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For Sale,
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Professional Cards, and
"sash-To Let,
Business and
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L‘ASSIFIED Advertisements 911
this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
l WANTED ‘ TO LET FOR SALE
WAnrgpnlnsmmsum, nus, To LET~0 noous AT 4 caoss’ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—«ES.
Schaub 1,; Vi'ashnglon St. “12,-, it St. Rent $12.00. Inquire I". 1), Law- tablislted milliuery business for sale.
' ton 171 South Main St, m25 (it good location, trial given to buyer;
WANTED—. l 1. FOR "EN R. 1 ..__.....---___~ ~~—- 'pcice very reasonable; good oppoltu
' AGR G E ‘1' TO LET —Fl RNSHEI) ROOMS,
housework. Apply to Mrs. F, W.
was, 3 Crescent Terrace, South Non,
(walk. m25 31. two. Apply 10 “est Ave. 1112:) .ltV
WANTED __ PRACTICAL STEAM! TO LET —- FURNISHED ROOMSI
litters and general machinists. Applyland garage. ”at“: 910- Centrally 10‘
iNorwalk Tire and llubber Co. m‘_’5 titi rated. Inquire at 10 Clay St. n125 3tVV
,7
' WANTED-SITUATION AT GEN-
era] housework by competent girl,
good cook and laundress. Apply 25
Laurel St. 11125 3t
GERMAN WOMAN GOES OUT TO
wash. Also takes washing home.
1101‘s.. Demuth, R. F. i), No. 37, South“
n125 3t?
Norwalk. Send postal card.
WANTED—BY HUNGARIAN MAN,
Work of any kind. Would like work
for wife also. John Curchon. Ill-
qulre 13 Kossuth St, 11125 3t
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
cident health and natural death pol-
icy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. (T. Box
3455, Boston, Mass.
A RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS
"posltion as housekeeper, is a good
..m
’ nurses.
:plain cook, or assist a lady in her
household duties, no washing; refer-
ences furnished. Address «House-
keeper, General Delivery, P. O. m23 3t
OYSTER POLICE AND SOUNII)
patrol are wanted for state service.
Get application for test to be held at
{Bridgeport June 5. $3.00 per day. Ad-,
dress Slate Civil Service Commission,
Hartford, Conn. m18 6t
WANTED—YOUNG LADIES To
enter the training school ifor nurses -1
at the New Britain General ilgspltal.
New Britain, Conn. For full particu~
lets address the superintendent of
ni'l4 12t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
l‘riedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
0290!
SCHOOLBOY
WANTED
0R steady, summer,
part-time. easy work. .
Must be bright, neatly dress- '
ed, and under fourteen years
of age. Give references 'and'
mention day and hour when
parent will come with boy
for interview. , Good pay.
Splendid "training, Write to
Box ‘12, Office.
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ram” m1.
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That's natural. T
{Your spine may get out Vof order,
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Ad-
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all improvements, suitable for one or
I
conveniences, 144 South Main St. lu—
lquire E M T,olles 146 South Main
l St. mi." 3t
TO LET —- HOUSES, FLATS,
lstore, barn, carpenter shop, manufac-
tory with power. Storage. At Nor-
walk, South Norwalk and l'iowuyton.
lGet our rent list. Raymond Bros.
T0 LET-FIVE ROOMS, UPPER
floor. part improvements. Apply 18
Rowan St., East Norwalk. m23 3t
TO
nice, airy rooms. Centrally
At corner Clay and Spring
Apply 24 Clay street.
streets.
m22 3t
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
All improvements. Rent $15.00. 72
North Main St. Inquire United Gro-
cery Co. mill at
T0 LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
(Store, consisting of three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted and
.pnpered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. tnlb ti
TO LET—TO SMALL FAMILY,
L'lngalou'on Lincoln Ave, from June
lst; rent $20. or for sale on easy
terms. Inquire of Chas. id. Hoyt.
m12 ti
To; LET-.1 ROOMS, MEGS Gw-
den and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave.; also live rooms, 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R. anlo'v.
