Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 29, 1912 · page 10

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0' Vows hair and we
can prove it

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. ‘ 1 Becomes Soft, Fluffy. Lus-
‘iwas and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine l-Iair Cleanse

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff

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A little Danderiue now will immediately double
are beauty of your hair~~No difference how dull,

tl,ed brittle and set gy just moisten a cloth with
Dundcrine and carefuly draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at a time. The client in
immediate and amazing your hair will be light,
flully and wavy and have an appearance of IIbuII.
dance; on incomparable lustre, softness and luxu-
riancc, the bounty and shimmer of true hair health.

'1 ry as you will alteratl application of Danderine,

g} Jyou cannot find It single Irate of dandrnli or II loose
J. or fullltt hzfir and your sculr will not itch, but
' what wil please you most wil be nitern few week‘ I
use when you IIIH actually Ilcc new hair, fine and
downy nt firstmyesé-but really new hairw-Iprouting
all over the scalp.
Dunderine III to the hair what fresh showers of rain
and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the
roots, invigorates and utter hens them. its life-
producing properties cauret or hair to grow abun-
dantly long, strong and beautiful.

Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton' l Danderine
from any dnt store or toilet counter and prove to
yourself tonig know-mum your hair II It pretty
and soft as any—- that It has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment~that' s all—you suIrly can
have beautiful hair and lots of it, ii y on will just
try a little Dunderine. Real surprise awaits you.

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

RAILROAD’S ACTIVITIES.

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It ldea’ot What the New York, New
Haven and Hartiord Aeeompllehel.

Are you uwnrc that the Now Yorlm
ow Haven and Hatrtord Railroad is
_ {a foremost huslnonn orrlerpriuc not
' lily of your stole, but the whole Now
J nglaud slums? llfilitt'il l’rusitlonl Mot
n. of that. road, in an IIrlIlrI-ss to New
ut'enhusinosn lllt'n tho ollwr night.
you appreciate that its ungroguln
heartland represent llwtl‘l)" $185,000,-
0 *0! earnings (Ivory your? Do you
phrociuto that there are 7.3.000 men
the employ of tho various onion
rises nhiolt it dominates? Are you
warn that it hurt It not) lnrgvr titan
“y government. on this conllnont on
cont the United Status? Art.» you aware
that it sets up moro nods cvory nlIIht.
' n the WMdo‘r-f—Astoriu. that It foods
are pouplo orurr day than any two
31 this in Now York city? \Vhon you
_ promote them things i think you J.
will appreciate that tltur in some loyal» J
15' in the olllolulti ol‘ that company
who maintain its lttzudqnnrlors in your

 

Albert lattfor has returned from It
visit in l’lrldgoport.

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noon Inorod to North Wilton.

Mr. and Mru. Charles Form «to VIII-
itinIt rolntiros in tho lironx.

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in: .l, M. Nolan and don. of Woul-
port. were in town, last evening.

.ViI-II. Ephrnltn l-‘llch, who has boon
ill for nororul Vl'tit‘llI-i, III slightly holr
tor.

 

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Mr. and Mrs. l'I'IIIlorlclI Mortiltonno
lllltl IoIIIIJJJIIIrI: opouditnr II low on” in
town.

 

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l \l‘Ittorlmry llrotitoru lmw their-Im-

lt‘h many of Ion. lwcanso l sun all so
ton in the papers ntlsull tlnIt this
Jmmmy in lim‘l lull in its Ilititlonds h) l
‘ Ollfillel‘. by “K? “W Of (Olllll‘l'IICIII ’ln tonn no ghosts of lllr. Illll'l .Vlrs.
tithing is further from the truth. Adolph Horn

othlng but its enrnin to limit its diIl ”....-.“

has; it could decline 100 nor nunt Mrs.J Charles lint-nos and Mrs. .Io
“marrow, it named. Thorn is no rnu- III-pit flunndry have lit-on recon! rlsh
591% 'oxcopl tho proforenrc of the otli~ tors in Bridgeport.

sttai‘f Win New Huron IIhoultl he ‘ "..-“...
headquarters There 1,, no mourn-l Mr and Mrs 13151. Midtown llllll
to “19““; president shfiuld ho a daughter Loin huro visited rt-iutlton
dent of Connooticut.1llany of tho 9” “T999999“ “I”

In! a that on have strongest in tour W“
In: that Ire thrown at me most Ito m3“ Myra Burrttt, who ““9“ boon

‘entl‘y. that I see 31mm "or“ dar ".0 aorlonslr ill with ulourley. Is now nhio
try in the press. are, absolute tlgnteuts to leave her room.

