Off an Attic, or Give a Play, 01' Church
You Ought to Know Compo-Board ”
I . hit 11 pt: tired luring for walls and ceilings that' 111 airntight. watch
roof. hut-tip; t. and stronger and more durable than planter. I
Time qulliticn and its convenient form malt: it tho best material for
hundrod other men. Compo-Board' in ,4- inch thick 4 ft. wide and from
8:0 1611.111 Ien ih.
' ‘3‘ Writ: today or ample and our build.
it. what it can be used for, and why.
1._.1.ENSW0RTH .11 $011,310.50 Front 51.111111101113011... ‘
It tell! what CompovBoard
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‘TRAD‘E OUTLOOK GOOD. ROAD MUST SUPPLY .MORE
BRAKEMEN IN THE
BAY STATE SOON.
Some considerable differonCe will be
made in the New Haven rouil‘s payroll
by tire'IiIiusu‘cIruscits railroad commis-
sioners' ordor providing more train-1
men for all railroads operuting in Mas-
sachusetts. The order goes into efiloct
on 'Septcrnbcrh
The order roads:
That all freight trains operated on
main line trucks and all freight trains.
operated on branch trucks for a dis-
tance of five miles or more, shall be
provided with at lcust tVV'o brakemen.
That all freight trains propelled by
two locomotives for a distance of 10 01'
more miles. shall he provided with at
least three brakcmen.
That all freight trains while. using
the opposite 11min mu 1\ for the pur-
pose, of allowing trains to pass, 01' I‘m
the purpose 01' setting out and taking
in cars, where a brukeman is required
to protect the opposite track shall bci
provided with at least three broke
men. .
That all light engincs opcr rated fori
a distante of 10 or more miles shulli
be provided with u br'ulteman; ;
The order marks the culmination of‘.
the long struggle or railroad employes
against railroad managements to have!
more br‘ukcmen 011 the freight trainsl
111 10111; lbs commissioners made uE
thorough inVcstiizution into the sub-
11 of and in 1111.1 last ihc lcgislatuie of:
the stan- il'lOlltGd n11 1-11-1113,} embodying}
the orders the commission has just is-l
suidi 1
Tho inch is to barn 111 burst out?
brukcumn loft with the cllglnecr' when;
alter stopping 1.1111313 bmkvrnon are?
rich! abcad 11nd bolliud the train ()th-
crwiso, ilio engineer who has only
two brulzemon is left alone.
.../..—1......,_._._
morlcan Hatt’er‘ Very Optimistic
H V‘ ”About Hatting Prospects.
‘,'1‘l112fArrieritra11 Hatter 155118115
11111;, says of but trade prospects:
flairjbii‘y‘ers are in the New York
111‘th In force at the time 01' writing.
ever before have there been .so
jQ‘pbors in the market 111 (1116'
lilies“ is 11 statement that has bcen 11'
Gated duilyusmce the Fourth oi luly
tidbit is anmssurcd fact. rl heir first
lity was the purchase of 1913 straws
orders placed were libcr 'ul in vol—
This much accomplished, atten-
u‘IIwas turned to the felt hats: 11
odd humble orders for spring was
boyrulepalthough there was apparent
‘ Very pronounced uncertainty regard-
ng‘th‘e probable Vogue for next sea~
lspn. All ”bu; erg appeared to he agreed
:that the 10' .lgh hat effects were doom-
led to relate absolutely but they were
0t sure whether the old fashioned
11100111 finish would return to uniVer-s
l favor it being apparently felt that
There would continue to be active de~
Valid for modernielv rough soft hats
imllar to cloth. French and lustrous
,Ifinishes.
‘. Regarding the business situation the
[optimistic in expressing their \".l6\\5
Conditions a1e fundurnentallV sound.
mills are active, crops are in good
shape and stocks of retailers are nor-
”mal as a result of the very (autious
.ribu‘ylng for several seasons.
1;.g;-zlt has been noted again this season
Jihat‘tlie retailers do not come to New
:Yox‘k. in such numbers as they did
years ago. A larger proportion of inor-
‘cbants'are 110w placing all their busi-
."ness with the sulesmcn on the road
,Notwlthstnndiug ibis, llOWt'YCl‘. many
"_i‘buyéi‘s have bccn in the market and
have been welcomed at shlcsrooms.
