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.' DIED ' TO LET FOR s'ALE
PARMELEE —— AT HER RESI-
deuceI 63 West avenue, Norwaik,
Conn, April 13, .1914, Julia C Shelton,‘
widow of late Charles C. ParmeleeJ
Services at 53 West avenue, Norwallr,1
81" 10:30 0'0100k 11. 111., T110311“. All?“ rooms upstairs; water, has and. toilet; g -
Inquire Wm.‘
1113 luund commodious house, .12 liavlland
‘ St;
[14.
Interment at New Haven.
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WANTED
WANTED~—TO HIRE 30 ACRES 011
more of pashire land. 11‘. ii. Wempe,
-‘West Norwalk. alli l't
WANTED -- SEVERAL FIRST
mortgage loans of $2,500 and $3.800 at
6 per cent llox 685, South Norwalk.
“ 1118 (it
WANTED-AT ONCE, IN SOUTH
. Norwaik, seven or eight rooms. All
improvements. .Phone 580-3. all {it
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED TO
sell higherode nunsery stock. fully
guaranteed. Part or all your time.
Outfit free. Pay weekly. Write for
Ilorms. 'Homer Chase 00., Auburn,
Maine. :14 at all 3t
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market [prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
813.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
029 tf
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
ication; rent reasonable.
TO LET—~F IVE ROOMS, (3001) L0-.
Cove Ave, East Norwalk.
TO LET—ON UNION so. our'
nice yard.
lllllsdon,
.Rent $15.
6 Elizabeth St.
TO LET-4HOU'SE, FOR COLJRED
TO‘ LET—«SIX ROOM COTTAGE,
TO LET——LOVV.ER FIJOOR. PART
improvements. 16 Rowan St., East
Norwalk. Adults preferred. Inquire
18 Rowan St. all (it
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM.
all improvements. Use of telephone.
Inquire 108 South Main St. all 3t
TO LETMSIX ROOMS. FIRST
floor, reasonable rent. Inquire 12
Ohestuut .St. 111 (it
TO L'ET——FIVE ROOMS, GOOD LO
cation, rent reasonable. F. ‘Hopp, 35
Cove St, East Norwalk. 116 (it
TO LET-«FIVE ROOMS, WITH: [M-
SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN. movements. 9 Hamilton Ave. In-
quire United Grocery Co. 11120 if
Wm. H. Guthrie
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
'l'iiiiJEPHONE . . . . . . . . . 1466-2
I00)...
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
chiropractic is the 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
title back. Evan if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in one 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 gluon also.
T. Francis. D. C.
94 Washington so, So. Normlk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Know Thyself
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, manure, Accromv'r’
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
c. 1'. MoGOVERN
tusumncs AND :EAL earn"
166 Washington Street.
Iouth Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 846.
John Founjaine
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 posts] will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE
PHONE con.
if other mthodae hve faedil to
help you and other
Chimpractors
hurt‘you, call on me and be con-
vmced that I' am using the BEST‘
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
' E. BARTHO’L, D. C.
63 Moadbw St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
1107 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m.
,, ’Spinai Analysis Free,
m
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A shod adv. pays best in the best
” new. ..
The
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Eficiency
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
“Who Kn O w
ThelvBfisiness At-
tracting Quali-
ties of such.
F. Hope, 315‘
8.13 lit:
iCall mornings or evenings. Junius
'lng Construction 00., 1:3 \i’ashington
family, 6 rooms, $10.00 monthly:
Hayes' Market. 11113 lt'
TO LETwF‘URNISHED ROOM,
Ilrst floor, to right, all improve
mental Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. Gentleman .pre-
lierred. all 3t
10 Quintard Ave., steam heat... gas
and garden: rent $16.00. inquire at'
No. 1 Burbank sr. all 31‘
, of the Personal Property of John G.
