DANISH THOSE GRAY HAIRS!
Kill the Dandruff Germs«Stop;l,leir,Eollln§
Thousands oi mothers are looking women—Thar gray hairs'sre (one? 1113.111.»
color has come back. and with it a new growth 0! salt. glossy. luxuriant hair. Why should,
you look old hetero your time. when you can look yous younger by using .
Ill
SAGEWSUIPHuita
HAIR REMEDY
'It Is Positively'Guersnte'e'd' to Restore
Faded and Grey flair to Natural. Color
vii other “so-called" Restorers have tailed. don'i give up hope.
SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY a trial.
on represented. your money will be refunded.
PROFIT BY orum' EXPERIENCE
Dandruff Cora":
Elmo‘fappllcstions removed
0' dandrud and left my
ecslp clean, white and smooth.
mow. account. 8.31,!
WWI”WYETR'8
Ion m no,slsk-...ll.lt.ls.not,sxactlv I
[III II III IIIIIIIII
Experiments Showing That it is
ifgaciicablowgoa tlgsel
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. «The cus-
tom of running horses out on pasture
during lbe winter is the common one
on 111e1rd11go 1111110111. sections of the
nouth and to a certain extent 111 the
IIiIIlIIII III ii 859. 264 III
Paid b'yh the DilierentICotnlanu. . ..
as depared With 11111.
The state taxes on steam and trol-
ley railroads were payable today‘ and
this lorcnoon practically all the com-
panies paid their Lotion to the state
‘I brood mates 11111111; 111111111111 up to the'
Grey Hair Restored
etting quite gray and falling out rapidly
Ind I was trou led with a terrible itching of the scalp.
My head was full of dandrud‘. which fella 13.1011 my
and kept me continually brushing it o in on I.
visit to Rochester I heard or your sIage and Sulphur
for the hair. I got a bottle and used it. A few Ippllq
cations relieved the itching, my hair stopped tall-
lnz out and gradually came back to its natural color. It
lly ital: was
is now a nice dark brown color.
than nhatyousou
soft, lossy and pliable. l stall tree on ruin it a hit
Several of my friends want to use t. and I went in satire 0 09:86.68 11111691111118. . I”. ll ’
chm m for '1‘ {£016in 0‘ 88% IT‘PEE“ BACO‘
~. ,
Sharon, timer 0.. 8815s. Mimi-1's,
-e
50c.1111d $1.00 11 Bottle—At all Drvggis'ts‘
It Your Dwaist Does Not Keep It, Send Us the Price in Stamps, and W Will
1 ' Send You a Large Bottle, Express Prepaid ’
Wyeth Chemical Company
,Grewfl 11.11.- oilfield Heed
'Ior two' or halted!
falling out and get ”'31. thin until the top
clothes of my head was en dull; bald. Qhout four
months ago I commented using Bags and Sui-
your. The first bottle named to do some good
and I kept using it regularly until now I have
used four bottles. dukes” whole to of my head...“
is fairly «mud an hepamnfliniln thicker.‘
7‘ CORTLAm .Tlm
N." York a". ”0'0
FOB SALEAIIIII BEGIIIIEIIIIED BI IIIE.'SIILL80iI-:POWELL (IIIIIPIOIIIHIIIII,
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR ENSIGN
HOVEY U. 8. N.
Deceased Was a Nephew of Samuel
D. Folsom, oi Wilton.
'i‘hc l’orismoutiu .\‘, il.. ‘i‘i1111-,:, has
tho following.r roticc regarding, the f11~
110ml of 11 nephew of Sauna-l l). ll‘i-
511111, of Wilton:
Mortuary ritce for
Ensign i‘harlcs
111191-511" 1101-qu 1', S. x” son of 116111 111 11111 111111111111 "World 1'1'1iise."l<11utz l. .\'.. and Air» K1191,- wife:
Louisc l-‘ole'o111 ilovcy 111111 mp late in apt'il, itilu, 11c, sailed (iii-Iiilt‘ I‘. of Lieutenant Scuddor Kivm U 8
Rev. Henry Emerson itovoy, and b S. Now York for the Asiatic stfl- N, 111111 in Europa with her Inv'iI'IId
who was killed by a band of outlaw tiou. "NI“IHS around ("hum “5'3
Moms or- Supt.
in the Philippines, took plauc at it
o'clock this t'orcnoou 'at St. .Ioiiu'a
church of which his father was roc-
lor for over 11 quarter of a century
The attendance was quite
lt‘ull military honors'wcrc given and
a company of sailors lcd by the 11:1-
val bun-d escorted
More from tho rrsidenco to the churnh.