For fall tlicy have bought \'(-‘lt)11l'>‘_
. imitation volours 1.11.1 rirodcrnir-ry
rough finishes in soft huts: a novcliy
that in well fav'oicd is, the 11111 VViih tho
rows of stitching ov‘ci 11113 Intro and
‘ Wu tho stiti l1 1113111,; 11 siion l_\ (1
1111:
Still}?-
lluy lover and asthma makc August
11 month of Inicnsc s11"'l‘cling to runny
1111011ch Foley s ”0ch and 1111' (lomo
pound glvcs prompt case and relief, 1
11nd Is soothing and healing to 1ch in!
flamed 111(3111111'..11ncs. Wm. M. More ‘3
thr'VV' \'. Soni'spoit )Io. saw: “I suf- ‘
icrcil with asthma {or many _chrs filld‘
linV (3 used mun 11 doctor‘ a prcscripilou,
VV'ithoui'uV'nil. A few doses of Folcv's‘
Honey and Tar Compound relieved inc"
and loss than 11 bottle (111119011 11 com-1
plot (3 rule. 1 am glad to lot others“
know that Folcv' s 110nm and Tar Com~‘
pound has (101113 for me." ltcluse sun 1
sliiuics. W. F. Wigmm'e 8: Co. "
SOLDIERS OVERCOME WHILE ON
MARCH.
lll-Zl'llll', (‘unn., Aug.
and humid wcuihor is Iii-ginning to
1111111 its cll’otl upon 11113 national gurii‘dl
1111311 i'1lilul.." part in tin" Vvui 11111110 and:
when lbc Filth lliisucbusciiu r'oni-hcd
horn uliortly before noon Tuesday on
I121 Way to 11113 rhythm of Zourn‘ liridgo
from tho (1111111113 V'lllllp, tlicro VV'i-ru no
V'ui‘ul licni prouiruiloim. Richard lion-
nr-lly of the l3‘ll‘th Vvuri tnitcu with 1111
nit-ark of acutc kidney trouble 111111 Is
now In tho locul hospliul. 'l‘lre.othcrs
11113. bolurz iukcn cure of by the lumpi-
tul rows. 1
Since curly morning iht- troops of
both the iii-ii 11ml llluu urrnicu nun-ch.
on through hero. and mobilized In tho
rrclizlilirirlrorid'irf Zorrru‘ 11ml llunuriui
bridge urroun tho Ilouunionlc. It is
the lntunt of tho 111311 army to 111111113 1111
tumult on 11113 bridging and n victory
11113111111 111111 11111 army of Invasion will
have 1111 11111111111 direct rouiu to tho (1103
ton rcmarvolr. Today‘s movements tire
purl of n gonorul advance. by 11111 llotl
uriny ulouu their whole thirty 111111.111
of brittle line and to throw u groutur
purl of the force scrum the t‘lllur In
tho nulizlilmrhood of Bhollon. To
chock this iulvuutie the nine urmy 1111
11111111; otmceuii‘utud on tho must hunk.
WWW
WnoLssALs‘uAio on'aoo wnrrz
f' ting color VV'iiti
Wt" .
Still but purchases 1111\'(3 been confin-
§d altogether in the low crown, VV'ldc
brim siylvs 11nd tin-so roV' ruiuu 511-
route. This would sccm to bc thi-
tlmé when 11 (lccitlml (1111111111 in still
hut. styles may ‘1'131‘151111111111' 1113 exportivtl
Merininly not for this full and pir-
31111138 not (01‘ next V'priuj'. but at 11111
rote the with3 popularity oi the c'ur rcui
no and the cxlrcuiu dimousious in
it? Oh the hats are displawd I'Sllt’t‘
in tor the popular piite iiiule our: 111
suit in a dcslrc tor sornciliiu; 111
for the high
body of lllt'
171.3w'l‘l1c but
class
aleumen on tho roud with 1411qu
Panama but Ilium are 11110111111:
nus Orders. Whllc tho 11131111011
closing has not 11131311 VV'ondoriul»
hacesaful. ch'vrilu-lcsu stocks
been well clouml out and orders
being plucod in uutlclpuilnn of
RVOi'fllllfl weather conditions on
3 11111.11 in certain 111111 11113 will
revolt-whims 111111 111ch 111111111
it will itcll to 11 iuultud oxivnt.
