1 Q
‘“ Miss Hazel Waterbury spent Sunday
fROWAYTON'
with friends In Craubury.
6
Miss Alina Clark. at this place, en-
tortoiiied a friend from Norwalk, Sitti-
day.
William F. Jennings, of'McKlniey
street: spent yesterday in New York.
on business.
FMrs. Daniel P. lliorrell entertained
relatives, yesterday, at her home on
Crockett avenue.
i ..
'-l‘)on‘t forget we are still in busi-
ness. Rowayton'l‘onsorial Parlors.
Mrs. FrankllnyG. Crockett, of Me.
Kiiiley street. entertained relatives
from New York, Sunday.
'l‘okeneke people are much interest-
ed In a wedding which is to take
place there in the near future.
The library of the Methodist Sunday
school 'will be enlarged by a hundred
or so new books within a month.
Fred Kimball, of Haverhill, Mass,
has becn'the guest of friends here
stopping on his way to Philadelphia.
l'ldwnrd Tinker. oi West Side ave.-
niio. has taken a position with a con-
struction company in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coley. of
Brooklyn. have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Norton. of Hickory
liltiit’.
Mr. and Mrs. Powers, who have
a summer cottage at Belle Island. have
returned to their home In New York
city.
Frank T. Mills, of Crockett arenuc,
has resumed his duties as clerlt In
ii'uloy's grocery store. utter a week's
vacation.
The new house of Captain John l;-
iioinniedieu is nearing completion. and
will ho a line residence, from present
appearances.
There will he a harvest festival cel~
ohmtion ill the services of the llietlio
dist lvtpiscopal church, Sun-day even-
ing. November 5th.
Under the direction of Mrs. W. F
lAmhlci' 11 musical program is bolus
prepared for rally Sunday 111 the Molli-
odist Sunday School.
Superintendent of the I'lnrlcn
Schools, 191111112: I". Williams, of R0-
Wiiyion, was recently made a voter oi
the town 01' Norwalk.
Miss Lois Marsh. of Highland tire-
11111». has been forced to drop her stu-
(tics at tho Norwnlk High School, in
order to rest her nerves.
Mrs. Alfred Crockett oi (‘rockettI
avenue. will start soon on 11 two
months' visit with her daughter, Mrs.
1}. Ashton Kay. Iii Reading. I’n.
mm...
New York, Friday of this week. and
three or foul-delegates from the 110
wsyton league are planning to attend.
.n—Q
The members of the Kindly Club
held a tennis meet, Saturday after-
113. Raymond, and a number‘of inter.
esting games were played. After the
tournament, refreshments were
served. F
Joylng a long rest during the summer,
will meet for rehearsals again thi9
Thuraday night, instead of Wednesday
night, as originally intended. Several
new members have Joined the choir.
Captain Daniel P. Harrell. the well-
known sailing master of this place, is
suffering from a carbuucle on his right
noon, at, the court in the yard of .1.
arm. Despite this affliction, the car»
into last week brought over a load
of two hundred muskruelons from
Long inlay.
There will be a rally day service of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, Sunday, October 29. Special
exercises are now being arranged.
and parents and friends of the schol-
ars are invited .to keep the date in
mind. and attend.
A number of the oystermen from
this place who are seeding at Bridge-
port n good set. Among the number
were Alfred Crockett. ()rant Rackett.
.lohn. Frank. Thomas and Harvey Jar-
vis, and George Moore.
'l‘he branches of the Pocket Testa~
merit League in the Rowayton Methov
diet and Baptist churches. which were
formed in the spring by the Rev. Rich-
ard Tladcr. of 'l‘okeneke. have been
invited to be present at Mr. Tiader's
residence at 2 p. 191.. Saturday after-
noon, where a good entertainment will
be provided.
at 1:30.
.D
I
I
ARIEN
AND
N onorou
Mrs. Palm has secured 11 position In
'iivow York city.
Mrs. It‘rcd Schwab visited friends in
Stamford recently.
.iiimos Davidson has resigned his [101
'slilon with Mr. Shwwny.
Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson are
visiting in New York city this week.
Miss Sadie Scott visited Miss Gertv
rude Schneider, of liuwes avenue, on
Monday.
Mrs. Julia Duncan has recovered
from a bad cold. and Is able to resume
her employment.
a...“
i'. 1). Lawrence and family are to
”Charles latter, of McKinley street.
has resigned his position In Marsh
Thatcher's store. in order to (:0 Reed»
1111: with the oysioi‘meii at lli'ldgoport.
Miss May Mitchell. a teacher in
1.11111 or the llarlen schools, is helm:
I'liii'l'lnlllt‘il :11 the home of Superinten—
(It'lll .iuincs iv‘.
art-111w.
The cottage belonging to Benjamin
lelyn adjoining the large resi-
110111 e at Pine I’Ollli. ls being raised
so its to he on a level with the other
buildings.
Oyster supper at Rowuyton Hose
(‘11. lonlulit. Don't miss It.
Mr. Film and family. who ha'iie beeni
residing at the corner of McKinley
street and Rowayton avenue, the put
summer, will return to New York
within 11 fortnight.
i.‘rvtn Hiointiurt and family, of Crow
im-nue. will more to West Haven the
latter part of this week. Mr. Stein-
luu-i will take this step in order to
be nearer his business. ‘
Mrs. Louis Schmidt, of New Canaan,
91nd Mrs. crimson.» HuwkinI. oi Mit-
ford. have been visiting at the home
or i'aptiiin and Mrs. John ll. L‘Hom-
Iiii'llii’ill. in Crockett avenue.
m
A party or ftowsyton people was on
the trolley which 19 thought to have
struck a man near the Newton switch.
Batiirday afternoon. ,The car left the
Nowayton witch at ten lithium at
two.
rum will be yitereopticon 10011110
tor the 110119110 of the deuterium new 4
06011“), held in the 01191161701096
Methodist church. Friday wreaths.
numbers of the 0100 will 59 9.61111th
Williams. in ngllllllld’
more on itownytou avenue.
nylon this woek.
iii Row-
Willlnm liorkll‘n has accepted 11 po-
sition with 11 firm in New York city, 199
mechanical drnnghtsmnn.
Ellwood Hoists. formerly with the
lFOllWIt'k market. in Stamiortl. has no
copied 91 position with James Poetry.
of Railroad avenue. ilai'icn.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Muliiken and
Mrs. William Schneider and daughter
Gertrude; also Miss Lillian Sawyer
spent Sunday fishing at Pear Tree
l'olnt.
“am
’l‘lie‘complete town ticket before the
voters (or their consideration next
Monday 19 as follows:
Democratic.
Asaenor, Three Years
Edgar '1‘. Rates.
Ann-nor. 0190 Year
John ll. Cher-lander
Board of Relief
Andrew S. Waterbury
(looms Elam
selectinen
Van Redeemer Pooley
Esra Kartwrizbt
Town Clerk
Stephen R. Hoyt
'ilown Treasurer
Stephen R. Hoyt
Agent of Town Depult Fund
9
“a
«no-..
Hg
’ Supplies
“”9 W M5. etc.
WbroadtCo.
an...
. The Baptist church choir, after 011» '
port. came home. Sunday. and all re,
The members who are,
going will meet at the White bridge.
usiiiii till till ‘
iIIIli 11111111111
Heartburn, 099, Dyspepsia and
.801110099 V911i9h 900 Your F
“Stomach will. mi Flue
“your meals don’t at comfortablm
or“you feel bloated, after gating, and
you believe it I11 the food which 6116'
you; If what little you eat lies like a
lump of lead on your stomach; it there
is dliilculty in breathing after 011111;;
eructatlons of sour. undigested food
.and acid, heartburn, brash or a belon-
lng of gas, you can malte up your
mind that you need something to stop
.-food fermlntution and cure indium-
tlon.