FOR 8ALE~SELECTED EGGS
from Barred Plymouth Rocks and R.
l. lteds and two hundred egg loghoras.
llrown, 21') Elm Grove St. all :it
FOR SALE OR RENT-«LARGE
easy terms. For turther particu-
lars inquire C. Swartz, Old Well (‘lgar
CO. mar28 tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
lots-Two family house, 12 rooms,
modern, with all impiovements. Mar-
St. :18 6t
FOR SALEv—TWO SECONIHIAND
automobiles. inquire Reddy and
Ayers. 50 Van Zant St. a? fit
FOR 8ALE-DWIGI.I.ING. MI'S‘T
be disposed of before 15th to settle
partnership; 9 rooms: all the 1m
:provements: close to trolley; good lo
cation; perfect condition; bank mort-
gage; balance to suit buyer. Partner,
Sentinel Office. :16 6t
FOUND.
FOUND-SUM Oi“ MONEY. ON
bridge. Owner may have sau1e.by
proving property 11nd paying for this
adv. Richie Hoyt, ilial‘ner's store. East
Side. 1113 it
MISCELLANEOIJS.W
AUCTION SALES ~ LICENSED
auctioneer. Sells anything from fur-
niture to real estate, now arranging
for spring sales. ‘l’or terms and open
dates apply to Thomas F. llurke, 16
Park Row, Stamford Phone 1420 and
222-3. :11: 3t!
TYPEWRITERI.
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mono: TYPE WRITERS—L O.
Smith. Undervoo
Romtn [ton 0111.
makes. sold, rents
repaired. Rentals 0
per month. Machine!
solo. at 85 per month.
The Piummer Troo-
:rlter Exchange, 166 Fur-tick! An.
Mouton".
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Pninters’ supplies. Wall pa-
per, up—todate styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. 'Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. m14 bf
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NOTICE
All outstanding bills, receivable by
the Fairfleld County Dairy Company,
a bankrupt concern, are to be paid
immediately to me. so that the affairs
of the company can be wound up.
GEORGE ‘31. NEVIUS, Trustee.
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Auction Sale
There will be a Public Auction Sale
Brundage. OI Rowayton Ave, Thurs-
day, April ilith, at 10 a. m., or next
clear day. including 1 mowing mach-
lne, l hay rake, l clipping machine,
1 plow, 1 road cart, 1 team Wagon, 1
carryall, i log or stone derrick, 1 corn
sheller, 1 grain cradle. 1 grindstone.
1 crosscut saw, crowbars, chain, pick,
shovel, drills, etc, 1 No. 8 Guardian
range. a quantly of blue dishes, 2
feather beds, household furniture and
a miscellaneous quantity of things.
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Not Time In I Milo.
A Washington horseman tells of all
A
”George ltcbey tells this story in las:
Interview In London Motor: "1 do
remove 111,1'iuuinulp 111 driving from
with the grease paint still upon my
face 0111.- 11lnl1t we had 11 iltllc‘ alterca-
lion with the dr'lwl of u vehicle. who
qnllu fol-'1 1ny declared that he had not
it‘llil us conduit toward him. which was
quite true. Ins-nose he had been fast;
asleep. At last I looked out all the win-
dow at him. when. Jumping back in
surprise. he demanded. "00's the old
fright you’ve got abnurd'l' 'My 1111111
tor is Mr. George 11011ch responded
my driver, with dignity." Well, you tell
'1111.’ said the man, scrulublinr. up into
his cart. ‘thnt if 'e'd sit on the ennln'
with that face and nose and them cyo
brows, 'c wouldn't want no 'cudllghtn
In u i’om‘ "
His Money Was Sate.
Schopenhauer. the German pessi-
mist, was asked one any to dinner by
u gentleman who had also invited a
number of Prussian officers. Said one
of the olllcers to Schopenhauer. "Why
do you put 11
plate?"
"I have made a vow.” replied the
philouophcr, "to give this piece of
money to a beggar the very first time
i dine with the military without hear—
Ing-taik about women and horses. it
is titty years since i made this vow.
but I have not yet been called upon. to
bestow my trederic in aims."
Harder Still.
