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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 10, 1914 · page 3

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty Five Words or Less. 25c;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.

 
 

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fund imminent: denser to the ;l'uillaille
plant of the Waters-Pierce oil refinery. ,
“This plant. the Navy Department

learned today. has been occupied by,
attacking forces during the past few

wellness

 

scrrnAcsf

all women are involuntary shlrkol‘s. »

”Sentinel Wonte are a quiclr action
and inexpensive means or communi
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spring tooth barrow and2 horse plow;

ll‘ioor, reasonable rent

inquire 12 model new parts and thorough ovor- hospital shill Solace. with accommo- The League was organized at a moot“

 

 
 

 

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In Black. days, and as a consequence shell utter ARE BUSY w" be the moo lntbrestet
face or Caps. Double Price. shell poured into it rich. the Federal . aovsnrlss lN THE BENTINEL
W mucus. in the harbor . m - ,,,, W ..-
r - r , .. '33“ Admiral ““3““ “988339109 Last Tuesday sun the orgfllllzalltlli‘.‘ J‘V'V“
” ‘ ' that an army transport be scum” Tom» 1. 1, s, on, M n W "1 (WW.
0 L31 F0 SALE 0 06 lilo as m .
I WANTED T R also to harbor relatives probably will ticut. This time it h. New lluVe :1 , MUSEMENTS
wANTED~nlslt CUTAWAY on T0 LET—.431); ROOMS, riser FOR SALEn—BUICK, nncnvo not cause official action hole The wmch hm, come mu, .1... "mm”... I W...

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in good condition.
ti'nel.

A. 0,, care ,Sen-‘I

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WANTEDé—ROOMS i‘OR Litiii'i‘I
housekeeping for married couple. Ad-
dress Housekeeping, this offloe.
a9 3t

 

WANTED—~SEV-ERAI. IST MORT-
lgeges $2,500 and $3,800 at 0 per cent.
Box 085, South Norwaik. as (it

 

WANTED—10 TAILORS WANTED
on Eniulacaan overcoats, steady work;
also finishers, at the Raincoat Fac-
tory, Hanford‘s building, (I Union st,
South lNornlalk. a8 3t

 

WANTED—GLRL FOR GENERAL.
houseWork. Apply evenings. Mrs.
David B. Decker 1 Crescent Terrace.

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WANTED—To BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for {at calves.
$5.00 for ‘bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161

029 tf

powwow—once

Fairfield County Savings Bank

Norwelk, Conn. March 19, 1914.
' At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Fairfleid County Sevinrs‘
Bank :held this day, a semi-annual
dividend at the rate oi four (4) per
cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors from the earnings of the six
months ending March 31st, 1914.

The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
10th, 1914.

By order of the Board of Directors.

SEYMOUR CURTIS. Treasurer.

DEPOSITS
Made On or Before
April 4th, 1914
Will Draw Interest From

April lst, 1914
mm lSt

 

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The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

Ohiropractio is she definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Evan if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and main in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through «harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. Francis, D. C.

in Washington so, So. Nov-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer

 

 

Know Thyself

WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, AOCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Write Me rfor Sample Policy.

C. T. MoGOVERN
iNdURANCE AND fir-ML ESTATE
165 Washington Street,

Coutll Norwilk. Conn. Tel. 345.

 

John Fountaine

will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work.

8 BURRITT ’AVE

PHONE CON.

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lIf other methods have failed to
help you and other

Chiropractors

hurt you, call on me 'and be com
vinccd that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE

Painless Methods
E. BART HOL, D. C.

63 Meadow St. South Norwaik,
.7 to 8 p. to.
my Atlantic so. Stamford. g a.
‘ in. to 5 p-m ‘
~8piusl Analysis Free

 

 

 

lCilestllllt18t. a1 3t lullling this season; newly

 

painted. nations for several hundred. was due lug held (,1. Tuesday evening.
Pllce very cheap. Addless Kale, sell- to leave New Orleans for ’I‘nlnplco to Miss Emily Pierson had been asked]

 

TO LET " FURNISHED ROOMS this]. all 3t night, and ““13 said N the Navy Us to be present to make an address nzzld
for light housekeeping. Come and , Tpnrtlnent that the marines on the to assist in the work of olgauizution
see them M. No.11 lldViliind St, ' FOR SALE OR RENTWDARGE ll‘iillhlllli'l «Prairie at Vera Cruz easily

South Norwaik Conn .lil lit and commodious house 12 llavilal

8.;t easy terms

 

For further par tic

Bridge Fish 00.