To make every bite of food you eat
aid in the nourishment and strength,
.01 your body. you must rid your Stom-
.ach of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach can. which score your entire
meal—interferes with digestion- and
causes so many sufferers of Dyspep-
sia, Biolt Headache, Billousneas, Con-
.stlpation. Griping, etc. Your on e is
no dinerent—you are a stomach suf-
ferer. thouegymr may call It by some
other name; your real and only
trouble is that which you eat does not
digest. btit quickly ferment: and
-sours, producing almost any. un-
healthy condition.
A case of i’ape's Diapepsln will cost
iifty cents at any Pharmacy hero. and
will coni'lnFce any stomach sufferer
.0110 "minutes after taking a single
dose that Fermentation and Soul
Stomach is causing the misery of in.
digestion.
No matter It you call your trouble
Caturrah of the Stomach. Nervousness
tor Gastritis. or by any other name-"—
,ulways remember that a certain cure
is waiting at any drug store the mo-
uient you decide to begin its use.
Pope‘s Dinpcpsln will regulate any
.ont-ot-ordcr Stomach within live min-
nice. and digest proinptli without any
fuss or distouiiort. all oi any kind 0!
food you eat
Icphen R. Hoyt
Auditor
Charles Ileniiott
Grand Jurors
William H. Orchard
William ll. Atidcraoi
Collector of Taxes
Elbert (‘. Bates
Constables
iianiord Smith
Frederick Sliruder
Wilbur l). Bates
John 1). iioyt
Registrar oi Voters
(‘bnrles Bennett
Board of Finance
Simon W. Cooper
William T. Andrews
Andrew Taylor
Town School Committee
William ii. Orchard
Mark I). Wilbur
'l‘roe Warden
Ezra Hartwrlxht
Republican
Assessor, Three Years
John H. Scilock
Assessor, One Year
John Tyler
Board of Relief
Newton H. Croioot
William w. Ballard
Selectmen
Charles B. Fitch
Hiram B. Taylor
Town Clerk
Stephen R. lioyt
Town Treasurer
Stephen R. Hoyt
Agent of Town Deposit Fund
Stephen R. Hoyt
Auditor
lumen ll. Crofoot
Grand Jurors
William H. wiimou. 1r.
Thaddeiu Hoyt
Collector of Taxes
111an C. Date-
Conetablu
Ambrose BreWer
Edwin L. Tattle
David N. Mather
Richard E. Mallard
Registrar of Votera
William H. WIImott. Jr.
Board of Finance
James Ii. Jenkins
William H. Weed
Clarence W. Bell
Town School Committee
Henry M. Baker
Ewdard B. Hindiey
Tree Warden
John A. Finch
“i suppose you hate to .909 your
decanter marry 1" 99111 the young men.
"Yes, i do." admitted the father.--—---
"Her mother has made it 11 point to
be 199131111 sweet tempered while thie
ooumhip has been going on."~»309
ton Herald.
“I've given up telling my wife We
thin-g.”
“80 have I mine. it simply
"will! 7.159 OANIURY
Von 03:1 111th3 F'MIIII Oooupy shop
99! 9111111111}. Street.
The F1101 1110111thth; lirin or van
0911310111011. 1161111090111 located in Be-
the), in the building which was form-
erly‘tho. Grassy) Plain school-house. is
1 to move to Danb‘ury,’ where It will
take on «00191019 in the Mary build.
in; on East Franklin street occupied
L by 1110 Tweedy Bill; Works until the
- silk mill wa9 moved Into its new plant
19 "short time ago. The chance will
be, made early this week and active
operations will be started in the new
loc'htion very soon: The company will
suffer no inconvenienceowaccount of
the changing of location, ”work will
be continued at the dropout factory
lurBethel, untl the work now on hand
is finished.
The increase In the business of von
Gal Brothers is the cause of the
change. more room being needed to
handle Its constantly increasing vol-
ume of orders.
FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR COM-
POUND
still retains be high place 99 the best
hodsehold remedy for all coughs and
colds. either for children or groom
persons. Prevents serious results from
a cold. Take only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. and refuse
substitutes. The Bridge Pharmacy
and W. T. ~Wigmore & Co. _ '
18, DAYS
"0..
BY OCTOBIR
HORACE.
