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. 441614666 You For Months Against a
.1 - ,2 Sick Headache. Biliousneu, Con-
‘ ' otlpatlon or a Bad Stomach.
" Put aside—just once~the Salts,
1‘Cathartlc Pills. Castor Oils or purga-
‘ . live waters which merely force a
’WSageway through the bowels, lull.
do‘not thoroughly cleanse, freshen and
purify these drainage or alimentary
organs. and hav41 no ettoct whatever
upon the liver and stomach.
Keep your iusith1 organs pure and
fresh with Casvarcts. which thorough-
ly cleansc1 the stomach, remove the
hndigested, sour and fermenting food
and food gases. take the excess hilc.
irom the liver and car1y' out or the
system all the decompouell waste mat-
ter and poisons: in the intestines and
b0111.eis
A Cascarct tonight will make youi
{eel great by 11.2110111iug They 11"oik
while you sleep-- --11c1cr gripe, sickcn
and cost only 10 cents a box from your
‘druggiet. Millions (ii men and 1101116111
take 1a Camaret now and than and nov-
01‘ have Headache. Bliiousucss, (outed
tongue, Indigestion, Soul' Stomul ll (11'.
Constipated bowels.
- in New household.
to take them.
Children just 101::
LEAVE TOMORROW FOR FLORIDA
Several Norwalk Residents Will Spend
Several Weeks in South.
Tomorrow more of NOX‘Wl'llkS popu-
0! the sunny south. to remain for the
balance of the winter. This is one of
the most beautiful times of your in.
Florida and the weather will be so-
perb there from now on until it is
Allme for the visitors to return home
Reports from Daytoua. Florida,
state that the weather is beautiful and
that the a1eragc tcmperaturc is
. somewhere between seventy-five null
15,; eighty degrees. The swimming is ex-
cellent and the fishing 111141.
There are more people, moi-41 auto-
mobiles, and a much happier, guyer.
fun-loving crowd than in prcvlms
years. An aelopianc giyes daily-
do so. for a mile 01' so either way on
the bench. between the Clarendon
inn and Kentiug's t‘.nsi11(1-piuccs well
known to the many Norwulk pcoplo'
Awho 1161c visited Daytona.
Tomorrow afternoon
_;~‘lrom New York city,
‘b‘elieck, 0t .\'orwulk.
James Sollcck, of
Miss Nettie Sellcck. Miss lx'ulhcrinc
Malkin, Mr. and Mrs. .iuic11 Hull. and
William C. .icssup or \‘orwulk. will
sail on the slcumcr "\iohuwk,’ " of tht1
Clyde Line Steamship Company. thc'
largest.
boat running from New
Charleston and Jacksonville.
A number 1‘10111 \‘orwalk export to
'go to the Metropolis to see their
lrieuds off on the steamer and to wish
them hon voyage.
taking his automobile with him on the
'lioat 1
at :i o'clOck
Captain laauc
his brother
York
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY.
' in ,Grace Euotis Entertained a Com
pany of Friends.
’A.1‘ery pleasant birthday party was
old at the home of Miss Grace Eustis.
.hln Lawrence street, South Norwaik.
We talented guests furnished music
and singing. while the rest were en-
gaed playing games and different
ports. The evening was spent very
pleasantly until the early hours of the
sat: day. Those present were Lillian
with, Florence Smith. Rose Taylor.
Elsie ’ Broadhurst, Esther Mead, Clara
" el Stan. Dora Stan, Annata—
1 llymrace Eustls Mrs Weidncr,
6mm Sn‘iith, Marie Kanffman, Mo's.
166m Wicks. \lrs. Clarence Arnold,
Mrs, Baraclangh, Esther Merriam.