Sailors conveyed the body
(:111111'.i1'
iiishop Niles conducted the. ser-
vices which were of a most imprcs~
uiv'e character,
The choir of the church was as-
sisted by the Unithridn quartet. The
following selections were rendered:
‘. "Rise, (‘1'ow1z- With Light." "The
Saints 111' lod, 'l‘helr Conflicts Pass.
ed." and "0 Paradise "
The sealed casket was enclosed in
a cedar box and this
'wlth the American flag and buried
with him in St. John's 1"l1111ci1y111d5
by the side of his devoted father.
The floral tributes we re numerous
and beautiful Eight sailors carried
I19 'body from the church to its last
resting place. 1 ,
0n the casketII was a large cross
of white roses which reached its en-
tire length. while the cap std sword
oi the young hero rested on that em-
blom.
Licut iiarr1-G.Ba1tIleit.U S M
(3.,w11s I11 chmuc 111‘ the funeral line
and the following olllcers noted at!
pail bearers: .
Surgeon Chariot: G. Smith U. s N.
Assistant Paymastcr Manning H.
Phlibl‘iok, U. S. N. , ' ,
. Second qLieutenant. Randolph C
' Zane, 11.111.1‘
Ensign Boyce K. 1111111, 11.11 N.
Ensigh Rufus King, 13‘. S. N.
Ensign Richard B. 6681mm, U N.
The 111111.161...“ and all othoers
wore the mournlng band on the left
arm and on the sword hilt. j '
Ensign Hovey 1111111 it‘ll on!
horn in Pol-mm .
1 a
"111111 and
24 at llasilau lslanrl,'
iaruc '
the funeral (-0.; New York. and the Racquct club
into the1 I
was covered I
uncut—add
i886. lie was educated in the pub- i’hiia’idciphla. lie had boon propoiiod
its schools bore and In Ileldcrnesn 1111'11 inwnbcr or 1111- item! Geograph-
1101111111111 i’11111011tl1.il.nu1i later 11'111 Such-1,1, London. llc was
11111211111111 tho Massachusetts Institute author of "\'i'111"l1 (lilir'cr‘a Manual,
Iot’ 'l‘c1buoiogy in 1002. Ho untried l'nitcrl 311111221 Nan‘
tho Naval Academy in 1110:; and Ho la lilil‘\l\’t‘{l 111 his mother and
graduatod "with credit." H12 was four sisters, Miss Sallie liovcy.
prcuidcnt of the Acadcmy Young Scabury, wit‘c of William hi.
3611-11}- t‘brlstiau Association. bury of New York; li1'3.9K1111:11, wilo
Ensign iiovor was on the if. N. or LIt'IIICIIflIIl (.‘mnmatzder Austin
S.
Japan, during which timc hc climbed
.luiuynlua. lie was transferred in
or abecnrc'.
lill't‘ti. The home etc practically tliei Tram. (3.0.. 54.31 196.69
- '1 1111111111 amount of grain 111.111 they would West Shore
I'luuc consumed in stable and some R5. IIIIIII 1,005.00 LOGS-"0
“but. more 11111. .ii 1' 11 11 ford
During the. coming winter the {oainl Steam till. 3110,, 32000
the;
M r14. .
Sou- i
husband who is on 11111 months ioavog storms and are given enough to cut.
. .... W. ., .i---.. .-.“..W»
I. I II II. iii. II. II. IIIIIIIIIII
In Effect Oct. 1, 1811.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A 6i.—~l‘2:48x. 620%. 62411:. 6:08. 6:67
:'.'1tx.7:mx. 6:17); 6:5!.\ 0168, 8:717.
1' 2:. 10:46:. “:8“.
tl‘l1llo.&
1 scum Noawaut Pos'r 51:11:11 11"? M‘"13W~ 105- 1‘3“: 1.1111
the i'. S. S. Mindoro In (.ic11ibol‘.
