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THIS WEEK AT THE. PLAYHOUSE
PERFECT.
OYT’
DON CARLOS'
MINIATURE CIRCUS
Performing Dogs and Ponies
AURA DEAN a WILFRED SIBLEY
Mounting the FarceY. “A Metropolitan
Night Abroad"
Wm.-.—
BERNARD o Roach-rs _
Dimedians of Exceptional Clevernesa
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PEPPINO
ntranclng With Piano Accordion
GREY a. PETERS,
Cycling Peers
plume. THURSDAYaMotlon Pic-
‘Yo of the Great Equitable Fire and
‘ e Crowning of King George in India.
‘ KlLLED ,av AUTOMOBILE.
mm of Lad Killed Meets Death
In Same Manner.
NEW YORK, Jan 23.143011116611116
hint, seven years old,p1u\mute of
It Ycl'k Pay the boy who was killed
‘ tFtIdn3 by an automobile, the oc1
uponts of which left him lying in the
rest, last night met death in the
mo manner, content that the. chant
m‘ or the machine. which hit him
he pied the [my ‘to :1 hospital instead
' nhrunnin-g away. Tile chnuttout, Ellis
pip, then gave himself up at a police
ntlon whence he was permitted to
on his promise to appear in
tbodoy. 1.
STORE ROBBED.
RYIDEN. Jan 24' .——Burglnrs en-
“ on robbed the sporting goods
of John A V Thomas here some
us last night getting away
ode to the value or about $250.
116 double barrel shotguns.
{was gained through ‘ a' rear
Nearly three years ago the
visibe’d‘ by bowlers who
similar haul the value of the
‘tole‘n or. that; time being he—
1111116 operators in each
,hoelor.’ the girl whom he lur1
f "rooms in New York city on
Waiter will be eloctrl.
' Prison, Monday
tor from New York. Rev.
1166. but.
burs... Jan. 25th
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(flit ENCHANTING MELODY WHOSE ItAunrllto mutt: Hm autumn) Tilt WORLD '
In 111. Thom song of wooos. more bloom monument: cum
MADAME SHERRY
FIRST TIME AT THESE PRICES:
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Seats on Sale Jan. 22 at Hoyt’s Theatre
”‘IThé Atlantic Hotel’s
loot. included a number of re-
30,0 and $400 The similarity‘
operations loads the police to '1
1 {ac-‘lur'ets of- ttawes hats and 2‘? or bbea
HALL
HT ONLY
Ind KARL ROSOKNA
I“ “Blur
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5..1.00,50¢
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‘1 NOW OPEN
GRAPE “ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers In its
Grape, Arbor Grill one of the most ao-
lect and delightfully cozy l'ostuurltnts
to he found in the state.
The excellence of the cuisine and
service completes for Bridgeport a grill
room whichwlll fill at long felt wont.
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
Table d-ilotc Dinners. '6 to 8
p. m.——-75c;1 with wine $1
Business Men's Lunch 11.45
a. m. to 2.30 p. m.-— 50c
Other Hours: A la Carte Service
at moderate prim-s.
FAIRFIELD AVE1, opp. R. R. STATION
Bridgeport. Conn.
LOV E R ’S
“The Place"
w m..-..— “..m
Ralston
‘ShOes
are the standard for what is lat-
est and, correct in style. Thor-
oughly dependable.
$4.00
TWO sroutzs'
Norwalk South Norwalk
1 1 a.
HIM BIRTHDAY DINNER.
,6 Friday was-the fiftieth birthday, of
Edward J. von Gal. president of the
Hams, von Gal Co.._1i)anbury, monu—
employees of that compony, Including
salesmen. members of the office force
dinner at the Hotel Green. Mr. ton
Gal was summoned to the hotel to
hut ‘sto‘re. 21611111666666.6616 to his 6'11:-
price was ushered into the dinins
lroom and found his stop oyeos anaem-
bied. During the dinner Mr. vorrG-al
. pon‘ which won smiled-
on on 166. a 6n _ mutt-1r
smooth and‘rook for live
Y ‘ molasses sauce.
5. J. VON mussmnoveas owe
of vinegar or the Juice of one lemon.
‘and department heads. tendered him a ,
two boaspooni’uls oi baking powder and
4“?»
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$61,; up 15:41---- --
Gfie HOME
DEBARIMENT
VFW _,
Cracker Pie.
