PRESS . .. 1
MR. TAFT'S LONG LEAD. .3 .
About one-sixth of tho dcfleguoo to,'
tbc‘Repnblicun Notional lonvoutionl'
hove now boon elected. Under
will be 1,076 and! 139 votes will c01113i
siltuto n ninjoliu
onooixtll oi the total nutnbol have I
been choscu. Plesidcut Tull bus 126 known, Congressman Hill was never
delegateo instructed or publicly 1.1.1.115. inalisded with the wool tariff sobedulo
ed to him, and 01111 1110111th) count on 1
the support of too others, thou giving1 011 the slump.
him more than 11 qunr‘tcl ot' the votes the bill bucuuue he does not bolicvc
l 1 ti til '81 ‘0 can»I
rciec pg 11 h to loot oh 1 l u whilo in V
hooded to secure the nomination.
The President lino
strength in all parts of the country.'
lie has pledged voles I11 nil but two of
the filleen states. territories and do
pendent-ids which bore no for elected,
and in onc oi" thoco two~Ncw Mexico
«wn majority of tho nninntrnctui dol
caution is undoubtedly for him. Oi
his opponents ‘Coloncl Roosevelt has
votes in only two stairs, and Senator
Lu Foilolte and Senator (flunlnllul
each has volcn in 01111 tliltle. Yet in
low-.1 Mr. 'i‘ul’l lcndn Mr. Cunnuinn by
8 votes to 2, 3
This week will' one li'nnnerlni ctr'
iurgemcut of the roll or delugutos
State and. territorial (‘onvcntiono will
Whom in ludtnun. Mississippi, Colo
rado and Alaska. The eight Congress
districts ot‘ iMISSiBI-IIppi will elohl, its
will nine more dinti'icts‘in Indiana and
fortyihrcc districts In Now York. In
all, about 150 delegates will be unincd,
and ot that number it looks: on ii‘ iii
‘lonst 121) to 1311 would be for Toll. Iu3
‘ that ovcnt. with less than 11 third of
the convention completed. Mr. ’l‘nft
would have nonriy half ol" the totnl
1111181 he needs.
The: further the canvass goes on the.
clearer becomes to intention of tho
Ropubllcnn volcrn to give the Presi-
dent tho renmnlnntion to which his
public services. so umply entitle him.
Even in those sections of the ooun
~ try invahioh oorne.'ol"iiir.3'l‘,liit's pull
(files have been unpopuiur it is general
ly recognized that the Republican
party must make its light this your on
the record of tho prose-Ht administra-
tion. If it should rcpudinlo that. re-:
cord it would be sadly handicapped In‘
putting it case before the people 011‘
the other bond that record furnishes
ample material for 11 uinnlng light.‘
since it represents impersistent 11nd
ouccesut‘ui effort to put In proclicc the
ideas for which Progressive Ropubii
contain sinndo, Popular realization of
that fact scents Ioniahe Mr. Tnit'n ro-
nominution cel‘tni11.-.\'c\v \‘orh ’I‘t‘i
bone. 3
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3 ;3GETTING ON RECORD.
People who think the personal tax
is it good thing. and who believo ”19'
111-11 ihould be neither ruponlod nor
amended, had bettcr be 11p and doing.
Prospective candidates tor the next
General Assembly are. IIII'QIIII} on e
.3nouncing themselves as; opposed to
the low and in for 01 of 11 rcnonl, 11nd
making declarations of this Eort isl
iiiw’ly to become the populol thing
with the candidates a little later on
Senator John i‘.Sl111ulo_\. or New lla-
von is on retard no “light" the tuxn
and Waterbury citizens who l1ava1
heard or rend the speeches on the sub-
ject lm'nde in the local lionrd oi Alder
also know now Mr. I'lurloy.
(and possibly nio’ ‘nexll «11113... from
the ISIxtegnth Didirlct. tools about it -
Womrturi Ahtorlolin.
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" BIDIIIABACK OFFERS GUBERNATO-
" "IIIIAL NOMINATION T0 JUDGE
' BTUDLEY.