I o the tli‘flvo dcnuuul this your for
rowmil unrr'mv brlmu should
the ohuii'rvor 1o 1111311111111: 111th nllt'll
would be u nirnuit I’uvorlto the
moon, ruiullcru, uccordlng to
rdcrir 11111111111111 not 11111111 to
lunch 1.1111111111111011 in 11111-11 propnn
1‘ next your.
_ it ardent urn well up to the
'1 1111111113 and tluiy will continiiu
turmoil ill! :11 1111112111 yours,
”Ma-«me
itching instantly. Curtis
ohm, salt viii-um toner itch.
. mm ucnbleriwnounri 01111.3
3 fly limit stove.
m
Mum av THE noc'ron
111111: 11111111 125.
ping at tho Weed house.
Miss 1111......"
Andrew Wood's.
is visiting at Mrs.
Mrs. Burton of New York isstolr
Edward S. Benford has recovered
from 11 recent indispositlon.
(loi‘go'F‘ields has taken 11 position
at Sicvons's livery stable.
'Charlcs Weed has resigned his posi-
tion at Steven‘s livery stable.
Gosslcr house on Curios1
The G. P.
1Hill is nearing completion.
m 1
Mrs. Howu. of (I'Jt-iioko ave-111111 will
leave soon for '11 motor trip.
w“-..—
MIrs. Charles Russell motored to
the Brookside touroom at Mt. Klsco.E
yesterday. ‘
Tho Columhiu Tea Co., husrcni-
(id 311 store in tho Rockwell building for
a brunch.
l
l
l
i
1
Jose-11h ’l‘itmbronsky. arrested Sutur-
duy evening, intoxicated, was fined $11
and costs, yesterday.
liaut‘ord Avery. t‘ormcrly employed
at Bonner" shoe store, is exported
nadir today Illtel‘ an extenslte trip
Albert Marcus expects to open a
men's furnishing store in the Rock-
well building next Saturday
"Mr. and '-'..\lrs R. C. Stevenson of$
NVacli. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 1
(I‘lrorslc Adriclison of Stamford uVe-
, 1111c.
.Vlr, Knoblc has purchased the .Vlor-‘
i'ls l,11th plate on Locust nV'cnue. The
plate is 11101130 foot and 11115 11 six-u
l
.
room house upon it. .
i
-—-——-—-—-——_.
The Robert Jones place on summer
sirr'ct was sold yesterday to Danicli
lV’i‘ellcV'. for $2,200. The place consis-l
ted of about two acres.
. l
A l.11‘ '(3 Benz 1::11' attracted quite a1
'(“'l()\\(l 1111 Railroad avenue V'cstcrduyi
morning. The cut’ it'cechd 11 puucd
iurc from 11 large siltk. Whit ll was cx-l
iricatcd hr the chauffeur and a. new
show V1115 put on.
(‘lmrlr's .llciciilf‘ is moving his sir-11111
1-111“ mill to Siorflrmillc. N. Y.
11115 lwcn 1111 '11 long 1.111113 at llth' 5
woods and has cut \Vood 1111110 illt‘ll
It In... also boon at other places in
.\V3VV (‘1111111111 iuiludinit A ll. Mulli-
kcu plni'c.
'l'ho (2111111113 in It] its uunuul picnic in
.Vlud loud chtcrng Vinny ol tilt.
1111111111313 went in autos
currlngcs A iliiincr was onjomd in
the grove. Al’tor' tllllllt‘l' fishing VV' 1113i
indulged in llv sonic. Rowing about
the lithe who also cujchd and lhcl‘t'
\Vtro \dllOlIs sports upon the loud.
'wnrd pruning the linhorinuu l‘ciurnlcd
with their catches 111111 the r‘ciuru
lourne homewar'd begun.
