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Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
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p WANTED , I
To Lirr p
- WANTED—MAN ON (‘OI‘NTRY
1112109 for general work. Must know
how to milk, also understand care 01'
horse and lawn. B, Quackenbush.
Gracie St, Darien. m29 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL .
housework in family of three. Apply
evenings, 10 Union St., South Nor-
Iwalk. 11129 31
GIRLS WANTED AT 4‘.AND\';_
stand to sell candy. Apply today at:
Roton Point Salt Water Taify Stand. I.
.m29 1t
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
cident health and natural death pol-
lcy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. O. Box
3455, Boston, Mass.
WANTED—BY HUNGARIAN GIRL
situation at general housework, Good
cook. Cannot speak English. 111-
quire 25 Laura St., South Norw.alk
m28 31
WANTED—YOUNG LADIES T0
enter the training school for nurses
at the New Britain General Hospital,
New Britain, Conn. For 'full'partlcu-
lers address the superintendent of
nurses. mli 12t
WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ava, Tel 1161
020 tf
.You are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so,
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
7"l1ats possible.
:You need some adjustments,
That‘s evident.
Better start today.
That’s wisdom.
.You want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthel. D. C.
That's important.
Offices So. Norwalk and Stamford.
That’s the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
’l‘hat's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
1 53 Meadow St, South Nor-walk,
7 to g p.111.
I07 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9.a.
m. to 5 p- in.
. Spinal, Analysis Free,
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
can» of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench. t or sprain in
the back. Even if one in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs .
Chimpractors remove the cause of
disease. and pain, health is restored
through harmonising the nerve err
rum: in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also com
m of the spins. You will never re‘
_ not giving the Chironrsctor a chance
. to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
s4 Washington at. so: Nero-1k. coda. "
Graduate from Palmer Sendai. the '
discoverer.
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Bishoprte Stucco Board
This. wonderful Stucco or Plaster
Board outs 111111111: cost of apmy-
ins blasts and 01110110 finish
houses d buildings.
lit makes plaster and cement walls ..
norm-neat prevent-cracking. with
' haltihrainountl of ,
accessory «when other 111qu ”
T6 used '
Igan Ave., Norwalk.
Apply to Geo. L. Wood-I
‘ terms.
To LET—THE RANDALL BLOCK
is under new management. I
stores and flats to let; will decorate
to suit tenants. Hyman Punt. Inquire
Attorney Louis Goldschmidt. Tel 38:3.
m29 tit
To LET—NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping, connect
ing or single rooms. All improve-
ments. Address P. D. care Sentinel.
1,129 3‘4 Speed 14 to 36 miles guaranteed Ma.
TO LET—FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
handsomely furnished r0011) 4 Mar
All modern con-I
veniences.
ward.
I 11129 31
T0 LET~FROM JUNE 1, HOUSE,
25 St. John St.. East Norwalk. Apply;
To LET—FIRST FLOOR.'1 ROOMS
corner Spring and Clay Sts., rent 812.
have.
Business and Ext S ' 1 ° l °‘ .1...
and ' ra PCCla 8 ISO h \‘orwalk Electric
32 lbs 61111me Sugar 'for 512.04 . Works
81 Lnycry utter a pound 90 1 . . .
Pure L111 . . . , pound 1 lc ; Lightingpand P'fil? Semce
Best Flour . . a bag 701: j ““5" e
In blfiCk- This store will be cloud all day Saturday. Open Friday evening 1 NOTICE
The Great AOI P l‘ea C111 patty é
PPR SALE FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON STREET FREE DELIVERY v10.3?1031.1931:01.3?‘slfa‘ilcme'ea‘m
. FOR SALE—1912 roan Toruixo . Light and I'nwi l' Bins
car, thoroughly overhauled, wind *- —— - ; Due the Board of Electrical
shield. top, electric horn, clock and
full equipment. lnquireAustin's Ga
rage, South Main St. 1n'.’9 3:
ing of the Canadian Pacific message
it could not be- determined when: r
, “all the passengers" meant all those
BOATS, "BOATS—GREAT BAR on board the Empress of ireland 01
gains in Valley boats. 17 10.4 H. P. _s'unply all those who were able to
outfits, regular price $175.00 this sale. make the iifeboats
8125. 00. Special V. Hy.droplane 18 ft.1 ' Wireless Operator's‘ story.
