A A WILD weer snow
I lN vwos‘vmc
rohmnn Favorite Landing Mon
ROOERT CUMMINGS
WTHM, V‘lThAs Enron and
if .. Butcher"
Tm, wow or the Violin
‘ MAIx noun
"Lug—#1....
THE BERKES
Amusing and Entertaining
The Queen of the Air A
‘I- ZUPITA PEREA w
HOYT HARMONIS‘I‘S,
L THE Hovrecopa \
L'LFltILI-Ip That Are Bun Hits
vtheAAAW (A
L00 BASE BURNER AT ....$21.00
ABABE BAURNER. A12... $10.50
.AilO OAK HEATER, AT. “$17.50
» A. mm:
Furniture Store '
hush wALL Anormon m.
NOIWALK. comrw
-I-tl W 17‘. Jri1llli‘
Lflmhviik Branch Offiilo Aol
The Evening Senttuei
. L Phone 1540
ALHAMQRA THEATRE. ,
ILEWII J. ”00031:?ch (it). L
SHERLOCK Homes
" NEW YEAR'S Matinee Ind Weak
William ¢oiiie‘rs TH: oIcrA'ron
‘\ L
mm.
“The Film" “
I.
A II
Patent, Gun Métalli’i‘hn
. Buttonfor Lace
Iiso'and
$ 4.00
_ TWO STORES
Noryalk South Norwalk I
C E. Jennings’
Arrow A Head
p 0.‘E. Jennings'
: Arrow H e a It
Take - Down
I8quarc. The
problem soi’v-
_ ed atlnst! A.
p r n c t l c n l I
Square, guar-
anteed accur-
ate.
0. E. Jennings' Ar-
' Tskedown
ington Street, South Norwalk
' wo non: PosTAI. "BANKS.“—
be IEstébilshod at Madison and
Laoun‘d Beach Respectiveiy. A
ASHINGTON. Dec. 29 “The post-
ér-gexiennl has directed that pos-
silks be established at Madison
Sound Bench; Conn.,‘the order
lug eitect on January 18,1812.
ti LsATTLesHIPs EACH YEAR
'. NEEDED. .
IASHINGTON. Do. 29 ~Peuce/but
‘h‘tour new battleships each year
saute it is Admiral George Dew-
”wieh for the future of the United
rin its" foreign relations.
't the general News? Board. the
i recommended tbiit four new
“As L
CItyNatIonal Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKINO
susmses AND OFFERS EVERY “v
FACILITY CQNBISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
~—
Safe Deposit Boxes 83 and 55 901‘ your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PI»...
JOHN H. KNAPP,1st Vlee- Prat.
FILEDSERICK H. ROWAN, 2m! Vic.
res
WILFRED BODWELL, Cllhlor
M
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mum
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowm '3
SamuelGrumman Lewis R. Hurlbutt
‘ Henry 8. Lockwood
I
Capital
$100,000.00
Christmas IS L0ver
, Plans for; the New Your are
7 now in order. If the house needs ‘
A New Roof
or the cellar ‘
ANew Furnace
kindly give us a chance to Abid '
‘on the contract.
Horace R. Nash:
‘ MmeJtWedSts.
RCUNDAING or L
‘ ‘. cchIhTs‘
humour RL 3”"
I ‘YAA‘lh'ed 1A3 Cullings.‘
A A Geo. L. Oliver. L .
Mrs. i3. IEJAilun is visiting relatives
at Jersey City Heights, N. J.
Bertie Van Hooseur over Christmas.
W“
Alien Agfiurtcn of Brooklyn, was an
over Chrlshnss guest of his brother.
in Psi-trick street. it:
”a...
Mr. and MIIJ. E. 1.. Gregory hull
Christmas dinner at Broadvlew Form.
' Chestnut Hill. Wilton.
4
from The Norwniks on Christmas
-—~——~—~-—-«-—— 0
Mrs Robert Gregory and Miss Mil
tired, of Grummnn avenue. spent
Thursday with Mrs. Frisble. in Ridge-
hold. .
Mr. and Alilra. William Thomas, for-
mom of this place. but now of‘BLr’ldge-
port. are spending the winter III Tom-
ps. Florida.
