Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 1, 1913 · page 3

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admins and slip covers.

1 and 8 p. 111.. 27 Fairfleld Ave.

_ Inquire Finch

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twentqulve Wordsior Less. 25cm
Three Titties. ljiiic~ Each Additional Word. 1 cent per
, face. or Cape. Double Price

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OPERATOR WANTED TO 'SEW
Kohu‘s Up~
bolstering and Awnings. 45 North
Main St , 1 . (1111 11;

$350.00 UPRIGHT PIANO.
belied to sell cheap: for cash or time;
31. 50 «per week. Address Sentinel Ot-
llce. E. G. , 111131

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WANTED-11 GERMAN WOM
desires a llositlon to do housework a
cook. Call at the residence of M-.' F.
Callas, West Norwnlk Germ" R F. 1).,
No. 40. y a, n1111't

 

WANTED—SITUATION BY AN EX-
perienced meat cutter .or grocery
clerk. J P ‘ m1 3t

WANTED—SOME GOOD RELIA-
1ble family who will store my nearly
new player piano and music free for

”(FOR dALE—wBUFFET, NEARLY
new. Can the seen evenings at No.5
Cedar St, So‘uth Norw‘nik. m1 lit

FOR“ BALE-a—ONE TON Taber:
and five passenger touring car; also
one 3 H. P. boat. 21 feet. Inquire
Paint Store, 42 Water St. 1111 {it

FOR SALE—BARGAIN. BEAUTI-
l'ul small country residence with 10

 

 

cash or free and clear Ibullding lots.

 

its use. Box 414. ”ml 31. Box 085. South Norwaik. 1111 3t
WANTianAINJ‘RRS. $350 A IFOR SALE—«NOTICE TO HOME}
day Apply to Eugene Mitchell 88 seskersl Pretty Homes. Designed

Woodward Ave. or shop at Steam-
boat dock 1111 it

WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-
eral housework. Inquire 76 Ely Ave.‘
ml 3t

WANTED-11 YOUNG GIRL WISH-
es =11ositlon as general housemnid. Call
or wtlte 2 St. John St.; East Nor-
walk. 1111 St

WANTEO-GIIRL To Do cassa-

 

 

 

al housework. Apply Mrs. Yates, 127 ‘

'Phone 1256-3.
1111 3t

WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
20 years old in our work rooms. Cluet.t
Peabody and Co., Inc. 111] (it

South Main St.

 

 

WANTED—WOMAN TO DO wasn-
ing Monday mornings. Must give
good references. Apply between 6
1111 3t

 

POOL TABLE WANTED—SECOND
hand pool table. Send mice, sine, tin.
=lsh and where it may be seen. H P.
Wright, Belle Island, South Norwnlk.

n30 3t

 

WANTED—~EXPERIENCED TURN-
ere-tin on paper boxes and girls to
learn Apply to The Norwalk 110x
Co. 1130 it

WANTED—MEN AND BOYS TO
work in paper mill Apply at once.
\i' estport Paper Co Westport, (‘01111

1130 3t

WANTED“ TO CONTRACT, NOT
later that May 15th with three 01 ifour
middle aged men of good nppeatunce
to travel in tonuoctlcnt. All sum-

 

 

ntet's job. Address with rcicrent'cs
and 1511111111! 51311111 expected .\'(1 ex-
])l'l 1911. 11111 \151111, Glen lives,

.IIOI‘licSici', N. Y. 17111 your.

1126 :10 111:!

 

WANTED-MAN TO DRIVE TEAM.
Iiros, V1111 211111 81.,
East Noru'allt. 1129 iii
WANTED —— SEWING MACHINE
operators wanted 011 awnings. Apply
Stamford Awning. Works, 1711‘ Allan»
111' SL, Stamford. Conn. Second floor.
1139 iii

 

 

WANTEDw—TO TAKE (lilAIltlld OI“
road. water. sewer or all kinds of
outside. construction. Address Felix
ilnrietia. 15 Windsor place, or phone
«11213, South 'Not'wnik. 1128 lw

WANTED~-'l‘0 ilOAIil’). ONE Oil
two small children. by experienced
ntothci'ly woman. $-.1011o1'w,cok 0V
eryihing furnished. Best of rare giv-

 

en. Apply liroolt Cottage. 30 Myrtle
511.. East .\ot walk 1128 (it

 

WANTED—«GENERAL AGENT FOR
Muss. Milli 1 Dollar Casualty (roan
best Monthly Accident
and Health policy on market. I) xt'cp-
tionai opportunity. _ Address replies.
“Oppot'ttuiity.” this otilce. ‘ 1124 01.