15.1111 and to the 1'. S. S.i-‘11111pang:1
Iiit: April 11.111
Ensign liovev was a 1111-1111111'1' of the
Delta Psi Fraternity, thc Now Yolk
Yacht club and the Lambs‘ club of
of
51:11: 6.111).: goes to limietn Itlvorl.
3136.5:11IH. 13:40. 6.1113. 7:10!
I 3-2: 12:11.1.
l MAILS I1.:‘.’x. 11 11111. 10116.
. , Sundays.
South Norwalk Postoifice
111-121115-119x, 61111.8.“ 1.110.,
P Ill «1“ 611:. 2: 31“.? z-lilx. 6:36, 6:60x.
MA'ILs ARRIVE FROM
IEasItern‘II Points—41: II66, '1‘:II00n1030 a. mi
1
7:00x. 7. "l’, 7:‘_‘5 x, R: illx. it: tux. l0128.
100. .i. '16 8: 00, 66 0
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Western Pol-1934;666:710. 10: 80 a. n1 1
1::10 3:00 8:6..06 bp'.:!':00.
M «4:54 x. 6: 40 1‘1 65. 8: Ma. 8:031,
8: .5\6x. 8:16x. 102022;. 10:06 1120031. 11:08.
“3.an «6:66. 8 30 a 6'16 p. m. l M.l~— 210%, mu, 1:61111, - :00x. . 67,
Nzrxvalp «0: 30. 8:00. 10: 00 a. in: 1:00. 8: 00.
p. m
MAILS CLOSE FOR
3 302:. R: 56x. 4:;9. (23211. 6111611. 6: 16. 6: .61.
6: 00111'. G: 03; 8‘ Wk. 8: 03):. 830.11200K. 11' 30.
Eastern rPoints—-8: 00, 1Bttdgeport only. ’
21 e
Sundays.
40). 10: 00 a. 111.: ‘1: 00. 00.:8 00 p. .‘\l. «6:30. S: 258'. I011. “I'll“. “:06!
western Points—8:6 10:600 s. .; i8 :86. 1‘" ill. (it. 15:02.1, 6. '04. 610111, 711 x.
I 1:60.2t36 6'00"&00'r'11pm 83011.86031. ll :00x. 13:00.11.
N "WI ”6333'; 0:11511a'm101'110" '00' 6 0" pi 0'0 ‘
MfilhfIfgm 11.00. 8 a, p ",3" 111.; ' .I SOUTH1 NORWALK TO NEW
1 ii I t l 1 6: 0 m. S l ’
3385.” a Do it s c 0 e I). u i HAVEN
E. E. CROWE. Postmaster. l A. M ...12 12‘- 1- .7; 1 673. 6 09' r.- 33
8:18x. 10: 23x. ll: lllx. 11:07.
_ . 5:1,}“621-82”Nd-'4'}'20:'11)3'nx§;‘89:1x‘1"26'
Norwalk Postofllce 11.1" "' " "I "' " 9 °"
' T'o Bridgeport. Satn aye only-.43: 06 p. 111.
Malta Dispatched . I
6:“ u. I'm—idem. Sundays.
6:10 1).. m.«Danbury division. A M.—-'-I12 .1231. l: 111:. 1.6'1'x. 7:63, 8:62,
6:80a.n1.-—West and South Norwnlir. 10: 10: ll: 1111
,0: 40 a. 111. «East. West and So. ,Norwolk. - l" M «I 0811. 6: 103. 6:46. 73101:. 8308:.
12:00 m.-Now York and West » 10:07:. ~
it}? p. m'muf‘h 1% lilh Norwallt. '
. p -‘ n y I on.
1;;6 p. n1..-—Polnts west at Stamford. Let 1 DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK‘
‘ terso (my.l A. M.:«0 00.’ 1'28. 8: 00. 8: 121‘, 10:08. 11:60.
2:20 1). In «West and South Norwalit P. Ii. «3: 46):. 8: 83:1, 15:31). ,
.6:00 p. 111 wanna Station. Dsnoury and l Sundays.
6280 m.« 1101.. est ands Norwaur... ”"7 55-1155
.83", 3.111 73 ‘3: Wm ng‘I Imam“ --P.' M. «6: 00. r. 1111:.
an a aye.