E'Mny Blauovelt, Charles Smith, Philip
Merriam. Henry Jennings, Elmer Bras-
en, Lester Starr. Chester Guiles. El-
ert Smith Bennie Dalton. Edward
Mrs. Baraclaugh. George
Saxonmeycr, Clarence
Forming Orum. ‘ ‘
rt right now, before the cold
or comes to kill cwtarrh germs
‘tflr‘id a: eaten-11. It's the'best
,r‘ea’the-Hyomoi {pronunce it High-
_4;1‘)'.".‘It is made of‘Australlan
odiyptus. thymol and other antl-
,,, and besides destroying the
33,14 soothes and heals the sore,
membrane and prevents mucus
Cas< arels helong'
. 'fi “ ‘tlights and those wishing to ride may;
New York slate.-
most beautiful and speellicst'
it):
Mr. Jessup intendsE
A Convenient Cover.
A white linen cover that ('1111 be
used as n piucushion (also or a sachet
is made from white llucn, scalloped.
eyelcltcd und cmlu‘oidcred with 11 de-
' sign or monogram on the top.
Draw a circle 10 inches in diameter
laud divide it on the edge into 12
Epoints of compound Stallops. Each
.poinl consists of :1 top control 84 .1llop
l Willi two 011 ouch sidc of it. making 11
slope of an inch and one half The
mallops should be about 01141 quarter
.of an inch deep. ’
l
4
lowest point of the Blallmi draw cy-c
111116.21 to thc. cizclc. two to each
Ipoiut. In the center may no a flour
delta, a spray of flowers. or a mono-
gmm. all to be worked in solid om-
bi roidery'. E
Trace tho. patteruwwhlch should he ill‘l‘llllgo it at once into serving (ii~h ‘
Edrawn ou hcan
illnc white linen.
paper—«1n a top of
For the under sldc'
lotion will leave l’OJ' F‘lotidu the had overlap two selvcdgos of the. liucn a tl141(11111..l1iy chilled.
half inch 611d- draw the circle on the'
l
Etwo pieces as if one. This gives an
yopenlng at the middle at back when
éthc cover is finished. '11 huttouholc
l
and a button on the under one.
J Work the eyelets on the back with and a little salt pepper. paprika. a '" “”m‘klm‘ or 939”" 9"'l“”"’8“" Fm”
ullttlc ground mnco‘ “5"" ("ML
white mcrcerlzell cotton and thc 6011- ’
tral design and eyelets 011 the top.
{Basie the two pieces together and"
butouhole the. scallop tl-irnugh the,
two thil knosses of linen.
1'customaly top and bottom
getheir
Run while or colored baby ribbon:
.lhrough the eyelets and tie In a n1au_11-'
looped bow at one sidc..l1‘ol lht1
sachet maln- 11 circular case or white
muslin and till with oi rls root or lay-
i Hider. l! the cover is used for 1‘4 pill-
‘cushiou, the. cushion part is made
lt’rom six and (11141 liulfinch circles of;
satin stuffed with wool 01 hr,un to be
firm lull rather tint. E
'l‘houc covers ulc dainty 11 hon kopt‘
1'11nliiely' white 1111i 11 \1llilu ribbon. but
are pretty for 11 pi i‘:'. room luudo or
blue or pink liucu cmhrolllcrcd in
.wliilc lucr'cciizcd (ottou or in colorcdl
cottons on :1 whitc ii 14 ltgiouud.
Roast Mutton.
Wash and wipe (i111' a nice1 it" of
mutton; with suit, poppet and hour,
,put in the. dripping pan with :1 lllllO‘
water llustu li‘quleilll) 11itl1 tlit1 (liip.l
Eplngs (.‘ook froul an hour and a quar '
tcr to an hour and a half. A few 1141120.
tables Slit cd in the pun always im-
{prom the1 drum of tht11 i'ouisl.~--l1ail Riv-
!er Herald.
luccd - to-
1‘
l
Chicken and Rice. E
Put. one quart of water into a porc
lain kettle: add one tablespoon of lal‘tll
and a good pinch of suit, our cup 01‘
well washed rice, :1 little onion pulp
and tomato juice. Cook until nearly
done. Cut chicken or fresh pork into:
small pieces. add to the. rice and 41411 or
closely Cook slowly until chicken is
done.
