cmssrrmn Advertisements ‘on the
F r Sale, Business and
. .ofessionai Cards, and
Misc Ileneo ,
page, Twenty-Five words or Less. 25o—
Three Times, Boc~ Each Additions. Word. 1 Cent per Insertion. In Black—
lace or Cim bwble Price
To Let.“
u u
n on
WANTED
TO LET
a “WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN FOR.
general housework.
lSt. if. in
WANTED ._. TO li‘tidNT FROM
lApril ist, small house with improve
ments. Address Illox 402, Postvol'ilce.
‘ in in
WANTED—«BY HUNGARIAN GIRL,
position as servant. lCiLIi speak n'
little English. Apply 10 Lexington
lAve. H .il
waNTEoMnY WIDOW or m1
Ifinement 1with buy of 11 yeans, situa-
ltlon us housekeeper in small family.
lAddrcss C. M.. 25 Orchard St. i4 3t
TO LET-SUITABLE HOUSES,
Apply 32 Laura flats,“ store, barn, ,mlanuiiactory with Rhode island
power, to rent in Norwalk, .South N01-
’ ,Waik East Nor-walk and Romyton.“
See our list. Raymond I‘Bros. 1'4 3i.
‘ and
f To LET ~~~~~ FROM ABOUT MARCH
lst, six rooms first floor, improre-
meats. Rent reasonable. Inquire 30
Lowe St f4 til
i TO LET—FIVE ROOM-S. LARGE
garden. Rent $10. Inquire 70 Fort
134 (it
St , East Norwalk.
TO LEVI—FURNISHED ROOM, ALL
improvements. inquire 108 South
Main St, Tel, 1342-5. ‘ f4 3t
WANTED—4301’ T0 PACK HARD-
more. Salary"$4.00. Address P. 0.
Box 431'1,ISouth Norwulk. i3 3t
.—
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN MAKING
TO LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
in good condition, at 83 West ‘St. in-
lquire of John .H. Knapp, 82 West St.
‘131 tr
plain noclrwear. Fascinating home To LET—FURNISHED ROOM.
business. Experience unnecessary. first liner, to right, all improve
Mail dime for pattern, instructions. meats. Use of telephone. inquire
Needlecraft, 3304 Aitoona, Pa. 112 t1 120 Washington St. it) it
WANTED-’i‘0 BUY ALL KINDS To LETnFlVE ROOM APART
cattle and poultry. Best market [prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for hob valves to fatten. Ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
029 ti
Naturepractic
The very latest methods of treating
disease and ailments, both physical
and mental. If you have failed to get
curcd try a different way. No case is
hopeless.
All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healin.
, 'Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-
gans, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A sys: Im of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
PROF. MILLER
155 Washlr‘gton 8t, Keelcr’s Bldg"
South Norwalk
Office Hours-9: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Roofing
Let us repair and uuiint your rooi‘.
all for one price, guaranteed; one
'cent n square foot.
E.R.Bradley&Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MABON
CONTRACTORS.
ll Washington St. 80 Norwnlk. Conn,
Phone 781.
Safety
Razor
' BllDiS
svennenov
JEM
erAn
KEEMKUTTEH
InLerrs,src
George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
M.....EL... ., ... We... .
KNOW
‘THYSELF
WORKMEN'B COMPENQATION.
ILl \l’lll“.l'l‘lf, .lll'lAL'l‘ii, ACCIDENT
lNBilitANOill.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
. ILSUHANCE AND “TEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
Uoulh Namath. Conn. “’ "lot. 395.
Property ownerswiitilidefl fientinet
Want Ads. in uniting buyers or ten
ants with small cost or delay. I‘
went East Washington St. East Nor
walk. inquire 04 South Main St. dll tf
TO LET on FOR SALE—6 noon
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South .Norwaik Trust
Co. 016 u
MISCELLANEOUS.
RUGSMJB. \l. BRAMICR,
senting the Economy Rug
Syracuse, is in town for a few days
and will be pleased to call and show
samples of beautiful Iz'evorsihlc rugs
that are made from old (-aupcis. limp
:1 card, care General Delivery, and he
will respond promptly. f4 31
’ "answers NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTlCE——.lOIIiN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tiunlny, business to 36 Gregory Boule-
vand, East Norwaik, Third District.
