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in: are the church services
sy: '
int Methodist Ipiscopsl.
«pastor. Rev. John 10. Zeltsr.
ooh at «both services. Morn
410. “The Easter Triumph tor
‘ ind." Evening theme. "Poms
muons Worth While." Musical
Morning.
d0~"Bercsuse' ...... . . .Wiison
«straw—”Christ Our Pass-
. or" .. ............. ..... Buck
rails Solo~"0 Blest Re.
mar" ............... .Weatherby
Mrs. Vii-.8118
AAtiude-«Festal Marsha ..... Ashiord
one Solo-~“The Prophecy" . Rogers
MI. Scoiieid.
nsw‘uiail the Day That Sees
Him Rise" ............ \Vesley
tlude ”Marsha TIiomphaie. Harper
......—
‘ Norwalk Methodist Chur'ch.
lieu. Lincoln Cuswell, pastor. Mom
Incl-ship. 10:30. Sunday morning
sweating. 9:30; F. H. iledlenl
, er. Sunday school, 12:05. icpworth
80,9 devotional service. 6:30. Eve‘
{tingworshinl :30.
Tuesday evening class meeting.
; l". 'i‘. Rust-0e. leader.
!Thursday evening prayer meeting.
Attila Sunday morning and evening
' ices the quartet and chorus will
odor special Easter selection. The
slosl~ program for the day:
Morning.
Mlude~0rgan and piano.
Irv—“0 come let us
An" ..... ......Myles 13. Foster
rtet—J‘Awake. Thou that
espest" ..
asshole—Selected.
de~0rgan and piano.
, Evening.
militia—Organ piano and violin.
them—"O day of love
ennui” ................... Bartlett
Oriel-tory-Niolin solo, Ilerccuse
2 .................... F. Renard
rtet~~“i4le ye comforted". .it‘ischer
A Avsnus M. ‘Ev Chuooh
.' Ei'Disbrow. Bil-enter?
Morning. ‘
Gloria in B—ilst. ..
‘fim~40 Joyous Easter Morn-
4........4. .P. A. Schnecker
y sprano solo, (must the
is Risen .4 ....... l). E. Disbrow
amu'rhe Resurrection. soprano
d chorus ..... H. R. Shelley
.l e-wWar March of the
deals .......... '......D. \v. Hyde
Evening.
lode—Offertoire. Allegro
oderato ..... . ..... S. Rousseau
love Triumphant " Florence Morse
ageley, a tale of the Eastertidey
sdlngs by Mrs. H J. Hipson.
rano Solo—"Not a span ow tail-
h" ............. ...Frauz Abt
gator Solo-«“Far more precious."
4034-“E’en thin‘e hairsare numbered."
rus-—-“For the God that planted."
rus-“Blessed are the pure in
eart DI
. rtet and choruswiiounns
whot-.0 and choir—~“We wbuld see
sans." 4 .
and chorus—~“Love that passeth
, owlsdsa."
and chorus~“0 Calvary. "
‘i and chain—“ills did not die in
‘ aileluli
Halleluil} Chorus. irom
tattoo—«The
Butterfly. “Hazel
loan.
r Little Speeches——
pooch, Dorothy hoveloy.
unbeam~Margaret Crosby.
Bird—~4M'srie Stevens.
was.
‘pht Street A. Ni. 01:...
srlssN Ndibbous. pastes-—
osrmon by the pastel-A at 11 a.
301M“. (mes Hawaiian
‘ Preterm—Deacon Taylor.
Evening.
WindeaovSketch .............. Beebe
orus—4—“Lii‘t Your Voices in
umph" .................... Ware‘
idiom—”Christ the Lord is Risen
Today" ................. Schneckcr
'uartetw‘Mngdaleue” ....... Warren
horns-44"Aii Hall" ......... Perroult .
. . ...... . ....... Fischer .
...‘F‘urmer‘
. 12:10 p. m.
' p. In.; preaching by the pastor.
Reading-10" William Ooismsn.