Senator Sheppard- wail talking about
a pathetic ligurc In 'l‘cxnrknna. an o. d
merchant who. after attaining a purl
11011 or eminence, now saw his trade
slowly (insulting hlln for younger :1an
more radical rivals
. "Poor old Blank Is 11 pathetic liuure. "
said Senator Sheppard “11c shows us.
that. hard as it is to climb up‘ in tin-
world. it is harder still to cllmbdowu."
“New York TI'.ibunc
Just What She Said.
"Does he e1e1' try to Iluitcr you?"
"Indeed he doesn't. lie always tells
me the plain. unvnrnlsllcd lru{h."
"Why. I heard him tell you hat, you
were betvildcringiy beautiful."
“Didn't 1 mil you so!“ -
Post.
Ilmisiun
A Mutual Pleasure.
Mother—Wore you glad to get back
so school and see your dour teacher?
Little Slow-Well. -I—l was just about
is glad as dear teacher was to get
back and see me!
Time Wasted.
Madeline—lids a nice young man to
take a girl fishing. I must snyi May-
fished!
Ads. for light on the‘ where to buy'
puzzle, -
our London bull to uhotlicl‘. hnl' travel ‘
‘ the Sleuth Norwnlk irieihodlut Church
l'l'cderlc under your ‘
Why. what did he do? Madeline—Re ‘
I’lll’lillll IiillSth IIIS
THE LAST JUDGMENT.
Spohr'o Oratorio to Be Given in South
5' Norwalk Church on Friday by Chor-
: us of Forty Voices.
Some thing the people of Norwalk
have seldom been permitted to enjoy
In their home city will be the cummcnx
musical entoxtninmcnt to be given 1::
on Friday evening, .'- .n'il lith. at eight
o'clock. It is to 1..- a rendition u.‘
Spoilr‘s oratoria. "'l'he Last Judg~
meat.“ Music lovers will be sure ol.’
a great treat.
1 'l‘hete will be a chorus of forty so
looted voices. singers of copulation in
am 11111! «States. , When this same c1-
tci'taimnent was presented in live
Bridgeport churches there was stand-g
1m; room only on each occasion. 'I‘hc‘
admission Is free and all“ are welcome.
"The entertainment is under the man-
accment of John E. Stevens, of the 11.
Sonnenherg Piano Company, 11'? South
Norwalk. .\11'. Stevens‘ has been try-
i‘ii',’ for some time to engage this con
cert and has at last been slice-31111111l.~
ills cil‘mt will be appreciated by th )seI
who attend. ‘ 1
Joseph (‘. Collins 11cll known in mu :
isical circles 111-111: a music tout-lea
twith a large class in Bridgeport and
also choir director of L‘hrist iv -isco-,‘
pal (‘lnuch in that city. ls div ‘(3101' or
lln,1 orntorio.
1 PUTNAM HOSE COMPANY FAIR
I (ircut preparations; have been made
for the opening; of the Pain-.1111:HoseE
(‘cmpnm fair in lied Men‘s Hall.
11111111. The members: have worked
ihard for the past 1'1:w weeks and snow
cuss is already assured. The work Oi,
decorating the booths and hall has
been started and will present a very
pretty sight. (.110 oi the most popular
features of the fair will he the voting
‘ronlest for the most popular fire com-
pany. This contest is on between the
'Old Well. Muyl‘lnwcrs, Phocnlx, Pio-
neer, liope Hose, Reliance and Row-
ai‘ion Ilose companies. Much rivalry
has already been shown and the light
for the beautiful 101 lug cup promises
to be a hot one. Valuable door
awards will be given each owning.
Fiddler's orchestra will provide music
for the dancl 154.
1
DREAMLAND MASQUERADE.
1 The masqucradr- ball at Dreamland,
on Friday of this week, is attracting
Home seekers watch Sentinel Want (onsldcrablo interest among local lov:
- 91's of dancing. l‘hctc are munv who
are liming new costumes made, and.
twenty prizes will be given for the,
best costumes. {tinny visitors will be
Itfiii illllltis
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District
Court April It A. 1).. 1914.
