av
Heater. it Is a necessity in the
without heat.
in a house.
enamel wrll not tarnish or burn off.
nascent)
Damascus.
An Innovation. in Oil Heaters!
The Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater, with its
drums enameled In turquoise, is an ornament to any
room, whether to the country or city home.
No home is quite complete without a Perfection Oil
warm to st rt the regular heating apparatus, and too cool to be
in the midst of winter it is often convenient as
an auxiliary heater, as there are always some cold corners
The enameled heater always presents a nice appearance," as the
it Is not an "enamel paint,"
is the same as the enamel of your cooking utensils.
The Perfection' ts themes! reliable and convenient portable heating
device you can find. An automatically-locking flame spreader prevents
turning the wick high enough to smoke.
fall and spring, when it is too
but' 11
Dealers mu
WWI... circular to any _s
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
MAYOl‘i WILSON DENIES STATE-
MENT.
Did Not Assure Norwaik Man He
Would Not Resign as Coroner.
Mayor Wilson denied yesterday
rnoriiing that he had made 11 statement
in lil'orwalk iH’t’lt’lill) to the effect tfhut:
he would not. resign his position as
county coroner, that he had made no
promise previous to election to rer
sigri and that he would do so onlI‘.
provided that some one
proof that it was illegal for him
hold both positions.
When the mayor
about the matter. he, replied:
the bare fuel that I did not make the
stnboment. "
.’....___..«. . M... w M. --..
OYSTER CASE IS WITHDRAWN.
Vb W HAVE N, DOD. 2.-—Th€' Case of
show goodf
toicininl that Mr. Reich stiguosted
I‘Inaller of a deed. and that after
was theSlioned.i
III!
have nothing to say about it beyond!
NOW SAYS HE DIDN'T INTEND TO
MAKE DEED.
"Judge Howard J. Curtis heard evi-
dence Wednesday in the superiorI
icourt in the case of Charles G. Reich;
I811, vs Currie 11.. Young. both ofi
Greenwich. He wants the court to in- l
validate what is purported to he 11 deed!
whereby he gave his hroporty to htsi
Isovnn children Ho claims that he
W'tlinuitlt’t he' was making It villi and the
property was to be divided after his
death. The defense sets up the:
“IE
I'
he signed l
lawyer had drawn it up.
it.
“BEST ON EARTH."
This is the verdict of R. J. Howell
Tracy, 0, who bought lv‘IIiIII' s llonot l
and Tar Compound for his wife “Heridlfllcumfl 0’ ”1“ committee in “H
ting the trolley loop saving that un~'
case was the worst i hate eIer seen
3 floors (should hpve.
.. ~was‘ deforhid Ain't
Milli!
(Continued from iirst. pane.) .
night’s meeting was the annual moot
111;. at which time the election of of-
taco. It
Ii next r if in
dor idling“ MN ,jlellr unearth, may, the
elected under the South Norwstk
board of T-r hunch, . I. " .. I
Nfimlflt Dundee W
shallow” point a t‘omrnitilee or
six labourer with the committee of.
the Norwalk Business Men'h Assoeitp
tion in regards to the proposed old
1"”.4"
lioInc week-1. ;. l .s; . -
The meeting was called to order by
President Nthemluh Candee The
minutes of the previous meeting were,
read by Secretary Frank W. Hartley
and on motion, approved as read.
The report of the membership com~
mitten was read by Bedretnry Hadley.
II hlch showed the membership to total'
. at 158.011 note it was accepted.
Charles E. lioyt, reportcd briefly:
1hr the committee on the revision of
liy-laws, showing a way to organise'
IInch the old association without so-
ing to Hartford to get the name of
the association changed. on Vote the
remit IIIIs deceple‘d.
s. 8 Hutch moved thar Charles E
lioyt and Attorney 1, 8. Beers be
appointed a committee to look after
tinI :hnnge of name of the association.I
.Hoyt stated that if this were
done, it would prevent the election of;
officers at last eIenlng's mastitis.