Mr. and hire. .l. Guy-cine! Orchard
street, on: visitlIIIgLMrs. Snuiros' broth-
er, E. S. Taylor and E. .I‘ 'i‘nylor, over
the holidays A
Mrs Frank Wiilmott and son. of the
Bronx. N.,\'.. are viultng Mrs: Will-
Willmott’s daughter, Mrs, Gregory, in
Grumman avenue.
—--—- “A...
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Fillow and Mrs.
E. J. Taylor were guests of Newton
Pillow and wife over Chrlsimnc in
Worcester, Muss.
Mrs Thomas Wills and Curl WillsA
of PnIIIick snort. ale visiting Humli
ton Wills and family over the holiduys
in Toronto, Cnuudu. m
I Mr and MrAsA George Downing, of
Neutown 'tiveuuo. had no ghetto mm'
A Christmns their Iluughlci and her hun-
bunIl and other friends from New
York...
“Home...“
Mr. and Mrs. llobertflrcgory, oi'
Grnmm‘un nveuuc. cuterlniued nt tilll'
our Christmas Mr. and Mm Willmott
Miss h‘lmcncc Wlilmou Earl _-Will
limit. of New York; ImMIs iflulreu. Mrs
inckwood of Union avenue. Norwulk.
and Mrs. Minnie Gregory. of Newtown
avenue
new TELEPHONE soascmeané.
Mm‘
' Eighteen instruments installed. In The
Norwalhs the Past Week.
Following is n list of new telephoues
which have been installed since the is-
going oi the lost list; out this out and
paste in the book of your directory:
il. l”. Alnsworth _
245 East Ave.
Wm. Armstrong.
’ 20 Clay St. .. .
Felix A Burlettu, L
15 WindSm Place
Mrs. W E Bates. ,.
38 First St.
5
..II._83-12
266-6
.1184-4
716~2
the. F. Bogsrdus.
13 ‘Clay St .........L....'.. .i2A77-‘L,
Hugh P. Csnipbell
28 Monroe St. T804
78 Woodward Ave. .‘.........1100-3
L. Golden. ‘
91 80. Main St. ........LL....12572
Andrew Hutchinson.
420 Math Ave.
W. H. Ives. '
65 Spring St. {.2
LL......1079~32
....
.1 232-4
II~.IIv“>-.
8 BIIrhunhrSt. ......I....L.. .1284».
5 Wm. H.‘ Rsymhnd Jr. 7' I “A
419 Woodbu‘ry Ave.
Win. semens, .
31 Bayview‘ Avo‘.104-4
Stephen 'J Ungv‘dry. I
_25 Cliff st.
rohie J. Waltcrh‘ousc,
3 Elizaheth' st.
252:2
lit-‘0-
812-12
ilettti .0. Wins.
1 W008 St. ..‘....
LL I
John G. Bdutonwas a guest of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chase. of New- L
- town avenue. entertained relatives
, ling. Athol. “Mass; J W.
L Yonkers bi. Y.: Without Lowe. Bos-
12025».
TRAMPS LIVED lN STYLE.
”—4—...
' Occupied Mrs. AFlI‘th'. Home in Storm
Mrs. E. S. Andrews continues quite
L seriously ill. I L I 3
‘..—.1...“
Dr. Frank (lorhsm is still confined
to the hodIIsc by illness.
'1
Albert LsuIer, of Bridgeport, hm!
spent several days in town.
Levi Squires nus returned from It
visit with Dunbury relatives.
Lumen (Minn spent last
with friendoLln Godfrey street.
evening
Walter Sterling. of Wilton. has vlo
lied Mr. and .Mrs.‘ William K. Ster-a
ling.
‘
Mrs. Rocelia Brown has returned to
Bridgeport utter spending several
would: in town.
A Mr. and Mrs. Elmer iliil have re-
turned from 's visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Wnliace Brown. in Bridgeport. .~ _
Mrs. M. [0. Sutton “has returned from
'u holiday visit with her nephew.
George Godfrey and family, In Bridge»
port. '
”.—
Mr. and Mrs, David Provost have. re-
turned to Elizabeth, N. J. utter a boil-
day visit with Mr. nod Mrs James A
Smith.
w...“ m an
hint. 8. ll. l-‘unohm' is in White
i’lninaL assisting in eating tor her
daughter in law. Mru. Chester it‘such—
or. wlgoislll L .
