Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 11, 1912 · page 10

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bits lifted her this hands w
the his. flamboyant but. to net-
.‘ ly tail- hair. Her thin shoulders
Wood a little. and she walked with
ll earincas ot the drill. enorvat-
\giy hot days of spring. It “
turdsy night. and she was Wooden
it she could aitord a really satin»
yin; supper.

jblg. browned. awkward young

, . I purposely got

he eluat‘in time to catch you. When
' ~ g to marry me?”

(1 yen know it. I've said

an enough" She gave a back-

til had fallen behind. Williams.
cor manager. was with Flossio
Mamie despised Fiossie.
it it? that little counter-jumper
that's worrying you?" asked the man
e her. "it you wanted a real
1 one that had either good in-
lions. strength, or a prospect of a
to give you, I'd let you go. But
take Williams by the back of the.
It WEI"! drown him like a kitten it
doesn't let you alonel I can't
it tell you what sort he is. You’d
tool enough not to believe me."
whey still kept on her way home. and
ow turned up a quieter side street.
Look here. Mamie.
Nb 6 known you. and watched you get
in and pale at starvation wages
_ 'pnd work you admit you hate. You
, Knew I can take good care of you.
on know I think a lot of you. I
blew wanted to marry any other
' _rl. I would make it easy for you.
1 Fro always had an idea that you
" ‘ bald—love me. it you would let
' ' out-self. Tell me why you won’t.
, t’I only fair."

Two Years

She shrugged her shoulders. still
revssive.
"We’ve got to hurry. I'm going

.out tonight. Do you think I want

:to get married to a hayseed and set-

1tle dowu on a truck patch?" She

{was a little fierce, us she turned on

1 im. Ive had enough work and
gecmmonness. Iwnnt some fun Why}.

. i—~don't you dress like other fellows?

.1You' re all rigilt~but the girls make
done! me about you. She paused

‘ land he gave a hard little laugh.

"So that‘s it! Say. have you seen
my 'truck potoh?’ "You never will go
rout there! Do you know I‘ve a
fhouse. paid for, nnd’a pretty close.
land that the garden-truck you make
trim of has put money in the bank for

‘ Eyou to have everything you need on?

._‘Do you know how independent it

likes me? I'm my' own boss. not

likely to have my head cut oil by
lthe first manager that doesn't like
1the looks of me. I don’t have to

’ recs and smoke up all my wages.

And I haven't the moruls that allow

gi-tellow to sport around and escape

responsibility. You'd better think a

is. I want a wile—not any girl——

tit-just you. to take core of all her

. its. and I can make good on the

Proposition. Say. do you think a cad

. the Williams intends to marry you?

.ncyoul"

The. girl turned pale.

hat's not—your utfair.”

t's’ my" business to protect you.

other you choose to marry me or

and I'll do it. Are you going to

».t cheap dance hall again tonight

1' (ith Williams?”

iiflho shook her head.

I'N‘Iot to dance and have some

a. I can't sit in a hot little room

hing. I'm going with—401cc

 

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"'80 he can dance with you without
the bother or taking you there?
no. And. Mame, do you think i
vidn't have uprueed up it that's all
wanted? Did you? What time
you mm"
ht."1l1e said. It the door of
hoarding house. He stopped I
Int-nil looked at her. Then he
_. food-night abruptly and walked
1... to the first car going down-
Tbo stores were still open and
tilt book was in his pocket. lie
. than to hurry and go without
. but he did not mind that.
ht Robert Graves was waiting
little utility blardihg house
gio was shared ”and dressed
to too: in new and very
than. a bit awkward. but
' ... tiered. auunrotawod. his

. alight. Itiltolrt angry.
unsuspecting. came down

«unwilling, inaumciont
, busty toilet. pathetically
tawdry. too extrema
t not I little color on
She started. dropping

 

 

 
 
 
 

cutouts you to the
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"were cheap. the music. the more»

‘ perfume foods the air heavier.

glance and saw that the other.

as Graves was silent a moment. ‘

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“They won't WI 1

‘ ,tlome on!"