The first trip of the NOrquk-N
'l‘ho bus Icuvus Wall 111112131, N013
wnlk, 111 9:30 a. 111., 111111 1111111133 one
stop. ut the line botVV'ccn the two
towns. Thu round-trip turn is 31’» cunts
11nd 1111 time limit. The New Cuunun‘
stopping place is llroudbeck's confers?
iloncry. The following schedule 111111
1111311 arranged: Louvo ,Wecd'n drug
ulnrt', Norwullr, 11:30 11. 111., 1:30 and
5:30 p. 111., and 11:30 11. 111., on Sutur
days; 113111111 New Cannon 10:30 a. in”
2:311111111 01:10 11. 111.,' 111111 to 113111., on
Suiurduyn. 'Suniluyu louvo Norwalk iii
2. 2:30 11110 $1130 11. 111., ll‘lth! Now Cun-
111111. 2:45, 1:113 11an 15115 p. in.
(1111'.
up"...
unfi—
’i‘lrut. tho P0111111 Street School will
‘h'n built 11.11 soon 1111 posrrlbio is evident
from 11113 motion which the school (3111113
1111111111 11111; followed since In; first pro-
lintillll.
1111.3 matter with brought up. A coin
over tho 11111111; and unenlncuiolnr‘i with
cation. prior» ‘11! moteriul. (1111.
till lrnporiunt one to consider.
Aug. lh.wChurloil Bantu.
to intorioro whim inIli'. W
3m: attending ii patient in
1311111111 Monday «night was
it costs In the city" court
:1 Judge 11. 1.. Monger.
t the doctor who gave
- 11111111111 115‘ and then (111113
11911111 nmuoutsrl 11 111111111
who in court today.
limit: O’Brienslty Word
1.111 costs on charities of
may. This 1111111 11111
norm of a. Polish chili
”load for the mini-inning
3* NW it till! only the white
with 901131131511 13,3 ' '
aLAVE DEALERS.
PHll.AI:iil:l.PHlA, A113.15.wlilmout
lino proprietors 111ml cutlets or dinor-'
(truly houses worn arrested Tlléfltlllyi'
in tho biggest raid In the history of
Phlladulphlu. 01113 11111111131111 and sworn
113311119 1101111111111 were ‘requlruu to
make the‘ 11111111111. all of Which were on
19111111111. 111.1111 Jacobs, harm ot‘ths
Vim squad. "9111111111111 to prosecute the
owners and outlets rather than the: in
mules or the houses.
A crowd of morn 11.1111 2.11110 10061113 -
Gd the raiding parties about the ten-
11111111111 during the rain and 41111111 11111 3
The
1111011 1111 upprriprlntoin.
duo appointed, Write A.
Rainy Kelley rind M. humour.
of the dolloobhoiitle.
i
Bollard Herald.
_.
one minute to trolley.
lt‘npt
'1‘Iu3 rnillliiuniiugion Mondays and Fridavs at
11nd soiui' I11 '
cw '
(‘uiuurn motor cxprcus wus 11111111.» tow
At Monthly ovvulnu'h 11111111111111
mltiora of 11111111 was uppoiutorl to no
11111 architoot; «loo to 1101111111111 1111: lo3
Tho
qlldflilml of mntcriril will, or: 12111111111 be
The
building will unlit from $2,600 to $3.000
town roosting in October will not
Tho commit.»
"McKontlrluli,
'itouu
tine business followod the discussion
11.11.. u‘goit 1.111.111. giant in 1101113“
11111111111111 as any can of tottwtlhiuugfi
The 159111111111 Want Columns are 1111
reaching in their inniwncwthey mu
11111 you in outwit 111111111 11 1113011101111,
‘ Rental] 1
51111111111 Cleaner
100 11kg.
MAKES OLD uA'rs‘LOOK LIKE
’ NEW
The Clifford Pharmacy
M
DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- F mbalmer
19 No. Main St., 80. Norwalk ‘
Residence, 5 Washington 8:.
Telephone at office-wase- 2. 1
Telephone at house—3693.