Telephone connection. 113 iSt.
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN.
Riv} I’REI
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
.Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St.. South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic Sh, Stamiord,~ g a.
m. to 5 p- m
Spinal Analysis Free.
1 Have a Numiht-r oi.‘
Used Cars
which i will sell at llnruuln i’ricou.
iiondetom, Touring (lure, iluslmmn
Cum, oil!
hood i‘or illucrlptivv matter of “lift
list. of Now liars. “E uvplro.”
'i‘hn (‘llluvmlot in u wander.
My The Prices are the loll/est.
mo quote you.
flepairinu.
11‘“.
Ford Work ll specialty.
I ' i G .
Austin 5 arage
124 BOUTH MAlN 8T.
Or 'Phone 1022.2, W. ft. Austin; 11‘
Woodward Avenue.
' ion.
Co, of _
FOR SALE
FOR SALE M SINGLE COMB
ilcds. if you want
strong chicks hutch curly.
per 15; $6.00 per 100.
crols, $2.50 up.
'l‘cl.‘
lggs, $1.00
Breeding , COOR-
ll. Quncllcniyosh, Dan
if. 3t
FOR 8ALE~GOOll wonx on
business horse. Price $50. Weight
The Boot“ . ”7"“
That Stands the Wear
This “Top Notch” Boot looks different-41nd it is
different- It’s patented mow—but the makers don’t
charge you anything extra for that.
The Pike represents only the superior quality of
material and workmanShip which enters into its con-
struction. ,
At heel, at toe at ankle, at sides; inside outside,
right side, wrong side~you’ll find honest worth worked
into the very rubber and linings.
about 1200. Also .good two seated
wagon,‘ $15.00. Both bargains. w.
ii‘oote, Wilton. Phone 98.
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE—i
Standard Edison phonograph, seventyl
records, large horn cabinet. 'all in
good condition, for live stock or farm
tools. Exchange, care Sentinel. ill iiiI
HORSES~ll -\\' id JUST ilEClI‘ WEI)
a carload, of young lowu noises, trash
from the fauna Some nice matched
pairs: also single and business horses.
Come and look them over at The.
iicrshfleld IliorseiCo., corner Concord“
and Wood Sis. ’i‘el. Sill-5. ft: ti
FOR SALE—«HORSE
rendition. Illqllllo
Store.
GOOD
Cigar
in 3:
ll\'
litey fuss'
l
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l
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Eli n‘I
South i
ll! till
FOR SALE——l<‘ltl«lSli LAID
Telephone 124:): or call
Main St.
FOR
Rhoda
stock.
days.
wnrt_
133
SALE -_ ninr il—iii KS
Island Rods, strong utility
Hutches coming off every few
Eggs l‘or hatching. W. S. Sth
West Norwnlli. Phone 719-3. _
130 61
Our
Advertisers
Where and What
to Buy
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“'l‘ht- Which lion oi“ the limp" at
The link 'l‘hvulru.
ilrcnl semihnnlml Ipuni solo is now
going on at lingers uhd Slovene. Sl‘i'
adv.
”Surely ruror blades :ii i},
Iwcll's. ‘
\\'. Ward-
\‘(llli' chutn-
ot Minin's.
of any cont for
$7.73
Suits and some dresser; at special
prions. .\l, Moltusch and Son.
Sprint: stock of mulu‘oidorios
'l‘rlstrum and ‘lil'ntt‘s.
at
Spring models in separate shirts at
tho I). M, Read i‘oIIhpnny's.
Kidney hoot shoes and dancing «in»
porn ni “lover’s.
an (Iurerlnlly iInltlnIu moon is plqu
uml for tomorrow's dinner at the
Mansion House, if interested rend
Lilo MW.
m, .,m-.... w...“ ..... .M...