This was better than ballad hoped.
tie did not realise that instantly all»
had resolved to use him to make
Williams Jealous. Hie Iood lookI
were not lost on her. ». ‘
The dance was cheap. The men

 
 

meat. The atmosphere was armhole-
some. It was close and hot. and cheap
Marnie
and Graves swung themselves into the'
wait: then in progress. and she gave
an inner gasp of relief He could
dance! Noose better! Other girls
looked at him. At the walts's close
1Williauls came up. suaveiy, ieaviu!
Flossio With a dark look on her taco.
‘f‘My dance." said he to Mamie. and
lied. Save for the presence of this
his Young stronger with the girl he
would not have danced with her.
He was too sure of her. The gh‘l
moved toward him, the slightest im-
pulse oi a movement, murmurlng the
men's demos to each other. Both
. bowed. but Graves put his arm
around Mamie. catching the stop.

“You're mistaken. This dn‘hce is
promised me. So are all the others."
He swung away with her. She tried
for a moment to be angry. but could
not. Williams stood lowering a mo-
ment. Flossie also had deserted him.
wit the shoot the music Mamie.”-
postulsted. It would not do. He
must dance with some one else. She
would introduce him. She must dance
with some one Ilse-just for the looks
of it! Graves led her to a window
.tor a breath.

"There is not a man in this room
who looks fit for you to dance with.
You're halt-exhausted. overheated-
watch your own breathing! You
didn't take time for a decent supper.
Go back for your wrapwno. l'll go.
too-and we'll get something to eat.
(Then it you want to come back"—
He wrapped the cloak about her and
together they Went down the dirty
stairs to the street. Williams tol-
lowed unnoticed.

It was not more than nine. but a
sudden storm was rising. dust blow
in their faces and a queer sultriness
was in the air He drew Mamie's
hand into his arm and held her close-
ly. They walked a few blocks. and
the darkness deepened. She clung to
him.

"Where are lye—going?"

"I'm trying to get on to a decent
streetrwirel‘c I think I can find a
place wherel would take you for
something to eat. Mumie~is that
place ally real fun to you? Is that-
cud——"

Without warning. a shuffle of feet.

 

him.

"(‘nd. um I? Hi show you——"
Williams. and an ugly bulk of man
beside him come up beside them
Graves did not slucken his speed. He
pushed Marnie around a corner where
u streetdump burned dimly Ap

was coming along also.
stepped into position to nail it, at
the some time speaking to the. oili-
(381'.

"Kelley." he sold.
are drunk and annoying us.
till I take the lady home and ill
come down to headquarters and give
information." But the two took to
their heels. (he omcer alter them.

Graves put the trembling girl on
the car. found her an inside sent. and
sat down, guarding her. He did not
speak. knowing she was on the edge
of team. He hulldcd the conductor
the fares and took transfers. They
would not take them near Marnio’s
boarding house.

"Where are we going?" Her tone
was childlike. questioning.
“We." he sold. emphasizing the

pronoun. "urs going out to the truck
patch. to our own home. My sister
is there, and tomorrow we are to be
married. Grace will take cure of you
tonight. There has been enough of
this sort of danger for you. Mamie
Hasn‘t there?" Hill ear was quick
but he caught no answer. She
turned her head and looked where
the sudden spring rain was heating
at the our windows. Then shsloaned
close against the strong arm. weari
nets in every line of her slender
body. yielding to his demand heart
and soul.

They walked live blocks past vs-
cant lots in s drenching rain. he in
his shirt sleeves after Wrapping his
new cost about her. As they reached
the yard where for back stood‘his
little brown cottage with the light
burning in the window. he drew her
very close to him.

“Mamie." he said. "you will to go
with me. don't you! With all your
heart?"

sue nodded her head against his
arm.

"Withwail my heart.” she IIid.
through the rain. "With. Iii my
heal-ti"

Robert's sister heard them. and
opened the door. with I lamp in her
him].

“For Ioodneu' suite. Mamie!" she
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critical limit on Outlined.

’i'llo accentric John Randolph oi
Roanoke. according to I recently put»
licked letter describing his last me
meats. oven on his durum was crib
loci in matters or orthoeoy. A Quaker
acquaintance. to trying to comfort the
dying mun ii? reading a puma
(Scripture. said “omnilpoton‘t.” “Eula!

