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Her Il'lvo "Chiilon" All Whoro- Bile
Could Watch Thom, and Yellow
‘ Ika Showing Up for HI.
Meals With Regularity.
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A young woman who never had vis-
Ited the south recently 9 out some
Weeks there. she was dr vine along
a country road when she passed a
ramshackle cabin. and was hailed by
an ancient" colored woman, with gun
manta hanging in runs upon her with-
ered frame. ‘
AUNT ovuvuv‘ilnoumv wnva I
ll ns lull
bikini-nu
A LiliipSage and Sulphur Makes
Gray flair Vanish-:A Romany
' for All Hair Troubles
n
Who does not know the value of
Sage and Sulphur for keeping the hair
dark, unit and glossy and in good con-
dition? ~ All n mailer of fact, sulphur
la it natural element of hair. and a dc-
liclency of ii. in the hair is hold by
many scalp Silecidiisfa in be connectod
V Have Iidal'on Five Sidos
. all the‘ 0m:
(Other ranges have heat on
1-4 more heat around oven.
”no Nnrfh Main Stu
Hub Flue make: only four turns to reach smoke plpeV
(other. lines maka 6 turns.) 1-3 less turns means
quick. sure baking. .
These arc the reanonu why Hubs save fuel.
The A. J. Collins (30.,
. So. Norwalk, Conn.
4 sides)
b24514 {i I‘
Dress,
In the matter of. fashions we are
reaching a practical stage. says an ex-
change. And the new theory of
Practical
. dressing is given strength by such
makers of fashion as Poul Poirot. who
says. “there is only one single rule
for the well dressed .woman. and the
old, Romans expressed it in one word
~—decomm~which means "that which
is suitable." Choose whatever is suit-
able to (ho lime. the place, the cir-
cumslnnccs. lhc landscapu, the place
you are staying." To this may be ad-
\ded, drcus within the limit of your
incOme and be snlc. 'l‘lic result i
Bore to giro. nn imigvidunlily iiint la
-' perfection.
(a
Novel Neckwear.
Novel indccd is 11 piece of 11cckwcnr
composed of ncullopcdcdgcd line linen
dialling at each side of its center two
large eyclcln thrmidcd with n velvet
ribbon bow and coming to the top of a
jabot, also of ucnllopcd llnon says the
. Minneapoii; Journal. Also u novelty in
a black salin turnover ('(liilli' that fill:
‘V above a plniicd l‘rlll of shadow iacc
flanked at each nidc by a mum and
equally fetching is n llttlc pump bow
of white linen, inscl with lrish lnce mo-
tifs». ‘
MARDI GRAB SUCCESSFUL.
5 The Murdi Gl‘llii and confetti doucc'
ngbnf. was held at Roton Point. on Sat-
urday evening would in be a mosl
successful affair and mnrkod the close
oi! a successful salmon for Manager
Herman Jacobs undcr wuooo supervi—
sion the affair was given. ‘ The dance
Was largely ultcndcd und in splendor
r, rivaliod anything of “H clinrnclor giv-
¢ou in. the noun.
Mill-fife, and human liic is no
option. The wzml of heat is
ll noticed, and immune us.‘
V’y. emcdicd, but the want of
Ye air in often a hidden condil
Which in not observed, and
cl: ’liées great injury to health.
V' tumlord .iuruacc oi~ihé
.. r size will supply youi
so with an abundance of warn’i
air and ventilation, on our:
maples.
‘I’OR BALE tilt.
R- N
7 “will
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q,“ ‘
‘ “,5. Km
m ’Walm “Fill!!!“
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" ” 'Cafl
legal prohibition against «the employ-
ment of government lenchcru who
wear religious dress; and that. opin-
ion is endorsed by the president. it
is pointed out that, ueclorinn religions
instruction is not given in any of the
Kilts Coming.