3111 Hutch withdrew his motion,
therewith.
Ex Mayor Albert M. Polliman re
ported for the committee on new in-
lduittrte'u and factory sites, shying
Itbat one concern had been secured treat and
and another was in tow. Also that
several sites were under advisement
He sthted that the drawback was
that there was a' dearth of factor)
s'l.thI This condition has prevented
the comnilttee from securing several
smaller concerns. 0n vote we re-
port was accepted.
Secretary Hadley read the report of
the committee on transportation. This
called littcntion to the installation of
the trolley loop; the bettering of the
train serIlco; told of assistance ren-
dered to Not-unlit in the New Canaan
trolley project. The'report was sign-
led by John Keogh, Chairman.
Dr. tilram ll. West explained the
Capt. Michael Hammond against Mrs 'and looked like a “cure case of corn lremittinu lm'iw‘i'll‘imm was respons-
lieten Button. et 0174‘ has been with-
sumption. ller tunes wow sore and
this for the success of the project.
drawn from thes nperinr court This she couched almost incesaamls snot“? "MO“WSM ”“3 “’0“ 0‘ (‘W
is the case of the natural oyster grow-.5 her rhine- was hoarse and weak F'o- 550100801“ Samuel w.
ors against the Soulshipt company to
whom Mrs Button and others sold
hind IIhlIh the natural gloucls 0011—.
loud belongs to the state and tho pulp,l
in. Hammond was allosted fOI tres
passing on the beds and was discharg 3
edition he brought suit. against theé
owners of the land
The rumor s for the \IithdtzthIl ol'
gro'vtels filed their claims in
191' 0 lions» and TM Gompound
brought relief at once and less than
three bottles effected a complete
ANOTHER BURGLARY
HAVEN.
IN NEW‘
Nl‘W HAVEN 00¢ "—wAnothor or progress made in rcltnrds to the pro-I
tho, suit is that Wednesdal the natural" m" ”0”?" 0' burglaries committed mi 00500 harbor improvelnouik
thesoi tho IicinilI or (irand merino, prosllm in,“ the new light at Tokoneke hutl'
HoIt Jr.
predicted hallsfaction wtthi the loop.
lie complimented Superinterfdont Goo
m0 ll (.‘sfl‘rey on his cooperation in
cure," The iBridge Pharmacy 1111a,,w. all their work with the trolley corn-
:T. Wigmore Co. puny. 0n vote the report was ac-
MW... . wow-WW ceptod
r2 11 Smith reported for the harbor;
improtcment committee, retiring the,i
He said
(:1st uith the state sitoll fish connnin,I ably h" 0“" gang 0f daylight km" “('90 ill‘flilifld “lid that Ni“ imi"‘°""‘.
sion and they did not wish the do— 1 w-~,oIkI~Is nus reported to the 1)0llCt’.2m9m st ltound Btsch “gum be any It)! th v
{entiunts m plead before the shell fish today, by (leunrro Iie Ducts who com- [tended to
commission that the same issues were
plained that his house had been an-
Edward M Guns stated that gov-,ern
noII landing in the superior court lured with a key, and “’0‘" $500 or, “Will “WWW”! had 00“" “i “'0'“ 0“
The commission will hear the cases
011 Saturday of this week or on Mon ‘
day of next “0011'.
if the derision of the commission
is that the beds are not public but'
private beds the growers IIill appcuii
to the supreme court where the case'
will be fought out on practically the
- cnIne principle as if the suits had not
been withdrawn
SOUTH NORWALK Posters":-
M‘AILS '
South Norwalk Postofllce
MAILa' ARRIVE FROM
Eastern2 Points—«ii: 56. 0 10:
w'e'i'to'a "7513' o’os'i'ssa Ecol“ 30" m:
em 0 nu— 10: 30
I:30:..-,sootss. ezs‘p.m ' 11.111”
~Dnnbury—~5: 55. 8: 30 n. :1.00 5.1671
Norwalkms: 30 9: 00. l0: 00 a. m.:1.00.pl‘.00.3
. H
Ii, '00 p‘m
' 122mm PMii'rLssliIiistEBr'i-gn rt I
o n e— e on
‘ 2.40 . 10:00 a. m.; . .: :pop 11. to."