“ in; himself from the pillow.“ our! the
letter. ‘mudoiph «sutured. “smartly...

utIu . air!“ and m Emmott”
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licemnn nlrnost run into them. A car 1
and he.1wli‘wiml .1 111111 by which the.) horn

Gazette. the many committees then

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Since the May convention of the
Oyster Growers and Dealers' Associa
tion of North America, held at New
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appointed have been active. in from
ing 11 line oi‘. aggressive work cal-
culated to strengthen the Organiza-
tion and benefit not oulyiits members
but all » in the industrywpl‘oducera
hilt uli ill the industry. producers.
wholesalers and retailers. A route-
sentntive gathering oi the directors.
recently held ‘at the Park Avenue
New York city. unanimously
approved the plan uttered by the
publication committee to sturt'n pub-
licity cilu‘rpalgu at or'l'cc tor‘ the pur-
pose ot’ disseminating information to
the general public on the edihility,
\V‘llolesomcness. purity and economy
ill the use of oysters. educating .t‘on
sinners 11s to the many uttrucril‘e
ways in which oysters can be served:
this is to be accornlplished lllrough
the medium of millions of copies ..i
newspapers, periodicals, booklets and
circulars.

The publication ctunmlttce is ac-
tlciy engaged in launching this on
torprising proposition and have in
conjunction with the llnunce com
mints, issued a request for subsci‘ip
trons to all the members. and to all
those concerned in the development
of the industry and having affiliated
interests. it is hoped the appeal will
meet wirrh l1 prompt" hearty and gerr-
cl‘ous response as immediate action
is absolutely necessary.

The committee on credit system has
made lll‘lj‘llllgelllellls to establish “The
Oyster Growers‘ null Deuiers’ Credit
Bureau." unlucll will take care of the
collections of the members at moder-
ute rates and will also issue monthly
during the your and scmimoutlrlv
during the lllllil months of October.1
November und December a list of1
claims received by the bureau tor;
(ollct‘iion.Tl1is information will posi1

 

1”"? members as to delinquent. debtors

and protest lilo extension ot‘ credit!
to those ullo do not deserve it.

All additional feature of the credit.1
burcuu will be an indexed list of de-
lillqueuis kept on tile. “‘1‘. it‘ll will1
enable :1 number :0 uncertain at once'

behind them and an angry voice cllhor bl phone or wire, the standing
made Graves push the girl in front of 1 <11 11 new or

prosper ii\ e Cli‘llOlllt 1 ‘
Reports mm be butt on application.
b} mull iii‘i‘iUlllliilllOtl ll} it two cont:
stump pimldcd the bureau has the
information. Special reports ill (1101
11110 ill 30 t‘ellis ouch will also llo1
1lul‘.uisllcli '

'l llt‘ membership

committee bull

to increase the lnclllhvrshlp to 111 102151
5.111: by October 1 of thc present your.

: lint-h director is expel-(ml to gut llrr‘co

"Those tellowsr ‘
\Vnit {new members

and each member is 1‘11.

Iquoututi to get at least one new mourn

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her by (be (into spct‘iilcd. llil‘ct‘t per-
souul letters will be iorwul‘iletl to all
the llailv along iln- must by (lit com
lnlttoc null (lrc solicitors of the 01511 17
(ll-'owtlu ulul Dealer‘s Credit llllleuu
have been authorized to tulle subscrip-
tiouq for membership Tlli'st‘ 111121111111
11111 expected to be successful and all
those eligible to lllt‘ulllcrulllp are ill».
sired to conic in so as to make (her
orguuizutiou cil'tu‘tlvu ull‘d 1‘o-opcr‘utivo.'

Nearly every other line or luminous
is orglllllzcd. so ltllut (be greatest
alrlollnt of good (.‘illi accrue from unli-
t'd urtiou. The oyster business has
never. hetero tilts orgllnlzntlou was ill-
corporutetl. been able. to bolls-t of a
good strong active organization and it.
is high time (but those engaged lot
the industry recognised the. necessity

oi concerted action that would be hell
euiul to their interests All (home on-
gugod in the produttoin 11nd sale of
oysters and ulllcd interests are r131
circuit-d to join the organizutlim ut
mice by sending their nppilcuilorl1
blanks to the secretary. 'wllllum (21
...Mumod lib Aiiuutic avenue Iiostou.
MINM or to any member of the mem-
bursllip committee as follows: A 0.;
li‘ruzosr. Pier 32 foot of Pike street. ‘
must river. New York: it. it Wolrrluu..
Booth l‘tslturicg {lo nsitimure. m..;
M. J. liyuu. i-‘ront urld llock streets. 1
Philadelphia. l’u..; A. ton Nyvouhciur.
Norfolk. Vii. r

