If Commissioners Are Satisfied
ale In Greenwich Settled. .
A case which has been on the minds
lo. Greenwich folk for some time tin
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0060i Order Stomach; famine .0..th “I, sewed mm” 1;. a...
C ‘ b or I t.
Five Mlfllllfl3«Nllf Taking a 326362121 “"137 680 a asreémea
Lillie Diapepsin
ltions for a liquor license in the same
lbuilding, and the winner is Genrge ill.
l Manson. son of be late Patrick Mon
The question in 00 how long you aie‘ gon, wlro had o and the building and
going to continue a sufferer from Indi- formerly conducted a saloon there.
' section. Dyspepsia or out-of-ordcrI‘ Patrick Mongon. before his death, solo
Stomath is meiely a matter of how ‘ the license to a party named Stokes.
soon you begin taking some Diapep who eventually sold to Lufh, who like-
sin. _ wise disposed of the saloon to Thomas
if your Stomach is lacking in di-e Marron. one of the principals In the
gestlve power, why not help the stom- 3 case. who, sold it a short time ago to
soft. to do its work. not with drastic: I’asuaie Ibinto, another principal who
drugs, but a re-elll'urt'emenl of diges~ had been conducting a saloon there
live agents, such as are naturally at under Marron's license. lilorrou, blou-
work In the stomach. ‘gon and Shinto all applied for: a. li-
People with weak stomachs should‘cerise for a saloon In. the.
take a little Diallt‘ilb'ln occasionally, which Is situated on West Putnam are
and there will be no more indigestion, hue, and several adjourned hbarlngs
no feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach, no heartburn. Sour risinss.
Gas 011 Stomach or Belcliing of illldl'
seated food. Headaches. Dizziness or
Sick Stomach, andsbesides, what. you ‘
cat will not ferment. and poison your.
breath with nauseous odors. All those ' gou, execuwr of the estate of Patrick
symptoms resulting from a sour. Olllwllongon. appeared for Thomas Mar-
sol-oider stommli and dyspepsia are'I-IIm with Attorney RIIIIgepI and pas.
generally relieved in five. minutes quaie Shinto was represented by At
‘after taking a little Diapepsiu Itotneys Keogh and Condos. The coun-
GO ‘0 30"" diuggist and' 39‘ a 5“ sol held a general discussion. and flit-
cent case 0‘ P3993 Diapepsin now. lailv agreed to allow Manson to con-
m‘“ 5"“ “I“ “hm” 3° ‘0 the table duct the business providing the com-
., with a hearty appetite. and what ‘0”:‘missioneis granted the license. which
eat villi taste good; because your is pracIticaiiv “‘8,"de
stomach dilltl Intestines will be clean m... ”fig”
and fresh. and you will know theroi o-Blllous? peel heavy after dinner?
are not going to be any more _Ibad Tongue coated? Bitter taste? 00m
nights and miserable days for vou l'plexion saliow? Liver needs waking
_ ~ ~ Dean's Restricts cure bliious at
The) freshen you and make you feel Il'apclts. 25 n I
like life is worth living, ‘6 "a a my 6“” ""6
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. lo Scheduled to be Tried in Court 6gln
Danbury, WednesLday l
A case In which the" Norualkers are SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
sinners, Messrs. Posse. 'Bropliy and
Mead. before whom it was settled yes.
terdaIv morning. '
Attorneys Cummings and Skeel ap~
neared for Mongou; George P. Mon.
WSTOLBA- KAREL CASE.
In Effect Oct. 1.1911.
nonlevvhut interested when the pth- A ”~13;st 6:091r‘.‘ Mix. 6'00. “I”
Iolpals and the. attorneys are “0‘“I1063tlr'1. 61'it6:6t66.\. 61'1'.';iix.l 3'5“ 91"“ 9- 37.
town is to come before 0 Jury in Dan P. '.u. —12:64x. 1: 05. l 37:: (Pulls.
a
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burv, on Wednesday. This is the civil Il "'.'6":|:6'.l61x 66' 56.66666 'z'litllh'l'i6l't‘l 1666;? file:
suit. following the criminal case heard ’ 7 5"" 9 '40" ‘0' 6S6unda'yo.