Mary Colo)".

 

\i r. and Mrs. ll. lit. Drew horn horn

 

 

of
9‘99 51 50 99“ 995' 999 E9 “0' to Nurwulk have boon recent donuts of
n tlu'It he does not intro a ballot Mrs. EJJ J Bulklel.

 

 

 

 

. ‘ b » The Nortleld Aid Society has ..5.
:9 99mm °t G“ ‘9 9" e hounded It social and supper to he held

9‘9 toword 9'9“" “9139”“ to in the town hall on Friday evening
rrfllnrlolable resolution to to! J
out at 13011.10 have a moat. Friends in town or Joseph Meow
“humility‘nnd simplicity: 1° and utrequent Weston visitor, regret
elttodod and to Elsa again to learn that. he is tottering from II
II as you fall.~—«Fruncls de Sales. pamlltlc. shock at his homo in Buy-

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[HBBEASE WEIGHT Among those in town who have vlso
ltod. Mrs. Orlando Andrew at. the
OUIBKLY Norwulk Hospital during the past

week are Mrs. P. -.I-;l Party. Miss Alice

Pl' Way for the Thin and pat. go Andrews. Samuel Andrews, Miss Alice
be plump and Rosy- JMucSherry, Mr. and Mrs. l. J. Look-

hosts can hardly be termed II WW9
‘ it is in reality a flesh form-
’Jl‘nl‘tou bolero or otter meals ‘
nines with the toad you out, on
it to assimilate and readily d
o as to make rich blood an
3 plumpness.

rgamose has been used a week

J mm; a. nutlceahle gain in weight
eon. The sallow complexion will
u may, the sunken checks will
a ruddy glowf: the eyes will be
. his breath sweet and the step

 

 

 

 

The tu‘noral oi Wilbur Bulltloy More~
house. second Iron of tho letu Dnvld
Illlorehouoe will 50 held from tho
house this atterxtoon at 1 o'cloolt.
Mr. Morehouse wins 48 001ml of use.
a native and lite-long resident or Work
ton, and is survived by, his 16 ‘yeamld
sou. Madison, his mother. Mrs. E J.
Morehonso. and two brothers. ‘li‘redor-
lek‘ Morehouse, of Port Chester. and
Frank Morehonso, otWeston.‘ Seven
al yéars utter the death of his first
wife. who was Mina Hattie Woolworth.
of Reading. Mr Morolt‘ouae married in
1895, Miss Minervn Weltomun. oi Fain
tleld. her death occurring in 1902. ln<
' tortnont will he in tho faintly plot in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M. Baxter's customers have
In f‘tho remarkable results fol-
hovus‘o of Somme. the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

into: it under his personal
‘ to retund the money it it
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IEllllllIESf Illll EISE

