MY MISSING TEN YEARS.
NELSON, Dec. lit—«All efforts
elite Joseph J. Whaleu having fail-
lfl father, Martin. has been appoint
diniulstrator ofhis estate. Young
1111 has been absent ten years
has not been heard from for about
11 years. He would be about 25
i‘ old new. He left here as a line-
or the American Telephone and'
Instant: Company and later was
ioy‘ed by the Western Union Tel-
381‘ pl) Company in various New Engv
cities. I-iis estate consists of a;
liar in his mothe1' s estate, worth
1151111131113 unsettled. . 3
Without opiates or harmful drugs of
kind Foley‘s Honey and Tar Com-
Wild stops coughs and cures colds.
. not accept any substitute The
1111;» Pharmacy and W. 'l‘. Wigmore
0‘ VC
SBUIT FOR 34.500 AGAINST TOWN
3 OF STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, Dec. lbw—Papas were
urged Friday upon the selectxnen in-
suit for $4 500 brought against the
limit by Frank B. Gurley. who says
his property was damaged by change
"of'grlde'for a state road. The select-
lm'iih say the plans and work on the
odd were in charge of State Highway
us why the town is sued1 ‘1'
iii SWW '
'Tlhilsiwman who peliesunpon Sen-
tinel Want Advs. to secure the house-
dld-help has a little time for,otl1er
things.
brace R. Nash, COLN. M. 81 West Sis.
33500. Mrs. Whalen diedabout'
ears ago and her estate rel
Commissioner MacDonald and don‘t
.“Dear Santa Claus,” the letter
3 runs,
“I want some dolls, but Jack
wan‘ts guns,
“Tom itbpcs for skates, a grown;
up pair,
“Anti Dailtly likes an easy chair.
“And Mother says she hopes
you’ll change
“Her 'old stove for :1 Stamford
range.” ‘
3 1
FOR SALE BY
'STATE GETS PORTRAIT OF ISAAC
BPENCE3R.
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Oll Painting of .3 Former Head of
1Trcuury Department
1Among oil paintings that will hang
on the walls of the offices In the dc
lpartment of the state treasury his
portrait of Isaac Spencer, who was
state treasurer beween 1818 and 1835.
in arrived at the treasury within a few
111m, and is given to the state under
lthe will of Emily Jane Spencer, late of
liartwford his granddaughter
Isaac Spencer lived In lisddam and
rvcd a continuous term of seventeen
=years. No state treasurer since has
served longer than four years. lie
was the fourteenth treasurer. Before
him, the only holders of that. office to
have longer terms in order were John
'I‘aicott. of Hartford, who served the
twentysix years between 1652 and
1678, Joseph Whiting. of Hartfoi'd.
who served thirty-nine years between
1679 and 1718, John Whiting of am.
ford. who served ihirty~two years be-
tween 1718 and 1160. John Lawrence
of Hartford. who served twenty years
ibetween 1789 and 1789. and Andrew
lKingsbnry of Hartford. who served
‘twenty four years between 1794 and
1818. 33’l‘he only other oil portraits of
former state treasurers at the office
are bone of John Lawrence who was
let Hartford and James 1). Smith who
was of Stamford. and served one year.
He Was appointed by the. governor to
fill the unexpired term of David P.
Nichols, or Danbury, who died January
2, 1882. Other pictures of former
treasurers In the office are photo-
lee
graphs or drawings,
1-1
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.AttheTheatres
receipt for golden fruit cake:
Golden Fruit ”14...... 3
Mrs. C. .1. Poet. of South Nor1wulk,1
sends-The Sentinel the following re»
pounds of seedless raisins, 2 pounds
of cleaned curants l pound of Citron.
1 pound of luittm 1,4, pound of sugar. 1 l
teaspoonl‘ul of brandy, M, teuspoonfull
of soda, 132 eggs. beaten separately, 1 3i
tablespooni’ul each of cloves, nutmeg.1
all spice and cinamou, 1,5 pound each ‘
of English walnuts. almonds. figs and1
dates. This makes 11 ill pound cake. 1
Bake In a mddeiate oven to 11' hours 3
i
l
Wu...
Quick cm.
