Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 11, 1912 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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STATE 8588i“

HARTFORD May ll.-The provis-
iionnl program for the state conven
ition of the Prohibition: Party announc-

ooanus, 0.. May II.~-Nauonulj rd WM which will be held in WI
politics only simmered in this statue/“Y 0“ M“) 21 and 2 at UMW H3”

Mann—.m—

 

,4 Campaign Managers Ara Plan—i
ning for a Grant Windup i
Next Week ‘

 

 

. tho primary ~election, May 2'].

4 ho— has uvoldrd

hint) Ivnx planning to tour Ohio,
though no such official aIIIIoIIIII.:cIIImIt

utter the tininh of President Tufts
three day tour and prior to the turn
oion of cntldidnteu whoduled to begin
their final campaigns here next week.
The president will return Sunday. ac-
cording to presentations. and Monday;
in to be followed by Col. Roosevelt.4
Campaign managers for Senator Lit-‘4
Folletle have announced that. he it to
make a final tour of the state prior to4

in the Dotmocrutic ranks, there in as
much activity and almost as mum
candidates me now laying out pins: t‘oI
speaking tours to concentrmte just be

4 fore the primaricn.

‘W. J Brvnn is finishing a thrcr dnys’
invasions of the static, in which ho has
linen uttoohing the (phantom of 6m
ernor Harmon. At OOIeInm ilIIIIuon' s4
headqunrters. it has bet-u nnmunord
that the chief executive is working out
his itinerary, which will covcr all the
points at which Bryan has Ispolwn and.
also will include the larger cities of
the state.

A report. gained circulation duringt
the visit ol’ President Tltft titdt Gover-
nor \‘ifoodrow Wilson of New .loraoy
ul-

nhs boon nInde.

Only the illemocrntts will have an op-
pI.IrtuIIit.,I' to express their preference
at tho primaries and the petitions 0t

IGovernor Harmon und Wilson only-i

have been circulated. Ool. 'Brynn till
his two hours of the state. has urged
Democrats to vote for the New Lie-racy»
executive.
w..—~.~ i

Only second in interest to the Taft»
Roosevelt fight in Ohio. rwill be the'
effect on the political fortunrs of Gov-
ernor Harmon, in relation to the Dem-‘
orrutlc Presidential candidacy. Mn
Bryan, who professes to4lvc ready to?
support either Clark or Wilson, though \7
committing himroli"

 

‘ to either. makes n special point or hit-

‘ nomination in Baltimore.

4 centnge of

I pmssion oi South Norwalk people.

. of iotl'auxers mining in faraway pin
cos.

" 4 "ton: him!!! mdy to any a good word

 
 
 

 

4 (SEMI.

.: dial: and nervous spells and was cut-
.2 added by II dimming kidney wealt-

terly' opposing the Ohio Govvruor.
against. whom his charger. socm to how
wanton and untoundcd. It is suggest-j
od—uand plaunihiI enoughv—tirut the ol~1
intimation of Harmon IIould groutiyw
impr0ve tho chances of Brluus own
____~ 4
“Just as in the State photo the now,
device was tried elseuhmr,” runs the
Hartford Cournnt, "a very turgi- per-
the qualified rotors ot2
Murvlund evidenced their (nilcgcdl
ardent desirc for the Plosldrutiul prl- ¥
nutty by staying entirclI IIIIIII rom'
11:01" those who attended and mind
a considerable porccntugo bunglod
the marking of their ballots. As 04?
promoter of stump prowling, tho pI‘oI'
fuse. expenditure of money in politics,

 

 

anus, tunonssuavr

Hundreds of South Norwaik Citizen!
_ Can Tell You All About It.
Home endorsement. «the public ex-

 

should be evidence beyond dispute for
every Booth Normlk reader. Surely
the experience of friends and neigh-
bors; cheerfully given by them, will
curry more wolaht than the utterance:

Read tho following:
.Mrn Charles Owens. 07 Woodward
avenue. South Norwullr. Conn, says:

for Dennis Kidney Pills, for they cer-
thinly baueilbod me. i was subject to

noon. I felt motions and in the mono
in: won all tired out. Seeing Dean's
Kidnap Mill advent-ed. l obtained a
box of: PWW‘I 13rd: Stars and it did
not mm W hint: to completely re-
lieve moi vitriol «In years that um
banned l M token Dean's Kidney