Estate of Mary E. Godfrey,
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
this court for adjustment, at the Pro
01’, the administrator
of April. 191-.1 :
HFVRY \1. 01111160118,
'Judge.
NOTICE
To Contractors
the Cit) ll ‘ngineer oi the City 01' Nov
said City, until Monday,
1914.
Bald .‘proposals to cater the tarnish-
April 20
a Stone Arch lirldge at Broad street,
Norwalk, Connecticut.
the specifications may be 11111 by call
log on said City Engineer at said ol’~
doc, and depositing Tcn
($10.00) for which his receipt may be
overnuxlous ownei and 11 particularly
:onsclcntious 111101 at a vcrcnt meet at I
I‘imllco. The owner had issued full or-
ders 11s to the w11y.11 horse was to be
ridden in a certain race. The lot: kty
was a diminutive dorky. The original 1
orders were supplemented by proy‘l-
alone far all manner of emergencies. all
of which somewhat bewildered tho
jockey.
, “See licnh, boss," he finally said, "dis
hoah race is only one mile... I can‘t do
all them things you tolls in jest one
mile."-—-Excha11ge.
l
Games.
Games are not meant for idle people
who have nothing to do but study
them. il‘helr true use is as n relaxm
1.1011 for the, man who Is doing some
serious work in the world and In doing
it hard enough to make games the
occupation of a holiday and not of his
best strength and time.-lt‘ilson Young.
W
Coed tenants are to be hula-for
'to unsuccessful bidders, within five
had and which sum of money. will be
returned upon the moon of the speci
ilcatlons in good order to said City
Engineer.
Bids avast he made on blank rormsp
to be obtained from the .City Engineer
Each bidder will file with his bid. a
certified check in the sum of 8110. pay
able to the Treasurer of the City of
‘Norwalk, which check sli'ail be I’m-
:i'elted in case the contract shall bc
awarded and the contractorto‘whom }
such award shall be made. shall fall?
to enter into contract and make suit ‘
able bbnd as prOvlded for in the speci-
ilcatlons.'1‘he checks will be returned i
day s. .
All bids must be enclo in 's'ealcd
envelopes, marked“; “Probate 1"ufor
Construction of a Stone Arch $15111 s13:
iirond Street,Norwa1k,Cohn ticut."
and euchmustbe, enclavedtinwe enond
sealed enwelopecali'rji‘dressed to
or must: as. ,
City of Willi, Fai dCounty.
Connschism.l ‘ . Mil" it i
,A‘ cod: net-17111
it contain
late of.
Ordered, That the administrator ex:
hibit his administration account to ding. Tomorrow James O'Neil, in five
bate office in Norwalk, on the 2511: will be shown.
day of April, 1911. at 10 o'clocki’ore- triumph of three decades.
noon. and that all persons interested ing character of lunnas' masterpiece.
in said estate may be notified there- portraycd by its greatest interpreter;
will cause this an achievement in science and art, and ‘
order to be apublished in a newspaper one that you should not fall to are. '
having a circulation in said disti'ct.:
at least flvo days before said 26th day
Sealed proposals will be received .by
walk, at his office in the (‘in Hall of
ing of materials and the pcrfOrmunce
of labor required or the rebuilding 01'
Plans may be seen and copies. of
Dollars
‘ hospital yesterday afternoon for med»
present us‘ the dance is advertised all
over Connecticut. Foidler's singing
orchestra oi 12 pieces will furnish.
music until .: o‘clock. Nothing Is
left undone by the 111111111gelnont to see
of \OI‘WLIK 88:. PIOMIP that men 1111111 will hate a good time.
Music Hall.
‘. Tonight the management offers a
two part feature in The Fatul‘ Wed-
parts, in The Count of Monte Cristo.
This is the dramatic
The guid4
Hoyt‘s Theatre.
j Lawrence Crane and his celebrated
:compnny ol’ mystiliers will appear in“
the headline act at Hoyt‘s
theatre this week. The celebrated:
Irish wizard will introduce his own
sumptuous creation that has astound—i
,ed both continents. namely the spooky
”‘Den 01‘ Mystery.” Mr, Crane and
,hls company are too non-hers in the:
list oi” w'orlds magical men, and the
management has scored a distinct bit
in securing the act.