in the Nornaik town court. and is for .iil~-12 48x. 6: 09x. 5 Us. ”I 1:4 10. 20‘,
a the sum of $1, 000. The firm of Huri-iv 7:66 01.35251?“ 2: .iIx, 2 tax. 6: :I I5. 60 x.
butt and. Davis is looking after the In 66' 6 7 “Lilli“ ““x' ‘0 8‘
forests. of the plaintiff and Inttornc'yl NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
_ osepi‘l‘n. Taylor is caring for the de- A “H 401.240.13.16. 8 00x. 6 03!.
fendant' 6 side. 666.6 '616116'l'n 66' $666360" 66' sligolhol: 3657,
it villi be retuer’nbdred -illr 1t Vincent;6 "3 .R‘I‘x' 3"55x' ‘ 62“ " 32" 65 95“ 5 ‘6
6:03. a: 00x. a: 03x. 11:30, i1:00x'.1
Stolba, as the result of as alleged 1‘6009'5.
. .. Sunday’s “‘
grievance having to do with chickens '
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and farm animals, pulled a horsewhip 361.31 ' 6.6.6.60 3,6 6:tl'2'x.6 6663.666 0616;666:661
one dnv when he met ll niILKmLAde. ‘ 83 3°56 “ 39’.“ 1" 0°“! ‘3' 00‘.“
.fn'tlnIIn-isteiod a beating to that “Stein:
:“8 H
tieman. l‘lilllit'i be. frightened ‘Knr-t 6“ "0'66666'6‘6 TO NEW
I' l 1‘ ii HAVEN.
o s 10 se. Iv ich ran away and threw; I?" g;1o:_ '1'1'6l'1' 17.15;“ 6:09. 7. 28.
the owner out cruisingv painful injuries ‘9 ‘6‘1- “ .2331.
1..-ml " :le: 61:20. 63: lift, 3121);. 4: 26.
A warrant was issued for Stolba and 61":66366'166' 6.I7. l":0x, 9: 091:. 9: 101:.
, he use arrested and brought into To MdgopoflI Satur'dcssoniyas. 05 p.111.
court. iic [Ill :11ch not guilty, but 111- Sundays.
her heating the, evidence Judge Ed '10676lilx66‘16blé6121'2x6x' MIX. 12571:. it”. 9:“
award M. Lockwood decided that, tho‘ i bl .0'6611. tl: 10x. 0:66. 7:101. Max.
tlieicmight lune been cause, for 11"" 0“
m
grievance there was none for 80 I‘l- DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
clons an assault on was indicted He A. ’II. ~ -:0 00 7- -2s a: on 11:13 i0:03. 11:60.
therefore found Stolba guilty of as P” M' ”‘6 “‘5' 33%;}; 63‘6“"
sanit and fined liliu :50. Through his A, M. ——7. 55. u 55 6 '
attorney the prisoner entered an ap-I' 1": My” 0“ 739*
m
pen]. SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
An appeal is pending HOW before a. M. at: '10 (Ii-lally except Mondays).
the courts waiting for the results of 6 11": 8' -" 1" 0‘
[ll ”1‘. 2 , i. 3Fh 5 "
the (hill sun which will be begun on 6 'si'ui'da'yll‘ 6 66’ “'8'
Wednesday morning. l A. M. 9:15 10: 00x.
1'. M. 2: [5,7:[ [5
The case ls causing interest in Nor I
walk because
there were a great: NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
many circumstances about both men 5 Stopping It New Haven, New London:
brought at the time of the affair which
proved entertaining to those who fol-t
and Providence.
Leave South Not-walk.
lowed the matter up. a IIIIAl-lM—«HIPX. 1:17x. 6:09. 9:13X. 10:33:.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. I11” ' ' 7 ' 6' '6'
(KY EXDI‘eM.