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
1105-5, als ti
*— ... -_......_- —.’V...
Know l‘hyself
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. MoGOVERN
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156 Wuhlnnton Street.
louth Nor-walk. Conn. Tot. M
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SOLVENT. NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, May 6, A. D., 1914.
Estnte of William 1H. Lawton, late
- of Norwalk, in said District. ,doceased.
The Court of Probate for the'Dls~
trict of Norwalk, hath"‘limlted and al
lowed six months from the dais here-
of for ”the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to‘pnesont their
mounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said es-
}, uteomequestad to make immediate .
walnut to,
'I‘RLNK D. MWTGN.
Administrator.
l
l TO LET_8 ROOM nousn. ALl.‘
. settle. with the creditors.
m23 3t]
LET—FIRST FLOOR. FIVE.
located. ,
INSURANCE AND EEAL ESTATE l
"' 10651313113110
nity for practical or any woman with
a little capital. Address 31., Sentinel.
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FOR sALE—SQUARE PIANO, CAR.
penter tools, gas fixtures and house
furniture. 26 Union St. n125'3t
FOR SALE—RECEIVERS SALE
101' the stock of M. L. lioseu, banklupt.
All furniture and household goods
must be sold in ten days in order to
Goods will
.be sold for 500 on the dollar. Louis
S. Nyal'y, Mgr m25 3t
FOR SALE—10 ACRES RI(‘ H LEV
ei garden land the buildings), line oil
trolley, city water, electricity; $2,300.
lSpeculator's opportunity. Buyers
[only receive information. liox 212,!
Norwalk. m23 3t;
FOR SALE—ATLANTIC DO'liY, ll
horse Atlantic engine, good as new,§
spray hood, cushions. full equipmentl
Peck, Harbor View Beach. n123 3:.
FOR SALE—~14 FLOAT IN
condition, made with two inch stufffi
size 10 x 12. Price $25.00. Harry
Rider, 201 East Ave. 11123 21!
1
GOOD]
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FOR SALE—~25 FOOT MOTOR:
bout.c01nplete equipment. spray ho..ds,,
reverse gear, etc.; 3 years old: excel—l
lent condition. Thoroughly overhaul-l,
ed this spring. Will entertaiuunl‘!
reasonable offer. Address \\'., care,
Sentinel. 1112:: :lt
FOR SALE-CONVERTED SAIL
boat, 24 feet long, 7 feet wide, SI
ho1se'power Palmer engine. 3 years?
old. Everything complete. Apply An"
derson, Oyster Shell Point. n121 6t
FOR SALE—BliOll.ERS. ROTON,
Poultry Farm, Iiouayion, PhVonosl
11213-0 and 017.; 3 11122 31
FOR BALE-«A GOOD ROAD
horse, weight 700. Address Burchard
11121 3‘1
Place, Wilson Point, '_
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodlous house, 12 Haviland
“St; easy terms. For further parti'cu.
lars. inquire C. .Swartz, Old Well Cigar
Co. msr28 ti
- ”w”~——
BUSINESS NOTICES
L PAINTING, PAPERHANCING, DEC
crating, Painters' supplies. Well pa-
per, up-todate styles, lowest prices.
mtimatos cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 81 1-2 Ely Ave, m14 Iii
NOTICE.
l have It at last. What" Tin for
rooting, lenders and gutters that II
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. 80. Phone 1106-12 or 373
Apple Trees Sprayed
Beaupaln 8V. Snunders
gsoacuuumgrs.
. 3001' ' ”no"
w holiest and building '
it makes planer and cement we
prevents cracking, with
in the ‘Megicsu ‘ situation,
, only by- a report that. Vldexicsn out-
posts 1.9.1 iirdd at American aviators at
' t:,Wilson‘ and his.
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our
Ev
- we Give 8&1! Green Trolling Stamps—Ask for i u n1$a..3.
