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' Lower Floor
Balcony
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,Hla WEEK AT THE PLAYHOUSEi
PERFECT.
OYT’ S
DON CARLOS'
IMINIATURE CIRCUS
Performing Dogs and Ponies
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'LAUHA DEAN 5 WILFRED SIBLEY
“dotting the Farce, “A Metropolitan
Night Abroad" ‘
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commons of Exceptional Cleverness
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Enhancing With Piano Accordion
GREY &. PETERS
Cycling Peers
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' OOMING THURSDAY—Motion Pic-
Ilrel of the Great Equitable Fire and
he'crcwning of King George in India.
LOVE R’S
“The Place" '
”Wm—“W“
alston
sound for what is lat-
Thor-
nd Correct in style.“
oughly dependable.
$ 4.00
Two sronss.
all; South Norwalk
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DEAD FROM‘ CHOLE RA
RRINGTON, Jan 20—011 a tip
rown homestead, which is in
he Irozen carcasses of two
’ passed on the watershed. Nine
rigs were dead Irom cholera.
, and seven had received
butltil. He ordliréd the proper
,0! t roma‘ldHTg carcasses He
at the writhing: were frozen
ONE NIGHT ONLY
‘Ihursq Jan. 25th
it'll: ENCHANTIIIG 111101111 wuoss IIIIIIItrIIIc mans HAVE £1101me Tn: sour
In tho Theme 50112 at WOODI’ rwu 0 mm Panama“ '11qu.
llADAl'lE SHERR
Rundown unsrcAL SENSATION or Two CONTIN
.If much. cont ”commit. .w. Wm; m mm
FIRST TIME AT THESE PRIQES:
Seats on Sale Jan. 22 at Hoyt’s Theatre”
inc dead hogs lay exposed on thé _
HALL
Ind um. gaseous
$150 $1.00,?5c
..-$100,500
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NOW OPEN
ETlIc Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers in its
Grape Arbor Grill one of the most or»
loot and delightfully cozy restaurants
to be tound in the state.
The excellence of the cuisine and
service completes for liI'idgcport a grill
room which will {ill 11 long lclt want.
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Orchestra Every Evening at 6
Table. 'd-Hote Dinners. 6' to 8
p. m.——7Sc; with wine $1
Business Men's Lunch 11.45
a. m. to 2.30 p. In.-,- 500
Other Hours: Ala Cartc Service:
at moderate prices.
FAIRFIELD AVE., opp. R. R. STATION
Bridgeport, (lonn.
BOY SCOUT FORCES IN THE (TOLD-I
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lioy Scouts of (‘nlli‘ot’hiu urn I'ttpld~R
Iy being umuignn‘mtod with the Boy
5001115 01” Atnvrit'u In the lust wot-.lt
eight 111011 in Sun F‘Iunrtsco rocolvod’
their centiirutos nu Mimi. masters;
’l‘ho eight men bolting to dil‘t‘mont roll-
gious tlchominntions, including Mciho.‘
dst, Catholic. , Episcopal and Jews.‘
Five 01‘ these men are colleen gt‘udI‘
notes.
, Among those o ho have occupied po
sitlous on the Scout Council are. (lov-
ornor Illrum Johnson, Adjutant G011.
oral Forbes, Bishop Nichols. llonjtitnln
lde Wheeler, Rabbi Martin A. Meyer,
General Fred A. Koster, Futhcr Mc—
Quside and almost very-other 1111111 to
whom appeal has been made, some for.
tv-elght in all.
SECRET OF WOMAN‘S BEAUTY.
Therels no secret about a womans
beauty. it all lies in the care she do-
votes to herself and keeping at buy
those fearful female diseases. .‘o no
anon can be‘beuutlt’ul who suitors from
aches and. pains, “the blues," (1122i
ness and irregularities.
intelligent women now feel
to acknowledge that Lydia. I.E Pink-
ham‘s Vegetable Compound over-
comes the multitude of painful all»
mentse‘pecullur to women and restores
the system to a normal healthy cou-
dilion. and your druggist will tell you
that he sells more Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound than all other
medlcuesljlfor Iemale lllsput togeth-
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BETHANY GUILD ANNUAL MEET-
" ING. '
At the annual meeting of the Beth-
unymGulld of Trinity church, the tolw'
lowing were elected “unisex“ .