Last mane oees It sIIa p.I mI. aSOUTH NORWALK TOI DANBURY
sum” °°":1°°at1'1°"r'1‘ic:i ' 1 «.1 1A 31:1 9130 11'1111111- except Monday-1.
500 I» 111-" “immmn I 'r.‘ 111 '1125 1.3511. 5:2111. e: It), us.
Ma. 11:. non all}!!! . Sund ..
aim-ma... 1‘; Bridgeport. I , ~ ‘1
1:0,; trim-”(man 1111111 “madam, .. 1 g {Ir-9' :1: 31°39“ I , _,
£5338 mm mini-’4- 11111 “Vegan so. ,iltiorwalk I ‘ “" " ‘ ' . ~‘,
.93.. 1.8.3293 I'll” .8110: am... , afiwronls To Heaven. ..
2111 u 1113mm - . 881111111 Norma Steeple: at new Nation. New London
6100 o. n1.—I- go "MY kItII111.111.1111.. and SoutoI and Providdnqe. ,.
7:80 p. m""‘,- 0st. 611:“ dial Bo. NorwalpI A 111' Lia'stfrm. ::9':‘::'. 0 2
..'«.:‘.,:”x:.:. :.
9: 00s. maroon Waugh“ so Normals.” x ' ’ " I 3’
(mortar trio can open lt'otn 0 11111111
1l:llx. -
1 I’. hi.«l£:07x. 1:20,‘ 31:11:, 3:178. 8:143.
lie 8.:EAIlAM8: Postmaster. , ’
11‘; Express: ,
- corn bfll. it In rare, hourevor,‘ in lo-I
entities such as New England wherei 33:81::ng 87. Th?“ '28in “fin-mt was
., the 151111111111 are c0111.. :lha smite-st om: 14018170015016” 6 “,0”
oiihturlu to 11115111111111“; 131111111111‘111111111111. i""II “.1 '1 "a dial 1” t of “le
dry in New i'ugland is the necessity 1 u 0 l'l'g'a1 l 8138? ii I (
-tu loud and shelter livestock toning “'5 w" 0' 0 111118 "' 11. com
the long 11111101 period The deImnIinanies, and the amounts paid 111
. 1 ‘ ‘ '
11112111 of agriculture has found this a '9') M“ 1010
.conslnutlv increasing bill 01' cxpensc' , ' ‘ '
ii 1' i111 oi 61:
111 1111- Human horse farm near M""'l-'l111111'ilic
Itiit,’iiill".) \l . and is devising 1110111111 10 ,. 1'
I ira 111 \1' try
ruduro it to a minimum. 111 liii(1,j (‘o 6 -0“ it) 6 6"01'0
I11'l11-11p barns (outing $5110 each wvuo 'ifoitn' '1'“: '& " " ... 1
.buiit in three pasturm 12.11 11 born; Light. Co .. momma; 208. 171.81,
inning a door In one call and two
;‘,(oun (o. ... 21:110-150.: 1117,1591Ha
having a door in. 0111- side, luring i).1ni111rv &
Io'lthct south or 1:111:11. H111 storage is 5 iiotiw St
1' ~1 1 .1- ' ' ' . -. .. .
I” 1 head and grain mot-ago atom 1 “.1'. (.‘o. 6.721.111 t1..-'.'l1.7 I
:en1i.A hay manger runs along the . 2"
1 llanb 11 1 _v &
,lnaidc or the back wall 'and a grain, ll 11 1' lo 111
. , I
I trough is 1111151110. (me or all of tho, 'i‘ ra c t l on
I , , _i .
Jdoom are open all 1111, time. and pleu Co. IIIIIII 360.00 480.00.
I“ of bedding in provided "( r o l 0 n 6‘:
, .
1 ‘ a. 1 .
’l'llo 1111lingI llilhIrI; and tho brolulI bioningiu 11 I
111111111 W02“: a: \‘(li it 8%, 11110111111011:- SI. “Y. (,0 7.71.000 “24559;
110113 during the winter of 1910,1110
1'll11rtt’otd &
Springiioi d . 1
Iimain stables about Moon 11 ecks before
111, Ry. 1111. 12.039.110 11.111sztnol
the} were duo t oioal The Iirst w-ln IN London & .
