'protect
datea' expenses which, in‘ Governor.
Baldwin’s opinion. it would she unwiss‘
Bummer Baldwin Swaineflais
Should Be Complillali‘ll
‘ Pay 111m»
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GODQRADO fiPR‘l'NlGS. Aug. 28.—
Justus the State bears the expense of to vote for the candidate they thus
conducting elections, so 31101115 1mm hell) to plane in nomination; the other
the expenses—«tr most of them—of could be made unnecessary by 65W"
candidates for party nominations at linhlng more polling places.
the primaries. in the opinion of Slur l
ecu E. Buidwi 111, Governor oi Connoctl'
cut, who addressed the Governors’
Conference today. Here is the list of
candidates‘ expenses which Governor
Baldwin would have the Steel shoul~
der:
[hinting and distribution of ballots
and other papers required by law.
Traveling expenses at the candin
dates to and from appointments for
meetings incident to the campaign,
whether public or private.
Traveling expenses of speakers
their behalf to and from public meets
lugs.
are mentioned the coat of circulating
nominating petitions and on hiring
hunch-malice for voters to , .pollinu
places. The one, Govomor Buldwin
asserts, hhs shown that many persons
as well as other items Governor Bald
Win asserted.
stimulus ilMEitilTiill
this s-wsr'r
. (Guntinued 'lrom. first page.)
m
afterwards. untouched by fire,
in brought ashore. ‘
A seamen,
wont down with Gobrecllt into the
Copying 9011 01- registry lists. ‘boweis of the vessel, was missing at
Providing challengers, roll call. lieundoubtediy perished.
The burden oi! these legitimate ex— W0-
pcnses, in most States, Governor Bnld- A fleet 0f fire fighting craft hug
will ssid, falls on the candidate for merited by apparatus on slime, 8111‘-
nomination and deters the poor man rounded the 8111i) and poured tons 0"
from entering the political lists, un- water into her hold. When the fire
less he puts himself under what he was checked at 8 O'Clock. the great
would be apt to deem an obligation vessel had listed fifteen degrees.
to those who supply him with the use The small army in the steerase.
ossai'y funds aroused from their sleep by the crack-
”The government must have a ling of flames, rushed, panic-stricken,
right," Governor Baldwin said, "in for the pier. Most of them returned
self-defellce‘to to regulate the making to the 8th for their clothing when 1‘8
' , of nominations. whether by party can assured by the ship’s officers. and
'ventions or primaries or by direct pri- spent the remainder of the nightihlm—
mories of the whole people, no, not to died in discomfort at the shore and of
dictate the choice, but to assure that the pier.
it fairly represents the choice or None of the stcerage passengers
those who make it. The State must had been inspected by the CUSlomfl 01‘
have 11 right. if the people are satis- health authorities. Because of this,
ficd that such nominations by a party armed guards surrounded them. The
convention or primary can be replaced immigration authorities planned to
by another mode of proceeding which rush them to Ellis Island at the cur-
and
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.l when the smoke cleared owu)‘.
A Summer Vacation
At Home
Avoid needless work, especially hot cooking. and plan
to get all possible nest and leisure.
There are many ways. For instance. a hot breakfast
is uncalled for in summer. There's no excuse for early
morning cooking with Part Toasiles in the house.
Nothing will please husband mid children better than
a bowl of crisp. delicious
cs 9 u ,
Toasties
with cream or good milk.
There is pleasure in serving this dainty food and you
start the day without work or worry.
With Toasties in the pantry it taken but a moment to
prepare a breakfast 0r lunch" that pleases all-uyou save
time and temper.