8.830

Inquire R J. Cutbili,
Market.

mal‘28

To LET~HOHUSE 51 SPRING ST inl's inquire C Swartz. Old Well Cigar

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could be distributed among the other)
ships ill Mexican waters. lellvin'v that.
craft, with accmnmodntions for at
least 800, available for service at Tam-

len, and Miss Elizabeth Sullil
vicepresilieut Both these

a cut that went to W ashington to

 

 

TO LET~FACTORY To RENT,
Norwclk, Conn, three stories, 61 ii 81'

1913 model, twin cylinder. Good co

FOR SALE-«POPE ’MO’I‘OR CYCLE,

dition, not ridden over 3,000 miles.

pico. l
The fate of the 700 and more Spun-
lsh exiles from 'l‘orreon who made

view President \liison at the
ning of February. llartl‘ord,

“' Haven and Bridgeport now all

 

 

Cove St, East Nor-walk, all 6t “'

 

 

'ro LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM

horse weighing betwoen 1,000 and
and kitchenette, suitable for bachelor 100. Address "1.10.30,” care Sen
apartment; second floor over Davis“ ,mL n8

clothing store. Inquire at office of

FOR BALEe—‘CH'EAP, GOOD ROAD

‘which today called upon its El 'l‘aso,
chapter to report fully on the needs of

Mrs. Edward B, Whitney is to

 

The Old Well Cigar Co. m28 if

 

TO LET—39 CHAPEL ST., FIVE
rooms. Inquire 64 '80. Main St.
11123 if

price. 'I‘op wagon, open wagon, set
harness, large coffee mill. Inquire
Bazaar, ’76 Washington St. :18

 

FOR SALEwllRAN I) NEW OLIV-idll
typewriter. 435.00, last and original

L- the refugees. The State Department; ers‘ and Growers‘ Protective Associa-I The soul stirring drama of the under-
ti- through Agent ’Cflmthel‘fi 9‘ El P9301 tion. All good and progressive meld, world, that has created a furore ev-
3t and Juarez, 13 9““ endeavorlng l0 Obj- in these trades ought to vote for w0-.: erywhel‘e,

tfllll protection 0" their rights, and 1'9" man suffrage, for women would takei ' “NIGHTHAWKS,

dress for their grievances against the
(loustltutionallst government.

A meagre report today from the bor-
der saying L500 men had renewed-
fightlllg east of 'I‘orrcon. left War I‘le-

curc that they were protected

of
at
3t

tel'ated goods or to suffer one
and ullwllolesolne conditions in

 

T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS, WITH iM-
.pnovements. 9 dlemilton Ave. In-

 

FOR SALE—~’[‘WO SECONDvHA‘N l)

partment officials more thun‘orcr
doubtful as to the probable outcome

stores.
Next Fritlal evening is the ll

 

 

size dog, brownish color; answers .provcmcnts; close to trolley; good

automobiles. Inquire Roddy and 01' Villa's occupancy of tllnt'city. N0! the dinner of the. Connecticut Men's
quire United Grocery Co. ,, m20 tf knew 50 Van Zuni. St. (,7 6t details came as to the outcome of the 1,911,919 for “win“... Stun-age. which is
' renewed hostilities. .j to be held at the Greenwich Country I,
LOST FOR SALE‘”DWELHNG “HST1H‘8 73'“le Fallen? . Club. Airs. Ernest Thompson Seton
be disposed 0f lleforol mm to settle VERA CRUZ. All?“ 9"“The Amerl‘ is presiding ol'er the nrrallgelnellts at
LOST—ON TUESDAY, A MEDIUM partnership: 9 room. all the lm' cull consulate has received word irom

Greenwich, and it is
10‘ the consular agent at 'l‘uxpnn that

 

there has been serious fighting he.

. He has ll
tween the Federals nnd rebels around

icrs for the League.