Ileut up on egg well and drill halt a
cupi’ui' of sugar. ltuli‘ u (zupful of mu-
losses. :6 quurtor (tin t‘upl’ui ouch of
melted butttu‘. but water and vinegar.
Stir In hull u oupiul ot‘ t‘hdppl-d ruislnu
und a haunt hull t'upl‘ul t‘t‘nt‘kors rolled
lino Season with hull a teaspooniul of
cinnamon, :1 quumu‘ of u lonspt‘louiul
oi riot‘os and it little nutuu‘u. Roll the
pie crust thin and use tho mixture for
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‘Cover Potatoes. 1
I
Lay u dolly over the potatos when
ready for the table und tin-n put on tho gradually the uculdcd milk uud when?
The dolly will absorb tho mined retutn to the double boiler and ,
'l‘huu add i
dish cover.
moisture and sure It trout collecting on
Molded Salmon.
".550 can salmon. one—Hull teaspoon
unit, one and ono-itnlf tnllloupuous su-
gar“. onuholf teaspooniul flour, out”:
teaspoon 1.nunt.ard, throutfourts ‘cup
scolded Yruilkfionc and one-hull lollie-
npouuu mulled l1ut‘.tut',3‘0llts of two
cuss. ouc~iurrth cup hot vinegar. threw
fourthn tnlalt‘smtmt uruuulntwl ruin-
tine.
ltinuo the salmon with hot water and
drain thoroughly. Remove skin und
illtlllfl and pick the flesh line with a sil-
Mix together the salt. 00-,
char I'OI‘YR.
gar. flour and mustard. Hillll‘ over It
utir and cook in minutes
Indian Sandwiches.
Remove the skin and bones
two sardines; pound the hunt to u
paste; add II tvnspoonlul of ilili‘iltn}:
paste. :1 limit oi suit and tell pepper,
and tub In tlu‘ liar-(l huilvtl wills of six
ouch Add ‘Iuo tablespuoululs ni’ ollte
oil Butter till? end of the loaf of ir‘cndfi
out off the sliteu. then out It into cres-
tum shupt‘d pieced of lOllfltIh‘l. Tourist,
the broad quickly on one side. sptend‘
the other with the mixture. and some
at once. on they must he rotten while
the tonal. It; hot.
hire for lute suntm‘s.-1-1Nt-w bird.
W. ~-
Palatablc Winter Dishes.
’l‘wn oxt‘t‘llont sulmis use atollnhle
”)0 “bride of “It.“ (‘O‘thrnu~t() run of! bill‘lnflilfldohullfir IJH’IW‘BN‘IIQKK \olk3 Willi “Gill‘s utill In HARTRGI and Winn
when the dish in opl‘nod to storm (tom and hot vint‘gnr. Stir whilu tookinr it 1'0” While! “PM” For the 6100105 110’
If one is not {‘fll't'illlI.-"\Va$lliligltill
I‘leruld.
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Baked Fresh Sporcrlbo.‘w
Sew two pieces of trash ribu togelll 13 chilled servo. ~~1~Cl1lmtgu intor ()cooll.’ i
or to lot-ma pouch. Stud with mum?
Ierod npplos or regular dressing, new:
entirely shut and hnko an hour. bast-
ing iruquontly with butter and unit
pork. Put a little nutur In tho pith
when tequlrod. llrown the meat on
both olden and serve.
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Quick Brown Bread.
’l‘wo cups graham Ilour. one cup solu- Y
milk. one-hull cup molasses. two tuitio-
spoops suuur. pinch of salt, one ton.
spoon 61min In two tullloumons warm
water. tltt‘oclourths cup rniuins chopi
pod and Illillll‘t‘tl; Imko id minutuu in u
1110001"qu oven. Excellent.
Fig Pudding.
'l‘nko l-upiul, of stain bite of bread.
moisten with two lulliuupomtl'uls of
melted butter. 11 (upful of milk tow
wolllwuton page. two luliluspmitlfulnl
of sugar. a pinch oi‘ suit, ntul odd to
this mixture tutu-hull”. pint of chopped
figs. After stirring, sit-nut an hour ill
lutttonul double boiler. Serve with
lemon soucv.1-1~1ltht‘ino Journal.
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Delmonico Steak.