George W. Adams superlntendcd his
unwuuill force \ dictum in loading :1
our with timbel to: shipment. at the
stntion in lIeIIIIlug
W. ill liunhs IillAdA sister, Miss Anna
thinks, lame louu today t’oI I: wool:
and visit with Miss Florence. Robert-
son in Bayonne, N. J.
Mrs M. E. Oodiroy lino left. town” to
spend the. remainder oi‘tho wintcrflund
before returning willy-lull friends in
Hartford, Bridgeport nnd liust Orange.
iv. J. .
Mrs. Wilson and child and Miss An-
uic'fiiainos will return to Ybulicrs. N. A
A Y”
tomorrow after u week 8 visit with
that: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Stained.
D. I.. Coley has returned to Collins
ville. after a holiday visit with his
family here. -li‘runols’.Coley.’who is
spending his vacation in “town. will re:
turn to Stoningto‘n next week.
The lddleswt the Afternoon Whlst
Club went to Coleyiown on Tuesday.
where they were entertained by Mro
" Robert Coley, the fortunate prise-win A
Mr heins Mrs. ’l‘ W. Trendwol. Tbs
next meeting of the clot: will II held
with Mrs. 6. ll. Kellogg.
...._.._.....
Morning service will be held Sunday
.in the Norfleld Congregational Church
at it): 45 and in hmmsnuei Church at
“.21. The evening service at Nordeld
will be omitted the hector and several
members going to Wéstport to nurtlci
patoiih the union watch night services
Ant the M. E. Church. A I
Horst. ARRIVALS. L . A
Molinekemo—~Mrs. R. L Chime, Mrs.
C. E. Roberts. New York; William H
Kincudo. Gloucester. Muss: J H. Pil~
§tudw<IlL
ton: L. Mints. Newnrk‘ L. BH-lurllidtt,
, Wilton: Joules McVeigh. New Haven;
‘ F E owls..- .c’ifi W. Wren. W. J. Bart-
ley. W. E Barnes Bridgeport; G.
Knorr, Rev. and MTAS. J. Werner. Nor
walk: H. A. Mathewson, J. M. Layton
'A. J Angovlne. F. D. Lawton, Thomas
Conley. city '3. v . .L ,R‘
ICEI HOUSE l’BLOWN DOWN.
murmur Doc. 29.~Afow minutes 1
“ workmen. engaged in building
l hire.
. ford. Conn, but Sto|e Nothing.
smmrono Dec 29. -——When M18.
. F. W.,Flrth of New York nrrlxed here
this torenoon in response to a
sum!
mom: from the police she found that
her bound in Grove sheet had been
occupied by trumps who had made
free with its luxurious furnishings.
Firth could not discover that
anything had been stolen
The unbidden lodgers became care-
less yesterdny and left an electric
light,burnlng in the house. One who
knew the Firtlis were away saw the
light and told the police. The police
jumped into an automobile they found
unguarded and drove to the house.
pursued by Dr. 10.8 Rowe-ll, Jr.. in
another car. 0n Asrrivlng ut the Firth
resident-c, Dr. Roweli berated the po-
Iicé for taking his car without per-
mission.
VERDICT AGAINST CONNECTICUT
COMPANY. A
l‘IAR'i‘F'ORD, Dec. Slim—George Ui-
rlch was given a verdict-for $2,000
against the Connecticut Company in
the Superior Court today to reimburse
him for injuries sustained in a trolley
accident. its good for 512,000.
“NW-vow)...“
The woman who decides questions
homewwhen and where to D
in the
movewwiion to sublet a room—when
to start buying a home—needs but
little help aside from Sentinel Want
Advs. '
a.
‘i‘
TheAA‘LJAngevine
& Son Co.
Complete . House-
furnishers
134 . :33 Washington“ Sure
‘ .
. Honesty. Accuracy 8:
Politeness
IlaAour motto. Our business is grow-
ing steadily right. along, which is
proof that- We are gaining the costl-
deuce of the people. Are you among
the crowd? If not get In and be con;
vinoed.
W. F 'WIgInore 8; Co.
DRUQGILOT. _
[NorthLMsin St. I So: Not-walk H
Hotel *MahaCk‘emo
1 It; CONNOR Tug...
SERVICE AMI: ouIsIut or To oA're
lenses on m pAv Ann owumo
SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢
Banquets a SpecIalty ‘
«TEE. IGAAALAL .80
:: States. Attorney Wiluon
:3: 30\, 8:55:54
“NAAOM‘FA I FHOTD .