The side plaifs than have been so
cleverly introduced into skirts this
summer are merely edvunce agents
of the killed skirt that is coming
back, Oh. it will not boihe nllcnvol.
oping arrangement of hczivy folds, but
will fall from a filled yoke around
the hips, Buys the Washington Herald.
Already very cxciiiaiveuiiodeis nt‘e
being designed for soil silks that ex-
empiif'y the idea yet are uuoblrusivc
in the change of style,
trol.
Extreme Forbc-rauoe.
Newopnper bards. we miller think.
Are few and for between,
Who'vo never knocked the poetry
In any magazine.
The Best Way Out.
"I've tried for ten years to please
my wife,” said the married man. "and
I’ve never yet succeeded."
"Impossible!" ejaculated his friend.
IIIII Hills IiillliililIS
i GAMIIIRIIVERSL “No, 1 don’t think it is," said the
issues Order Upholding secre-\myself."-~Suliro.
tary Fisher’s Revocation of l
Valentine’s Ruling
. Icebergs of the Highway.
I "it is an exceedingly good rule to re-
l . quire every automobile to have a horn
- ‘ or hell," said the cnulioua man.
i \vnsnmrl‘ox, Selll. 22l~Secre3 "Y0K" ”PM ME Chugfllnai "but
lnry Fisher's uction ins-i January in we ought to go further and have an
revoking the order of former Indian alarm clock on every brick wagon to
, . , kee h ri " "
(.mnnnsuloncr \nlcnllne, bnl‘ring rc- p t e d vcr awoke.
iigious garb or insignia loom govern-
ment lndinn schools, was upheld by
Glorious Sport.
. Little Bob —~— 9. '
’lfi'csidenf 'I‘ul‘t. in nu order llllliic pub- lookin'? by S y, “Hue, I“ ma
llc today. i Little Willie-«No. What 37' goin’ t’
The decision of the President in do?
that toucheru now cmployod in ludian
schools mny continue to wear the
garb of their religious orders; bullho
§;il‘l\'lieg(l is denied in any persons
hereafter entering the service. This
ruling will enable. the govormucnt to'
will“ Its obligntlonu. the president.
days. to the teachers who worn when
info the governmcni service when re-
ligions schools were taken over bodi-
ly us government, institutions.
The president‘s ruling in the Ilnul
step in u controversy that hon cnguu-
ed the inferior Department with re~
ligiouu bodies more thnn n your. (Your
minuiouer Valen-llne‘u order would
huvo prohibited uny ltoncliern from.
wourinu rollgioun uurl) in the lndiun.
«schools litter the end of the lust school
year.
Little Bobby-Tnko out do gold fish
an' let 'em play with the cats—The
Monitor.
An Unforglvlng Crowd.
”There are some mistakes 11 man
can live down." '
“Say the roof of it."
"Bill. be can never live down u min-
tnke if It was made at our bridge
club."
A Foot.
”People any of a small eater. 'Sho
: cuts like a bird,’ yet a. bird Is on enor-
mour outer."
“How do you make it?"
”Docun't a bird take a peek of. ov-
ary mouthful?”
I
The out Tiling.
, "Ploaae air can i get off to go to
b l . r I
y Inglf’ll" ”as: gr??? “1:? "$3:th ‘ my urnndmofhor’s funeral tomorrow?"
rom ”0 my a I“ 0 ‘ I“ “ ”*1 "i nunposo you want to go to her In-
tluc. which nccompunlou it, my uln‘oun' nernl because them’o a. ”mom tomor-
ou tho fuct tbui (lonnnlonlonor Vole-n“ row, hey?"
’fiue inuuod lilo ruling without. connuit- "No. sir; It's because she's dead.”
lug ihc accrcory or the .proaidont; nnd » .
‘whllo tho onilro nubioct won under,
.lnvonilunilon. Mr. Fluhor'n revocation”
of the orer now in mode linnl.