0mm Points—0.40. 10 I.- m.: 12:85.
' l .50 23:6, 11. m.
Duisburg—0:00, 0%:453.m.;1:00. 6:00p. 2n
touring-i".00—«15700.0 0:000” 10: 00 a. 111.. 1:00
P-
Malls for 0all 6polirts close 61: 30 p m. 8111
days.
E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
' NONI-awesome. .
Mail. DOIDIWMC
moo &. mat—Ea
6:“) a. Imn. —Danbury division.
0:30 a. m—West and South Nomik.
9. 40 a. m. ~— Enst West and who. Norwatk.
12:00:11 ~Neu York and I.
12:45:; p. m. ~~10am and south Norwnilt.
1.10 p. m. —-Dnnb ury division
1:25 p.711 ..—lPolntslwest of element. Lot-
(‘Pfi on
. 2:20 p. In «West and South N0 "Mik- '
6:00 p. In. .——%nin‘non station. Danbur'y Ind
0:30 pm ~14 not W est 1111 News.
8: 00 p. In —East. West 41 d 33? Norwnlk.
Sundays and Hoiidayo.
Last nlnll closes at 5: 80 p '
m
unday collection at 3: thin
. Malls ReceiVed.
m.—-Aii directions.
.mm. .fltnon Stntxilgt. ‘
m. -— , went 0 ridseport. , . .
m. ~Wliton and Danbury. ~
. m. m‘-South Norwal 1k. .
L .2?
"$5988
PP:
c1
as
its
m—
U?
.imn. .EDanbwurym divtsl “lags.-
2.28“" .'. ““~ “3'"
.-.n1 ~Enst and south Norwnl
p. mulling? ill" Bmkllmm endk South
D m. _.—Eas1,8We.' t and 80'. Nomtk.‘
a. m. —Eust West and So. 30min.
ow open r0111 0 on hill 10
ea 'éI—ce'é.
c @9150
pp?
p e “'.va”5¥””°a“"
08
Mricra wind
3:
~Enst. West and So. Noisy-1k.
$000 worth of jewelry"a and siiIerw‘ar‘tl
taken
NW, 2......“ www.mw
N N. N. N NH. N. R. MilNEilNiE
1.1 Effect Oct. 1. 1011.
SOUTH-NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~'~12:48x, 5:09x, 5:41x. 0:09, 0:57
7:2011, 7:4r‘x, 8:17x. 8'51: 8451:. 0:37,
10: 202. 10::52. 11:0311.
1.2:5417. 1:05, 1:31: (Phillt &
Wusn. Exp; goes to Harlem River). 2: m
3:27,:71481 600\,040 601.146:
7. 52x, 9 401-,‘1
osimdaya.
A. M —1~ 48x. 5.- 09;, 5-414. 3 54.31 1.0 3m.
l‘ 21—12 511: 2: 2411,11 40x2 5:25. max,
7. 0017. 7.12. 7. ”6le 2.2111." 0:40x.1:0 211.
m
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A 11.- 4 671.640 6:46.14:00x. 82.03:
s: Jinx. Stlhlx, 10 0217. 10 :,05 11:'00x. 11: 93%
2-0 1 :'50x. b.5001;
81802:, 71 6611 .4: 2'0. 4-211, 5': or»: 5:15.
’.L-e 02 0-0011. 11:03:. 0. '30.
i1: -00x',_
Sundays.
$111.46.», I. gnaw? 08x, $.13;- 002m 1% 3oz.