' Arguments of the Counsel in

. of thorn

'I‘lIo \V'lnkwlro alontu rut-w mill lulu,

Remember. you tum got them in Roch
‘ Twolro tab-

EIIES Illllllll lllE JIllll

Westpert ContactJJWill Not Be
Malia Until Next Tuesday

All the evidence in the appeal of
Charles H. Jennings from tho probat-
ing of tho will of his hrolhor. Joseph
W, Jennings. who left all his properly
to his widow, will he lmloro the jury
in tho snporior court today, but the
arguments will not he heard until
Tuesday
The ground of appeal wan lhut Ill
the time of tho making of tho will
the tostulor wus oi' unsound mind und
not in n ill. Condition to Inuku II will.
Tho toullruony for tho appellant was to
tho effort. that Mr. .Ittl‘llllilgtI-WIIS 3
worth II‘IIIII phynlcnlly, and that ho
showed signs or II plunlal hroalulown
ul llw limo the will Inns Inudo. lioJ}
who uhuanlrir. Ilid not rocognlru uldvi
llnto frlontin. iomot to count. Inonoyl
curt-until} Itnd wulkod homo oIIo (layg
IInIi loll his horsu htunlllng ll‘i Wont-l
poll. 'l‘hu up‘pollunt iIlIusult told that:
he, had received a letter from Anuni
W, .iunnlnltn, tho widow and»
clury. which ulntnd that she wlnhodi
Chnrluo would canto to the farm untiiJ
IItIiIu, 'IIII thorn worn limos when .lo
mph did not know whnt ho was nhuui.
’llu: lt‘ullmfifli to tho Itppnliuu 11'qu;
of up entirely Illucnutt ohurumur Ion-
tortluy ulturuoun. Mrs. Anna 'M. Jew,
nlntut. who unit on tho Itinnd III tlIoi
limo court. ndiourncd. mode a dutIiItL}
‘oi I‘Ivcr sutnilng nut-ll II lulior. and;
unload on tho Illund to ho shown tho?
Ilornmonl. Slur admitted that one Inayl
him.» Will!!!“ u onto. to (‘lturlvm mnn)i

 

qur writing one nII toutlllod to Thorn
worn II grout mom witttouoou hunrdg
who all testified that up to his lantl
lllmunI when. ho nun irrational. .nrl
.Iunnlnrtu non of cotmtunt cit-III" mind. 3
urlilo and ulnrt to tho Cllrl‘ltnl truth;
tom of tho our. } l

Allornoy Sanford Stoddard, who
drew up tho will instilled that Mr. .10qu
ningu was at sound mind. hut ho Ito-l
llccd that ho won l’oohlo. Attornoyg
lltttltl til. lluy lontlllud that ho had had?
It nhorl mnvordullon nllh Mr Inn-5
ninIrII anti although he now that ho was:
It luuhlo man. lw did not think that no;
nun monlnlh III-nit. l

Mum Nolan-nu until that trim pun;
ohulmd two hut-ruin or rldur from lllri
.Ivnnluttn in 1000. dud paid him 80‘
and that Intor lw runny lurch to nor
iand will} hut llml. tho mono: trout no;
Hood, hut."on looking III it again ho;
‘qu11 all right and put it in Ill;~§
pot’kot

midst. not III: many of you think, by Ilillo m work. sowing “"309 {"9 31' M- WW ....W ‘m ‘
, but by tho personal prol‘oronco of I‘rowhrldgo. FuloI Killtiol' H II! I99“ 9 Mil 9090::
Tiller-Io olilcors. Lot mp rlrqu-I no 3,“. Mina («:rnwmamm p.14." JJJJJJIJII’ lithium. or bladder trouble Juot Ill‘ 3
‘usslon that 1 II...” must lu‘uvull U J J [loud 1hr" Ionrh oi rut-dict no. No lflt‘dl J
guest oi“ tho M19995 Lulhvrlno "'"Jlritw run do morn. W. ‘lI‘ Wigtnurodfi

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YALE MAN HAVE. HONOR arsTEM.‘
MIIW HAVEN Full 20 mll’llhln the
next ilQV Ilurn Ilullnilo lttlolmnllou on:
'lo the soulintent of tho studonls In;
tho stratum Scientific Suhulll, rnny.‘
for or IIIIIIIIIIII an honor nynlum in}:
tho school, in oslluutod to ho known?
’l'hu plun. which has noon the subject
of informal disonsalon for It nonsldor-
uulu purlod, Inns been put tutu dotlnuo
nltnpo. to ho stthnlltlutl to tho Ittttdunt.
hotly hogtnnlng with tho sunlor class.
and musing stthsoquuntly to tho othur
two; it the majority of tho It'ludont
soullnwnt Iuvora the adoption of such
II system. the» mutter will ho tilllmllh
tort lo the governing hoard of the
school with It rocoutrnondttllort for its

adoption.

 

lacks an autll~

The nuttoror hover
undo. '

 

TIIIIIK 'I'IIl8 DVEI

This Otter Should thin the Confidence
of the Meet Skeptical.

We pay for all tho medicine Itsod
during the trial, it our rotnudy falls
to completely toilette you of (situation-
lion. We who till the risk. You dro
not obligated to us In any way what-
ever. it you accept our offer. 'l‘lIIIt‘s
ll. mighty broad statement. but Ive
man every word or it. Gould anything
he more fair for you? ..