3’98““ 9““ 340° 0° ”‘15 53‘9” 5° 0° I RIMOUSKI. Que, May 29 -'rile .1111.
coni Company's operator here give.»
rine engines 1 1" o [O 100 H J’ 6"“ the following amount of the collision
and Fe 8”" row b0“ motors. De not the steamer Empress of Ireland and
tachable outfits. Row boats, canoes.“le colller Storstad:
sales agent, 0- L S‘- 3011”. phone'; “The Empress of Ireland was rain»
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1-032 “127 2‘ med this morning at 1:45 by the Sior~
' stad twenty miles out from Father
FOR SALE"A (1000 RGADTOInt. The Empress sank within
Ihorse, .welght 1.100. Address Burchard ‘ ten minutes.
Place, Wilson Point.
‘ The S. O. S. signal sent
"‘37 3‘ out was received at Father Point and
John A. Camp, 27 St. John St. Tel.i the government steamers Eureka and
‘1449, m28 8t, FOR SALE—A ,LOT OF N“ E; Lady E1elyn were despatched to the
lsprins piss. Gus Sanbers. Box 346 distressed vessels assistance The
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS South Norwalk. m2? 3t Empress of lr'eland listed and was on
for light housekeeping. No. 10 Iiavi~I able to get many of the boats out
land St, 11129 31. FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE ‘Captein Kendall was saved, being
'apd commodlous house 12 Havlland picked up on some wreckage by No. 3
a:St; easy term For further particu lifeboat thirty minutes after his ship
.lars inquire O: Swartz. Old Well Cigar bad foundered. Both wireless opera
Apply 24 Clay St 11129 gtICo. mar28 ti tors. assistant punters. chief engineers
_- ., _. . ‘ __ iand chief steward were saved. Chief
TO LET—5 PLEASANT ROOMS. BUSINESS NOTICES 3.01M" and Wm? "68111008 the miss-
sec.0nd floor, corner Van 211111 St. and 1118-"
Osborne Ave. .Electricity and bath. PAINTING, PAPERHANGXNG, DWI Description of Best.
Rent 313_ Inquire 59 Seavlew Aye, crating. Painter-3' supplies. Wall pa The Empress of Ireland was a twin
11,39 lit, per, up-to-date styles, lowest prices. screw vessel of 14,191 tons. She was
1 Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or built in Glasgow. in 1906, by the Fair-
70 LET—A pLEASAXT pupmgn.‘ders solicibed. Tel. 400. Alexander field Company. Ltd. and was owned by
ed room for one or {W0 people; In. WhlLO. 81 1" Ely AVO. 11114 bf; the Canadian Pacific ' Railway (:Olll-
quire 12 Chestnut St., South Norwalk, -_.... — “._.-.. .~- ~pany. She mm“, a full “"919”
Conn. c m29 3t NOTICE. equipment. ' '
‘ [have it at last. What? Tin for The Storstad registers 6.02.8 tons.
She was built by the Armstrong Whit-
TO LET—UPRIGHT GRAND I’I~
one, in good condition.
lars address M. care Sentinel.
For particu-
m :18 3t
TO LET~5 ROOM APARTMENT.
All improvements. Rent 816..., 72
North Main St. Also rooms, 17 Eliza-
beth St, all improvements. Inquire
United Grocery Co 11116 if
TO LET—STORE 0-0 norm:
Main St, near Pine St., South Nor-
walk. Inquire of John T. Hayes. real
estate agent. 5-7 Ma‘ln St, Norwalk.
11127 3t
TO LET — HOUSES, FLATS,
store, bani-“carpenter shop, manufac-
tory‘ with power. storage, at Norwalk,
South Norwalk, East Norwalk and
Rowayiton. Get our rent list. Ray-
mond Bros.
70 LET—CENTRALLY wc‘Arnn
suite of offices over Cdntrsl Food
‘ Store consisting of three large con-
nectlng rooms; will be painted and
tpapered to suit tenant. For further
particulars _apply at office of The Old
{Well Cigar Co. ‘ m16 ‘tf
TO’ “LET—T0 SMALL FAMILY,
bungalow on'Llnooln Ava, from June
llst; rent $20.. or for sale on easy
Inquire of Chas. I. Hoyt.