'. 1121" 11 trial 111111 11omph~toiy sotlalactotl I East Mme '
{Tho hOfMM'i had 11 bed which until St. lux'Co. 33.3439 2.376.85'
I roomy, alu 111s 1i1',,\' and tree from Norwich 5‘
idlaughts, and 11011- lrcc to come £1111“, Westerly '
I go as the) 1111111111. \‘o colds or comma" hm. (10350110,, 3am on
'.’w1»1'1- observed The horses wore 1m- l'lrmideuco 5; '
0.111111111111in 1111-111111'1‘111 their winter‘s olll': Danielaon I
I I"); 'lhé} ('(ltit OI {tillbiiiifl V1 fll‘I (‘ul II'UIIII 5" I8) (1 .‘0 35?”? 395. “Q'I
33 to 3) p.1- lprmd pot month and the ,Shore LI 06 ‘
Irost attendance from 5'3 to ll perl 't‘-"1.1m R13. . 1333“,; “$3.13,;
It“ 1111* it is 1111111111111 still further to re- South Mam - I
.ducc the latter charlie bl’ parent-111111! cheater i113 '
lthc number or aninmbi'on the pol-:- Pa 11' or & I
I
I0! 11111 will run out, having an ”Wmillartlord &
lubed in an especially well ahuitorodl Connecticut
llorstmtou The barn 101‘ ”le hroodI. “'t'-titer“ ..
I mares has been enlarged and channcd New London
into till 01ml L “Ilfll'i’d shod. laclnitI' . \‘orthorn
Iuouth and 011111 A 100 ton WNW‘WE Norwich it
silo has her 11 built in conlunction withI 1“ orrostor
111111 shod 111111 silage and timothy I!“ 3911111 Man-
iii,l87.01 11,070.35
IT.it‘-3.-it‘1 17,035.60
6
3)
{7,009.68 4",1'112
lwlll 1118,11“ ”1.1111 reliant of. the brood1 “W” ”-er ' M
mare-11 during lhd winter ‘ I (‘11. ' 602.89 466.184
I lin leading atniiion 111 the {111011.sz Y.. N. “I ' '
(Miami 00103-0“ for '1 m" “"001 a 11. 11.11.. 111711.215: 1.211.321.22
Igiwu the run or 11 tightly fenced pad-I ' __.-.-...,_..-,__...-__..._....-..A_
duck of 111111111 IIil‘t‘t‘illill‘iiiil arrc. to; Total ,,,,_;1,1;;.p,21;4,s'.' 313111115057
'I1vl1t1h he has acccss cvcry (lay in;
Iaintcr and day and night during'
“1.111111; summer and fall in this that"
1111 has never worn a blanket and haul
never been in honor hoalth or «pit-1111‘i ..
or more easily handled. ,j
The department's experience thus;
far. 20911113 to bulk .1111 that horses may '
11111 out during the winter prmidcd
the} have ti lira bod, sheltered llorn
Should be Included.
There should be included in the
total amount 601' 1910 the sum of
CM... .. ., swans—-6. ._ "...-....”
land that the practice will result in a
considerable saving in cost of Istablins
and attendance.
Secretary Wilson rays that for 20
years a herd of horses has wintorod
outdoors on his low-11 farm. He puts
the horsosgin at one year old coming
to two. lie built a shed for them
11 hot: he put them out at first, but ~ , ,
found they 11011111 1101 go into it no; Yes, indeed. 'It does hit the bull's
matter how swore the weather was; lore of purity quality and delicious-
they. prct'etred to go into a i1eavy‘ness-—our ROXBURY WHISKEY.
timbercd rn'vlnc where they got all the T1118 Whiskey in a fully aged, pure,
shelter they seemed to want. A toltIexqulsitelv flavored whisker that is
is never taken out until he is to 1113' 8011110191) 0011010118.
sold or broken for work. The hair ofI If you have an evicting palate you
the animals grows long and thick and " WI“ tind- ROXBURV a splendid 01‘0-
prooeots them Unless the snow is too duct. 6125 I‘M HUI"-
("E IOTSC‘B “6" IE! more 01’ I19?
" 9' ,, " " ' ' Casteilano & Bardaui
blue gross. 0t which there is always,
abundance in the» pasture, it is well Prompt Delivery Everywhere
Tel. 481. ‘26 flallroad Ave.
known that horses and sheep will paw
the snow toxench grandee, while the
bovine does not do this. "‘“‘”’"
”......
nails-onus
COAL
CAMP FOLsoM REMINDERS.