One scant cup sugar one full cup
flour, one toaspoonful baking powdem
stir these together in the mixing disl1.:3
One third of a cupful of soft buttcrl,
break Into the cup on top of the but
stir this for an instant, enough to;
baking powder
mcnt
large sheet for about 20 minutes tol
half an hour. 1
cake. It makes a good dessert by curl
ting Into squares and covering each!
piece with a generous portion of maple;
or white sugar boiled frosting. wWash-
ington Herald 3
m I
Richmond Relic. '
Slice white bread as thinly 11111 possi-
ble, cut off the crustsxbutcr lightly.
spread with blackberry jam and then;
roll each sandwich like a miniature;
black-berry roll. If the bread la vita
bio enough it is not always newasnri
to Isecure the roll with 113 piece of rib"
hon. Just before serving the, sand
wioiu's lay them in 11 pan and slip the tnl
into a hot oven until they are slightly3
toasted It is almost. impossible i0
make enough of those little rolls to
111111511 the 131111111111.
Sicilian sandwiches.
Wipe sis sardines. remove llicz'sliiii.1_
THEATRE
' THE HOUSE on HITS
pccial Engagement of the Im-
case New York Farce Com-
cdy Success, with Americas
Cle'verest Comedienne
'MARGUER‘ITE HATCH
and Company
plendidly Supported by an Ex-
' ccllent Cast of Players, in
You'll laugh ’till you cry at this
Screamingly Funny Farce.
he New York Hippodrome’ 5 Re-
3 cent Hit
' , MLLE. MARTHA
'World’s Greatest Lady Gym-
nast, in Startling Exploits. be-
and belief. No greater Female
Athlete on Earth.
“The Sprightly and Winning Fav-
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. 3 ADA JERMON and
' MILDRED WALKER
3.Charming in Coquettish Ca-
3 riccs. Comic Song Sallies and
‘ ainty Dances
‘4
. 3‘h'é'Bar1-el Bumpers
1ROBINSON & LA FEVRE
listless. Funny Antics with
' els, and Acrobats Extraor-
'ilar 'xtravaganzists
'1BELLE MASON and
no'cy“: strain.
the Newest and Best
3 shouts SELF Gimme
.Showing 3
His AIIIIIDIIY REVOLVER
11111111.131'0w.\'. Dec. iti.«~.losopl1
1111111111111 of Hotchklss street, this city
11 member of Company (‘3 the local mil.
ltnry organization, got a bullet in his
hand yesterday morning as the result!
of the unlocked-for discharge of 11 re»
volver, which he was cleaning. ills
111111111, Charles Kollnskl,‘ was stami-
ing nearby at the time,1und the re-
volver went off so close to his face
that the powder burned his cheek.
Young Kolinski was getting ready
to go hunting and had already clenir
ed his rifle. liefore cleaning his re»
volver he noticed that there were some
loaded shlls in the chambers, and he
fired them all off.‘ as he thought. One
was left. however. and'that one did
the damage when he "clicked the ham.
mer‘ down a few minutes later. The
bullet cracked the bone of the fore-
linger and lodged in the flesh. Dr. F.
H Sage attended the young man and
extracted the bullet.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remainina
uncalled for at the following post on
cos for the current wees. 1
Sdutli ' Norwalk.
Miss Estella Baldwin.
Mrs. Lucy Carey.
Miss Josephine Cooper.
John anfner care Benedict. Belle
island.
Mrs. Ella Ellis. 14 Raymond St.
Miss Anna Graham.
Mrs. J. Mallre.
Edw. McMaugh.
Matters Ruffaele .1
Mrs Virginia Myeis. care Smith
Gianna Palka.
Robert Patson. 73 Washington St.
Cyrus Thompson, Mansion House.
Vag'ovlc Katerina, No.33483.
Miss Rosie White. The Clifford.
E. E. CROWE.1P.1M.
Phone 16411
no 1111;111:115. ,Stsmfo'rd'
EC. 11~Arnold Daly': Suc-
Pity y.
33WEEK—2Alcxandcr
in». “canine."
IlSE ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE.
The sutlscpticpnwderto be ch akon int 0 Monaco.