A ‘most - 'eclon‘tlilc, oontmornsonso
treatment in Item]! Ordorllou. which
Dupe outdo like candy. Their active
principle to o. rocont sunburn discov-
airy thrills odor-lotto. colorless and
tasteless: very III-ottounood', gentle-null
pleasant. “in tuition and} mommy.
agreeable in every way. This lured-‘3
lent does not cause diarrhoea. nausea.
flatulence. grilling or other. inconven-
lance. Rexall Ordorllon uro portiou-‘
lurly good for childish. “or! odd dell~
cute persons. ‘ .

ll you suitor from chronic or habit-
Inn oohst‘ipntion. or the associate or
dependent ohronlc ullmonts. we unto
you to try Rodin Ortlorlio'a at our rJlIIlt.

 
 
 
 

‘Joator only‘ at our. .
lath. 10 count; 30Jllthl0t8. 5 dents: 80

llmw'lli: '

hut slur did not ruznumhot J

E Broad River

munlnl
: which all did ulnplu jnnlirto.

 

 

 
 
 

 

From Forty-Five to Fifty Are Much Benefited
A H by ‘ .
Lydia. 1-1., Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.

 

The “olninge of life ” in It most
critical period in nwomun’s ox-
istonco, untl the anxiety full. by
women as it. draws near is not
without reason.

When her system is in II de-
rtlngod condition, she. may he
predisposed to upoploxy, or con-
gontiou oi some organ. At this
time. also. concurs and tumors
run more liuhlu to form and hugin
their destructive work.

Snob warning symptoms I»)
sense of uufioot‘tion, hot lhuthos,
hoadnuheu, IIMIIIM'III‘III, dmrul of
impending evil, timidity. sounds
in the ultra, mlpitntion of the
heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities. constipation, vim.
able appetite, wonknuus and
inqulotudo, and dizziness. are
promptly hootlod by intelligent
women who are approaching the
puritxi in his when womnu's
great change my be expected.

These nymptomn are cells from
nuturu for help. The nerves are
crying out for mlstnuoo and the
out should he hooded in limo.

Lydia ll". l’inkhrtm's 'V’og‘otnhlo
Compound is prepared to meet
the nuudtt of Women‘s systom at.
this trying period of hot lilo. ll.
lnvigorntus and stmng‘lhonn the
female organism and builds up
tho weakened humus system~
it hits curried runny women solely
through this crisis.

 

ONE CASE OUT OF MANY
TO PROVE OUR CLAIMS.

N. Anne, lit—~91 was Irwin
through tho chmtgo of lilo and
was It {writ-rt II rock from {humid
trunnion. I had II. Ilispiuoonirnt
and hearing down punts, “unit
fainting spoils dizziness, thou
nurnh and hold {hello SonIe-‘
times my loot and ltmhs worn
swollen. i was irregular and had
so much hauluwho and headache,
was morons, irritable. and nits
dos unlunt hotnotimos my a I.
pet to wunfiood hut more often It
won not. It kidneys trnuhlod
m0 at limos and I could null:
only It short distance.

“i saw onradtcrtiuemont in:
Input not look lvdiu E. Pink-
I‘Inm ti V I-gotuhle Compound, and

{was lIoJlFod from the first. At
the and In two months the swol-
llng had gone down, I “so ru-
Herod of 1min, and mold nulls
with case. I muttlnucti ulth the
modioinc and non [do almost all
my housework. I know your
modicum lulu sum] the from the
grow. und l mu willlu for you to
publish anything I w to to ”(011,
or the grxxl of others.” lrs.
ltsrutm (it: I III-In. ll F. I). No. 4,
Box :14 “St. Anna, lllinols

 

 

 

 

hzrnoal tinndrnp oi XI-w tourism or
non nus Itllon It nttrurisu hurt) in
nutnhur of his trinuds lust owning,
IIIIII as usual n tort} ploatntul limo won
uuloyod. VII Hons gamut nuro Indulg
I‘ll in. and thorn Villa vocal Itud lIIulrum
music. Itnti roirnshuwntn lu
'l‘huuo in
illitllltll‘ll‘ll‘ti worn: Vivian llndgor llrIIIr-e
Rosa. ltlln {:fllllt.‘ Alice. Curr tillIIII
Sound» ilorthn \outou. erlntn l‘lul»
tort. hsthor (Intuit-up. llurld tfnrruth

guru, (littl'orrl mountain». MortlIIIt-I- Carr.

ti'lturlos Solitude. tutti

Furry Miller.