WANTED-MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Rndel Oyster
Co. docks 0 o'clock in the mention

~ oil it

 

 

= Friedman, Conn. Ave.

WANTEDm-TO OUY ALI. KINDB
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
“.paid llhiira. prices for rat calves. :11
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. II.
Tel. 11131. .

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, WANTED +~4':Ei‘1perl‘-

' ,_ . 49. Warren

enced Operators and
Learners ’
. on White

muslin Pertinent... Good Wages:
steady work. Address

G. S..Rotl1 &'Sons Co

. jSouth ‘Norwalk.

 

and built at reasonable prices. Mar.
lug ConetructlonICo” South Norwnlk,
Conn. . m1 at

FOR SALE—CAR 01‘“ FANCY
Maine potatoes, west track. South
Norwalk freight yard; 80c Abusing; 3

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FOR SALE —— BUILDING LO'I‘.
1'10 11 200, on Stuart Ave. Inquire 21
Grove 'St.. or 16 Stuart Ave, Norwaik.

\ 1124 it

CHI K8, EGGS—WHITE 0R4
plngt Biggest- winter layers,

grandest and finest utility birds. I!
you paid $20 a setting you cannot get
liner .birds or better layers. $1.50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm,
Suugatuck. 1123 1111

(1de '

acres for sale, equity $8 900; take some St

'ro LET—«WITH BOARD. 914va
not room. convenient bay window. To
two gentlemen 01' men and wife. Ex.
coilent table notes reasonable.
Mrs. Tait. 16 Haviiund St.=

TO LET-7FROM MAY 5 AT 5
Cortland Qt. «house, seven .rooms.,in
good order. Rent 325. Inquire 10
Cortland St. ‘ _ m1 3t

 

 
 

ml 3t‘

toHenltbbyLydin :

bored
i. Pihkhem’ a Vegetable.
Compoundw—Her '
Own 811nm,
.Weitwood, -.Md w'il sin n farmer's

wife and do most of my own work when
.. .. 11am able. I had
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In; nervous spells, fe-
‘ male weakness and
terrible hearing
down pains every
month I also sufr
. fared much with my
1; right side. The pain
" started in my back
III and extendedaround
my right side and
the doctor told me it

 
 
 

 

 

T0 LET—81x ROOMS AND BATH
All lmtproyements. corner Woodward
and Rivers Aves. Inquire 84 Wood-
ward Ave, or Henry A.1Hezelein.
plumber and tinner. 141 Washingtofi

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« 'ro Lerwrtvnaoons. mounts
J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main St. Tel.
‘1035-4. 1111 iii

'ro LET~TIIREE ROOMS 0N EEC
ond floor at 32 Orchard 81.. having
water and ads, at $7 a month. Adults
only. inquire 011 premises after 4
P 'm. ' =

TO LET—111T 104 WEST ST.,
three large rooms and one small room.
$9.00; five rooms, $12. inquire 1 Oar-
ner Sh. near Fairiield Ave. 1130 3t

To LETwFOUxR AND FIVE ROOM
flats In the remodeled Randall Block.
East Norwalk. All modern improve-
-1nents; choicest. rents in The Non
walks. Inquire on/ premises. 1130 (it

 

 

 

 

'ro LET—FIVE ROOMS. BATH,
improvements; healthy location;
$15.00 per month. Inquire J. M. Latv-
ton and Co., 5 Railroad Ave. 1129 iii

 

EXCHANGE FO-R FARM OR MO-
tor car. 2 first class building lots. at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell.
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. ' a1 t'f

Fire, Life, Health

Accident, Plate, Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public“

CfT. McGovern

Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.

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Real

 

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CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. C.

207 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.

Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
Iiours-9 n. n1.-5 p. n1. Monday. Wed-
nesday. Friday, 6:30 p. 111.
South Norwalk Office«~d3 Meadow 81..
7.8 p. m.
Phone Connections.

SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.