'c-'
11
1
Rices Griddle Cake.-
Boil half a cupful of rice. When
cold mlv with one quart of sweet milk,
the yolks of four eggs and flour nulli-
ciem. to make a stiff batter. Beat the
whites to a stiff froth, stir in one tea-
spoonful of soda and two of cream of
tartar, add a littlesalt. and lastly. the»
whites of the eggs. Bake on a griddle,
A nice way to serve is to spread them
while hot with butter. 01' with almost
any kind of: preserves 03' jelly, roll
them up neatly. cut off the ends, sprin-
kle with sugar. and serve immediately.
~Chlcago Inter 0cosan.
\
._.—-..
Biscuit Crust for Chicken Pie.
- Sl'tt together one pint of flour. one
level teaspoon of salt and four level
teaspoons of baking powder. Chop in
two level tablespoons each or lard and
butter until line, then moisten 'wlth
sweet milk to a still’ dough. ‘ Toss it
out on' to a well floured board. roll out
to the size of the dish, butetr the
edge of the dish cover with the crust.
being careful to press it wall against
the side of (the pan.“ In the 'centor
make a deep cross cut and turn back
the edges of the crust. insert a cone
made of stiff white paper and bake
about 40 minutes.
4
w
. Chowder.
Fish. oysters or ("11111116, canned or
-tresh: thin slices of bacon out line.
. one half can tomatoes. several onions
out line, potatoas out into cubes.
these 'ngredients together,
Fry
season
. highly. add link or chains. 6‘s desired.
6 it tender. Before rsmov vlng
New Dessert.
A dcilclous and very popular dessert,
which is detailed l'alhcn' than ditllcull}
to makc. lu‘carauu-l 111111111541.
stirring, three quarters of 11 cup
sugar until it melts and l'ui'umola. Mid:
one l“oultl1 (up of sugar and stir 'pun, add sli4ed onion. clove of garlic ibmnchial coughs—-Linoninc will
this occasionally unlil it also has moll-
11d.Softcn 11 fourth ol :1 package of
gelatin in 11 cup 01 ('old 11.111411;
aol'tcncd carumcl-
golutln into the
combination.
E . (‘ool lhr1 mixture by setting in a dish
Threc- -qunl"tcis of an inch from the oi ('old water and odd strained julcc‘t’flfiiei‘n Ol’fili‘l‘fi. illlmh 0f Nd Willi”-
licut dry lilo whites of;
three (-2126 and gradually beat tllclu‘
into the gelatin combination. Continual
of a ll‘lilOll.
to heat until the mixture will hold its
shape and then turn into a mold. Or
with a vanity hug and lube you 01111
81.1. “
Solve with 11 rich boiled custard
\‘4111' York 'llmc 'H.
m-
Oyster Sausages.
'lukc two dozen oysters and rinse.
111.41ll (‘hop tlicm very finely and mix
is put in the middle of the “mm, m, with six llllylcapoont‘uls of line broad; spoons of flour, one cup of thin cream
(rumba. thrc ounces of chopped sol-l
grate oi union-3.11
and half 41 pound of sausage meat. Mix
”141 whole well togclhor. adding the,
Put in a cool place l
This makes. of!" two or thre hours to gel flr111.i"lour:
the cover in one ”19.... Instead of ”ml thc lllllltl‘i uud malt:1 11p into 6111161112416;
two y'olka of eggs
‘ur cakes. llour and fry in hot butter
or lard. lfprcfourcll.tl141.y' can he
‘lhmwu into boiling water for three or
four minut41a,drui1141d. loft to get coilh
lhcn luuahml over with well hcalcn
can and rolled in broad (rumba and
lightly broiled.
. 1 w”...
The lil‘hl real is usually of a pale.
.color although the 11111] oft: dccp color ””9“ ”ll" 5mm“ M 1’0”" 1“ llu- pan.
its more juicy When examining 1'1114I
1:114- lhlll llu:l1i1lm-1'ia cuvloucd lll int.
which should lit.‘ tli n1 and wliitc.
Dump Cake.
liulnp into a dish all together tho.c
following ul":ll1l(16 (inc cup butter. two
cups sugar. three (11.11211 four cups floor
(1111 pound raisins om.- teaspoon liollu
in 11 (up ol‘ t'tilll wntol. 11111 14116110111111
'12':1cnn tar-.1111 111;. 11111111 you choose.