Malmckemo—«Cliaries Newere. EdI
Farrell, w. Meson, Brooklyn: Samuei' 'eoum NOHWXLK POST OFFICI
(lreenstcin. Dr, B. B. Piuiniey. Bridge’
port; W. 1’. lanes, T. Cor-coran Id MAILS
”Reese, New Yor;h L. A. Gordner, New Isouth NO
Haven; I.-. Mints, Newark,I N. .l.; J. L. ”Nurxggi factofflce
Burkhardt Smith Kent; R Huri- Eastern Polnu—«b .66. 7:00. 10: 30 u. 6).;
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16:18 Time brittle, ”-42%...9
"O'bily'l’our,
Christmas
Presents
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Mail?“ tor' och 61mins 0103's 6: so p. m. Bur
We have all kinds of practical Gifts
for boys and girls. men and women:
SKATES. SLEDS, POCKET KNIVES. : ‘ . :1
n. m. onown. Postmaster. ‘
Norwalk Postofflce
SCISSORS AND scrssoR SETS, RA.
ZORS, TOOLS, and Imauy other sult-
Mllll Doopltcnod
able articles;
‘a. m. -—Ens
mwnanb'ury division.
‘ ' titan 6‘66; It.
m. :Welt and South Norwalk.
n. mJ-New sag; West and so t,{Norvvalka
" 1:30 p. Mauritanian: 0. emails.
‘ 6 u out! 30
clam " no
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asseseo
cup
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«16%..th BNorwalk. .
m wmnburydi
.m..-PolntIIwest '0';6 S'tanrd. Int-
m.~—Westo and South Nor-walk.
mmtvgvsttnon Station. Danbury and
m.—-lilost.o West and So. Nor-walk.
.rn—East. West third 80 Norwalk.
. . undo” and "16"“.6'111.‘
t mall clouds atli
y‘ oilectIon at 3: .m.
Moo l1 ‘c’olo . .
re t one.
ifilfipofll
'éo'e $501995?
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Inc- '8!” 7 ranuuwawu
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There were three applicav
bulldInIlII
had been held by the county commie-j
. real one.
. French children are annually pole-3
1 '35, oned~by adiiiterated or dirty or In‘
A woman olieuI does not notice
what a cold day it is so long as she
RFEIC‘I‘IO
Snouiu on
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is buIIIIlInIgII 6636666 the;I house. 31:; 7‘
. my on e sits own to ersevvingan 3,:
' In. . .. mohfilln'g. 'olie soon feels chilly. 6’3
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light' It only when you want it.
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SMUGGLING A8 FRENCH DO IT.
Describing It Ivislt paid to the cue
toms laboratory a correspondent.
‘quotes the manager as saying that
one enterprising innovator in an en-
demor- to avoid the duty of alcoholI’
had embodied it In soup of which 70;
per cent. use pure spirit
Then there is the imitation babyI
carried by a nurse, who by a judicious
squeeze produces melancholy walls.
A hearse escorted by four undertak'
er's men and followed by a weeping
family conveyed to the dblnetery'a
codin sumptuously draped in black:
velvet which contained 180 liters of
alcohol _
‘ One day a cart drawn by three
horses rumbled into Paris under the,
noses of our customs officers. Ap-‘
parentiy the car was laden with
.60.'lsquaro blocks of stone; In reality ev~
lery stone «as hollow and contained
alcohol.
l
l
limos conceal lace. chronometeril and
expensive cigars. Motor Icars have
false bottoms, logs of wood are hol-
lowed out. The informant went on:
One day tbe'people of It little Ili-
Inge. near the Belgian frontier werel
waiting for the Bishop of Chimny.‘I
who was crossing to conduct a con-g
Illiination. All the villagers In their
‘best clothes lined the road. Presently
‘thc carriage comes In eight crossed
the frontier. and the bishop. carrying
the. pastrol cross very gravely“
stretched out. II. hand to bless the cus- I
tom house officers. who bow thelrI
heads to receive It Then the carriage:
tolls on. I
“Twenty minutes later there comes II
second carriage much less elaborate.
ly flliiled up than the first containing
a second Bishop of Chimsyl Susplc-‘
- ion fell on the ecclesinatlc and lie was:
requested to leave the vehicle without
delay and his carriage was ransacked
from end to end. Of course nothing
In found. Not a slain on the charac—‘
ter of the bishop n’lIio flotillally is the
'You remember how Henri Roche
lort's paper Ira Lanterns when placed
under an intordicl. under the Empire
was smuggled in from Belgium 0011-
cealed inside busts representing Na.
poiedn III.“ Going on to speak of the
various adulteratlons practised 'the
“reporter concluded:
But the worst crime of these people
is the. adultsintions of milk: 80 .000
anew—yes. I deliberately say pols-I
footed milk. ”
"BEST ON, EARTH."