Order a package of Post Toastics from your grocer
to have the Shim pay.“ Among these]
one of the party who
.. i the firemen.
watch. when smoke. ascending from
{pm are some team at "11.11.4113 provision room, was discovered 1..
simultaneously by a seamen on dock
watch and a. petty pincer on the
bridge. Almost at the same moment.
i
the crackling of homes was hesrd in '
l ,
the steerege quarters.
l A ,lllildl. alarm was sounded. Cam
liniu "Ruosser, communder—inchisf oi'
the vessel. was among the iirst to re-
sigh such petitions without intending spend. The crew Of 1 180 men were ”7110,, has 1mm; its
their places within a minute. The
‘complex tire lighting apparatus or the
évessel Was set in motion. Every coin
“incipient was ordered closed except
i
Hall rent and a candidate's person. those which it was necessary to leave hundred feet northwest of the Palace
al travel postage and telegraph bills.]open for the steeruee «assessors to of Machinery it great part of the
might properly be borne by the State
get ashore.
The stampede of steernge 111111111511.
gore toward the deck checked for a
moment, the light. against the domes.
Ship's oilicers and hundreds of the
crew lined up in two columns nlongl
the route to safety. guided the terror '
stricken men and women to the pier.
With the ship clear, the entire iorce
turned in to extinguishing the flames.
'For three quarters of an hour they
fought the lire with only the impe.-1
Iators own apparatus. Then the ‘Ho
lboken Fire Department was notified
and a general alarm was sounded. '
111 the first sharp skirmish with the
flames Second Oiilcer Herman Go-
hrecht and Seaman Otto Strums,‘
lcaught in the withering belch of flame,
lwore cut off from the door by which
they had entered 'l‘heii c'ompanions
|Were driven back to open air. Al
gthough they stormed the flames ugsin
l and again the wall of smoke kept them
lirom rescuing Gobrccht and Simple.
lelen the ills was checked their hod-. '
ies were found and taken ashore,
l Gobretcht and Sir unis, like the rest
of the lire fighting force, were equip-
ped with smoke masks. hose and
ropes, which served as guide lines.
The wisp of smoke curling into the
second cabin when the domes were
first discovered had, by this time
grown to u. cloud. Through this cloud
the ilohohen firemen rushed, drag.
ging their hosc. The diningsnioon or
the second cabin suffered the greatest
damage from smoke and the work oi
The handsome appoint-
ilndllts oi' the. saloon were a. lwreck
l
i
1
1
1
1 Despite the reini‘mcomcht oi‘ thei
;'.fl1enlcn the domes gnined i1c11du'n).i\‘
”ling, stoumlug".aiouly down the river,
lloilsed the wuic.'_ front with its sirou.‘
illreiionts from Nest Y'olil. a duel oi;
igines from llohokcu rushed the
pier.
l~ A dozen tugs were lli‘ltl in Hindi
uses to tow the ship out to mid stream
WIS lilo ilaiuus throuiouod inouwuinrili.
ui their helnlli, lo liosiloy lll'l‘. i’-rl
‘pnratlons were made to out the lllli I s
ii)
i
« ’world will be unloaded directly from
' sculptural
Ioutside of the building»:
.iugs and 1111,1111; lllltltil) oi tire on lwliich is u composition rescxnbiili" ca_1\annhim;ton of the Red C'rosp
GW,M Without Throughout
the (impugn-firm Slip: Practioah
' iy Completed and Exhibit: of m
World Will "08 Unleaded from
Steamer to curl—Work Rushing—-
Ten Hugo Exhibit Palaces,Under
'Comtruction.
SAN FRWNCISCO. Au".
Panama-Pacific international
lid—4mm
Exposi-
owu railroad, a. stun
dsrd gauge. which now traversesitho
state and foreign nations section or
the exposition grounds from end to
end east and west. Except for a few
rounds are under rail and within it
a
short time heavily loaded freight
trains will deliver loads to almost all
sections of the threemiic crescent in-
side the Golden (lute.
A great terry freight slip near Mil-l
chlnery Hall is now completed. As in.
pidly as the exhibit pnlnces are com
pleted the heaviest exhibits in the
steamers upon waiting freight curs
and taken thence into their spacious
halls Sixty nlllllOn feet of lumber in:
all will be used upon the main exhibité
palaces and the railway will facilitate
their construction.
A world’s record is being attained
in rapid exposition building. Ten ex-
hibit palaces are under construction;
the frnlue work Oi’ Machinery Hull is
practicnlly completed and the remain-
ing- structures are being built. with
inmost lightning rapidity. Thousands
of men are scattered over the grounds
up army of lanthanum gardeners 11s
lengsgod in heuutifyhip; the great es-
piansde which lies between the main
group and San Francisco buy; sculp'
tors and artisans in two huge sculp-i
turul warehouses are enlarging _ the
throughout the grounds and courts
models to be reproduced ‘
Barnes and lighters iiom \iD-i‘liel'
points are bringing don 11 thousands of
tons oi rich soil; this is being pieced:
over the sandy ground to assure 11 for
tile setting for iiowcr beds. palms.E
shrubs and rum trees that will udornl
the exposition site. 'i‘hc oscurpemcnt
along the harbor is completed and u
'acht harlmz'henr the center of the
grounds is finished.
is mpidh us one section'oi‘ the ex:
hibli lllllllli‘rl are completed an nliny
of workmen “will. begin applying u to!-
turn knoun as l‘mvoriino stone to the
this finish.
ni.ont is of u Mindful ivory credm
that at u distance sill appear almost
wi1iic..lulos (lunrin tiwi famous or!
is i and some of 111- .. picutest pulmors
in the World 111's lumpluilnn punsls fur
the grant murul puiniluus to he sci bu
bind the onions: him oi the (hurts. .-\
in slums
ThousAnds Have Been Helped
By Common Sense
Suggestions.
Women sull‘cring from any form of
female ills are invited to communicate
promphy with the
w 0 man '5 private.
correspondence do.
partment of the Ly-
dia 13. l’inkhsm Med~
icine (30., L nu,
Muss. Your otter
will be opened, road
and nuswured by a
woman and held in
strictconiidencc. A women can freely
talk of her private illness to a woman ;
thus'has been established a confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never. been
broken. Never have they. published n
testimonial or used a. letterwithout the
written consent of the writer,ond never
has the Company allowed these confl-
dcntlcl letters to get outof their pos-
session, as the hundreds of thousands
of them in their files will attest
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, it' is more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge need; d' 1‘: your case. Noth—
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou-
sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor,
should be glad to take advantage of this
generous offer of‘asslstnnce. Address
Lydia E. Pinllllam Medicine 00., (con-
fidential) Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia E. Pinkhom’s Flo-page
Text Book.
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free and only
l obtainable by mail. Write for
it today.
WHAT, CONNECTICUT SENT.
”11....
Through Red Green for the Flood Suf-
“ran in Middle Went.“
To the Editors, of The sentinel:
The last subscription through me,
for the flood sufferers ill the Middle
West was received August 19,1913
aunties lilo account is n; w practice" ~
luftlllisad. I hand you here till n state—
night «gym. contributions from (‘on-
'uccticut, paid to me. and remitted to
Washington, A large poriiou of the
subscriptions from Connecticut were
sent direct to ihe headquarters at
~0l'
through the locals societies in New
Haven . llnrtiord 11nd eissuhcie. and
the total contribution from (‘onnecii-
out. i boilers, was slightly in cxcoss
of $1300. The enrdlni than“ “of the
American Red Cross 1110 extended to
roll for vour efforts in raising funds
’1110111'111111 when the (in. 1mm. hpgm, fortune is “Mm: cxpvndod l" sl'ulpiuri'l land through \'011 to those she (lliilllll-
pumpinr. Willcr into the hold. I
With illisml sticilms plnyim: lum-
iiretis oi lone of writer on the iiz'e ev-g
cry liilllllli', the iiuincs lust headway
iuld Ull‘ Vessel begun in Hall. Al 3,
o'clock ‘illrro were only two streams
Lou the blow and it was pl'nt'iicuily
extinguished.
The shroud culiill presented it lils~
‘mni appearance when lliv sliiolw illi—
‘ed. its walls und glided iiitiuns Were
smudhed 11ml (lurk, its costly rugs and
(fillpitlri shill-n, its furniture scarred.
blocks-lied imd broken.
The damage iu the second whither,»
cording to busty oslimutss, wns preps
er lllitll that to the provision room
:liolil. it was said that Hill inwumlor'n
isnillng loumi'row might hun- to bu
: postponed. 1 tjlii‘ arrived here yl-sior
2 uny.
g Um: tllousnmi lonnsliol'uluril, our
pioycd by the lllllillilll‘KuMllL‘l'lClill
l.,illu llli.‘ lllllii’l‘lillil"h owlll 1'11. want
on strike iii hours bolero the ossoi's
'uirlvnl. Their pluses won: iillwi by
111111 from Brooklyn docks and the
zsirlhers were told that they would 11111
he liilti'li inll'Ll (Milli-re oi ilw lim-
said however. lliui Him helium-1i llli,“
iiire Wits lil 1111 Will connected with thug
lili'.lki* Hohn'liody‘ s 1'1irrirm1mw. ilil'y'
iiil‘ouxili. woe to ultimo.
'i'iiu imlwrniur hnn endured svwrui
illlli‘llilllii, morn oi loss: sni‘irliie. liliii'l'
her luluuiiiux Mn) 23. iiiizi. llor
mnidoh trip nus postponed from
lllliiiillt to month. ill'ni iwrmiun stimuli
:nuround while on her why in Humbert;
Hind ilwu immune oi imumo with her
Sinrhinwi. A limininv oxpirmlnu on tho
it'unswl April '.:i chum-1i ihl' «lentil oi
liwo and serious injuries in sin others.
i
l
1
“will. ’l‘llumhs' lirlcrlrl'i Oil is the
hunt remedy for iimt often filial dill
ensemi'roup. lint been used with sue
certs iii our {11:11in (or eight years."-
lira. i... Wiiiloncm. Buffalo. 93. 31‘.
TEA HEA
Kate's hushnml, sober.
linown
A11 unkind word in tons, her:
”Fin only when he’s in his cops
That he in not to saucer.
'rsé luv or we use me use,
"i have no grudge against hit new
pic.“ said the steamboat agent, "hill
1 always give them a side berth if i
can "firehouse. '
WW
ne’er was
and start on your home vacation.
“pi“ momentum is on. i
. lses to surpass even lilo most wonder-
l
all ddm'ol'utlon, as well as in uri‘hiioc
ture and lundscnpinc. The l’iiliumn-
l’ncillc lulernuilouni Exposition prom.1
i
[111 expositions or history. l
The daughter or A, Mitchell. Pink
(11111, Kit, hurl u bud rose of tritium l
trouble and they i‘r-m'ed hm licoithl
was permanently impaired. .\ir_ Mil l‘
rhull says. "She W118 in a terrible
shuns out '1 not her to intro Foley Kid
nor 'l’ills mul now she is completely
currid.’ Wcuicn nrv more liable ‘
hurl; lilillli‘)’ ll‘nillilt‘, than men. unlii
will find Foley Kidney Pills n solo, d"
pnnduoio and honor-'1 medicine, hm“.
little by all lli'ulzlliills.”
WW ~.-1W
"lF vou no ~01- ns'r voun PA;
Pun CALL up wcsrssu .
when." l
1
All of The Sentinel city culi-
acrlhcrg who mlsttlieir paper can
have a copy name them by uniformed
messenger it iniiim: the estern Union
Telegrnph oiiil'e o (lock.
l‘io not mono your complaint until
about 6.113 o'clock. then call the West.
em Union direct not the South Nor '
Walk Evening auction). We Western;
Union will send u mussentor out
promptly at 6: 'iii in answer to such:
complaints its lime come in by tuni'
time.
At " o'clock I mom: trip will he
made by tho insertions: delivering all
papers where climuttlfltl have come
in since ii: an After 7 cciocli no lnri
titer deliveries will be made innii
night.
in mnrinr complainant.» the Wort-l
em shim givi- vour name that in incl
snimrrihrrs name us well on the
street number. and the Telegraph (in
will turn over all complaints to that
circulation deporimsnt first thingl
next morning. General complaint“
concerning irrrmiisr delivery or any
i
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1 DON.
’nnnu,
$246.93; 1'ew Britain. $693.43: Nsiigil- ~
, Portland.
uteri Very truly yours.
(.‘ii.\lli.l~‘.S 1'1. .l.»\i"l(S().\’.
Treasurer of Connecticut Aluurlrun
Red Cross.
Middiciown. Aug. 21,
Contributions from ('ouncctlrui.
through (‘ l"ln(ksonironsn1vr for
Connemhui simericnu Red 4‘ rose for
the reiiri’ of the flood sufferers in tho
Middle West to \ugusi 2i} iiii’i:
.-\nsoul11. $9; licrlin M71: lirldgc
$124677; llr lstol, $2 864.11:
321:; (“oilinsvllle $23, Clin-
ton, $5; (hosirc. $10; Column. ‘2:
lhliihury. 3:3; Dnniclson. $30; Deep
illvlr. 32.3: Durham. $11.50; Derby
autism; Ens! Hampton, 51; East ilnrl»
ford. ‘l: Greenwich, $89445; (lilies
lorry. $20: (lulll’ord. $113.10: Groion.
33, Hartford S':lipbron.$.'1: Kliiink-
worth. 31; illchlicld. :10; Mansfield
(Hours, Sid; Middicflcid, Sill; Middicv
lleihol
ion. 3792.34: Moriden. $5: Middle
:liuddnm. $34.25; Morrow. 35: New-
town and Stopper. $128.50; Now Cu-
31: New Haven. Norwnlk.
.11.,
ill),
lllflk. :l .1 :n; 3-‘2
..
lit;
New York city. $30;
Huntsville, $83.50;
llockfail. nodding. $7: ltoxbury,
.1'1:¥ iiiduoiieid too: Southington.
37.310; Stamford. 32.58129: Sirnti’ord.
$100: Shelton, $2“: Suuihport. so;
Sullirook. 32; Bufflold. 2; 'l'orringL
ion. 8173.40: 'l‘orryvillo. $20M Un-
iunvllie. “00.57; Waterbury, 32.754»
31: \l’lilimuntic. 8159.05: Windsor
Locks. ills 21' Windsor. 377. 63:
Windham and South Windham. 313;
““i,,{fllllal‘l :13; Wilton, Wi'. Won-
nni nr, up 110’ Winston. $111.59: Wol-
colt.110l‘1l’»; Wniermwn. tin; Wei»
5,
flirtation}, $1: total. 815386.35.
melons itchinr inninntly
piles. eczema. snli rhmirn letter. itch
hives, herpes. scabies-«Dunn‘s Oint‘
merit. At my drum More.
W M
NOTi¢l§i Nlecfiil
if you are I subscriber to The lion
tinsi tiring or send in die. and got
thing else in condition with your news lint-ea of the most popular mansions,
other subscribers should he phenol! is
the cimuiaiiin department .15! iii!
damn Nowell: Evening Sentinel m
22 ii as Usual ..
The securities will start this 0v.
suing sea the subscribers who 1mm
have any complaints or to the lei-vice
rendered by the Telegraph do. wilil
cm a favor on the newspaper by
momma with his mania. clues and with: All tho'tiuri‘olit nut» :
WWrsimfioud news}
if d" lab/Slit i
in «set: for The Sentinel. The inn”
Hearst's. Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, {or three month;
It you are not a nurturing: send or
bring ”do and The Sentinel
mining by mail it you prefer to here
a senator deliver your paper send us
the (or magazines and city the boy the
plenum oi misfit“!