11:304.. 11': 30'... 11': 00: 1’2-0 x‘ "
~2011,
611:30.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A Lid—13128. 1171:. 1.572. 11:09. 72.27
917x, to 23x. 711 11x 11:74
14 ~2:1 i07112.721x.422
Sims. 0:15:130 78:47. 7:10x. 9109):. 9:10.11. '
To Bridgeport, Saturdays only—8: 08 p.111.
- Sun n:daya.
:i'. M. *- 2,1.108xx. 0. 103. 6' 46, 3.10! 8: ‘3‘:
s
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. o
.filncatihnrfisoo 8:13, 1003,1180
. Bundaysao
1-
IA’iM-000 7895f
Scorn nonwam 7'5 nausuav.
1‘.
M.-—1:80 (115in except Mondays).
. mill.” $.27. ggzmx 0 to 7:141. ‘ the ultra lean Embassy Association.
’ ' '3 using drenhormment of its move-
ov' .
.w- .151 " 4. .. N ' .
”4'3! ' ' ' .1: ~
it
On vote the report was accepted.
“Vi;
mosquito campaign, suIlng that
Searles had left town.
the Old Home Week
Norwalk, asking for a date for a con
ference in wizards to forwarding this
' inclement.
chairman appoint a committee to con:
for with regards to the matter.
voted
the effect that the committee consist
'of six members"
tion as a member of thosesbcistton
on grounds of non-residence.
tion it was voted to accept the some.
the eonttai Labor Union holding that
the neutrinos of the association in re-
gards to ' promoting home
were not "practised by the members in
that they did not patronlse home in-
011411124 as well as they- 11113111.
111011 gto Shinbl‘ilh Mr om, ,
throughout the world. 011 Inc on, it'-
use voted .16 refer the matter to the, ,
executive committee ' ”
suing rear wits then in order.
, Nerwaik Board of Trade proposition.
”Jasmin Davis suggested “that the
the harbor "no improvement nithin'
the past two tracks. ()rt Ioto Mr.
Smith's report was'aneoptgtl.
Secretary l-ludiey reported for the
adveltlsing committee. telling briefly
of the pork done II hich had not been
extenslIe.
y'l‘ho railroad sign proposition was
not favored and he said that the stem
lion sign matter had been dropped.
Matthew ‘Corbott. treasurer, repor-
ted that there was 8400 in the treat!
Hatch reported briefly on the
MI. ‘
A communication was received for
committee,’ of
J Emory Stevens moved that the
So
Mr Corbett amended the motion to
So, voted,
1.. A. Douglas sent' in his resigna-
' 011' me-
A communicators was received from
industries
On molt-0n it was received.
A. communication was received from
' 4
I 1‘ " ..
(In II'O "'E " ' " L
_,Yourrreat trouble is,wha1 you out does
He ,
ii” 0.3. B iSimons, DsinSt
Heartburn, Gas and Indigestion
lidFlvo Mlltlttelfiitsrasking
' Paps’s'tllallonsli "
As there, is often some one in Your
family Who suffers an attack of lulu}
Iteration or some fans of Stomach
trouble. why don't-you keep some
Diapepsln in the house handy?
This harmless, blessing will digest
sun-bin: you can ealt‘wrthou‘t the
slightest discomfort. .14 overcome it
sour, sassy Stomach live minutes
after. ‘
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula, plainly printed on these
50mm ea'sea of Paper! 'Diapepsln.
then you will readliI see why it makes
indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn and 011101 distress so in live
minutes, and relieIes at once such
imiscrles as Batching of Gas, Eructa-
niche of sour. undigested food. Nausea.