You've got to take It either from
the weather bureau, which shows the
winter may be cold and It. may not. or
front Uncle Horace Johnson, the wes-
ther seer of Middle lladdom, who 099in
things is just right" for a long. hard.
cold, snowy. nipping z‘s-s-r-r-r- sort of
winter.
Climbing despite his as iriiltiiil years
of prophecy to the riditopole of .. his
burn. and with one eye on the stars.
and with the other looking expectantly
toward the once of the Winsted new»
[vapor correspondent. Uncle Horace
SNOW
will be a heater. Show by October Ill
and ice by November 12. says Uncle
Horace.
FATHER KENNEDY LEAVES A
LARGE ESTATE.
NEWIIIAVEN. Sept. 26.~—-By an in-
ventory tiled In the probabe court by
the npprulsorti. Rev. Dennis T. Koran
land John Hogan. the estate of the late
be worth Shii.668.23. Among the hold»
Inns are 90 shares In the U. 8. Steel
corporation worth $111,305, and no
shame in the A. T. ti: '1‘. company
north 56,771
. -_....._... w..."
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Einbultner
16 North Main Street. South Norwaik
Reeldence. 5 Waehinpton Street.
Telephone at oiiioo. 666-2.
Telephone at 1101190. 665.
rwo mourns hose or coon
nor WIATHIR
SUFFER
with? the
HEAT
WHIN A
GA
RANGE
run WILL 999m v00 009990991-
. 1191.9 0m 90 199119 on
90011.net! 7099999
Honestoni c
Pourer Co.
Thelteedltltbik
ElectiialCo
1‘09 only My WW
61.661011136161101.”
freely [entities that the coming wlntcrv
Rev. l‘cicr hi. Kennedy is shown to'
WHiihfli—IY, AND THE OPANICH
MAOKEREL.
000m VanDusen harnessed up his
fast motorboat, last Friday. took
George 1711011110.. or South Not-walk,
aboard, 6nd went skimming up the
11001111111111 river.t totthiicodiiah banks
this side oi! Ashley‘ rails. where the
good ship was anchored. and Whul‘pley
woo given 9m opportunity to am. it
was‘nlt much at day {or itching, and
0106611ch Norwailiier 011,11, i‘uatwwllhlng
out load that be bid brought along his
clam net. oyster snare and lobster
spear, when all of a sudden something
grabbed the hook and gave him an Feit~
citing and lively song and dance for a
few minutes, when the line broke and
.5110 creature got away. As soon as
Whelpiey could recover his wind he
asked.
“What In the name of Jonah was
that!"
”i think It must he a German carp;
they show up here, sometimes." replied
VanDnsen.
mackrel blood in him; that's what! it
would take a band oi cowboys to round
him up.”
Fishing for bullheads was duller
than ever. after that. and the expedi-
tion boon returned home-Connecti-
cut Western News.
~Dy6pepsle i9 our'natlonnl ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. it etrencthene the atom-
ach membranes. promotes liow of di
gestive juices, purineu the blood,
builds you up. .
SEED OYSTER! SELL HIGH
(The Fishing Gazette)
About 10,000 bushels of seed oy9ters
were caught on the natural rocks at
Bridgeport, (201119.. at the opening of
the season lat Wednesday. About lir-
tcen boats made purchases. some of
the seed going to the .i. & J. W. Els-
worth Co., of New York and Keyport.
.\'. 1.. s‘. 1‘. Downs and Mills a Lawn
dos, of Greenport. l.. l. The seed sold
at 600. a bushel, which was 100 high-
er than buyers had expected to pay
for it.
Fenwick Optical Co.
eves axamueo no:
mo oLAssEe ousdmreso
Open Monday and Saturday «99119996.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
«south Nemlk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
911. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (6:-
eept Sunday). at 5 p 111. mint
received at Norwolk' up to 6 p.
111. malouuiNoi-wetkuy 0:95:66
6. I.
Norwullt Steamboat Company
Armin. 6. 09111611. 0. 9:. HM
Lon-99 60mm 91.91»
YOU TAKE NO CHANCE
when you buy 6
Stewart
Stove
We will refund money after 30
days‘ 1990, if not satisfied.