Seymour Parker. of South Wilton,
Hears From Friends.
Seymour Parker, 0! South Wilton.
the popular employee of Cavanagh at
West, in their Main street clothing
store, is in receipt of a Round Robin
letter from the members of Camp [170]-
som. Camp Folsom is situated in
South Wilton each summer near the
home of Mr. Parker and he thus be-
comes good friends with the young
men lit the camp. enjoying their pleas. ‘
ares with 11mm.“
in the winter these young men re-
turn to their New York city homes and
are called the Hickman loyal Club.
Every 3.1“ day it"; is the custom wot the
young me to write one of those Reund
Robin letters and send it sit to a
on Cool 11: truty‘i‘hanlrsgiviug Cool,
for it's ol-the kind that burns clearly,
economically and that produces 11 won-
dentuliy largo ampunt oi heat
I This Thanksgiving prepare the
11111111111511.1115 11111111111 with a store
burning our cool-«and, also. heat the
home with our coal—and you'll be
friends. ot- an absent more Mr.- "my thankful. g
Parker was honor a last. week.
"rho 1611111 Wis“- signed byJahout
thirty of the members 01' the am all
that were precent when the letter wee
The Ha 1115.61.11 C0."
A Reduction in the Total Amount 1'
'Slmoou irl.
I'thc. nomination of David W.
58amuel ii. lisrvm
Voorsau. TICKET uterulsurtou
...—......
To be Taken up by College imam
distely—New Pian- May Exclude
Women.
NEW HAVEN, Nov.
the exceaaive demands for tickets this
your to the Harvard and Princeton
111111 Northampton conwsuy. which is
now merged with the New York, New
Haven and. Hurtiord Railroad com-
pany. I "
The reduction in the amount of
11111111 paid by the 1110101111 companion
this years as compared with the
“mount, for 1910 13 explained by me’ football games, the Yale football tick~ '
jet management will immediately take ”'
1111 the question- of futuio ticket distrl-u‘
in order to avoid the disap-
infinity the asseaument on the stock
isdes'sli; 111 1010 the stock of the New
Ymk, New Haven and ilur'tfoul itali-
road company was unsealed at 6152. 20
per ulntre, while this year it isoniy
"H.710. a (hilercnt‘of $11) per share.
Iti‘ho effect of the law,
Iaet sesulon of the general assembly,cts being condition and contingent-
button,
potntmcnt; ot‘ applicants. it is almost
certain that a plan will be adopted al-
'to prevent the double taxation" of Under this 315112111 applicants, il' grad-
the 110008 at the company. contributed I notes or undergraduates would be as-
to this roault by reducing the assesa-~ surud or one ticket, and take their '
lint-111 by 840.00110110.
Ichunces for others and also
Increased. 'ci11111cc of obtaining: grouped seats.
The stock of the (‘rmnccticut com‘I of two or more. The effect of this
111111} was assessed at $00 per share' will probably be the exclusion of 'a f
111 11110 and this year at 6013, an in- ‘ large pl‘opOrlIOll of women from the
trounce of $5 per sl1a1e.The-re was a'nI game. Tln- 'plan,
inc: l‘t!titi(: in the' amusement oi the: ply to both Harvard and
Lighting compam. tho-10111111011 stock 1131- that the Princeton and Harvard
M’Illg raised “'01" 8:... l0 3“) pet‘I. 111kct managements will adopt the
611019 the preferred 115 the same. 673 same scheme. in connection with tick-
I'l'C'I share. Iet distribution, it is also likely that
'” ,tho 501111111211 “‘iavored' list
IBALDWIN RENEWS commsswu. 1-111 11011-11.
liAii'l‘ FORD, Nov. 29.«Goternor WW...
11111111111 has approved of WIFE HEATER GETS 6 MONTHS.