Nit‘ely trim and lightly timid“ with
n cleaver two tentlur sirloin stroke or
out: lllld n unnt‘tt‘r pounds: ouch. Mix (ill
u pinto um“ teaspoon snll. hull tou-
epunn white pepper with a tnhlesnnu
oil :1qu 1,1null3‘ roll Il‘w smoke: in tho
seasoning: ttt'runuo on the broiler null
broil (in ii lu‘isit lire for eight minutes
on ouch side. Remote uud dross on it
hot dish.
Vienna Chocolate.
Scold litrue cutuitt of milk and A cup.
in} of cream; nrld three heaping 6:161:11
spuzmluls oi grated rlttn‘rolate. two
uurh of sugnr uud cornstarch and 11
toaspoonrul of vuniliu. Stir till
minutes
more. Bout up the whites of two eggs
still with a tnbleapooniul of sugar. Add
A spoonful of the meringue to ouch
cup of c1ltucola‘l.e.w-Newnrk News“.
Kenilworth Ranch Apple Diamplingo.
No one has ever been known to par»
take of these Kenllworm rnnch dump
liugs without paying a sincere tribute
to their excellence. A crust is made
like halting powdm‘biscuit, with this
difference: in place or rubbing Into a
quart of flour one tobleapoonful or
shortening. two cups of lard are used,
as in pie crust; teaspoontnl of baking
powder is sifted in with the flour, and
enot'igh milk lsusod to make a colt 1
dough. This is rolled out quickly into
a sheet on Inch thick, and then cut in
squares. lnt_ot «each square is laid a
halt apple peeled and cored and-tho
crust 'tucked close about it. Maire
ready in a. dripping pan a syrup made
of one cuptul of sugar to one of water,
lay the dumplings to bake in '3 quick
oven. Serve with on old fashioned
t
Molasses Sauce.
To make molasses sauce, which Is on .
excellent accompaniment to a plain
rice or apple pudding, mix together
one dutiful of molasses. u tablespooniul
saltspoonful of salt and a table
spoonful of butter. Boil 10 minutes--
Emma Paddock Yellow;
1 ‘ Griddle cokes.
Delicate griddle cakes are made
with u cu‘ptul of boiled blue. at foiirth
or 1a cu‘pt'ul otzcorn Istsroll, d oupml and
a hair of flour, a. saltspOonful of salt.
two eggs; .
0‘brd together rook until smooth
moment Then odd the gt‘lutino. soft
:t‘lit’d in two tablespoons of cold water
Stir until melted. then add the salmon
and turn‘ into molds.
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Croquettn.
Witch thotough- zooming titnu
'iuw some mutt,- oneh out to form cupmi
and let those stand In water with n
little Iomuh juicu squeezed into it until
Mitt some of the apple
pulp with cut- -up celery and grape fruit.
and stir in some pod moionunlse. Fill
the apple cups tattoo drzting‘ thorough-
Th“, recipe is adoptnhlo {or oil kinds ‘ iyi with this mixture. Decorate them
of meat To make chicken cmquottos
one. pair of boiled dweolbreuds may be
used with good effect to ouch 3 pound
chicken. Boll the chicken. chop lino.
'mlx with the sweethreudu and then
,menltnrr, Either boiled or roasted boot
may in» used for IhoLhecl croquottus.
This is true also 0! mutton or voul.
’l‘o ouch pint of finely chomted meat
,ullow A bull pint of milk. mm rounding
tnbleswonrul of nutter. two rounding
tuhlospooufuls of flour. one of chopped
parsley. 61 level toaupooulul of suit, one
of union 310%. n snitsponnl’ul of pen
or. u sultapounful of untied hilt.llltll'.,a
dash of rod popper. Put the. ntlilt over
the tire. ltdd the butter and “(NW rub-
and
think. Add all the sonsoninu‘ to the
mom. Alix thoroughly then 6min
tho whllr» stillt‘t‘ , mix and turn out to
cool. Whun perfectly cold form into
urmtiu‘tton. ‘ [tout one out: without
separating. add it Inhlosptwnl‘ul of un-
tnr; dip the production Into the N122.
mil In brand Iiti‘lilllim null fry In hot
“Throw in at pim‘o of bread: I! It
browns in :30 uncouth! the tut Is no!»
Ilt'ion‘tly ltot.11~t nlt‘uuu ltilt‘r tlt‘t‘un.
Orange Gelatlno.