Prices from
$19 to $65
A. J. ANGEVINE 81..
SON CO. F
999-999 "MIMI. I'l'.
The Century Compound
, . ,, 551: A GALLON 050 A GALLON
'Cerman nothing! exclaimed
Whelpley. "No Dutch nah could walk
Spanish like that fellow'be's got We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years.
It'll.
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
801'?)thI RaZOl'
for 500
ior yourself.
W. F.Wi gmoreiitCo.
DRUGCIITI
6 North Main 86.. Co. Nerwaik
Does Your Roof Leak?
OTOPB ALI. LIAKI
W11“
for estimates. Correspondence soile-
Century Roofing 130.. Fine.
63 Waehington at. 800th Non-walk
Hotel Maliackemo
1. it. constitute.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTO DATE
RATIO .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD‘
SUNDAY 111171712113 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 990
Call at our store and examine them '
CityNationaIBank’
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING!
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profita
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
8919 Dep09it 301109 63 and 65 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 196 Vice-Free.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2919! Vic.-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathemn .1. Wallace Mervin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis B. Huributt
Henry 8. Lockwood
EXPURGATING IT.
M M-.«........ .. M. 4.
DEATH OF MOTHER
GREBBMAN Titlio
NEW HAVEN, Rent. 26:
man Tllson was called to it
home in Tennessee Saturday
of the death of his mother, M
erliie 'l‘ilson, aged 80.
Have you a house to rent?
Sentinel to let ad.
m-..- ....... .. ._ ....-
scum 10019qu no 191-1110
South Nor-walk P06?“ ~
' MAILB ARRIVE FROM»
Intern PolnauFlm .,55 1:00.n 10160 I. m
1.00. 9 6, . 6:65 3.111
Waggon. Palate-L5: .1255p 50 101W
Donburz:6:: .55 6':30Fa6.Fpm.:m1:00. FF
Norwal 6 30. 6:00.10100 6. 111.11
MAILO CLOOI FOR
Intern Palate—4: 00 Bri
a: o 00¢.m..11':0.(;.0iF.“1"
Phlntot—O. 60,
Western.
1116'"
111.10 caowsi. Posting «1'.
' Norwalk Postofi‘ice
Matte 0119 etched
East. 0
Mails for
(1
5:50 a. 111.—
6:10 a. in. ——Danbury divmion.
6: 30 a. 111. ~W eat and South Norwalk.
6:60 a. n1. ~Eaat. not and lo. Norw
12:00 m.-—-1~'ew 11.111 and West.
12: 65 p.1n.-—East and South Namath.
1:10 p. .m. -—Da.nbury division. ‘
1:25 p. 111., ,jPointalwest of Stamford. IAI-
ers on
2:20 p. in. -West and South News“!-
5:00 p. uL—‘C‘aip‘flon Station. Danbury m
’ on
5:30 p. tit—East, West and'So Norwalk.
8: 00 p. 111.—-East.West and 80.160115“.
Sundays and Holidays.
Inst mail closes at 6: 30 011. in.
Sunday collection at 3: 30 p.199. '
. Malia Received.
00 mm .—Ail directions.
00 a. in -—Cannon Station.
15 a. 119. «East. west of Bridgeport.
16 a. 11). -—Wilton and Danbury. i.
50 O. m. ~Souih Norw.nlk
1:01) I. m. 421111. West and So. Harwell.
2:60 p.111 r-Danbury division. .
:33 p. in. *East, West and So. Norm
p. m.—
5 FFF) p. nil—East and South Norwolt.
D
m—New York. Brooklyn and 3011119.
Norw.aik
'I: 30 p. m. ~Eaat, 15 eat and So. Norwllk.
601 Mm
9: 00 a. in. -East, West arid 80.110
Cnrriors' window open from 0
1:. s. wants. costumed.
SOUTH NORWALK FIRI ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters at 11106116.
Works. Telephone for fire alarm
s—xi'i’nshington and North 99.111 .