Scoroiury Fisher's; formal lelior
ntnlou that tho govurnmoni bud long
loft filo oducnilon of tho lndlnnn to rc-
llgloun mloulonurlou; nnd Illill. when it
finally begun a oyulomntlc handling
of the educational problem. liltook
over many of the religious bubonic,
and brought their teachers into the
government. cluuuidod norvlco.
“’i‘ho trunnion; fhuil have often
boon effected by the govornmeui'u
routing denominational uchbols and
taking over the whole plant nnd the
teachers as wall,” nnld Prouidout
Taft. ‘
"it. mppnnrll that out of 2.000 tannin
arc in the billion schools lbere an 51
who war ii religious curb and who
are rogularyl cinnamon members of
the government civil service. To di-
rect them to give up their religious
garb would nobouu’rlly canoe their
leaving the. service. became of their
vow: under which Ahoy hove unnamed
W
liven the baby would got u houduobo
to hour’lla father try to explain 11
political question, if It Would lluien.
BREATH l
HYOMf-fii.
AND, END
CATARRH
If you mail want to get rid of vllo
Juiurrh why not. give Booth’o Hyomol
treatment a fair trial.
Druguinin are authorized to refund
your money If you lhink you have not
been benefited, and on ihot bolls ev-
ery Ouinrrh victim. in South Norwulk
ought. to giant to banish cumin this
very new. ‘
Hymnal in a snowing, heating unit»
septic air made from Auulmllun liiuow
iyptus and olbor mummies: it kills
Cniarrb scroll: and contains our
oné‘u‘n only. '- Biol-pin ‘iniimoiion:
on insulin phonon. complain-
“mm—u.»
schools now under goverinnenf con-'
with Ion? of color and vitality of the
hair. Unouesilonab-ly, there is no bet-
ter remedy for hair and scalp troubles,
especially premature groyness, than
Sage and Sulphur. if properly prepar—
ed. . « .
The Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York lllt out n Idenl lr n a
“Oh. I alts along all llslll- 1 Pick” of this kinIl, caller;1 Wyoth’Is 21.22323
finish-2:31:38: 31w 10:12:32 “£323 l Sulphur diair Ilcmcdy, in which Sage
nigger In dis county got as many laud Sulphur are combined with other
* valuable remedies for keeping lhe hair
friends 'mongat de white people obi
Aunt Cynihy. Dey aboly In good to and “Pain in clean. healthy condition.
. if your hair is losing its color or
me."
“Do you live here all alone?” constantly coming out, or if you are
“Wnl, no, not what you kin call troubled with dandruff or dry, itchy
alone by myself efigzockly. Y0“ 590: scalp, got. a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth'a
1 80‘ “V9 chillen. The girl coat a Sago and Sulphur from your druggist.
glance around the desolate place. and use it accordln , to ti .1 1 li'
the old woman followed and read the li ‘ ’ 1‘ m 6 mp e V‘ 1,00
searching look. ”Day’s in do grnve- ., .onn. .ind sec \vhut n difference n low
yard," she explained. "Day's all dead, . dayu‘ treatment will make in ibe an.
but do groveynrd‘u bein'niy do’, right pcnlrance 0’ 3'0“? hair.
whnr I kin keeprotcbln'." All druggisfh sell it, under guarantee
"Where’s your husband?" w» ;fhat the money will be refunded if the
Aunt Cynihy gave her head a CD- lremedy is not exactly no represented.
queltish lOBB- "He done run 0“ ‘0 “9 :Speclul agent, Stillson-Powoll Corpora-
Wur fifty years ago," she answered. 'thon.
“And never came back?"
“Slioly he done come back. Yos’m,
he done been back mos“ as long as
he been gone. But; he brung another
wife wid him an' I 1019 him fluf"dey
can't live in Cynfhy‘o house. He run
up u kind 0’ shack. an‘ mighty soon be
druv dot other 'omnn away, an’ now
he got his number fo'."