11112 0f
To LET—5 ROOMS, LARGECAR-
den and a number of fruit trees on
Connecticut Ave; also five rooms. 23
Elisibeth St. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov.
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
l.165~5.a18 ti
o
Apple _ Trees. Sprayed
Beaupain 5: Saunders
ARBORCULTIJRISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK: GONN
. . MlSCELLAflin'blla ,
‘.
m27 3t
'_ true. would reduce ,the do
. terlaily—from more than
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
Iguaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having the repair their Tiuw,ork
Plumbing and Heating because the)
Is save money
HENRV A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 373
‘ H. _.-._-._.__.-_.._.. The Empflss of Britain sister ship
STE‘HEB 0F "EUR”; of the nasal sunk today: two years
I . I. ' . s'uKS . M. than “1an sank tbocollier Bel
.‘vetit in almosttho same spot that the
I (Continued .l’rom First P889.) 'collision took place today
worth Company. at Newcastle, in
1911, and her owners are llampsk. .\li-
‘tlcselk Maritime. of Christiana. Nor-
,way. She is ‘a single screw vessel and
is loaded with coal. She carries a crew
of fifty men.
T The Empress of Ireland had a crew
of 050 officers and men. making, with
this passengers, a total of 1,437 on
board-
Members of Salvation Army Missing.
WINNIPEG. Man. May 29.—~The Sal,
vation Army delegates to the London
World‘s ConVention. who were booked
on ihe‘Empr'ess of Ireland, follow:
Commisslo'irs'r' and Mrs. Rees. To-
ronto: Field Secretary Colonel Clas-
'lrin and wife; Field Secretary Colonel
Maidment and wife; Adjutant Beck-
sted, of Grace HospitaL Winnipeg,
Brigadier Scott Potter. Financial Sec
retnr'y. Toronto; Brigadier Walker, Ed-
itor of the Canadian War Cry. Toron-
to; Major and Mrs. David Creighton.
of the Immigration, Department; Ma-
jor andhhirs. Findlay. Winnipeg; Ma-
jor and Mrs. Howell. manager print-
afid “(16:81! With floating debris: , 'lng department, Toronto; Major Tur-
eurvivors Dazed and 'ilnllmd. ‘tin. manager trade department, Toron-
In the lifeboats were huddled the to; Major Prank Morris, divisional
survivors. dazed and moaning. so a of commander of the London department.
them dying of injuries sustained in London division; Stat! Captain Arthur
the rush of leaving the sinking steam- Morris, Toronto; Staff Captain McAin-
er. Few could give anything but in: men, fWinnlpeg; Staff Captain Hayes.
coheicrt, almost hysterical accounts commanding ofilcer of. Temple Corps.
of vllat had happened. J. L. Bloch-f Toronto; Sta‘i‘f Captain Goodwin, coin-
and Mrs. Black, of ttawa, said they mending ofiloer. Otawa: Adjutant
had jumped together into the river. Brice, matron, Hamilton Rescuehome.
They had begs roused by the shock of Ha‘hfilton; Adjutant Edwards.1nen's.
.tlis collision and unable to get into it soolil department. Ottawa:
lifeboat. had made the lean. They Jones. Calgary; Ensign Pelico‘ck Cai-
W658 picked up by submit ,froin the 887?; Ensign, Knudsoii; Captain Ruth
Lady Evelyn Another survivor was ‘Rees. daughter of Commissioner and
Mrs Patten. of Sherbrooke, Que. liltirs. Rees
First reports had it. that the center Staff Band, composed of oillc'e‘rs
Storstad had also sunk, These proved from headdtlhrters at Toronto, icon-
to be incorrect. Though her how was sisting 01 28 members. inclddln‘g Cap-
badli damaged the Storstad was able tail: McGrath, The headmaster is Ad
to keep sfioat. ~Soihe reports said she. intent Sara 8 '
and many of the Injured were taken
to private homes. From cedar chests
and closets. the townsfolk brought gar-
ments of all descriptions for those Who;
had lost their belongings. Two head-
qun:ters were established at the
wharf and at the station of the tinter-_.
colonial Railway. At the station those
Injured and not removed to homes
were cared for.