Remarks—«J. 8. Bell
At 7 n. In; Allen Christian Endeavor
league. led .by James Fuller At 8 p.
01., Easter concert:
Opening Addressr-Jsmos Perkins. Jr.
Singing-Esstor Greeting.
Sin4ging~—Enstei4 Heralds. 4
Recitationwllear the Story,
Mott.
Recitationwliiy Errand. May
stead.
Solo—«Mrs. James Perkins.
iiecitation~Two Marys. Miss Helen
Atkins and Miss Lucy Middleton.
Singing—Trout Calvary to Olivet.
Recitation-wile ls Risen, Clarence Hell.
Recitation~ Easter Bells. Grace Olm-
stead.
Singing—The Conquering King.
Recitation-M Miss (truce Oimsieud.
ilecitntloaniss 'l‘horosn Atkins.
Singing—4101111111111.
Recitatiouless Mary ilaldwin.
ilecitation4~-4Mlss Ada Baldwin.
3010 and Cliorhs—4-4Christ Arose.
Singlng~~tWrist is Risen. choir.
South Norwaik Congregational.
Public Worship at 10:30 :1. III.
Prelude~isllegie ............ Youleroi'i
Ros pousite Reading 4~Puge 70.1saluh
Xi . ill; Kill: ii42.
Quartetm‘TflIrlst the Lord is Risen
today" ................ ...... .lluok
Anthem—“On that First Easter
morning" .................. Spence
Offertory~ilomlne Delis ...... Rossini
Sermon, by the pastor-~-"i.iio from
Death."
PostludemOIfertoire in l) minor-Pallets
luster Vesper Service. 4:30.
Organ and 'PllanmMQiodle in 14‘
........................ Rubinstein
The i‘loxoiogy. by the congregation.
Processional ilymn~"i.ove Divine, all
Love Excelling."
Hymn 482. by the congregation.
QIIurt0t——"0 Saving Victim"..
Reading of the Scriptures.
i-iymn «ill, by the congregation.
Prayer. With choral response. "My
. God, i thank Thee" ........ Maker
Anthem—~"Hosanna". . . .Jules Granier
Ottertoryw'i‘rio for organ. piano and
violin, 'Are Marin". . . .lluchflounod
Trio-"i.ii't Thine Eyes.“ front
"Elijah" .............. Mendelssohn
Address by the pastor-“An Easter
idrii.”
Anthem——"iinioid ye Portals.“ from
“Redemption" ............. (iounod
Hymn l" 5, by the congregation.
licnedictiom
Organ i’ostlnde—~“linlicluiluh." from
"liessiah" .............. .....i-iandel
Choir of twenty voices. assisted by
Mrs. Jennie Gray Pugh. contraito;
Mrs. Morton Machfiuslandh'pianists;
Miss 101th Becker. violiniste. .44
Weekly Calender.
Sundayu'i‘hc ilibie school meets at
Special Sunday school
Easter service. Easter songs and reel-
tntionsfl Address by pastor. Men’s
Christian inquiry Club meets at 12:10
p. m., in the large class room upstairs;
subject. “The Bible and Poetry"; lead-
cI, Dr. E. ii, (iumburl. Springwood
Union Chapel Sunday school at 3:30
p. In. Senior Y. P. S. (7. ill. meeting
at 0:30; leader. Miss Lois S. risers;
all young people are welcome.
'i‘uesdnyw'i‘hc intermediate C. 10.
Society meeting at 4:30 in the church
parlor. The business meeting of the
Whatsoever Circle oi King's Daugh-
ters will be held with Mrs. Frank Lau-
der. :3 Seymour street. at 7:45 p. m.
\\-’ednesdsy—4~7 p. m., all young peo-
ple who desire to join the church cho
rus are asked to meet Mr. (irsnniss.
7:30 p. m., choir and chorus rehearsal
Endeavor Circle of King's IDsughters
will meet with Mrs. Milton Elwood. 10
Rowan street. at 3 o‘clock.
Thursday—~11 p. m., the Woman's As-
sociation will serve a luncheon for all
members and friends of the church.