"Mornln', missy!" the old mummy
called out. “El you got any ole older:
or hate or shoes or medicine you don't
hear much about, will you please.
mn'om. give 'em to Aunt Cyntby?"
The New York girl looked about
with growing pity. “How do you get
along?” she asked.
Pililillli iiillililiiiil
il()Y’l"S THEATRE.
Those who have acquired the deleo
liable vaudeville linbii, und it in in
"And you'vg been alone this ’mnny ways a good one. have found
limo?" the sum total of Hoyt tendency, on-
"Wnl'm. not precisely what you kin lward and outward, and this week‘s
cull ulono. Y0“ 889- “We my Oleibill glitters with a merit surpassing
ngrfigstguggifi? fifowzh'xh19:amgo?’ ‘ flint of lost week, which was the, talk
a“ do time Benin“ ‘round somewhere .or the town. lava Roy. the “Riddle of
80's I kin call him. Our he come now, Riddles, the marvelous woman. who
wid a mouth open randy for dinner. {has lilcl‘alli' set the world's \viscsl
When you given out ole duds. youimen to thinking, has been selected
all
iii-
if V.
i!"
.4”...
won't lorglf Aunt Cynthy, will you, lrom u hundred of vnudeville's grout-
' est attractions. to bend this week's
program. "i‘hin wonderful woman. if
Daughters of Delphi, mystic mistress
of the Mnhntnms. high priestess of
psychology, oracle of file adopts, arch
phantoms, and
honey ?" l
The Folly of Betting, .
William ll. ’l‘rembicy. the swimming .
hero of Funsion's regiment in tho1
Philippines, visited Now Orleans with
a friend while city. clerk of Kansas
City, Kan. Walking down Dnuphlno
street one morning the friond was
haunting how he would bankrupt the
bookmakers. Looking up from the
pnper he won mulling. irrembicy saw
u boulevard ahead marked "Oleander
Way."
“You bet the moon.” he exclaimed.
"Why. 1'” bet you Sit) you cun'f guess
the name of (but street yonder.”
The friend looked ahead and onw'
the sign. “l’il fake you, even money."
he sold. “li'n Oleander way, you
runimy, there's tho sign." '
"So it In." said Trembley. “but you .
oughtn'f to believe in signa. Look
hero." ,
Tremblcy. being a city clerk. natur-
ally was attracted by a column story
of the proceedings of the New Orleans f
council on the night before. Right In
the load paragraph be allowed his
friend the tragic evidencew—fhe pass-v
use of on ordinance changing the
nnmo of Olonndcr way to Jackson
boulevnrd.-l(onsns City Slur.
W
Pertinent Quullon.
Speaking of common sense. DP- .
Faulkner bend of the Vinoinnd (N. J.) .
hospital. told ihe following story: 7
A mysterious building had been .
erected on the outskirlo of n mnuli§
town. it was shrouded in myltory.»
All that won known about It was that
Ii. won a chemical laboratory. An old i
former driving pool the place offerf
work had been started. und. seelnsi
a mm in Ibo doorway, called to him: i
“What he yo doin’ In ibis place!"
"We am searching for u unlvorui‘
aolvant. something that will din-oivo
nil thingl,” uoid tho chomilt.
"What good will that be?"
"Imagine, air! it will dissolve all.
things. If we want 3 solution of Iron.
sin-ll, gold. anything, all flint we have
to do In to drop it In ihio Ignition.”
“Fine," laid the farmer. "libel
What be ye goin’ to keep it. low-«luv-
erybody'u Magnulno.