The New Haven Times-Lender of
turdny announced Unit 3. Henry
the well known and popu-
h nonunion “boss." had visited the
Blip and proffered the‘ Republi-
MAM autonomic CLUB soon
fro It: sumac.
COMMEMTS ‘Ol'l POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
the House has reported a wool bill or its
terms or the national cmnmittoc' 3 can own and us It is the handiwork oi our
the full mem'bcrnhip or the convention own Congressman Hill, who will lend
lint while only half it in of upccinl interest to the
dovelopcdi not got the whole.
mun Hill's bill In that ii- would injure
‘ no industry.
lion in the thrift rules of about forty:
per cent,
ruw wool up does it threntcn to di11- 3
how llod (ml min llv c ‘1
1.11111 11 single of the country a ludus f “0' n r” 9“" 11 fl”
tries.
and Montana wool grow ors us it is to;
the Now 11111111111111 manufacturer
‘snid in explaining it;
; part of tho citv Saturday
Ecuuo in which the men ongngcd in u
. duel with 111198 the light being the. to
forum: ..
{131.an poms-J"
more ‘uure ‘io 1,
,
utlLb'B TARIFF BILL
(Bridgeport Post.)
The Republican minority
I
in tho
he contest that will be made 111 Its bo-
'otcru of H‘alrliold county As is well
n the Pnyuc Aldrich bill. He Enid so
'He did not vote against
ini
The striking feature about Congress-
Il provides tor a reduo
but in no Instance from the
it In no reasonable to the 101111;?
That
I'
The whole measure. 1‘! out first to hint 1
is thorouuhlx noieutiiic. As Mr. iii ll'l
""hc rules have:
boon lixcti without any reference tot
tho pl‘oiudicoo or opinioun of indiv-ld ‘
1111111 and it is believed till-ii tho rouuii;
will show it thoroughly protcc'tixo
monoulc with nil the unnecessary and;
ineffective duties of. the present inw-
1'.ouiovcd 11nd on n goucral pvoponitlou.
a wry mntcrini reduction In tho \vholol
n1 nodule bt'sitlon.‘
Congressman Hill is admittedly a
manner build in construction lurii‘i
monsurcn. lie is n firm believer 1113
protection. but he would not have it;
nbnncd [or tho. houclit ol‘ on) our in- l
'dtiilil‘)‘ There Is not 11 man in Con-3
gross todni who is beticr lnfortncd up}
on the tariff than 111'. ii the entire
body would follow his guidance In
tho mutter lhcl r13 uould be. 1'.ch<1qu110
tarih’ rcdnction wibhoul scrioua injury
to 1‘! single industrv In 1111.1 putt of tho'?
country. That is what Connecticut
douirou not tho theoretic or political
reduction which would ruin her lndusfi
tries in order that other men might
old oillcc. or to exploit it thcmy that
has “mhmb bl“ words ‘0 commend “' ‘tlic wogo nduuiccmcnt tho first or next
HAD A DUEL WITH AXES
NEW BRITAIN. March 2o.«~'i“~ouy
Miunilg 1) was held under a bond of
3.10110 thin morning in police court,
when he was charged with numultlug
with 1111 111113. and trying to kill George:
Foot; in the woods in tho no1‘tluxn
This Is the
suit. of, a diapute ovoi‘ territory on
which ouch was to chop wand for do-‘
mouth: use. Cook is in the hospital
with a fractured skull. but he has im-
proved slightly since beingt taken to
that institution. Minallgo pleaded
guilty through an attorney.
was continued for 11 week?
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BOWLING ALLEYS CHANGE
HANDS.
.Inck R1 1111, of. Philadolphia. the well
known boxer has purchttaed the Twin
City Bowling Alloys and Pool Room.
l
complete training quarter‘s out 111.
Y ouug .Inclt Dempsey. of Trenton, N. v.
I who has a piiynicdl culture clan, and
boxing school will take course. or the
boxing hind. ’
M/OMA'N CHARGED WITH THEFT.
NEW BRITAIN, March 25.-—~Prob-
via. Fags lulpuiioe courtthis morning,
when she was charged with the theft
10! a diamond pin from a rooming
house last week.‘ The pin was valued
Court bull being fixed at $800.
