IIITIII TI'IIIIKI TIIE
IIIW IIAVEII IIIIIILI
IIIT IIVIIIIII ilil'l'E
ow
That the New York, New Haven
THEATRE
DON CARLOS'
MINIATURE CIRCUS
Performing Dogs and Ponies
LAURA DEAN dz. WILFRED SIBLEY
II’re'centing the Farce. “A Metropolitan
Night Abroad"
‘ . BERNARD e. ROBERTS
Domedlane of Exceptional Cleverneee
PEPPINO
Entrancing With Piano Accordion
GREY e. PETERS
Cycling Peers
r
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[MING THURSDAY—Motion Pic-
the Crowning of King George in India,
_ ,. NOW OPEN
The Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers in its
Grape Arbor Grill one of the most se-
lsct’bnd delightfully cozy restaurants
to be found in the state.
The encellonce of the cuisine and
service completes for ilridgeport a grill
idiom which will fill a longtelt wnnt.
Orchestra-Every Evening at 6
little d-Hote Dinners, 6 to 8
p. m.-—750; with wine $1
Iin‘ess Men's Lunch 11.45
a. m. to 2.30 p. m.— 500
Other Hours: A la Carte Service
' at moderate prices.
FAIRFIELD AVE.,oPp R R. STATION
Bridgeport, Conn.
LOVER’S
“The Place"
0 standard for what is iat-
' Thor-
rid correct in style.
. oughly dependable.
South wNotwa‘ik
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ED BY :tROLLEY CAR.
HES'I’ER, Jan. 26 —-Charles
d twenty-two years. was-
trolley car here‘ this morn-
nt 0! his home He was
it the rails and was struck
I n end steam rand tracks .
orhtilpe draw that
tom of the Great Equitable Fire and‘
‘ Elia Miller Adams against Warren Ad. i
. aid of bioodhounds searched the one
oeedod in gettingl every ,
AT Hovr's mm... .
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The Bill Which Includes Mre. Whit
ney and Miss Richardson. an
Excellent One.
The Opening performance of the.
weekend 'IlI“ at lioyt'u 'l‘llentii'o yester-
intended inuiince oi the season un-i
doubtedh being: augmented by the ow
nounrcrnont that Mrs. Leonard Whit—l
net and Miss Elizabeth Richardson. 01'
this city iWOllIlI make their firm rip-I
pcararlto in vaudeville here .it that
little.
i‘uvorilibly known hero iii musical clr~
ties for some time, and
stage. Their upponrnnce brought, forth
ii moot enthusiastic ovation and choir
of their vocal seleclonn "urns most
heartily applauded.
best use of their vocal talents.
merits. They certainly must have felt.
highly complimented by their
lion yesterday.
i.
a comedy musical sketch. in which
they aicceodod ill nilording the rind-
edy and pleasing songs; Sidney
Shield’s Players appeared in it snappy
and mirth provoking plnylel. Probably
no at rohaitlt performance has display,
ed more athletic skill and side splitting
comedy than that 115 'lhc Steiner Trio
which concluded a most pleasing en-
lortuin nont.
The pictures, including the. Equlin»
hie Building tire. were very tine.
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IIIIIIIIII MEMBERSHIP ‘
IIIIVTII VEIIV SMALL
NEW YORK. .lnn. 26.—-Z\lolillierslrip
('i'rusotl by
listless
094,000 according to sta-
prcpai'od by Dr. P. K. Carroll,
sus. The increase is less than 1.?
rent.
satisfactory." comments llr. (.‘urroll
part of this country‘s populnilon are
not church members. 'I‘ho body of
ministers. one or whose principal 'dll
tics is oili'ioirsly to secure converts. is
increasing. The number of churches:
is increasing also. But the average
not increase in membership or the
Methodist Episcopal Church or of the
Protestant Episcopal «Church was
about t'wo [or each of the churchse.
The Methodist (‘hurcii ‘airows tho~
greatest proportionate gain in mem-
i.ersi~.ip~~20~l.000 over .1010. The no:
'rnan Catholic Church shows the grent~‘
er numerical gain, 230, 000.