BUSINESS NOTICES

 

 

 

TAKE NOTICE—WE iiAVE‘ RE-
caivsd the exclusive rights for South
Nurwaik of the Brompton l’rint‘s Par-
.cel Post l’incard. They can be oh-
tnlncd only from 1111 Maps, Zones.
Schedule, islaplunniions-the complet-
est l’uri'cl Post Guide ever published.
Needed I11 every household and every
business office. Call 11nd get one gru-
tui'tously. Central Food Company. cor
Washington 31. and Railroad Ave.‘

ml 3t

'ro Lei-NEW 811: 1100111 cor-
tage, all improvmnents; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United Grocery Co. 1124 ll!

TO LET ROOM APARTMENT,
third floor. ar, rent 38.00.811'artz
and Corbett block; Also second floor
loit. 5,000 square sleet. for light manta,
lecturing. Inquire at office or thei
Old Well Cigar Co. a23 ti

T0 LET~APARTNIENTS IN THE
Dibble building on North Main 81.!
.1. Irving Dibble, 149 Washington St.

1123 1w

TO LET——5 ROOMS. PART IMI
provcments. reasonable rent. Inquire'I
it. Joselovsky. East Norwaik; also 3
rooms, :18 First '51., South Norwalk.

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located. inquire ’Ii‘redcrick Lander 4
South Main St" Room 9.

 

house. 21 Union St. Possession

at
once Inquire Match and Bailev (‘ o I

 

To LET«-0 ROOM HOUSE. WITH'
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. in~i
quire Mrs. R. aniov, 102 Taylor Ave.

1110 ti

TO LEW-STORE IN SOUTH NOR--

 

Entrance front and rear.

-- Inquire of-
il‘ce 0! Old Well Cigar Co.

(19 ill

 

all improvements. Apply to F. ii
Fitch, grocer. 118 South nin St.
' 11118 t!

 

TO LET—TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms
two baths. hot 'water heating system
and all other improvements. For tun
ther particulars apply at cities of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prom ‘
lees. 11124 1.!

TO LETwAN APARTMENT AT 219
E1111 1: Washington 81.11.1131 Norwaik.
Inquire at 04 South Main 81.111211!

 

 

SEE 'OUR SIAMPLEd
wall paper. painting a ddecoruting
(l i". :lieuedict.’ ii." Osb ru Ave. Tel.
127.1"1125 ti

NOTICE —— PAINTING. PAPER-
hnnging. Decorating. by practical“ man.-

 

per and pnint’ers' Iii plies or Alex.
White, 111 12 Ely Ate p't‘éi too. mitt
mates cheerlully given. 118 t

11001311111111

NAUH'O MODERN 7
mot and. shoot repair 11109. All kinds
custom made ”111.1111 anti senior:
comatose Iii WAIII’. Wuhinaten st.

11:21:. .
Beet Marking for Clothes.

There is no simpler nor more not
inlnotory way oi marking clothes that

must he laundered 11an .1111... home
than the onon menial. T11
1111.... names In saved many
oven: The 1111111 d1 11 single narmént in
its warm involves more. 111.11.11.11. than
the coat or deacon {these human.
or sunrise '

11911111111 only for means 01‘ his living

Hu—

 

 

 

 

BOOKS 011‘

Save money by buying your well 1111- ,

 
 

m--.» ~m

Have a few J. H Hale

PEACH TREES
'vnna SALE

The Peach With Flavor m and.

Beaupaln 8. Saunders

snout. 1132»: Or fined. 'i

 

”mammuu- V 1.... .. .

NOTICE

., The tarpnyers oi! the 11111 Norwalk
litre District 1.11m 111111111131 1111111111 and
warned that a District tax oi ii mills

on the donor. and on the Town Assess

 

 
 

 
 

District hold 1 the 4th any of June;
in will an: 11 111
eye is on 1

May, 1913. at whibh on: I: aim in»

ready to receive some at my Ohio‘s

with Taylor and Golden. in the south

Norwnik Trust.