, Another big feature not ’
marks this grand Easter bill 01’
scream surprises and vaudeville is,
”The Tin) ( rock, in which Marguerite
Nelson & Company appear.
Tiny Crook" is a comedy dramatic
or rich features. 1
Marie Lavarre, the Sunshine Ilrl.
will dispense sunshine and song dur-'
ing the first three days of the wociti
along with the other acts Kelt lit”
Deniont, eccentric funstors, are to:
furnish entertainment that Is orinizmll
and yet is entertaining. .
As the windup act of this glorious]
bill, the management has sutured:
Lady Alic‘es pets, a marvelous train-I
ed 11 211111111 novelty. Also the mmics. ii
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Good tenants pro in be hath—tor
‘ “um m..—p...—
: the advertising. ’ . . I:
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' NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss i.illia11."lit....’lohn. of East Nor-r
walk, was discharged from the Nor-I
walk Hospital yesterday afternoon ..
Mrs. Alfred Manny, of First street,;
East Norwaik, was admitted. to the;
foal treatment: Mrs. Manny is quitei
sick. ‘, . ,
BMW.
Coed tenants are to be had
the advertising.
10- ,-
-10.:
“r".rw' Way‘s“ .'
MUSEMENTS‘
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Annual Fireman’s Fair
Given by PUTNAM HOSE 00..)No, 1.
RED MEN'SHALL, so. NDRWALK
WEEK OF’ APRIL 13-20.
Dancing Every Evening
Admission .. 15 cents
:rl
ilrund Easter bill of screams, sprprises!
and sensations at the home 01‘ su-
perb vmulcville.
HO y t,
Always striving to be distinctive. In
entertainment. qualities.
A distinguished announcement.
celebrated Irish wizard,
LAWRENCE CRANE
And His Company of Mysilflers,
Introducing Mr. (Irane's sumptuous
creation that has astounded both
continents, “The Den of MYStery."
MARGUERITE NELSON AND CO.
'P1cscnts a comedy diamatic .plnylet of
the underworld called “The Tiny
Creek."
The
MARIE LAVARRE,
The Sunshine Girl.
KEIT AND DEMONT,
Eccentric I-‘unstcrs.
LADY ALICE'S PETS,
A marvelous trained animal novelty.
Music Hall...
TUESDAY.
James O'Neil, The Count of Monte
Crista.
Military
BALL
Given By
Sixth 00., C, A. C., 2nd 8%.. 3rd Di-
vision, N.. M., C. N. G,
NORWALK ARMORV,
EASTER MONDAY EVENING,
APRIL 13th,1914.
Music by American Band
Admission
All rights
re served.
~
Plain' and
pcpular '
I
Simple
l
which:
Advertising
"The"
playlet of the underworld and Is lulli
I
lifzcreases
Profits.
‘ 1 1336 d—Jinve Ave. and Fifth St.
sour» nonwaun rm- sun”
IGXIII .l
lire Alarm Headwinds:- It
Works. Telephone for fire I
Balm, uhinnton on North loin
ohooitomo Htoe.
4—11): and Raymond dill!
FIR G Cors tFutorv. Mum.
C-H0yt'l Theat t.re
7-—Norwo.lk
“08:30” and (my ' " ‘
111.4th Hat... Franklin Bonool.
lkfigogoclord at, Concord Ind
14—- No rth Main and Ann all I.
iii—Hi h 8t. and Ba View Au.
orwaik Iron orkn
1 ~Wcu Ave on. Coos. 8t.
B—Hwigh School West Ave.
I!-W West St. on .uylor Av.
iii—xiii iy Ave. and Lwo oBt.
Il-Chestnut and Henry Btu.
fl—xBouth Main and Monroe Ito.
ilk-Lexi 11 Ave. and Austin It.
81—4179“ and Elm Grove an.