 

 

LOST-COLD FILLED HAMPDEN MISCELLANEOUS
watch and fob on West Ave... Sunder -

inst. Finder rewarded by returning “PEWTER
some to Frank Douglas, 134 Water \St., w

Itudcl Oyster 00., South Norwnlk. moms

mismana—
Smith. Undo

 
 
 
 

 

 

paying for this adv. Anderson Launch

 

“.0.

that port. jl‘llo British alcalner Toes-
illlllc, from New York. March 13. which
is now at 'I‘nlnpil'o has been nimble
to discharge hcl: cargo and asked pol

appearances there will be

occasion.

l'l‘lle “piers-Pierce oil uternge tank all

 

 

 

 

Works, 'Nm'walk, Conn. Tel. 1195.2,

'“8 3‘ ers of ll‘nlriield -‘:(ounty

I hereby apply for .l tlunslcr of
license. No. 13, to sell Spiriluolls n

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

c. RICCIO, 13 CROSS S'I‘., WILL
reopen his ice creunl parlor Saturday
April lith. All kinds of candy and De.
Klyn's ice cream. n9 3t

 

 

vey at 8 Mechanic street

of hel'walk,

 

 

 

DEL/i LEVAY,
Applicant

Apple: Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders

onsoncurrumers.
sou-m neuwnx. court.

Wm. H. Guthrie

_ Auctioneer
and Real Estate

TELEPHONE ............. 1465-2

. ROTON .
POULTRY" FARM

nowumo' a Levi's, shops.

taxpayers, as defined by law,

Levay, for, such license, and we
severally cer'tll’y ouch for
that we are taxpayers owning real
fate situated is said Town. of N
walk.

Dated at Norwulk, this 30th day
March. A. 1)., lilii.

Jollll Oldunscllluger, Julius lllud
sky, Joseph Magyar, Daniel Lei
John Novotillk Joseph Ileloase}

 

 

 

ed endorsels llre electors and ltnxp
(it‘s, as deiihcd by low, of the Town
Norwnlk.
Dated at Norwalk, this 2nd dltl'
April; A. i)., 1911. ’
' ANNIE

 

n. ennui,

till 10

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To the Board of (30mm L‘onlnllsslon-

Intoxicatisg Liquors, Ale, Luger Beer,
Rhine Wine and Cider. from Bela 110‘

to Iiela
Lellly, at 1 Lexington avenue, Town

We, the undersigned. electors and

or the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the'

application of the show named llelu

himself

I hereby certify that the above nanl

Assistunt Town “Clerk.

Al'llol (lrulldc was set on fire, and
many other. tanks. were hit, large
:qulilllillefi of oil Flowing into the I'll’»
er. . l,
Many shells from the Mexican wnr- gentlemen will also be ready
ships Vera Cruznnd Zurngoza have short speeches.
fallen near the American war vessels The object (,r the dinncr 11,, an
in the river. The Federals are report- ed by
ed to be so hard pressed that all the
.Jel'e Politil‘os throughout the country

Progressives», ltmil 1., l. Hall
(for the l’rollibillouisisl
Englisu Walling llor lilt‘

is expected lilul u number or

(.

a
lid

admission that General Villa and the
illehei arml have (u'cuplod 'I‘orrcon is
made bl the Mexican Herold loday.‘
The newspaper llth‘Vel‘, states that
General Aureliallo Iilllnqilet declares
that General Jose Refugio \K lllsoo, the
Federal commander, has not evacuat-
ed the city ill the full sense of the
lword but has made a strategic more
.Wdlit‘ii- is expected to give the best re.
suits on the arrival oi the ll‘elielui
wlly to ’l‘or-

municipal politic in the cal

Tuesday.

~Vk'o Commission.
ill case of his election.

do

03]

0,._ writer Company, Dr.

tion of the work of the wonle

 

 

 

Will pay highest cash prices for all
kinds of chickens. We have eggs for
hatching from choice mated pens of
White, Buff and Barred Plymouth
Rocks and White Wyandotes. Price
$1.00 per 15 or 30.00 per hundred

FIRST BALL.