‘falt for years. When Iwrote you be-

wnik Club building. next post~oiilcc.~

WWW... «mm
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meat list of 1913.111. 11. meeting of the V

Company r1311111111111 “'

 

south Norwnik ' Conn.
titer convention '
some may the

.Mend and

 

was organic inflam‘

motion. I was sick every three weeks

and had to stay in bed from two to fear
a s. , 1‘

"It is with gilbat pleasure I tell you
what Lydia E. Pinltham’ s Vegetable“
Compound has done for me. I have fol-
lowed your directions as near as possi-
ble, and feel much better than I have

fore I was almost a wreck You can
publish this letter If you like. It may
help to strengthen the faith of some
poor suffering woman. ”-—Mrs. JOHN F.
thnms, Westwood, Maryland.

Women who suifer from those dlsn
trosslng ills peculiar to their sex should
not doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound to restore
their health.

If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E.Pinkha1n’chgetor
bleCompouhdwlllhel you,wrlte
to Lydia E.Pinkha1n edlcineco.
( nfldentinl)Lynn,Mass., for ad-

vce. Y our letter will be opened.
read and anilwersd by a women.
and held in strict commence.

v-..— w...— m...— w

WEEK-END MOTOR TRIP THROUGH
NEW YORK AND new JERSEY.
For those motorists who desire to

spend a couple of days colour. the

Touring Department of the Automo~

bile Club of America has prepared a

route through an attracthe section of

New York and New Jersey ’Rond con- .

ditions along this route will be found

good and good hotel accommodations
are aiailable at several towns.

{From New York. Broadway is follow-
ed to the 130111 street ferrv. Landing
at Edgcwater the Shore road In fol-
I'lIOIHfl 1111 Fort Lee Hill to Fort bee.

then following the Hsokensack turn I corps.

pike the motorist \is led to ‘Leonia.

During the am and second decoded

 

.1: Ennian‘d 11nd America determined to
wrest the vote for themselves from soil.

in one respect you must be citizens is
all respects.
must be soldiers"

which In the beginning they had not
intended. Having proved their cour-
age and endurance. they were forced
to do military service. finite more deli
cute 11' 01111111 could not be induced to go
to the polls. This gave the men a 11111
iority, and 1111 not was passed by con-
gress requiring military service £10111
women as well as men.

To the surprise of every one. they
sprung forward with alacrity. That

grp salve spirit which had led many
hem to smash windows led them to
enlist. and the woman‘ s brigade of the
United Statbariny was organized 1111114
placed under the command or women
officers. The some had hardly been
completed when the anarchic condition
of Mexico rendered intervention ncccs
airy. and the Mexican war of 1848
was repeated. The womnns brigud
was sent With othcr troops by sea to
Vera Cruz' and began a rapid march
toward the capital.

Almost 011 the exact ground on which
was fought a century before the battle
of Bacon Vista another tightroccurred
between tho‘Mexlcnns and Americans,
in which the women took a conspicu-
ous part. But. unfortunately for Gen-
eral l’ollyu’ottie. the American com~
mander. it was his first light with such
an auxiliary. and he was utterly Igno-
rant or certain provisions he should;
have made to guard against contingeu
else to which they more liable.

In this respect the Mexican com«
stander. Antonio Rodriguez Busts-
mento. provudi greatly the American's
superior. The Mexicans were drawn
up in line of battle to resist the ad
vunce of the'Amerk-ans. who hurled
themselves against their enemy with
great vigor. The womab‘s brigade. be-
ing a part of the reserve. stood under
arms. impatiently waiting to he led
torwnmd Colonel Amanda Patterson
of the First regiment out her horse su-
perbly. resplendent in a uniform cut
and decorated in 11 fashion that eat tied
the admiration and envy of the whole
Major Mildred It orient-11c rode
over to Colonel Patterson to ask her
who was her tailor. Colonel Patterson

 

Leaving Letiilin tI1e_1oute is along the
llacicenlndr‘riser through Cherry Hill

ltoments lo “cstwobd Now comes

vale 11nd Pontl Riier.Lea1lng Pearl

TO LET-”FIRST FLOOR. IIOI IlLI‘i Rh Ol‘ the romp lends tIll‘OlIi-le \flllllOl' i

v

Mooney Suffetn and .Ramhpo to Tax

located.

The route now continues through
Arden. where the beautiful home of
the late E. II. Harrimsn is located.
Central Valley. Highland Mills, Wood.
bury. Mountainville and Voila Gate to
Nan-burgh. leaving Ncwburgh the
route is along the Hudson 1"iier

Sleightsburs and several other small
towns to Kingston.