7:45, a roll-cull meeting or all mem-
bers will be held and announcement
made of the sum total realized by the
Easter collection.
FridaquMeeting of the Junior So-
ciety C. E.”st 4 p. m. Catecheticsl
class for all young people contemplat-
ing membership in the church, at the
parsonage at 7 p. to.
Miss J.
Olm4
.Tours
.1
First Congregational Church.
Rev. Ernest 04‘. McGregor, Pb.D., pas-
tor. Services at 10:80 a. 4m. and 7230
Mon-
ing subject, "Easter Day"; evening
subject, “The Power 01' His Resurrec-
tion. ” At the evening service the can-
tats “Easter Eve and Mara" will be
sung mus sunday school will you a
special Easter service in the chapel at
120010010 An intersttlaa
all are cordially invited
on Tuesday at. 3 o ‘cioclt with Mrs. oar-A
‘ annual. 010.400... satin" ‘
and 000W 4
prints profsm has been Amanda and
The unison Rule Circle will mat _"
...................th 0. Hammond
assassin-4' Here we odor, and pro»
sent unto Thee". . . .J. H Mounties
OttertoryWVlolln solo. Largo
lift) .0 F. Handel
Quartet (with violinlmi'Cin wings 01
living light". . . . . .liomer N. Bartlett
Postludowori'ertory in C. Book 5.
No.10 ..AII.Wely
EveningwMuil’lcal Service.
Prelude—Piece Herolque
.CosarFraItck
Quartet (with violini~‘The itesur
......
reciion' ............ .H. R Shelley
Oilertoryml’ioiin solo. ('iavntins in ‘
I) .................. . ..... l . Raf!
’(lantatuv-44“ luster Eve and
Morn” ........ Frederick- Stevenson
(With violin and clarinet) 4
Quartet-«Prayer at the Sepulchre.
day."
Quartet
chre.
(outtalto and Quartet" '.Yea though
i walk lbw all the valley of the
shadow."
Soprano and Qlltll'lel.~-' .1075th me
not in this dread hour.”
()rgunml’roeessiou to the Sepulpbro.
Bass. with ladies li‘li)4"4"'\'(‘l')’ curly
in the morning."
Tenor with trio-""1“? not ui'frinlitetl."
Quartet»"iinto Him that loved us."
i’ostlIItle-«Ji‘ocr-utu in ill. up. 149
............... liomcr N. l‘lartloit
Miss Lillian Shcru'ood-Nswklrk. st)-
prano: Mrs. itecd linviiund. control-i
to! iiornoc S. Hutch, tenor: ii‘runkj
.N‘ush. lmss; Mrs. Alex. S. Gibson us-
sisilug in the trios.
\‘iolln. Mist; Ethel Becker.
Clarinet. Stanley Huidwin.
Alex. 8. Gibson. organist and (ii
rector.
Meditation at the Sunni-
South Norwalk Baptist.
ltcv. it. (i. Hartley. minister. Scr-
\‘it'eu at 00:30 a. ill. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning Services.
Organ iPrcludewEuster Morning
........................... Mailing
Holy. Holy. Holy (by the people).
Salutation and invocation.
Amen (by the cholrl.
Responsive selection. .‘o. 01.
Scripture lesson.
Antltemw-“As it began to
dawn" ..... 4 ................ T rustle
Prayer.
itospousewflesus. by Thy Love"
.................. Rossini-Emerson
Offertory—mt‘hnnson Triste
'i'scltalkowuky
.tlt'onier
Ullertury solowllossnna . .
Mrs. O‘Connor.
Seruum~"1‘he Dust in the Garden."
Benediction.
Organ Postludew Hallelujah
Chorus ...... . .............. Handel
Evening Service.
Easter Cantata. given by reader and
quartet.
organ i'rciudew‘i know that my Re
decmer livclh" ............. Handel
Rcudei'wtlethsentuno.
Quartot444~4“\\4"hcn the morning was
come" .. ....... . ........ Srlincckcr
Render-4 44Cslvury.