Son}: one hull" lull: of gelutlur in one-
t‘ourth pint oi cold Wiilt'r for firt- llllli‘
utuo, then sit: into it our hull pint, of
boiling u at 1.‘; odd onehni! pint oi 611
nor utul stir until title suuur bus dis
solved. when strain null lot cool. When
the jelly is beginulntnto but. mix with
the solution one pint ot‘ grape fruit
pulp and juice [the pulp free from
membrane). und the strained juice (it
a Florida (wuugc. Four into prepared
lutlt’shrils of grant- fruit or orange, or
in u mold and set on ice till firm.
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Lemon Filled Cake.
Cronin one fourth cup butter and.
odd glutiubiit‘, while hunting constant
lyroue cup sugar: then add two eggs.
well beaten undone half cup milk.
Mix and slit 1 213 cups flour. with 2
teaspoons baking powder. and add to
first mixture. ’l‘urn into a buttered
dripping pan and bake in a moderate
oven 25 minutes. tut in halves. spread
one hull with lhmou filling. put over
other half and sprinkle with powdered
sugar.
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Stuffing for Baked Filth.
' Mix In a bowl one cup and a half of
soft bread crumbs. halt a. cup of melt-
ed butter, half a tenspooutul or black
pepper. one Y‘gottcrous teaspoonful of
chopped chives and sweet ba‘SllI, hall
a tonspdoniul ofchoppod parsley. and
a seam half beaspooui’ul 0!? salt Two or
three row mushrooms chopped line.
are a good addition to this stufllngra
‘tablespoont‘ul of mushroom oatsup may
be used when fresh mushrooms are not
available.
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Crocheting Help.
bothered by: Y 611001 of thread falli
from my lap It; the floor; says 11‘ 66,1-
9. small pocket pinned to‘ my apron;
run through keeps the spool In place.
may be removed from the, apron when
not in nah, ,and sober
doom-once;
CuritibaY loin
Mix one ounce or one ,
spoon Bensdorp 6 upon
» it the remnant allows of this.
When crochotius l have slwa3,~d been
tributar to Modern Priscilla.l find that ‘
oup bread dough; using: the hand; then ‘
“6‘“? ex well bested. one cup
with an eyelet hole for the threod to
with ohorrieo student with huzol nuts.
Servo with loomed cruc Item and cream
cheese.
For the poor version pool Home or
four large pours. cut them In halves
lengthwise, and cure them. Simmer
gently (they 1111qu not become quite
soft. but merely approach. tenderness)
in water containing just a little sugar.
Ilse the stupor In proportion of one It»
blospotmful to two cups of water, and
iluvor with the juice of a lemon. Drain,
mm and lay the pearl; upon the solud
ntlxtute for the apple salad, omitting.
of ouurou the inputs
From UCIOIIUL’ l to April l st‘hllops
arr in season in our markets, so that
61111164, uteut io'l 'podduuo 11.6.11;
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{1.1 uauu suu tum .toulm out )0 duo n 30
sprint; on; up” 01 ppv ‘nns 3o ptptuodr
not it “domino go A‘tun 11.31th p 'Ypmtsuut
.lpnut 10 {tuttumlssm mitt: 11 till.“ it “GI-I
11.1011 ‘tuuoann 01 sound 3:) duo pupil 1‘:
coupon 'IMAARSGN Jouhu on; Will 6.10m
noun pouturp on at on: You: ildllldi .xeuu
“input humoq out o; hum; pun 'uttup
'tuusn nu nuom :sdnunos Jtl until)
u do; out; snotiotmp filllAH‘IuIil} 1311.3,
jump” 11 so sungaunp Cup: 6.16 Soul,
'usp-uoqs some out .10} llx‘illllllfil
nus om stiopuns to 1.11mi.) a nun onus
noon; 3.31960 nu mm pastuitud st Mots
donors in”, uttulup p.134; 1.10 potuuelo
u up into umotmoau 313m SJiNYfl'r’bN
bassoon trout o3 mu: too} out outlsop
61m pun knots Maui u ennui [tout "till
ton; out ill sadism emtuosou £qu,
‘Jdliflifl out so utul mutt sums
out .t‘rtloytnuld 113113161 muuuun snsur
lolll‘dawhlq emu esott summon on
n halting dish, omen,» with crumbs.
and baked 20 minutes.