Joseph, .Vllllur

vaw-IW
THE TWO-WHEEVED CART.
(In tho morning of ‘V‘l‘ushlngtou‘u
birthday.
\l’hllo pulsing through water ntruol
l hunt on old unquulnlnnoo _ '
Whom l enormously did grout:
ltollntd llltl llttlo hatchet
And his nctrusltnuutl
curt. J
But little did he know how soon
His cart and he would purl.

ln‘omhuolud

Wu IIIlltml about. tho good, old titties.
In tho rearward; Ilium noun by.

Until those pleasant memories .
Began to malts. IIII drI; ' ‘

so we nont into a huslntias nlnoo.
Sumo people call onto-w

MI rrlond took It littio u'hlsltuy,
lilook some older ll.

\Vo took another. rind thou cuuto out
1 The door that we went in,

healing perfectly satisfied

Wu had committed no ‘IIIII;

Whon we reached the sidewalk
And worn just about to part

My old iriond looked about IInd said
"Some .tldot has stole. my rm.

"1 I. IIJIIII that cart on lumen yours.
It Wtis worth its Weight in gold;

11. has carried fuel Ito keep me warm.
Whoa the winds hleIJv heme and

cJ.old . J

And It? l know tho soonndrel
VV‘ho rolled tmltat unrt uway.

Thorn would he an extra funeral .
Before tho thirtieth oi Vluy

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"’l‘hou i would kneel hoslde in grave
And make It torrent out...
As soon Jittl he arrl or! below, ,
For Satan to I to his hair. ‘

 
 

And angst him up” in otrlpod an... ‘

So tho hurls bailout

 

‘The I... s Volk

Electrical Co
The onty Fully liquipm
ELECTRICAL 8H0?
III the Town
AUTO JSUPPLIEI

Phone 808-»«50 80.th Muir: Street
South Nowell: Murillo Hull Bloc);

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Darragh Brothcr;

GROCERS

Washington Street
Bridge

Telephone .

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EXt‘ra Large «Shipment
‘-~of-—- ‘
25c Shades
All Colorsw-Spectal

190
r. A MITCHELL

Furniture Store

CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8..
NORJWALKIOONN. ‘

. Nomalk Brunch Office of

The Eveninlz Sentittél

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:5, ‘ 'roo MANY Boos

Why try to make the hen that lays
.80 0888 0 rear lay 150? There are
too many 0m. and we do not behave
no can dyer Imtoh up with the hens.
as the em served now In those laid

A trout six months to throo your; ego--
Houston out.

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South Norwallt Postofi‘lce
MAILI MIIIIIVI “PROM
Intern Palate—0:55 1:00. 10: so a. In;

1:00
wloJeatomJM Pomp—15:5 055 55:80. 10t30 o. In“
9"" 13.00 5: us on

pennant-15:00.8» 5330 n. 111.:
N05WII “'5: 50, '2 W. 10200 a. 111.; 1: 00, 35W

009. rII.‘A
801.05! F0
Int-3n lpglnte—JI 00, mrldueport only
8:! 0nm.;1:00.0:00.ii. 00p.rn.
Wutern1 intend. to. 10: 00 It. 111.; 18:80
it: 80. I; 00 8:00 p. In.
DIiiIIu'Ir M:00,5:45I.m:1:00,0.00p.m.
Norwel 74:00. 00-0900. 10:00 It. 111.: 1:00

ll: 5. a:
M3? for all poll'lll oloue 6: 30 p. In. Bur
yo.
. E. E. CROWE. Postmuter.