Headaches. Dizziness. Constipation
land other Stomach disorders. ;
i Some folks have tried an ion: to 11nd
miter from indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an outer—order stomach with the
common. everyday cures adIertlsed
that. they have about made. up their
minds that they have something else
wrong, or buttons theirs is It case of
Nervousnoss, Gastritis, Cslarrh of the
Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt, is a serious mistake
I:
.I.
i
'not digest: instead. it formats and
soars, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
Ipoiaon, jwiiich putretr in the digestive
. intestines, and besides
poison the breath with nauseous odors
A heartv appetite. with thorough di
Irostlon and without the slightest die
geomfort or misery of the Stomach. is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Papas Dispepsln ,
l
‘ing officers and later have R. ll. Gold
on call ammo-stink, of the old Board of
Trade and proceed to organisation on
tier that charter. A general discuu
sloa followed. ,
it was voted 111.711 when the meet-
ing adjourn, it adjourn to meet with
the South Norwulk Board of Trade
,nast Friday night.
it was voted that the election of of-
ficers be deferred. Adjourned.
HEAVENLY TWINS' WILLS PRO.
5 ' sa'reo. '
NM hairpin. 1m. 2.mThe'W‘llll§
0151111011 A. I. ssh-tore inid ms. an
n l-‘lna, tile 'hentonlv twins." asphyx-
lated by use in Brooklyn, last month,
were prepared iddav. ranch left her
estate to the other. but since both died
lat the some time the property of
both will be diIldod equally between
scum nieces and urnudnieces. closest
Mothers of the deceased The inven-
twins have not been tiled and. since
.1110 old ladle's were sews-live about
their business affairs no estimates
nine of the estates could be
E obtained today.
”MM—m. ‘
REGULAR POLICE CHANGES.
The regular lit-monthly change in
thei Norwalk police department went
into effect yesterday. The officers
are now working as follows:
Chief and Captain at usual times
Sergeant Silk 11:30 11. m. to 7: 30
a m
Officer Charles 1“. Page." 4
11.111.
Odicer Janis S: Murray. 9 11 111.10 5
a. m.
Officer Thomas J Dornev,
to 4 is. m.
I
p. m. to 8
811.111.
. I
. Horst. ARRIVALS.
hishackerao Hotel, Dec. 1, 191L-
A.» J. Evans, Joe. Howe, E. Beetle. E
Johnson, '10er York; 1.. 12.. Hurlbutt,
Dr. W. H, Allie)". l3. Albey, Wilton:
Jas J. Benin. '1‘ R Melinda W L-
Ciouser, New Haven; Miss Harring-
ton. J. M Layton. ll. ,Matthewsou.
city; Wm. J. Dlppold. Hartford: 1. A.
Jackson. Wm. L. Fionloino, ‘Danhuryuii
ADVERTNED LETTERS.
Below Is o. In: of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post our
cos for the current west.” .
' .South Nerwalk.
C. Anderson. Gen Deli.
Wm Pettit Baxter.
Mrs Emily Bennett, 88 10.311111 ,St
Henry Buttner
. Miss M. Davies. 55 Franklin Ave.
Laura J Feleston.
Paul Hoffman, 24 Concord st.
Jane Mtsceargano, 42 N. 1. Ave.
Mrs. John" induce, 0 Raymond 81..
Miss A. W. Lundsr'en, Judah island.
Peter Nelson.
Barney O’Hara, South Main St.
1 Mrs E A Ring. ,
2 ddsepit Berlin. 88 Dav St...
W:
.
x ,
17.1.
"It ,
Wesley P. Smith, Belt island.
The election of colours for the 011-}
R. :14 Golden spoke on the South
q EIPRWEnEflM
ought to coin with store to the
where—«to their own and your disad
meeting should adjourn. withouholoctte
‘ tor.
' eye of puritY. quality and deliciousl-
~ 'estqntsitein; fivored whiskey that is
Isa-routes Inn. ~~
(Continued from lit-It Dole.)
law, by which every veteran in the
state was to get 8380 annually, was in.
tended to ”licences the old law which
queued, 88.000 exempting familial """
l Whats prrnhdi 073330
if. it”...
by the attorney general, the old sold
tern see little prospect. offpny money
nothing from the crate, 110 add insult
core of the various towns refuse to rec
oznhre any flaw in thwew tau ,and will
not, allow the 8,1.000 exemption in their
proportI owners are “between the dev-
il and the deep'nes," as they term it.