GIRL WHO MARRIED AT 13 NOW
SEEKS DIVORCE. L
l
Put on Long Skirts to Make Herlelt
Look Older-Brideproom.
.Wu Only Sixteen.
GREENWlCH. Jun. 28 ~Fillng 0!,
papers in a divorce suit here for Mrs. i
rims. disclosed ii marriage in New 110'
chelle, N. Y.. in 1801, of a thirteen-
yeamld girl to a slxteen-year-oid boy.
According to the papers in the;
case, Adams was extremely jealous;
of his .tliirteen-yeanold fiancee. and
for this reason ‘her mother suggested
that the5 marry, but live apart for
two years.
With the girl dressed in long shirts
to make her appear older than she'
was, the pair went to New Rochelle.
where the marriage was' performed
They did not live together until
1903. and separated in 1908.
FIRED ON TRAIN LOAD OF STRIKE—
BREAKERS. . ,
MEMPHIS, Tenth, Jan. 28. ~SeVeral
posses under the direction of United
States deputy'nrars-hals and with the
skirts of. Memphis surly today tor per
sons Who late last night fired a lion‘-
tired or more shots into on illiuois
conveying shop employes'iinil other
workmen to Memphis attortbeir diiy'e
work" in the illinols Central iNnnconé
day nltm noon was probably the bestw
These ladies have been well lillll.’
i
nntirrullyl
”inhelr many friends are deeply interest-I York. Westcheuler and Boston. $8,000,.
rd in their venture. on the professional;
Their repertoire;
inrludoo two ducts nnd two solos. ill-g
tor'diirg them opportunity to make the:
Their:
skeich is without. special stage. settling
accessories, and their slit-coils depends I
entirely upon their vocal accomplish"
rcccp/
"The other acts are The leopards, in a,
beautifully not and thrillingly executed ‘
acrobatic sketch; Page and Watson. in'
ience much amusement by happy com-I
of all churches of‘tho United Slates in-’
formerly tilrcr-ior of the rollgimis cen- ‘
per.
”It cannot be considered at all:
"The canvass shows that the greater.
. would not be Issued
.tlirit the mini bus driuully not.
’ a sale of debentures.
, out oil) will prolong 11120. It creates
by certain Boston financiers. who no—
view the financial situation of the
road. These financial exportil claim
that the road is not over capitalized
and that. even ill view of the heavy
burden ol‘ dobt and fixed charges the
c‘ompimys tluuriclltl Initiation is im-
pregriably llirolig I
The cliilln is made, however, that
the company in not ill a position to
continue with prudence the eight per
cent dividend.
They point out that there should be
oorlnldernble In the way 01‘ deductions
iiiirido. from lilo (oiupiim' s vullinlidrl of
. its physicnl proporty, which is probuh-
15 based on the Stewna inventory
made some time ago. These dcdut'»
illlllll-i which would illnouni to over
.W" 000 000, give depreciation on the
cost or lhcr oad of over $10,000. deduc-
ftloli from Connecticut 170. invest.
mom :1 2.000.000. dodudlion from Now
I
000. and other large deductions from
illlt‘ Rliode Islnnd trolley investment
the New England Navigation (”:0 , and
the. Boston iorrniuui propcrll.
A statement says:
“in short, the New Haven should
not be paying more than six per cent.
dividend, and live. per cent. would be
reasonable. Any such rate as that
Ind credit. some depreciation of the
p ro port 5'.
dividend reduction such as suggesti-
propoi'iy accounts to the very great
improvement of the company's annual-
statement, and would be more eloilhe debts and charges against it were
queut no an argument than pages of
explanation relating to high
cost. temporarily
sets and do on. The stock market
llasodlsgonulod such a reduction and
there is no convincing reason Mu it
should not be made.”
NEW HAVEN ROAD' TO BORROW'
”0.000.000 ON NEW NOTE. ISSUE.
The year or 1012. though not. 501
very for advanced hits round the.
