‘tixii'lfilieren tn'our Holiday Mata
lnee This Week. “
ornbrook’aflemaritahle spectacle
A WILD WEST SHOW
m VAUDEY‘ILLE'
Frohmani Favorite Leading Man
ROBERT CUMMINGS
mned'y' Hit, '“The Baron
1‘ 'Th'e leani'ofthe V'lolln
MAX, noun ’
‘ THE BERKES
‘Anweing and Entertaining
~13 The Holden .16....
'ZIJQITA PEREA
.‘Howuanmom‘e'rs. ‘
3 THEHOYTSCOPE
3lt_.h'_I-'Iima That Are 811313.111“ ..
A MITCHELL
.‘Furniture Store
Nun wan‘moonou ore.
: uonw'ALK. court. .
Notwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
C E Jennings’
E _c. EL,Jenningn"
Arrow H e a d
problem' solv-
' p 1- 111: t i‘ <- a i
I uniced not-ur-
' Scabbard furnished viith
noll C E. Jennings” Ar-
4 TYPE" ENGINES.
he repair force at the shops of the
Haven road in New Haven has
increased by about 100 men‘ in the
few days because of an unusual
vlty there in ’the "work of'a'itsring '
o ype of looomhtives lhrgeiy in use
In his system. ' “
{The Pacific type ofen‘gine, the first
' lotment of which the New Haven
in any purchaséii a few years ago.
he proved so satisfactory from a coal-
shining lland steaming standpoint
,it is said at the
1 to convert a‘ number of these-
8003:1888" into Pacific-8', which
so of their hauling power can be
either for passenger or treighr .
swith equally sood'resuit'll. Juot 1'
" .«I'iER..Coio.. Dec. 28, .-—At 11 moon
00 Denver GonVention Longue, -
" it who decided to solid 11
niediately after New
“5168“me 0.. to 31500!" ventilation will bee ’
,Wa’uc Notional Coin- blIlty '05 r3191!!!” '
' formally present on edVantoltei' of
Demociatic ha-‘ mark 19.8 113' n
titled-ho. held here-next
, 13 'ALHAMIRA THEATRE, . '
'1 .i' . LEWIS J. 'I'H‘JEDWEEK STOW OP.
OHRRLO'CK HOLMES
NEW YEAR‘S Matinee and Week. 1
William Coilier’a
‘Lovcus
“The. Place" '
Patent, Gun 11.1.1.1...
Button or Lace .
$3.50 and
$400
TWO STORES
Norwalk _. South Norwaik
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CityNationalBank
TRANBAOTE A GENERAL'BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profile
$100,000.00 3 , $117,000.00
safe Deposit Boxea 03 and» per year
m
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNA‘PP, lat Vice‘PI'OI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2116 V16.
1 Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS .
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marla
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartr Fred. Hi Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewla R. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lockwood
Christmas i8“, Over, -
Plans for the New Your are
now in order. it“ the house needs
A New Reef
or the cellar .
A New Furnace
kindly give us a chance to bid
33 on the contract
Horace R Nash
ullamsxwecsis.
S.N01waik
K it
\ u ‘
MAY thiii COMPETE WITH BEEF
. TRUST ' ’ «1
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 27. —~The poo-
slbie revl in the New England States
of stock growing for the market on
the old time scale in to be made.tho
subject oi! special induiry by the in
dustriol buroou at Boston of the New
York...l\l6w Haven and Hartford Rail
road dompapy. The immediate
'l'i-ls olo'l'n'ron
' it moved
rouder of the First Church or Churn;
. last year, there were
‘ from these diseases under
Mew-mm”
Deaths In New 'York in 1910
«Under “Scls'nce” "021- ~
meni 0110 in 13 Years
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nunnuun
unhuimuu
”1-H“ ..
lished, two weeks ego. 11 list of Ihirly~
(ed by (‘lll'llltlttll Science pruriltioncle.