Pills minim! find they hm kept 4

mo in good Militia” ‘ ‘
For auto Unrnll doulorn. Price till

 

 

provides for a session on the evening
of tho 2124i. and meetings morning, of.
ternoon and evening on the do), fol-
lowing. The convention will be called
to order at 8 o'clock on Tuesday ove-
rning the list by the State chairman,
E. .1.» G. Hohenthnl, when the tompon
nry officers will he introduced, on ad
dress delivered by u speaker uotyot.
decided upon, and appointments made

,0! county momheru of the committees
‘on credentials and ourotlmenl. perma-
’nqnt organization and order of busi-

noun. platform, minor-o. nominations
and state organization. Preceding
this meeting there will he in the late

’ufternoon a mention; of the state oom-

mlttee. 0n Wodnosdny the 22nd the
nddross of welcome will be delivered
and responded to, nttnr which will
come the repurt of the committee
oII4r-rodentlniu and enrollment, the re-
port of tho committee on“ permanent
organizationgaaddresses of the pei'lIlI:
nent chairman and reports of tho

‘committces on platform and pinto or-

gunizntton. Recess until afternoon
will the be taken.

meeting nddressrn will he made-
Kurl Millllnlln, of Denver.
secretary of the United Societies of
Christian Endeavor, and by linnlol E.

Pollux, Prohibition ‘nominoo for gover-

by

2 nor of Ohio, and general secretary of

the Christian Eudoavur Union of that

Mate. the commuter; on nomination 4
‘for tilentato ticket and menthol-II or

the national committoo will make its
report and then will come nominau

films of members for the ntnte roll- 4
‘2 tral committee- by dviéguies from each ‘

IseIIhtorlnl district. The evening soa-
nion will be u ratification meeting. at

lWhlt‘ll the candidntos on the state
tiritct will he. presented. Mr. Poling
will hadrons the gathering.

 

 

 

George Taylor has purchased It now
hutomolilt

m

Mus. (i. A Dutouport spent n few
divs in Non Yolk this week.

Miss Katherine Kepler of Ringo
i‘iéld mus in town last week.

 

"ilc so‘ortmen are superintendlng'

ropniru on tho bridge near the station.

a” . w .... .—

lilIIi t”. J OeVVitt attended a meet-

44mg of tho W. (‘2. Y. 1!. in ilethci on

Thursday.

Mrs. it. W. Keeier IlllB been utopping

with her siuter Mrs. William Raymond ‘

of Rowayton.
. ..

 

 

Mrs. Tyler of. Mush. formerly» Mina,

Minnie ltnrretIIt. has been visiting

4 her father in North Wilton.

«Wu...— .
Mrs. Adams of Brooklyn who was a

summer resident last season has been

'vislnting Mrs. Theodore Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. John Oldenwnld are
among those of our visitors from the
city who have reopened their summer
homes

 

The Reading Circle met Thursday

afternoon with Mina Msry F. Grcsoryo

“Tho Autobiography of It Bhutan Jam. '

ess" was 1986.4. 4 4 '-
.42 thinly nap It Wild he ought to bo proud

Mm

Minn Halon Middlebt‘oak it” boon
entertaining MI-II. Robert norm 0‘!

New York at the tortuous ttloltnnt :

 

homo "Bunnylldo
*‘tl
Mr. and M, ‘.4
0nd faintly4 ,4
their country no

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

At the afternoon '

hold, help.

In R. Nichol. “ I i
' “Mfrndo’s you“ man always

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Mildly Coming 1mm.

"My continual" Ibo ill”. with 1
pretty ocowi.
foal dreadfully foolish if no promised
to a man. ”

“i should think no. too." ropilob the
dlfiident youth. '-

"But than i auppone there Are some

to do the proposing.” aha alum.

Miter an hour‘s consideration of
that remark he mum what Ibo
really mallow-Wouldn’t! World.

 

Export Judgmont.

"Now. children, name home of the
higher clan of hrutes‘ besides elo-
phnnts. lions. horses. dogs and so on.
Jimmy Jones, you homo one."