M
Your Opportunity
We Otter for Sale
' Two New Houses in Norwalk.
Each has 1
air best, electric .light,
a
g
rooms and llllill,,l10l
lot 50 x 135,
The price In
right. Also the terms.
Full particulars on application to
1. M. LAYTON 8100.
(Incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk, Ct.
01111111 E§1jmm s 13111.3
‘ I I o
.1111 “irritant.
has“ mlOtfth.‘ thl‘l’lw Elm)”:
limdbllo in’r‘i'inn rigor
not known is 11m. hum. Mw m 111111111 1'
Still) lll’ DilbllfilSlS EVERYWHlZRE
»...'....
CHEAP MEAT FOR SALE AT CA~
NAL ZONE. ‘
WASHINGTON, Aug. ‘to.~——Tho high
cost oftlivlng problem hasn’t reached
the canhl zone. While housewives
here in the, states are paying record
prices for inept. Uncle Sum‘s commis-
sury on the zone is furnishing steaks,
roasts and chorus as cheaply as 11. year
or so ago.
Portorhouse steak, selling here tit
from 30 to :35 cents it pound, can be
pnrchusod 111 Panama for 20 cents. Sir-
loin brings" 5 cents hole, 19 cents on
the zone. Horn is 28 cents 11 pound
“from tho commissarles and 40 cents
from tho: grocery stores here. The Ca-
11111 Record, officlul publication of the
Isthmlan Canal commission, gives
many other figures showing low moat
prices.
' The] explanation is 111111 on the zone,
Uncle Sum himself is the storekoeper,
buying direct from the packers and
selling in the public at wholesale
price, plus only the cost of selling.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (lo.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
' In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St..
So. Norwallt. Music Hall Block
l
4...... "My..- ......
SUMMER TIMETABLE
On and utter Monday. June 17, 1912.
the 11on and commodious
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
William G Young, will run as
‘li’ollous: 1.011113 Huntington for Nor-
!Vvalk Mondays and Fridays at 0:315 11.
11. uth . 'l0 p.111 L'caVVI- Norwalk for
8:111 and .3: :11) p. Excursion
iiikors 1'10 coins. Single fine 40 cents.
.t‘lilldron, . to 12 _V'car's, excursion :15
‘cc1us.Sluglo taro, 21’» cents. Passen-
Iucrs from Norwnlh by 11:11:. 11. Ill. bout
will have four hours at Huntington.
1,0111' summer schedule gives the peo-
pic of (Tonncciicui 1111 outing on the
wow and comruodious steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound and over one
of the throat shoots of water in the
nor .1, Huntington lluV', with scenery
runsorpasscd. Parties of 10 or more
can inal' (- arrangements with the cup-
1111111 to stop at .\ alley Grove.
Lunches and nreuls served on the
'bout by competent steward.
irfl.
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block Island, 3 day tour: $11.50
Saturdays. Aug. 10. 17, 231. tilsi.
lAtlantic Clty. 5 day tours $21.00
Mondays. A1111. 1:, III, 26. Sept. 9. 10.
iWhIte"MountuIna. 5.day tourl $25-00
Monduys, Aug. 12. 111, 211, Sept. 2110.
Thousand lllandl. 5 dayI’ tour $34.00
Tuesday. Aug. 20111.
Royal Tour, 9 days' trip 374.00
Tironduy, August 201b,
Bermuda, 9 day trip: $41.50 up
Sniurduyrr, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 7, 131.
28111.
AUTUMNAL TOURs.
White Mountplnu. 6 day trlpl $21. 60
Monday» 813111.9111. lilth. Accom-
modutlonu Ellnclulr Hotel. Bethle-
liom.
Niagara Fulln, II it: u‘ trip ”$3100
Suturdny. 811111.711.
Niagara Full, Bi. Lawro‘nco River,
Montreal.
Sfilll‘dny. Sept. 7th lllt darn trill.
For descriptive circular at all tours
cull on G. W. Harris. at depot, until
1111 0111111111 131., Now Haven.