W ‘
Monro Music. 1
But if proof positive of a will in the
neuro bobble should be domandod.“
can be given, for lboy have brought
own from Africa and developed In um
country, even under all the unfuvor~
able condition: of niuvary, a much: so
wonderful. no beautiful. and yet no
strange, that. ilk» the ”only muslin of
Hungary. It is at. once the odmlniian
and despair of nduuuiod musician: of
our race. Unique Ind inimitable, it
in the only music of this country, a;-
uepi that of the Indian, which con
claim: to no folk mania. in ii the no
grow your out their 101: and lbolr
sorrows in naive but wonderfully mov-
ing fashion; and ninth: rim of «nob
{alumni of mommi- and clinical
beauty who liars bony than *1“!va
i
l
or llbmliou oc‘miutl 3nd,qu film
6 ” migwnurm ,
Wilma.
:‘prophctess of living
{messenger from posthumous Immuni-
-‘ty_ leu Ray is at once the one grout
_ hoe. Mouduy.
, you
f lilo,
ions poll-iambic! in. tho" um ml: ’
riddle riddler and ihc only inscruta-
lo. unaoivnbio riddle of the century.
Who she is und \viiut she does. locnl
thcntrcrumara will have cause to re-
mcmbcr after they have witnessed,
and in n my pnrllclpuled in her mor-
vclnus occult exposition in tho vnudo-
.villc bill at Hoyl‘u. every afternoon
and owning. beginning wiih the muti-
lf IIlfll‘P in anything you
want to know. unk Eva Roy. Silo will
tell you. l-invo you lost something: of
inlriunit‘. or sentimental value? Are
conioniplnt‘ng some imporinut
change in the routine of your daily
social. husinean or otherwise?
In it Imporlonl thui you should know
wlmi in going to happen if month, n
your or tcu years hence? Will clocks
rise? Will they full? Will llooac»
volt. 'I‘uit or Wilson be our next probl-
dent'.’ Who wIii win tho iniueblill
chumpionuhlp of file world? Are you
going to marry this young man who
9in koonlng compnny wiih you had?
Does the girl you admire. udmirc
you? All of fhouo important. duoutionu
and valuable Information may be ob-
tained. wi-thoui. charge, by consulting
Evn Ruy, nt lloyt’n thin week.
The balance of iho lloyi'n program.
conailluioo. no uuuul on till round on.
.ioynbio onlortuinmoni.
Mnrvolo, nro gymnuoln flint croutn n
oonaniion with their during lento;
Cnniloid null Carlton am fnumnkorn;
(loner and Ricardo sling nnd dunno,
nud Wuilor Daniela and Co. will givo
tin uriiaiic spirit to filo bill. 'l‘ho
.Iioylucono will furnish it‘s ununi un~
alloyed fun and internal.
a...
HURT BY FALL FROM WINDOW.
nuw imvnn. Soul. 23.--uonrruilv
hurl. no tho result. of it full out of tho
windowiu lior homo Blend livinohwr
lieu all oil. New Haven Hospital, in n
critical condition. The police huvn
the husband, Charlofi, in ounlody, and
are irylng‘io dolormlue what known
on In Holmlmr‘a mom before the no.
man. who in ouiin elderly, fell from
the window. Thoma who sum her full
two uforloo thought like had been limb
lly fllf’olliln out.
swat-WW
If n man In a bug about his billing
in. childhood u in his good can.
soloncé.’ ’ ,
' M L
l... W-lwmww» W. “Monmumw.
Tho Mucliovy V
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday avanlnga.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwulk.
Fenwick Optical Co.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- if mbalmer
19 No. Main BL, 80. Norwalk
Residence. 5 Wachlnnton at.
Telephone at office—4364.
Telephone at homo—493.
,
Citvx National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Profit:
$117,000.00
Safe Deposit 30er $3 and $5 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.“
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Prat.
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vic.-
I'Bl.
WILFVRED BODWELL, CalhIeI‘
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson .I. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp JohnH. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Huributi
Henry 8. Lockwotid
S p e c i 31
$1.50
Fountain Syrings
890
Guaranteed for Two Years.
The Clifford Pharmacy
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block laiand-S-day tours $11.50
Saturdays, Aug. 24th, 313i.
