital‘s-d ol-
mthmodlatolyoudsrwoataaoasra-
ticnswaoooodicitlsoadosllotcnoallo
tolaotlloailoyhoabn’sofldtoboro-
that-day Mudacolapoo. doses ro-
suitiug from lobar pneumonia and
oedema oi thalung. Hewaoconocicns
up do within a few mos-onto or his
dooth. Mmbonodthofsmilybsd wis-
imblnyostsmywdlworoaotwlth
bits-It disoolatioathism
Mr. Notwithstanding“ N.
in. as Octnhor 7. ”Mind tor tho
Iasoator part or his lineal (>le
has hollowed “candle pursuits its
wood tho town in the donorsl
mmulnwmmqu by
Wmuowos‘ncrmhaaom
odssoooostboomissioaclslmo
toinaairoissothoadrisobilltyottho
state’s sunning control of ills 0on-
mum-muss litmus-soot
WMWSMUMW
NOT“ FIOPI LABOR WORLD.
Maine‘s labor commission advocotoo
a school‘for domestics. , '
A cooperativootose on a mill-shun
lug basis is planned by the industrial
council at Kansas City. Io.
The workman‘s compulsory compon-
satico law passed in New York loot
year. hos been declared unconstitutius-
albytboOourtoIApmum.
NY.
According to the ideal oflchl I’D-L
turnstbe organisation of tho amigo»
mated computers has a total monitors
duo of 8.160 in tho Dominica of Conn.-
Wnstruathoossrotlos’ ‘Jotwinds
Commatiwootstiaticaputthonu.
her or workers killed and injured in
tho workshops, mines and onthe rail-
mathemathMsyw
Ibroknsninerowilibotsumnson
icon nothcdscf mining by rho»
.mmoad'tbenowingpietnromsoh-
isolatboanthmstosalningluglonol.
”Wm o
'l'hooohoshooassoobis bstwosn tho
mnummmormnn»,
.oifllll “Mohave combined and
out solution mm or WV
dt‘lluiaol.
which
who: retail drug
WI... My. mind
slant-muss with them
mam lirldtidIi'IIpI
ilsflldiiiaollmm "
Norwalk Chronicler