WASHINGTON April 9.~ml’roaid
Wilson promised today to toss

first hall thrown on the

 

 

 

 

 

PRESIDENT WILSON TO THROW

Alnerican' mg, evening-

 

'l‘he president is Miss Catherine .\inl-

WOlilefl' 1
were of the deputation from (:onuectl- l

unfair competition from dealers whoi'
were willing to use inferior and adul-l‘

through
courtesy that the Country Club throws

rollllllittcc of invitation to assist him
ill the work. and according to pl‘osclltl
between
three and four hundrrd guests on that.
'lllcrc llil‘ spur June on the

and William)
iiorlclists. '10

the invitation Conunittec.
to bring together in a pleasant and so
ciul way the men and women ill (.‘on-

which preceded the election of last; 6:00!“
Every candidate was bom. 10323-
hnrricd with questions as to his ntti

tude on the recommendatlo; is or the NEW VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK

lnozl Potter gave a strong commends.A 3130K. 3'. 55. ‘4' ‘39“
“VA" 6: till: (i: 07 9:10x. 9' 40):. 9' {4.11.15XL

VV‘
ulld -

 

'Given by PUTNAM HOSE. CO.,N0.1

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a" 8 WEEK or A'Pnll. 13.20.

'Danclng Every Evening

lnter- Admission ................ . 15 cents
begill-‘l
X0“.
huvof

 

Absolutely the best ever. Each suc-
ceeding bill seems to surpass

, ' their entry into El Paso yesterday, has “1958 leagues 01' self- supporting W0"; forerunner. At the real vaudeville (M) Master box. from which the n ,
feet. Electric power. Propeller to. oi Water so, South Norwalk. as it not yet been determined by State no men and me momma,“ p, also spreadi “mm, Manuel gagklgoxmeofi hgmrguefii. l w
New York within two blocks. $60 a . partment officials, who incline to the mg ,0 man, of the smaller {01.1118 , standard time, 1-
mOfltll- BOX 0. Norwalk, Goon, 'FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE «FOR opinion that the problem is one for The \ew Haven Equal Flnnchise .,,g“3,,:.§f°{‘f M mm "m" "m" u
09 3t alll 3t lots-Two family house, 12 rooms; the immigration authorities. 'For the League 1,, continuing mowers of send- 0 ’S “Helgpzfiefilomelfl new
modern. with all improvements. Mnr- time being. the exiles apparently are lng suffrage speakers ,to appear lle- Three slow strokes water so he I”
TO L'ETwFIVE ROOMS, GOOD 140- lug Construction (30., l :l Washingtondependent upon the bounty of the peu- fore every organization that is “.1“ “31,3?“ 05 p_ m" mu Wound”. ‘ ~
cation, rent reasonable. F. ‘Hopp, 35.St. n8 lit pic of El Paso and the Red Cross. ing to receive them. Next Tugsdm Where you]. Money Docs I t's pun ll “lied for lelt- '

spealc Duty.

before the New Haven Retail Blltcht special Extraordinary Engagement of

from] With a. superb legitimate company.

THE VALDOS,
Illquunlod magical luirtllmakers.

leanlyi
tileil‘.‘
l Full and Daring.
ate 01' GUS NEUS AND HARRY ELDRED,
”The Yap Hank Guardsmen.‘
Acrobatic comiqnes exlnaordinary.

 

Three wonderful voices,
BEAU BRUMMELL TRIO.
hell

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to the name of Brownie. Please re- cation; perfect COllillllOII; bunk mort- grave rumors are current there that m doors 0,,“ ,0 u“. 51,.an Hague. FIDDLER AND SHELDON

I
ill”) to AIM- Pogally. Sound View sage; Imlallcu to suit bill'er- ’“rlllel‘. 'I‘sllulll'ohlls fallen- While there is 3'10 Mr. Minute 8 H. Taylor, the eel-re- The entertainers to his lordship
Avo. .19 3t Sentinel Office. all fit confirmation of this, it is known that ,u,_\.‘(,,- ,1“. Value is managing um. Vaudeville

large.

as (it Remington all ""33““! by “WM l0 909‘" hole. progrnmw one im oath of the fin: FRIDAY.
alpha. 0 Iolmmlz‘lsu. ‘ Late leilontairmn Tamplt'o say that Wimp,“ Dill‘lli'll and (1530.19) Norrie Augustus Thomas lpresenls 'C‘llél‘ki‘l‘fi
par with. Mach "‘1: “w “emu“ 3““"Uuls are 8110005511111! Osborne or New Haven for the cream as a movies picture play lll
FOUN 7‘ 1 ‘ , la “1123:1331.- moat." defending the icon, but are dome 'l‘hn polliiclll spullkers nl'o lion, 'l‘llonl hurls. It has liclilzllltd millions“-
D~LARGIL TAB DOD, WIL Em Exchange, 1“ PM,“¢3'".’, much danlngo by bad marksmanship: m, l.. Reilly. ”m1. 101", ll. ”gm,
ton license. Owner may have same by _duoport. -