This is the verdict of R. J. Howell.
Tracy. 0 who bought Foley's Honey
and Tar IéIornIIppund for his wife. Filer
case was t'he' worst l have ever seen.
and looked like a sure case of corn
sumptiu'pII, liter lungs were sore and
she coughed almost Incesssntiy and
her voice was nuance and weak. F0
ley's Honey and Tar Compound
brought relief at once and less than
cure." The ‘Bridge Pharmacy and W.
T. Wigmore Co. “
m
REAR ADMIRAL NICHOLSON'B IAIB-
' ‘ sieuMiiNT. ‘
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. «The as-
simiment of Bear‘Admirul iuholson
to duty as commander-insobief 0"! the
Asiatic station probably will take 06
feet next March “lit is possible. how-
ever. that conditions in China may
make it advisable to continue Admir-
s‘l Murdoch in commander of the rim-
o‘erl'oa'n‘ warships there beyond that‘
date.
i
. it is. their .6111: needs IIII Pédechou Smokeless Oil Heater.
' [ts quick. glowing h'eat‘ Wlifi'l'ltllll a room in next to no time.
That it the beauty of a Perfection Smokeless Oil Healer.
always ready for use; you can carry It wherever you please; and you
The Perfection Oil Hester' ll smokeless and odmlnowo patented stunned:
device insures that. It to reliable. sole and economical «bum nine hours on one
Handsome. too—drumhuhludu'tbu in blue enamel or plain deal. with
Dulmmwluuiorvnhslsrloerlotindmehrbuys—wd
Standard Oil Company
(Wold)
three bottles effected a complete.
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AN IDEAL BOARDING HOUSE.
Glenerie Falls Mountain House,
llohn N. Hammond. Prop. Ulster Co.
Mt. Marlon. N. Y. .
Board 50 cents
meals extra.
Guests are requested not to speak
to the dumb waiter.
Guests wishing to get. up without
being called can have self raising flour
'for supper.
Guests wishing to go origins will
and the hammer and nails In the
closet.
lithe roam gets too warm open the
window and see the fire eucaiie.
if you are fond'of athletics and
good Jumping lift the mums undone
the bed curios
Baseballlsts deslrlnu a little prac-
tice will find It pitcher on the stand.
if the lamp goes out. take a tenth-
por square foot,
I...
or out of the pillow. idler a light enoudh'
for any room.
Don‘t worry about war bill. the
Dr. Edwin F. Hitchcock. 1 “General
Mdflmrl”‘1013 Noioon winner New
York city. . =
FOLEV KIDNEV PILLS.
Tonic in action. quick ,In results.
Will cure any case or kidney or bind
ider disorders not beyond the reach of
medicine. No need to saw more. The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. T Wimoro
O.
Inn-«m.— W...-
NORWALK LADIES AT LUNCHEON
IN NEW IHAVEN.
Miss Irene Barrett. formerly of
South Noruslh. but at present resid-
£913 In New Haven. where she Is at-
tending Normal school was hostess at
a luncheon given for her by her stints
in that city SattIrdaI'. in honor of her
IIIIrthday. \mong the guests from Nor-
walk who were present were the
Misses Vera llsnlon. Loulim Nest-y.
“6'66 6‘" .lolin, 066666666 66'6'66 l6'66“'CoriinitiirI:‘e Commission should extend
Basel Shove.
ORDERED TO PAY TWICE.
in the superior criminal court In
Howard yesterday the tax violation
charge Wrist Frank M. fmmis was
noiled. He had been notified to pity
his personal tax in Hartford. but paid
It in Gmuby later. In the police court
ho was ordered to buy again in Hart-
ford. but declined and appealed.'
If the Mei-age man had only one lie .
he’d have it worked to death half an
hour altor IIbrenltfast.