“My father's a brute."

“Jimmy. l'nI surprlmd at you! How
can you any Illl‘h a thing?"

"Well. teacher. that's what mother
calls him."

 

Dire Numity.

“gen.” air. in a your from now thin
Amalgamated Balloon stock will be
worth $10 000 and 1’" mil it to you for
50 canto. “

“if it‘ll be worth 010.000 in a your
from now. why don‘t you keep it your-
self?"

:‘Ii’oll. you son. i noun a shovel and
a hair out. and i’d ho a holy show if i
waited that long."-~Judxe.

 

Not Full of Grief.
“Gladys is very strict in her ideas
about the appropriate touch to drum.“
“in bile?“
"er much ID that when her hull-
sister died one would not wont any
but hall‘ImmIrning.”

fluid—W

ALMOST HUM'AN.

l

 

L45 . 2
M
Mr. wallow-Some (logo are almost
human.
Mrs. Kickoeroe: the): growl om
their mouth Just In some men do.

 

A Grant Rotiei‘.
We: didn‘t wanna much of our time
(In oilllor "dry" or “wet."
But how‘s lilo rcnuon for this rhyme,
We're glad lt‘n o'ur. you bet!

 

Fitting Talk.

"This in a raw” deal."'1‘emnrkod the
speeding motorist no he was conduction
to the Inner circle of the lniorno.

'Nevor mind," said‘ the demon.
soothingly, who WM escorting him.
‘We ‘11 not you where you can soon
be Icorohlnzl’

,,

 

Hopelou Gnu. ‘

loved her very dearly.

Maude-wt should my to. lie mar;
rind her in units of the fact not in
had been out in the rain all one after-
noon. was uensick with her. and saw
her unexpoctodly at home the morn-
ing alter a donoe.—~London Opinion.

 

A Lingering Doubt .

"i wasn't dult
way the m pllo 1 men for my
airship mower“ run when l naked
him how in mono lob."
"What. It“. hit drawer?” .

I " button him down to tho

i

 
 
 

Jim suited. .
“Mr. aluminum tho sculptor, nor-
'oi'. fillet in All exemplar“ atoll the
21"irtuou.
mm on it hm be. A Inulptor
ounbmo have II mu wile”

 

'm :‘l'iul Tiling.

 

03m our in «unit I. cold Ivny. "
‘lluw not" ‘I 2

“Treat: her ornrl night to too
0mm"

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minimum.

 

 

 

"i think a girl would -

girls who are lost simply compelled.

Mohair—l am sure ha Mil. have,

mum with tho

 

mini! or painting, “Youth ‘
mun.» " .-

 

ELK'S NATIONAL CONVENTION
C‘OiTLY

Over “0,000 Noodod to Entertain the
Grand Lodge in New Hpvon.

NEW HAVEN, Mny‘ timrl‘he can-I
mittoo ol’ the New Huron Elks having
in charge the feasibility of inviting the
Grand lodge to meet in this city in
1914 or 1910. has brought, n tables 01
expense and receipt estimates whirh
have been promoted to the members

‘ of the lodge. for their carotid domino

nation. The cxpemo outtnlatoa, which
are of conros purely estimates. total
861.500. while tho estimated rcoeipta
amount to $57,000.

Th. unmixed expanse ordinates
allow tout the amount which in the

1 opiuidu or the committee in necessary

and .adequnto to provide for; the prop-
or reception of the dotexutoohud their
entertainment while hero. The lumen
cum on the expense list in the coat. or
badges for tho vlnitlhg Elks, which to
out no the figure of 08.000. Electrical
doooratlonu. prim; and variouu incl
denials pro outimnted of. 35,000 ouch
Band In to. clerical help, and ban
Qili'lll. nineties etc. to pat garb of.
tho llgtiro of M. 000 The Ito-mini $2.:
500 in thought to ho lllmtienl for
printing ~ltnd advertising pnrpom Au
immobile and trolley excursions cult-r

‘ “turnout" or Grand "lodge om”, two

Medallions on the I30llnd tho grand
gland, I‘ihd oil-colon. bastard, em. tor
tho, mun-Io of lmblloity are abortion»
outflorwbho nulli«0l«$2.00il. .
Titanium bail nod-sown incidental