TOEACCO CROP UNUSUALLY
GOOD.
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is unusually good this your igthe word Currier. 19 years old. who let some
that has reached Dr. W. W. Garner. time past has been: in the employ or

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expert in clients of the tobacco.invstyi1
tigntiona oi the bureau of plant incite
try, agricultural department. lie. says
that the dry weather that has prevail
tobacco alter hurvest. l‘lr. Garner turd
poets to visitthe tiesnecticut Valley
and look into thu‘ tobacco crop situa~
tion. “socially with forerunner to the
experiments that have been color on
for several years under cu; supervis-
ion or 111111 bureau atolls the lips or to
bacon. etc.

 

 

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To Doritos the Hair and Restore
Gray anti-Faded Hair toils
L 11.111.310.101 '

it is easierto preserve the color or
the hair than to restore it, although it
is possible to do both. Our grrundu
mothers understood the Secret. The)'
made a "sage tea," and‘thell' dark.
glossy hair long aflicr middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hall‘s before they are titty. but
theya no beginning to appreciate the
wisdom or our grandmother's in using
"suge tea" for «their hair and are fast
following suit.

The present generation has the ad'
vantage of the past in that it can got .1
rclldlytoulsc preparation culled \Vl-
ctll‘s Sage and Sulphur Iluir liciucdw
As 11 scalp tonic and color lecturer this
rlr‘tepaaltion is vastly superior to the

 

ordinary "sage tea" mode by 0111"
" grandmothers.

The growth and bounty of the. hulr1

depends on a healthy condition of the
scalp. Wyetil‘ 5 Sage liiltl Sulphur lluil‘

ltculedy quickly kills the. dalldlr‘ni‘l1
ulr of its life ll’OutH ‘0 ”MSW! lei lime is a fades,

germs which roll the h
color 11an lustre makes the. scalp clean-
and lleuithy. gives the bull strelrctllh
color and beauty and Illl‘llt‘r’h' it grow

Got a 50 cent bottle tlum your drug
lrist today. He will gilc your money
back if you are not satisfied after 11
l’airotr‘ial. Special aueul stillsou Pow
ell Corporation,

 

,HOUSEWIFE [8 A VERY BAD ‘RlSK'1

 

So Says President of insuraneg (3011.1
ventloanervants and Chorus
Girl's Are Worse.

CHICAGO. Sept. ((1 ~T~lltli
housewife is one of tin. uolst hazards
in the life insurance business is the
opinion of P i) (told. president. oi
the insurance convention l1cru.iic
sills their hours are “0151,» (iron .1 pl)
’Hliceulllus their habits ulc sctlcniurl‘.
they tire exposed to disease (11 ull sort
and their worries are endless ‘l only
know of :3
worst: llsks,” said President
they are servants and rilorus girls."
According to it) .l 511131111111 . ill .11
h.mlu ilu,1hcotiiciul snubs lull oi (lit:
”contention religion lliif‘i 1111 1111111)}

{taut pull in the (’51.:1111111011 of the, dc- ‘

green or‘ risk on llllillllillit.‘ pout-sit-
Jew the Best Risk.

“The Jew
country," added 111
in his rollltlml 11ml ii is mum Uililui-ivc
to natural lililrl‘. lllllll any other 1.,ll
giun.
wolllcrl, they lll't‘ lllilill'ilily. llul‘e low»
or worries and ll‘sg illncss."

Dl‘. Spi'ulrillui: is ill
that the ill-st rlsl. nrllullg women 1111-
Ult‘ ulllllllcr‘s.
said he. plcasuui surrmluriluus
also lite wu ll. ’l ill 11- is just enough are
ill llli‘ll‘ work to hoop them in tin

rig-ht frame of liillltl.

THE CONNECTICUT To LOSE THE
"FLAG."