 

Professor Yaldcll Henderson (tor the.

chill!”

and Hartford
Railroad Timetable

IN EFFECT MARCH 15,1914

other
witll '

uphill"
in

had a till-lie of how women take lull 10 ~75» 11- 24

l’, M.-——l2: 50K

":Ollf, 7:12 ..

lix,
57x,

npnign‘ 3 : 90x

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the employee of the Underwood Typei 11103.

and his intentional A fibril-“1.540 6 4" 3 03ml." :
Speaking mi 82512:, 9:15x, 10:02x. 10:05. 10:50X.‘ MAILS
Rockwell Horn." P. ill—42:03. nos. 2:04x. 2:57.; NorwaikPostofi'ice
5:05x, .l‘. 24 5:23.? ‘

ll.

done. ’or are they incapable or good

morals? “Are you, Mr. Citizen, going
to be a voter. or a shutter?” the -—---v
Com-nut further asked. Apparently, 3001'" NOHYSl’EgFINK ‘

They afford a drreot way'of
ourl‘yin'g a message to the ones who

'Annual Firemen ’8 Fair

'RED MEN'S HALL, SO. NORWALKJ

it ,3

llnl‘luollists of the exceptional kind.

Music Hall

six I 3“

New York, New Haven

SOUTH NORWAl-K TO NEW YORK .aowM-Tow Fina ALARM custom“

7.. it
9:42, 10:12x,

 
 
 
 

I‘m Mann timeouts" M
Worn-l. telephone ior are

11.2.0
0-: 'a‘shin'uton and North I,
“signings? lemon d at-
a
Ins}! e. O Corset Factory. Drive.
G~l-'ont a Theatre.

'l—-Norwelk Hos

immune giant 0I'nglliltortr and our
mus ‘

lfl--x\Veat St, Franklin Hohhot.

iB—uEG‘ennol-d Eit. .. Concord and

ill—North Main and Ann Bio

8.t and his low An.
ohrwalli Iron

it—«Hlah School, West Ave.
u—~ t St and' Jaylor A?
#30 :7 Ave and Lowe a
4—-Chefltllul and Ham! an
lib—«South Main and Monroe”
36-~1.exi:lgton Ave. and Austin li‘.
illim rova Btu
name 8L. between We

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ill—x81) Ewleclrlo lWorks. more It.
iii—xSpring andC vies
85~xHav1lllnll and "Water fits.
87~xllockwood Mfg g.
ilwr'alrtieid Ave. and 0cm It.
“~10 yior Ave. and South ill.
ill-WV our art! In" .. and um
t$-gurritt and Quinton) Abll. and

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Woodward and mimos- Ans. ‘
lib-Golden Hill St. and Ellwood A"...
oil—Washington 8:. an tad;
Bil—Freight yard and Ann 8L. mm
9 ——Norwal all: Look 00., private.
Box 63~Corner Putnam avenue
lteed street.
(it) Denotes non-interior!“ mus.

Ire alarms for on! district inc I.“
solved by telephone.

Four long blasts of the whistle t;
8: 30 a. m.. and 12: 30 p. Ill. 1|!le
no school tor the following session.
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NORWALK Fine amnion

lkCorner of Main and was Small.
Zl—Belden Avenue and Union on... '
22—«8 ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24-1 nion Park.

26-Weet Avenue and Berkeley Street,
fl—ankiln Avenue and Line: Piano.
iii-Jinn house. (Private box).
ail—West Avenue and Merwin 8m
ail—Jinrbor Avenue and Orchard Street-
ill—Chaps Street and Harbor Avenue.
lid—West Avenue. near me armory.
38—8tevens Street and Elm Oren.
01-43mm: Street and Wilton avenue.
IS—Malu street and North Av emu.
ia—Frsnce Sires

62—119.“: and Catherine Streets.

v Canaan Road and Blair some.
'Si—Chestnat Street. near summer or.
66—Main Street and Union Avenue.
lib-On 'Ille Green.
d:~—Ea.st Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
its—East Avenue and {mum lane.