1111 well. Bake in two 111141111 pans.
One Egg Marble Cake.
(lilo cup of sugar. half cup of butter.
croulucll logolhel'. 01111 4111.: well beaten.
two tcaapoous of cream tartar and one
(11‘ soda. one cup oi swcct milk. two
cups of broad ilour. Remove half ot
mixture atlo'r thorough hauling, and
odd to one part 11 great hcnplug spoon
of cocoa Flavor 111‘». other with van-
iliu. Put a spoon of the oral, then
one 01' the dark. into :1 baking tin
alternately. Bake half an hour in 11
quick ov4e1i.~vMontrcul Star.
Pads on Chain.
A lady found that her hardwood floor
War. lining scratched by the legs, of
chairs she had bought in italy, says a
contributor to Good Housekeeping-She
got some thick English serge, cut it
into small squares, and her husband
summed it. on to the bottom of the
legs. it does not show in any way and
absolutely protects the door from any
possible damage.
Ironing Board.
One of the features at a fair waé a
useful novelty in the form of small
ironing boards, 14x30 inches, designed
for carrying in madame's trunk to ac-
company he‘r electric iron. The boards
were neatly padded and covered. and
fitted into attractive cretonne cases.—
Gocd Housekeeping.
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IlllEll llllll llllWll PEllPlE -
A North Carolina Man Suggests
a Remedy
Greensboro, N. 0.-- --“For a long
time I was ‘60 run down and deblll
tuted that I could hardly drag around.
My appetite was poor and I could not
sleep nights. I had tried different so-‘
called tonics without; 11611606.! was
advised to try your. cod liver and
iron tonic. Vino], and I am so glad I
did, {or it gave me a hearty appetite.
'I soon commenced to sleep soundly.
and I feel strong. wall and more ac-
tive than I have for years. Every run-
down or debilitated person should
just give Vino] a trial " K. Allsbrook.
What Vinol did for Mr. Allshrook
it will do for ovary Weak. rundown or
debilitated person in thltl' vicinity. To
show our faith we will furnish the
mod! 1 it ill ' '
(‘ooinE boiling water five minutes; drain and
or. wipe dry;
and ,
when the sugar llua 1114-1114141 turn the
Oysters and Swootbr63d6 Spanish.
I Stand two sweetbreads in cold water
two hours; drain: cook in 0114.1 quart
lard the.1 host side with salt
A Remedy for
Bronchitis
Bronchitis is a distressing and
dangerous diseasofi often fatal in
its results. At the first evidence
of a cough take Kerr’s Emulsion
of flax-seed. Linoninc. This; re-
markably successful medicine has
SOUTH NORWALK FOOT OFFIOI
MAILS
South Norwalk Postoflice
MAIL! ARRIVI FROM
lantern Potato—6: ‘56. 7:00. 10' .80 o. 111.:
2: 15. a: 00.4
win-606mm Points—16: 66
85 ll: p.
DanWEEL—ll. 66'. 6’: 60 a :1: 00, 616 p
Norms-I -6 20. 2: 00. 10: 00 a. 121.; 1: 00. 2:00.
m'a HOLDS!
Entorn Point-~61 00. (Briggoport only.
6.40.41. 171.71:
Wootorn Pointoo—oti: 40, 10 0.00 'n. 411.. I’12: 84.
D
0:666:24- 00. 0:9146 n m.m:1:00, 6: 00 p.621
Norwnl ~6' 00 9:00.. 0:00 a. m.; 1:00
2: 36. 4:00 p.
Malls for all8 points close 6' 30 p. m. 8117
6
yo E E. CROWE. Poatmutor.
an unbroken record as a cure fort
bronchitis. even the most stub-
born cases yielding to its grcait
healing influenced?
1
i
por;k put two tablespoons butter iii
('1 ushcd lay sweetlu'eads in this and.
fry tor iivt1 minutes; add our cup oil
rich luoth. boil for half an hour. Now
take three tablespoons butter nut.
‘tiirco ot‘ llour: molt buttcr and stir 'in
j Ilour: when smooth add hall a can of
st'raiucd'tomatoea. two dozen. small
hair 41 teaspoon of salt and pepper.