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10 Mwlrell
{tour Adnlilnl (lblu‘lt- s .i. litldlter takes
command of the. Atlantic iieet next
January in succession to lleud Admi-
rhl Hugo Ostcrhuus. nine ciluugeu
among the tloct cumulus will become
cdeutlve. 'l‘llc mm‘ dcpurilrtc‘llt will
later announce thorn. "‘

Admiral ()iitill‘llllllii, relinquishing
tile t‘ommuuii of the fleet to become
11 member oi the llcllurlli hunrd lltlri
lscl veil uboui iii months as roulmuudcr
in chief 11nd will how about six
months more oi urtivc service in
Washington («in his rolloi’. heroic he
rcilrus next June,

The new dreuduouuht Wyoming will
ily Admiral liutluui u iiiili. in pinch a!
the Connecticut
iiuguhip of several. commanders. The
change in commands. which will third
‘lllliiitl alter the minors have had their
holiday ashore will precede the dil-
nurture of tho big ships (or the south
ern cruise and the beginning of the
mid winter drills in the hundreds.

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‘BTABLEMAN CAUGHT WlTH CTOlm

EN HORSQ AND IUGGV.
BRIDGEPQRT. Sept. limitation

James A. titles. 11, liverylniln with
iitltblcii on Union liquors. was roster

day sent with a horse. runabout and
a check in favor or the mrkfiili‘d
ed should prevent polo sweet in themiii‘s to buy some teed tor the horses.
file did not return. and later it Misfit»
throughout
the surrounding country was that
means at identifying him as its limb“
tied at the term at John Helium

 
 

lion sent broadcast

 

near mommy.

Mausoleum at tile 1.1m: ile-
by his more actions. .
ad til .

Lid] SAGE EEl

the

(losses of “onion him .111“
lrillil 1

is the bust. risk in lili‘i’
Spruutllus. ‘_
’1 hole is loss (ll lt‘ 1‘vol‘ and (‘X\' llt‘lllt‘ll‘ i

This is particularly true of their“
the uplirlur.‘

'l‘luy llnvu uoml hour‘s:
{Hill .

which hits been the

scars serous 1. as.

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Plan Favorabiy Considered 1‘... Federal
AuthOritleI in Washington.
It is probable that before another
sunnuer comes around action will be
taken by Congress which will require
that. all motorboats sailed on waters
under the control of the United States
be registered, and that they carry re-
gistrutton numbers the some as auto-
mobiles do. The matter has been con-
aidercd by the department. of com-
lnort‘e and labor and the expectation
is that legislation will be taller: tocov-
or a laxity which appears to exist 'in
the present laws wvel‘lrllrg navigation.
Under the navigation laws 1‘10 mo-
tol‘llout or pleasure bout of any kind
has to register with the collector oi'
the port from whit ii the boats hail 1111*
less the boat is of iirteon tons dill-
placement and consequently there are
many boats on streams and rivers of
which like collector of the port has no
roilicinl knowledge it is said that there
are over lolluuo luotm bouts in the
1I'nltcd Stiltes that would come under
1ti1c control of the United States re-
gistmtlou if there was ll 11le such as
He proposed and more than 1.000 or
these boats sail on the Connecticut riv-
or. and ”Hartford and other towns on
.1lle are their home ports While
there is no luw that requires motor-

 

at law that governs the control ct mo-
; turnouts This law requires that they
1-(u1rt certain lis'llts. appliances for ex-1
'lillgillb‘lllllg‘ gasoline names and some
.othcr things yet the collector of the
111011 hits no moons of knowing the‘
number of motor boats in his district
mud in this cliy,1lte colicttcr of the
11101‘t or his agents, has to go out on:
1111:1115 on the erer to locate them.
The idea under the proposed law is
Ito hole the bout owner register his

 

 

LOVER’S
“THE PLACE”

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SHOES
r011 BOYS &
GIRLS

STRONG. SOLID FOOTWEAR.
MADE ON NEW AND STYLISH
LAST.

$1.00 to $3.00

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WAY
for you to be mm in your one
house this sister is to how no metal
11 Heating system that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest am
We'll also: the location at your
room. {liq facilities oi the house not
tell you whether I Hot Air. list Warm
or steam Britten will satiety you but

The Jones 81 liotchidss
company

M. m stimuli. coils

Dady Line to N. Y.
lGHT Only

stilt Pro seller: 111an Pics
hut hirer. mu Yell: {tool
or hover strut). every liar in
soil Sunday? lull Ping Muir».
‘ you It historian if“
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boat the cute so auto obit owners
do and at the time ‘01! resist a n to

(his boat and such other information
. as the. law it is purported to enact will
require; ‘
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' R083 nos ‘ol‘vonce.
Tapers were riled yesterday in the
.Superlor court in the divorce suit or
Jeanette Ross of stamford. against
Joaeph G. Ross of Sismtord. Intol-
erable cruelty and habitual interoper-
‘ancs are the grodnds. The couple
were married October 21 1906 Mrs.
Ross maiden name was Jeanette
Geronimo and she asks the court to
allow her to resume that name.

 

 

”That Cold
Sitting
Room.

1Made Cosy with a Gas
Radiator or Cyliudlrcal
1Gas Stove just the
thing for rooms used
occasionaly when great
1heat is not constantly
:iequired. Strike a
“match, turn the valve;
you have the heat,turn
it off when you choose.

United Electric
‘Light & Water Co

 

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New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-

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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

In Effect June 1. 1912.

SOUTH NORWALK "Iu NEW YORK.

A .‘ii 12:-i3x. 1320921. ot-iix. 6:09.

6:117. 793011.714611. 821731.8151x. 9:15x,
9:37. 10:20x, 10:45:11. 11:38.11.

P. 3i.~12:53x. 1:08, 1:37: (Phila.
and Wash. Exp. goes to Harlem Riv-
er). 224111, 2:..30x. 3:27. 4:15. 4:31x,
5:333. bzailx. 6:40. 6:51x. 7:1lx. 7:42x.
lit-lOrt. 10:45.

Sundays.

A. lil.»-l::48x. 5:0iix, 6:411.
iilziltlx. lift-ix.

i’. M. ------ 1225311. 2:34”. 2:441. 5:313.
5539:, 7:00x. 7:12. 7:52x. Szlllx. 9:421.
10:28.

8:54.

...-....

NEW YORK To BOUTH NORWALK.

It. lil.—-i:45x..5:iil. (3:43.111. 3:09:11.
8:50;. 8:5511. 911511. 3:42. 10:02:.
10:05. 1111.

P. bl.~«12:03x. 1:05. 1:38x. 2:001.
2:573. 3:30x. kills. 42%;. 6:05a.
Mix. 5:25. 6:0111. 6:0311. 8x. 8:101.
till. 9:30. 111:. 11,230. 1231.

Sundays.

A. lii.-—-ii. 8125:. 8:5511. (Mills. 9139:.
10:02:. 1131.
l’. M.w‘l2:0i. 12023:. 6202:. 5:04.

ilzillx, 7:14;. Bziiilx. 1011. 11:101. iiiit.
GOUTH NORWALK TO le
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A. Mwlmlmi. um. 116711. 6:09.
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give the collector the specifications at .

JEANNETTE Ross sues looser-1 1 ‘

.23— iny Ava. and Lows
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Fire alarm sensational-n u‘ niacin-
aouru noswsw was: Annals
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glows.w Telephone for tire alarms.

8~§Nsshingtou and North Main 3th..
iahack‘emo Hotel.
haulage and and sits.

Corset factory. private.
¢~Hoyt' I GTIIOM tl'e.a
THNOI‘WMIK fie sitap
8~Musl o Hal Liiflord and City Hotels.

9—4311: t.
lzmeest St. Franklin School.
18-xcouoord 8t. Concord and Lincoln

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orth :Main and Ann Bio:
and Ba‘xrview Ave.

orwal’ak Iron orks. .

tin-West Ave. and Ode rat.

ismllish School West Ave.

21.. -Wost St. and Taylor Art's

Ste.
onroo tits.
38—-Lexingion Ave. and Austin 8t.
27-West and Elm Grove Sta.
lib—South Main so. between Grove Ill

Me udow
32~xiM) Elwiectrlc Works. State St.
lib—XS ring and Ola Hts.
35~~x avilund and aim Btu.
llmeockwood Mfg. Co.
il~Fnirtieid Ave. and Cedar St.
i2 ..—-—T13ylor Ave. and South St.
43...“ oodwaid Ave. and Meadow Bt .
iE~—- Aguiritt and Quintard Avon. and Watch

46-— Woodward and Lowndes Aves.

51- -Goldcn Hill St. and Filmwootl two.
52— -Wuslllngton St Britt go

talk—Freight yard and Ann at. private.
Sleorwalk Limit 00.. private.

(xi Denotes non- interfering boxes.

(b1) Master box. from which the nuns-
her at any box can be sounded.