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Norwallt Poetofflce

Malls 90800800106
0 u. m.-—Eu
I) s. In. «hambury division.
III. III. ~—\V out and i-luuth waalk.
u m M12181 VV eat and So. Normal
0 ma: ,Nuw York and West.
5 p. to «Hunt and South Norwallt.
mfllntnhury I'llllsi on.
..~-l'oints west at Stamford. Lot
tut-II only.
m——WI-III and South Norwullt.
tn. .waIIJIJInon Bunion. putthury on.
’ ton
..m ~~EIIIII. West and So. Norwulk.
n1.~-Et‘lul, W out and no Not-walk.
Bundnye and Holiday»
mt nllll I‘loneu at 5: 30 p. In.
undo) collurrtlon at 3: 30)). In.
Mllll Receive
a. to. WA" directions.
It In. MCIIIIIIon Station
III. ~EIIIII. next of Bridgeport.
‘ m.»-W liton rind Dunhury'.
. - South Nurwntk
0 mmm "tumult. West and So. Norwul
.0 p. In. vwllonbury dlIisi on.
.T‘iffgt. Wool and So. Nomlx.

I» m.
p m.- t

p. In “East and South Normk.

p.m mwNow rot-.k Brooklyn and South

. 0.0.“
t: 30 p m. a-ltuat. '8er out and 80 Not-welt.

d
I: 00 It. In.“ .ttnt. Warrant: So. Norwnlk.
Corriere‘ window open tromn nuntll it

o. In.
a. 8. AIMEE. Postmum.

FIRE ALARMS

SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOX II

 

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Alarm Itoadquutem It Electric
Works. Telophono for tire alarms.

No. 34
suswnnhlnxton and North Min 610..
Molueltumo Hotel
thDII and Raymond Stu. '
k sit u Corset Factory. private.
Emiiw” Ill Hoe
-.. 'orwa
: (Music Igull, “(gland and City Koala
.-~ ‘In
ltlmeuot St Franklin School.
13.... zIJtJCJIJIneIord '81., Concord and Lincoln
r non
ttw—hhmtt Main end Ann 810.
‘13»ulghtlt. and tuition Ave.
ththom‘uik iron V 'orltn.
‘I'nWIget Aw III. Ind CW fit.

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is: lllxh School, West Ave.
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I Want fit and Taylor Ave.

dummy Ave. and hour St.
El—wcnmlnut rind Hum-310.
ammo/nth Halo end onroo Sin.
:0» Lexington Art». and Austin at.
lg'I‘w‘thnl and film Grotto rill.
{atwttouth Main 81.. human Grove one
i Meadow Filo.
iszwtultil Electric Works, State at.
‘34«- IS ring and Cltwtiul

alumni nvllnnd and \ IIIIII Ste.

37.... ulnar-It hits“! 5".
gm Fetirtlolt‘l sun end Cedar St.

4:... Taylor Aw and South St.
i-Ituvwmm Ave and ”endow 8t
I5 Burritt and Qulnurd Avon. and Water

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3 10m VV'ondwurd and limitation Aves
5t Mloldon Ill ill 3t. and hinmood Ara.
mw‘lt'usliiulua St. one mt»
leght yard and Ann St . private.
no-«waulk horn Co. prlnlo.
?, In: Women non lnterl'urinlt hon-o.
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. .lwr If any box can no 50th l

and make III 12 noon and l p m.
latnnunrd Unto. 1- I
1 Duo ItlrolttI at odd limos. testing 0:
Elmo upon.

two strokes utter an alarm, tire not, re-
outta alrpmlmunt I»:

«Vial-:35: leow strokes. tumor to he ohm
Ea ... ....

[III 2:05 p. 531.. each Ween-Mu. I box:
ItIllod fut" tout

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Franklin Awnuo und Lrnos l‘luco.
ttnu house. (Privuto hurt).

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llurhur Avenue. and (‘Irclutrd Strum.
~ (‘11:on Stroot and Harbor Avunue.
ndwwost AI-onuo. near the armory,
do ..... morons Street and Rim Croat.

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unwound and (‘uthorluo film-Na.
baa-«Now t‘ttnunn Road and Fuir Strum.
hdmthotflnul Stroot nonr Summer St.
sswthnn Strum unit Union Avonuo.
shun The Gwen.

dhwlfilfl Awnue and ltlncoln Avenue.
dim-10001 Avenue and msknm Lune.

EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII

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3mm and Pronto.
“11,000.00

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H. MATHEWSON. Free.

H. KNAPP. tat Vice—Prue.
RICK JHJ. ROWAN. 2nd Vie.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DIRECTORS . .
theweonJ II. Wallace Mona.
Knapp John H. Light
Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
ru‘mmln newt: R. Hurlhutt

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