At Kingston the mold swings to the
left and takes a aonthivesteriy unec-
tion. Leaving this- place the run is
made through Mn1bletown Ellemille.‘
Wurtsboro. Cuddshackvllle Godedroy
and Huguenot to Port Janis. Port Jer

via its a pretty village 1111111111111 at 1111:I

junction ol’ the Navsrsink and Dela-
ware rlvers. .

Leaving Port Jervis the motorist la
led through 'i‘ri-States. South Centers
ville. Slate Hill and 'Denton to Ooahcu,
where the breeding pl tine live stark
is one of the chief occupations. Now
the run in thro nit cheater. Oreycourt.
Monroe, Harri an 1111 Arden to Tux-
nio. ii .1 = ' ~
f The route from il‘uitndo .is down
through Rsmnpo. 'suli’ern, Mnhwnh.
11011111111. Armin, Enchantinck. Little
'Ii'erry 11nd {Mansfield to the any at
Weehswibeli.» ‘

FOUND‘DEMENTED MAN. , ,‘
Word was telephoned; to the south
. but in 1111‘ neurons 3 no.
mooted man was creating 11 111115111 dis-
1111.11.11. at '31. Jumps, it. 0.401111er
in 11.111111111111111 street. sergeant nan.

 

 

’iii idly 111.1111. to be the trim

01111 10111111 Frantic hop d! ‘
“Fitter I’

I “ lillnliilllild even 11.. danger.

refused to give the lufoxtnntion. ’1 his
led to hot 11":011I; hetucou the too 111

TO LET—4 noon aranrusnr WW Ed 9. New Milford. Oradell and which many 01111011 subordltuttcsjoin
newly papered and .,pninted 0911111111,.31‘311151. it“ lucttx little retiidsntlai set led. and before long their sinill nerds

could I111 heard 111111111 the singing but

aid if 'Hilisdale. 'Woodclln‘ Pearl Ridge. Mam. lots and shrinking shells ,

“For heaven‘ .5 nuke,“ roared the
American cunnuunder to an 1111]. “send
those \1 much into the tight! Our men
can't hear the orders for the din they

all “ cdo.whcrethctnn1ous Tuxedo Park is "“1110. 11nd thcrc‘li ho a panic. Utdor

I their general to lend them against the
cuotny' 11 left llauk and turn it if pos
sible Should they succeed the battle
is \v on. "

General Angelina De Laury. a young

Icommandsr of whom 11111111 was ex

i period. as soon as she torched the or-

' drr. droning her 911 ord s11 11111.: it oxcr

her b‘end. Unfortunately she severed

'ro LET—six noon roar WI '1'11 mm“ Milton 11111111111111, "‘9‘" 1’9"?» two 01111111114111.1110... 11.1.11. .1 111111111111
dollars each. and 1m unnerved “as slit),
that 1111111111111 time was lustwdviicul’

she rccosercd from the loss oi‘ her
treasures she directedther hugier to
sound the advance

Now. General Bustnnicnto. 11s. I have

said. had treat experience wit no
1111111. having been 111111'1'lcd act on mos.
which is once more than King Henry
\‘ill., and had prepuiod an expedient
for them which. on seeing their line
move forward, be put into operation.

"What is that” the enemy are tiring
from those mortnrn‘i”. naked thepnicri»
can commander. raising his muss.

i‘II‘bcy look like paper shells." re
marked 11111 chin: 01.111111. =

Great wads of paper rose in the air
apd. breaking apart. were scattered on
the around over which the woman’s
brigade was passing. Horn and there
'11 soldier in the ranks picked up one
I and became absorbed in reading some
thing printed and looking at pictures
on it. .

“Great heavensi" cried (11111111111131.11—
lywottie. “ilmy are stopping to pick up
the papers. The dvnnco is delayed
Precious time is be 111; lost. "

Presently «111 cum from the we
mam brigade was seen ridlnn full 1111!-
Iop toward the commander id chief.
When she conic 1111 111111 saluted and
lililil: o ~11

"General ’00 Lanny directs inn to re-
thnt the enemy have fired a volley
of fashion pinion with descriptive ariiu

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘ cits 11111111111 the troops. 'l'hié 111111 1111111111»
, 111 the advance and 111111 is unable to

induce 11111111 to 11111111111111 farther. d‘hny
are poring over the papers and are.
(lanolin
respet’lfuiiy suggests the
that also to turn the

 

it you «are voters you .