Mix this with sweethrcuds. Put all in
baking; pan, ‘ add thrl'c grated ('1‘614 item
and bake in oven for 1.1 minutes i
w..—
Lobotor Entree.
Mix one (up of brown sauce with
01141 (111 up of sliced plmolaa, two hard
boiled eggs chopped llut1 one cup of
illililOll mushroom. 11141 cups lobster
.m neat salt and nutmeg. Boil for 20
J-mluutcs. Brown sauce is mudc, this
111111: Melt and cook lhrcc tablespoons
'of hutlcr until brown: add three table
or rich milk Boll live minutes. Serve
...__.......
Stuffed Baked Fioh.
Tho alumug for 1'1 baked tiah should
be rather dry. Add to 01141 cup of
cracker clumha a pinch of guilt and a
rounding teaspoon ouch ol‘ fiuolv chop
llicd onion 11111111411. 4111141111 and plcklea.
land then moisten with four tnhlc-
gspoona of incltcd butter. A dropound
('od or haddock should have the head
‘lclt on for haklm; Fill with studio;
and 56111 up (‘11: throw or (our gushes
tin each side and lay a small strip of
{unit pork in ouch 110.101.1411 two or
l
1
1
l
111111 in ihc 111111. showering it so as in
stand purighl and lunlt41:liust41 open.
,11llamlsh 11ilh lllll‘dll‘)‘ and lemon and
’potalo bulls; some with 11 01111111
, aunt-(1.
Almond Cookies.
E 01141 half pound of l1.' lter (111:1 hull
pound of sugar.lhr4141 yolks of eggs 1.
our hull cupl‘ul of milk llucc cupfulsi
iol‘ flour. rind of one lemon (1:12:10le
El‘aoii' louspoontulu ol' halting powder.
Elih loll out thin and cut into small
zlookicu 11ilh lht1 following on top of
each: Till-(111 uhilcs of [11121211 001111111.
lhrcc fourths pound of pulverized 11
nor. one half pound ol‘ chopped ul
luondu, mix, well together. Make thin
111111 hour hci‘orc mixing cookie. dough
1
cloartho Ashes.
Don't let tho ashes choke. up your
1.1111(- and burn it out. says the Com-
moner. like the shaker often, and amp
11' the 61611 pan before it gets too full.
chp a regular fire by adjusting both
dampers and fuel.
Florida Cup.
Break into pieces the pulp of Flori-
(to oranges or laugerlnes (free from
momiu'anel and sweeten with one of
the Florida citrus-fruit syrups. Have
ready individual cups of vanilla ices
cream and pour two tablespooufula or
the pulp and syrup on each cupful.
Sprinkle flue chipped nuts on each and
serve.
Plain Cocoa Frosting,
Mix one half teaspoonful Bensdorp's
cocoa with one cup powdered sugar:
add one tablespoonful lemon juice and
one tablespoontul boiling water. or
enough to nilx the sugar into a paste
that settles to a level the moment you
stop stirring. Spread it at once on the
hot cake.
' _ Smoked ,Horrlng.
Cut the small herring in two or
three pieces and then put them in
boiling water for a minute. Drain; put
a little butter in? a spider and add the
hearing. Heat thoroughly, stirring
consthntly; remove from the frying
pan, hdd a little flour to the butter and
enough milk to make a thin sauce. Put
the herring on slices of toastaud poor
61 little of the sauce on top or each
slice. 1.“
Cream Pie.
When Something nice is needed for
dessert and there is plenty of cream.
pm! 11 real cream pie. Line a plate- with .
rich paste rolled very thin and out sev-
eral llttlo' gushes lit the paste to 0’01
vent 'rislng while baking in a quick
oven. After the crust is cool till with
a cup of thick cream be on until stilt
l you
Don’t choke and suffer with
relieve you. Try a spoonful to-
night at bedtime, it will enable
to avoid those dreadful
coughingspells that threaten your
very existence.
All druggioto. 25c. 504:, $1.