‘1. 4 «pound ire put of $1,500 each. Tho

non of postage and expound“ in tin-

‘ tired Indium. run total annuals 801p

000. ~
In the" estimated receipts the pro.
condo or the grand tub-II to he gluon by
the local lodge in the «nontho ol‘ Onto
her in our and will. form almont hall
or the; expected tom of rooolptn tor
the renoptiou to the grand lodge. The
fair: or unpectod to not 025.000. The
railroad: are denuded for 06,000. Thu
appropriations from the New i-laron
lodge and stator Connecticut lodges
are loitedto tor 85.0.00 each. The now
trihutiuno from hotels. breweries. rus-
tuu‘ranto. out... and the receipts from

I tho grand Island are estimated at 24433,.

000. Contributions from the loo‘tIream
Imen merchants, old, from cisur mun~
II-fuctururs. uhoro roacrts. etc... and
from tho local IIIIIInIIfIlcttI'rc-ru are not
for $2,000 each. A $1.500 uppropria
tlon ‘tzrom the‘ city of New ltuvou is ill-
IIo included in the hoped for roceipto
total 057.500.

From the above fact-II it to easily
deducted that the local lodge is in dead
earnest about getting thin great con-
vention for New Haven. it in u bin
undertaking and donorves every on-
uourugamont. '

 

 

CHEAPER it! TN? £040.
A good '00. 104th right papal
reaches the right people and gives the
results. Sentinel wont Idl- man

4 money to you.

phi-Wm

HOTEL Alumnus. .

Mabockomo Hate). May 10.21012.-—
J. H.‘ Dalila. IR. A. Jana. J. W. Rich-
ardson. 0. lanes, (3. H. Alexander, B.
Boone, New York: J. I). Chm. G. S.
Jayne Boutbn; H. W Hurstmnn. L A.
Libby, rim-trout, n J. nails. urn. A.
A. Phillips. Tounton, Moon; 84. Green-
otoin. W. 8. flatdold. Bridfieport; J.

 

, 2 ll. cram, H. o. Daniels. New linvon:

J. M. Layton, "A. 1.. Duncan. Mrs

Wilton.

GeuflemdSu

4.1%, phonid give a

' no this efficient {only
remedy-Ig-your bowels will be '
noggin 00400:“er and safoiy;

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

rn no Improvod‘I by

 

Horace R. Nash, Cor. N. M. & West Sis.

 

Wm -mm..mmm mm...“ m

’ ” WANTED To PAY steak FOR HER’

[ FIRST PAPERS.

Another woman made her appear-
:uco Thursday at tho naturallzutihn
2 Ann
COAL»; our;
Ran ges

adieu to the bounty oourt house and
uhc wart cooking her firm papers. Her
MEET EVERY ‘ .
COOKING NEED

at... ... —..

"tonne 'ls‘lltrlt. idn Wicktstrum and one
maiden at Marina park. in image-t
port JUGK!‘ Flanagan,
4_ Ilia attire. . questioned the woman at
some length without oven a blush.
but when he told her to stand against
the wall so that he could measure her
, for hot height. II ttorof pink arose
to his chunks. ' '
Gruntly lined.
The woman told hlsho not: that aim

 

Only one range,
required for either
or both of the two"

fuels.
one husband at II time and when she

paid the molded at Marina park.
Judge Flanagan. who in a grout bana-
bnll fan. inquired. “What baseball
park in that?" He eipinlned to the
wiicnnt. that there were a number
of baseball parka in the coIIntryvond
he wanted to know it Marion park
was that kind. He was told that it
was not. The woman was so over-
imed that lhc offered the judge 8 ice
but he politely refused as did one of
her witnesses
Como by Trolloy.
The other day a man named Ed-

 

A Combustion of
CONVENIENCE
COMFORT-and
ECONOMY
ran BALE air

FLAG‘MY COMING.

 

the uteri. ott' L

Idld. potholiuvolu having mow than “A:

Clark, South Not-walk; L. R. Hurlbutt. 44

Witt-Cir you-«h

Reminder to Fly the our. and Strip»
on June 14.

