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Win count
t' In to see how decidedly undesirable
t in permission would become it urani-
There nus no objection rematch
ed by any present with regard to the
double.I tracking proposed ,from Hoyti
stl'cetwto School, street,‘atld althOugh
there was no decision on 'tbe mutton
the action of the meetinh followed the
phantom in his paper yesterday.
9d.
(‘orporatiou Counsel Loo Davis nai-
answering the counsels
"I. through Manager J. B Potter,
ed the company and the company re:
turned the compliment: in the tray of
accusation
This
little tlfr lasted but a moment and was
. the only dltetlslon, this being called
‘ up by the apparent evasion of Engin-
. 601‘ E. C. Webster in answering a ques—
tion put by one. of the councilman.
The council laid on the table a res-
oi; Itiou providing for the granting oi"
Fttcct from
strcvt, until
" which time
H II) I Street
Thursday
the
the rizht to lay double trucks in Main
Manager Potter assured the council
that he will do all in his power to gebi
the compam to comply with tiIc
vision in the resolution, that the corn-
quay shall defray a shape or the era
peruse of widening the street If tho pt
t illicu Is glautcd and that he will at l
tompt to lift on auswtn to the (pies
tiou raised as to whether the wotk-
in
t'Iommcntcd before the lover potlio Iii
has been definitely settled.
compam has managed to hold up the
VII lrk of Contlactor Joseph A. IIMi-Jlloy'
until he has lost a great dI-ul oi‘ limej
lie is anxious to begin
and money.
again in upper Zi‘Ilniu strcct.
It was brought out by M.
' went about 18 "when at New Canaan Conn" acaiel In 40 ft, Nurember M.
V the
I tracks'ou Wall street tram bases
Now-lit.
double track In‘min street:
That the tracks be thrown to the street to Knight street,
road from point A to A as markad on 1911, Approved lit. C. Webst.er Engin-
blue leut. ear” and '
That the center line botueen don. Whereas, said Company“ “did than
his tracks and the center line lie-”M. “lit“ ”k ”M C“! COIIMI'U t0
tween I-aIIg ot .IngIe track be in theluccept and adopt said plan and make
center between curbs as near as pos- all "3° Mm"! ordei's POI‘ "I.it I'll-
sible especially at (renter avenue. WW“ “mi ”View“ of fluid Imma-
That the grade be as established for Item structures not of said Company
u'ow- psvouient ' That from Henry in “it! highways ‘0 render ““1th
street to Hoyt gm,“ the layout of theiocstion of said railways and its
ddllbio tracks “be approved. providing "'“mwmI and .
legal width from rail to curb Whereas, the said ("WI “WV PM"
is left for public travel. That it it itc notice, held a benriugun said pett-
should be necessary to purchase. pl‘i- tion,
Vuto property in order to meet the NOW: therefore, Ralloived,‘ That per-
above requirement, 'tile (lonuectlcutgmlfllo'i "9 granted “0 said .Qmmc‘
(‘ontpany should meet the expense of tlcut Company to "‘3' double tracks 0“
said IIIII-chnge_ That there be on”, Main street from Henry street. to
a single track front Hoyt street to “9’" street, “id ”“5““ “MON"
Wail street. as In my opinion busi- 3' “m" as Imaibic ‘9 the center “9'
ntss an carried on by merchants in tween curb lines, and,
that block, would be greatly interfer- 3350”“ Further. That It 1' “1“
to lI"ienl_\I
evening,
council udjoutnIed .
lilO- I DO
i That the Y track leading from Wall
Ibetweeu curves on Wall sttcct bridge
upper Main street cannot be red
{from Knight street to Smith atrcot bci
'in the center between curbs as near: “5 “0 ”"5””0'“ "a“ not I") limit“ be
.piuccd there as shown in their plump:
.i. itiordau.
last evening that although the (‘on—'
necticut Company petitions I'III‘ right
to dOlliill‘ truck in Main sinu,
State in their pt'tilitill for this III-runs-
bion that they already how the right
to do so it' they desire.
company cannot double truck
llowcvcr,
t-c street is thirty-one feel with and
there are portions of Main street that.
are not the. required Wiliill.
The Inccllug was called to
tile ,
untrue .
order ‘
shortly alter 3 o'clock by Mnyor' Eli'V
(“cunt-Hutch
ilOwul'tl V.
l-ldwln 1.. iloi‘l.
and William
word .I, lI‘iunIItzuu,
tum ’i‘honI-pson,
lrring li.‘ R-ecd.
iron W. iicnedict
nrd bring present.
Manager J. ii. Potter,
Worden,
Ncl-
l'dnginccr E.
(l. Webster and Local SupcrinIt-IIIIIIIIII
‘ Charles A. Copley were present Wilfo-
sontlng the gonnectlcut Company.
'i‘bcro wad a representative anther-
Iinz, of citizens also in attendance.
City Clerk Charles H. Iillu'ortb read
the petition of the (‘onnectirut Com-
” .l puny for double track in Main street.
and Wall street.
(.‘Icl‘k lliiwortb al~
‘. so read the resolution adopted at the
I meeting of a week ago, and further
I}, , bearing.
.Muuager Potter stated that the pe-
tition was first presented by tho .Iqu-
puny with the purpose in View to (Illin-
inute the congestion in Wall street.
Councilman Joltn Malone thinks it
decidedly unwise to double truck
tho
lower portion or Main Vatrcct, because
of the interference with the business.
Mr. Malone tutored double.
Main street. to Henry “street.
Malone registered a positive
thin to the double
from Wall street to lioyt Bll‘t't'i.
Ext-Councilman George F.
terestcd at 13 and lb
lug.
More at 24 Main street.
itur objection.
lI1x~tiouuciimun Michael J.
added his objection to the rest.
Mr. Riordan pointed out the
that the petition states the company
to double track Main
Mr. Riordan stated that be is
I interested shore Hoyt street. Mr.
Riordan said that the company should
give some concession if allowed
has the right
atreet.
double Itruclt above “on street,
The speaker
against the T rail.
the center of a brick
ins." ' ' ‘
A.
‘ street. ‘
I the change in lower \iain street.
:I wisdom! unjust.
1'. III. Merrill
I ..I't‘ilc Silver Lake ice Company;
is Mitch.
objec-
trucks proposed.
1teed that a man will be on hand to
"tictts. . throw the switch at ~rush hours.
Main street, ob-
.jecicd to liii’ lower and double truck
to
spoke - decisively
He also said the
company should not put wood block in
paved street.
“They want everything but give noth-
‘ Henry T Provost offered his pro
‘ test to the double truck in lower Main
F. W. Smith added an objection to
termed the proposed change us an.
, joined hands with‘
I‘ . I,thbs_e’ob.t§ctilla and registered his owni.
‘_ " protest iii view of his ice businessI
Audios iii. Creagh, who bah been In
Intuition a Main street since 1895. ,
I I up the council agnlngt, '
Charles E. Curtis. interested in tho
made It t-IlIu-
I’
‘unswer that.
to give us ”10 electric switch."
the notice of the date of last night's.
tracking) »
5 Thus the diversion ended.
,IItront he would recommend an electric
Riordan a corporation or that name organized
'and existing under and by virtue of a
fact I Charter grated by the Comm! Amm-
bly of the State
n‘ stated his appreciu
‘ Iothel' than that thc lresent c )titl v r
lIl‘om one thing to another niId the-1 l n 0 G
. at I out
they:
City of! Norwalk. at a meeting at sold,
proposed rack slalom; Nonsik
ad with. ,sense of this Council that wherever,
i would suggest that. the. line oil it is necessary for this city to widow;
(‘onnectltut (‘0. from the Nationall its streets in order to give ssld com».
Iiunk of \‘orwalk to Witter street he pally sufficient space as asked far by
l'liIIIll'med as shown an pp“. print suir them, and in order that the traveling:
InltIed 'i‘hnt me I‘m” om. on “In"; public may havu sufficient space for'
street bridge be plated at \V’ltter:3““’ travel in thc highway that said;
street or some other nearby place to Connecticut Company shall share In
agreed upon. detruylug such portion of said expanse
as shall be agreed upon between said,
‘ompauy and this (‘ity
Manager Pottcr could give no dc-I
finite answer as to It guarantee of that
share but. promised to do all in his;
power to expediute matters and to act
street easterly from Main street into
Main street be abandoned it possible
rl‘hut the tracks be on the center line
as near as possible. That the pro-
posed location front Main ‘ street to ”0m“ 5°” of 3" “WW" ””5 “WP“- ‘i
Itlle 'i‘li ilnIn switches be. approved it “"1“ “M" to my the resolution 0"
the table until Thursday ovéninit:
(toupncllmnn Rood asked if the an
pm and of Main street, where there
be where it now Is. 'lhat the tracks
as possible. but that no Irossmer but POW ”it“ IO‘Wl’ 911d ‘8 WWW-
Manager i’ottcr explained that the.
Engineer Webster and “unflflrdmbllc ltilltlca commission must raII
i’ottcl' promised II guaId lull at Itth il’.‘ nil ”mime" 1“ ”“fl‘ location m"
New I‘. anann toad (iiin' in uppI-r Main WT" work La“ be commenced Hc m0
Illitwd to taki- tho matter up iitsilllu
A discussion of some length ensued i 'lhursda) “"‘V‘m'm
about the hand switch and tho I-xiatI
lug conditions in Wall street.
Councilman iiecd asked of Walnut-er,-
Webster. 'Wlil you recumntcnd nn cl- E
ccttic Ht\“‘iltil if the double lint-its art-i
gt noted?"
anluccr Webster mailed a direct
. 'l and said. “it can be so instnb
t.hc gathering flied out lentin, thc
count“ to trausatt Imltlno business
The report of Ih.~ {rt-clluiders i". ll.
I'lrcgtlrl. l). Wavrvn i“tc,b and ii. l6.
llann uppolulcd to designate. a build-
ing lino in Main street annex. \‘orlb
Iateue and “sin street was utocptcd
land adopted on tote.
A acucrul discussion of scvcr'i mili-
tcra of rcnulut‘ business followed and
tho mcothtg at length ndiourued until
l‘lIttrIIdny cvculnu. hilly ldtil.
COI‘DOI‘RHOII (outiaoi Leo Datis took
the represcutnthcs ot‘ the company to
luck for not being trunk with tho ciIII
and then \lanuger PotII-r rsuiti. “l ulll‘
No, i will not recoup.
mend the switch. .1 do not consider
be service In sudlclcuI to warrant it."
Mirror Finnegan snih‘“l wish there;
“as n “8) to compel the corporation
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-"Dr. Thomss' Enter-trio Oil ‘is the
host remedy for that often fatal die
tense-«crow. Has been used with the
Incas in our familv tor night years"v~
Mrs. L. Whit escro. Buffalo, N. Y.
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l
(.‘ouuacl Davis and: “Ti I l'l- ‘
polities should hay;I ibc lilrstni‘lilhlii icElTnAL FN'E “Buss
There is a way if the Mayor‘s A880 .‘ PLANS ACCEPT“! IV
elation tilted to for Connecticut as it; Bonus“. ‘un 3'08 To
BE IEBEIVED Til
should. The legislature Is controllcd‘
tut 27
by tho railroad and the railroad Com-E
pany and as long as this is so, tbcl
Inuuicipnlltlca will be treated at IIIoIIo'I
.bcllrings as iIIaolently us they sit at' (Continued from 'il‘lrst Putts.
proscril," , -_____
Manager l’otteII retaliated as 1'01 torn turnout in South Main street. lie
10“" “1 59mm“ “‘i'liem' “”0?" a said that Superintendent Potter had
boaId and 3” “”0 such “Klimt-mistunsealed that the council might pre-
““d I am 5“” l "9“" WW“ ““9"” sent an alternative in the. event of
m" If 1 “5‘9 douo 3" ”1'“ cv‘cnlng the denial of the original application
I am sulI,lrised i think ”‘0 xemm'llalnnd mentioned as one a turnout in
of the council are decidedly uncalled Woodward avenue. in regard In the,
“’r ““d‘" ”’9 C'rcilmRW'MV 3‘ lower South Main street proposition.
' Mr. Potter suited that the company
guItran-I had no right to domnything in that
:dthectIon as it had forfeited its chur-
Ier rights there. V
Councilman Mather suggested that
the" council might consider the propo.
altion of widening Woodward avenue.
the company to pay the damages of,
the same and the city to pave the
“roan-taking upon itself the cost of
paving batman the rails in return tor
tbs amount expended by the trolley
company tor'uto street clubbing dam.
uses. ‘
It'iouuotiman “Miller believed that if
the people In that street understood
the benefits that would accrue as a
result of the double tracking they
would Waive their objections and It
would be possible to afloat thiami-
provement without Iwitlminz the
street.
Councilman Mather objected to this
proceeding, claiming that to would not
‘ ‘I'pi‘sn.
Manager Potter absolutely
its
stated that if the service was tre-
switch.
t‘ouncllmun Benedict presented the
following I':csoiution
Witerells, the Connecticut Company,
of Connecticut ion
the purpose of contractions“ .opar-
utlng Street Raianys and having its
principle once In New Haven. in said
state, desires to double-track its elec«
tric railway line in Main street from.
Wall street to Henry street and to
rte-locate its tracks thence to New Ca-
»uadn avenue, and also to relocate its
tracks in Wall street from a polnii
wear lsaacs gtrcet to Knight street,
and V
Whereas, said Company did pro- .
sent to the Mayor and Council of til! "
‘ city of South Norwstk'n ‘plsn eu-
gjtri‘te I conueottout‘ Company
I "lit Lines. IBropoutl Turnout
y Wit Mttin MbIIbthslhn Concord
_ and 1:1an Struts. South Norwaik.
pa :oo'nu' scale 1 inch adults 40 feet.
.tK. ”V1918. Approved E. C.
that"; Engineerlf and with said
ion a petition or application dated
March 18,1912. to“ construct operate
I‘ud maintain s turnout. together with."
tho usual”? 'Mvitohss, poles, wires,
datum Wilt! appurtenances, in
1912. Its application an
April 11 1912. am '
In and throuxll-
same as to (to ‘ and
at said jllflliw .'
and other ‘
to New Clarissa avoids.
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ishoulug wllnt‘ territory was drained
In breetlcr of mosquitoes. a nuisance
'l'hla closed the railway mutter Wltuu t'ultnsol
n Miller presented the ,
’Eilsu collation. Richard J Cutbiii.
Chariot iii. Dow. Martha A Orirttn.
Lloyd and brain. (loot-so a North.
'8th nominal“, William 1!. Saunders.
film
A ,"i Nutty A. Tammany. 0 r, ‘
city. on the first day of April, m2,
at 8 o'clock p. m.; and
Who ass. in the Judgment of said
mnybr' ahd council, said plan. petition
and apbiifiillbntcusht hot to be at»
proved and tit-copied by them; there
tore, be It
Resolved “by said mayor and coutr
oil of the city of hcuth Nor-walla that
they do 'ltctoblli rotate to mom and
accept said Ipisn petition and appli-
cation In mm shnted by said The Cour
nectlcut Company as aforesaid.
On auction at Councilman Hoyt. Ihel
abmc resolution wan adopted
ii. ii. Clewloy, of thaWarren lirotb-
era (‘ornpanytsppomd and Istntod
that arrangements were to be made
by them with any bidders for the use
of bitulitblc pavement. by these
agreements they empowered other
contractors to bid for the biIulitllln
vaemcut if they so desired.
15. J. Reynolds. of the board of
health. Ieportctl that a ditch in Iiouv
0. street was in existence which had
been used by the city tor drainage
purposes lnr sometime. Tile ditch has
become clogged and docs not propelly
like calt' oi 'bgl auto amount of prop-
crtl uhloh it drains lie submitted
plans prcpurd to the city engineer
by tho ditch together with salon for"
a culvert which would serve to re-,
llevo some of the work which Ihiai
;nnIIIrui waterway has to do.
IlII said that in its present condi-
tion the ditch was u_flitllitit‘e to health,
and a damage to adjacent properties.
lie reported that it was calibrated
that the proposed improvement would
cost IIpprciximately 8500. V
Mayor Tammany recommended that
tho |:.ll til i' be referred to the corpor
IItlou counsII‘ .. as to the legal aspects
III the count.“ us as “Veil as to asccr I
Ituin Ihc due}: oi the. city, and to the
commune on sitcom and health bonrtll
and it nus so moved by (.‘IonnclimanV
Lliiilcr IItIIi rottll.
The following opinion of (‘Iorporu-
Joseph ii. Taylor was
read by (‘in ("lurk John J. t‘uncII:
South Norwalk. Conn.
.ilsty.i.:, ibiL‘.
'l‘o IIIII Honorable. the Mayor and
(“IIIIIIIII of the (lily of South Non
\\'l’ll_k.
tlentlctucu
{hulking-"13 of the General StntnlosI
of this state provides that the lotion-
lug II/rIII‘t-l'll' shall be exempt front tax-
u:lun: \
“The property ' to the amounI
of one thousand dollars at every rust-I
dent. in this state who has served in
the army, navy. marinecorpa. or fryer:
pure marina service of . the i'nitcd
Stairs in time of war. and received
an honorable discharge therefrom: or.
Inciting such :IuI'Vt'qut of property in
his own name, so much of tin.- proper-
t.\' of the wife. of any such portion as
shall be necessary to equal said
amount: and property to the amount
of one thousand dollars of the widow
roaideut in this state. or. II there be
no hut-ll widow, oi‘ the widowed moth-i
or rosldom‘ln this state. of every uér-
son who has so served and has «bad.
either during historic of service. or
alter receiving honorable discharge
front said service; and property to the
amount. of one thousand dollars of
pensloncd widows, fathers and moth-
ers. resident in this state. of soldiers.
sailors and marines. who served in
the army. navy, or marine corps, or
revenue rrsrino service, of the l’nilcd
States“
(‘iinpler ill? or the i’uhlic Acts of
this state. passed January session,
lot i, provides. that there IIan he paid
by the state. its state aid. the sum of
thirty dollars each annually to the
l
l
l
persona included In the exemption of ‘
{action 2315 of the General Statutes
beretuhcfore quoted. and that the ex-
emption from taxation provided by
section 2315 shall not apply to any
property of any person entitled ’to
state aid under the provisions 0! than
197 down of 1911
in an action brounbt to test the
constitutionality or this latter act, our
supreme court said that the same was
unconstitutional. As i undorsnnd the
decinlon It lssves the provisions of
molten 2315 of the Gaucrsi Statutes. .
and the amendment thereto. the same
‘ as before the adoption of Chapter 187 V
of Puliic Acts of 1911.
. Very truly yours.
JOSEPH a. Tarpon. .
Corporation Counsel.
it was voted that the opinion be
received and placed on record.
The :olioWlns rés‘olutihu was pro
aentqd h Councilman Miller: ' '
Resolved. That an spatemsnut of"
one thousand dollars ($1. 000) he and
tho same is hereby made upon the so II,
easement 0: such of the foaming
hosted on“ the city assessment list ot~
1911:
Clarissa B; Balsa. 14. Frank hrttto,
smith 3. Each. “Mary Jnadre‘su,
Wily Smith. Caroline "A
‘of assessing the expense and benefits
’Ihc right to retort any and all bids;
Cornelia (Russell. Julia‘ 1". Shell
psi-d. John' Iflpendiove, Christian
Bil/arts, Andrew; N. Taylor, Mary E.
Godfrey and Joshua it. Jennings.
On. motion of..,Counctiman Hoyt. it
was voted .to adopt the resolution. '
Councilman Mather presented the;
following resolution: .
Whoraps, the council have caused a
server to be laid in and throutfh South
Main street. in this‘city. from the ter-
minus 0! did sewer. at a point about
seventy-five fact smith of the rest-
dence of Owen and Annie Riley. south
erly to the residence of William S.
and Pauline Finch; and.
, [\tlhoross, the council propose to as-
sees the expenses of the construction
of said sewer, or such part thereof
as said council shall deem lust and
reasonable, upon the property abut-
ting upon said South Main street along
the line of, said sewfir and which may
be in any way benedtted or improved
thereby, and in proportion to the t
benefits by such property received
therefrom, at a meeting of said coun-
cil to be held at the council chamber
in said city on the 28th day of May.
1912, at 8 o'clock p. III.; therefore,
Resolved. that the city clerk be, and
be is bcrcby, directed to publish twice
in a newspaper published in this city a
notice of yard proposed action. and of
ill“ tune and place when and where
said council will met-t for the purpose
t
i
of the construction of said sewer, to-
gether with tho name of all [lemons i
to be affected by said assessment.
Councilman Oitvcrhntovcd and
was voted to adopt the resolution.
Councilman lI‘ield presented the t
following resolution: ..
Resolved. That the. revised plans
and specifications for a new central
lilo station. prepared by Messrs.
Flank it. lilsscll and Joel ll. linrber,
architects. and submitted by the com-
mittee on tlrti department to this moutv
lag of the council. be and the same
or» bore-by approved and accepted as
the plans and specifications for a new
fire station for this city; and.
it
wan-..Ium— ...—......—
SYRUP 0P Hill ISW
Is coated.
drooping, isn't sleeping wail,
loss, doesn't hot heartily or is cross,
IrrI‘ItIIIe. out or aim. with Everybody,‘
stomach spur, feverish. breath bad;
has stomach-ache,
little one's stomach.
oil bowels are filled with poisons and
clogged up waste and need a gentle
of Fine handy.
liver and how‘el cleanser and regula-
snt'e a sick child tomorrow.
.. ...... ...—.... I...
Mumwwm-”w
“till III I tilliln
courts "’8' Little Stomach,
Turpin Liver and Cobalt.
poled Bowls
Mother! look at the tongue! see it it
if your child ‘is listless,
is rest.
diarrhoea. sore
hmat, or III full of cold. it means the
liver and 30 feet
borough cleansing at once. '
Give a teaspoouful of Syrup of
Figs, slid in a few hours the foul, de-
0
trying constipated matter. undigested
ood anti sour bile will gently more on
and out of its little bowls with nau-
sea, grilling or weakness, and you will
surely have a well and smiling child
shortly.
Willi Syrup of Figs you are not
drnggiug your children, being coulpos
ed entirely of luscious figs. sauna and
aromrnlca It cannot, be barmtul.
sides they dearly love
hey
its delicious
ante. ‘
Mothers should always keep Syrup
it. is the only stomach.
or needed—wt little given today will
lI‘uli directions for children of all
ages and for grownups plainly priutI
ed on the package.
Ask your druggiat tor the full name.
"Syrup of Pins and Elixir of Scmm.‘
prepared by the (‘ulitorniu Fig Syrup
(‘0. This is the delicious tasting, gon-
ulno old reliable. Refuse anything clue
oflt‘rcd.
Resolved. Further, That the com-
mittee. on fire department he and he
is hereby anlbortzed and requested to
advertise notice that be will receive
sealed bids to May 27th, this. at b
o'clock p In. for the complete con-
situation of said building. according to
said revised plans and specifications;
said bids to be submitted to this coun-
oil In a meetlnx tberr...’ to be held at
the council chamber on said 27th day
oi May, HIS}. III 9 o‘clock ‘li. m.: said
committee in said notice to reserve
and,
ltcaolmd. Further. grunt said coin-
mlttce ‘cn tire department he and he is
hereby requested to publicly exhibit
said plans in the office of the water
commissioners in this city. for the use
of contractors. on and after May 15th.
i9i2; unzi.
Resolved. Further, That all previous
action of this council moonslstent
We Make
No Charge
for Connecting
Gas Ranges
To insure prompt attention or-
ders must be placed early. Don't
wait until the .weather gets good
herewith be} and thc same is hereby and hot.)- Order your gas range
rescinded. i
On molt-rt of Councilman Millet-”it, today. An order paced “0‘”
was voted to approve the resolution.
it. tins voted to adjourn to meet
again on the :tOIhIInst at it O'Ciock.
I. ”I
The
now.
means prompt attention. We can-
not promise this prompt service
‘ if you delay in ordering. Order
A phone call or a postal
will bring our representative.
United Electric ,
Light 81 Water Co ..
sentinel V'
is a. Daily
NEWE.
paper
in the .
Broadcast
House that: ..
the Term
“NEWS"
' can be
number.
with every
. for. use .
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Vi est Avenue and inter M
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West Avenue near the
till —Stovena Street and film
It muss Street and Wilton «dose.
Ii"—-—Muin street and North AVW.
I--France Street.
5 «brand Street and Tlndall “he.
\iain and Catherine Streets.
w Canaan Road and Fair 31ml.
cuinut Street. near Bummer 2t.
aln Street and Union Avenue. .
6': On The Green
dilwl‘usst Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
64-P1ast Avenue and Dusk am Lane.
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EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM soxls
Fire headquarters, oil Van Zuni strut.
Tolep hone 170
5—inch School tprivatc) .
”ii-Harri School (private) '
13-East himon and Fort Bis. . .
iii—Wan Bandit at. and Osborn Ava.
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217—“ afield Bl
2 h—J’ort and Charles Sta.
loll—«East Avon and Fitch 8t.
-226—~8t.10hn BI. and Ediie Ave.
BIZ—Senior: Ave. and first St.
has-viioulevard and Second St.
SMOVO Ave. std Fifth St.
837-Boulevsrd and Blackstone St
Bil-Keylcr St. and Pine Hill AVG.
152::‘(gyseru8t and P'II‘Ic‘k)Pondrd II
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tire on gratuities where l
secon alarms are only to be
the chief or acting chief upon
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entire department.
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8-"(mntmi." McKinley St. to
its—Penney" St. to Cross 85.
E's—Cross St. to Railroad.
24~Rnllrosd to Brooksida.
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I. I. GROWN.
Norwalk Chronicler