Haven 8. Hart-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect Oct. 1. 1211.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
.4. 61. ~12: 4611. 6: 09811.5!0: .4111. 6 66. 6: 6'4
7101. 7:461. 6:11:11. 616:. 6:67.
1616:.16461: 1:66.11.
1 ~12 642. 1-66. 167: (11111111. 6
Wash. 1'.pr 5120416 to Harlem River). 2. 4°:
3‘27. 4: 81:1 36, 5: 50‘. 6: 40. 8: 01:. 7:16].
7. 622. 9:140x.5 l0:40.
Sundays.
.4. 61. -12 46:. 0:0961. 6- 111:, 6.64 16- 202,
~ 11. 61 «112; 61x. 2. 3411, 2: 4916 66:6. 6: 60!.
720016. 712. 7. '02:. 6:21,:1, 6. 46:. 16:26.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
liL:-«445x.0',40 6:46, 8:00;. 8:0
I: 661:. 911011. 10: 0211. 10:06.11 0:02. ll 0'3
l~~l‘.'; 0361. 12.20 104111320011. 2: 57.
:7: 6014, 3: 6611.4 4.29, 413211. 6' 062'. 6:16. 6:262.
$696366: .03. 8: 0016, 92031:, 2: 30, 11:00:. ll: 30.
Bond-yo.
A. M.~ 6: 611 82611. 11- 661:. 111 0211. 11: (it:
11 .11 l1'04.6'.0211, 6:11'4.41:111x. 7-. 1 x,
8: 30:, 9: 90:, ll 00x, 12: 0011
SOUTH NORWALI TO NEW
HAVEN.
3:2116. 4:20.
:09x, 911011.
Tolilrtdgcporl. Saturdays coir—3:06 p.111 ‘
Sundays.
A. M.- 2:11:11. 1:1111. 1157:. 7:43, 2:42.
10:101hLlllx. -
1'.—..1l 2.:081,610x. 6:46. 7:11:11, 8:481.
I0: 0711.
'1‘1102.
m
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
11.14 11113.00, 1:26. 111016613 10:63. 11:60
1'. M.~~3; 4661.6 (111133 6:.
Sundays}.
A. M~7 66 11- 66
11. 61. ~41: 00. 7' 3611.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.
‘0. *ll‘fll'xllx (daily except. Monday's).
1.67:1‘1 16. 4.16:1. 6'21x. 6:66. 7:.16
Sundays.
6:113,
A. M.»~9545.
I. M.—-‘.’:lb. 7215.
NEW YORK 70 BOSTON.
Stopping at New Haven. New London
and Providence.
Leave South Non-walk. '
H. Alllx ILNIS‘IBX. 1:17X, 8:09. 9:131. 10' 331.
ug.9M.—1122073, 1:20, 3.11:. 3.173. ‘11“
4x). Error-41M
PLANNING FOR ANNUAL BALL.
Knight. of Columbus Select chairmen
~ of Committees.
All the preliminary plans for the
grand concert and ball to be held un-
der the joint auspices of Catholic Un-z
ion Councll, No. ‘40. at Norwslk.. and
South Not-walk Council. 1.253, of South
Norwnlk. K. of C.. in the Armory, Wed-
nesday evening, April 101b, weré' com-
pleted at the meeting of the1commlt-
tee of arrangements Saturday.
An orchestra of ten pieces will be
engaged to furnish concert and dance6
music.
M. E- Dowd, grand knight of the
Norwalk Council. has been appointed
chairman of the-fluor committee. and
the rdceptlon, committee will have for
its head Grand Knight I). W. Harlot-d.
of South ‘NorWalk Council. They will
select their own aids.i '
A special program of high class vo-
cal talent is being arranged for. This
feature alone will undoubtedly prove
one of chief attractions of the event
The committee has placed the admis-
slon charge 11121 ‘11 couple with an ad
dltlonal Chill“!!! Ol‘ titty cents for extra
lady. invitations have been extended
to the national state omcers. as well
as hts grand knights of the councns
in this district. -
0119 our 602611.666 cup Cooking mo-
lasses. one cup lard. one“ out) boiling
water. three egs‘ptl'vs (111116 siftéd flout".