‘Presidentfi-llliss Bessie wLindebuI-g'
VlcoPresldenIt—Miss Florence CdltlI
well ‘ '
Seth-story & Treasurer—«Miss Lulu
Prescon
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INEW BRITAIN, Jan Baa—Front:
Slnto, 18 years old, died '
trout. heart disease all he
'carul‘ed no a physician chine. SlntoII
attornoon
11.1.1 been 0 atlug dur
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Soft Gingerbread.
Take one cupfnl of molasses. one In
hltaspoonlul of butter, one tablespoon
of boiling water. two or more Iupu (11’
hour one toasmoniul cut-h of dioxin.
ground cloves,ri1111t1111011 11nd sodn and;
huli'truspooulul of suit. Melt the but
tc-I' puntly. nud odd to it tho molasses.
then 11111 in tho spires. llisuolvo' tho
uodn in tln. boiling wutur, and stir into
tbrl Iuolussuu. ’l‘hr-u ntitl enough tluur
to :nnko n soft dough, (on soil to roll.
Miquulckly, and put in the oven inI~
modiutoly. Use It coke tin lined with
butt1 ed puput, nnd buko I'm :ih minutou
In 11 moderate Ill’.€ll»-"I‘O(Illy'ti Mn j-Il
zinc.
Hardwood Floors.
Thorn are thruc satisfactory dlnlshos
for hardwood lloorswshellnc, varnish
and wax. Shellac to tho casiest’to 11p-
ply, the quickest to harden and tho
cheapest. Varnish is more expensive,
but also more durable. Moreover, it.
is essential to use the bust varnish and
several coats of it. Otherwise it will
soon mar and turn black. Wort is the
most sutlsl’nctovy und chcupest finish
in the and and does not rouuirc as con!
stunt nlloution [Iii is popularly suppusIl
ed. Hunting and rubbing Troop it in
navy good condition Athorongh pol-
ishing and more What 11rd hover sequin
on oftcucr lhnn once to (our months.
and sometimes not ulterior than oncc
in six months, during the sprlutt'upd
inll renovations. A stuin iuny he put
on under tho was. and will not wonv
‘ it tho was is ltnpt in 51000 condition»-
llnrpors‘ linzur.
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New Nutcracker.
0111- 11! tho most consortuhlo things.
sins tho llry Goods I‘llonomlsi is u
now style of 11:11.0 rocket dosnuncd sim-
ilar to a pair of pllnrs, but having. in-
htcud of :1 single joint. 0 triple joint in
:1 monitor forming: 11 comhlnod lvvor (ii
grout. lougth. ‘i‘lw 11111m'I1vkt11' is in
reality. 11 shelter, us It cushion the hour
to Iiitit‘t‘ or shell tho touIth-st III tunic
nuts null I'mnovc tho moot or lllil two
xvi halo halves of 11 out home! without
Iotvupt in 111'0 luntunccs, maiddnu ‘II
Tim 11‘111 shrllor is bit-lug oi‘forod in n
i plutu nickol llnlsh nlso in slivor pinto
tnulusm‘. in n till\“-t'i Itinlnllod gilt chow
and in other stylus.
Cake Decoration,
It docsn'l Intro 0 grout tit-.11] of in»
"onultv or limo to doooruto coho p‘rnt»
tilt and it nlwavs ndds much to its III,
linotiton use 0111's Ithr t‘hirnuo loutuul.
(hurries, ttllltt‘lit‘it, bluuthrtl almonds
till loud tlnuusolvcsroudity to docm'htI
lug. A bulrh of graphs is 0110 iden.
l’lcsiyns llnciy Irucod with pink sugar
is another. and so onwthc possibilitios
are numerous.
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Light Cale.
'i‘hu light. delicate quality of onion
depends much more on heating than
on bolting powder. says an exchange.
To touch of thenulsing powdor not
only makes the cake dry almost as
sawdust but causes the cake to taste
of it as well.
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German Mush.
Cook a. ham or“ beef hone until the
meat falls on. Suit the water and stir
'in oatmeal, cook until well done, then
turn out. into greased puns to mold.
Slice and fry
A delicious accompaniment to fried
chicken is tried mush. Fry the mush
before it gets cold. It will be crisper
and sweeter than il’ it; were molded be-
fore it'ls iried.»~l.owell Courier-Gill
zen.
White Pudding. .
Florida grapefruit white pudding is
made as follows: Wot three table-
spoons otcornstsrch with a little cold
011w. Stir this into a plnt‘o’t boiling
,Mix the
strained Juice of one grapefruit with a
cup of sugar; stir it Into the hut corn 1
,‘stttrch mixture; let boll up once and
pour upon tho stilt-whipped whites of
tho e888. boating lightly on it is poor:-
' ‘60. Turn into a wet maid, let cool and
‘when chilled servo with grnoen'ult
saline ‘
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Breaded Liver. ,
Cut. the liver in thin slices and cover
with. boiling water. After 10 minutes
rut-11in. Fry sliced bacontill crisp. Take
out the bacon: Search the fat with
black pepper and a dash of cayenné.
1511) the liver into the this. then into line
bread crumbs. Fry in the bacon lot.
‘To the bacon lot that is left in the pan
‘ 3 ,add a tablespoOnrul or vlhegsr and two
‘ thhlespoontnls of tomuto cutout). Pour
lor broultl’nst plum,
‘ custard of the yolks of three eggs bent.
Filet Aux Champignons.,
'l‘endorlotn 11nd mushrooms is the
plain 11111119 in this country but this
way of doing tho tookory is purely
Front l1
l’uol six mushrooms and tuito out
tho atoms. 'l‘hon drop them for live
minutes in cold salted water; Intro
them out. dry on 11 frcsh cloth and put
them in tho plot with a tenspoonlul oi’
butter. Covut‘ the plot with I1. saucer
not it over the
blow 11nd saute the mushrooms for 1'»
minutes without uncovering. ’l‘hon
empty them In a hot little vouscl «over
that and hoop wutm until the stun k is
cooked.
'luiic the hit of tenderloin Inside the
Italians stunk ordered for dinner and
thtlt. is his; cnoturb for twlcu. it is
just the hit required. Scrape» it with
11 knife, rub it over with tho cut, sldc
of a lemon, and put on a lnint dust of
suit and pepper. Thou pluro tho plat
with oil tho mushroom taste and 3*
little ol the sues over. the lire, and
when piping but put in the. stonk. It
should brown a little on either sldo
but still be pink inside Whhn cooked
pour tho mushrooms hack Into the pan.
and a pinch more of butter it the couch
has dried out cover the plat 1101 It In
the oven for thrcn minutes and serve
III oncr- As mushrooms draw their
own intros, ooh enough butter to stun“
thorn cooking must in- used whon rhpy
me first prepnrcthl’rntiand ()rcgon
ion.
Pomma Pattie.
Straw potatoes to tho Anglirimr
11111110 for this dcloutuhlo way at surv-
lng tho pluln lrish potato. ’l‘bc straws
must lm outcn vcry hut, nud they so
unit with hroliud bit of steak or :1 sun-
tcod ('lltlil'I'Illlill is. n chop sizulod in 0.
little buried in u pun on top of the
dimer.
Fill tho pint tin lnoh or Intrrc drop
with pure ollco oil or cottonsrotl oil.
1.01 tho uronso gut Io‘tthliotlius point
and thou drop in 11 handful of the path»
to straws, out with n Innchluc «11' lll‘i."
purvd with it ohnrp knife. 'i‘ho potato
must 110 Inlrly in spllutrs's, for us soon
as thuy urn nicely hruwnml tho. straws
urn inlton out. Lift them onrolully
with n ptlrt‘ot‘utrd pttnttnlic tumor and
drop Ull‘lll on it snuuru o! whlto lotwr
pnprr inid ovcr 11 hot pinto. Sprlnhlo
llzhtly with suit und pile them hosidu
tho steak or chop.
Oeufs Aux Tomatoes.
In plain English this moons turns and
tonmtoos, but no Ihoy: cull tho, litllo
dish when It to storm in lodi‘clduul
manner in runny a little» Paris I'cstmt
rant wlwro girl shutouts go. (lot a
plot big enough to hold two eggs
without mousing. Itnd first stow In it
0110 lurgc' full ripe tomato; shown with
salt, It pinch of paprika or tvnycnnc. n
lino shoving ot‘ garlic and I1 tow grains
or sugar; add 11 little butter or two
tonspooni‘uls of olive oil. When tho to-
matoes ate cooked to tho dainty taste
break ovor thorn one or two eggs, dust
faintly with salt and set the. dish In
the oven (or the cogs to punch. The dc
Iicions mixture is support with bread
from tho pun-00 the other sldowor.
served on buttered (cost.
I Linoleum. Lu“.
’l‘he wearing qualities of linoleum
are said by the Cosmos. It Frenchman'-
azino, to be greater than either wood-
on or tile floors. According to this auth-
ority a perfect linoleum carpet has
twice the resistance or II tile floor
.agnlnst wear, and more than four
limos that of a wooden floor. In actun‘
use. however this is far from the
case, but this Is said to be duo to taut»
ty and uneven laying of the linoleum.
and ditto to the foot that the industrial
product Its always more or less detec;
tire. “ I
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IOrango Souffle, ,
Florida oranges with custard ("sou-
Illo") are prepared aslollows: Peel.
lug a layer in the bottom of a glass
dish Over this sprinkle sugar thickly.
'then repeat the process until all the
orango has been used, than lot stand
for two hours, Moire uI IsoIt. boiled
on into a pint of boiling milk and stir-
red gently until tholmlxture thickens,
not, however, allowing it to boil attét
hdding the eggs.
it should be poured“ ovhr the fruit.
'Beat the whites to it suit froth; tutu
a. half cup or s'ugdr 9 pinch or still
and oils dnlhttly on “t oanuit Roch
l1alve,’core and slice six oranges pla‘o- ‘
, Sugar this to taste ,.
and lot stood till partially cool, when .
When a Buyer is Injudlelous.
"llo not talk to me any room aboutI
Ibo high rust oi living lot low snluried
pcoplo,“ sold 11 woman whose own
household is 1111111014011 on the most up
Iodnlo pr-iut'lpltn.
n grout doul ol' symputhy lot the Illiil~
chilies of thcsc pcoplo, but i saw an,
incident, at. my hutchcr‘s lust Snturdnyl
night that convinced Ino that what. I‘ll);
Atnurlrnus 11000 for our pl'osporlty is
not t'hrupcr loud but more stun-10 l
'l was waiting for (1 young buichur'
who ulwuvs srrvcs mo and no I waited
1 obsorvod 0 young couplu who wow
ovidontly doing their Saturday night,
marketing. 'i‘lIo Innn probably ont'ned
11mm 325 a wreck and he probably
onrnod It with his hands. }
""ho girl l‘llotw. u must of brief of:
tho choicest out that weighed Ilbouti
eight pounds. The hutthor trimmed
oil 11 hit hero and thaw and prepared,
to wrap It up. Ilut she stopped him. i
" 't‘lhv take out the bones 0nd roll iii
up and tie it.‘ Elli} ui'dortsetl. Then she;
walked to the front of the shop. whllc:=
PRIVATE ownsnsmp AND THE
3 ly.
,why the R. F. l). wagons continue to
ithey deliver to every little humlot
{and cross-roads mall-box III the coun-
itrywwhllo the express companies so-
,lct~t only such stations no pay them
Ihundsomciy. ignore the rest and dog-
LtIlhIItt- to tho inrmors who
PARCEL POST.
There may be a number of extreme»
valuable and pertinent reasons
be loaded with a maximum or twen-
ty~livc pounds of mail mutton—which
in-thomanger the efforts of those lie-l
nightod individuals outside Il1oi1' lim-
Litcd sphere of business uttlvlty to so-
('Inc any delivery settlers of pack-
ages in excess or four pounds.
It there is, however, it is not visi-
The express companies do not dis.
Remnant
Sale of
Linoleum
About 100 yards of 001' lllnoleum, in
lengths trout 2 yards to 7 yards, at
320 a square yard
llvo bin
10nd the line of the Iaihoud ----- tcl'ti
inI} whl ith tho it. l‘ D. selves as a
mutter of routine.
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"ll1n\oulways bud or loss Ionsisumly opposed the pus 134-
sugc of tho l’urttul l’ost llill. are com-l
mooring to realize thnt their heads:
“stand Iticltlc on their shouldcrs“v-
that 1111 otltlngcd public is awakeningn
and that. 0011 others is to he 11 duy ml
100 honing w it it (hum.
llepmsentntlvc III’IYIIItI.I1l,‘Wl€-l ol’I
Maryland is one shining example to
lhc‘rule of thumb ptacilsed by theso
liuht llnizetcd‘ gentry, lie has nt—
tcnIpIt-d consistently to work in
lnteirsts of the people who honored
blur and lntidotnuily 100111001109» in
sending him to Congress.
lier hands are made for loving.