It is not a book for ~
tum ‘
ind T
museums: will be sent you tor tum
oi-sltwimudlm ii push,
Mir; Mildew Harrier cf NorWaik. Hus
"i‘wo Fingers Seared With Hot
Connection
Mlss Mildred Homer, of Main
street, is recovering from a peculiarly
painful accident which betel! her early
this week when two of the fingers on
her 'left hand Were quiie'hndly burned
with hot fudge Miss Homer wu9
connecting a delicious recipe of candy
and had proceeded as far as the cook-
ing stage, when the accident happen
ed. As she was removing the pan
from the stove; it became caught in
her apron, tipping over and, spliilngl
upon her hand. Alone in the house.
Miss Homer had to secure antidotes
for the burn single handed. Her iln
881's are less painful today. and are
proceeding along the road to recovery
nicely
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
if so are“ you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes in it
correct and proper manner? Hare
They Given Your Eyes That Relief ‘
which you oxpe‘cted they would? dt
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
WiLLiAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Keeier Building,
No. 155 Waahingtan St.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address-«727 Bib Ave., 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
w
If you don’t
Knew
where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline ilohlloil Oils
Columbia No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Nurwalk
Hindu are _& Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER ST.
.Open'Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon "
“W...
We Represent
First Class do"
Prompt Paying...
Fire insurance
_.Compaules
l; M. Layton; 8:80 .lnc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
.5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
to:
City National Bank
' TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKIM
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH BOUND
IANKING
surplus and Profit
8117.000.00
Capital
“00.00030
“.1...—
hio Deposit Box” I3 and I5 9» you
EDWlN H. MATHEWSON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Viuvl'm
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vloo
Pros.
WILFRED IODWILL. cum"
DintcTORl
I. H. Mathew-on J. Wallace mm.
lohn H. Knapp John H. Light .
Christian aware: Fred. H. Rowan
umuomrummnn Lewis a. Rurihm
Hoary I. Lockwood
it is Good News
to ionrn on you can secure do
mndnbia eyeglasses til. it reason
able cost, Concouirnllon of effort
has brought this about.
Our Eyeglass service includes
experienced" WULISTS i'or oxen»
icing the eyes. Skilled workman
for grinding the lenses, and pros.
ilcal apricot” for whirring
the frames. lion pay for the gloss.
on only and satisfaction guards»
teed. "
@le and: 0mm
' ail—Kev ser St and Duck Pond rd
.-
fiflfluflaa-
"1. Mi:
or. Annette hours.
and In” ratings. in. is “In?
minim on 11
IOUTR NORWALK FIR! ALARM”
IBM”
I'm Alarm fiolauuaf‘ierl at ma
Worse. Telephone tor lire u
lilo. 21
3.. wmmzmnm and North m In.
law—Wile: St.. Franklin School. '
ismficlmoo on! no. Concord and mm
iii—North Main and Ann 81;.
ire—Hi his and Ba view Ave
to”: email: Iron orku.
ianautA " eat 81.
Elm-High fichool West Ave.
21-«Wes t St. and ' .‘cylor Av-
scanty Ave. and Love at.
24~Chentnut and Hen Bin.
Btu-x8011“: main and outer all.
liil~ ~Lexinzton Ave and Austin It.
27-Wcst and Elm Groove Bil
iii—«Bouts: Mair. Ht... berm-o Grow out
Mae my
82—: M) Eleomu lWorks. first: It
ill—a ring andC
avnnnd andm am su.
37~xL0ckwoud Mil. Co.
tle airfield Ave. and Led” ll
tz—‘i‘ayior Ave. and South at. .
48~Woodward Ar .. and Meadow '
Ilenmti and Quintin-d Avon. and m
it.
id—«Woodward and Lowndea AVeI.
61-»Goldan Hill St and Eimwood Arm
lie—Washington 8t. Bridge
Ell—Freight yard and Ann 81.. our“.