New ‘lmIi, Now Haven and linrirord
road in the. tunnel market for a loan.
on short time notes to the iiinonnt’
‘ aiiiisetiirr of :30. 000 000 ii is iliideru‘
mood ilint the money will be used to
.iiliie up the maturing note issue of
. 1011 which was put. out when the road
:i’ound that the inurlitil for the sale
of bonds one not on iiivornlllo us was
. desired
Among financial men the lsaunnce
Ioi short Ii‘i‘lll notes is not regarded
with especial favor and it is poliitodf
out 0' tliopr that time there ii noodf
liiui'kci lor houdn the short term notes
5
i
.
i
.
i
i
ii the note issue is [or the purpose:
of retiring last your ‘s notes Iii-i is be
IIQYMEII llicso linunrinl men point out;
lid:
vaured financially on the deal. no it
will have to pay the double expense
and the double bunkers eolilinleslotr.
They claim that. the persistent use of
short terms notes will in time street
the borrowing capacity or the roll.
roads hiring them.
investors are glad to get the notes.
Whotiever as they are generally more
advantageous in their terms than are
bonds but the expense of the method.
it is pointed out, will iii time tend to
curtail improvement and development.
Among other large borrowers tilts
5ear have been the American Harves-
tr (:0. $20. 000 ,000, also short term
notes. the Rock daland, $20. 000 .000, the
Chicago and Northwestern. 316. 000.000,
and the Norfolk and Western $14, 000
000.
The New York Central . plans to
ralse‘830.000.000 shortly. probably on
.....w.»m-u
lit was a trim spluster who said
that small boys were divided into me
classes—«the bad ones and the dead
ones.
At on 00605000 030 waste is more
mu than repair. The organs not
more slowly and last; elfedtusllythpn
In youth Th'o a trellis is porn. the .
poor and dices on weak. . ‘ ,
We want to say to every and per
son in this vicinity that V1710). 0m- an.
llcioris cod liver and iron tonic (With-
an appetite, aide digestion ”and makes
good blood. In this clitoral mariner
Vino} retards waste ‘11ng replaces
m .
and Hartford railroad should out he .
dividend Irate from eight per cent to
six per cent is argued lit somc‘lonsth'
now being paid means an liuwai'rarll~’
able strain on the company‘s nuances
The two or three millions;
annually which would be saved by a
cd could be appropriated on \inrlonsj
labor 5 descendeut.
lilllil‘oduetive 00.
fithe estate. and his account as such
.‘Judge lxmkwood because or the hit-
in
(the instrument gives to mm. J. Do
and Owen Donahue or Buffalo.
.IISIIIIIS‘ llillill
I
Iain, Caiemel and Cathodic, Plile Are
Vlolent—-—They Act 977 Hawaii u
Pepper Act- In Noetrllo.
Take a Calumet tonight. and thori-
011me cleanse your LIVII‘,‘3IOIIIRCh
and ..Bowell. and you will surely toot
great by morning. You men and mm-
en who have headache, coated tongue.
can't 61901). are billous. nervous and
upset. bothered with n slob. sassy,
disordered “stomach, or hav backache
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Castlerete-mor merely forcing a pass-
llilewny every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or custor oil? This is
Important. ‘
(labourers immediately cleanse and
regulate tho stomach. remove the sour.
undigested iind fermenting food and
foul guises; bike the excess liilc from
the liver and curry oil the decomposed
waste matter and poison from the in
testines nu'd bowels.
Remember, a Cascade-t tonight will
straigtllen you out by morning. A 10-
oet box from your dr'lig‘giist means a
clear head and cheerinlness {or
months. Don‘t. forget the children.
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HEIRS OF DEBORAH SHEDD.
W...
Estate of Nearly 380,000 to Go to the
Collateral Heirs.
STAMFORD, .inu. 20.--».ludgu Henry
W. (lregory oi the Norwuik Probate
Court has tirade n'iiecrco lining the
succession tax on the estate of Lie-
borull Snood. who died here on Dec.
12. 1910. at $3,800.99, and directing
Ithat the net outnlo be distributed per
intlrpes among the, collutei'ul helm oi
’1 lilrs. Shedd.
} The gross estate was :81 ,‘01. and
$3,071.20 Mrs Sheila left no linen?