Her lips for stainless truth,
And hor clear eyes are beautilul
With changeless youth.
--I~l"‘lorence Wilkinson.
the butcher 0111 out tho bones, trlulmod‘ ‘ " “
oft practicullv nil of the fol uud roilod‘
nhd tied the most as shit had directod._
“She now returuod and complotcd
her order with a glass jar oi sliced bu-
(‘tlllI'""tll0 most oxpunsivo way to buy
bacon-«01nd tour lamb chops. from
which at hot roqucst to have thorn
'lvvrnrhed,‘ the butcher trimmed of!
or tonal hull a pound at most and
«not.
“ ‘llo you wont. tho hours?" he naked
as ho was wrapping 11p the purchases.
hut slur shook 11 diuduininl hood.
“Evidently tho husband had some
qualms hi this point. for he sold smut»
thing in but Ihnt, i did not hour. But I
t‘tlllglli tho nnswor,
hothcr with that ntult.‘
“it took tho hcnrt out. ol‘n :5 bill to
1111\- Ior Int;- purchases.
“When they had goon out Ihe young:
butrhtn'. hnvlug' ohservod my interest,
luoltod nt 1110 and sinilod.‘ Than I said
to him, 'i‘rod. how much do you sup
pusu that the hours und stuff 1th you
Um}; oil that roost wolgiiod?‘ For nus
wor ho not the whole thing on tho
Militia. ‘l‘t’ \vrlghod u trillc more than
two pounds. For this. which was loft
on tho hntrhcr's rountor. the young
couple bud puid tho sumo prior 11's for
tho vholrotu sirloin. ,
“Wltnt “till you do .wilh thoso
button?‘ i asked as Prod put them aside
and prephrcd to unit. on n10. .
“Ob. wo‘ll sell ‘out. of courso,‘ ho.
snsworod. ”i‘hcro‘s 11 whole 1110111 0'
vlcluuls in those bones. 'l‘imro's u wo-
man rooms in here who would food but
family for two days on them, and feed
“0111 troll too. Sbo’il‘trlm of! tho meat
and ill: it up homo tasty way and make
11 big pot‘ol soup out ol’ the trust) ”-
Now York Sun.
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Inexpensive Fruit Cake.
Put a cup of suit pork through the
food chdpper. odd 3 cup of boiling wu
Ier hurl let stand for an hour. Cook
tugcthcr for throo hours very slowly
two cups of dried apple, 11 cup of mo;
losses with a teaspoon of cloves, two
or Cinnamon and r1 t‘ew gratings of nut~
meg. Add II halt cup each or console
and raisins, a little. cltron i! liked and
flour to make a batter not too thin.
Add to the flour and sift several times
a teaspoon each of soda and baking
powder“. Mix all together ‘and‘ odd
three well beaten eggs bolero to ‘ flour
is uddsd This will keep for \0 ks.—-
L013 Aussies Tribune
Paper Hangers.
in a country house, improvised
clothes, hangers are often necessary.
It you will roll a newspapernrp firmly.
and tin loops of strings on the ends.
you will find that you boy's ii light hung-
er which answers very satisfactbrlly
tor your coats and shirtwalsts, besides
taking only 11 minute to' make, says a
contributor to Suburban Lite. mind
the ends down into II alight curve.
Undo Hot water. .
For years! could not make good pie
crust until .I saw 1111 old country wo-
5111111 mix her pastry‘dough with hot
water. muss a. contributor to Subur-
ban Lilo. Discardlng the cold water
emphasized in every known recipe. 1
nova since used not wot-er. and the
crust l'lus never failed to ho tender sud
ildlry. ' " ' '
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(summed ribbons in the metallic
shades. us well as reds and greens, are
very practical for fastening the who
ping pact on gilt packsges.~Ex
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FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters n Electric
york: Telephone for tire alarm.
3—«xWouhlngton and North Iain BIL.
Multncltomo Hot t.cl
Latin and Raymond Sta.
5» .\ It ti Corset Factory. private.
6 wlluyt a 'I‘lmntrcé
‘inorwnlk Hon oopltnl
limb/tunic lion, billion! and City Hotels
ilwi‘ ruse St .