II-Norwe.lk Look Cm. prints.
Box lib—Corner Putnam avenue and
Reed street. _ .
(fl Denote: non-interfering ghoul. '
) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
Cu is stroke at 11 noon and I all.
standard time. 1-
Ona stroke at and times. touting no:
line open, 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. an out. no .
coils department. '
oThree slow strokes water to be shut
1-—
0M 12:05 9. m.. each Wanna-day. 1'1 but
ll [pulled for test.
ire alarm- for an district also up
solved bv telephone. 4
Four long blasts of the whistle”.
8: 30 3.111. and 12: 30 p. m indicate
no school for the following session.
i—-—1-——1-—1
NORWALK Fl RE ALARM.
lb-Comet or Main and Wall Strain.
21~Relden Avenue and Union Piano
22—Sprlng Hill and Kellogg Street.
24~Union Park.
25-West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~Franklln Avenue and Lynes Plano.
iii—«Gas house (Private box)
32~W est Avenue and Merwin SU‘UOM ‘
3ii~lisrbor Avenue and Orchard Street
34~Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
ail-Wiles: Avenue, near the armory:
38~Stavéns Street and Elm Crest.
41~Cross Street and Wilton avenue
42—» Mom street and North Avenue.
(do-France Street.
52——Msin and Catherine Street»
v Canaan Road and Fair Street...
54~Chesmut Street, near Summer St
56~Moin Street and Union Avenue.
62~0n The Green.
Gib—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue;
lib—East Avenue and Dsskem Lane.
EAST NORWALK rm: ALARM com” ‘
Fire headquarters. on Van zant Strut
Telephone 170
1-«Fitch School lprlvate).
Private boxes wil ill only be pulled for
A telephone messnze to Electric Butlofi
(705) between the hours of ii p. m. an!
lie—Marvin School (private!
212~Ensi Washington and Fort Stu.
215"ch Zandt St. and Osborn A". a. ..
216—42233! Aves t,and Rowan St. 0
21 l—Winfleld
223 Arm and charm lite.
221—Easl Ave and Fitch St.
225~St. John St. and I: lie Ave,
332—Seuview Ave. and ‘ 'lrst St.
335—Bouicvarl and Second St
Hath—Cove Ave and Filtl}. Si
Sill—Boulevard and Blackstone Si.
aiiwxeyser St. and Pine ~lill Arm
1
“(F—Shore I-.lnven (Tel.)
8 n m.. giving location of the, :11!
will be given of nearest box.
fire on premises where located 1
Second alarms are only to be (innit,
the gloss! or acting chief upon hll smut"
a t c r».
Special Signlla ‘
i~00ne blast at odd times testing or III. .
l—-0ue bi est at fill) m.. standard limo.
l-L—Two blasts, re nut .
ll— li-Twoniy two. at 8 a. in, no mon-
ing session of public school *
1-1 11-—‘Twem:.r~iwo. at 12 30 p. :11.an w!
ier icon scssion of public school.
iiiliiiiil ~Ten blasts quickly all! in
entire department.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM Dlo'rmci'l
i Two stroke! 0! are bell. tbul. 1-1, In
a on
tzufiizhland Ave. to N. t. N E. l I
ia—Iliekory Bluff and Bell nuns,
lt—Pine Point and Rotor: Point
I 1.4.011: Island Sound to McKinley at.
3—'(-entrnl.” Max 8!. in ”Fondant
fol—«Grand Street he‘d: indsll lane.
ah—Pennoyer St to Crop.
23—01-0113 St. to Railroad
14~Rniirond loft-001mm.
out II 6
lI—White Bridge north to Brook-lilo.
lB—White and to E. El .1. . Sound.
inWhite Brill W. 0L. 1. Son 1114.
One stroke a the fire hell it odd tin)“
indicate: tit-ting.
Four strokes of are boil. thus. 1-1-14.
miter to be shut
bird or more Alarms indium ”rind!
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