TRAMl: HAD UNIQUE. FUNERAL.
tilNiilNNA’i‘l, 0., Feb. h.I----~’I‘lIo holly
of a trump who was shot and killed
hum hint Saturday. after hrouklng into
n hnuuo to stout food was idnntlilod in
his collln hy Mrs. Nettle Nuulnud oi
this city. on llolwrt Doom. of llouhhf
vilio Mrs. .‘I-niuud said that his fam-
ii) in lmuluvillu wun prominent.
The cm'uuv of tin» trump wan Elven
it unique i‘uunrul. A nuiulmr ol' vu-
uruulu who hud luum his companions
at u clinriiulllu institution nonlrllltlled
siu'IIutyIiivo III-lilo to buy lloWanI for
him. li‘ii‘ty ul‘ lhum oruunlvod n choir
and sung hymns at the funeral oer»
vino.
An qulIu'lnlu-r donated in hoarse null
(infill! and more than n. hundred tnumm
trudged lleliiml it to the (unnatural hour-
tug banners unlilllgv for Work
EMINENT‘ BURGEON DEAD. l
1le Hunt, li‘uh. 5.~Illr. Edward
T0 DIBBOLVE CAN COMPANY.
NEW Yfmii, I-‘eh. ti.;=»~I'Fho initial
proceedings in the Government's suit
for the dissolution oi‘ the American
(inn Company. charging thin it it ill
combination is learned utilised. win-n
begun at the ddi’diinnif'é oliicdu‘in this
city today. " *
The lnoulry.'lt is expected. will
spread over a long period
“A
M..... “am...—
ADVERT”! lN THE GENTINEL.
(lurdiner llny, an eminent physician
and, surgeon in New York city for
thirty years, is doad at ille use oi new
only yearn heath, which was due to
a complication of diseases. was hosted
on nil” grief War the (lentil of his wife,
which occurred on .lnii9
on? “Day was the author of medical
treatises in professional journals. He
also published a romance. “The Realm
of Light." and was at ,work’on a use
nod volume when he was stricken.
The double thick pure gum
sole spading shank, extra heavy
reenforccment and lastly the pat~
ented ribbed. legswtough and
strong as whalebone~make this
boot a tiger for wear.. ‘
If you want a boot which will
not crack or split outwwhich will
stand up and wear surprisingly
long under hard stress and strain
don‘t overlook this “Top Notch"
Boot.
Short and Hip Lengths
It's the ideal boot for wet,
snowy weather. It insures foot
comfort under all condi-
tions- Short length and
hip length boots—to sat-
isfy everybody.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
8i Washington Street
Beans Blow Up One Home;
Lead to Divorce in Another
lap at Steve Barely Misses“Pittsburgh‘tar,dsl.ing Separation
Binghamton Man as {an in Tells Court He Lived in Bean-
Hot Water, Exploits cry and all Meals were Alike
“*V‘HW'l'OI‘I 3‘7 Y- 1"1'“ '1‘ i’l'l"l‘i~‘il,l‘ltii_ Pa, li‘rli.'I~Ilo.1ivIni
can of h"“1”? 1“"?! ignored ‘1‘“! “”an iuu‘ that he iiilil ilt‘l‘ll awash in :1 sun
of :Illiululnuly oi the home «.i‘ .i- (l. m“ bonus for yeulu and that all month
Maynard, i“ imslcrehire, ““"V “‘1'" looked alike to him, cxc~.tpt that. some
“”5" “‘5 “WWW yusii'riluy hilt-rim)“ min luouun than others, James '1‘.
and wrecked the pantry and kitchen, Vl‘lll‘l' )I-slcriluv instilled in his m
““1" ““d Mt's. “MI“W‘I- “”07 n. “V“ vorco notion uguins‘. licsc .\l.
lo.» of elimination trials. had decided hm,
to give the bonus :1 «hunt-e to “Hill“ :1
men! of ilnunsolvon, h-i‘l the run in
a pot of boiling water and now are
musing nrruuumnvuts to adjust mul-
ters with the fire insurance company.
For years Mr. Maynard hml spok n
as touchiuuiy of henna us tiInulzh ho
ilmt lo i'ollil nu:
out i‘illljll'illf.‘ u;- u
about lirr.
"i could not stand ii," :nid .ui.