REAL ESTATE TRANSMIM
no‘vou acre“: woodldnd. War
14:0, 001) textlin operatives in New Eng-
thud received :1 11911333111“ adding? in
-.wn“iies today whoufhd
1. pounced recently by many cotton and
' Woolen inanniucturoro wont Into “that.
The mummyariod 1mm iivo
tho 3.1000 poi-Bond «employed in' life
11111111 owned by the mllnul‘uclurers of
Tall River, whom 11 ten per cent. raise
has hood minted tho (imitative; will
increaué until pay any.
employed in mills in this ntato. the
numbor bolus estimated at 03. 000. in
ithodo Island 2.1. 000 persona hava their
it»): raised
‘orotivcu in New Hampshire. went to
walk on the lncreunod wage schedule,
money.
[boa the lamest number of workers in
run) one city to benefit by the soherni
advancement
The cash .
' against which the strike wul contin-
The place will be renov'ntod uni 11 3
able cuuoo woo found again“ Mrs. sylr
at $80 and the woman pleaded guilty;
‘d Inntion for Governor, with iii to the accusation. she, was bound
'over to the June term of Superior,
A. Cami Bolts to John F. Id to
Ian Familial 11‘... .
. IIOSTON
March 21': ~Morc than
normed. 11111
to top "
tor coon. abut with the exception 0'!
not know 1131.11 outlet amount of their
. Most oi the Workout attained are
Approximately 3000 up
a
1:
mutant. 900 received more
:1.
.1
Fall River, with its Ill cotton mills:
W hiic nearly 30. 000 -mlii workers in;
port cent. advunnc.'1unoh doubt was ex-
prcsscd all to the direct status of the
situation in that city on coconut. oil
1
returvl Willlllm I) Liovoii. of tho New
liodl‘md Mnnuiucturoru‘ Aniociatinn
has called a meeting for writ thin5
Wonk to conuider the demand for 11 19113
per cent. increase whhh tho union
iollicinlu say 1111191 no grnumd on or
before April l Anothor increase in
lwanes, in addition to tho Ilvo poi cont: 1 ,ccnt fl dozen. will” Should they vote
-nircntiy gmntcd is expected during
tho week. 3
’iho cotton and hosiery workora in
Mimi oil ul'i‘octod numhoi 20,000. \ihten
lilcy wont to tho lllIIiil they found no-
tires of Incrunscn nvornglng hum nix
to scion per cent
In Wnlthnin. Adams. 1111111111111. llol
.vokc. Wiumnmtowu. Amcnbut‘i and
ltockd 1ie.moru than S 111111 tcxlllo oper-
iutivmi wont to woik with the know}
iodgc that thox worn to have more‘
our
'l‘hc gonorul udvuuco In wmgcn in
Mus-summons affected liliodo island
lexiiic workern ..Io 11 greater extant:
than those In the otho) New England
1111111121. 3 ‘
in New Iliililllniiirli uud \"1~1111ont‘.
about 3 still operutixon benefited by tho ‘
new schedule i
Connecticut opurntlvon will nbnrc lnl
i
i
1
3
i
1
3‘ month. it Is estimated 111.11 morn than
five thousand workorn in the mllln ol'
iliiio ntnlo will rccclvo higher pay.
Strike Olflciaily Ends.
’; 11A“ itEN .‘hi. Muss. March 21’11‘1he
Tgroui trxtilc strike. which was tho
direct collar oi two deaths and the
‘loua of several million dollars in. buni
loose ended oiiii'inliv lodny, utter n
lsuct'enaflll ion weeks fight by thou-
lsunds ol operatives to Secure incrousr
lad wagon 11nd lmprovod working con-
ditious When the mill holis’ tolled
itit down upwardooi 30 000 tovtiio work-
iero proceeded towards tholr places of
«cmhioymout.'l‘l1cro was not the slight-
lent Indication of disorder. 3
3 'l' he strike was declared oil loot Mon-
day in all but 3111 mills and the strik-
ers went back to work. The mills
i
had were able. however. to secure 11
large op'edatlng force. Yesterday the
dtrikera' committee decided to call off
the strike. '
Lynn Shoe Worken’atrlka.‘
"LYNN. Milan. March murmm
hundred operativoa in 23 ahoo floto
ring in this city went on strike today
In support of the demand of the illo-
Kay siliohoru. numbcrlng about 125.
for on ilicreailo'in pay of two cents a
dozen pairs. The otrlke'ro are menu
here of the United Shoe Workers of
America.