. FIIII TIIE smitten
Here's an Offer You should Not Over-
look.
oRexall Dyspepsia ITabiets 'remedy
stomach troubles by aiding, nature to
supply the elements by sitting nature
to supply the elements the absence of
which in the gastric juices causes in-
d.gestion. and dyspepsia. They aid the
stomach to digest food and to quickly
convert It into rich red blood and ma-
terinl necessary for overcoming nat-‘
ural body waste. ,
Carry a package of Raul! Dyspepsia
Tablets in your vest pocket, or keep
them In your room. .Talr‘e one after
each heavy meal and prove our asser-
tion that indigestion will not bother
you
We know what Recall .Dyspepsls
Tablets are and what they will do. We
guarantee them to believe indigestion
and dyspepsia. if they fail we will re-
than your money. Three sizes! 25
cents, 50 cents audition .sRemember.
you can obtain Rexsleremedes onlyat
our store—The .Remil Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy. Qultner or; entity.
Props. . ... . ,
lance upon the rule of seniority.
notes a. distinct improvement in the.
declares Troops Ara'TaiIWIdoly
800mm to lie Iio‘ed Eilee-
New Fortifications
WASHINGTON, December li.~— In
his annual report to the president to-
day, Secretary of War Stimson declar-
ed that the contingency of war with a
first-class power would find the army
of the United States practically an.
prepared.
lie attributed this largely to the fact
that the army was "scattered out over
the country" in too many posts. and
to a lack of reserves. The army on
the peace footing habitually maimainfl
ed. with miniature companies and
troops. be characterized as ineffectiie
for any serious war service.
As to the unpreparedn'ess of the an
my in artillery and ammunition. Sec-
. rotary Stimson says that “at the pres
ent rate of appropriation It is‘estlmatJ
ed that it would take more than fifty
. years to,IIrIectIre a reasonable supply of
field artillery guns, carriages and am-
munltlon that would be necessary in
the event of war."
The report makes
startling statement that at a conserva-
tive estimate the expense o'er effective
rlfiemnu In the United States army is
between two and live 'ItiinIIes as much
as any firetrlass power on the cont'l-
neut of Europe. This comparison is
made after excluding from considera-
tion the higher pay and better subsist»
once that American soldiers receive.
This fact to ,stated as an Illustration.
" Secretary Stimson declares of the ex-
travagancc of the existing system of
wide distribution of the army.
Dealing with insular affairs. the sec-
retary of war urges that the right of
American cltlreushlp be granted to the
natives of Porto Rico. . A Porto Rican
travelling abIroad now is literally 0
man without a country and Mr. Stlim
son says that a continued refusal to
grant citizenship to the Islanders will“
“gravely wound the sensibilities of this”
loyal people. “The demand for silicon-
dissssoclated from any thought of2
statehood and it Is' asserted that ninth-I
or In theilnited States nor In Porto
Rico is there any contemplation of
First class railway carriages oomeullollfie l8 “phoned by its foundation Isms-hood as the ultimate form of
government In the Island. ‘0'
Congress is urged to express its
wishes vrsgsrding the disposal of the
pines, to Increase the limit of indebt-
edness which may helncarred by the
'Philinplno sever-amour» for. public
works from 35.000.00010..flfn000.000
10' pass a Philippine naturalization
cans who have served ten years In the
islands. '
Secretary Stimsou recommends that
the permanent organization to operate
the Panamalzaasl be established on
II strictly business basis and not with
.thc Idea of uplifting or governing a
ldependent people. The question of
o
determination of the prehltient. based}
upon acquired experience. American
phlpping should be granted practically
free use of the canal. The Interstate
its Jurisdiction over the new transmit-g
tinentai" route through tits» waterway
and to, regulate rates. thus prevzentl'nx
the great railway interelps 'from eater
cislna control. While the government
should build and operate drydocks, re-
pair shops and cooling stations aloan
the canal. Secretary Stimson urges
the opportunity he offered 'for the sale
on coal and other supplies by private
persons. .
Secretary Stimson takes a stand
with his predecessors, Root. Taft,
“tyigbt and Dickinson, in favor ofa
system of selection in making army
promotions instead of complete reli-
Ho
personnel but declares that there In
much deed wood In the army and
many backwardItendencles. '
The Iii-my posts as st'present locat-
ed are declared to be wholly unlit and
to lead to great extravagance.
were originally in many cases located
with reference to possible 111de trou-
bios and few of them are in positions
suited to meet the strategic needsiof
ubtionai action or defense. The av-
erage number of companies to each
of the 49 posts is only nine. ..