“~8outh Main 81.. between Gum
Meadow Bl-
33-41(11) Electric Works, Bum or.
“-4 8 ring and Cisv Bio.
85- oviiand and Water Bu
Bi—ximckwood Mfg Co
01-" Fairneld Ave. and Led-r or.
n—‘l‘aylor Ave. and South 81.
a-—~Woodw on! 1m. and Meadow l
ii—Bun'ltt and Quiniard Avon. Ind
(ti-Woodward and bowndes Aves. ‘
Iii~Oolden 11111 St. and Idiomwood A's.
:tii'vuihii'tmni'dm” 11311091.. prints.
re 11 an an
ii—Norgalkyiioclt Oo..p vote.
Box 61~Corner Putnam avenue s
Reed street.
(11) Denotes non-interior!“ bones.
(M) Mast ter box. from which an acne
her of any box can be sounded
One stroke at 13 noon and l p. Q
standard time
One stroke all odd timer, rooting at
line Open.
Two strokes after an alarm. tin out. I.-
calls department. 1- 1
«Three slow strokes water to be I“!
0
At 13: 06 p. m.. each Wednesday. I be.
uiled for test. ‘
re alarms for any district Ibo I‘D-1'
ooh-Ad bv telephone. 3‘
Four long blasts of the whistle“
8:30'11. m. and 12:30 p.111. indie“.
no school for the following “W
l-—l—l~—-1
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NORWALK FIR:l ALARM-1
ib-Comer or beam and Win streets.
21 ~Bclden Avenue and Union Piano.
22~Spring Hill and Kellogg Siren.
24—41mm Park. ~
ZE—West Avenue and Berkeley also“. ’
flwl-‘mnkiln Avenue and Lynn: moo.
ill—Jigs house. (Private box). . ,
88-—West Avenue and Mom D Street. ,
83-411er Avenue and Orchard Street. :
34.011apel Street and Harbor Avenue. ’
8—Wcst Avenue. near the armory.
88~81evens Street and Film Crest.
ii—Cross Street and Wilton overwo- .1
42—Main street and North Avenue.
43 ——ii‘rance Btree
Ila—Jain and Catherine Street:
v Conan non Road and Fair Strum.
til—Chestnut Street. near Bummer ll.
56~Main street and Union Avonno.
:dz—On The. Gre e.h
ca—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
lad-East Avenue and Dachau Kane.
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EAST NORWALK rm: ALARM .03..
Fire headquarters. so van that It“.
Telephone 110 ,
tnFitch School (private).
Private boxes will only We!” no.
A telephone message to Ell
(705) between the hours of C at II. M
S—M'rnln School (private .
,212—East Washin on and rt an.
Mill—Van Zandt 8 and dOIbol'n An
laid—East Ave. and Rowan BL . I _
217--—Winiield St. 1 . .14
,223-s'or1 and Charles Bis. '
Eur—East Ave. and Fitch 8t.
1 ZZHt John St and Edlle Ava.
laaz-Sesvlew Ave. and First at
SSS—Boulevard and Pernod 8t.
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Iii—Boulevard and Blackstone Br. I”
iii-«Keyncr 31.111111 Pine Hill Ave. l‘ol.
MZ—Keyser 8t. and Duck Pond rd. “I.
843 —Shore Haven. (Tel )
[6 a. m.. vlng location of tire. In M
will be ven o. nearest MI. '
Ears O11 remlses where located.
Boson alarms are only to be (In.
the chief or acting chiei’ upon till t
at the tire.
Special Signals
l—Oone blast at odd times. testing or I!“
—'One blast at I |$111.. standard till.- :
l-L—‘l‘wo blasts, re out. 1
'I no mu
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i 11-11—-Twen1y two, at a :1. m.
1113 session of public schoo
ll- ii—Twenty- ~iwo, at 11:30 )3. 111.. no ‘9
con session of public school.
iliiliiili-Ji‘en blasts quickly null: ch,
entire department -
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM 1:1on
1 Two strokes or are hell. than. 1-1. as
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till
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