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Classified Ads —To Let, . , . SLAUGHTER we or “M “ “’
- ' l spnor'r '
i F‘" 5816' Business and Extra 5 ec1als ~ —~-‘
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Professional Cards, and ,- COUH Vliilt Scene Of Fatality and n" Aug-m flame-ughpc r rumour-.1 :
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words 01' Less, 25C; Beat Flour, 3 bag ........................................... 70c (use of Radcliffe Sprott of Bridge ,_§gg:,k £3:th
Three Times 50c Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion In Biach- '°"‘ T°"‘“°°" 3 “m “r ---------------------------------- 25: W" “"a'ge" “m‘ m““‘*“‘“‘" ‘” thimfliit‘“ “m“ m a" a”
face or Ca ,Double Price ' ' connection with the death. by his .,_,w“;:, 5,, mm, 3......
psi . The Great A & P 'llea C0 automobile. of Mrs. Florence Luck- ”flcw‘m" 2‘ 0‘3”” m
y E “ipanv singer Johnson of Bridgeport, on Sun- lkNonthlui‘nnmAnla'eio‘u
7 FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON STREET FREE DEL lVERY d3)” DIEM. May 17- 07"“ Iron orlEI.
3. WANTED TO LET FOR SAITE Pending decision of the case. Sprott {335:1 mammal-5:9
__. _ ' ' l h d81—WatSLlnd .xylor Ava
WANTED _ ALL KNDS 0,. To LET—l2 ROOM HOUSE, WITH THREE BIG BARGAINS. 1N cubs ” ' h — H" 5 ‘ “ “ """"" “ IS at “him “Paar a .bc-md m“ e ”-43" A“ "‘5 “3‘" 9'
, . .l , . . ‘ 9 , A POPULAR TOUR T0 BOSTON . d t' ‘ f ‘ ' at the time 01 the art-ident. He is z4—-Chest,nut and Henry Sta
chickens. Best prices paid for any all the improvements. 6.. Putnam A19. ing out the following stock we offer 8090111190 810115 or a 51011018?- Re' secretary of the Gas Appliance Ex— fi—stuto Main and Monro: Ito ,
number. Rowland and Letts, Rotou Suitable for one or two families. In- three big, bargains: One I’rintype, lat- WITH CHOICE OF ROUTES turn ‘0 the main wad. then Continue change of Bridgeport. 33‘"‘:.'i“.‘£" 131‘; 6:01:23!"
Poultry rarni. Tel. 1212-13 or 517 quire of H. B. Siauson, View Crest. est model. Ollier tipevriter and two FROM NEW HAVEN. 0“ ”mug“ Quarry “‘1" Cl‘ar‘eswwnv When all the witnesses had been'u Mana‘gdhown 1‘33. 9‘ mm” 6”" a.
jg 3, Second District, Norwalk. 3’2 3t Columbia Graphophones with records —-w_. Perryville. and Wakeneld to Narragan- sz—xtu) niacin. Worn. Bun It.
WANTED-POSITION uv Explain
T0 LET—TWO APARTMENTS 1N
’i.
The Bazaar, 76 Washington St. j:
dellced young man as chauffeur, With house, rear of City National liank‘ FOR SALE—{HEAR GOOD WORK -----~ the season. the Round House switch Southport la—Taylor Ava and South St
or without car. Car is 7 lia9senger building. inquire South Norwaik Sa\’-.horse. Inquire Magner and Flynn's. ‘ Within the past few years, the Continue north from this place where Mrs Johnson and her escort, :tgiorogMGQuinm $35615." Wm
ll’at-kard. For particulars address lugs BflIlk. 13 3t, 1'3 3i highway departments of the States through Saunderstown. Wicitford. E38! Henry (‘rowell were walking alongtqkwm'ua and Lownde. Au. ‘
Chauffeur, care of Sentinel. 12 3t , ' , through which the Boston Post road Greenwich and Greenwood to Pro“ the lraciis when they were struck. " ”60"” Hill 8‘ ‘ggdmm'm‘ Ln .
To LET-«FURNISHED FRONT" SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- passes. have improved this highway deuce' Th“ ‘5 3 mm“ d" "‘“c” Croweii'o' Story. 9931313593934... Ann a. mud.
WANTED—BOY ABOI‘T 15, 13v room to gentlemen. All modern inl- ,ture. Apply Thursday, Friday and so it is now in excellent condition. alive to “3 opportunities. The first witness was Mr Crowell, “B§“'a‘l'§;‘;$§:.°%n&§$‘tnonoo a“
week or month. inquire Brown’s Fruit provements. Use Of bath. 41 W001! Saturday. 53 \‘l est Ave._ 32 31 The initial seventy-five—miie run Continue in an easterly direction who testified that as he and the “-1100de
Farm. Brookside, Conn. 1‘2 31 ward Ave. T81. 16223. 12 3i; from New York ‘0 New “Hell has through Pawtucket, North ‘Mtlebum ceased were taking a short walk along (x) Dame. :3" ‘5‘“"”.’.‘.‘.‘.f...°.‘3.“ g...
7 FOR sAUE—covcu HAMMOCK, fine road conditions throughout. “rem-“m wa‘po‘et 3‘0“"00" 3'” being: 3'55: dill 33mm 9m
WANT§°~00MPANIONABLPT “70 T0 LET—STORE AND FIXTURES.,complete. Good condition. Sold At the present time, it is best to go ,3, Mum,“ ,0 Bfldgepm may we“, ‘Hglmrgg *1 11 noon "-4 I r in
mail to table-board family in own Also three, four and five room apart- reasonable. women, 551, John St., north on Broadway to 107th street, 1011- One Itrolro alt odd limol tout” fl
home at beach for summer monthsimelll. All centrally located.