Atlantic City—boa)! tours $21.00
Mondays. Aug. 26. Sept. 9. 16th.
White Mountains~5~day tours $25.00
Mondays, Aug. 26, Sept. 2nd.
Bermudawil-day trips $41.50 up
Saturdays. Sept. 7, 14, 28th.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White MounulnH-day trip: $21.50
Mondays. Sept. 9, 16th. Accommo
dubious Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
Niagara Falls—+days' trip .. $31.00
Saturday. September 7111.
Niagara Falls, St. Lawrence River
and Montreal ..... $41.50
Saturday. Sept. 7th, 6~dnys trip.
Washington. D. C. 24.00
October Hill and .‘ilat, buoy trips.
Gottylburu, Luray Caverno and Wall.
Ington. D. C. . . $32.00
October 12m. 6-dnya’ trip.
..... .......
coll on G. W. Harris, nl depot, or ad-
drouu Tho Recreation Tourist (30..
191 Orange St. New Haven.
gunman TIMETABLE
0n and one: Monday. June 17. 1912.
the new nnl commodloua
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Cunt. William G Young. will run no
follow»: More Huntington for Nor-
wnik Mondays and Fridays at. 8:45 a.
m. and 2.30 r. m. Leave Norwoik for
iiuntlnglon Mondays and Fridays at
3:45 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Excurulon
licketo 50 conic. Single lore IO canto.
i'lllldron. f; to 12 years, oxcurnlon 36
min. Single fare. 26 cents. ‘Punoow
gore from Norwalk by 8:45 a. in. bani
will have four hours at; Huntington.
Our summer schedule swell the poo-
plo of Connecticut an outing on tho
new and commodioul dimmer Hunc-
lngton across the bound and avail-one
of tho lineal shoots of water in the
world, vliuntlugion Bay. will: scenery
unmirplirml. Portion of 10 or more
can lllfll’i‘ arrangement: with the can
min to stop at Valley Grove.
Lunches and main. served on the
boot by oomoeinm Howard.
The R‘eed 8: Vol
Electrical Co.
‘rm Only Fully Equipped
ELWTRIGAL 0H0?
In tho Town
AUTO GUfPLlIlI
Phone town so. mm at...
Wh.m....nmw_ ___...
‘m‘ Amps
W
um infirm minimum-ter- in liliecfrll
sou-m nonwam FIRE ALARM
nexus
Works. Telephone for fire dial-mu,
o. .
3~qubtnxton and North Main If...
lilo. okemo Hotel.
liwxDo. and Raymond abs.
5—4:}! G, Corset Factory, privato.
6
7
B-Mualo Hall.
P-Croao l3
12~xWeat
13~ié0§nuord 8L.
I4
ii
17
is—Jiiuh School West Ave.
31
‘w-Hoyt's Theatre.
mNorwolk Hoaéntol.
llfford and City 3010):.
t.
St. Franklin School.
Concord and Unwi-
0 coin.
~Nortn Main and Ann Btu.
”Hi h Elf. and Bo view Ave.
-—Ju orwoik Iron m'ko.
~Woaf Ave. and Cedar St.
—-~Woot Si. and Taylor Ave.
kill-«willy Ave. and Lowe Fit. .
24~Clioatnul and Ham
25
9.6
Bio.
~—xl:loutb Main and crime Stu.
~-chlngion Ave. and Austin at.
27~Went and Elm Grove Sta.
(ii—«South Main 31., between Grovo nl
Meadow Sis.
32~x(M) Electric Works. Slate Bf.
$4~xSIprlng and Ole. Stu.
i§-—xlr avllrmd and diet 81!.
3i~xlmclswood Mfg. Co.
Ilr—Fuirflcld Ave. and Cedar 31..
I?~-’l‘uyior Ave. and South 81.
li~Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
tfi—niirrlti and Quintard Avon. and Wliu
If— Wo ward and Lowndeu Aveu.