W
on“
Is Your Home Complete with a
Brass Be”
or n. Mattress that will malts you tool
like a 113 your old when you Waite up
1......
the latest design? 131qu you a, (301113
on 01111 151111111; Table with (limits to
11111111111? Irma your 1110111 11111101311116?
And it you are about of anything in
' your 111111119 Furnishings up to the"
Norwalk Furniture
(stem-m to 11 "1.11.1in
dress The Itooroutloo Tourist Co.,'
In the‘ morning? 111 your 1111111111113 ot~
THE FABRICS WE SHOW
are the very infest creations for
summer styles. Como and choose
your cloth and let us tuiloi' you a per-
fect fitting suit. One that will give
well dressed men. Our workmen are
artists and turn out perfect work?
John ‘Kubovic
213 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Notice
During July and
August, our store
will close on Sat-
urdays at l p. m.
The Gorham’ Co.
E. E. (mill-1.31111.
E. W. YOUNGS.
Props.
IO‘First St... E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
0
you it distinguished appearance among -
HOUSEWIVEB
Rand About . 3
BWIGB ALUMINUM WARE.
It is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
Blln are superior to those made
of our other metal. Thin has
been proveu by scientific re.
search, 1111 the tests show that ‘
no vorillsrnr. rust, niokelmldea
or injurious zinc: can form. no
matter how It in used. Neither
iii 111m any danger of chipping,
1111 with «tunnel ware.
It. iii 1111 onesllent heat conduc-
tor, which mound quick boiling
and saving or fuel Its light
might million It hurry to handle,
and the nilvomwhlto 110101 of
the write 111 plunging and always
claim looking.
11111on piano is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out of put .,
sheet material. inn! is 1111110111191
wamlm and 11111111111, 3 ..
Elwin Aluminum are hill.
com to my, which arouttiolly 3‘
moon: the pausing oi all/1111111
of tin, stool
1113 WI“ o! 1161‘)! dOltl‘t'iDllOli. "
HORROI R "#19111 3'
I
enamel“ ooolt- _-
11111111 1111111 111111 '11... 11111111.?
Heck-11 1 over marry 111 mile the
roost or know'whY.
Boston Transcript.
*LOVERO
‘ 331111. PLACE"
The Cross
Shoe
FOR WOMEN
A stylish, dressy shoe de-
signed for perfect comfort.
They need no breaking in.
$3.00 & $3.50
Nature Shape
‘ Shoes Y
FOR CHILDREN
$1.25 to $2.00
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwallr
Pockaop'll know why. all 1'lght.-— .
FIRE ALARMS
m
Fire Alarm fleadouartei's at Electric
OOUTH NORWALK FIRE. ALARM
BOX"
Elnora. Telephone for tire ulnrml. ~
swxwuahlngtorim and North Main Btu.
Mahrtokemo'l .
{IxDay and Raymon (1 Sta.
MR £16 Corset Factory, private.
G:Hoyt‘s Theatre.
'I'w-Norwnlk Ho 038ml!
B—Muslc Hall, Ilftord and City Hotel;
9—-Croso St.
iZ-vaest St. Franklin School.
3m§Conglord 51.. Concord and Lincoln
ti—«North Main and‘Ann Stu.
tfiwfllph tit. and Ba view Ave.
6~xlsur1vnlk Iron orks.
7~—West Ava- and Cedar St.
lS~ngh School. West Ave -
21— W est St. and Taylor Ave. 1
:3—xElv Ave. and Lowo St. I
21~Chesiirut mid Hem' Sta.
25»?South Main and. ammo Sin.
"11-- e1 Ington Ave. and Austin at.
”—West and Elm Grove Esta.
31-South Main St, between (iron on!
Meadow Stir
ii 2—xtM) li'lectric Works. State St.
33l~xS tiring and C‘Iu Sta
‘hwxlluvlluud and \ ate: Sis.
ilwaoclnvood. fg. Co
41-»Fuirtleld Ave. and Cedar 131.
til—Taylor Ava and South St
III—JV oodward Ave. and Mnadow St
(Ii—133111 ritt and Quintard Area. and Wit-l
iii—Wood“ 11rd and Lowndes Avel.
fil—Golden Hill St and dElmwood Ave.
fie—W nairington St. Brid
Eilerelglit y'aid and Annie Stu private.