No More Pictum We! Tourists "stink:
inn Honda With Tofu".
Week-end tourists to the National
capitol. who want to so back to the
folks with phorogrsphs with It real
Washington. D. (3., label on them
showing President Tait: in ‘the not of
shaking their: by the hand. or in ear
nest conversation with them, got an
A unexpected Christmas present from
. Mr. Taft for the President has
put
the oilicial ban bn these "take” photo—
graphs. _
Several days ago a Pennsylvania
avenue photoglapher whose windou
chhihlt contains many pictures of Mr.
'l‘ui't in the act of shaking hands with
various citizens whom he probably
never met, was informed by United
to leave Mr;
Tim mi of such pictures in the fu-
ture. The protographer appealed to
the White House. but the Presideuh
upheld Mr. Wilson.
in a recent decision the supreme
court held that a photograph was a
person's ‘own property and it is not:
likely" that
to the courts.
once appeared in II
apparently talking stntecral’t
negro conl driver. He registered an
objection immediately and the prac-
tice was stom‘l‘ed. A
~Dyspepsia. is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the notion!
cure for It. It strengthens the atom-
ach membranes, promotes flow or iii
zestlve Juices, purities the blood,
builds you up.
the present case will go
President Roosevelt
“fake" picture,
Every dsllsome' storepatrons who
ought to come to your store so also
where-ado their own and your disad
vantagewhecauso, your advertising
was not uulteimpellinx enough.
sou-m NORWALK no" orrlcl
MAIBS
South Norwalk PostofflCe
MAIL: ARRIVE FROM ‘
Eam nIoIIPtte—J: 5‘l:00.10:50s. on;
'1 00.1215 3:00. fizzm
Western Points—5: A55 30.10010 I- 111.:
mm.
0-8qu MIA-Ii; 56'. If: so a. In. 1:00. 5:15p.
Norwat ~5 In.“ I: 00. 10:00 a. 111.; 1:00. 8:00.
MIA L5 CLOSE FOR
00. (Bridgeport $3.11.
'0 Do
0:00's. m.:11:s5.
Mum.
200.9.45 s.m.:1:00.0:..oopm
14:00. 0:00. 10:00 a. 111.: 1:00
.35, .:8
M3“: ’ror all poiilts cIoII'e 5: so p. m. our
3.
y E. E. CROWE. Postmaster
an“
Nor walk Postofilce
Malls Untouched
m.-—-Eu t.
m ~Dsuhury divisl
m.~—Weot and South Norwslk.
s. m. » .ast. West and So. Norwalk.
—«New York and Wes
. m ~Enst and South Namath.
. m. wDanbury division.
. m. ,wl'olnts west of Stamford. Let-
me only.
. In.— —-West and South Norwslk.
. m ”Fl {161mm Station. Dunbury and
mLI—Eust. VI est and So. Norwallc.
. m.-——Eunt West and So. .‘orwaik.
Sunday 5 and Holidays.
Lest mall closes at 5: 30 0p. m.
Sundu) collection at 3: 30 p.111.
Mails Received
':00 a. m. ~Ail directions.
1:00 II. In - Cannon Station
:15 mm mmfiust. west or Bridgeport.
:15 IL In. «Wiltbn and bury.
:3 II. to. ~130th Norwui.
m.--
In. «Damihury division.
3:. m. #Enst. West and So. Norwaiit.
p. m. "Earl.
13. m. ~15“! and South Not-walk.
p. m *Now York, Brooklyn and 80th
p. m.—i$uat. West and So. Norwalk.
“0
A. m. ~Eust Westind So. Norwslk.
n‘rriers window open (tom 9 until 10
cmao
20a.
H05!
. cap;
22: among.
a :1 a»~fa~—mw—l
6 $3619
{'..
IQ?
Am.
E. s. ADAMS. Postmaiter. . -
II.I.II.II.IIIII.II.I.IIIIIIIIIIi I
In Effect Oct."l. 1911.
”up...
.SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
. $271214“. 6: 091:. 53413:. 0:09.918“
20x, 10x. 81:17x.'1x__ 9 15 it,
ill: {03!- 10: "or
M.:-12 843. 1:66 1:37: (Pulls. s
Wash. Exp; goes to Harlem River)... I :40»
333.4 31):. A:5.1%5.h 8: 501:, 0: 40.02011. 1:46:
I. 52x. 9: 40x.1
Sundays.