About Sent to Veterans.
A letter sent from New ilnren to
prominent G. A. ii. men in the state
was made public: yesterday afternoon.
it is'as follows;
“Dear Comrade: ,Aftor holding set--
ornl meetings ,in different parts of the
New ilsven November 10, 1911, for the
purpose of getting the minds of the
comrades all to the advisability of
whether after submitting the whim
for an opinion to eminent counsel, it
would be acceptable to have a suit
broiight to tout the constitutionality
AssemblI for the benefit of all corn.
ratios.
"An organization was formed with
secretary and treasurer A11 executlIe
committee of five was appointed as
follows: Belch (l Binkoman, of Shel-
ton; Henry, J Seoiey. of Bridgeport;
R. J. 'Cuttilii' of 8011111 Nor-Walk: Ai-
bert A May or Mot-idea. and H 1.
Beach, of Hartford. There were rep.
resenlatlteu present from Winsted
New" Mutton, Vet-walk. Hartford.
Mormon, Bridgeport, Now Milford,
Waterloo-I. Stamford Derby. New
Disraeli 71414011171 East Hartford.
Southinxro‘h anti New Haven-
"Aftor‘. thdshmer. had been fully dis
cussed it was unalrnoueiy voted to 1111.}
theme and beetroot the executive cum
an opinion on the constitutionality of
the soidlero' aid law. passed by the
General Aenmbly of 1911, and as to
the effect of a decision of the Supreme
Court that it is unconstitutional, and
if the opinion is that such decision
would render the other laws unconstlv
tuttonsl. they" are not to proceed with
the instill; of the law of 1811; other-
wise to proceed to test the constiiu
treasury of the law of 1011 by any pro-
cceding recommended by. counsel and
to any the cost. fairs and expenses of
counsel from the contributions the!“
may receive for that purpose.
ice that, in order to carry out these
instructions. we will require all the
money we can get, and we earnestly
urge that a prompt and thorough can-
vass for funds be made in your locsli
ty. among all persons who will give us
Steer the order the right way-~nvotd
the danger of fuel shortage this win
Have us'etoc'k up your bins now
m
The Harris &Gans Co.
TEL. 721‘. "r 88 WATER 8T.
Yes, indeed it does hit the hulljit
ness~onr ROXBURY WHISKEY.
This whiskey is, a. fully aged, 1101‘s,}
genuinely delicious. '
If you have an exacting petite you
on
due 8 5
was not quite impeil
- I
declared uillidltdtitiltional '
to their wounded feelings, the asses- .
favb’i'.“ Thhii‘the vdberhnEWho arb’
state. Comrade; Cutbiii, as an lndivid-i
ual, called a meeting of Ieterans at"
of the law passed in the lost General,
H. il Blake, chairman D W. Sharpe:
critics to 0111an counsel and obtaint
"it is the opinion of your commit '
1» a
. alto-rec“ Ave. and
." Cl,
wwnibe
‘ l l-m'l‘Ivo blasts.
' ll 11-~Twenty- -ttvc. at 12: 30 p
notional? a steam pro. {g
._ 17-Whlre Brio Ices
.-~a pair that will last.
' 1‘5:
%. .3 boots mode are the
i " ill or
I Boston Hub
Warrior Boots
comfortable.
men's boots for over 50 years.
what you want,
aid at this time and have the same
'renrttteds promptly. to the treasury as
this money must be on hand before the
lcommittee can finallv act.
l “Trusting that the about will meet
with your approbation. we remain.
fraternaly yours, in F G. and L,
“D. H Blake chairman, 134 Cedar
Hill arcane, New Haven; D W.
lSharpe, secretary and treasurer, 25
Worcester street, New HaIea."