For the fried dainty a quart is clean-'
ed as before and turned into a skillet
to cook until they shrlvel. Drain them
now and dry between cheesecloth
Shortening is added. after which the
shellfish are rolled in line bread
crumbs, dipped in egg. nguin‘ rolled in
the crumbs and fried two minutes in
den but lat. Drain dry on absorbent
paper.
Another tasty luncheon dish is cold
v out Wrechnufte This is a specially nice
and uppotlzlng way to use a remnant
of cold moot Prepare this sauce first
or all A tablespoontul of buttermelt‘ed
and heated and o sliced onion cooked
gently in it; until the onion browns dell-
soorchlng.’ Add next a cup of veal stock
I or any soup or gravy if the first nom-
ed cannot “be had). Into this out the
juice from halt a. can. of mushrooms
find then ‘twooups‘or cold. cut-up veal
(scant) Or the, meat truly be sliced
white the mixture hot, out up half a
can of mushrooms and add them to it.
and last of all add quickly the beaten
yolks of tutu eggs. Cook for two min.
éNe'w York Times.
Bolted FY‘ruit Loot. ,
Work one hot: cup butter into one
from ‘
Those sandwiches are 1 r
111 um um £13133 qumn Jam: ‘soznupt. 25
Ycately. This must be done without 224
Now
uteri and serve with potato cr‘ooueites. ‘
Y ‘1 tit—White mt one s
Y,,,:IY‘n lotto: test Inc.
For those Choking
COUGHS
1
,Those dreadful colds that fairly
threaten life, there is one remedy
that will bring quick relief. and
that is KERR'S FLAX'SEED
lEMULSION. LINONINE. For
years this medicine was used ex-
clusively by physicians, but it is
now obtainable at all drug stores.
emnant
Sale of
Linoleum
About 100 316106 of title Linoleum. in
lengths from :3 yards to 7 yards, hi
32c 21 square yard
1 If you are afflicted with cough or
cold it will certainly relieve you
1 up the system.
Even bronchitis that most dis-
tressing and dreaded of coughs.
gives way to the great healing in-
finances of Kerrs Flax-Seed
Emulsion. and it relieves the
.lungs of congestions and prevents
pneumonia. Try it, It is such a
clief.
Three sizes—25c. 50c, $1.00.
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‘cwui‘ssnwcz EXAMINATIONS“:
1 WASHINGTON Jun 2i~wThe tivli
'SI-tvice commission .mnouurc exnmlu~
lations to fill pusitlonu under the led-
moi gotrt‘nranl as follows: March
‘lfl. ut Hartford. Mlddletown and New
Huron: April 31h, at New London:
April tith. at Now Haven: April lOth.
at Bridgeport, Hartford. Middletown
and New l-invon; .‘Ipril llth at Wri-
terbury; April l2th at Hartford.
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXED
Fire Alarm Hood curlers on Electric
\"otks. Telep tone for fire alarms,
No 241
8-—-anshington and North Main 8m.
lilnhackcmo Hotel.
Imeuy and Raymond Sta
{will lo (I Corset Factory. px‘lvtto.
BwHoyt a Theatre.
'l'mlu'orwnlk Hootlta
ll»Muslc Hull. llfrord and City Hotel:
ill—Crush SI.
l2-~xWoet St. Franklin School.
lawaonoord ISL, Concord and Lincoln
Sc unis.
IIWNurth Main and Ann Ste 1
lh‘mwl‘iigh 8t. and Baxuow Ave.
lukaoru‘alk iron Verbs.
l’l~—.West Ate. and Cedar St.
lswlllgh School, West Ave.
ill—Mutt St. and Taylor Ave.
:3 ~1\Elv Ave and Lowe
§I~Chdstnut and Hon Sta
‘xSouth Mum and name Sta.
2:: Lexington Ave. rind Austin 8!.
27-~\\'otlt and Elm Grove Stu.
ti»South \Inin 8L. hetueen Grove Ind
Mondow Ste.
3241.“) Electric Works. State St.
u-xSptlng and Clo 3W
thmnglmulnngdngg“ \' «to: Sta.
3?»: .oc we 1
umrutrflold Ave. and Cedar 8!.
l2” Taylor Ale. and South St.
43—» Woodward A119. and “endow St.
Ibwihu‘rltt and Quitttnrd Aves. nnd Water
mm Womlwnrd 11.111 houmdes Aves.