12~~xw est St. Franklin School.
tsmxt‘xnclnrd so. Concord and “noon
lImNnrth Main and Ann St:
thwl-ilgh St and Bo view Ave.
lswaorwnlk Iron \ orks.
ITI—«Wout Am and Cedar St.
ltlwlllrrh School, West Ave.
21-4001“ St and Taylor Ave.
‘Iy Ave. and Lowe SI.
24-Chsstnut end Hon)? Sta.
Zowxfiouth Main and tmroe. Sta.
:6 ,1 Ixinstnn Aw: nutt Austin St.
‘2?»~Wr~st and Elm Grove Sts.
3|~Suutn Main St. belt con Grove and
MHIIIOW Ste
ltI MNIM) litoctrlr Works. State St.
«influx and Claw Sta
.ll'» I—lelnvilnnd 11ml Waist so:
armxwt wood Mfg.
ilwr‘nlr old Ave 11nd Cedar St.
Itu’l‘nytnr Ave and South St.
ism-«\‘t'undwnrd Ava 1111.! Meadow St.
to~~~llut1111 und Qumtnrd Avon. and Water
11-.“ mdwnrd 11nd lowudcs Aves '
filmi‘wldml Hill St and lulnnvood Ave.
fizwl‘lnsliinutnn s1. llrldqo.
oil l-‘Iolxht vntd and Ann tut. private.
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1'14 ----- Nutwalk liock Co” urivuto
m Dru-11011 Imn~ «Ilntorirriug boxes.
(hi) Mnstur box. [rum whiz h the num-
e. to.
testing or
‘bor at any box can too sounded
Ono stroke at 12 noon and l
stnndnrd time. L
0110 srmko at odd limos,
line upon. I-
"i‘1\o utvokos after an alarm, Iirc out. re.
rolls department, l<l
"finer stow strokes. writer to be shut
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At 12:05 p. m. each Wemusdny. a box
is tolled for lost.
tro alarms for our district also re-
orlvod by telephone. lid.
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NORWALK was ALARhIS
“macro” of Main 11nd Wnil Streets.
2! Bullion Avcnuo 11nd Union Place,
22 Spring lltit and Rulings Street.
l‘nton l‘ntlt.
“out Avunuc and Bot-how Street.
§t~ Franklin Avcnuc and Lyncs Plocc.
'II «4:00 house. (Private box)
01‘«~I»Wcst Avenue, and hlrmvin Street.
33~~llu1bor Axonuo 11nd 01"cl1uld Strecl.
{III—~tl1nwl Street and Harbor Avonuo.
Howchst Avonul‘. nvnr the armory.
:lti +1001 nu Shoot and Elm Crust.
lib-Cross Stroct nnd Wilton nvonuc.
izleIMuin sheet and North Avenue.
Ismb‘mnro Street
him-tyrant! Street hm! Tindull Lone.
inn-Main and Catherine Streets
till—«Now (‘51 01101111 Rona nnd F‘nlr- Street.
MwChoutnut Street, nonr Summer St.
thin—Main 811'ch and Union Avenue.
02—»0n The Green
113m! 11st Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
til-451ml Atonuc and Dnsltam Lune.
Fire neaddunrrors. 50 Wm Zont Street.
Telephone I‘ll)
«IwF‘ttch School (private).
tin-Muffin School (private.
SlemEnst Washington and art Sis.
14~Jlnn Znndt St t. and Osborn Ave.
0-— tAve. and Rowan St.
Riv—«Winfield Sé
333—»F'ort and novice Sta. .
23dw-«East Ave. and Fitch St.
225~SL John St. and Edits Ave.
sat—Seuvicw Ave. and First St.
33 ~Boulevut'd and Second St.
33 --Covs Ave. and Fm 11 St.
sot—Boulevard and Blackstone St. (Tel.
Stile-Keys” St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
atzs-Keysa' St. and dbuck Pond rd. (Tel
3113 ~Shore Haven. (6 (IL)
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of It I). m: and
o u. m.. vins location of tire, an alarm
will be ven or nearest box
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chic! or acting chief upon his arrival
at the tire. 810
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Morgana are ball at Mgutrimu
TheA.J.Angevine
& Son Co.
I36 Washington Street
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We odor youthe last chance
to buy :1 Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our entire
stock of those Stoves in many
sizes at low down prices.
Horace R. Nash
11.. Main swimsuit.
S.Norwalk
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Capital 811qu and Profit-
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