Quartetw'fl. sacred head. now
wounded" ............... Schnecltcr
Reuder~~TlIo Close 0! the. Crucifixionm
The Huriai.
Quartet—~‘See the world in sorrow
weeping" ....... ..Shelley
Readsr~The Approach of Dawn and
the Rent Tomb.
Qunrtet~—"The First Day ol the ‘
Week". ‘ ........... ........8heliey
Reader» The Post Resurrection Days .
‘Quartet~“Now the earth in resort-es
tion light" ..... .. ...... ....Shelley
Benediction.
Organ :Postiudewmi‘he heavens are
telling” ..... ..........Haydn
Announcementsrior the Week.
Sunday~12 m., the Easter exercises
of the Bible school will be given in
the auditorium; the program provided
consists of songs. recltatlons and a
shorhaddress by the pastor. (1 p. m.,
the subject of the young people‘s meet-
ing will be “The Kind oiLifoi Widh
1 Had Led.” 7:80 p. m. We desire the
members ths church and congress-
tion to note the change 01 time tor the
evening service to 7:30 Ii. In.
Tuesday-21 p. m.. the pastor will
meet the advisory committee in the
church parlors. ..
Thursdayw7: 45 p.
at. the object or
4 Calendar to:- 0.. week commencing
iiuss and Quurtotw—“Now the next ‘
imitating of the vostry.
Salutation.
Prayer.
Organ 4lutmduction. "The ("tithing of
liawn" ..................... tlcibcl ‘
Scripture.
Quartetm‘fliug. my tongue. the Suv-
lor‘s glory" ...... . ...... Schueclter
April 7:
Easter Day-vi a. m., celebration of
the Holy Uommunion.
morning prayer. sermon and Holy
Communion; sermon topic. "The Day
Which the Lord Hath Made " t n 10.,
Easter carol service o! the Sunday
school; the service of the glorified
cross. 7:30 p. m., evening prayer and
sermon: topic. "The Morning 01' tiller.
city." The musical program tor the
day: " ...
Morning.
Processional (Hymn-Welcome Happy
Morning.
introltwiihrist Our il’ussover. . . .Klng
Te Deon: .........l.utkin
Communion Service in ' E-tlat. . . .Eyre
00ertory~As it Began to i)swn.lluclt
Recessionsl l-iymuw'i‘hc Day 01 lies-
urrectlon.
Evening.
l'rocessional liymnw-Come. Yo Faith-A
iui.
Magnificai ....................Mnrtin
Nunc illmittls ................lliartiu
(idoriorw~Amke, Glad Soul
.......... Schucciter
Recessionai Hymn-«At the. Lamb’s
High Feast We Sing.
luster Mottduywmllfllll a. m., celebra-
tion of the Holy Communion. 2 p.
m., sewing meeting at the rectory to
new on things for tho missiona: v box.
i4) aster Tuesday 444444 9: .10 a, In . cciebru
tiou of the Holy Communion 7:00 p
m., monthly business meeting of tite‘
Woman‘s Guild: a lull attendance oar—
nestly desired. 8:15 p. m., monthly
ednesduy .1 "10 p. m. u meeting
::1 :10 p m. the Junior Auxiliary to they
iioutd oi Missions. 7:31: p m., the4
Junior Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
Thursday—whirl p. 111., business and
social meeting oi the (llrl's Friendly
Society. ‘
Pridnym'lziltl p. In. confirmation
class. '
«1-1.1 p. m., choir rehearsal.
Christ Church.
Rev. J. Hypitln mown. rector. Mrs.
M. Wood. organist. Holy Commits
ion. with the full choir. at 8 a. at
Sunday school at 10 s. In. (literal sen
vice and sermon at {1:45, to which all
(Ire most welcome. There. will be no
Ii o‘clock service.
St. Joseph's Church.
ll O'clock Mass.