The mom stitobcrs called n moot.
hit; for tunlxhl to consider the ham
1
mm the diseutlvo
min the way of n
1 mid vitalitymhlu,
«twin: 1mm
W 1111:.
'jood dlgootion and hdi lilo
words on wnlniair heating has
been uagcll by 13101111: cugagtid in
making other kinds of apparatus,
air tumours that some manufac-
becn as goodas the Stamford,1
steam and hot water would have"
had a poor chance.
ha 3 3 New ruginnd W3“ 0‘3 the roin‘oal of the union iondern in no. .
3 over 194311 ‘ s 'copt the. rate posted Inst Friday. Sec
dealing with tin lulll‘l’
Corner North Main Ind Wu: Strata.
' rcmnrlmliio performances of "Dorothy"
lmuse at modern times and has created
lowdown-m 11m on: 11“
.m an appetite. Mirth» '
'An almost unscrupulous war of»
mi they halt c3 linen ittIpcd to their
rusatlc by 111; pack chi-op manu-
100 rolls of
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. v
' ("hilt ii'aiting. comprising oil
the
now Spring pattern». just.
rocoivod. Also a large adsorb 3
inont OI'3P‘IIii‘e Malling.
You ' '
3 are» fibre I30 find what you hunt
in Matting hero
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TheA..I.Angevine
—---«-——- 8118011 Co. -—---—‘-
134-135 WASHINGTON or.
«an
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a?
tnrers have been foolish enough
to make and soil.
It all worm-air furnaces had 2‘
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash
promise oiior or the 11111111111111.1111,
madu lulu \wok of an increase of one
to ndhcro to ”mini domnnd. tho strike.
will be con: Ilnucd At thc P.l.ii11r-'
no) Shoo 1111111111111». inclorv tho in 13
cronso 11111. ginnind. '
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MUSEMENTS
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i 5.00
'FOR A
Biickensderier
Typewriter
Cast $65
AS GOOD AS new
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & Welt Sm.
S.Norwaik
to the“ most Plot‘urosnue titty of tho
3 including 11qu tour of Bavaun'Ih-nnd
5 Rullroal Ava.
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iii‘l YT'S TH EATRE.
Tho chguncment of Clid'ord liipplo
and Comimdi‘ In the prime feature In
the current, bill or, vaudeville at Hoyt 3
opening with toduyn performance. is 53.0 ulzo 40c
an interesting ltom of news in tho
thoutricnl tulcndar this week. Mr Shin) Sim ...... ,. .. .75c
illpplo has endeared himoolt to tho
tho-aim going public no the atnr ot‘
.Iodcln Mugdnlon ' and is making his
'lulllnl uppcarnnt'en lu vaudeville lie
in oummriod by George Stockholm.
Marlo Darrow. und “iiuby” Ruth Mur»
pity. the. tiny child animus. who Inns
croutcd 1111 Absolute. sensation by her
251:: site
BROMO SELZER
.20c
...-.1.1
I
"W.3F.Wig'more 8: Co.
nonunion ,
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
8 No. Main so,
So. Normlh
11
I11 Mr. llippie’n presentation or Robert
llllilard's stirring dramatic pioylet,
“An 11 Man down." The little drama
its ono of the moat powerlulnud lnv
one. of the greatest. artistic hits in
Mayo history. it tells u atory'that
grips Its mldlunrc- {mm the outset.1t.eI11
ing in incidon' . 11nd withui bring: out
a moral that s everlasting. Mr. Hip-
pie and his company have received ex~
celient comments from diotingnlahcd
critics and their New York triumphs
further stimuli}; the approval oi their
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performance 51nd their little drama.
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Hotel MahaCkomO
4...... .3 ..3. .1.
J. R. GONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuiuluo ulna-Date
Rate. 02 pm- day and Upward:
SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢
Banquets a Specidty
..m .1... Mn...“ ow.”