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The women triumphed Burthtnr
securing the vote brought about that2 so

 
 

. or the twentieth century the women V“)!

11111 man; The principal argument used 14.-
against them was: “It you are citizens =

:2—~.;(M) :Eleotrlo Works. sun. It.
Shag: gldc W18". '
aviinn up! ill: Waist Bu.

5-;

§;—-§E§ ck wood
l—g‘n irneld Ave tand Cedar It.

2-“ Taylor Ave. and 6011 1h 8!.
43~W110dwerd 1.1-. . an “endow
Iii-gum“ and Quintnr Ave: and Wale.

ls-Woodwnrd and London Aves.
51- 4301111311 Hill 51.111111 .Imwood Ave.
li'l‘l‘tl“ll“2“as"" a It '11:. 1
— s y r on rm rvtto.
54»Norwalk Look 00.. private 11
(fl Denotes non- interterinl oozes.
) Master box. from Which the nun)
ber of any box can be sounded
One stroke at 12 noon and I 9.111.
augment ll%e,1- on
no s ro at I .
““5? open. ‘1; f (1 true! testing 0
we at 0 one ter 1111 sin 1!
calls department. 1-1 m reout. re
m't'li'h’reell slow strokes water to be Ihu
, -1...1
At 12.06 m. .. each W 1
IA uiledlro‘l' tegt. :2213’1‘ be
re serum or an 11 e
delved by telephone. 4. l '0 re
Four long «blasts of the whistle at
8:30 11.111. and 12. 30 p. to. indicate

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

1-1—-1-—1

 

EAST NORWALK Fill ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. lid V lent Street
eel phone 1 ‘=

s-Fitoh School ( rivets).

Private boxes wil only) be pulled {0!
A re cbhone menus to Electric Station

(705) between the hours of I p. .311!
5- nin School (private

212— sst Washington and rt Stu.

ale—Van Zandt St. and Osborn gave.

Iii—East Ave. and Rowan 8t.

217—Winneid St.

Bil—Fort and Charles Sis.

229-12318! Ave. and Fitch at.

slid—St. John St. and Eldlie Ave.

Bis—Senview Ave. and First St.

add—Boulevard and Second St.

lids—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.

387~Boulevard and Blackstone 8:. (Tel. .i

 

”I."

3ii—Keyner St. and? Pine Hill Ave.(1‘el.
Biz—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
sis—snore Haven. ( e1.)
8 a. to. Mon location of fire. an alarm
will be ven of neaxcat box.
fire on remises vihere located.

Secon alarms are cal to be liven by
thenchlgf or acting chls upon his arrival

re.

Special lluuoie
i-Oone blast at end times. testing or lino

1.00110 blast at 8 ll). in. standard time.
I- i~Two blasts. re out.
I-i li—Twenty two. at a a In. no morn
ing session of public schoolm
il- il—Twenty-two, at 12230 :1. no at
who session of public school.

entire department

 

NORWALK FIRE ALARM!

l5~Corner of Main and Well Biron-“a.
Zi—Bcidcn Avenue and 11111011 Place.
22-Spring Hill and Kellogg Street
211“! ohm Park
25—11.“ .Mcnne and berkoley Street
31-»1' t‘auklin Avenue and Lynn: Place
lib-Gas house. (Priinie 1111:).

~\‘ 11st Avenue and hlcrwln Street.
Sit-«linrbor Awnuc und firchatd Street.
Bi——(l1aptl Street and Harbor Avenue
38-~\\'ust A1c1tne,ncar the armory.
38-— Simona Street and Him Crest.
“~0an Street and Wtiton avenue.
12.41111“ street and North Avenue.
13 -i"1'nnto Sunni
52—- Maui and Cn1herino Streets

'\ Camden Road and Fair Street

filmt‘hestnnt Slicer. near Summer at.
55*‘A‘lulll Street and union Avenue.
112-4111 The Green.
Gil—4211111 Avvnuc and Lincoln Avenue.
lib—East Avenue and Dusknm Lane.

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