New York, New ‘
Norwalk Postol‘fice
Mail. Download
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it: 20 p.1n.-——West and South Norwalk.
6: 00 p.171 ”$11?th Station. Danbury and
on
6' :10 p. m. -—-Eaat. West and 530. Norwalk.
8: 00 p m. ~Eust. West and 80. Norwalk.
Sundays and Holldayo.
Last mull closes at 6: 30 p in.
Sunday collection at 3; 30 p.121.
Mails Received.
:0 a. m.-—Ail directions.
u.1n.—~Co.unon Station.
In. ~Euat, west of Bridgeport.
m.»Wllton and Danbury.
m.-——South Norwalk.
41mm. mEaat. West and Bo. Now-ll
p.1n.——~Daubury division.
p.1n.--Eaat. West and So. Norwalk.
p. m.-—
p. m.- nicest and South Norwalk.
'0 :1. n1. ~New York. onoklyn and South
Na walk.
7 280 p.7n m.~l‘04161. West. and So. Norwalk.
Bond-yo.
9:00 41. m.—-Enst. West and So. Norwalh.
Carriors' window open from 9 until 14
a. m.
E. S. ADAMS. Pustmuler.
FIRE ALARMS
IOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXIO
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Fire Alarm Headquarters It Electric
gorg: Telephone for tire alarms.
3-—quhinxton and North Main 866..
Mahackcmo Hotel.
Math; and Raymonda
6-—all. o Corset Factory. private.
G—Hoyt' a Theatre.
7~Norwnlk Ho.
2—-Muslc Hall. "gimme and City 80ml.
9-Crosa St.
”me6111. 81.. Franklin ool.
la~-xConcord 81.. Connor and Lincoln
Schools.
14-North Main and Ann Stu.
try-«lit h St. and no view Ave.
10-41 orwalk Iron orka
17—41016! Ave. and Cedar St.
18~ngh School Went Ave.
214116;: St. and Taylor Ave.
3:. 23—«xEly Ave. Bfllld Lowe St.
24—Chestuut 41nd llcnr' Sta.
26—:South Main and come Stu.
:6«—l.exlngton Ave. and Austin St.
27-»11’6411 and Elm Grove Sta.
31—«South Main St.. between Grove and
.adow Sta
~xlhl) Elocll'lc Works, State 8!.
Sta
3101:! Sto.
3::
34-» xSprlng and Clo
26-»xllu1llund and
37—-xl.ock1vood 26f.
4l—-P‘alrtleld Ave and Cedar St.
42—111mm Ave. and South St.
til—Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
46—Burrltt 14nd Quintard Avon. and Water
46—Wood1vnrd and Lowndes Aves.
61—410mm Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
63-Washlnston St. Bri idze
63-hrclghl yard and Anni 681. private.
64.111111111111111 Lock Co, 1112 vote
411) 134111111111 non- wintcifortug boxed.
(M) Muster box. from whi "h the 1mm»
her of any box can be sounded.
Cine stroke at El noon and l p 121..
standard time. 1-
One 611211441 at odd times. testing or
lino open.
Tm: strokes after an alarm, lire out, re:
calla department. l-l
“Three slow strokes. water to be shut
1.:
At 12: 06 p 111.. each Wentrriadsy. a ho:
is pulled for (est.
Hie alarm: for an district also re-
ceivod by telephone. .
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
ib—«Corncr of Main and Wall Stu-eta.
:‘l«~l1clllcti Avenue and Catch l’iacc
22m5prtitg Hill and Kellogg Slrcct
“wt ulna l‘urk.
rib—111' (-32 Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27«—l-‘ruuklln Avenue and Lyncs Place.
lib-Jinn house. (Private 'box).
SEwWest Avenue and Merwin Street.
33~llnrbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34-—~Chupcl Street and Harbor Avenue.
6‘6-\\'cst Avenue. near the armory
sis—«Stevens Street and Elm treat.
“me033 Street and “1116111 avenue.
42~Mnlu street and North Avenue.
WWI-bunch Street.
61~Grnnd Street and Tludall Laue.