Fillit‘i' “Why, oh why. must any i u
llil\'i so much oi“ ur."‘1lm:’.’ ill‘C'lk
lust lnnih uud. honor and own rumn
It hm \\ Illt
.quu ol’ 32:1) ill“
a
limos .ii lill ulwu l was home fliiii
travelled f‘ir “ “”3" concern. they nouns we would lInHI mid IluIIus
wow his itvvrito dish. lltlu-rn mluht slimmed Mum. lmih-tl ill'illll-i Hm
rlnrk their tongues and talk of im-
hey. spurhotii. rnrrhim or him m'gI
non, hut for Mr. .‘luyunrd-«noilm.
coming, curly. Into~~houns Mogul-
flouo!
Yesterday Mrs Binyuurd. nuviouu in
attend a meeting at. l-ll‘ llitltudls;
Church, ihronghi forth u urudv co‘orml
run of “the scorned commodity and
connotneti to have (Nll' more of tho, in
her. dreaded month, just to he rid o“
the lust of the household supply.
The run was pluuud in the po‘ of
water. cmorotl. mid Mrs. Mnyrnri
started for church. Mr. Shinyunrd :1
few minutes hum- wuni out to post it
letter. lliltl juut mint-led the top of Ilw
stove on It followed him through the
front door.
slowed horns,
"l lmou u home when l 1-H“ O.ll‘. lll'
Judge, i lived in n hrum r:' i stoul i
as long (in i could, and illi‘ll i told
her. i ulII‘li-lwil ill hcr thni l llllil «41'.
on my you last lunm l mu done"
in xvddltlon to tho sort-loo of hearts
Mr. Fisher assortml, in his gum-nu
changes, ‘thnl the receptacles in
which they were rocked were llHi'li :Iu
missiles when not in mm and that a
bean pinto was to ho found as o tI~I1
on his hood us upon the table.
rI‘ho Court. visibly rim-rind. derided
to take the case under lulvlumuoui.
llome-soolters much ill-mine! Want
Ads. for light on the "where to hur'
puzzle
FRUlTMEN NAME OFFICERS OUR EXPORTS HAVE DECREASE!)
\l'Mllilh‘tl'l‘ilx. Fi‘li, t. Whiln lm
ports from live South American noun
trhui during; lll‘l‘i“=lllli‘*l‘. llllll, worl- too.
old: ruhly more than lhu imports Mun
the slum: roIIulriuIi for ll. "lulu-r. llllfl,
exports from the l'uliod States In
those countries lioul'ouuud in u iunlor-
liy of runes. accordion in tho ilepnl‘b
mum of itmunwrru. .lupurio from An
uuntlna. ,lhuril. t‘hlln, Peru and llru
nutty funnel-mullet". llilfl. were nil in
Also Litton to Addiction by New Vern
stale Export-
nAnrmn‘n. not. a ...... omcm were
elected at yesterday‘s uouhlou or the
Connecticut l’omohmluul llorhuy in
Foot lluurd ilnll, following nllilrrnuo'.
by Edward Van Alutynu or Kludurnork
N. Y., and t). M, Taylor, lmrtiruiturlut
for the Now Yol'w Experiment iimiloh,
at ilemwa. N. Y.
(miners elected worn: l’rouiduni.
Blanchlil Halo, illusienhruyz- he...
president. neuron W. staples.“ , iiiirii
lord; secretary, ii. (3 Miles, Milford:
eruhstlrer,{l. ll l’ulnu’m Llicltlleld
.. .4. Mel.“ M..
nilln,» wounding yeur; in some ("Inna
utmost double. Experts from the limit
I-d thrives in Argentina durinu lmu
Ileliunliur roll off Imupurml with the
imperial for invention, win. as did at.
M..... M.. M.. M.
peer vents comma Ilene.
hnw YORlK Fill: hLW'lellum ilui
lcr Yeats, tho lrlilh artist author-poet
playwright, in a passenger on the Mini
tonic. due tomorrow. it has been
twenty years since he visited this noun
try. lie hi contingnow at the lnvilaI
lieu of friends who are interested in
his irlah nailhnfi‘l’llhnlré movement.