Ki rie ...................... ilusewlg
hot the Holy Anthem Rise. Home
Today 110': Risen ........ liordese
Odertory~-~llose of the Cross. .i.conarti
Jesus. Jesus. Dearest Lord ..... lllasel
on. Lord. 1 am Not Worthy.
Nearer. My (ind. to Thee.
Quartet4-44-Mru. Tammany. Mrs. (it‘ll-
liu. ii. Campbell. T. McMahon.
Organist and director Madeline C.
Manner.
s
...—...”...
Grass Episcopal.
ilev. J. ll.“Werncr. rector. Celebra-
tion of the Holy Coinmunlon st 0. 8
and 10:30 o'clock. The services at
s and 10:30 will be musical. Sunday
school at 12 o'clock. Children's ser»
musical program:
0 O’clock.
Prelude~-iilnster Morning . . . .Msiiing
Kyrlg Eleison ....... Martin
Gloria Tibi .... Martin
Anthemw' welcome Happy Mort»
Ina“ ......... ..Neidlinger
Sanctus .......... .... . . .. . . . .Martin
Agnus Dei ..... ..........Msrtin
Gloria in Excelsis ............Martln
Postiude in I) ....... ...'....U‘onshos
10:30 O'clock.
PreludewGrsnd chm in 114.. Salome
Kyris Eieison ...............Msrtin
Gloria Tibl . ..Martin
Anthem~"lie is Risen”
Ssnctus
Agnus Del
Gloria in Excelsls
Postludem-lMarch in B-ilat.
v.1...
slur-urnosovo
... o-
......
choirmaster.
0t Mary's Church.
Childrsns Mass. 8: 30.
10:30a as...
vice at 4:30. No service at night. The
..Harker 4
..'.......itiartln“
.......Martin
.....Martin 4A4.
..(lsmp .
Arthur F. Huntington. organist and ‘
Kyrle .. Wealth"
VARAOxlDIOOGHA ”hummuunnpllmr
o‘aalutarlo . mobilitth‘
Communion Pseha‘ Rostrum . Ksltanslio
locomlonsi—Christ is Risen From
abs Dead,
Sanctuary Choir.
Postlude Dubois
Vespers. 7 : 30.
Domino ad sdiuvandum . . McCabe
Dixit Dominate . . . .4 ........... Millard
Contitebor................. ..... Est
BoatusVir . M00000
iaudate Dominum .......... Rosowig
Hssc Dies ‘ ......... . ....... .. Hsmms
Mognliloai Millard
Regina Cooli ........ . MéIvIn
0 Baluturis ............ . Bassimii
'i‘antnm Ergo ............ .. Wisgsnd
llaudste Dominum Gregorian
Processionai March . . . . . . . ..
Advent Christian Sunday School.
Richard Bland. Supt.
Opening Song~Wake. 0 Earth. school.
Scripture reading by pastor.
Prayer by pastor.
Responsive reading. led by supeIiII-
tsudcnt
. Pabst
l
liecltatioanessage at Easter. Mabel
Linguist.
t
Exercisew'i‘eil the illud Story. by Mrs
Cunningham's class.
Song by schooi~444 in
Recitation
Plait.
Notices and offering.
Address by pastor.
Exercise by live gi
:ltl xertise4~ i-lasict lions seven boys.
Recitation
Knorr.
Sense-«Over a (lion
Roti41utionwAn Eu
Kosmecki.
t.‘r any
of the Woman‘ s Auxiliary :0 Aihc flour:1 i Recitation anma Vedas
of Missions: all vomru o Alto c are Exercise by an girls
are invited to come ‘0 ”’5 meeting ILesson of the Lilies ids and icicle
Knorr. A
Songwt‘ioronutimi.
Benediction.
Swedish
Swedish Luthora
held at the home
Salvation Army
Water street.
lecture on “The St
Life." Sunday. in
ii II. m., "Things
Killed Himself."
fiery prophet.