Pure La
, THIS PRICE WILL CREATE A BEN‘ATION
THIS WEEK ONLY AT
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(3:22.... Butter 9 ~90
VERY BEST IONA
JELLY PEAS
80
7c
TUMBLER
USUALLY 9c
PER
ISUALLY 10¢
DELICIOUS
Pretzels
70
PER POUND
THIS WEEK ONLY
CAN
POunds
Gta llsiatct’s
Sugar $1
Chloride of Lime
can So
ELECTRO SILICON
Per Box 80
Best Flour,
5 bag 700
Yellow Split PEAS
' a pound 50
I Green Split PEAS
I a pound 4c
Red Alaska -Salmon, can 150
1V0#STAMPS FREE
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
1 can Sultl’nka Spice ..... , loo
1 but. Stuffed or Mlnzanllla
Olives ................ 1°C
1
1
pkg. A, and P. Eorax ICc
pkg. Flashlight or Minute
Tapioca ................ 10::
1 hot, Onion Salad 1°C
1 bct. PerOxIde ........... to:
' 1-2 lb. cake A. and P. Premium
Chocolate .............. 16c
.......
i
2 cakes A. and P, Sweet Cho-
3c
, colors, each .............
l 1 box A, and P. Ball or Square
Blue ....................
i that. A a P Cider Vinegar 10c
I but Witch Hazel ...... 100
I 1 but. Puritan Extract (for
l 1 hot, Mustard Relish ..... 10c
11“.) Clothes Pin: ......... 12c
1 Root Beer) ............. 10c
1 can lona Spinach ....... 10c
l 2 sticks F. P. C. Wax, each .. 5c
1191111 10111111111111
Free Delivery. . Washington Street.
Free Delivery
_ We (live SiluiGrcen Trading Stamps~Ask for them m
PEIIIMIIEIITIPEIAGEI
' WANTED Hill MEXICO
iContiuuedfi-iroal First Page.)
ed States and Mexico. The American
delegates, it is’understood, have in
slated that permanent peace in ML‘VXI
co—thc aim of,ail concerned—cannot.
be a reality unless economic questions
are taken into consideration.
The exchange of ideas on this phase
of the negotiations as well as other
points, was expected to . continue
throughout the day. Immediately at
tor learning from the Mexicans their
attitude toward the latest views pres.
outed by the Americans, another con-
fere'ncé with the latter is expected. in
this way the proceedings go forward
oaclvdey,,t_he mediators acting as chan-
nels of communication and explana
tion. -
The presence here of Jose Redness
and other intimate friends of Gen
Felix Diaz attracted some attention.
Although they were not behaved to be
seeking audiences with the mediators.
their conferences with titelluerta del
egates. spi‘ead ale belief that they were
. seeking information as to the persons
. who would be suggested for the new
provisional government that is to sue-
.ceed the Huerta regime.
Changes In Mexico.
WASHiNG'I‘ON. thiay 25. «Alter
.5131. than twenty ictu'hours of calm
disturbed
Iers that the preliminaries would not
be prolonged and that soon something
definite would be known of the ex-
changes heiween the linens and Am~
erican delegates and the South Ameri-
can envoys.
Withdrawal of V‘lllas trdops to Tor-
reon from Saltlllo. which recently was
evacuated by the Federal troops, re—
newed interest here today in the Con-
stitutionalists, military campaign. The
retirement, it Was said, was based en-
tirelyon military expediency, Torreon
presenting more advantages as a basel
for movements southward than Coa-
huiian'capitel
While an Occasional hydroaeroplane
flight relieved the monotony of the.
watch of General Funston's troops at
Vera. Cruz, the dreadnoughts and bat
tieshlps in the harbor varied their rou-
tine my" maneuvers outside the bar.
Rear Admiral 'Badger reported that
the second division would go out folr
exercise today and the ships of thg“
first division would have their turn to;
marrow. The admiral stated that the
Birmingham had arrived at Vera Crul
irom- -Tampico, and that the aeroplane
section, with Lieutenants Towers and
Smith; and Ensign Chevalier, had
been transferred to the Mississippi,
which would sail for Boston tomorrow.