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IAST NORWALK I'lRE ALARM 801“
Fire headquarters, on vain wt Sim
Telephone 1'")
l-«F‘ilch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled .
A telephone message to Electric 8t. .
(705) between the hours or is p. in. II.-
6~M1rvin Stilool (private
212——Euet Wald; .ngion and rt 8th.
2H~ Van Zandt Bt and Osborn Ave.
1.218 East Ave and Rowan 8t.
211-—Wlnileld St
223—F‘ert and Charles St).
"so—lam Ave. and Fitch 8t.
225»SL John St: and Edits Ave.
a32-§cuview Ave and First St.
s~35 Boulevard and Second 8L
336— Cove‘Avo. and Fifth St.
sat—Boulevard stud Blackstone at. (Tel.
—Keywnr St. and more it Ave. 6‘“
342——I(eyser St. and Duck Pond ill. (m
Mil~8liore Haven. l'l"ol )
6 a m.. ving location (of fire. on It“
will beg ven o' nearest hex.
tire on gremisee where located.
Secou alarms are only to he give
[i‘ill lellief or acting chief upon his
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sc eclni Signals
——One blast at odd times. testing It

on.pe

——One blast at rfp. m.. standard on...

l—Two blasts. re out

1- ll-—'l'wenty two. at s a. in. no m-

illg session of public school

it il—Twenty two, ot12.30 p m. on I!
t.rtloon session of public school.

llliiillli Xi‘an blasts quickly UIID'

entire «'cpartmon.

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' . . . 'have ""9“ ordered ‘0 force enlist- ncclicu who are interested ill woman A- M- ’4' 29‘ .1.1'l,3x1'.=il\,6 09 *—