Vidl Autism 1.0.3.0.MB??:...t}ream-ian P 1‘ Perrctt. odic
Kryrle ........... . ........... (Janus
23:21:: f'.‘.’:’f‘.‘i‘.".";‘.14::,'::.44::.4.i:‘.‘.’.';: 4 4
OHBPIDI’X.. ’ ' suited the young
3:533:00.“ AAAAAAAA ”am” father confidently:
‘iienedlctus . ..... lupus things that sound
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The Easter
...—.... “am
Plait street. at. t p.
.0. 'i‘hunberg. will preach; subject. for
sermon. “lie Lives
Col. John Dean, principal of the Sal-
vntion Army Training College .New
York city. will conduct two days‘ spo-
cia‘i services in the Army hail. No. :30
Tonight at 8 he will
p. m., lecture on the Devil“;
"The Last Chance.
grout theologian. u mighty preacher, a
Don't fall to hear him.
All seals are tree.
m. <w~wo ~v4’ ...—u..—
"Wlmt makes you think the bubl’
“ill tell you." answered the young
nothing at, all than any kid 1 over
the Dawning.
Miracle.
inn 4
rls
Speckle. Amciln ‘4
my (iardcn. schooly.
ster Story. Etidie’
Lutheran.
anervtces will be
of V. R. .iohnsou.
m. The pastor. (’3.
4444H0 is Risen! "
Special Services.
range Things of My
0 subjects will be:
Which Hinder"; 4
ii p. m.,
or the Man Who
Colonel Roan is a
Captain and Mrs.
era in charge.
great. politician?"
mother anxiously.
"be run any more
well and mean
Plain Dealer.
City Natl
FAClLlTY
WITH
Capitol
$100,000.00
FRPEDERICK H.
I. H. Mathewson .
John H. Knapp
Christian 0wartz
Samuel Grumman
Henry 0.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
BANKING
W».
WILFHED BODWELL. 000M"
w-
Dl RECTORS
coal Bank
CONSIS‘TENT
SOUND
ourpius1 and Profits
011,000.00
ROWAN. 2t! Vic.-
J. Walloon Marvin
John H. Light
Prod. H. Boston
Lowls R. Hurlbutt
Lockwood
“it“ IXA
Fenwick optical j Co.
I ‘_ A00“ ousnmyvso
000,, ‘ oil .1 and “turd” evenings.
MINID Hill
on ‘ IUILDIANG.
“ Some days I could hardly stay up long
4 Mrs. ELVA BARBER EDWARDS. BOX 54,
‘ 4 and display tables. one fish box. five
Bats Deposit Boxes 83 and 05 per your
...—....
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
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years.
WHY WE RAP ON WOOD.
in the current issue of Farm ‘ and
Fireside is the following explanation
or the origin of the superstition that
rapping on wood is a good thing to do
when one makes a boost.
"The superstition oi tapping on
wood when one has been betrayed into
boosting of a special bit of luck. hike
immunity from illness, etc. is of Ger
man origin. The raps were supposed
to drive away evil spirits vexed by
vaunted happiness or any piece of
good'i'ortuno.
"The three runs oflginaily signified
the three persons of the Trinity. Path
er. Son and Holy Grout. and the noose
siiy for rapping on wood was be-
cause that was the material 01' the
cross."
W... and...“ ......
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel
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to be" Sold Out
The stock and fixtures oi the Non
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next two weeks. The large line of
staple and fancy groceries are all
fresh and of fine quality. The fixtures
consist of two large butcher‘s ice box.
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meat blocks. two cash registers, meat
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two wagons. one good horse. meat cut-
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spice cans. tea cans. stove. gas range,
hand truck. and butcher‘s tools.
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Sale now on.
. H. M. KENT, Trustee.
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on.”
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~Musio Hail, liflord and on: Bowl
ros-
ll~stst St. Franklin School.
tawaonoor 0 so. concord and his win
14~North sin and Ann Hts.
Iti——Hi in ma Ba ow Aye.
1...; orwsik Iron orits.
I'I—Wsst Ave. and Coda :- at.
10—1-1111: School West Ave.
21~Wsst 8t. and Taylor Ave.
23~x10ly Ave. and Low t.