Several refugees who have been twaitJ
ing at Vera Cruz, ‘will be taken home
by the Patuxent, which will sail to 'Key
Westrbyway or New Orleans.
,ResriAdmlral Howard reported from
the Pacific coast today that Charles
Lang. over whom there had been
some inquiry. had arrived at hiazatlan.
l’lllll [ill lllllSlM liltVlS
REX THEATRE.
maxilla“ lit, taken by the United
States in Powers comedy. .n‘he Unl-
' verso! Film Hanumcturing 00., alive
to the was: of current 31cm as ma-
hgto‘nplaym- havn': produced“
ii '90
E .
' couple admitted that
admission.
ing houses and lodging houses human,
- lionox.
.exi. I
A WORD FOR THE LANDLADY.
l
i
,’ Hiram J. Collins, 82 ,ve'drs old. and
his wile. Anna, 31, died together in a
New York rooming house as the re-
sult of a suicide agreement which re-
sulted from poverty and unwillingness
to ask charity. The room was unpaid
. for, and the proprietress says that the
they had no
money, but she could not 'refuse them
"i could see that they were gentle-
folk," site i.—' quoted as saying. “The
poor old gentleman was so attentive to
his wife, looking to see that she should
be comfortable. It made me quite in
love with both of them."
Before the eyes of keepers of board-
53:25:25
1‘: IRE ALAhbio
SOUTH NORWALK nu uno‘fl
Boxes
'1" Alum Heldung-r'o
Telephone let me dam -
(”7“.
Worm;
u. 24.
l—quhi ton and blunt. no u. a;
names olioui.
G—xl‘my and Raymond Sta
5— xii & G Corset furor). “tut.
w-Hoylo Theatre. ,
7—— Nolwnlk Hoe
I--Muoic Hall. Show! and Our tomb
0—Croll Si.
lz—xWeot St. Pronllhn Beam.
lsexccncord El, Concord sud
Sc heels
li—North Main and A21:- -1 Bio.
15-— h St. and Bayvzevrnro.
io‘-—x enrol: Iron Works.
ll—Weu Ave on. "
Il—Hlxh School. Won
ll—Weat St. and .uyior Av;
za—xilly Ave. and Laws St
li-Chestnut and lit-ply bio.
26—xSouth Mam Ina Munroe Ito. ‘
20-—Lexlngion Ave. and [mum u
unal- “L
nature passes in review. Speakingi
generally, it is human nature in hard;
lines. The hopeful ,vouth who is get- ,
ting a start a hopeless old age which
it derelitl are the extremes of ty_pe ’
,_ The Wt 11- t0- do rarely are represented
They have homes or lite in hotels.
,Those who cannot pay, or will not, are
numerous. Colletting the bills of a
boarding house requires the patience
of Job. the tact of an amb‘assador; l
sometimes a heart of adamant. Often-1
times the landlady" lacks the last re-
quirement and pays dearlv for her in-
dulgence in sympathy where it seems,
to he deserved. Who is there who has!
been a boarder 01' ledger for any
length of time, drifting here and ihereV
in the nearly always lruitless quest
of a satisfactory stopping place, who
cannot recall instances in which the,
sympathies of the proprietress costi
her a good deal of hard cash And in.
many instances she is ruthlessly bilk—
,ed by boarders who travel with lighti
baggage, although the law nowadays
recognizes her rights more fully than
it formerly did.
_ The landlady. in nine cases In ten,
has been in more, comfortable circum-
,‘stances. in the tenth case. she has had
.a less baffling career, for there is none
Imore baffling titan attempting to sails
,fy boarders and lodgers and getting
,them to satisfy claims .against them.
, Yet those who have been boarders and
'are sufficiently removed from the ex
‘perience to he temperate and just can
recall the face that the fare was not
bad, that the accommodations might
have been worse, price considered,
‘that the landlady did her best to
mother her ill-assorted household. And
how she kept out of the podr house.