“In short," says the laboratory, "we
have scattered our army over the coun-
try as if It‘Iwere merely groups of lo-
oai coustsbuiary instead of a national
organization. The result is an army
which Is extraordinarily expensive ‘to
been nullified so far as geographical
location can nullll’y It. It is true that:
the small units into which it has been
subdivided have as Ms Whole maln-
Iivdly In n-lflarwWould 001'
Terms III Enlistment-Mani
the somewhat .
Illllttol theyPam Ricaus is entumlfil
unoccupied friar lands in the Philip‘
law ‘ illid'flb grant 'bet'lslbns to: dined».
tolls. he beiieves.'should be left to thoI
They a
maintain, and one whose efliciency for I
the main purpose of its existence has
wards 0‘! ”0:000:000 fiss‘ f"‘Ileon' spent
on e'xIsiins army posts and that the
profit which 'oach Ipost f'ul‘uisbes to
hot orlnx communities causes
stro local pressure against any
'clianne In location, the secretary do
claret that. nevertheless steps have
been taken. and others are in the
course of prosecution to correct as far
as possible these faults of organiza-
tlon.
\ft is also in contemplation to re-
move tho cavalry situated In the far
no'rihérn posts to the southward, sub
stituting Infantry for them. The Tex-
as maneuvers hava shown the admir-
able adaptation of the southwestern
states for cavalry trpining and drill
at all seasons. whereas in the far
north, for many months in the year
it is impossible to drill out of doors.
The secretary commits. himseif'un-
qualifiedly to the theory that it is a
‘fuuctlon of the modern army to be
the school or the citizen soldier, as‘
Iopposed to those who contend for a
permanent organization of profession-
al soldiers. He declares that the bedy
of highly polished soldiers with which
Il‘rodcrick the Great conducted his
50031502: swollen to the fact. that o'er "
't-Puy f6!- Sumo _ ,
.Mll't IhI 6'“
Pale, thin pee ly‘ suffer. 1: .
ing from want of n‘ilurllhmmz. They "
may out enough. but 1110121060 is not it
properly digested and does them no
good. .
Samose. the remarkable flesh form. ‘1
Ing food. should be used by all who
are pale, weak and thin. it mingies ‘.
with the food and aids assimilation. so '
that when taken for a short time, na- I.
tore. will soon assert her normal pow- '
ers, and the food that Is eaten will ‘
give mouth and good flesh. .
Th woman who longs for rosyic
cheeks and tire plumpuess of beaut'y ' . .. .
should use Samose. The man who
wants to be strong and well and gain
health and good flesh will find his de-
sires accomplished by Snmoée.
Such remarkable results have fol-
lowed the use of ‘Samose that Drug-
glst Baxter icu'wll'iing to pay for-“Tine fl .
treatment ifIIit does not give the their I
ed results. He makes this offer senor» J ‘
ally and wants all who are thin. weak
and out of health to get a box of Sam-
ose from Iiim on those terms.
.‘th
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which we habitually maintain it, with I
Its miniature companies and troops,"
campaign has no place In modern so-
ciety or‘ modern w.ar Therefore the‘
, secretary disapproves of the long term I
(If enlistment and favors the shorten-I
lag of the present term to less thanl
three years so as to allow as manyl
men as possible to go through thel
training of the regular army, while re.
valuing some hold over the dischargedl
soldier by which he can be called 101
the colors In case of war.
"The army on the peace footing in
treated our mobile army Into traits
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OOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
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6162166666 Telep one for fire alarms,
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~ Vest St. and Taylor Ave .
‘wxmy Ave. and Lawn at.
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26-480th Main and cures Btu.
lb—Mxinxton Ave. and Austin 8:.
27-74%" and Elm Grove Sm to.”
61—4300th Main 51.. between Grove and
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06~Woodwnrd and Lowndeu Aves
61--Goiden Hill at. and Elmvvood Ave.