24~Chestnut and Hen‘ fits.
25-x§outh Main and onroo Btu.
lnston Ave. and Austin at.
27~West and Elm Grove Sis.
timeouth Mala 614.. between Grove sol
Me ado B
82~x(M) Electric Works.. State at.
84—38 ring and Ole.
30—: aviland and slot Btu.
ill—xinckwood Mfg. Co.
41—Fairilsid Ave. and Cedar St.
42~Tayior Ave. and South St.
48——Wood odwsrd Ave. and Meadow at. I.
t§—~Burritt and Quintard Avon. and Water
low-Woodward and Lowndss Aves.
lib—Golden Hill St. and Elmwood A".
52—Washington 8t. Brion
till—Freight yard and Ann est. prim“.
454~horwaik lock 00.. private.
(1:) Denotes non- -intcrfering 130on. -
(M) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p m.,
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing no
line open.) -
Two strokes alter an alarm. tire out, ro—
mlis department, 1- i
oflThfeeI—d slow strokes. water to be also!
it 12. 051:). m., each Wecrmdsy. a be:
oiled for test.
ire alarms for on district also :0-
cclved by telephone.
is
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NORWALK FIR! ALARMB
lb~—Corner of Main and Wall Streets
21—-Bcidcn Avenue and Union Place.
22~Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
Ziwi' nion Park
25»West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
”7v-Frankiin Avenue and Lyrics Place. '
{ll—«Gas house. (Private box). .
32—«West Avenue and Merwin Street.
all—«Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34~Cimpel Street and Harbor Avenue.
86~West Avenue, near the armory. '
38~Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
li-~Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
“in—Main street and North Avenue.
tsuF‘rance Street
til—«Grand Street and Tindail Lane.
Sam-Main and Cath etine Streets.
63~New Canaan Road and Fair Street.
54-Chestnut Street near Summer 81.
55~Main Street and Union Avenue.
62~0n The Green. ’
08~East Avenue and Linen ckgnAI
044~East Avenue and Dan
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Filo headquarters. 06 Van Zant street.
Tel lcphons 170
l—Fitch School (private).
Swflarvln School (private.
tie—«East Washington and
venue.
I..ane
r
on Sis.
Jib—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
leulaast Ave. and Rowan St.
217~Wlndeid St.
ziznh‘ort and Charles Sta
22t-«Rnst Ave. and Fitch St.
225—~£t. John St. and Edlle Ave.
332wseaview Ave. and First St.
ssh-~Boulevard and Second St.
336~Cove Ave. and Fifth St
37-«Bouievard and Blackstone St. (Tel
fill—«Keyner St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
312~Ksyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
stow-Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705lm between the hours ofil p. m. and
giving location or fire. an alarm
will time 3 Von of nearest box.
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chic! or acting chief upon his arrival
at the firs.
Special Signals
1~One blast at odd times. testing or lino
t—-()ne blast at 8 30 m . standard time.
1- l—-—Tvm blasts. re
11 ll—Twenty two. at 8 n. 211.. no morn—
ing session of public schooi.m
Il-ll—Twemy- two. at 12: 30 9.110 at-
ternoon session of public school.
illiln‘l‘liw'i‘en blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
monighland Ave. to N... on.
R. It.
13~llickory Blui'i! and Bell Island.
1a-. Pine Point and Roton Point.
21: Long Island Sound to McKiuis
Sw‘ {semi-s]. " MoKi inley SL8 to
22~Pennoyer St. to CrossB
23—Cross St. to Railroad.
24—1011th to “331400119100.
81 d
ls-Whits Bridge north to Brooksids.
ill-Whlte Bridges to L. I.I Sound.
l'inhits Bridge 8. W.
6:130,"
01L. Sound.
One stroke of the tire bell It odd time.
indicates testing.
l.o'l‘vr strokes of are boll. thus. 1-1. are
out
l.li‘our strokes of are bell, thus. 1—1-14.
water to be shut off.
0“ till rd or more storms indicate seriou-
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