Sharpe? 11'11311111ANT111, NOV. 29.- John
of New Haven to be a member of-I.ad1is, who kicked his wife in the
the Soldiers' hospital board. I stomach on Sunday because she would
The governor has also renewed the not salve him ten cents to
conuniaslons of the following prose-1 church service, was called the
ruling agents of the Connecticut 1111-. worthless person ever brought before
mane society; the local court, by Judge Arnold today
Wallace S. Moylo, Ins he gave Ladda six months in jail.
of New Haven;
0!
and Bloom 0.il11lt of Bridgeport. 3worked for four years. that his wife
{supported him and their“ four .chlid-
29.~~0wing to
lowing direct 11pplh-11tion’i1‘1r only one "' ‘
passed at the' ticket, applications for additional tick- '
the '
11-111 be L
take to '
most.- ,
' 6«Hoyl 11 Theatre
'i il«i“ntrfl'sld Ave. :nd'.
MW“ M" ""‘M'W'Ww” .-...- tron by working in a mill, and that
FIRE ALARMS he did not turn over his hand to make
’ theme lite agréeable. Mrs. [Adda told
' IOU'T'I-i NORWALK Fl“ ALARM her story which was corroborated by ,
‘ nexus er nine-)earoid daughter The wife
rm Alum Headquarters 111 Electric 11111 the 110111111111 this morning Sh
N'I'g: Telephone for tire alarms.
(l ‘“
3«x\\'nl :ton and North liain Dis.
Mahac emo Hotel. .
t—xlm and 1131-1116111 fits.
5‘«xR G 1" 111121 Factor). private.
.1
7-—.\‘u1wnlk Hon; nit tel.
8—minute Hell. Clifford and City 110151.
9-Crosa St.
l2-~xWeai 51.. Franklin hchool.
lil-«xConcm'd 151. Concord and Lincoln
Schools w
llwb'orth Main and Ann Sta.
‘16«High St. and stvlew Ave.
ltt-xlsorwslk Iron \ orlts. ‘ i
17-46761“ Ave. and Cedar St. E
iii-«High School W est Ave. ‘
2l—Wcst St and Taylor Ave.
comm-:11- Ave. and Lowe St.
raw-Chestnut and Hear Sis.
26 ----- ”South Main and 6 onmc Ste. .
row-1.611111%)“ Ave. and 1111111111 St. I
27-»“(111-1 and Elm Grow Sta. ‘2
rib-South Main 31., between Grove and
Mention not
seem!) Electric “cries. State St.
ilk—1:3 ring and Clms '
36—1; 11vtiar11l and W aIter Sts
87-aboc|twood Ml
rat. 71
11§~Tarior Avenand South 8t.
«Windward Ave. and Meadow St.
dd-«lturritt and Quinlan! Aves. and Water
48m Woodward and Lowndes Aves
6i-~Guldon liiii 51.nud E'imhood Ave.
62-Wasblnuion St. Briduc. g
63~F1vlght yard and Ann 81., private.
64~~N11rw11llr Lock Co..prtvn1c.
1x) Denotes non- -imcrteriux boxes. I
(\1: Master box. from which the hum-l
bar at any box can he sounded
0111» i‘N‘Ukt' at 12 noon and 8 p. rr1.,'I
standard time. l~
Gnu stroke at odd times.
lino upon. l~
'1 Wu strokes after an alarm. are out. re- 1
mile department, 1 1
“Three slow strokes. water to be shut
0
At 12: 05 p m., each Wednesday. a 601'
uiicd for test
ire alarm (or on district also re-.
coived by telephone.
NO'RWALK FIRE ALARM!
16«Coruor of Main and Wall Bu.
Elm—iiultien Am and L'nlon Pl
22~Syr1ng Hill and Kellogg 81.
‘:l«lt1i1111 Park
26—42mm: st and Wilton m.
27-rrnnkltn Ave and Lyrics Pl.
:‘8«\\‘ est Ave. and Berkeley St.
ill—411111 house (Private nbox).
1111 «West Ave. Merrvl
88 Jinxbor Ave. and Orchard St.
30~U111pel 31.111111 garbor Me.
lie—“'9“ Ava. near Armory.
38-81ovens St. and Elmcrest.
42«Malu St and North Ave
43-anoe St.
62~.\latu and Catherine Ste.
Sit—New Canaan road and Fair St.
61«Cl1ostnut 81.11001“ Summer St.
bio-«Main St and Union Ave
till-«Grind St. and TIlIudall Lone.
Gil—On "The Gre 11311
63-—Ils0nst Ave. and Lincoln Ave
Gl—Ifist Ave. and Durham Lens. .