Vand provided even a meagre bill of fare
and modest service puzzles everyone
'who boarded and lodge at the pre-
,vaillng‘.minlmum,1;_aies before work or
:goo fortune or graft lifted him above
line necessity for driving a’ hard bar
gain for meat and bread and shed.—
'Louisvillc Courier-Journal.
N. Y., ll. ll. 81 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 15, 1914,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW,YORK.
A. M.—~I:20x, 5:33x, 5:41;: 0:09.
6:55x, 7:181; 7:46, 8:17x, 8:55x, 9:15;.
9:37, 10:27x, 10:4531, 11:44.1
P. M.—l: 091:, 1:18 3. 00x, 3: V29
4:40x, 5:121, 5:4,4 6: 001:, 6: 47, 7:0211
7:3lx, 9,:42x, 10: 12x.
Sundays.
A. M.2:~——l 25x, 5: 33x,.5141x, 8: 5:
1:0 27:. 11:24. -
P. .11. 4—12: 50x 2: 441:. 3: 001, 5: i:
«6:001, 7: 01x," 1. '12, 7' :57x, 9: 42, 10: 12x
10: 28.
”it
new YORK ‘To SOUTH NORWALK
A. Bid—445x, 5 40,6:45.S:031V
8: Six, 9: 15x, 10: 02.x, 10:05.101501
11: or. _
P. tar—12:93.~ 1:05, 2.91.1, -.o
3:30x. 3:55. 4:29, 51:05:, 5:91, 9:2:
6:01x, 6:07, 8:10x. 9:401. 9:44, 11:151.
11:30. 12:001.
' Sundays.
\‘1 51:16: 00. S: 03x; 9:00x,
o."
1.0 : 01';
‘1? r, iii—12. 10 ’ 1: 02x. 933931.; .021
5:94, 6:01x,7.“iix. 8:10x 9. 40x 1_1_. 1:1;
12. 00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVE?
A. 31—12: 23x 1:171. 11: 09, 7:2:
9:11.11, 10:22, 11:1-tx,.11:57x.
6:47,...7:10x, 9:203. 10: 50x, 11:26.
- Sundays.
A. 31—12. 23x, 1:17x. ”:43, 9: 1691.
10:19.- 11:11:. -‘9
P. hit-1‘2: 09x, 2 0:7x, 4. 47ft. 0: 12:1
6: 46, 7:10x, 8: 34s 9: 26x4. l0: 50x.
.' ”Me «I, ‘9‘,
SOUTH NORWALK TO DABBUBY
M.~—l: 2‘0 e;13,.:,s 27.. s: 5911 ‘
Nil—1:25, 4:38, 0:20, 7:15
" ‘ Sundays. . .
l
l
i
,3
! :..A lit—10:35.
’2: Par ‘P ‘1597315.
1. 11'
DANBUEV TO SOUTH NORNALK
is: 30 e. m. and 12: 30 p. in Indian-
, l-O’ne blast at I
a ‘9 'UI!’ 3-.-
S
P. ill—1:20. 311911, 1323.5:14, 61th ' 9 ,
-' :Outh Norwalk Pee ..
27—Welt and lilm Grove dto
31—South Mal: EL, peteeei throw on. -
lead“ 54
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32—xtMl b'limmo Wm :41an 0t.
——xSprins and Clay Ste
Si—xliavnand and We!» Sis
Ill—xlnckwoud Mfg. Cc
41—Fainieid lute and Cedar BL
42 —'isylor Ava and South or , ,
—Woodward Ar. and .a-wuo It.
45-Bun'itl and Quintud Ant. and Wu.
\
46-— Woodward and Lownueu Ayn
Villa-Golden Hill St. and unison-i on
Washington St. Bridge
63—:Freigm yard and Ann St.
l14-Norwnik Lock Co.. 13111110
Box 61—(‘ orner Putnam new at
Reed street.
(I Denotes nondnit'iering has”.