If “ll! wnnt mum and comfolrt unguarded. aching,
lwo -11 month useA
.1 11m.“ chm: 11113151111151. of 1all n and govern:
REGENERATION,” the Great 1
Dumas"
blisters. lore and calico-s is. act the $11151»
Dam lug Parties. Patent 11 that Shoes, or
Breaking In New Shoes. III I gmmtcw comfort
discover oflhocga. Tryltio-d old
911 etc. 11 'f accept lawman 1.113433%? iiitl'l
whimsddrcudil ..N . !.
‘sllghtly yellow in the processe of
open 111nm and take out the bones;
linili boil and shell three cults. and
chop them finely in a bowl with lite
sardines. Alix thoroughly and add
enough butter to bind Ilium.
together. 11111 through a sieve, 111-1111111111
with 11 dash of lemon juice and oav 1‘
enuo pepper and upload on thin slices
of initialed blend.
Princess Sandwiches.
Four ounces of lili'i‘lt‘ml chicken. two'
ounces of minced ham, creamed to
bother with the yolks of 111111111111 boli- 3
ed eggs, 11 tubiesmonful of butter and?
a 11111111111151.1111 of grated cheese." Scanf
son ulih salt pt;1 111m and mustard;
‘ bind “it'll two Inbiospooui‘uls of creamE
and spread on thin slices of butteredl
lip-111111111 broad.
Russian Sandwiches. ' l
Wash and bone six anchovies nud’
pound in 11 mortar with :1 dozen or:
mom stoned and chopped olives. Sca-
son with cayenne pepper and spread
on thin slices of bread.»—New York
World.
Little Helps,
A «:ork‘soakctlin oil makes a good
substitute for glass stopper.
Flower pot stains may be removed
from window sun with fine wood
ashes.
Apple sauce strained and stiffened
with gelatin and n'llttle egg white
folded in. makes a delicious and sim-
ple dessert for luncheon when T'ser'ved
with whipped cream.
_ When soaking mackerel or bill
salt fish see that the skin is upper
most. '
Turn the wooden (hopping bowl up
side down when not in use and it will
never spilt. '
Celery can be muclrlznproved by
soaking it for an hour In ice cold wa-
ter in which a lemon has been squeeu’
ed1~ArgonauL
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chetbrcad sandwiches.
Pnrboil one sweetbrcad, break it up
and remove the membranes. Chop
Into 11111113111312.1111 or press through a
potato sieve. Season with salt. pepper
and a. little lemon juice, moisten with
half as much whipped cream. Spread
on a very thlh slice of bread, cover
with leaves at; watercreSs and press
another thin slice of buttered bread on
top. put into any‘shape desired.
Laundry Lcrc.
Should white flannel garments turn
washing. they. may restored to their
natural color by pu ting them into a
lather made up of one quarter of a
pound of good soft soap. two table-
spoonfuls of carbonate of ammonia 3
11.
Three1 .
3.11111 into 11 hot spider Mill plenty 0f
. butler.
Cream 3 '
pie seasoned with a sprinkling of lem‘
5' brown,
"they disoive quickly and so expedite
at a great
William Reiman
I
pearauce.
Flannel and woolen articles can best
still slightly damp. and pressed
smoothly on the wrong side with as
but an iron as can b
danger of scorchingi
m
Italian Sandwiches.
Parboll the livers from 11 pair of
chickens until very tender. Chop, nib
through a some strainer and 111111
with an equal amount of chopped
olives Moisten with mavonalae dress.
inn and spread on thin slices of white
bread inittornd.
a material.
W...
Potato Nuts. 3
lure raw potatoes, 1-111 111111111 into
balls with a vegetable cutter and
throw them into cold watcr.1)3raln.
throw them into salted water ror'me
minutes. skim them out drain dry and
.Shnko them around and set
the spider Into the oven to brown
the potatoes. Halt and nerve. or
cook in boiling lard. drainjsnli, 1111113
servewwi’orlland Express Mid Adver.
liner. '
We...
3 Apple Pudding.
f liver thebotloni of a but torrid 111111
dinit dish with a liner of line bread
crumbs dotted with bits of butter
Spread with u in} or of thinly sliced on
on juice and a grating of nutmeg. P111
in alternate layers of apple and
crumbs, making the top layer crumbs.