Iv‘rldny. June It. ‘qu he Fins nay.‘
the 135th unnlvouury of tho adoptlou4
of the Stars and Stripes on the this try by Mile;

of our country. it in on evidence of
patriotism to display the flag on that
day, and the school: for tho post fit-
teou yam have paid attention to the
annivernnrv.

Ohoorvutiou of the day in becoming;

more Ind Imoro mineral and it’s a met-ll country via trolley,

ty good mnnllontatlon that the lessons
of big/mortal Day are not lost when the
ting dying from the housotops a c-ou42
pic of weeks later

Oil till? 14th dav of June.17'.’7, ooh-’44
tired: wanton:

"That tho tins of the thirteen United!
Elton-s be lhlrteon stripes altar-unto
red cod wbltc: tluIt tho Union be thir-
teen stars. whoop;
promoting a new constellation."

I‘l‘ho numhor oi the at ripos having
boon increased by the admission or
new «moo multimillion of the nation a
future divelopmoni dawned upon W
fathers. the origin” thinned “NW”
worn unohanmhly region-d by not of“
comma on April Il. 1818, Iwhim it
won enacted:

"Than from and after the
of July next. the liar. of tho

fourth day

alternate rod and white; tint the Um-

no he twenty start. white. in u“ blIIo

held. and moon, the “allusion of 0
now outta into the Union one. our be
ltddbd to tho ‘Unitm of the tins. and
such addition intro I«tout on the fourth
day of July non, surmdingnueh MI
Intuition.“
W

Louis A. Frazier, 24 hint-Rot tot. Ivor.
'wloh,,t.‘,onn.. had been subject to hook-
ache due to kidney trouble tor sum
time. lie om:
Kidney Pills. l tool: them god the:

- gave me who! it 01100.! recommend

them as a prompt 10d affective modi-

olno for 4 nap and bladdar nou-

hie.” “Iv.“ . Wlsmore II. no. ..
WNW“; .._.,_...._

SPECIAL SERIES OF SERMONS.

W

Will be sumo Sunday in the South
Nov-walk Congregational Church.
The following progrnm at pulpit lot»
too for May and June has been decid-
éd by popular vote in the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, ,and Rev.
John Stapleton IItii prouch on them:

i “‘Godo Faith in Man." May 12.

Morning. . I;
1M0“ Faith in God. May 12.
ironing

3.“The Whorenbouts or Holt and
'lleuven." May ill. Evening.
4. "The Young Woman
Home." May 26, Evening.
6 “Why Doors Not God Forgiv

Everybody." June 2. Evenluu. 'i

6.“'l‘he Young Man and His Home. "
June. 9. Evening.
7. "Parsonuiity. the Power 44of.
Man." June is. Evening.

8. “132 money and Girl Worth the, 2 '-

2lnlrortl"IJune all. months.
9 "The Real sabbath."
Mormon.
10. "is the World Growing Better
or Worse?" June 30. Evening.

”a...

R‘WRNII‘H'ING MANV HOUSE.-
Houu rotational: l". A. Mitchell.

 

Won wool. Namath, has told hilt 2.
bonito lull thiouput wool: '1‘» con-
Moi. tor Mahmud boom in New ,3 ,4
(landfill and One in Cnnnon statiod4 ‘5

were completed yesterday.
it. A. Bonedict,4
store spent all wool: at the Eplrtl'eid

Nmory Compony‘s house in Cannon. '

trending the out Wilmeoim homoutoud
tor the 095w proprietor.

omen Urination and mill K.

 

 
 
 
 

In It” IIIIIIpII All the work in!
boon amulet-d.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a blue “Old. rel

United
Statou ha uilrt'oeu horioo‘ntal atrium

"Flooring of Polar I

and Her '

l
June 30.