One claim for 2.500 was disallow.
find. and the claim who not pressed it
was for alleged services _.
liniry lie-ii use administrator of
thus been allowed bydudne Gregory.
who sat in the case. at request of
lot ‘0 relationship to Mr Bell
The not estate will be distributed
among the following collateral heirs
of Mrs :«lliedd: William id Jarvis. or
Milliicnpolls ii brother: William P.
..lurvis 01‘ Springfield. lilo, and Sarah
F. Mason. of Clinton .510. children or
John P. .lnriis is 00000300 brother;
hlcunlr i’. Ferguson in Florence. Aid.
0 daughter of ’ilurlo l .liirviaI ii do»
t'oinwd sister; linillo B. Murray, 01'
Mlnsonln, Mon, Deborah ”057105. of
Aberdeen. South llnlioln and Myth .1
.‘iler'.ilil oi Miniionpoiin. children ol.‘
James 1‘ Jul-via. u deceased urollloi'.
COURT TAKES ACTION
Waterbury Health Ottleer Must Prove
Hie Right to Hdld Over.
\\'A'l‘ERliiiiiY. .lnn. 20.»-.Ilulne 1307'»
live. oi the. Superior Court, today is
sued an order ciilng‘llr. Thomas J.
Kilmurtin to show frantic why he
holds the. position oi oily lieultli' oiii.
cor. Dr. lilierles Ellgelkt’ claims he
was elected two years 3‘30 for a term
of two yours. and that. he was ousted;
when the Deitlocrnis came into powor
the first of the your.
in the breech of. promise suit of his
lip Morrison. 01' Waterbury.i against
Joseph nrennun,’ot Dobbin-5i. lodg-
rnetrt for 83,000 was given in favor of.
the plaintiit. In the suitor R. A. Lowe
oi. iii. against'l’hlllp Hendrick, of.
Norwich. an action for trend. judg-
meat. was given for the plaintiff to
recover 34.02165.
5’
WILL 0F MRS. MARY DONOHUE.
The will 01 Man Donahue.“ ‘ who
died on' Jan. 2 1012, has uteri admit-
ted to probate by Judge Lockwood
in Stamford. It disposes or real es-
tate estimated to be with 34,000.
“...—a.
notion. of South Norwalk, 0 son, the
house and lot all- 22 mt Meadow
street. mainland. and to Miss Kate E.
Donahue at Stamford, a daughter the
house and lot at 24 East Meadow
street. Stamford. The remainder of
the estate is to goI‘to the above-named
beneficiaries; in equal shims. Other
surviving children or Mrs. Donahue
are Martin Douohue, of New York,
DAVENPORT’I GOLDEN WEDDING
WHIII lilll SliIl”
.« in. and south Norwaik up to 6:66“
......“ mm
ALL IORTB 0F ELKB.
To Compete for duh and Glory at
Grand Convention In Portland.
PORTLAND. Om. .Itin. 20.~.~14‘at
Elks, lean Elks, tall Elks. short 10le
and aged Ellis will compete for cash
and glory at the Eilta' grand lodge ire-
union in Portland next July.
The committee in charge or the
celebration ivill give 825 to each the
fattest. the leanest. the lalioat, the
shortest and the oldest lclk appear-
ing. in the mammoth parade, which
wil be a spectacular l'cliture of the
week. Furthermore, the winner in
each domrtnri-ut will be given an hon-
ored position In the grand munch pre.
coding the society ball on the riots-
ing night of the «invention.
Portland business men will diatri-
bilte approximately $10,000 in prizes
among visiting delegations of Ellis.
The following. awards ,iilroudy have
been authorized, distribution to be
buried on the derision ol’ the judges:
linird concert. $1,000 and $500.
Bonds in pura‘ilo but not in concert,
$000. 3300 71nd $200.
IJGIIgt! having greatest
mileage il’llllllllm‘ 01' members ill liné
multiplied by distance from home «to
Portland) $360, 6260 and $160
Lodge. making boat iimieili'urice
pui'nde. $300, $200 and $100.
lodge. having greatest. number
men iir lino. (Oregon lodges excluded
Iron competition) 3300. $200 and
$100.