. w-..w--s .. . _ what it rm tlurinjt mrmuiuir:
limi‘sohold helpers watch sentinel
Want Ads. inc chances to huh more
appreciative. emulsion.
m
The export; to Chile- and Il’eru were
“member, llilz, .
Coffee was iholnmrst ain’rie hum
nl‘lmnnrt from the Perth. American
toiletries «hiring the month Mingus
export from the United Elatru.
3 Mr. liromncr was a nuiivo
': much s:.‘vnputl1_\'.
“5 lwtuoen Speaker (‘lark and Denim-rm !
run . -
excuse cl“ inmortu for the some tn'inth "
no the exports to Brazil and Mutiny.
nilrthtlyin excess o,‘ Mini lktly—thl‘ii in»
nllian shilunem twin": almost twirl? .
illlft
Ari-Welland lmnlnmrmn and intuition
int; .oilw termed-thorium? minim of
"(lad Been Guttering lrom Cancer, out! A
Undergoing Radium Treatment.
BALTIMORE “hid. holy. 5.-Rohcrt
”‘2 reinner, iiienih'er oi Congreus
riomrthe (Eleventh New Jersey district
and editor of the Passsic Daily rHerald
died today oicancer at. a local sanitat-
lum where he had been undergoing
radium treatment since last December
He had been suffering from the dis-
ease for four years.
Mr Bremner was 89 years old.
Mi. Bremner came to the sanitar-
ium to .try the radium after physicians
in this country and Europe had vitinly2
tried to cure him. it was found that
the disease had made uuch inroads
“that little could be done to help him
and that the fight against death would
he made with all the odds against him.
, Mr. Iilromner was optimistic, however
and tubes contulnlng $100,000 worth of
radium were applied to the growth.
For n time the. patient seemed to im-
prove illld liltlmblll‘li of his family were
hopeful-that he would rel-over. A few
days ago, however, the sick man was
seized with a sinking: spell. From
that time on, Mr. llremner grew slend-
llyr weaker, although he several times
rallied in a surprising manner, aided
by his strmig vitality and powerful
will. in his last days of suffering: Mr.
“Bremuer still insisted that he would
get well. He. declared that he wanted
to go back to Congress to light for u
ibill to hate u Gov.ernment owned in
ldlum institute so thut this mineral
‘it'ould’ he at the disposal oi rich and
l poor alike.
‘ 'Mr. Bremuor was a warm personal
llricnd of President Wilson, who was
kept constantly advised of his condi-
tion and who frequently sent him mes:
' edges of sympathy and encouragement“.
[accompanied with flowers.
3 .\l1'. llrcmuor was elected
to (‘un-
igrcun while he lay in bed ill. He did
i not 11min,» a speech. ('l: the night he
,loro the election President
ithcn Governor of Now .lorsey, visited
3 l‘nssnlc and made a speech for Bl‘i‘lll
5 nor.
of Soul
llnnd ,wilcncc his family emigrated to.
it'unndn when he wot: u youth. ills
,mothor, Mrs, Alexander llremnor, is
lliving in Camilla, (innmln.
i WA’SlliNG'l‘ilN, rpn 5.~»Ichl'PHBll
{tulivc llrt-uniwr‘s death, though not
I lllli‘N]ll.‘('it’ll, was :1 shock to his; friends
gin Congressional circles, where his
Night for life illlil line-n watched \IltlI
After (‘IlIIll‘I‘MIt-Hri
:h' louder [indemnomh it was dolor-
imined not to adjourn the House at
action because oi the urwut pressure ot
lbilsincus hill n n solution nus ilhl rev-dI
upon for mljourument as soon as the
business arranged lot the day had
been disposed of.
Sentinel Wnnw are a quick action
and inexpensive means of communi
,cati a. They alilord a direct wry oi
icnriylng a message to the
ullt- 5 W‘ H
iwill ho. hum llll' risIml
l
Sure money- EhInlinil :zd-z
property. lit-l enI-ploynwm 'or
cant properly uulnhlv and this .1,
veil soil
Will \‘;I
m ——-~ ““"W-M 5-”
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Custom in
attention
'l and. attract
New Business
to Your Es»
tnbiiehntent
‘“ returner? “it" mousse 'fWili
Wilson. I
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IOU - NORWALEI ”flithlfiflfi
‘ TH I'll. .