I
EASTER TOUR
I. M. LAYTON‘BI‘ Co.
Mr. Hilliard has also endorsed the
present Intertirotation 0! his 1111111111
Mon 1301"." iloyt I entire hill the Ilrot '
plane.
Jim healer. the noted comedian at
Winter Burden lame. who will be aid-
ter. Cm‘llulo, Word and Corinne. are
aprominant and gittod trio ct musical
Comedy outertuinérn,‘ who will alno
Loner may autumn in will 11111313 dig
111113.111. ecoootrlo dam:
Oil-tide Brothorn In 11111111911 to be a
uni-311111.11 hum} rt‘iii' in vhudo:
Vill'e, will IIIMW trim of Kirii. today
on W. Nomi”. the tram“.
", has '11 pictul‘oaquo novelty. ammonia
3' and amusing. ‘
' . In! numeroul Innovation! of law.
The l-ontl‘copo prom
plays. all 0! which will he dit'ployed
with the ontobllihod lloytwope mud-
urd. without darkness or are strain.
A 11111 to W“ 111 motion" urged this
weak Tit/II
tholr patron- Ill be repaid many.
and further rocommenda that an hum :
hands witness a performance of "An 11 .. 3
bolt at 11111111111 1. mi- 11 auctioned _'
It: attraction; further include ‘
ed by the ”1111an ointorttin on om.
hial concoction‘ot dance. tons and pat. ..
332911-1111 thq'
dominant promlm that
' 13111113111 800.1530 30 M11111 111.,
3 no. 111mm. 31mm 11.11 other lU
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Metal Director-Emlnhner
TheRpedszVoik
Mammal (lo.
Tho Only fully Equippod
“’it‘uro' surnias‘ '
IO No. Main so, so. Nomlk
Rectum», a Washington St.
Telephou It ammo-4311a.
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1‘ 1111119111
'- Not-walk Steamhdat Company
'- Arming J. Smith,
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Savannah Line
South
March SCI-April 7. 31012
NEW yank TO SAVANNAH
" and 11111111. ' '
.2 1-2 day's' hotel accommodations.
' Auk no 101' particulars. 1 t
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‘-Agents 1
amp ‘Norwuik. o1.
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
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Spring Styles $3. 50 $43
Ladies White Nubuck
”Shoes $3.50
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwailt
City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY.
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital But-plus and Profit!
$100,000 00 $117,000.00
A..."
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
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EDWIN H. MATHEwsoN. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. in VIcc-Pren.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Ed Vlco~
I. ' .
meED BODWELL, Cashier
5W
aln‘acvons'
E. H. Mothowson 1!. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrittinn Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lockwood
Daily Line to N. V.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave ‘Pier
as. final River. New York (loot
of Dover street) every day (ex-
cept Sunday) at 3 {1.111 Freight
received at Norwnlk up to d p.
m and South Norwalk up to 5' ‘30
p. m.
Lennon. General ‘Agfl'li.
'3. Fcnwick Option '01,. “'21
' y . m'm
Fire 'Alarm flout!
War rim-
No. ill.
‘waWushlnston and North
Nahum!)
7—40 0 "(KW
3.3Ilr—Muuic Hall. "lord and Gill, Email.
12’
3 :14— eIi Bi. 1
zauzacly Ave. and I we
tigemwatnutl and
31.1.311th Main BL. between
gi—«IMI Elecirlc Works. 11qu
3:3le avl‘laud an
31*}: Diamond K131 "
“whit-lion Ave. and Cod-.1 I 1
{kw—Woodward Ave. and
IB—Burrlit and Quinton: Aves.
1L8
46 41111101111114 and Iowndoa Av .
81-Goidt~n Hill at and Elmw
62-—W ashlnuion 8t.
53~Frelght yard and Ann St.
meorwnllt Lock (20..
her of any box can
standard time.‘i
'i‘wa strokes after an alarm. on".
calls annulment.» “ .
Three slow otrokeIs. water t “3
of!
valved by telephone. 24
' iw'Oonen blast at B
. lt~Pine Point a
c. G. Hmmnn‘ D
FIRE ALA
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COUTH iNOflWAhK FIHI' ‘ RH
BOKI!