AMA-12:30:. 5: 09:, 5 33:, 854.10;20t.
r: M.—-18251x8.34x 48:: 5:33.
3.00:. 7:12. Risksaix. 9: ti: 102.325
new You: “W scum NORWALK.
M -4 5:40, 6: 45. 8: 00!. 8: 03x.
8 .5531. 9:15x.610:02x, 10: 05. 11:00 11: 03.
P. ——-1:2 03x.'.10 "'57
. 1: 0X. x [do
:2‘9. 4: 32s. 5 05:: 51:15.3 2st
gach. 6 es. a: 00x, a: 03x. 8: lo. index. 11: so,
I I IIA
, L L Sunder. .
A. M.—-0: no. a 25x. 9: 031:. 10:02:. 11.06:.
P1:2‘.1:.03 ~04. 0: 01:, .. '2 x.
s- 80x. 9': 30:. 11inch. shoes.
~J—n—n—
SAOU‘I'HA NORWALK TOA' NEWA
HAVEN.
A M.¢~I2-12x. 1:17x. 1: m. s: 09. 7: 2:,
9.13K, 10: 233:. 11: ;11x§1 '4
P...-—2:n:o 0.3:1'1x 8211394130,
gilfilstl, 6.15x, sin, Inez. Mix. x.
LTo Bridgeport. Saturdays only—3: 05 v. m.
80 ml: aye. L
A. M.—-—12 :12x. 1: 11x, 1: 57:. ’I: 43, ll :48.
10:10x 11:]
P. rl;—-:i: 018;. 0:10)“ sue. 7:10x, s: 481.
10. 07!: -
'DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
'AI M.——
t::oo.vaa 8:00 8.18 Imagine.
ram—3:“ 8:36. ‘L '
x. 6:33x.
I105”. _
A. Ins-7:56. 11: 553.; .I .L
I R M.—-t: 00. 7: 39:.
a.
M ‘ \
I AASOU'I'AH NORWALK‘ TO D‘ANBURY.
l(dolly except Mondays). .
M *1: 2.
'27. A10
L~_—1:25, 4.30:.fl6:1x.il:20. 7A: A18.
vA.
Mon-8:15, A1000».
0:13.
‘ L P. M.—-—8 15.7:10.
with a .
. ralitv of I27.
~Enst. West and So. Not-welt o
9:37. L
A .4
‘33348eavlcw Ave. and}?
Those who utter
national convention I ‘
‘I here enthusiuetic in ‘..
meudutiou ot the useommodn
visitors said the Connecticut. our
never before fared so well. ‘
interest all who want to go i
convention next June to kno .
so soon as Chicago was nucleoli
as the convention clll'. Mr. Brooks: ii
'onoe secured exactly the some not;
or: were occupied in 1908. He lILaLo ,
vided now, as he did then. for 01'
in the party. This gives Diwali
the fourteen delegates and their] to
teen alternates and IILllows for a dozen.
more. There has been a lendjuatmont
or hotel relations in Chicago 011160
108, audit what was the Auditorium
annex is now a port of the Coast
bowl and ltLis there that the mo
are. located.
M
PLATT wms av :27.
——-—-—-—
Elected Judge of Probate at Wife
to succeed Judge Hepburn. A ‘
MILFORD, Der. stir—«In a light Lvoto
\‘euterduy Omar W. Pluit, republican, .’
use elected Judge of pIobaIeL over
Frankh .Munson. democrat, by s our
The vote was: Plat.
410; Muucon. 2.89 At the state eleAA
tion in 1910 Goodwin carried the
town oxer Baldwin hv 89 votes to; toe
ml of 918. \estetday’ s balloting was
a special election made necessary by
the recent death of Judge R R. Hem
bum.
. . “WV...” ‘
The Sentinel Want columns ref! t.
the Activities at the tall season—4hr:
are at their best now.
W...
IOUTH NORWALK. Flfll ALARMA
" arm Head st Electra
hire “lg—ks. Tcitzgoneue" for tire alarm
No. 24.
x—stshtnston and North mun Asa...
Mshsckcmo Hotel.“
4~—xDa and Ram (1.8a
5:): G Corset ymFactory. private.