PMNT'NG. PAPERHANGING. DEC' [105};gc:;;(g)2::?fl:l333 f:;t|);:fllili;:e: plants to the utmost. cum-pg: “m, they may exchangel 0:05x '1' :18x 7 till, 8:17): 8155x9:1.'1x,iMT"° "'03” 0" a" be” mun. 1"'
crating. Palnters' supplies. Wall my line of a Church Ediflce or Public The gumm‘“ IlrnVo 1“ ”9““! “W“? ideas, plan' new activities, and rejoice 9‘37: IO 27x, 10'4“ 11"” :12—2nghland Av" to N g' N‘ a“ ‘ "
per, unto-date styles, lowest prices. Schoolhouse. or the premises per. ready for ”mm" “'0‘“ here ‘0 “111' together over the growing popularityI P. M.—-vl:09x. 1:18, 3:00x, ll: 2.9.zlap—gloioiqflgzlllafidag‘dmlggflpgltfid.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on taining thereto or any Posboiiil'e pine, with 300 troops and ammunition, ol‘ the great "Imam”, for which 0“,. -i:i0x, 5:12»: 5:44. 6:00x, 0:47, 7. 02x,. "145$, MM", Baum} m ”mm. In.
den; solicited. Tel. ‘400. Alexander Public Library 2.. Celileterv ' ' which halo been urgently requested by Men‘s mp3,“. stands.“ l Tzfiix. ilziix. 10:12x. iethgaéfiggmg’g‘ghg“gin”gang“
WM“ 6‘ 1'2 any A” m“ n Dated at Nor“ slk this 31d any of the “’"l’lm "mm The “a“d‘d‘vlll‘t W “'9 ”1"“"1‘9 8“"‘13” $2533??? 5: ethics??? ”L
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'eon. _ ‘_/ . organization of woolen,” he said, 1ch 11-30 12 00X- lull]: m-ZwmgiugJDéfll": N all. '
or- ] According to General lllnuqnet. a longing to this city, has rery'properlyl Sundays. inflows. Mimi? to?“ grieving. 95"....
m, ‘ position has been established by Vt» and very pertincutly put up these rec- A. hi.~6:00. 8:03x. 9100):. 10:02:03,}5523 $;_fi§“,°:n3“sw,§ 1., “m {
’llllsco at C erro do in (has, from which oulmendations—wthoss of the Vicel‘11200x. ”3;: 1;: afgmggggg’ygimm‘ W
place he dominates 'l‘orrcon with his -(lomlllission~—to the present candi- l’. M. W12: 10 l 0"X all!“ 5 033‘ Mir“ ' Vernon“. Bonita Norwolk.
“y .artlllel'y dates for Mayor. it must be admitted; 0 04, 6101\372'1”. 3' "ix 9' 40ml 1 15‘ .‘g'oo g,?§:q:,s,n€n station. mum-y a.
of The newslmpers‘llrinled ill Spanish that tile questions of the women arc‘l. 12' :00x. 5,” D. 1.1,...131V121," We“ and m "33::
[do not muko' any mention of the cap» far more effective than the questions, --—~-—* W00. ma :31:le mafia; ‘ .
f lure of Torrcon, ‘ol‘ the men. The questions of tho so . SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN , Loot manncmim “t 5 309, "
o f The government announced through men have punch.“ l, A. Vi' ~19 23x I: 17x 0: 09, 7: 3 ‘ 89M" “"90““ El 3' 39 ll “9
the newspapers today its intention of lit ls curtail that not oil the calldistilzlux.10:"..2, 11:11x, ll 57:: CL w a. m. Alsatitegfizrfl-
ilnstitlltlna ll censorship on cable dis: dates enjoyed the punch In the we ‘ I’. M. —.-i: 20. 3216):, 4:28.521i, dzifix, 7.0.1., m..“,mm, “mil?nd n.
inflicimg, ,nlon‘s questions. Those who l'mlnllllM‘l, 7:10x, 0:26x, 10:.l0x. 11:21: :3“:- $.2“dl‘.iil.§’2‘iia°mnm'r}?°
m--..."— {their names Ill the black lintwtlle list; Sundays. wanting—5&3; wm9fia lie. at
DAY WON FROM ANDERSON of those anchoring unl'nvorably, or'. A, M.--12:23x, 1:17x, 72-i3, 9:101. lz:lop.m m.—Dimbury division. “ "
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Arthur Dali. ruled 90. defected A. whose answorn were not up ‘to the,10119. lizllx. » 2% g, minim at ‘
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Crockett 8t Rowayton. on tl it till pays to first game Day, 90‘ Anderson 85. doulltedly the publicity ‘give .l to the A. M.~»i:20, ll:l l'l 8: 27. 0: 592: . r. 8 “mm“ 1
Phone 16202 or 517. ‘8 Kline lllrolulda with the Boston “”3 2 lposlllon of the candidates had nolnci' I’. M.~.~‘l:25. 4:38, 0220. 7:15. My”. ‘ '
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~club called A, :1: .Vl’lhituvfl uslliugton 2'7. Ill-~i of the candidates; but the \volnelll A. BIL—”10135. MM” ARRIVI no"
NOTICE f' . , e 8 case today. .28 28 ivora woil convinced by their exilel' P. It .,——-2:15. 7:15. um", "MM,“ 1:00, m”
#158“§3m M“ r1150." that the first ball 34 ‘ :55 lanes at this election tildt indirect ind. —:~—-—~—--r . , wa'Iaml 93mg”??? :23”. 10'” ~
All outslnnding bills receivable by xoiii berecevol on the throw by Edy 43“] “8‘52 iluonce does not “my the weight “my DANBU‘RY'TO SOUTH NORWALK' 8L1: ““13 8‘“ :1 n1.
‘ . , , . .0 us, Wlo wil oppose Walter John 54“, 41 they wobid“hnve hnd if they had been A. m,....p;op, 7:23. 3319- 107033" wil'u: 3:931:919lift‘
the 1. airfield County Dally Company. son in the box. incidentally Mr. mm ,3 43 -2 V voters with a large backing of wol ii: 51”. "M ”' m“
a bankrupt wnm‘i' m to m mm "r “W "1° ”reside” ”mm M 1 l ‘ so . ‘ 'men voters to illiDDOl‘t them. a Mwi'21.0:40 s: no . "dtiog'lg‘ all"
immediately to me. “I that the affairs for the season. g: ‘ h 02 l l "Voting wrote the Courailt of Hart ‘ I I. 31ind;¥l I w’l.‘..‘1’.‘.?.."'in°‘in'7.$i‘ ii: 1'0:
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