1mm I!
M 101‘ Dfi mm
min.
Tole
and Bil. «
u floarue’Ianotom' III"
IL—(‘cona St
«West Iii. Franklin WI
B—xCuncord ’31.. ‘00an lull
4~—Nnr h muzmdln and Ann Btu.
6-411; 8.! and WAN.
18:1t‘hcrwulk iron .
Wat Ave. and .0
I531 School. Wont Ave.
11d 'Iidylo‘r Attic.
em a
xSoutn Main and onroe B .. . .
Lexington Ave. and Austin 3
West and Elm Grove Sta. CI
Dinni-
Meadow Stu
1 no an
r n on
K 11 '"Winter Did.
South St.
linnylor Ave. and
hind
Brio an
int 11:11:35.1!”
Ix) Donut” non- or out; .
(M) Muster box, from which I'm
nound
Ono nlroko 111 12 noon and
Ono shake at odd times.
in» com . 1-
1—‘1—1
”At 12: 05 p. m., ouch Ween-Ia
oiled (or lost.
re alarm: [or any dish-Io
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NORWALK FIRE ALA M3
id—d‘oroor of Main and Wall 8 mm.
olden Avenue and Il‘nion Fined.
wing Hill and Kellogg S3reet.
,nion lurk
West Avenue and Mitchell: Biro“.
F‘rnuklln Avenue! and Lyne Piano.
inn hound. (Private box).
\\ est Avenue and Morwlnlsu'eei.
A one and Orchdr '33: mot
1'111111 Stwct
51—411amlStrectnnd Tindoll no
' Mnin .md Catherine Street a.
1»: 3'1“
11 The Green
63-— 11st Avenue and Lincoln
di~l£uut Avenue and Dusknm
.Vfima'
lam
Pile headquarters. has ‘lan Z
Tel no hone 170
‘IwFIIl’h
hFcliool (private)
fi—Mnrtln School tprivntt'ai.
.212 ~~~~~ «not Worthington and F014 BIS.
214—43111 1.1111111 St. 11an Osbor Avo-
Eiuwh‘ust Am and Rowan SL3 '
217-«Wlnflcid St.
flowi'ort and Charles Sta.
11nd Fitch SI. .
St lohu ..l and Edit». Av
3- Scnvicu ‘ Ave. and Firm. S
335~~iloulovnrd and Second St
arise-Cove Ava. aid Fifth SL1
arr mBoulcvnrd 11nd Blackstone
ali-mKeyaer st. and Pine Hill IA
(NE—lioyser $1.111“) D11ckPohd3rd
“Millions Haven. (Tel.
A tclophonc message to File ic Bil.
(705) between the hours of 0 p. _3
6 a m.. g‘lilug location of 111' 1111 ii
will be given of morest box. 3 '1
Pr'lintc boxes will only be ‘93
fire on premises where local.
Second Mom. 5 are only to
the out»! or acting chief upon3
at the tire
Special Signal: 1
i-0no blast at odd times. testing on
..m. standin-
1- i-Two blasts. re out '
11 iI—Twonty two. at 8 a. In no
in: oosulon 0! public 9cm '
ii Ii~Tmnty-Iwo. nt 12: 30 1).)!“
tern "1le session of public I hool
liiliillii~~Tcn blasts quick 'ul
entire dmrtment.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALA?!“
naught-11d Ave. to N. ... 1
B.
id-«chhory mud! and Bill I!
M 301011 ‘ m
11—44011: island Sound to Moi;
3-"(nmml." Me at.
22~Penuoyer St. to Cross at.
zit—Cross St. to Roll il.road
24~Rullroad to quowwie. ., ,
16~Whlte Bridge north to
ld—White Bridge 3 E. to L.
ii—Whlto Brt e 8 W. to ”1.1.
One :troko o the an hell I
Indlontu touting.
Two I trokea o! lira hall. 11! 1
out
Four strokes ofo are boil.
water to be thin '
an. A third or moI‘o °113mn in!!!
St. 3
vs. 3.
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