51—-Gold 11 Hill St. and Eimwood Ave.
52 ~Wm~7hlngion St. iiridge. .
6H-Frelght yard and Ann 81., prints. '
flinorwnik Lock 00., private.
(2:) Denotes non-interfering boxer.
(M) Muster box, from which the nuns
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke. at 12 noon and l p. 11)..
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd limos,
line open. 1
TWO strokes after an alarm. fire out. 111
calls department,
Three slow strokes, water to be shut
off — —~
At 12:05 p. in. each Wonnuoday. I box
is pulled for test.
Fire alarm: for an
celved by telephone.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. .76 Van Zuni street.
‘ Telephone 170
4~Fitch School (private?
5—«Mnrvin School (prlva o).
212~Ensl Washington and Fort
214-Van Znndt St. and Osborn
216~East Ave. and Rowan St.
217—Wlnflcld St.
223~Fort and Charles Sis.
Tab—East Ave. and Fitch St.
226~SL 'John St. and Edlle Ave.
332~Senview Ave. and First St.
335+Boulevurd and Second St.
(lilo-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
337—Boulcvord and Blackstone St.
Fill—Keys" St. and Pine Hill Ave. ‘
342—Keyner St. and Duck Pond rd.
Ilia—Shore Haven. (Tel.)
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of 6 p. m. and
6 a. m.. fiivlng location of fire, an alarm
will be 3 ven of nearest box. ,
Private boxes will only be pulled fol
fire on premises where locate .
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
or the fire.
Special Signal:
1—One blast at odd times. testing or ill)!
open. .
1—One blast at 8
1-1—-—Two blasts.
11-11~Tweniy two, at 8 a. m. no moma
Ing session of public school
ll-llewenty—two, at 12230 p. m.. no of:
ternoon session of public school.
lillll‘.ill~'l‘on blunts quickly calls in.
testing cl
diatrlct also I'O‘
Sta.
Ave.
«a...,___.,_...
a). m., standard time.
re out.
For descriptive circular of all fours u
lE—Corner or Ma'in and Wall Simets.
31
22~Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24
25~Wcst Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27-«Frnnklin Avenue and Lyneo Place.
31~G 15 house.
entire department
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
—Bcldcn Avenue und Union Place.
«Union Dark.
””0...— 1-
(Private box).
32—~Wcst Avenue and Merwln Street.
33wllnrbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
lib—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
(iii-v‘chst Avenue, near file armory.
38-Stcvcnn Street and Elm Crest.
41
2v Main Street and Norlh Avenue.
illm France Street.
“.1
4'51." Main and Catherine Streets.
54~ Chestnut Street. near Summer at.
55~ Main Street and Union Avenue.
ill-~01) The Green.
-—Croas Street and Wilton avenue.
—~ f‘vv‘nnd Sil‘ect nnd Tlndnll Limo.
~’ (lanolin Road and Fair Street.
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63~Ensf Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
Ill-“Ens! Avenue and Dunkam Lane.
ROWAYTON FIRE QLARM DISTRICT.
lz—Hinhlond Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. & ll.
18
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8
22
23
24
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—chkory Bluff and Bell Inland.
~Plno Point and Roton Point.
--Long Island Sound to McKinle 8L
—-"(:entml." McKinley St. lo ennon.
mPennoyor 81. to Cross 8c.
——Crouo St. to Railroad.
—l‘i.niiroad to Brooklldb.
Wu! om. '
Iii—White Bridge north to Brookoido.
ill—White Bridge 8. E.
to L. 1. Sound.
l'i—Whlto Brld e S. W. ‘to L. 1. Sound. .
Ono stroke 0
"Indicates tasting.
the fire bell of odd time.
Two strokes of fire bell. thus. 1-1. m
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Four stroke» of fire boll, thus. 14-1-1.
Water to be shut o
A third or morn
ro.
Elm-ml indicato uric“
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