Virgil O. Strickler. the first
Nixiulyeixih
Scientist,
Ireet and
statistics from
the city to not ugninet the list.
lecturing to the 81.1111
Chrlat, Scientist,
No. 158 but
Tuesday night, .
."liiuuy people ~do not
Fifty-eighth street.
understand
than they have in drugs. The roman
in very pillin," 333eald Mr. Stricklcr
"They got better resulteunder Chris-
,llun'Scil-ncc than they forn'iurly 01y
tnined under the drugglnl; ayutcm.
"The World published on Sunday
the illllilet-l or thirty-two children who.
it claimed. had died under (lrl'rio
iliill' Science treatment in the United
males during, 1111;, post thirteen years.
Whenever :1 portion, 11nd 0.131.311.1131 a
child dies under Christian .Sclenro
trclllmclll the fuel In published under
uluring liendlincn in the papers, and
1111 a rule semi-body is nrresied. it
in euro. therefore. 10 1105111111: that
the. list. pubiinhcd contained the
humus of 1111 the children who, have
died under Christian Scienciilrouo
men! during the lust thirteen yours.
“in the publinhod lint of names
10 urobniil to llnve died from diph-
Ihorlu. 6 from pneumonia and brou
cilini pnouillonin, 2 from nourlel rover
nnd the relnnlndor from u vurloiy
of causes.
What New York Record: Show.
“I hold in my hand an atheist re-
port of tho mpnriluonl of Health of
the city or New York for the your
4910. which shown that during the
_ 1.716
from. diphtheria. nearly all chil-
dgen under .15 under the core of doc-
, tors in this city alone, us against 10
deaths from the some ouusc under
Christian Science practice in the en-
tire United' Stores in thirteen yours.
Of these ten cases. only d'ne'wns' in
New York city, ,
“The othclnl report also allows‘that
there were 953 deaths in the city
last year from ocnriet fever under
medical treatment nearly all or which
were children; as agoinllt 2 in the
under Christian Science treatment
and not one of those was in New
York city. ,
The results in pneumonia and
,pr'on'éhlnl pneumonia are even more
startling The omcinl report shows
that i0. 519 people died in the
city of New York alone last- -year’
medical
treatment, mote than iloper cent. of
whom were children under fifteen
years of age as against 5 per cent.
in the entire United States under
Christian Science treatment in thir-
' teen yedns.
The report of the Board of Health
also shows that 27,111 children under.
the one of fifteen yeals died from all
causes under medical treatment in“
the oil of New York lost your, so
against 32 who am shovin bribe pub
lished list to have died under Chris-
tihn Science tremmant In the United
States in thirtoen years.
. Why Not Arrest Doctors?
“These facts show why sobristien
Science parents hove more faith in,
Christian Selene than in drugs for.
81101116010011.8116. their to lies. If any
school- 01 minte- oeui aberrant"
death of one child in New York 0in
ill thirteen years
Reliance treatment from diphtheria,
' when more than 1500.0hlidren under
the one of fifteen yearn died lent your
in the 0in truth the name disease
. under medical troatmont without the
,nowepnpers saying a
about. the failure of the doctors?
not the doctors be arrested for allow-
lng- these 1,600 children to die from
dlpiltherin under their treatment, the
' some as a Christian Science
liiioner is arrested when one patient
dies from the name disease under’h'er.
treatment?
mothere of these 1,500 children for
employing doctors who nllowedfillcil'
1111108011 in 1119,1110 unlne no to arrest
the mother of the' one child who em
played 11 (‘llrlsilnn Scientist practi-
110111319"
1hore',were 1,115 Diphtheria
York” Winter iluoya'ge.
when The New York World pub-.
'ior the winter and replaced by spurs
similarly colored nnd' numbered Doc
two children uho had died of dlpil- 243
therin and other diseases during the
loot thirteen yenie Willie being treat» :
clusa' con
.. 'Middic Ground Wear Buoy. 6., 2d-
Gcmrul Park who to compile a few “‘3‘“ mm-
the vital records of 3
Thin
is hill menonue no he lnlide‘t when
Church of
in [Ellington Hall;
Great Enutern Rot-k Buoy. 1. inhalers
mill.
mm.