of tits furniture-

Mitchell «on bod chum of u noun 4

and chm «1:4..th

ward Ogden appeared for, his papers
at Judge Flunaghn'u office and be
nearly knocked the judge of! «his chair
when he said he calm: to this coun-
I “How could that be?"
inquired Judge Flanagan. The an
pliant informed him that. he came to
‘the states from Canada and landed at
the Port of Buffalo. He is the first
man that has appeared at the hi
urullzation oilicu IIho landed in this
Ogden gave. his
reoidence as 698 Bouchmom avenue.
Bridgeport.

~~~flwwwm

ICASTORIA

formuddhildnn.

In!“ “aluminum

3cm tho
i Signature of

i
Z‘U'T POI um AGMNN' QQNN.
‘ GO. FILED lN COURT.
i A suit to rel-over dnmam of 4315 000
u bled today in supeiim: chart by
Emu L Stone of Derby and his “'1?”
Eco. union the Cmneotlcut company.
Mr: Stone If“ on a crowded car at

 

 

November 20 of into your. and while

brake bundle. was «leaped and whirled
around striking her. As a result of
the blow appendicitis developed and
In operation wan necessary.
gnocchi the management of the brittle
huddle by the motorman of the our to
4alioxed.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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' Newlmcmon

“a Wailington 8t.
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the loot ot' nix-both street. norm on m

they "be trying to enter the our. the “A

Nomi-4

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FIRE ALARMS

IOUTH nonwouc mu gum
. loud.

 

re Alum a nurtur- or. m
Ft Worn. mph... for m alum.

No.
l—«wauhlIIztan and North lulu It...
Do a rnogondm Btu.
w: n
Ill 0 ”F4” wry. prim
out: I
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l—«llusio Hail. {ratified and City finial.»

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12.— Wt 0‘1. rrnnkun new
llluxConcoI-d‘ '8t.. Concord and “min "

oboo
uuflorux Halo and” Ann St!
146*Hiph 8t. 1mm law A».
1 lash/m we. limit! View???"
lbw...“ .hnd Twin: gun.

23—49% Ave. 0 0
mm

Eon—womb Main andflmroe 3.4m .
Jv—Loxlnaton Ave. and Aunt II II.
27~Weot and Elm Grovo Bu.

al—nmuhO mun at. betmon um on

Me
82—min) 0Electric Woriu. Stain It. “
34~nfiprlus and Ch fitl.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lbwnl-Itviion com ‘22: Ba.
Sl—xLookwood" L;
Mb! 1.. and cm:

0!

«Ia—Jr Im- Ave (Ind 80th at“.
up am to. avg

«anon-it: and Quint-ltd Am and in:

40—» Woodward Lad LOWMIQI, Av

Btwoldon Hill and Elinor A". .

Sil—Wuhlmton

saw-Freight me man Ann eat. .. prim ‘
04—»Norwntk Look (20 . private.
(I) Denotes non-interfering bola.

luster box. from which tho hm

M)
bar of ny bu can be can
Ono rota all: now nudity

standard time. 1-

One utroke or odd times. touting at
line open. 1

Two ntmltoo utter on alarm. In out, w
calla department. 1-1

Tum olow Wok”. Inter to ho ll

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At 12:05 p.m., MWosnmdu. um
lnfiuiicd fort .

N alarms for on dinriet lilo
«Mad by telephone. I

 

NORWALK FiRE ALARM‘

15—410mm of Main and Wall 81min.
ll-«Bolden Avenue. and Union 2
224! It: Hill and Kellogg Street.
21min nion Park.
‘25—-West Avenue and Berkeley 3!
21—~ankltn Avenue nod Lyne- Pinon.
0|-—Gnn house. (Prints m).
2-Wont Avenue and Mervin Strut:
sdwllnrbor Avenue and Orchard Wool...
fll—I‘hopel Street and Harbor MI”
sir—West Avenue. near tho
88~810vnns Street and Elm M
ll-Cross Street and Wilton ovum:
42'than street and North Amos.
ill-wil‘rmtce Street.
filwfll‘und Street Ind Tlndah Linn
60~Main and Ca herine Simon! 4
tit—New though and um Fair 81ml. 2I .
M-LChedtnut treat. our Sumner 8t
59—min: 8t reele and Union Auntie
”won Tho Gm
Illa—Em Avenue: and Lincoln Avenue.
61—«East'. Amount! and Dusk”: lane.

 
 

EAST NORWALK Irina ALARM toxic
Fire Woodmen. has Vfin Zuni amt.

 

‘s—Jlnrvl fa

til—Vnn‘ fund:
me. mad Rowan St.

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