1‘ yt’slirhfiatrem . .
- ' rwa
§:§%sic glut. “Encore and city notch.
it.— was
... “est St. Franklin School.
i§~§c§ncma 'su Concord and LIneoIIr
Sco
14~North Main and Ann Sta.
tl5-H it: St and Bny'vlew Ave.
10~thorwslk Ironl orks.
17~W est Ave. and Cod rSt.
IM-Hi b School. West Ave.
Ail—West St. and Taylor Ave.
Ll3wxElytAv€.an d Logo's St.
4-»Ches nu an e
25-xSoutlI Main dad {at
20—4 cxington Ave; and Aus in S
.inoWest and Elm Grove St
iii—«South Muin st.. between Grove on.
Manda
32—404) 0Electric m’I‘Vork‘s‘. State at.
3g+~xmvélnrid and :‘A’atet Std.
-—-x
Al-«Fuirflold Ave. s'uc. éeusr ABAt. .
Izw'rnylor Ave-.3110 South St. ‘~
3-“; iodwuld Ave. and Meadow St.
25~Burrltt and Quintard Avon. and Water
46~§S’oodwnrfl and Loundes AI es.
m—ugudep Hill Sqt‘. 9.601ch E lmwood Ave.
:~»\\.ish u ton L . .
sanml‘Ieigbtgym-d and Ann 900., “print...
til—«Norman; Lock Co. private.
le Denotes non- -interiering boxes.
(M) Master box. from which the norm
her of any boxer: nbe sounded. _
Ciner simlto a: 12 noon and S p. 111..
tundnrd time. -
it One :0er In odd times, testing or,
II u on - .
Algtvonutrokcs ufleI1 iii} alarm, fire out. re»,
its 09 artmcnt — _
ca’l‘lireepslow stickes. water to be abut
fl. lwi—el .
[M 1110105!) I t
s u ‘t r as “I.
F‘ireknluims for ”25; district also "luv
ccixed by telephone. y V
M
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS“
Mink! of Mom InIl “all Str.reis
Ae'ilIiII) Avenue and illicit Place.
\pl'ilig Hill null Kellogg Sheet.
‘nlou l'mk ’
\‘I'st .lvuluo and lilorkeloy Sirdet.
‘runkllu Armor and 1.31103 P1008.
”Gust housr. Il‘livuto box). '
West \wnuc mid Meiuiu Street.
I'quhor .honuc umi Orchutd Sheet.
‘Impei Sheet and il arbor Avenue.
. «WI-st Avenue. hour the rum ry
QI‘L‘,\I“|IS Snort and Elm Ore t.
Silt‘t‘t and “Hum avenu
lulu ‘I-ruet and Soul: Avenue.
minor Street.
mid Street uud 'l'induil Lane. _ L
sin and L‘ntlmine sweets. I '
‘cw Lununn Road and Fair Street.
‘.ltestnut Sum-I IIczII Summer St.
Sthuiu Sheet and Lnion Avenu
GL‘MIJn The Green.
GSMI‘L‘Ist Atomic and Lincoln Avenue
04~Eust Ammo and Daskuni Lame
L Monsipl lng alldCl
EAST NORAWALK FIRE. ALARM BOX.
h head honors. an \un ham 8
F a q Telephone 170
ioFltclI School (private). .
Bulliurviu Scl‘ool (prlvnte e.)
‘i..~—-Eust Wash ngton and Fort Sis
214-Vun Zuudt St. and Osborn Ava.
Elli—Exist Ave. and Rowan St. -
ASH-«Winfield St. ,
323...? rt and Charles Sts.
23:49:83: Ave. Imagine: St.
225-SL John St. on E61135“??-
sari—Boulevard and Second St.
336- one Ave- and Filth. St-
7—- ouievsrd and Blackstone St.
341-Keyscl St. and Pine A,
" 842—Keysol' St. and Du
343——Sho:c Haven. (Tel .)A
A telephone message to medium 8 t
(705) between the hours are mm
on. m., iving location of tire,
wil. be}; ven of newest box.
Private boxes will only be pulled
fire on Iemises where loco. lid.
Secong alarms are o‘uly to be. given
the Icing! or uctlngL chief upon his
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liliilllll+Tén blasts"
‘.. entire dcpurtrnent
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