Mnhuckemo Hotel.‘
6-xDay and Raymond Sta.
6—411 01 O Corset Factory. private.
6——Hov't a Theatre.
7~Norwalk Hospitn «
waluslo Hall. Clifford and City a
s—Ct'oss St. ‘
l2—xW1-st 86., Franklin School.
.13—xColicord 81., Concord and
School.
16—16lo Main and Ann 816
lS—Ilisii St. and Ba view A66.
)6—\.\or\valk Iron \ arts.
17—“ est Ave. and Cedar St.
iii—High School W est Ave
21- Vest St. and Taylor 1999.
23.4121)! AH‘. and Louie St.
26—Chestnut and Hen
"5—1180th Main and Monroe 81:.
—1.e\-ington Ave. and Austin I.
' ——\\' est and Elm Grove Sis.
“Elileda. what did \‘Olll lather say
when he heard that i had been here
calling on ion?‘
mollycoddle and a jolteihead."
“Is that all?"
“That's all, Guy—except the adjec-
tives."-t‘lilcago Tribune.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
I11 [fleet June 6, 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW YORK.
A him-12: 66x. Ii:00x,5 5:61! 6:08. 6:".
10:017663611‘ 6:19;
it 1591.
51—12 .5511. 1: 1: 31:: (P111113.
uh.Ex1p:¢oe9to arlem River). 6:611.
5. 6611.6 5: ° 6: 15m
9: 00 .
11. 90.0 9111'. 7 :71de Ffié'r 9'.9 895611.1 oils'
11. 99. ~19 9911. 0 069:. 9: 9111.9:91
I 6"” I ‘9 C
91 For.” :oo'xF. gill. ii’ii’i. 9. 91:. 9. F11“. 9. 99:.
96:99.
NEW YORK TO OOUTH NOIWALK.l
.-—-9:66a 6:60. 6:65 6:00: 6:063.
out: 919 . .6'1511. 919011.'10. 1099’. 10-09.
110,1
I: F's. l:5591,F6::1 1.6 .36. 613611.,
6:06. 620011, 61063.: FFFFF“ 0011.551
11100401 1°50. 19:00:
Mm
“1100‘ 99. ~41. 00. 7: 90. 11:09:. 9:099. 90: m.
'. mi .10 9:09 9:01.901 .
9331339013. 11100: F5160: I. F MI.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
HAVIN.
. 97 9: .
ilfinig'iuhfi' 11. 09.7-99.
10:308.
1.111.111.1111
6316:.
"Tohrldupomaturdm only-4. 069.1:
I..—-)51”I. 1: III. 91979111, 7166.. .211.
5:10. 6:1 6:66
51.91999. “'1'; 011. 711911.
DANIUIN TO DOWN NORWALK.
7 scrip 71.13313. .77 7°77 ......
JD§?éghgfik TO OANIUIY.
:ficfiq daily 91109191 W).
“‘3 6
199:. 6161:, 6161:. 6166.
:9
"He said you wow u numsltull, iii
I 225mm. John St. and 311116
.63. 385—Bouio9urd and second St.
FM
{"1 670 01.91;,“ 9197:. 9 :g LW
‘ol—Soutli Main $1.. between Grove.
Meadow Sta
32—41111 Electric Works. State BI.
fist—xtslpring and Clay St:
Bis-axlluvtl: 1nd and Watoei' 81!.
ST—xLockwood Mix.
61—Falrflcld Ave and 00011“ B!
62-Taylon Aux and South 81.
63-51‘ oodwnrd Ave. and Meadow 8* .
is—gurriti and Quintsrd Aves. and at“
1.
I10--\‘i’oo1lvrard and lowndes Aves.
51~Golden lilil St. and Elmwood A60.
52—-Wusliinuton St. Bi Idsc
53-Freight yard and Ann St..prlvOtO1 »
56~Norusik hock Co. private.
ix) Denotes non interfering betel
(iii) Master box, from uhich 1116 19
her of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. n...
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times. Matias or
line open. 1
Two strokes after an alarm, fire out. lit-F
mile department. l-l
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