Rescue Boats It Work.
The rescue boats Eureka and Lady
'Eveiyn found on reaching the point
where the Empress had sunk, a scene
not unsimllar to that scene which'
greeted the liners which rushed to‘the
Titanic's aid. They found the ship
sunk'snd the surface of the Water,'
fortunately calm. dotted with Iifeboats
to “on News.
presided f. 9 government 1101;111:111
11‘ visited‘the 0110101.:- Psc'iflc
41110011111110 the 111111
1 euro correct lists of the rescued
._ . ..rt¢umn Reported Saved: ‘,
diJNTREAL, my. 3.9“!“ ,
Ensign ‘
td obtain 1110 111611.
Commissioners
Are to be Paid at
the South N‘orwslk Electric Works
Main Office, State St.
or at the new
lilIANt‘li COLLECTION OFFICE.
WATER DEPT, t‘l'l‘Y HALL
The City llall Oiiice succeeds the
branch office formerly located in the
11010 10001 0:810:11 III
THE 00mm
(Continued from tlrst page)
mates of receipts and expenditures
was accepted and the sum of 8114.-
230 appropriated. The report of the}
committee appointed td prccure plans'
for the proposed addition to the cum store of A. Leary & (‘0.
house was accepted and the 531,9 tarball lamp renewals and fuses
committee with the addition of Iglfgncgeoffifirilsned ‘t the Main and
Samuel Wheeler of F‘zlii‘fleld, wus-I A Lear) & (0 will also continue to
named l0 81108!” DEIOFG the General; sell fuses as an accommodation
For further details information.
etc, please read your electric service
bills.
Board of Electrical C'om'rs,
It Fred Hunkemeier,
‘ Thomas Robins,
Patrick F. llrophy.
Assembly to request the bond issue
It was also given full power to enter
into all contracts and report from.
time to time
, Weed Chairman.
Senator Hanford Weed, of New-I
Canaan, was elected chairman of the’
meeting. When the resolution so
pointing the committee to have charge
oftbe work upon the court house was
put before the meeting it was tar
ried unanimously. Tile committ :1-
tllat did the work of preparing tentu-
tive plans was composed of tlle’ft‘-llc\1'~
ing: Justice George W. Wheel: r. John
C. Chamberlain, John W. Hanks and
John J. Wish, committee from the
Fairfleld County Bar, and (‘ounty
Commissioners John Bropby. Simeon
Pease and Denis Mulvlhil. Th'se
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AMUSEMENTS
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THEATRE
TODAY
N. Y; N. H 61 H. R. R.
Timetable
.IN EFFECT MARCH 15. 1914.-
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large enough to accommodntde iatll t. e SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
courts when in session an was A. llH—l 20x 5 331102-113, 6 09
decided to try and acquire the Hall; 1:6 55‘- 1:181: 7 46 8 17x ; 553.9: 151'
home to the west of the court house. 19,37 10. 9‘71: 10. 451:. 11. 44x
The propel-1,1 was procured through P M..——1 0911. 1.18 3‘ (‘9x, 3. 29.
condemnation proceedings at a ccstI‘, -40x 5 19: 5, 4, 6.0011 6. 47 7 02x,
of 822.000 and expenses will Ii .7- 31x:
made to the court house.
for permission to issue bonds for the,
also offered and passed giving 3100: 4-—Othor Big Features—4.
county commissioner by Governor
House. and, nctordlng to Justice
gentlemen wth Samuel Wheeler will,
hate charge of the changes to. be’ “
I
The report of the cr‘ninittee \‘nsI
presented 111' Justlve Wheeler. 11!:le
afterwards made a few reillnrks, Tbe' .
committee was also instructed while! ‘ ~
before the General Assembly to askf ’,
sinking fund. I - r ers
A resolution was offered 11an TossedI
appropriating $200 000 rm 0 dead” ., t A gripping melodrama in two parts,
the County Home. A resolutions-as?With J- Wll‘refl Kerrlgan.
each to James A. hl rr and Thomas? . ,~ ,
M. (‘ullinnn for their-{work in eraser—I T O M'O’R' ) ‘ M ,
tion with the dispute that arose fr'cr “CH'COT THE JESTER-T'
the appointment of lleris 'MuIvi' i l; A reproduction of the literary inns
ierpiece by Alexander Dumas, in three
Simeon ‘E. Baldwin. Iparts.