62~Main and Catherine Streets.
twp—Now Canaan Road and Fair Street.
54~Chesmut Street near Slimmer St.
05-Main Street and Union Avenue.
62~On The Green.
' (is—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
64—42112“ Avenue and Duskam Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters. 06 Van Zant Street. _
elenhono 170
4——Fitch School (private).
h—Marvln School (private).
tile-East Washington and Fort Sta.
:14-Van Zandt 81.31142 Osborn Ave.
2}0~—Eost Ave. and Rowan St.
7—Wlntleld St.
233-3011 and Charles sou.
224—16664 Ave. and Fitch St.
226—86. John St. and Edna Ave.
333—8426617ch Ave. and First St.
ass-Boulevard and Second St.
336~Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
tin—Boulevard and Blackstone St. (Tel.
34I——-Koyocr St. and Pine Hill Ave. {ML
ilk—Keys" St and Duck Pond rd. Tel.
fill—Shore Haven. (Tel)
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) betwoen the hours of 6 11.11.11
11. m.. giving location of tire. an mam-m
will be von of utmost
Private boxes will only he pulled for
tire on romises where located.
866011 to be given by
the chief or acting chiefy upon his arrival
at the are.
Special Signals
1-0ne blast 6. odd times, testing or line
open.
l-Ons blast at 8 111.. standard time.
1 I—Jl‘wo blasts. re out.
11- lie-Twenty two. at 8 a. in. no morn-
ing's osslon of public school.
11~11~Twonty-two. at 12: 30 p. m.', nod!-
sslon of public aohool. -
alarms are only
11111111114261: blasts quickly call. 1116 ‘
entire depart moot.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT!
lz—Highland Ave. to N 13.11. H. a; n.
1!.
111-4116114117 Blot! and Boll Island.
14—?an Point and Rotor: Point.
:1——Lo ngm Juliana scund to McKinls
3-— ’McKlnloy St. to
22-Penno or St. 10.0“)” 5
Gross t. to Roll
4—R1ulroad to Brookoldo.
aide.
16—~Whlte Bridge north to 131106166106.
our 1.. 1 111-." 11.1. 2111:.
-— e o . . to . .
mgutltmtkoub the tire bell at Md 1411164
on 466 n .
i-‘Tga'ttrokeo g! are bell, thus, 1-1. hr:
. 111' It 10 fire 11411.16“. 1-1-2-1
tor to ho
8!.
8212207.!
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Il’
t _
third or 11461- 11mm indicate 661-16114
5333mm 20:30 I. m:
aNorwalk .
E. H. Mathewson .I. Wallace MINI.
John H. Knapp
. Christian Sworn Fred. H. Rowan
We have already rc-
ceivcdv the greater
part of our Rugs for
the Spring. Ci'cx,
I n g r ain, Tapestry
Body
B r 117 sols, Axming
Velvcts and ‘l
Wilton Velvets, can
Brussels,
stern,
be seen in a variety
of patterns and sizes.
TheA.J.Angevine
81 Son Co.
134 - 136 Washington Street
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
MEN "1.121.111.1121
RALSTON i4
Elite $3 50- $4
SHOE . '
‘ You may depend upon Value
and Fit. It goes with every pair.
who wear
WOME the . . . .
CROSS" SHOE
know of their flexibile. comfort- ‘
able fitting qualities. They need '
no breaking in.
$3 $3.50 $4
TWO STORES
South ,Norwalk
$35.00
FOR A .
Blickensde rf er
Typewriter
Cost $65
113 GOOD as usw
Horace ZR. Nas h
NIuain & Wen Sts.
S.Norwalk
CityNationalBank
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH . souuo
" BANKING - 1 - .'
Capital Surpluo and prom .
«66,666.66 "17,000.00 ,-
Blfo Dopoolt Boxes 23 and 85 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prom
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-P4166.
FILEDEMOK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vict-
WILFRED BODWELL. Ollhlot'
fl
DIRECTORS
John H. Light
86161416] Grumman Lewis B. H‘urlhlm
‘ Henry 8. Lockwood
Exomlnor In
U s $6,041“)ch
28,10 to 2802
00,421
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