One stroke at 12 noon and I p. 111..
standard time. 1-

One stloke at odd times. testing cl
line open. 1
Two strokes after an alarm. lire outfit:
calls department.
Three slow strokes. water to be shut

24~Chestn11t and Hour

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At 12: 05 p. m.. each Weonllldey, a box
is pulled for test.

Fire alarms for any district also roe
celved by telephone. 24.

 

 

 

EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXEI

Fire headquarters, .15 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170

4~Fitch School (private).
fi—Marvin School (private).
SILL—East ’V‘t asllington and Fort Sta.
214—-Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ava.
216-East Ave and Rowan St.
217—Wlnileld St.

223~Fort and Charles Hts.
ZzsmEast Ave. and Fitch St.
225—St. John St. and Edna Ave.
332~Searlew Ave and First St.
SSE—Boulet ard and Second St.
Site—.Cove Ave. and Fifth

337~Bou1e\ ant and Blackstone St. (Tel.
{ill—Keyser St and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
342wKoyscr St. and Duck Pond l‘d. (Tel .
843—Shor‘e Haven. ( Tel.)

A telephone message to Electric Station
(705)m betwuen the, hours of 6 p. m. and
6 a iviug location of tire. an alarm
will bme g vcn of nearest hex.

Private boxes will only be pulled fol
tire on premises where located.

Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the tire.

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Special Signals
l~0ue blast at odd times. testing or linI
m.. standard time.

open.
l~0ue blast at 8’1).
to out
11- Il~—-Twent) two. at 8 a. m.. no mom-

i lw'l‘wo blasts.
lug Hes: ion of public school
il-1i—l“went,v- two. at 12 'iO p m.. no sin
term on session of public school.
lilill lila’l‘en blasts quickly calls tho
entire department

NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
iii—Corner at Main and Wall Streets.
31~—»Bcltiv11 Avenue and Futon Place.
’22—«Sp1‘illg Hill and Kellogg Street.
‘lt—llltioli I‘lir'k.
25~VVost Avenue and Berkeley Street. .
27--l’ranklin Avenue and Ilyncs Place.
Tilmt‘nlu house. [Private box).
i‘I—wll'ost Avenue and hiel‘u'in Street.
Kin-Harbor .~\\(,‘illi(l 11nd Orchard Street. '

 

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iii —(‘llupoi Strut-t and Harbor Alonuo.
31.-..“ 1st Avenue nelli ihc mmory
lib—Stevens Street 11ml him (3 rest.

ii— —(‘1‘us.: Street and Wilton avenue.

-\luin Sili‘i‘t 111111 North Avenue.
iii T‘luuce Sin-ct.

’rlwil land Hirer-i ilmd 'l‘ludnil Lune.
52~\Inln and tnlhurine Streets.

‘1' Canaan lluud 11nd Fulr Sir-Pei.
i t‘ireutmrl Sir‘rct. rrvlrl‘ Summer at.
55 Mulrr Slit?! and l.'llliiil Avenue.
till- till l‘llci irt‘cn.
all“ i~ 11st Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
‘H-‘vl'luiit Avenue and Duskum (one.

ROWAVTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
izwlligliiund Are to N. Y.. N. H. .t K.

Uta-Hickory Bluff and Bull Island.
it Fine Point and Roton Point
21-»! until island Sound to McKinle
3-m"(:entinl.' McKinley St to
22 «l’cnuoyer St to Cross St.
'iiiwCl‘olis St to Ruiilmond
Zimncilroad to Brook-ids.

We It 3i ie.d
iS-wWhite Bridge north to Brooksldo
lib—White Brill Kai! .. to I.. II Sound.
il-Wllito Bridge 8. W 0.L Sound...
Ono stroke ot the tile boil or! odd time.
Indicates testing.
lTwo strokes of tire bell, thus, to}, Ir.

lll‘our strokes of lire boll. thus. 144-],
water to he silt it oh!
bird or more alarms indicate notion.

MAILS
Norwalk Poatofilce

Mails Dosnatohod

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m.»~llm1bul~y division

til-«Wont 11nd South Norwsllr.
West and Bo. Norwoll.

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ru m-lilust and South Norwalit.

m-MMllbury divisio

mum i‘otuts‘wcut or 0istuntoi‘ti. lash

mWOlt and Booth Norwallr.

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138 am sawmill. West and Bo. Norm I.
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