§thlohh>n mu rt. and i‘llntwood Ave.
62-"-\\nkhlnuton St. li‘ lone
jib-Height will and Amt EL,
61- «\‘oruulk Lock (.‘o. .. 311 IV» um.
Ix) Lit-union non- tutottmlng boxes.
(Ml Muster hour. from which the num
Imt‘ of mu box can be sounded.
Ono stroke or 12 noon and 8 p. in.
«tundnrd time. 1-
one stroke at odd times. testing or
line upon. 1-
iii‘n'n‘trtrti‘l‘. on after {in ulmm. lire out,”
min to mtment. -
filimopaluw strokes. water to be shot
0 . iml «I
At 12.1115 p m. each “’26 316606131. a ho:
is lulled for test.
he alumna for [my district also re
solved by tc'enhone. 2
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
15- t‘mnnr 11f Mnln and Wall Strnets.
‘Itlun Awnue and Inion Pldce.
2':- up print; Hill and Kellogg Sheet.
ill—ml? niou Polk.
26-~Wost Arthur: and Berkeley Street.
‘.7——Ftuuklin Av unite mid Lrttes Pluco.
tum-Gnu house tl’tlvnte box).
12««\\' out Avenue and Metwin Street
titlwllnritr.r Avenue um] Orchard Street.
Siwt‘hapul Snort null Ilnrbor Avenue.
0’6"“ est Avenue“, nent the armory
zilwiitovrns Ftrort and l-Ilm Crest.
“r01: toss Street and Wilton merino.
l..-.‘dnin shoot oud Notth Ateuue.
«ill—«Flutter Street.
aerrnud Shoot and TInanl Lone.
1:3, Main and Catherine Streets.
53-~Neu Cannon Road and Fair Street.
biwCltestnut Street. near Summer St.
55~1Mnin Street and Union Avenue.
din—(In The Green.
Goo-Finn «twnuo and Lincoln Avenue.
Giwfinst Avenue and Doskom Lune
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EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters} 66 'Ion Zant Street.
Telephone 170
I—«Fttch School (private311
E—MMt-in School (private.
Elzmflnst Washington and ort Sta.
2lI~Van Zandt St and Osborn Ave.
ztowlllnst Av . nnd Rowan St t.
aii~Wlufleld St.
3626:1333“ and Charles Stan
‘ tAvo and Fitch SL1 1
225~st John St. and Edlle Avo. 1
832~Seaview Ave. and First St
335-«Boulcvard and Second St.
rias—Cove Ave. and Fifth St
337-Boulevord and Blackstone St.
341~Keyser St and Pine Hill Ave.
Sill—«Keven St. and Duck Fund rd. (To 1
368~Shore Haven. ‘(Te I. )
telephone message to Electric Station
(1'05) between the hours moon-1. and
6.6 m.. lviug location or fire. an alarm
will be gvon of nearest truth
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on premises where located;
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chic!y upon his arrival
at the re.
‘ 8p Yoclal stonato
open
l—One blast alt 18 aunt Inntstandard time.
1-1—-T.wo biasts,‘ rca o ‘
, ‘11-11—Toonty ,otwo. a. to. no morn-
lug session or would school. ,1
11-11~Twenty-atwo,1:2 30 p. 111., no at-
torn on session of public school.
out re department.
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ROWAVTGN FIRE ALARM DISTRIGYTI
12~Hlxhlond Ave. to N. 2.. N. H, fi 3.
R. n.
13-chkory Bluff um Bell lama.
ll—~Pine Point and Roton Point.
611—110“ Island hound1 to MoKInl
‘ 3—"C enttol." MoKI nloy St to
zszennoyer St. to
ail—Gross St. to Boiler
2I-Rnll llrood towBrookalao.
64mm 3 1.1.1.266”... nrciokstae ‘
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Eastern Felon-1600 (Bridgeport only.
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WINTER
WEATHER
We offer you the last chance
to buy it Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are clostngout our entire
stock of these Stores in many
sizes at low down prices.
Horace .R. Nash
N. Main &Wost Sis.
S.Norwalk_ _
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY‘
FACILITY CONRISTENT
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YEDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot VloooProo. 1
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd VIOO-
WILFRED BQDWELL., Duhler ‘
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DIRECTORS
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Christian Swan: fired. H. Rowhn
Henry 8. Lockwood
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$100,000.00 . $117,000.00 ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler