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t. P‘RESS‘. a, 1. 1 . ‘.
illiURliili‘ lHi *
BH‘ANBES‘UF iHi‘
,lliiilllllliliS
Champ Clark Seems to be in,
Lead—Harmon Stands Well
in New York
Jiliillli [illitliilli Hill
liliillllillll} Williiil
Wives of Candidates for Nomi-é
nation to be Present—toe
Cannon Still Optimistic
WASHINGTON, n. 1'.. Mity lit-«AB
the time for twirling tbc lit-IIIot'I'utic
convention drnws neurcr and the
campaign to capture delegates grown:
irmtcr and butter. politicians hero urcl
weighing, carefully the chances ‘
candidates. Will the
Clark, Wilson, Harmon, Untlt-I'Irqool
or 1111qu "dark horse" yet to be 1111
Cort-rod? tilt-y ask. us they chnik up
.the delegates pietigcd to out-it oi tilt
candidates.
F'lgutt-u ute said not It) tic, but at
this 951119.11 of the game our 11111) go:
not the
nominee be
(in;- helm by sticlting taiimuusnioue.’
other conditions must be constituted
if one is to make on uct'urutc guests
as to the identity of tho Ilt'h101ratio.
nominee At if‘l'Sl sight t’bllllldletl by.-
the delegates pledged to him
Cluck would seem to be first choice.
lie has to dnte 27;“. delcuittcu plodgcl'
and his 11121111111011: say they 11cc sure
,oi cnptmint; ltl: n11.'111-.Gov.\’l’iistm
in the popului mind' court's second.
Ho has 11:: lnutluctcd delegates and
thus 11 fair chance of inctcnsing this
number to 148 by convention time.
Ifjnderu'ood has; 84 pledged,
Harmon, providing he gets Iliiio'u ill.
will go to the convention with tlose:
at 160.
011 the face of these figures it is
t. plain that nono of the candidates bath
a chance of capturing the couriention
on the that ballot.
thirds 1019,01 729 delegates to win;
' the-rt lot o the successful cutitiitiutc can
hope to win only by incrt'nuiuc his
strength as tht‘ balloting progresses
in short, the candidate II ho can poll
the vote of the uninstrttctcd sinies,‘
alter the first ballot is taken it: most-
ilkciI to win
Intismuch I... 1th South will l1mm,Iqualiilcd “Yes" when the preposition,
liu' dclogntcs among all law candi-
dutc'. for v'irton' tlI-ry must inch to
New York lndiunu and titlio.\Vitt1~
out New York and Ilnditlnn nclthcr
Clark, nor Wilson can win.
conceded by the managers of both.
Clark's chance of capturing the New
York dole-nation, it is admitted,’ is
Wilson, it is equally true, has
‘no chance 111 all. 'And because of
tho brooches between the Clark and.
wilnon forces in Indiana, growing out
of the bitterness of their fight there,
neither is sure of that state's delega‘
tion It remains then to be seen
'.'what Harmon and 11mm wood c1111 do
egationu. -
, Appraised without bias Hormone
chances with the New York delega-
tion acorn hrlslitest although Under-l
wood total: has found considerable.
favor with the political forces of that.
atate. New York, always seeking to
h the winner. undoubtedly will
or .2” it to chown that neither
41 Wilson can win. titrisuminsa
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COMMENTS-0N POLITICAL SITUATION AS
GLEANED FROM, NATIONAL AND STATE
whitt- ‘
it will tulte 11 two»
Thiu la .
’orntic stnte 'bonvcntion met here tout
conventiou't uiti- , x
. it in
OF THE?
’. G‘ o _;o c a o o
n
!lng, will be the mun most acceptable
{to all elements of the. party and the
on!1 whoue record, when he stands bo-
ttom the people, is most likely to with
'Itund the batteries of the enemy.
I To what extent, women influence
lthe councils of the Democratic party
will be told here on May" 20 at a
Jubilee breakfast for l‘lcmocrutlc wo-
men. in effect. will be to those fatr
politicians what the JefferBOn and
Jackson tents are to the turn. The
gathering will be in celebration of rho
ficmocrutlc party's return to National
power and will be unique among tbc
capital's social and political events.
Harmony will be the keynote.
Twelve hundred invitations have
been sent out to the wives and daugh-
tersof “big" Democrats throughout
the country, and acceptances from
women as for uwny an (.‘ullfornin have
been received. The guests of honor
will be the wives of the men now in-
tho prcsidentinl 1110? together with
those who have been 111111ch in con-
‘ncctl'on with the Democratic nomina-
ltiou for thc preuldt-ucy in tilt:- punt.
These will include Mrs. Woodrow
Wilma, Mrtt. .liiilt-lOil llnt'mou. Mrs.
Chan-up Clark, Mrs. Oscar Underwood,
iMm. ‘W. .l. ilI-yun. Mrs; William R.
‘lionrat, Mrs, Alton n. inn-1w. .Itrs.
\l’iilium .l. ittyttor, Mrs. John 1".
th-I'n and hire. Norman Mark. it is
him probable that Mrs. Grover (flcvc-
Ilund and Mrs. Daniel Lamont will at-
tend.
A liable will be preserved for tho do
nt'cndant-I of i'l'rcsldcnls, iticiudedI
among whom will be \irs.1\inry(‘.utta'
C ulc, n gr'andnitatt- of lloliv lind'iuon.
Mrs. Chump Clerk will [lint‘liltlo The
Iiden originated with» Mrs Roi rt C.
till lilHARlllS
' “mess. Gentle “Syrup of Figs” ls fleet in yeah“ Your Stout
’ don.
lllll i0 8!
illlillll
acII, um ind tinny Feetol tumult our 3116,111-
caying Food, Bass: and Clonedoutr'Waste
iV
You old people, Syrup of Figs is decaying wantom- 'lpoiuoua into «the
particularly for you. 'You who don't bloom You" .uo’vor got feeling
oxetcise as much as you need to: wholrigilt until till ' corrected—but do
like the easy chair. You whoue stcpulit molly, (plan a, bowel Wmh
are slow and whose muscles are less- day: don't use 'I boweL irritant. For
elastic: You intuit routine that your your unite. please use only gentle, of.
liver and rten'yardc of bowels have fntivo Syrup of Ft;- Then you are
also become loan active. luct drugs!“ you-nail, for Syrup of
Don't regard Syrup of Figs no Flats is composed of only lulclouu figs,
phyait'. it stimulates the liver and noon» and aromatics which can not
bowels just as exercise would do it injure ' ‘-"
you- took on nonuh of it. it in not. hurIIlt teatinofilfiul tonight' will gently.
like salts or cathartic. The help but incredibly; move on and out of
whith Svrup of Figs gives to u torpid your system bf morning all the sour
liver and weak. sluggish bowels to bite. poisonouMel'menting food and
harmless. natural and gentle. ”:ctoztcd- -ttu waste matter without gripe.
When oyea grow dim you help them. nausea or Wartime.
Do the atone with your liver and ‘ lrI‘t' not title'senulne. Ask your
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por cent.. twenty five per cent. of that FOR DEFENSE OF NEW VORK. l
m
funnier- are committed ‘bl’ broieuiou-f -'
Ii (Madam tn aginoouon with 111. Plan. Motto for War ManoouVru in
'Igobbor of law abiding citizcua. tutu ‘
more. qugnflon whether it in the "' BA\V May 15. ~l’lans made ioI
1““!th ottlaen or the criminal that thc Ittanoculreo in the defense at New
Maude to be disarmed? You cannot 1110- York ("NWNI' h are scheduled to label
vent the criminal from obtaining his place. in Connotticut, August in 111211 I
.jimm-y, hi; dark ianlcrna, h” driiia.I in which all the New lorlt t'it,1 nation
his nitroglycerin and his gun. llittor at suardsmen will participate art be
experience has shown that lawn in- but Worked“! by Mil Gen Verbatim
tended to pct-rent crimes or violence ”19 defenders 0' the city Will, be
by deterring the ronpmlablo a" woili known on the “Blue Division." with u‘
up the criminal who finds the law pr!» commander nnd 1111117 selected from the
riding him with (may victims. lUnitcd States Army. This division
"The Iawq‘bjdlnx citizen net-Ida no will be composed of theI First and Ecc-
diuarminx The weapons of defenco:8nd lllfflflll‘i' brigadea, the Fifth ll. S.
in up homc are the greatest adjunct Infantry: are regiment of Vermont in
for the prevention of crime to hip pom, [WWI u proxléional ”811118!“ 0! livid
lice department Any law detemnglartlliery with a commander selected
him from at'minu for the promotion ofifmin the firm. the First New York
himself and his family is little alinrt‘c cavalry and provisional battalion of
of» social calamity. uignul corps. and the sanitary lumps
"in New York city. where a law
buaed'on tho principal of disarming
tho tart; abiding citizen cuused an in
crease of to per cent. in crimes of vio-
lence. fourteen burglary lllfllll‘nlll,'(:‘-
recently addressed a letter to the le-
Set-cud ii‘iold llcupitalu, and the Fret
and Second Ambulance Companies.
Thc attackers will be known as the
“Red Division" and will be mobilized
in the vicinty of New Haven. The
xisiatoru 0; u". utntc protesting t'fllllltlttiltlt'li‘ and the stuff will ulso tic
against the uotorluus Sullivan “Revol- hotelrtt'd from the United States Army,
vor Law." and in this division will be troopr: from
Vt’m' rmwmmny yours"... Mausechnsetta. New Jersey and Con-
bowclu when use makes them ' '08P); druggiut for the full name, “Syrup of
III-tho. There in nothing n10rci1upor-l‘ige und lu‘lixir- of 89111111." Refuse.
taut.
that decaying. food
fermenting in unless it bears the nume~prepared by
clogged there and the purse or dnclu the California Fix Syrup Company.
in those thirty feet of bowels suck this ‘ itcud the label.
FORTY SEVEN STATE! ASKED TO
lilillililSS lllli illilliilll
till it Sill illllll
Mariam Congressman in Bridge. sruixoi- 11-11 1.1). Mass. 11m- in "WThe
_ I tit-III l‘Olltt'l‘lt'd. organized campaign to‘
port Short TIME Today— :flpl‘t’llld a uniform, stringent, ante ”and
Plan to Bush Things
ernorl, Loci-lawns. and Mayor!
to War All-inst: "Gun-Tofing
‘1 time It-volror lnw throughout the coutt
‘lH' was ntntlc here router-day when in
i (dint Fixing. ilctolvor Aunociation
Congress will adjourn by" June in
if the legllilflllu- program outlined by
lt‘illlt'l's in the houso meets with the
approval of the- Iwnalo. This was
the start-merit made today by Cou-
urcaamun Thomas i... Rtnliy or Morl-
ho was in Bridgeport for 11.
short time today
Have Snappy Program.
"The Molten lentil-rs ycult-I‘tluii
tort: urging tin: governoru and the to
111151111». of one hurtdtoti and thirty the
cities to join the. movement.
‘lhu icitoru. alumni by Secretory
Treasurer. .l. ll C'ubtrco introduced
tho l'flN‘llI’l States Revolver Asuncio-
tion us the chartered governing body
\iicklil'tc, wife of itcprt-Iuontativo;
I“. it'itliflc of Louisiana. and Miss R0: .
,tbcrta Brntleha'lt a Washington nowa-
”Hillel? \\ 111mm. ‘ ‘
Movcd I'lo lphllounphy on his 76th;
bitthday fhe‘other day. "Uncle loo"
iCnunon, who is a type of lighter ulel i
dom seen in politics. spoke thualv of
his: view at life: i
"i am glad that i am alive which
(“1,11111111' mm“ mm l mu glut] ,1 have health Bible that the llcmom'uto will begin
I
11nd happilfl‘fih i don‘t foot 11 day
loldcr than I did 26 years alto. If
have nOtthing to take book in my
wholc career; nothing of which i am
ushnmcd. [am just a pinin,ercr_1'da,\'
'Amcricun citineu, proud of my coun l
."‘tIy 11 institutions and with :1 firm be-
jllei’ in their continuance."
’cononzsotvtau OF STATE raven
A Six YEAR TERM. '
New York World Taken a Cannon-—
E. J. Hill in a Littlg Uncertain
About It.
According to It canvass by to. New
York World, four of Connecticut's live
Congressmen favor a constitutional;
amendment wich will extend the town
of office of the president to six yeutu
unit will make him ineligible for ro~
“elation foretor thereafter. Congress.
1 mun ilill is the only Connecticut mem-
.1 her who did not. give the World an un-
t was submitted to him. Mr. Hill hasn't
made up his mind as yet on the subject
Tllnon Waunt; Even More .
Congressman 'l‘iluon wants the term
lengthened to even more than six
‘91: reelection.
The World figures show that 209
ongreuumon favor the nroposed’legis
iation, and onlylfi have declared them-
Iaclves in opposition. The Senhfe pail
lsltowa 37 in favor and three opposed.
of those intérviewod.
—-—.~__._..~.—...__..._..._...-
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS MEET;
WEALTIMORE May 16. —-'l‘he Demo-
duly to select dclegates to the nation-
al convention, to be held in, this aim
next- month. Thirty-two detention on“
double the regular quota. vrlti' '
rate each, were to 119 11311166
are to uupport. 3p ‘
'ror the presidential
'llormlty to tit
party at. the“
May 6. The , ..
Orin: to prom. in.
yearn and is 111 tavorof'the inhibition '
'half a vote. ' i
nnroed upon 11 lcgislutire progrum
that will cxpoditc hnelnoau and allow
adjournment in time for the national
contentionu," said Air lit-witty “Thu
program in toutingcnt on prompt no.
No b) the senate on pending ltlt‘ifl'
legielntlon or a Imstwnumcut of the _
tarlfit program until next session. ‘1
"if the Bronte cu-nuol expedite tur-
il'i' legislation now pending, it is pos-
I-rtt which has charge of all
lionnl rmolver mutt-tic: and which in
now engaged in selecting 11 team to
represent this country at the Olympic:
lumen at Stockholm this coming sunn'
mantltncturu of ilruuruus or amount
lion. .
at once the framing of 11 new cotton
hill and will take up other new tests
inllon "
Working on Wool Bill.
Manning to Congressman notify
the Senate committee on Finance will
meet today when an effort will
bu motto to have the wool bill Import—
ed. it is theI hope of some leaders
that tariff leulslstinu will “be conaith
erd exclusively in the Senate from
now until time for an udjournmmt
about the middle of June. l
Congressman Reilly lectured last
night in Britnford on “Official Life in
Worthington." for the benefit of the.
Playgrounds associntlon of that town.
The it'ecturo is illustrated by seventy-
livo stereopiic'on views of public build
lngII and photographs of his and little
mun in national affairs.
Wlil'LOoturc Here.
Mr. Reilly h‘ucpromloed Rcv. .l.,J.
Nihiil. of St. Patrick's church-to give
the lecture héro next month for the
benefit of that church. Father Nihili
ind Mr. puny were achoolmoton III
New Britdinfiheir native town.
soldiers. Once we were a nation of
l marksman:
day '1th was provcn at the tune. of}
Mr sllunieh American War when the
nutoinah gnurd regiments called into
of molar number had never even fired
u rifle. A reasonable knowledge 011
firearms is an obvious necessity for
our male ctttzona of military ago.
"Another romp why We wish u but-
let proof safe and acne law is that
New York has experienced an epidem».
id of crimeu slut-o the passage of the
Sullivan law.
"To Just the extent it is made dill
cult for law abiding citizens to (mesons
won-pone of defence are they rendered
~ easier victims and more attractive
pray for the criminal No law that
fails to recognise this principle can
Imssibln be a good low. Were it poa-
oible to compel every law-abiding citl-'
len to turn himself and to team to
....._ _._..4.
’the some time to disarm every butt-
TENNESGEE DEMOCRATIC CANCT- slur. thug and crook crime. of vio~
DAT“. . lance would be unheard of.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Muy 16. ”This association urges the passage
--—-»~.W
-——'i‘ile
Democratic convention here name ad of :1 law that will arm the lawobidiag "
eight delegates from the slate at large “In?!“ “(Ilia punish the t'riminul. We
who had been pureed upon by the WOlli w come a law drafted 0“ the
, following lines: ~
campaign managers of Clark, Wilson.
, i. That any citizen may put-chm u
lietmou 11nd Underwood. Eauh hal firearm or any other legitimate woo»
”than of defence. the solo rematch be~
in: that ho outer tit- name and ad
dress in a duler‘l firearm resiltor
which chall be open to police inspec-
tion. .
a. That any citizen may procure
The 20 district datum" . bow
1111011011011 their W Mint:
in encode, era chow- by tint neuron
lion; The trio coho-m lru'm that
. “magistrate a license to corny a M
arm provided he can chow colon what
he would.“ omod. .I
it.- That, licence oericenno. no man
' ever convicted of burglary or my
arm or other comm weapon undor
, penalty of or. yours’ imprisonment;
“Int i0“ an”. ‘ Fm, ml, its-A thin notation top“. mandatory owtho
itapubiioch, convention was
ill tho Ninth We diatrlct.
do! towihit the option taken
thdiltpt otmmtioltt Moron 21th.
an
ally. .' . .
i. Thxl‘. lilo not at carrying firearm-I
or other weapon: while committing or
ottomnuno It militia or violence be rev
mod n cum puniohuhle by not
uro' of the common"
(froetltowioggod- -up bowels mean with contempt. any other Fix Syrup'
i
PASS REVOLVER LAWS. l
Crack Shot. of U. s. R A., Urge Bov- often giro but faint applause.
sent out mow. than ur-vcn hundred lot-3
git-tutors oi forty-seven states and the
lrathor than 11 singer by the name of
of amateur pistol and revoitui should 1.1.“, .1 Imitation of pig hflmi'fi
interim-é
mcr. 'l‘hnduitpr continues. in part;-~.:;u was up miuht as wall know what,
"'l‘hip umociation in not fluctuated;
financially Illrcctlv or indirectly. in that“... ml wondumlltz‘rltp and flowing
lat'ai tragedy as stirring as it
"We are I Drillllllling‘l nation-wide:
nIoIoInt-nt for a rational 'evolrcr lawn; LtIeWc. whose soups were 1101 discov-
tlur country dcnvndu upon its citizetli
ninth in not the u on Io- étltrougb Mr. Biuphnm, formed It tri-
luzemal comic and tragic vied with
service showed more than 70 percent. 'pmm-ti one at the output with
I program {You ducta In which the dis.
shoot straight. and were it poueibie at ‘
”admin the mayor. chief-of-polioo or any , --
'crime or violence put: our: a tins. -
part of the com outlet-It editable pent '
ntv'ticut, with a provisional regiment
of field artillery commanded by 11 Uni
ted Stu-toe Army officer anti a pioneer
imitation of engineers from New York
and the second'New York Cavalry.
The'lund In Connecticut ow:- which
tho munceuvreu will tnke plucc 111 he-
gardod nu ideul grounds for tiIiI: pur-
I pone.
l Siynctil
i .I. n. CitAB’l‘Ri-JE.
Secretary-Treasurer.
I
‘80“ RENTAL Willi!“
Hill "8. HAVILANB
(Continued from First Page.)
what they commend the) .
- —~For a mild. easy action of the how;
1' etc. a single dose of Dean's Regulate in
h Treatment cures habitual con-
Theorem-11cc and work of Mr. Biu— “0““ . , ,
pliant were not in any roupu-t n dis.ietlpation.* 3° cents a M" A“ your
drugglst for them.
Iappointmout maltose who expectc did
much "93”“ mef his rt'putation in
thitt country and in it; upland. tile
the) cheer:
‘cmctitgytn 2,1th
noxnlm
voice is situist Icrt‘eci in its strictu- 41.111 y-Irllmfu We no
no; and musical “(hut-11.. and the ~ gallium“ mmmifi‘
unite and flexibility which he ban :3 111.. «.11.» i'fit.“fig'§.' 1'11 .33.
achieved nrc trult wood ~rful. Ht." hind n1 o I itntnn 1111.18.10: no
minnows: IMSMA trays Rut-t it
5818 BY WiSl’S Militia i
We Make 7
the singer in the dramatic artist. and 7
:ns 11 background to both time stundo
the strong personality of 11 man. The
audience. hours Mr. lliuphnm elngfi
titanium. Also be but ideas about
singing must. in English to English
speaking audiences. which be clipper
amt wittily and forcibly with the com-
Ho
illustrated his meaning or station
I“thon i wu- a Page.“ from “Fulcrum"
hut in 111111.11 and then in 91:11:11.
the nudicuw applauded his Milto-
Imeni that its the» is any meaning in.
A“
for Connecting I
Cas Ranges
it lug “litanny' Debt’fl'" was councilm—
(column and marltcd a dam”! of run.
was
brunqnc. The. three nclcctiona from
To insure prompt-attention or-
orm until after his death. and“ ham
dots must be placed early. Don't
been iarz‘elv introduced into America
wait until the weather gets good
and hot.
today.
means prompt attention. W: can-
logy of contracts in which the, uentl- Order your gas range
or. '.'h cum- to: precedence. 1'1on im- An order placed now
tho
variety of role» Mr. Biopham can carry
to superior excellent-c. but no the av
oping advuuccd this was still more
manifest in the weitd "Monotone of
Comrlina. the “Pirate Song.“ and the
Alabama molotly of tho “Banjo Song."
The tint; and final numbers of the
not promise this prompt service
if you delay in ordering. Order
now. A phone call or a postal
will bring our representative.
United Electric
tinctivo duallllcs of both singers were
ndmirobl‘y Wilden. The appreciation
of the audience was expressed in fre-
quent optimise and heartily included
the pianist. Hr Hurry Gilbert, whose
work 'at the piano WM of itself a mu-
sical triumph I _ , .
Tho, program follows:
Dual. “0 that. we two were Maytag!“
.‘..1......)....l..........E. NBVln.
Mrs. Havilanu and Mr. thphnm. , .
“(.11qu dal Cara Bone.” ......Sccch.i
"'Adieu do Manon.” ........Magscnotl
"Nor war die Schnsueht hoot,"
.P. l.“ 'l‘schalltowsk-y
Mrs. Havlland. '
“How deep the Slumber" ...C. Loewe
“Tho Wedding song." (Goethe) ' ,
.CltoovreI
‘Edm:I” (Percy‘s Bellanca). Loewe
“ Mr. Elephant. '
'faloop than." (Poem by Le Gab -, _.
hone), ...........Zena ,Branucombe ;,
“Happy Song," .Tercsa. Del Ringo
"Only a Rone' .Downinu
'ode to Muuc" (Poem by shelter)
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Childron'n Boon, “Dolmen"...l-lawley 116th only.
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"Tito Stuntman" ............Rlolt
mum-1&2;- 1:32:13. .1. mum ‘ 1‘5th ,5 01111111. PM." ‘
“Pinto sons," (ltovcuonl 1'" I384
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25~~x§outh lulu and onto. a.
26— lmxinxton Ave. and Aunt It.
2'7”“ out on Elm Grove Sta.
iii—South at in St. botwoofl mm m
Meadow Std ,
32-11134) Electric Works. film It. ,
lit-11.» wing and Clo. ‘t tats. .er
milnnd and 'atot Bu.
lT-«xlloc wood 1113.00.
41~Fiir old Am. and Codasr at.
‘b-Taylnr Ave and Souths
43-— W-uodwetd Ave and Meadow
fl lsSurritt and Quintard Avco. and
t
46~Woodward and Lownden Avon. -
Bl-t£oltien Hill St. and Elmwood I“
ii"~—Washlngton fit. Bri dge.
5&«Frelght yard and Ann 5L, privy“.
5§~Norwnlk Lock 00., private, , _
(x) Denotes nun- -lntarforlug box...
(in) Master box. from which! thug.
her of any box can be sounded.
t‘me stroke It 13 noon and 3 iv ml.
standard time. 1-
One stioikc at odd timca. felting of
line open. -
Ema strokes after.a an alarm. tire with n-
on 11 spar morl .
Three1 allow strokes. water to M 'flfi.
off!
At 12:.05p mucaohWMmlw
to ullcd for test .
1-piro alarm: for In!' district .1” “0
cclved by telephone. 24.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
15—~Cnrncr of Main and Wall ”refill
21- ~BcldI-n Avenue and Union PI
22——S ring Hill and Keno“ Blunt.
ztwl. nion Park.
za-w eat Avenue and Berkeley
27-Franklln Avenue and Lynn
51.411111 house (Private box»
32~Wcst Avenue and Merwin' Strut.
33-«liarbor Avenue and Orchard
Siwchapel Street and Harbor A.
36 ——\\'cut Avenue. near the ‘
38~~-Stc1'ena Street and Elm felt.
vll~—(‘ hm; Street and Wilton «onus.
42 Main 1: reel and North Annoy.
Franco tract.
514321716 Sign? arplelntéill 16m.
ISZ’w-M in on lot crm: roe
5i~New 1.. nnultli Road and Fat 1- “not; ‘
BIL—Chestnut Street. near Summer —-
BB~—.\luln Street and Union Avenue.
1124,»: The Green.
t3~~Enst Av critic and Lincoln Avenue. f
“-412qu Avenue and Dachau) not.
.5
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em NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOX
Fire L ‘uarters. 38 Van‘ mt Strait.
To elephone 170
(—«Fltoh School (private).
s—Iorvin School (private
212—4211“ Washington and or! Its.
ziwvnn zone: 51.11.1111 Osborn Ave.
218 8-«Eut Aveé ‘and Rowan St. ' '
211—Winflold8
23 Pm Ind Charles Sta.
324-4211“ Ave. and Fitch St.
325—31; John St. and Edlfe Ave.
33 ~89:th Ave. and First St.
Boulevard ind Sconnd 8t. ,
335—0“? Ave. and Fifth St.
337- Boulevord and Blackstone St. (Tel.
mw Keys” St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tot.
sin—Ken" St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tail.
;3. Eva-Shore Haven. (Tel .) ~
A telephone message to Electric Elation
(795) beBVecn the hours of 8 9. would
an m. vim location of fire. unmet-1m
will be you of honest box.
Private boxes will only inputted for
fire on remim‘fl where”not“?e m" It”
Sacco n mm are on y o
the chief or acting chief upon his ”Tim
at the fire Spool i Signal!
o
f~0°no blast at odd times. testing or M
l—~One blast at a if. 111.. standard than '
1- bdrm) blasts. re out.
ll- ll—Twenty two. at 8 a. 11L. .
in: M’sfllon of public school:
11 li~~Twcnty «we. at 12:10 9. ln...
"noon session of public uiloo‘l _
illill'lll—Ton blasts quickly. calls all
entire department.
nowAvton FIRE ALARM 0131mm
iz—gixhland Ave. to ‘I\. L. 27. It; fi
ls—Hmkory B’t‘uff and Bell mull.
u—Plne Point and Roton Point.
31—44011: Island Sound to McKin
s—“(ontmlJ' McKinley St. to
22-Pennoycr St. to Croat Bl.
3~Cross St. to Railroad.
24—31mm“ to vJir'ooltlldo.
tilde.
ls—Whlto Bridge north to 8W6.
lo—Whlte Bridge a El 10!.
17~White Bria s. W. to RI.
gno‘ltm‘lto J1 no fire bell of
in on en es n3.
.Tvvo atroitol of are bell. time. 1-1;
at , .
'Ffourt ”fining“ of are belt. than. 1-!-
r o e I «
n ethird or more a‘tom indicat- new
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court-t NORWALK Poor onto
South NOrwalk Post‘offitlo
MAILs ARRtVl "ton
Intern Potato—5:85 7:00. 10:89 C. III?
”0' 3"" 3W 323.11.. to: so a. «n.
Wooten 4:1;ng
1:80. 3:00 6 s
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