The Senators and Representatives:
seemed to be of the opinion that molt-I
room is needed to the County Cn‘ll‘l
Wheeler. when the changes are madei
the bul‘ding will be one of utility. '
For some time it has been evid at;
that the present court house was lotl
1
9. 42x. 10: 12x.
amounted to o1er 8900 bringing the, . Sundays
total expense for the land up to aboutI A M. __12 25" 533:. 5:41x, 8:54
"3"000 '1022711. 11:24. ‘
The change in the present building, P M.—12 50x 2. 4411 3 00: 5 44.
will permit a court room being used
, 0111.7:12. 7:5 , 42 10:1
on the third floor, If necessary. and $003; 7: 7x 9: 3"
there will be other changes that will
give the "present officials the room: NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
that has been needed for a long time. .
A M N511. 540.015. 8:03x,
The cam” tow.“ M "m bum” "“1 3: Six, 9:15: 10:02:: 10:05 10:50:
be the clockltowen ill. 03;, 1 . , ‘ ,
Judge 101111.31 W-mh 81"” WW”: 9. '11.:—12 09.10:. 2. 04:, 13:57.
‘it'
Vollmermnd cpresentative Harl‘yi3 30x 3 53. 4, 29_ 5 0511. 5,“. 5:28
“a" “”5” “m3 “m5" ””5““: ‘00:: 0107 3:10x. 921011. 0:44. 11:15:.
11:30, 12:00:19. , ‘
Sbndays.‘
A. M.:—6 00 s. 091:. 9: 0011 1p: 02x,
MEMORIAL DAV EXERCISES. 1
Were Held'in on CityHaII Tonybyln 00:
Franklin 3°00“ “PM ‘ r MH—IZ 10,1:02x. 3: 391. 5: 02:,
Interesting exercises, appropriate to 5-. 04 6:0111, 7: 14s. 8:1011, 9:4011. 11:15x.
Memorial. Bay. were held in the City 12-0011. I ’
i-Iall this afternoon at 1: 30 o’clock byI ‘
Grades VII. and VIII. The following SOUTH NORWALK To New HAVEN
progriun was presented: . I A.M.-12:23x:1:17x. 6: 09, , 7: 23,
Star Ssangled Banner. ' I9.l 11x. 10:22, lirilx. 11:57xi
Recits on—A ‘Song for Flag Day, P. Nix-1:20. 3: 1611, ‘4 28, 6:14, 6:151.
” Francis Connolly. 6:47; 77:10:, 012611, 10: 60:. 11:36.
Recitation—Our Country, ~ Sundays. , 1.
Mildred Smith? A. ,M-—12:23x, 1: 1711,. 7: «i3. 9: Mt,
Memorial 151111.}; " ‘ . 10 0:,19 11:11::
.Roointi N and L
itch-.3016 Glory',"
‘ Helen Vosburgh,
r.11-—-12.091i..z:07x Mrs. 11:12:.
:0. is, 7 10:, s: 31:11: 2011-1. to: 50:.
._so 0er 110011111ng 15 manner.
A it—i: 20 0:13.8:°7.‘t1:_5_9x.
P. M.—.—1:25. .4= 38 6. 20,1:15.
Reel
s
,: Grade.“ VIII.
Columbia, Gem of the Ocean.
. at the fire.
7 ennui-gm Points—4'6
m:
FIRE ALARMS
.OUTH NOIWALK I'll. m
IOXII
mo Alarm rum- 1- as _
gel-x3: Telephone tor In m "
l-«Jquhl on and North m “g
1110.613 Hotel.
G—xDa and Raymond In.
5-111 G Corset Factor! m
I—Hoyts Theatre. . ‘
7—Norwalk Hos tI-L '
l- —hdualc Hall. 111011! and at,
9—0er St
iz—xvveu st. Franklin smoi.
lfi—xConcord El... Concord All
S_ ools.
liahorth Main a Ann St!-
15—111 11 St. and view An.
16—! orwalh Iron or”.