(lover and set in the- oven until the ap.
pic Is nearly done. Then uncover and
Serve. with whipped cream
that is flavored and swdetmodw—Cht
cage Inter Ocean.
Soap Chips.
Soup shavings. which may be bought
by the quantity, are. preferred to other
kinds of soap by many housekeepers.
the making of autism-Newark News. '
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German Apple Cake.
_ Dissolve one ounce of yeast in half a
cup of lake warm milk; pour Into mix-‘
in: dish containing one pound of 1111111"
try flour, then add one loin-tn poundof
melted butter. three tablespoons su-
gar. one quart Iuke warm milk.1grats
in rind of one lemon. Thoroughly mix.
set In warm place until well raised.
When sponge ls raised pour out on
floured kneading board and knead
well: roll out to thickness eof one inch
and put 11.103111111811111 pan; put on
quartered apples close together. 'Add'
sugar and cinnamon mixed thickly.
sprinkled over both apples and pastry.
When again raised put in medium hot
oven and bake one hour.
“......”
Ovcn Too Hot. 1
When baking or roasting and the.
fire becomes too hot a dish of very
cold‘ water placed inihc oven will
overcome'the difficulty at once. says
the New Haven Jmirnamouriur. It
gives better result andis more desira-
ble In every way 1111111 to open the door
and lower the temperature suddenly.
Creamed Fish.
A nice way to use the leftover of a
ballad fish is to cream It, says the
Newark News. Put one-half a pint of
cream on the stove in a double boiler
11"...ch m3. .
Asthma! Asthma'
POPHAM‘S AsTHMA REMEDY
fives inslautrcliof and 3;“ absolute care
all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis. nndl
Hay Fever. sold by drhxgilln 3Innil on
receipt of rice lroo. ‘
rial “actress by mail ill cents.
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111111 1111101111 SALE n
A Million Dollar Stock—The Finest Quality
Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds.
Diamond and Pearl Necklaces and all precious
Stones Mounted in the Most Modern Styles
SACRIFICE SALE
Don’t Min tho Baa-finial!
320 “F [H AVENUE
Bil. 32nd Gt ”id 81191111
used without "
1 have been. sifted. Belt alli
llcious with whipped cream.
O._ c' 9km
For 1111. by The culture Pharmacy.
New York
“3' “"0 “liga- fl“ “‘9 ”“1’ “’"h milk; 0" m
break the eggs and pour the contents" and two tablespoonfuls of powdered Blend one tablespoonl‘ul of butter
of the cup into the flour sugar and bot-ax, to which live or six million of with one of flour and add to the boil-
Add one teas'3lpoonful water are added says an exchange. A ins crca'n.
vanilla and stir all together for a rim two or three hour soaking in this imih two minutes;
Stir and cook this for
then take from the fire
Then bake in two layers or ouei’ will suffice to remove the yellow sp- and add a pound of cooked linked fish.
the yolks of four hard boiled eggs
mashed fine and onetourth of 11 not
This Is an easily made and a light? be ironed. if they are brought In while beg, grated: a pinch of cayenne and
one teaspoonful of salt. Stir unill the
fish is well heated through.
was ...»...
Apple Sauce Cake.
Cream together one cup of sugar
and he and. a half cups of butter. one
saltspoon of salt, one and a half of a
teaspoon of cloves. the some of can
sin, little nutmeg, one cup raisins; dis:
solve one ieaspoonful of soda in a
little warm water and then stir into
one cup of sour apple allude. letting it
foam over the other ingredients. heat
all thoroughly and add one and three—
quariers cup of flour. Bake in 11 11111111
tin til minutes. Very rich. moist 11nd
delicious.wNatlonal Magazine.
Chocolate Squarcc.
Two eggs. one cup sugar, half cup
melted butter. 1wo.squa.res melted
chocolate. half cup sifted flour, one cup
chopped walnuts. one teaspoon vaull-l
la; mix In order given. Spread onl
butteied baking sheets. half Inch thick
bake In a stove (111111.1111 in squares;
while hot, and remme from pan. it
takes about 20 minutes to bake Ihcsul
in a gas‘oveu. They should be. lhlrly1
soft inkldownnt like cake, When done.
delicious to serve with-ices.