1
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES'
l‘i1c headquarters. 691 Van Zuni. Street
Telephone 170
4~—Fiich School 1prlvn1e1.
o—Mnrvin School 1pr'l1ato).
'2l"«Euat Washington and F1111 Sis.
Ell—A an Zamlt St and 021110111 Ate.
mm .out Ave. and Rowan St.‘
317-thileid St
22:1«11‘01'1 and Charles Sis.
224—61111: Ave. and Fitch St
826—8t. ohn St and Erliio Ave 1:.
silt—«Scavlew Ave. and First St.
335«Bouie1'ard and Second St. .
arse-11w» Ave. and Fifth St
oxrmfioubvtmi and Blackstone St.
311~Key oer St and Pine liiIA
842«Kcyser 8t and Dubk Pond rd (Tel. )
ills-«Shore Haven (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electrlé Station
1706) between the hours of 6 p. m. and
8 u 111., uivlnxlomtlun of tire. an alarm.
will be given of utmost box
Private boxes will only be pulled fo1I
tire on remtses “here located.
Sooom alarms 11111 only to be given by I
the chief or acting chief upon his arrivali
at the lire. I
Special Signals ,
l«0no blast at odd times. testing or line;
open. .
1—0119 blast at 818) m.. standard time '
1'-l—T1vo blasts. re out. I
11- ll—Twenty two. at 8 a. 111.. no morn-
ing session of public solmo'l.m '
ll- -11—-Twenty -tuo. at 12 311 p no at
'tcrnoon session of public s‘c‘hfiol "
llllllllll~~Ten blasts quickly calls the;
testing or
1-. ._
ls
entire dmument. .- I-
1 W 1.. .1 -
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRIOTOI
lt~tlt¢hiand Ave.I to 61."... N. H t H
11-411.116.11 Bruit and Bell Island.
14—48119 Point on Rotou Point -
Ii«l.9ng Island So no to'MoKlnley
23-83”"??? Slit“
ta—Cross s1. remarried.
34—61mm)“ Ito Bmokside. ,
W Side.
ids.
17--W
est
nerth to ll
0% as a 15.111 5'0
II“ s. 11;. wk 1. 801m
1 anorstrotlreum' the are bell at odd tuner
11 en as
'11:? strokes of are boil. thus. l‘al, fire
6
Four; strokes“ or re Ibell. thus. 1-1-1 1.
water to on bus '
Ii—M'h to
WATER 81'.
A 'third or moII al'srrns indicate scrim»
HoKinley SLS'I? Pennoyer '
.3.
was kicked owtoe 111 the stomach on ,
during 3111111111 her condition was very I ,
serious,
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Your entrance to
Success
Stenography and bookkeeping
other unlimited opportunity tor
51111111: men and women who 1
wish to be successful.
business transactions as con-
ducted in modern otlices, are
carried out under similar condi~ ,
flood in our School. KeepingIII,II'
11116111111112. 01101312110118. banking.
and stcnograph‘er’s work are
all dono‘as you will be required
10 do them in the position that
you will later take. I ,
Enroll now. Write. call or
(air-phone for our Catalogue«‘,.
that‘s the first step. "
Merrill College
South Norwalk
Port Chester;
Stamford
The Century Compound
' STOPS ALIL LEAK8 "
65c A GALLON 65c A GALLION
We guarantee the weather wear",ol"
our Compound. for three years. Write”
for estimates. Correspondence-solid
lied.
Century Roofing Co.. Inc. I
88 Washington St. Booth Nomiii'
C1tyNat10naiBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINQ
BUSINESSIAND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT ' ‘
WITH BOUND ,
BANKING
Surplus .1111 From
{117,090.08
Safe Deposit Boxes 08 and 66 «1 year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prob.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice‘Pt‘
FREDERICK HI. ROWAN. and
Pre
WILF'FIED accolades-11m
W \
DIRECTORS . »
E. H. Mathewson .i. Wailae’ M
John H. Knapp John H. 3.
Christian S'w'art'z Fred. H.
Capital
$100,000. 00
Does Your Roof Leak?‘
if adopted. will up-
, Princeton . '
laiot'k or the (ionnoctlcut Railway and' games, and it is believed in the mat-
WiiiimanticI‘ 11 was shown that Ladda had not ' '
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