‘rln Alarm EMMWIGII Jul
om. Telephone in my;
xwm sit. urn-mun coma.
1ll~-—:‘I!C§noo‘rliall.I Cougars“
ill-«North «mun and Ann Bil-
tile—Hi in St. and Bo. My 4».
Eg—W omuAhm Iron F '
so
ilk—High School Welt Ave.
Ila-Went fit. an Taylor A".
iteie‘ilt‘u ”11°in gift.
an
25-month and lilonm m
Bil~~nexlnglon Ave. audit Annuall-
fl—West and Elm Grove Bu.
endow man Btu between um- “I
Bib—HM) Electric Wot-kl. limo OI.
sl—xs ring and Ola as“
3?»): avnwaggd ”if! 1610»: Db.
MILO ‘ 1
ll—li‘airneld Ave and Cedar It.
lz—Taylor Ave. and South at.
13~—Woodwa rd 1v .. and annulus! at.
li~g€rrlti and Gamma Ma. and wm
ill—«Woodward and Lou-ade- Ans.
61~~Gnlden Hill St. and lilim'wootl Ann.
02 —-Waohlnaton lit firm in.
sil—IFrelghtk yard and Ann 87.. with“.
ilnNorwalk Lock Co. private. -
llox lib—(.orner Putnam avenue and»
lined street.
at Denotes non Interfering hotel ,
(M) Master box, iron) which lb:- null- ,
be: of any box can be noun dad.
tine srrnke m 12 noon and B D. II»
standard time.
One stroke at odd times. “tulip. In
line open. 1- .
Two strokes after an alarm. (In dog. 1'.- ‘
calls department, 1-1
in. i—iw-l
At 19.. 05 p. m.. each Wounded”, a be!
lqun ulled for test. .
ire alarms for any district Ibo (1-.
ceiV'ed by telephone. 24 A
Four long blasts of the whistle It
8:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. indicate
no school for the following session.
l—i-lni ‘
,1.
EAST NORWAL‘K Fifi! ALARM 004!"
Fire hesaqnarrers. to Van ml ate-ct.
Telephone 170 .
1—Fltch School (private). "
Private boxes will only be pulled to:
A telonlihne Inessazn to Electric Sutton
(705) ““H'I‘P’éh the hours of l [a It. till
6—Marvin School (privarm
'Xlfloi‘lnsl Washington and Fort 8““.
g”... \nn 'r’uudt St. and (”Islam Arc.
till—East Ave. and Rowan 8L
Zli—Wlnileld St.
223—Fort and Charles Sm.
224-—Enst Ave. and Fitch 8L
225—St. John St. and Edlle AM
i Rafi—Senvlew Ave. and First St.
335~Boulevard and “sound EL ,
330-00ve Ave. and Filth Si.
3 7'——Boulevard and Blackstone at (Tel 1
xii—Keyser St. and ”Pine Hill Ave. um:
3(2—Key ser St. and ”Duck Pond I'll. (m I
“3- Shore Haven i'i‘el.)
6 a. m. lying location of belire, an em.
'wlll be lawn of nearestbe x
lilre on remlses where located.
. Becon alarms are only to be me: it.
. the chief or acting chief upon hit "rival ‘
at in a tire.
Special signal-
l—OOne blast at odd times. testing or am
i~-Oonee blast at E o. in, standard time.
1- i—-Two blasts. fire out.
l1-11~-'l wenty two, at 8 3.111.110 mom-
lng session it public schoolm
11- ii -—'.l wenty in 0, 41112.30 p. no or
iemoon sesslm or public school.1
lllill“ ll —’T‘o«n blasts quickly all: in!
entire department
NORWALK Fl RE ALARM!
15~«Curncr (It 'Mdm and Wu .1 Show
ill-Bullion Avenue and Union Pine.
22—~H11riug Hill and Kellogg Street
24» l'nlnn Polk.
——Wcst Aicnue and Berkeley Siren
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