The Sentinel Want columns reflect
lthe activities of the fall season—they
are at their best. now. .
l
—~..J¢.........
mar: ALARMS
,,
DOUTH NDRWALK FIR! ALARM
BOXED
ie’rm' Reid uarters at Eléctrlo
”aura. Toto one for fire alarms,
“guiummtonfi and North min 811..
hackemo Hotel. ,
and Raymond Sta.
Ci Corset Factory, private.
jets. minnow
l
l
-‘.. h... ....._
sire
‘ .
i 7,—-
4—x Do
05"?!“
r
7— Norwnllt .
, :«n neuter 11:11. “dimers «III City sash.
llv—xWeat 881.. Franklin School
athonoord 8L, Concord and Lincoln
Sch ll.
ooa.
14~North Hai- nnd Ana 8n.
low Hi It fit and 8: view Ave.
18»: 01-well: Iron aria.
~West Ave. end Cedar St.
lib-Jim: School West. Ave
5:1:wI-st sr and Taylor Ave
yAve and bows Sr.
84:0hiotnut and Hen Sta.
‘5026—~x nth Main and came Btl
26~1Axlngton Ave. and Austin 8t.
Il-Weat end Elm Grove Sta.
aim-tiliauthw Main 51.. between Grove and
end
§:~—1§M)‘ Electgirisworsiu. State it.
M1 in: an
ax} avltand and aster Bu.
i
4—Tnytor Am no
word Ave. and Meadow
4s~§érfltl and Quinton! Aves. all! swine!
40~Woodward and Lowndes Ave:
71 ten Hill St and Elmwood Ave.
gin—I" blnuton 81.8210“
furl—Freight yard and Ann eSilt . private.
64 whoruattt Look 00,, on Int 0.
1x1 Denotes non-interfering boxes.
(M) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded
(Ins stroke or u noon and a 11.171.
standard time. 1—
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line open. 1-
1;“?! strokes after an alarm. fire out, re.
cat s e rtment.
' “Tbrccc‘phlow strokes, water to be shut
o . 1.. —_
, At 12: 05 p. 111., each Wednesday. a box
its IIlled for test.
lilire alarms for on district also re-
.1101ch by telephone.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
i5-»Corner of Main and Wall St-
tlwnciden Ave and Union Pi.
{nu-Syria; Hill and Kellogg St
lab-Lotion Park
it§-Cross 81.14.1141 Wilton Ave.
g2.~—F‘mnkttu Ate and Lynes
zit-West Ave and Berkeley St.
81—4)“ house. (Private box).
1110.12an Merutn St.
34~Ctiopel St. and Harbor Ace.
36-Weat Aux. near Armory.
xii-Stevens St. and Elmer-est.
42-fdnln 81.11111! North Ave.
411»me St .
B‘s—Main and Catherine Ste.
68-" our Canaan road and Fair 8t.
54 honour at. near “Summer St.
56-48mm 81 unit:
ss—Gmnd St. and U’l‘iudaii Lane.
02—0n ”The Gre
os—East Ave. anda Lincoln Ave
t. 4 .
“unset Ave. and Daskan't Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXEs'
Tclen hone 170
44711011 School (private).
5”-~Mtll\lli School (private)
2l2-Esst “sshingtnn and Fort Sis
214-Van Zandr St. and Osborn Ave
Sill—diam ve. and RuwSan
817—-\Vlnflel St.
28~Fort and Charles Sta.
summer Ave and Fit on St.
235—31. John St. and Edlie Ave.
8 -Seavlew Ave. and First St
Boulevard. and dhmruimssi'
list—Boulevard and Blackstone St. (Tet)
841~Keyser St. and Pine Hill Avie. t’l‘el.)