. Lodge wearing illosi unique
Ioriil. $300. $200 0an $100.
Lodge having greatest number on
women In parade. $260, $160 and $100
Boat decorated flout In parade.
$600, $300 and 8200.
Best drilled organization lil parade.
$500, $300 and 8200.
More than $2 000 will be distribut-
ed for the host decorated buildings in,
the business (II-Strlt'i ot the tl't5. and:
substantial prizes will be given to
homo owners who iii-corona their prey»
orlirs.
ill
lini—
W ...... .mm
~For shy pnln, train top to too.
from any cause. apply Dr. Thomas’
Eclectrio Oil. Pain can't stay where
it. is- used.
ififi.ll.ilii:i.iiiiliiii
in Effect Oct.1, 19131
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. him—PHI”. 5:0”. 15:61:. 6:09. 6:“;
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l0: iflint 10:46:17. 11:33:;
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7 00x. 7 1:. . xii-x. 8 2hr. 0:10;. 10: 28.
W.
NEW YOR‘K TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M. «4; 46x. 6:10.816. 6200:. 8:037:
3:66x, 9:16.57. 10 02x.10:06,1100x, 11:08.
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I: 015:. 6: 08, it: 00:. 8. 01in. 0:30.11:00x. 11:30
12:00»
Sundays.
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0. 57101200. 5.020. 0:0 4. 0: Dis, 7.: x.
s 307:. 9. 300. 11.0077. ”100$
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sou'rH NORWALK 70 New
HAVEN.
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Sundl Lye
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DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK'
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M.«~3:<16'x.6Iir, 0:30 o.
0 Blind days.
A. film-7165. 11:55
P. Ida-6: 00, 7: 39:.
M
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
. . d
A £37, 11300 (daily except Mon aye).
M.:--l 26. 4 .3677. 6: 21:. 8:30, 7:18.
Sundays.
:3}; 7:15.
NEW YORK TO BOSTON. .
stopping at New Haven, New London
, and Providence.
Luv. South Norwalk.
.11 31.0.7: .isx. 1 17:, s: on. 9 13x. 10:23:.
”I
P. inf-12- .073‘. 1:30. 5:111, 3717:. 6:14;.
i: 7 Exam
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT 01in
I):
0:3.1
P.
’é‘I‘l
or Dover street). every day‘ (03- ,
«pt slander). at 8 p in. new
received It Nor-walk up to 4 p.
’0 3.
Norm " ‘ Storinilioat Company
A0001. .3 truth. 0. c. Hog-m
aggregate .
Elite-escapes is interfered with
, 644103“ Avenue and Baseball:
I a. m.,
. P1 at on oil cm h 011 1
mini minnow rm. moi mill. “mitt". .00... if... .20” 5“ °’
88. mt Rh”. New York (loot Secon alarms are 0 to be given by
at the tire.
A Prompt Relief for
Coughs
Kerr‘s ”Flax-Seed Emulsion,
Linonirie. is the surest and most
thorough remedy for all forms of
colds, especially those hacking
coughs that breed bronchitis and
its attendant dangers. One tea.
spoonful of Linonine at bed time
so soothes the membranes thatI
lthe irritations are healed suffic-
icntly to permit a peaceful night’s
rest, and this treatment {chewed
Ifor a brief space of time, restores
«the user to perfect health. Lin-
onine builds up the system at the
,samc time it is curing the cold and
Istrengthens the membranes of the
throat and lungs, rendering them
less sensitive and less liable to
~ colds.
oi” '
At all drlggists. 260, 60C, 31.
Pr»... .
STATE FACTORY INSPECTOR
BUSY.
l'leitTFORD. Jan, 26.--l‘~‘nctory ln~
spot-tor McLean finds that the on
iori'omcnl or the law relating to
by or-
rllnanecs iii various cities dealing with
eficronrhmeniu. it in under stood
that a test case is to be brought to
clarity the situation.
FIRE ALARMS
eourli ponwn‘LK rm: ALAMI
aoxee
litre Alarm Headquarters at Electric
Works. Telephone for tire alarm].