1 t‘isrdinertl Island (1110 Iluoy, ."o. 1.01.
why Cllriutlnn Scientists have more
faith in Christian Science treatment "'3‘
No.1.
\0 11
Gas i'luoy, .'o. l.
spur. worn withdrawn for tho nintcl:
. Motto Point lluoy. till.
Robyn moved Doc. '1.
edge of dredged oiuinnolr,
» Stum- ooui island 11.... 11110.1. 9. lil-
clitns spar, in 30 feel of WIII‘PI‘.
(Melt-r llcd l-‘Iuis lluoy. ll
spar. in 2? tool of water.
‘ Lyon Pinln Middle iluoy. 10, ~ith
chine npnr. in 27 11:61 hi writer.
(‘onnectloul-w-Ncw linvon i-iarbo
Wont Bronkwnior West End Light eli-
Illillisllod. ill-91>. I.
post-lunlcrn light. uhout '20 feet nbove
the writer. on 11 red. wooden post. about
25 foot 110111 the “out end or the break-
water
Upon-the oninlilluhmenl of this 113m.
tho temporuri- liphl-torluerly maintain-
ed by the war dolnirtnleni woe discon-
dfillths'
linucd._
Duck, inland “endow-line}: Ialnnd
Northerly .- lireskwaier Temporary
Light. moved 16 a point 2.8 feet from
north end of the breakwater and: lo
now shown 22 feet above water.
Twentieth _ Century Limited Leavee
CLEVELAND. Ohio Dec.
Twentieth Century Limited, on the
Big Four. was derailed at Lagrange.
about 35 miles west of here last night.
and fifteen, passengers were injured,
none. seriously.
whiph rolled over in the ditch, was
the only our to leave the rails.
pahsengers In this car were the only
ones injured. '
The train was eastbound, due in
Cleveland at 8': 15 end was running .at
sixty miles an hour.
presumably caused the derailment.
entire United Ethics in thirteen \en‘re '
, TAKEN ~1’0 WETHERBFIELD. 3
Pour Prlaonero Go to state‘a Prison
Four prisoners were taken 'to tho
Wetbe'rsileid state prison by Deputy
Jaller, William ’sconela
They Were William Holder. who was
sentenced to from five to ten yours for '
, manslaughter in shooting Patrick Fit-
7, hey. his emnloyer. at Si'amiWord Frank ,
r
(immature,
three years for seauultil'ig Tony Zit‘o
with a knife; Andrew Martin,
one I30 two years for bilrgiorlzlng a
store on 3,11e ant' do“. Bridgepér‘t; . ‘
‘ Ralph Girls. trom'th’, e‘t‘o ton vodka
under Chi-lotion
single word
“Really. in‘ all fairness, why should
proc-
Or why not arrest the
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notice To moments.
3 For December 16, 1911.
lbhodc island. Connecticut and New
The following buoys were removed
Little (lull island lice! liner. 1. 1.11
Napalm: Point Ledge Boil tinny-,4
Ohio Lodge lloll lIllO). ill-l.
(looeo'liookll He'll lluoy. 81,15.
Goff inland Buoy, HS. lid-rinse nun.
Ruin inland liccf llnoy, 11 2114211180
Cow and Cult (”lee liner. .'0. 10%.
Five-Mile River Entrance Gull Buoy.
Norihpori ilny Entrance Oils iiuoy.
Mlilllliieork i’olnt 8110111 111111 1111013
Hon nn‘d Chlckonn Northeast End
Iiulley' 11 Ii‘hck line iluoy, No. 1 Hit,
Fire inland ink-ulna Buoy, PS.
(lroion Point Gus lluoy. No.
The following buoys. each 11 let clone
BC.
011k Nook Point lluoy, 151.1,.
Liovdu Nook lluoy. ill.
Nol‘lilonsl Shoal Buoy. 2!.
Weeks l’olnl tinny. 1112.