842~Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel)
saw-Shore Haven. (Tet)
hone message to- Electric Station
oween the hours of 6 p. m. and
,giving location of fire, an alarm
given so: nemest hm
Private boxes will only he pulled for
fire on realises whore located.
Se‘con alarms are only to be given 1.0
the (5’4le- or acting chief upon his arrival
fire
at the allS'ddOi
-‘II I ’4
. 1-:(3no blast at eoddl times, testing or line
3.111.. standard time.
re oiit.
11-11-T1Ienty two, at 8 'n. m.. no morn-
ing session of public schooi.m
1—0110 blast at 8
ternoon sosalon of public schohl
llllllllll-«Ten blasts
,' ermine department
nowu'rpn FIRE ALAIIM Disraic're
124H1¢nlsna Ave. to n «.11. a 11.
13—4110 tron-y1 Bluff dand Bell 1'9“?“-
n P01800071?
Elmo: island fiound to Me nle
git-390:3? oKlnluy 82.10
Whit:
to Brobtg‘dnt
"film“
4.0? ”‘1: outs!
mne££1~ntknfiogmui o the lion at odd times
,1 an belt. 111114.14. ill-0‘
' re but, thus" i-i-r- r
shut “or“: l '
' ladies bu
it mdpalr, while you are about
believe that the best ail-round.
' ‘ * This is our famous all duck line; strorig, serviceable,
We have made a specialty of fisher-
“ and you get it in our ,
Boston; quggyflogtsuw .. g .
Look for. the Hub-
Trade-Mark
It appears on it“ ourboots "
and shoes.
. never had had such It nice shave and
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Fire headquarters. 56 Van Zant Street 33 WI'NMQOII 88;.
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no 117- John H. Knapp
“““d‘i’ ""3 1"9 Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurils
wielding a razor as any man
' 'Does Your Roof Leak?
.'II,“
We know exactly
sorro- IIEI 8‘ fl.
lesion; uses,
WEDS GIRL HARDER TO GET GOOD I
SHAVE.
SEATTLE. “can, Dec 1.:——“Shave.'.
please, and rat in a. little bit of a.
hurry.” So said Chester 0. French
to the nearest barber he had evdr "
seen, as he hastily took on his coi-
lar and climbed to the chair. Miss:
Florence Tarbell was the person ad- 7
dressed, she sr'nlied and proceeded to
show that she was quite as good at '
She worked deftly, but so carefully .
that soon she had exceeded the time " '
French had set for‘ the task, but he
.didn’t seem to mind. When Miss Tat».
bell had concluded French dared
her to have him for life, and as she
;eouida‘t take a dare she took mm;
'The Rev E. F Dunlap was summoned
and the} wereflmarried in the shop.
which is conducted exclusively by"
Your ontrance to
SuCCess
Stenography and bookkeeping
offer unlimited opportunity for.
young men and women who
wish to be successful. ,
Business tunaautiona as con: ‘
ducted lit modern offices, are ‘
carried out under similar congl—
tlbns in our school Keeping . ,
accounts, “collections. banking - ,
' and stenographer‘s work are, i
all done as you will be required
to do them in the position that
you will larer‘ take. .
Enroll now. Write. call or
telephone for our Catalogue-9
that‘s the first step.
Merrill Coilegfi;
South Not-walk
Stamford Port Chester ‘ I
Century'Cornpound .
crops ALL Leaks ‘
654'. n GAtLON as: A GALLON _
The
We guarantee the weather wear of '
our Compound for three years. W
for osllrn‘stes Correspondence ,
{.1th
Country Rocha! Co., Inc.
booth Norwaitt .7
CrtvNatlonalBank
runners A GENERAL smktiih
coolness AND, orrsns EVERY
FACILITY ousls'rEN'r
wrru ouNo‘
BANKING
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Surplua and'Piiofltl
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Capital L ,
"90,000.00 , . , 3117,00vo
Safe Deposit 30710988 4734 85 per
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