No. I .
zwflvsshinglon and North Main Sm.
biahsckomo Hotel
wailoy and Raymond Rte
(wait & (.1 Janet Farrow. Private.
I-ulioyl' a Thfifl‘i'finl
7~Norwullt Hoopla:
8~Muslc Hall. billion! and (lily Hotels
amorous St.
H-witWiest 51.. Franklin School?
lil-dConcord Sn. Concord and Lincoln
iiiohoole.
VIM-North Main and Arm Ste.
16-41117 St and liavvtew Ave.
lomx. orwulk Iron Works
l'i'mWeat Ave and Cedar St.
15»- High School. West Ave.
21~Wmit SI. and Taylor Ave.
"3~»\'Eiy Ave. and Lowe St.
Btntfhcetnut and Hour Sta.
‘15~ xSuulh Main and 6 ohms Sis.
-0»~l..oxlnnton Ave. and Austin St.
27MWrot and i-Zlm Grove Sta.
I~1-fimxlh Main St.. bemoan Grove and
Meadow Sis
dew-xi”) Electric Works. State St.
at was ring and (‘la
36min} avlli‘md nnd‘r inter Sis.
37~xlmkvvoodu
li-«Fatrtleld Ave. and Led“ St.
42 «Taylor Ave. and South St.
4'II—~Woodward Ave and Meadow St.
Ifimfilurrlli and Quintard Aves. and Water
46»erdwnrd and Lavender! Avee.
illufloldcu Hill St. and Eimvvood Ave.
52....“ ashlnnton St. Bride 0
hamlfi‘lelght yard and Ann 51..
S4-Noluuik Lock (‘0, private.
in) Denotes non interfering boxes.
(Ml Muster box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be reminded.
One. at oke at 12 noon and I p. 171..
standard iron. 1—
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line open. 1-
100 strokes ai‘ter an alarm. tire out. re»
culls department. 1-1
'I‘l'iirec11 slow strokes. water to be shut
off. —— ... ,
At is: 06 p. 777.. each “‘10 Noddy. a box
is rolled for test.
ire ulurrns for an
delved by telephone. .l.
.. .--
private.
district also re-
“ a
NORWALK Fl RE ALARMS
16~.~(Tor‘ilor of Main and with streets.
..im Roldan Avenue and «Union Place.
Liz-msgpilng Hill and Kellogg Street.
fltwl‘ niou Polk
26-Wesi Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~~Frnnlriin Avenue and Lyrics Place.
31.4300 house. ’iPrivnlc box).
:iamwesl Avenue and Mervin Street.
33~-Hnrbor Avon to and Orchard Street.
:ithhnpeIi Shoe and Harbor Avenue.
{itimW est Avenue. near the armory
BSwSievens Street and Elm Croat.
“~me Street and “illnn avenue.
icmhiain street and Mom Avenue
43~Frniice Street.
51~Grnnd Street and Tllidnll Lane.
63-Mnln and Catherine Streets.
63~New Canaan Road and Fair Street.
“whatnot Street. near Summer St.
55—45mm Street and Uni 071' Avenue.
szwon The Green
88~Enst Avenue and Lincoln Alignue.
ire..-
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXI!
Fire boutique 7ch. 66 Van Zant Street.
elephant: 1'." 0
4~Fitch School (private).
6~Mirrvin School (private.
2l2-§ast Washington and rt Sis.
2H— un Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
261 eldest Ave. and Bowen St.
tit-JV nerd St.
rigs—so and Charles Ste.
tin-East Ave. and Ft ten St.
sill—St. John St. and Edits Ave.
asmvlew Amman First St.
386~Boulevard andan Susan at.
388.00% Ave: and Filth
337~Boulovard and Blackstone St. (Tel.
MlmKeyser St. and Pi no Hill Ave. (Tel.
Rio-«Keyser St. and Duck Pond mi. (1301.
3Mhom Haven. 01)
Atelepnone message to Electric Station
(706) between the hours to p. m. and
vine location 0:0 fire, an alarm
will be ven 0t neuron t box
the chief or acting chic!y upon his' arrival
pee-iii Signals
1.07m blast at ”will times. testing or. has
pen.