54—Norwalk Lock (20., private
(:1) Denotes non interfering hoxel.
(M) Muster box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. 111..
standard time, 1-
01113 stroke at odd times, testing or
line open. 1-
'I‘Vvo strokes after an alarm, fire out. ri-
culls department,
Three slow strokes, water to be Ihut
, 1—1—4
At 12:05 1). m., each Weanrilday. a. box
Isnpulled for test.
ire alarms for an
coived by telephone.
district also ro-u
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXE'
Fire headquarters, 56 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
3i Fitch School (private).
fi~Mnrvln School (private).
1'12——East Washington and Fort Ste.
21 4—Vun Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
216~East Ave. and Rowan St.
,211-—'Winfleld St.
223—Fort and Charles Sis.
Tit—East Ave. and Fitch St.
225—81. John St. and Edlle Ave.
A
332~Scavlew Ave. and First St.
335—Boulevard and Second St.
336—Cove Ave and Fifth St.
337—Boulev 11rd .1 nd Blackstone St.
SilmKeyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
we have found
$2.25
”United Electric
AT LAST
that we feel confident a;
will be Entirely Satis-
factory in evervway.
Complete with 6 feet
of Wire-wound Tubing
Light 81 Water Co
342~Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
ail—#8111319 Haven. (Tel )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705)m between the hours of 6 p. m. and
fining location of fire, an alarm
will b"; vcn o. nearest box
Private boxes will only be pulled for
Hip on promises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the file
Special Signals
1—One blast at odd times, testing or lino
Open
l—Onc blast at 8p p. m., standard time.
t i—«T'VVo blasts. fire out.
11- ll——' l‘VV'enty two, at 8 a. 111.. no moi-nu
i111; session of public school
1) llnl‘VVoutv- two. 11112 :30 p. 111., no at—
tcr'n .mu session of public schoot.
llllll‘ ill—Ton blasts quickly calls the
entire department
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
lS-«Cor'nor of Mom and Wall Streets.
21-»131‘111011 ”Avenue and Union Place.
22~Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
J4--l..‘nion Park.
25-Wcst AVOIIUP and Berkeley Street.
'37—-T"rorrklln Avenue 11nd Lynos Place.
31-43111; house. (Private box).
"i'rWost Avenue and Merwin Street.
inr'bor AVcnue 11nd Orc‘hnid Street.
upcl Street and Hor'hor AV.(3nue
’3lIi——\\1.~'i.-‘i\'.3.inui>. 111111 the arm-,nuny
18w Stevens Str'cct 11nd lulm Crest:
‘iirss sirtcc and Wilton avenue.
~-.luin 8110131 and North Av.cnue
til-«Franco Street.
Sluflrand 811091 and 'l‘lndull Lane.
32-Main unll (‘ntlrcrine Streets.
V‘ 01111111111 Road and Fair Street. ‘
—-(‘lu3stuui Street. near Summer St.
-.\luin Street and Union Avenue.
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1353011 The Green.
Gil—«East Avenue and Li coin AvF'nuo.
Bleast Avenue; and D sham Lune.
nowmrom rm: ALARM DISTRICT!
'i2wflighland Ave. to N. r, N. H. a. n.
133—1110110131 Bluff and Bell Island.
H—I’lno Point and Roton Point
at——Long Island ound to McKinle
3—“Cont1nl.” cKinley St. to
gz—Pennoyer St to Cross St.
28—Crons St. to Railroad.
ill-«Rutlroud to Brookllde.
We at 81 do.
ill—White Bridge north to Brooks do
16-»Wlilte Bridge 8.19. to L. I 5 nd.
lT—Wiile Bria as B. Wuto L 1.81m .
One (5 rake of the tire bell at odd utniniel
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annoy"
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I"l‘wo strokes of fire bell. thus, 1-1. fir. '
out
1'll‘our airokol of fire bell, thus. 1-1-1-1.
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AND GLAOORO GUARANTTID
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UNITED OANK BUILDING;
loath Norwolk.
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City National 1111
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