R-liodc ielnndwi’rm'idonrn River.»
in work present
. lid-clues
v
'11. In 11 fixed red
1
mum“... .
EXPRESS DERAILED.
...-m..."
Traeka and 15 are injured;
28.———T_he
The smoking ,ear,
The
A broken truck
”...-4' 3
. to em. Their Tel-me.
yesterday.
sentenced from one to
from
" Holt of Hartford. for the past six
.. months state building and loan com-
' commissioner.
Vitb hill father, George N. Woodnli’f
TheA.J.Angevine
Complete House-
Honesty, Accuracy 81
is mil-motto. Our busineoe is grow.-
ing steadily right along. which
deuce of the peeple.
thevorowd? if not, get in and be con-
vinced
SERVICE AND CUISINE ll? TO'DA'I’!
RATES Q2 PER DAY AND VUPWARD
Banquets a: Specialty.
, woman- 18 80181331111116
commentaries.
ilAli'l‘IfOilD. Dole. Esp-Prod T.
misuioner. was yesterdayappointed by
Governor 'llnldv'Iln to be state bank
to fill the vacancy
canned by the death of Charles ii
Noble of New Milford several weeks
ago.
Toilll the vacancy in the office of
hullding‘ and loan commissioner, Gov~
ernor Baldwin appointed James P.
Woodroff of thchiieid. both appoint-
month to tulle effect immediately and
to exliire July 1.1913.tho next gen-
eral assembly huvinn,r the confirmation
of the governor'e' appointmentn.
Mi’.‘W00dl’lifl in one or the best
known Democrats of thohdeld coun-
Iy. being a director of the First Na-
president of the Savings bank 01'
lultchflold, fainter judge of probate
leprueontutivou. lie is a brothel of
George M. Woddrilff. editor of the
bitchilold Enquirer. lie in ii director
and vice-president of the l.lichiield
Water (‘ompany. treasurer of the
Lilchfleld Mutual Flrelnsuralloe (loin-
pltny and clerk or the l.‘ltchiieid Con-
grognlionnl Church.
lie is ‘11 member and worellipi‘ui
manner of St. Paul's Lodge. A. P. and
A. M. As member of the judiciary c‘om-
milieu of 1890 and '1903, he was min.
ority louder and is now practicing law
under the name of 3Woodruff it Wood-
ruit. .-
F‘rcd link has been prominent in
Democratic councils for 0 number or
years and renlgncd tile lreusurerehlp
ot the Hartford town committee when
appointed building and loan commis-
sioner, last spring.
the liiarttord Trust Company slid lut-
‘icrlyongnged in the realty boldness in ,
this city.
"REST ON EARTH."
This: in the verdict of R. .31. Howell.
Tracy, 0.. who bought Foley's. Honey
and Tar-Compound for his wife. "Her
rune was the worst 1 have ever seen
and looked like insure cone of com
numption. I-ler lungs were sore and
her voice was hoarse end weak. Fo-
ley's Honey and T'ar, Compound
brought relief at once and lees than
three bottles affected a complete
cure." The Bridge Pharmacy and W.
T. Wigmoro Co. “
81 'Son C0.
.N‘"
furnishers
I34 - 136 Washington . Stree
, Politeness
I8
proof that we are gaining the confl
Are you among
W. F ngmore 35400
81001111 Main at. 80. Nor-walk
m
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr
SUNDAY nmticns 75c
"fr'ltL. can. one ‘
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tlonul bank. and director and VII'ti' ‘
ind former member of rho hum-1e off nclilod adopted bylaw company.
He has been with "
E
she coughed utmost incessantly und
0‘ atoeae-r-mm-e-ru
. fly.
6116
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V§OUTH 'NORWALK TO NEW YORK
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sou'rl-l NORWALK 'ro 01110001111.
0- 313.1118 21.