) Master box. from which to. ow
Vber of any box can be rounded
One nu-okee at 12 noon one I o .5
standard tim
One ‘Itrokoe :1! odd times. mun; no
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. are out no-
ull s domment.
water to be not
o'I‘hlreo1 slow strokes
'1:..205nm each Wouuodn. so“
ulled for toot.
column for on district also to»
long blasts of the whistle It
prints
no.3 by telephone.
Four
no school for the following seem
i-l—l—l
NORWALK Fl RI ALAIICI
II—Corner or nun end was am
21:8809511 IAnvilenue aid uUnto: PI...
11 ei a“ not.
24:8lfi’lionx Park. W ,
26—Wen Avenue and Berkeley ltrooe.
zl—Fraukiln Avenue and Lynoo Ho...
31-413 house (Private box).
lib—West Avenue and Mervin Sire...
83—Horbor Avenue and Urchord Biro-l.
lit—Chapel Street and Harbor Avon
lit-Wool. Avenue, near-toe armory.
tut—Steven- Street and 111m Drool.
41—010" Street and Wilton Avenue.
42—Main street Ind North Avenue.
43~France Street.
42—- Main and Catherine Streets.
v Conan Road and Fair Strut. ,,
“wore-inst Street, near Summer Q. i
60—343an Street and Union Avenue. ‘ ,
tut—On Cine Green. ,
tsv—Eut Avenue and Lincoln Avenu‘.
64—h: Avenue and Daskam Leno.
lAfl‘l’ NORWAI K I’iRE ALARM .05..
Fire headquarters. :0 ran an! BM
Telephone 171)
4-—I"itch School (private).
Private boxes will only be
Who! to.
A telephone message to Eleolm motion . .
(704) between the inure or 4 n m. on
B—hhrvin School tprlvats;
112—40“: Washington and Fort Bio.
tit-Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ail.
2143—an! Ave. and Rowan at. .
217-—Vl1inileld St.
~Forl and Charles Ste.
224—1?“ Ave. and Fitch St.
:.‘9 cJohn St and Editors".
Viewl Ave. and First St
ds—Boulovard and 'ecood BL
“Ar-C ve Ave. and Filth St
Award and moonstone Bl.
0
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iii—Keys" Si. and Pine Hill Ave. {N
liE—Keyeor St. and Duck i‘ond r4. (1‘4.
will be gvcn of nearest nax.
film on premises where loeo'od.
II the firs. .,
ape Ill gnalo '
1—0ne blast at I”odd iimel. testing or luv
l-ii—Twenty two, at 8 a. In. no mon-
in: session of public school
In . no DQ'
till——Shoro Haven. l'l‘ei. )
l a. m.. ving location of lire. on our.
Second alarms are only to be um
tlxgchlef or acting chief upon Ml
a». in. standard time.
t -1-Two blasts, re out.
5L ii—Twenty- in 0. at 12: 30
moon session of public l:‘ochooi. ,,
I‘iilll -Ten blasts quickly gill m
Lentil! department
w..-
ROWAYTON FIRI ALI 3M DIOTle
~-
Two strokes of fire bell. thus. 14,11;
0B .
1:- ixhland Ave. tall. x. N. int"
13-~Hickory Bluff and Bell island.
14‘ Pine Point and Boron Point.
'i-i.401u Island Sound to MrKinlo
3—- ‘Lcntrnlfl’ McK I“? at. m
-1 Grand Street anldc indallL 1411..
ls—‘Penno er at. to
lit—Cross t to Source.
III—Railroad to “laminae.
c: o.
i—Whito and“ north _to Brooklido.
ill—White Bridge S. E. 'to 1.. ix .uvo
U—Whito Bri 1:10:98 W. ml. . i.
be fire hell at. #11“
Indicates-«testing
Four strokes“ of lire 1999,9111“. I- M
water to be shut of!
K third or more surm- 1|. ulnu net-4o
ero
MAILS
Nor-walk Postoffliié
IIVIVIII unmatched
3f: .
9'.
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lit—nu
m. —mnbury division. .;
m.—West and South am
In. ~Eut. West and: 0. 14m ~
tin—Now York and West.
v as: math
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