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68~Prelgnt yard and Ann St . privdto.
lila- Norvralk lock (70.. on vote.
l” notes non» ~tnt'erlerlnx boile-
\i) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
*Ono stroke at 11 noon and I". 111..
standard unreal
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line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. fire out. re-
calls deportment. i-l
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“it 12:05 p. In.. each Wednesday. a box
oiled fort test
the for on! district also I"
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NORWALK FIRI ALARMS
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li-Jielden Ate and Union Pl.
22-41mm: Hill and Kellogg St.
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I'I—J‘rankiin Ave and Lyneosb
28-»Wcst Ave and Berkely
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est Ave. near rmory.
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tambluln at. and North 110.
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'--3-New Canaan road and Fair 8t.
. i—Cheutnut at. near Summer St.
5»- ninBt BtUand Union Ave.
8—-— rand St and TIlIridoll Lane.
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hire headquarters. 06 \an ant Street.
Telephone 170
.44 no! School (private)
So—Msrvln School (primate)
biz—Jinn! Washington and Fort Sis.
silo—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ate.
31il~hfl86 Ave. and Bowen St.
217~WInfl field St:
flex—Fort and Charles Six
2:14 «East Ave. and Fitch SI
PIS—St. John St. and Mlle Aye.
332-$enview Ave. and First St.
835~Buulevsrd and Escond St.
386*Cov0 Ave. and Fifth St.
W-vfiouhv art! and Blackstone st. (Tel. )
bill—ulterior St and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel
sail-«Keyser St and Duck Pond rd; (Tel.
303~$liore Haven. .)
topic hone messs'we to Electric Station
6706) be6t6'ween the hours of 6 p. m an
a m.. vlng location of fire, an alarm
will be 8 Iron of nearest box
Private boxes will only be applied for
re on remlses where locate
Secon alarms are only to 6be given by
the chic or acting chief upon his arrival
at the fire.
Special Signals
1.00mi blast at odd times. testing or line
l—One blast at 8 III. 111.. standard time.
I~1~—~Two blasts. r0 out.
11- 11~Twenty two. at 8 '11. 10.. no morn-
ing session of public unbuckm
11-11-Twenty~tw0. at 12: 301) no af-
noon session of public Ilichool.
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, entire department. .. II
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lE—lehhnd Ave. to IIN. 36.6 . H'LJI ‘
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ills-Hickory Bluff and Bell Plslsnd.
l'i—Pine Point and 301an ln.t
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a $100,000. 00
the secretary continues, “is ineffective
:for any serious .vIa‘r service. Not only
this. but the losses which are certain ,
to take place during the first Six
months of operation will amount to Is
very large percentage of the army
strength. II. is therefore absolute”Y
imperative that provision should be
Inrade, by an adequate system of raga:
,lar reserves, to fill up, and maintain
this first line of defense during the
necessary time that must elapse while
we are preparing and stabilizing in the,
shape of our militia and volunteers;
' * ' ‘ If one time with the cab
ore were shortened. say to him years.
and the same system of reserves ore
ed, I believe that the system' can
be Inaugurated at much less expense
than our present establishment; and
l believe it could be done without any
impairment of the efficiency and train;
ing of the regular army. provided we».
eliminated some of our present waste-
ful methods of diffusion and concou-
which would new“ of Mire trials;
ing and ds‘ilhiiilv. aMAva YARAH £5
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amoral.
fuels and thoughtless odenderesgalut 1
military law, and declares for trained
late radical Ireiision and reform '
the army prisons. ' ,
As a measure of economy and sound
practice. the consolidation of the quar-
termsster‘s. subsistence and my die-I
pnrfm’ents‘ Into one general supp
corps. is suggested with the assertion“:
that the immediate result will be’tho
saving of half a million dollars an-
finally. . luv. '
The secretary 1261161461663"
lug d?9“l5“‘°n;lfl favor 05,33;
Impsrilalltest- g the mum. W-
tiflc management at the ordnance—how
tories and arsenals. ,
Secretary Stimson joins nearly all
of the other cabinet Officers favoring
s at stem of retirement and pension) e”: ‘ "
employees of the federal government
when they reach it condition of im- ‘
paired usefulness after years of faith.
ful servlcg‘
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