Poll.—
“Stopping at New Havan. New London
no 08010108 oil DRINKING core
‘ llv 111112110116. '
Although the New ”Howell road will
be compelled by law to remove all
common drinking‘cups on“ its trains
while running through this state he-
sinninx January 1 and Similar-lows In
Rhoda inland and Massachusetts pro-
hibit the use of the contract: cup in
Ibouo. stated. It was omclaiiy iaid‘l'es-
terday that the company had reachéd
no definite concluuion as to what it
would do 111 the way of furnishing ln
dlvidual cups for passengers
has the sale of dewepapere and maga-
zines on trains may also offer for 81110
Duration coated cups or a tourist cup
which can be used tor more than once,
at a low figure. The sale of the in-
dlvidnsi cups 113', the news company
in said to be under consideration now
and also the lnstnilationmf vending
moi-nines where 1-. coin dropped in the1
slot will rot-lull, in it peroflne cup being
delivered to the purchaser will be the
it
is not thought the road will supply.
cups free. i
. .- ...—...-.. “W ...
--'I have been somewhat costive.
but Doan' o Regulate gave just the re-
suits desired. They not mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectlyl' —-
George B. Krause. 300 Walnut Ave,
Altoona. Po.
......— -me~wwmw
WILL. NOT EXTRADITE' REYES.
HOUSTON. Tex., mec. 28. ~v—Acting
upon the advice of Attorney-General
it In said that/the coinpnny which.
'tllcll climbed into the vehicle and rode
I'll.
Williams" Indln'n Pile .
Blind. Bleedimt 11nd Itching Pl ,
601'“ the tumors, oilaya ltohin
em as a militia. [Iv
Willinme' Indian?!
bored tor Plies and
mu. ”mg'am 501:
011.1411“ 11
m...
REFIJEED TO ALLOW BER 3
‘ HIBIT.
EVANSTON 1",, Deli. 28. «Al
Waugh McCuloch has a court
her house here, she refuse:
beer to be exhibited therein
Mrs. McCullough was naked t' he'll)?
a case which involved on or.
beer She refused to 111100! the 6130
(911130 to be brought into her hauls .
The prouecuiion intimated that til.
case could not go on without the heel
exhibit.
Then the Justice of the peace litre
torrid? in a wagon with the beer.
police patrol'wae called the Ilse
loaded 11110 if. and live. McClillo
to the police elation, whole the out.
was begun. '
The tune involved the arrest. 01'
man who bud been accused of selling
beer in the smooth.
NORWALK MILLS REMAIN. CLOS-
. ED.
A persistent rnlnor in the effect that
Wickcrsham. Lock McDaniel, United
States District Attorney for the South- 3
ern District of Texas, will abandon
hie efforts to extradite General Bel i
nardo Region from Mexico. for trial lnl'
.Ihis country on charges of alleged vio- i
luiion of the neutrality .lawe.
:l‘wo neutrality law violation cases
are pending minor. General Reyes.
g.-. ‘ sea:
OOUTH NORWALK PORT OFFIC'I
MAILS
South NorWaIk Poatoffice
MAIL. ARRIVE FROM
Rectal-n Felon-4: 66. 7.001.n 10:30 a. 111.:
1:00 3: 00. 6:
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We'etern Palate—5: 65 6. 30. 10: 60 n. 181.;
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oax'xeilrz;li 5021183203 m.; 1: 00. out p. :11
Normal --e .80; 0: 00, 10: 00 o. 111.; 1:00. 8: 00.
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aotern ”FHL‘X . (Bridgeport only.
8:60l. 10:00 a. 111.: :00. 6: 00. 8: 00 pm.
wmem PDIMI40.102W a. .; 13: 36,
1:00, 3'86, 6: , 8:00' p.
Denim ~—a:00. 0:15 o. 111.; “7:1 00. 0:00 p. in.
Norwal :00. :00. :00 a. 111.; 1:00
2: 36. 11:00. 6: .:l
P-
Mnila for all points close 6. 30 p. 111.8111 .
days.
16. E. CROWE. Postmaster
m
Nor walk Poetofflce
Malls Deonatoned
60 anion. ——Eent.
ll) m—-Dunhury 6111181011
30 . m.--Went and South Neurotic.