17— ens ‘ II.
lF—ngh school est Ave.
ll—West 5t. and ".sylor An.
21-xEly 11v .and Lowe Bl.
l4—Chestnut and Henry Sta.
26—xSouth Main and Monroe m
26—-i.exington Ave. and Austin .1.
8 ~West and Elm Grove Sta
81—South nail EL. between Grove j‘
Meadow Bis -.
32—14“) Elecilis Works. film. It.
34—xSp11ng and Clay 51s
iii—xHavrIand and Wat-11 Ito
37—xlpckwood If g. Cc
41—Fairfleld Ave. and Ledsr n.
42~T aylor Ave and South 31
Iii—Woodward In. and Meadow §
65—.B'urritl and Quinton) Ana and Q
46—Woodward and how-non ayes
Sivaolden Hill St and Eimwaol A9.
Sz—Washtngton St. Bridge ' 1-
n—rrelgm yard and Ann 111.. wins?
14—Norwalk Lock (:0.. private ‘ :
Box Gl—Corner Putnam "elm *1
Reed street. '
is} Denotes non- -ints'fering Mica.
) Master box, from which tho up
her of any box can be sounded
One stroke at 1! noon and I 9 .1
standard time. i- »
Ono stroke at odd limos. local.
line open.1~
Two strokes after an alarm. on one. sis
calls department. l-i
l’i‘hlreo “10' strokes water to he ”
o —‘ —
At19206 p. 111.. each WflMI. a w
is ulled for test.
re alarms for any district also no
solved by felon-ens. 24 _
Four long blasts of the. whistle fl
8:30a. m. and 12:.3011 111.in
no school for the following I“
l—l—l—l
_——.—,—
NORWALK FIR. ALAIN.
iS—Corner of main and wan spoon.
fl-Belden Avenue and Union Hun.
2241.111“ Hill and Kellol’l Sin”.
ityymonf” "k d n 111 stress:
est tenuo an or coy ;
W—anklln Avenue and Lyneo M
81- as house. (Private box).
.,
pol Street and Rial-bar anew. ,.
all-West Avenue, near no armory.
38—~Stcvsns Street and n1 Cruz;
41-C10ss Street and Wilton avonuo.
Ill—Main street and North Avenue.
43—France Street.
iMlsin and Catherine litres“.
v Canaan ltoad and Fair at“:
64431101111111 Street. near summer
66-Main Street and Union Avenue.
62—011 The Green
63—11:“! Avenue and Lincoln A's-III.»
ss—Esst Avenue and Dasklm ”I
can: nonwam rial ALAN: . :
I‘lro headquarters. I6 mmti
Telephone 170 I.
4—Fitch School I rm) :
Private boxes wtl only no valid
A telephone message to Elect «
(Tonubeurersi 'thelh‘ouI-s of 6'. I; .
6—— in in one pr voter
fit—East Washln on and Forb'fl:
ix
214~Van Zandt 8.01mi Osborn
tub—East Aves and Rowan It.
217-—Winflelds
Zia—Fort and Charles Hts.
tat—East Ave. and Fitch at. ~
fill-St. John St. and Edits Ava. *-
iii—Suvlew Ave. and First 86 1'
its—Boulevard and Second St. I;
Sis—Cove Ave. and Fifth Bi.
337—Boulevard and Blackstone s.
Ill—Keys" Ft. anthi cm" A
342—Keyaer St. and Duck Pond»
til-Shore Haven. 1T. I. ) .
d 0.111. ving IOOIHun of fire.
will be ven of nearest box. ~
Ilre on remlses when located
8660718 alarms are only to be m
the chief or acting chief upon his a
Steels! signals
I~0ne blast at odd limes testing of
1.00119 blast at l o 111.. standard m
l i—Jl‘wo blasts. fire out.
'l-lI—Twerity two. at 8 1111.. no .
lng session of public school“ '
il- ll—Twentv- two. at 12.1I
noon evasion of publiop
.Illllli‘lll -Ten blasts u‘ilck
entire dwanmen‘
._....—
ROWAY'ION FIRI ABJPM QIIT
-u—ut
a,
Two strokes of fire belt. that. ‘-
ilo Ilt
18—ngbland Ave to N. 7.. N. ._all.
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