II 1
Split Pen Soup,
Wash and soak a pint of pushover
night. out on a beef bone to cook early
in the rho-ruins: skim 'it carefully.
then add the soaked peas. rind simmer
at back of stove. They might to cook
soft I11 three hours: thcn'add half a
cup carrots. out fine and, if liked. a
little minced onion. Another hour
should-finish it and give you a delic»
ions and wholesome soup.»-Sun Fran-
clsco 01111. '
Model Home.
The Wisconsin State College is
equipping a six-room cottage for the
benefit of students in the course of
home economics. Here they are to
be shown-an example of how the av
erase American home should be man-
aged to promote the welfare of the
family. Decoration and furnishing,
heat. light. ventilation and water sup»
ply are all to he studied with the idea
of providing highest efficiency with
least iawbor This is valuable work
and we need more of It. says the lRur- .
al New Yorker. it is worth remem-
bering. too. that it we} not until wo-
men began to find many fields of con-
genial and remunerative labor outside
the home that a serious appreciation
of household work was shbwu by the
efforts to make it a matter of scien-
tific study.
Three Minute Oaks.
To make a delicious cake in three
minutes. break two eggs into a
large jelly glass; 1111 the glass with
milk. pour Into n 1111111111 bowl. add one
class of sugar. 114 glasses hour. into
which 11,5 teaspoons baking ‘powder
together.
add three tablespoons melted butter.
stir a1 little more and pour in three
tins- 'l‘hla cake never fails. and is do
A nice
filling can be made from half apint
whipped cream. add one cup brown s11.
gar and half a cup chopped walnuts.
Good for Change. "1 3
' Dried beef cooked with a plain
white sauce. then put in a baking dish,
covered with buttered bread crumbs
and‘browned is a tempting change
from the ordinary creamed beef»-
Hartford Courant.
Money we'll invested-«an 11.11.111.191
No sense In rum
one, then stand uhby
our couch
cdrclne' then lick: it.
Pectoral
mgflckto
0 10
from an: doctor to anoiimri
int. Nome inte
for throat and l
octtlie best
ins this 1311111 that thin
fey select the at con
Ask your doctor about
1. troubles. 1 ”J “11"“ '
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" FEhLi} DEAD TREES
Street Commissioner 11111111111 11‘.
Duffy, of Norwalk, has been cutting
. clown several dead trees about the oily
of late. Yesterday he cut down a large .
one in Catherine street 'tind1the day
before he 1emdvad the top of a lama
W. J Sherwood has sold it drivin“ one In front of R G. ‘VIiBOilS )il'm.
home to William Ferris, of Falr..field (“W in W?“ avenue directly acroun
‘
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New chandelleia have been installN
ed in the Noufield Congregational
Church
firs. Henry Whitiock and dnuihter,
Mrs. Frederick Smith. were visitors
yesterday on the West Side.
Mrs, Carlos Barnes. Mrs. Lyman
Beers and little daughter Helen spent
yesterday with relatives I11 Ridge-
field.
Mrs. F‘. P. Morehouse. C. R. More-
house. Mrs, M. F. Hill; Mrs. E. S. An-
drown and Mrs. E. 1‘ Beers were visi-
tor-111 In Norwalk yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph McGowan returned in
Bayonne. N. J., yesterday. after a few
days' visit with her sister, Mrs. F. E.
Morehouae and Mrs. Malbianc.
Mrs. W. P. Rowland .01 Bedding. has
visited friends in town this week.
Geraldine. the two year old daugh—
ter of Sidney Hardisty', is the victim of
measles.
The Norfield C E Society has elect-
ed the following officers for the com-
lng half year.
Presldenthlarence Shipman.
Vice-l’residentwml. D. Moses.
Secretary—«Miss Florence Banks.
'l‘reasurcrwc. ii. Scaffold.
Organise-«Mrs. C. Sconeld.
Lookout Committeewllev. D. Moses.
Prayer Meeting Corn1nlttce-Willls
Banks 1
Social CommitteevMiss Maude
Lockwood.
Sunday School Comiultteemlilss
Anna Banks
Temperance Cominittoemilev
=hloses.
Music Committee»i)lyld S. Coley.
I).