12—0138 Inuit at 8 In... .m.. standard 017110.:
1- l—Jl‘wb blastS. . .
‘_-11 ll lb-Twonty tw we. at 8 than. i'n‘o'rnorn-
2:30 p. 177.. no u-
in: session or publlosc
Ilsllr'rw‘entyd wo. at!
ooh pension of public school. '
1111111§11-Ten blasts quickly. calls the
entire department.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT!
twatu‘l‘liend Mon to 18.2.; N. n. a E
“ “wt: 3%
.lE-«Wblte Briana nigh“ to Brook 0.
to Bonn
About 100 yards oi 800 Linoleum, in'
lengths from :2 yards to 7 yards, at
32c a square yard
TheA.J.Angevine
& Son Co.
134 -136 Washington Street
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MAILS
aSouth Norwalk PostoIflce
MAIL! ARRIVE FROM
2.
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Western Pointy-6; 66 6: 30.10: 30 a. in;
1:30, am 4:35. 0:57.55
Danbur ~6:55.B:30&.m;11:.00 6:.16p m.
Nor-wet ~13: 30, 9:00.10:00 a. m.:1;00. I: 00.
m
. . °"’ 0 “drummer .. ..
acorn an... taroxepo 0).
8 405.1000 a. m..1:00.6 ,sioo _p.m.
‘Weetern Pointy—8: 40. 10':“ 000 a. m.' . 12:86.
i:50 ..:35. 6:,00 11:00an
Do: nbur-6z00.0:46a.m.;l:,00 6:00;). In.
Norwel mil: 00. 00:.il00 10.00 a. m.; 1:00..
a: 35, 4:00. a; 00p 1').
Mails for all 6points close 6; 30 p. in Sun
days.
E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
. Enterrio POIMIwI: 55. 7: 00. 10: 30 8.. m.
'0.0 5. 3: 0.
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Norwalk Postoffice
M“? Deepetcned
m ~F
m. ~Danbury division
m.~Westan dSouth Norwalk.
in. wEaet. West and 80 Norwalk.
m.—~New York and West t.
p. «Emit and South Norwaik.
. in. ”Danbury division.
.m.,~—-Pointelwest 0! Stamford. Lot-
tors
in ~West and South Norwalk.
.m *Cnnnon Station. Danbury In;
Wilton. '
rip—East. West and So. Namath.
inn—Bast W eat and So. Norwelk.
Sundays and Holidays.
mull closes at 6' 30 p. m.
05 collection at 3: 30 p.117.
Malls Received.
m.~Ail directions.
m.~Cannon Station
m.——East. west of Bridgeport.
m.-\Vilt%nNnnd Dignbury.
..rn -Sout 'orwn
m.—-Eaut. W eat and So. Nomll.
xiv-Darrow}; division.
m.-—Efl3t. W eat and So. Nor-walk.
m. «East.
East and South Norwnlk.
IE—New York, Brooklyn and South
Norwulk.
"'30 p. m ~—East.sw'cst and So. Norwaik.
d ayo.
s: 00 a. ni. mEnst West and So. Nor-walk.
Carriers' window open from 9 until II
a. m. - E. S. ADAMS. Pogtmuter.
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There will still be
, Plenty of
WINTER
WEATHER
We otter you the last chance
to buy 0 Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our entire
' stock of these Stores in many ,
sizes at low down prices.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8; West Sis.
Sliomslk .
CityNationaIBdllk
'ramsnc'rs A GENERAL BANKING I
B BINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
U FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
‘ BANKING .
d Profit.
Capital surplus in
$100,000.00 $111,000.00
——-fl
Safe Deposit Boxes 38 and 85 per your
EDWIN H. NIATHEWSON. Prue.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 101' VICOvPI‘OI.
FREDfRICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.-
WlLl-‘RED BODWELL, Cashier
. DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace MII'V‘.
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman LewII n.1-iuributt
‘ Henry 8. Lockwood
9“}. _
‘ hammer in ,
U‘. o. Peter-v once.
. 1870 to less
001000, 1006310111;- Spent.
‘ BRIDE-EMT. mum.
Norwalk Chronicler