60 a. in when Went and Bo. Norwelk.
:00 n1.-—New orlt and West.
0 Dr 1.--Ennt and South Norwaik.
p m. wDonbury division.
15. run—(1:01pm [you 0! Stamford. Let-
l‘a on
p. in ~~Woni and South Norwnik.
m annnon Station. Danbury and
Wilton.
m.-— blunt. West and So. Norwolk.
~Eiei West add So Norwnlk.
Sunday: and Hoiidaye.
(mail closes at 6. 30 p. m.,
min; collection 111 3 30 p.111.
Malia Received
m--Ali directions.
in «Coupon Station. ‘
.111. +331“, west of Bridgeport.
m—Wlllon and 00415.1“?
lu.—-South Norwolk.
m. ~Euat.' West and So. Nolwaill.
in ——l)nnbury division,
n1. ~Enst, West and 80.6108qu
111 ~lmm.
.111. whine! and South Nor walk.
..m *New York. Brooklyn and South
okrwal.
T: p. 111. -Eeat,8\Vegt.. and Bo. Norwaik,
ii: 00 a. m. -—Eeat, Weatind 80. No
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in Effect Oct. 1. I911-
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NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
116x. 5: 40. 6:46.820011.
10: 30‘,
6: ”50x.
,38:03x. 9:30.11::00x.1130,
Sundays.
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GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
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“191251211117: 13518.6 6:09. 7:38
'.7
"1'30. 3::11 21:21:. 1:20
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l'i.‘o Bridgeport. Saturdays only—8: 06 p.111.
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' Sundays;
A. lib—7'66. 11: 60» '
P. M.1—’—6.00, 7:3 0:.
—-1- 80 (daily except Mondayoh
10: 01x :1.
1226' 0353, 6:21:1'. 6:80. 7:18.
Sun'daye.
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NEW YORK To search.
. and Providence.
'\ rile alarms tor any distlict also re-
rwnih.
Carrier: window open iron: 9 until 10 -
9:3" ..r- \
8 5
Fire headquarters. 515 Yen ZanI Street. .
' Lima—East Washington 11nd Fort Sis.
"2—Pennloe
' 21.42.1111.
1634~Wlilte Bridge no
the Norwulk Mills Company. at Will
nipauk. was to resume operetitmo n!»
'ter the first of the New Year was
at I‘.BSI yesterday hv an interested tied ‘
you. The building is kept heated a}
in general good condition and there In
0. untr'hnnn on duty, but. the factory
is not to reopen at once. - ~
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK F'IHI ALARM
BOX” ‘
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Elect-1:1- .
Works. . Telephone for tire alumni.
No. 34 , 1
34xWashinxton and North Main Bio... , ,
Mahacltemo Hotel. _ 3 "
1”an and Rnymond Sts
ouxft G Corset Factory. private.
gv—E‘éoyt‘ ali‘rlfi‘atrci“ , .
”A Om 0
'8«Muaio Hall, 86110161 and City Hotel-.1
Ila-Cross St
xl2«x\\'cst Sh, Front-mu School.
l3—xConcord' 51.. Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
14—16lo Main and Ann 818. 3
1-5» Hi; 11 St. and Review Ave. ‘, 43 , 1
lfi-«xNorwalk Iron orks ,. . , 3
l’l-—-West Ave. and Cedar St.
lsn—illsh School, West Ave.
alwWeet St. and Taylor Ave. 3
23~xEly Ave. and Lowe $51k! . 4,,
21~Cheslnut and item
25—4150th Main and cum Ste. .
“owl .cxington Ave. and Austin Bt. , 531;
7-Wost and Elm Grove Sis. . ,3 A
14511th Main St. between Grove an. -.
Meadows ,
32 «8131) Electric Worries. State St.
.. d Olav
3" x Salim; an Water Ste.
3§~x§ v‘l‘lunddaglf‘
”X 40¢ W00
ii~rulroele Ave. one ”6.1.; It.
It ~T11ylor Ave. and South St.
inwwixodwurd A12. and Meadow St.
45-Bturritt and Quintard Aves. and Wet :9
Ideoodwnrd and Lowndea Aves. 3"“ '
6l—« Golden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
him—Washington St. Bridlze
53-Freigllt yard and Ann Flt. Driven. '
hlwxoivralk Look (30. plivnte. -
(x) Denotes non interfering boxes.
(lid) Master box. (10111 which the num»
ber of any box can be sounded.
Ono. stroke a; 12 noon and 8 9. no,
le lord lime. .
11 0'61: stroke at odd times. testing or,
line 0 11. -
Txvopgtmlice 8:10.; on alarm. tire cut,rew
Is In alimen - . .
O""1"hr'm:"nlow cliches. enter to be shut
l~lwi
on?“ 12: 05 p. m. ouch Wednesday. a box
is pulled for test.
oeived by telephone. 26.
NORWALK FIREeALARMS
l‘ COURT xii Main and \\ .111 Sin-e13
lixlden Awnuc and [111011 Place.
billing illll und Kellogg; Sit-.0121
illnn Pork. .
‘ - “'vst Awnill' null Berkelev ext-$.21.
v-l-‘rnnklin AVlIHIl‘ and 1.11105 Plnre.
(mils hull-w lPlivntc hm).
\\ est Avenue 11111! MA‘I‘Will Shoot.
liurlxor Avenue and Orchard Street.
Chapel Street tonal Hui-bur Avenue
Wool Avenue. hour the nrllmry
: ~-Stovu1s Sin-e! and 121111 Crest.
Il-«C rose Stl‘x'vt lulu “limp avenue.
Iszaln strict unit Ninth Avenue.
Iii-’h‘mlice Street.
5L Gl'ullii Sheet lifilfliTlIKIIIlH Jr'me‘
‘w 1111 and Cat 111 no R It‘(‘ ~2 4,
N" - Cancun Road imd h‘nlr Stlwect
lsulut uStleet. lloitl' Summer St.
5 1111 Street .ind [nion Avenue.
152~~0n The Green.
63~Enst Avenue. and Lincoln Ivonne.
11443.13 Avenue 11nd Dusk-.1111 Lune. . 4.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXIO
Telephone 170
ImFitch School (private).
5~Marvin School (private).
214—43111 Ziuldt St and Osbom Ave.
2116—4431121 Ave and Rowan St..
217-Wintleid St. 3 .
2“3—-I~‘ort and Charles Sta.
824—»1‘21181 Avon and Fitch St. '
235~SL John St. and Edlie Ave.
332»8eavlow Ave. and Filet St.
335-»Boulevnrd and Second St. ,.
ails—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
837—Bouloverd and Blackstone St. (Tel.)'
till—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave golf
Biz—Khmer St. and Duck Pond rd.
tits—Shore Haven.
"5 togephone mfiwhge1'g glielétlgc 3:011:33
etween t e 011' . .
('57:.'m. ., giving location of file. an alarm
will be given of nestle-st box
Private bows will only he pulled i’o
fire on premises where located.
3 send alnlms are only to be given
theeohief 01 acting chief" upon his 111171.553
at Ille lire.
Special Signal: .
1—Olle blast at odd “11198.! testing 3
i-Onne blast at 8.111.. stundard time. 3,
‘1—-—Two blosts. lro out.
1- 11-Twonty two. at 8 a. mi. .. no morn.
1113 session of public school. ,
11 lt—«Twenty— two. at 12:30 p m.I 110 “L.
191 noon session of public school.
llilillill—«Ten blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
ROWAYTON FIRE ‘ALARM DISTRICT
lz—gialnion'd Ave. to N. Y... N. H. a; H.
igmgiiokolgy‘ B‘luff d11.13%)tilellplelnnd. .
- no on an on 1
“whom:t 1811111 60111111 to MtoKinle St.
3-—" ntrnl 1.28111 0
we or 81:. to Organ“ 8L0
Railroad.
to
to' wnrooltsade.
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