Nordeld Grange has elected the fol-
lowing runners for' the coming year:
Musterwhrank C. Fitch.
3 Urerseer-~—~-Henry M. Trqybridge.
l.c1"turo:'-.-.\Irs. [lighten Moses.
Stewardeavid S. Coley.
Assistant Stewurdwlosoph
rinn.d
Cliapisliiw—«Clarenco Shipmun.
Tronsurcr~~Stephc11 Waterbury.
Servetury~~1»liarrv \V'atc'hury.
(lute Keeiier—wiieorge Libbey.
t‘crt'swhiiss Florence Hunks.
I‘lnnoua'w-Mlss Ethel Lockwood.
FItlI'R’WAIISS Elizabeth Penucil.
Lady Assisinul Si(£\\’lil‘il'~~MlSH Alice
McSherry. '
Pianistwhlrs. F. C. Pitch.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.
Tonic in action. quick in results.
Will cure any case of kidney or bind
der disorders not beyond the reach of
medicine. No need to saw more. The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. 'l‘. Wigmorc
Co. ”
Row-
NO COOP FOR HIM.
Little Charles. aged 4, is very fond
of chicken. and. when he saw the.
chicken pie brought 3111 for dinner
1 said. "Please. 11111111.] want some chick.
en. but not any of the coop."—-—’1‘he
Dellneator. -
IIEAPIIIG BENEFIT
From the Experience of‘South Nor—
‘walk People.
- We are fortunate indeed to be able
to profit by the experleuc‘b of our
neighbors. The public utterances. of.
South Norwalk residents on the follow-
lng subject will interest and benefit
thousands of our readers. Read this
statement. No better proof can be
had.
Mrs. R. G.‘ Seymour, 39 Franklin
street, South Nor-walk. Conn. says:
"l‘still take. pleasure in confirming
the public statement i gave in 1906
in which 1 told of my experience with
Dunn‘s Kidney Pills. There was a
constant. dull pain in the small of. my
back and sides'snd thlswas accom-
panied by weakness through my lolns.
When I was doing my work about the
lionne.§harp' twingcs darted through
me. The kidney secretions also both
ered mo and plainly proved that i need
ed a kidney medicine. Having my at-
tentlon‘cslied 'to Deans Kidney Bills.
I procured a supply at Plalsied's Drug
.Store and it did not take them long
to correct my trouble. I know of oth
or people who‘have used thisremedy
withaatisfactnry results? .
Ear sale by all dealers. Price 501
cents. FostenMilburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United-
1 States. '
313Ren1 111111.911 the same—11013111-
from Elm stxeet. The bros 'l1nd1brok
on and was in danger of falling on
some one,
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Pictures
Large assortment.
SATURDAY ONLY
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r. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHII
m
Regularly lilo.
council WALL AND man an.
NORWALK. CONN.
g—u—h-p
Norwaik Branch Office of
.1111: Evening‘ Sentinel
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK’FIRI ALARM
Fire Alarm “coagulate” at Electric
Works. Telep one for fire alarms,
No
kxeii‘ashlnnonfl and North Main Sta.
linhnckcmo H.otel
4~11Da and Raymond Sta.
dwarf! G Corset Factory. private.
S—Hoyt‘c Theatre.
7~Norwalk Hospital
littord and City Hotels
8~Muslc Hall.
B—-Crona 8t.
lzwxl‘i‘est St, Franklin School.
13~xConcord Sb, Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
14—412mm Main and Ann 813.
15~HI h 151 and Bayvlew Ave.
16-xl\orwalk Iron Works. .
"1—Wcst Ave. and Cedar St.
ill—milled) School. West. Ave. 1
2-1W1'1-st St. and Taylor Ave. '
23—31131! Ave“ and Lowe St.
24%Clienmut and Ham Sis.
zhvxSouth Main and cures Sta.
26»~l.exington Ave. and Austin at.
27—»West and Elm Grove Sis.
31-»South Main St. .. bemoan Grove and
Meadow Sta.
32~nIM) Electric Works. State St.
34~~a5pring and (2111
ghwxllnilllanddand V 'ater Sta.
7—11 mo woo x
iI—«Falrfle id Ave. andL Cedar St.
ilw'l‘oyiur Aw and South St
4'i-\\ 1111111111111 Me. and Meadow St.
15~Burritt 11nd Quintard Avon. and Water
if.\\11n1111'11d and Imwndua Aves.
51min. him Illll St. and Elmwood Ave.
52-—\-\a.~1lungton St. Braids:
.’1‘.—~F1elulit van) and Ann St, private.
Z141» horwnilt lock 00.. private.
l\l Denotes non interfering boxes.
(M) Master box. from uhlch the num-
ber of any box can be sounded
One 1111211111 111 11 noon and 8 p. 111..
standard time. 1»
(inc stinks at odd times. testing or
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. fire out. no-
cnlls department. 1-1
Three slow strokes, water to be chat
1'
'1.
off.
At 12: 03 p. 111.. each Wednesday. a box
is piled for test.
Ill"? alarms for any district also re-
ceived by telephone. 24
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
15~ Corner of Main and Wall sts.
L'lwf‘felden Ave and Union Pl.
22-Sprlng Hill and Kellogg St.
24-»Union Park.
25»t‘.ross St and Wilton Ave
alemnkiln Ave. and Lynes Pl.
till-«West Ayn1 and Berkeley St. 3'
31 {Gas house (Private box). 3
32-»Wost Ave. and Norma St. 1
33-Harbor Ave. and Dre rd St.‘
34—»Chnpel St. and Harbor Ave.
36~West Ave. near Armory.
till-«Stevens St. and Ehncrest.
42~Main St. and N01 th Ave
lamrrance St.
53~~Malu and Catherine Sis.
oil—New Canaan road and Fair st.
fol—sobestmit St near Summer
55whialn St and Union Ave
SS—Grand St and n'l‘indall Lane.
82—011 “The Gre
saw—East Ave and0 Lincoln Ave.
SfeEast Ave. and Daskam Lane.
EAST NORWAL’K FIRE1 ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters. 513 Van Zuni Street.
Telephone 1'20
4—Fitch School (private).
Swhiarvin School (111 ivatul
213—»1311tist Washington and Fort Sts
till—W an Znndt St 11nd Osbmn AveI
aldéflast Ave and Rowan St.
217~w1 afield St.
sis-«Fort and Charles Sis ‘
Elli—East Ave. and Fitch St.
‘25—»St John St. and Edlie Ave.
333—»Seuview Ave. and First St.
335-«1ioulevnrd and Second St. '
336~Cove Ave. and P‘Ifth St.
381‘ ~Boulevurd and Blackstone St. (Tel)
341—»Ke'ysar ~.St and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel)
312 “Key-ser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel )
318~Shore Haven. (Teh)
A telephone message to Electric Station
(71mm betvv en the hours of 6 11111111111
le‘lng' locsltiontolf)0 fire. an alarm
will be ven of homes 1..\'
Privatg boxes wi'II only an: pulled for
fire on lemises u 1cm no
3900113 alarms me only to be given by
the chiefe or acting chief upon his 11311-111111
at then
Special Signal:
1-»00119 blast at odd times. testing or line
1—00pne blast at ii ....m standard time.
1- 1~Two blasts. fro out.
11»11-»»T1vcnty two. at S a. m..‘ no mom- ,
lug session of public school.
11 ll—Twcntyntwo. at 12: {to p .m. “30 of-
ternoon session of public school. 3
1111111111—Te11 blasts quickly calls the1
entire department.
ROWAVTON FIRE ALARM 'DISTRIOT’ 3
lav—Highland Ayei'lo N. ‘1.. N. K. It H.
R.
“is—Hickoi'y Bluff and Bell Island. '
14»- Pine 'Poin and flown? Point.
Zl—Long Island Sound to McKinIe St.
fi-gtmntral." 81:1 3 111‘13ar33gum.s tto annoya-
2 - ennoycrs . o
281—Crosa St. oiliai road.
24—:Rnilroad to Brookslder 33
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5—Whlte Brio a north to Brookside.
iti‘Whits Bridge 8. in. to 121.31. Sound
171'»-‘White Bridge 5. W.t t'oL sound. .
glue “"1“th the firs bell 31:1 odd times 3
tea a u 1
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Norwalk Chronicler