Inquire,
East Norwalk. 12 3t
(Credit Bureau of Tours, The Automo-
bile Club of America).
then turn right and cross a bridge over
sett Pier, known throughout the world
for the gayety of its social life during
Dedham to the Public aGrdens in Bos|
heard testerday, Justice Wakeman ad
the car tracks while waiting for :1
suddenly struck and hurled to the line oven. 1.
$84—xSprlng and ClIv S I
journed court and with the court 0411-35—83"!
slack-Nd
cials visited the scene of the fatality,!4 41:1'airlleld Ave. “Ind (eds! It
fund and Water Sta
Ilf Co
. roadway lie said recounting his ex , Two "'0'” “'9' "' alarm. Irena. I""r
litellsils, linen, china furnished. Ad', 76 Washington .81. 1'2 31 the Harlem River and follow straight TALC AND ”APSTONE 'MPOR‘ perienoeg, that he pkked up Mrs l”¥:.‘.‘:’:f3°.¥mt.i water to on not
dress Opportunity, Sentinel Office. ‘ FOR SALE—HUICK CAR, GOOD 0“ “11? Fordllam road. Continue 0n TANT INDUSTR.Y' Johnson with help of two men. and bin 95‘, p, m, ”.5 WM”. 9 p.” ;
12 11 To LET—3 ROOMS, 73 CEDAR ,condltion, new shoes and full outfit. “"0 lelham avenue, “”1110“ becomes _ "—"‘ carried her into the house of Mrs. :"fimbghmm' :"m', at” “.m.. M a;
St. Electric lights. Inquire 73 Cedar 42 Glenwood Ave, 31 6t Pelham Parkway Upon passing the The ”We“ 3*3‘" "'0 ”'09" ”090- Charles Smith of Southport which leivorl by telephone .,
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED WO- St. or phone 370,‘ 32 3t r9 Zoological Gardens. This roadway is cer and User of Talc and Soap. stood near the scene of the accident 8li'onr long blas'l of the VIRGO if .,
man wants position keeping house ill
FOR GALE OR RENT~IJARGE
a public automobile thoroughfare fronl
stone in the World.
:8.0a in. and 12:809. in indent,
nulall family. A good home perferred
to big wages. Address P. O. Box 376.
Georgetown, Conn. ‘ 12 it
WANTED — YOUNG GIRL T0
cure tfor baby. Apply 64 Wodward
‘Ave. 11 3t
—' care Sentinel,
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Beat market prices
paid Extra priced for fat calveI.
05.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ava Tel 1151
089 if
.You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
.You hope to remain 90.
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
iYou need some adjustments,
Thifl‘a evident
. Better start today,
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods,
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthol. D. C.
That's important.
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
. Delays are dangerous
That's alL
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St., Scuth Norwalk.
7 to 8 p.m.
I07 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p m.
Spinal Analysis Free.
'
'quire United Grocery Co.
T0 LET-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
35 First St. improvements. inquire
Wm. Jayne, Wilton, Conn.
TO LET—FURNISHED OR U'N-
furnished rooms, connecting or single.
All improvements. AddreSs R. M.,
j2 1t
T0 LET—«HOUSE, 10 ROOMS AND
bath. House 5 rooms and bath. Also
apartments. Apply Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. 53 West Ave. 12 3t
)2 34..
which horse-drawn vehicles are .ex-
eluded. Farther on it beeom'es the
Shore road. which is followed to Echo
street, ‘~.\'ew Rochelle. Here turn left
to Main street. then turn right into the
Boston Post road.
Follow this thoroughfare through
Larcbmont, Mamaroneck. Rye, Port
Chester. Greenwich. Miunus, Stain-
ford. Noroton, Darlen. Norwaik to
and commodlous house, 12 Havlland
,SL; euy terms. For further particu'
I la" inquire C. Swaru. Old Well Cigar
1. Co. mar28 if
.
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING. PAPERHANGINO, DEG
crating. PainterI' Iuppltaa. Wall pr
per. up-to-dato styles, lowest priceI.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on Bridgeport.
den solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander This trip passes some of the most
mm. 51 1.; Ely Ava. ml4 tf attractive residential parks in this
country especially at Norwallt and
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
conveniences, 144 South Main St. in-
quire E. M. Tolles, 146 South Main
St. ‘ 11 3t
ro LET—six ROOMS. ALL MOI}
erll improvements, heat, electricity.
etc., at 17 ilintoln Ave inquire R.
Joseiovsky, 52 \‘later St, South Nor-
u'alli,,or 4 (‘ove Ave, East Norwalk.
)1 ti,
TO LET—APARTMENT AT
Elizabeth '81. All improvements.
ii
In.
11 tf
TO LET—1FURNISHED ROOM
with all improvements. Inquire No.
16 West Ave. or 'l‘ei. 173-2. jl 3t
To LET—~PROM JUNE 1, HOUSE.
25 St. John St., East Norwallt. Apply
John A. Camp, 27 St. John St. Tel.
1449. 11 3t
'ro LET—NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms, connecting or single rooms.
All improvements. Address P. D., care
Sentinel. 11:30 3t
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic in bile definition of the
cause of the disease and. the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is cana-
.ed by a. wrench, twist or Ipraln in
are back. Even if done in childhood
11: creates pinched net-vac and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aya-
beam in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
.01er of the spine. You will never no-
srgt giving the Chiropractor a allude
9‘" help you. ~
Magnetic trI'IunentI given aloe.
T Francis, D. C.
84 Washington 84.. So. Nomlk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
‘iiisllopric Stucco Board
. This wonderful Stucco or Plastgr
Board cuts in half the cost of apply-
ins plaster, cement and stucco finish
to houses and buildings. \
It makes plaster and cement walla
, permanent, prevents cracking, with
.half the amount of cement that iI
necessary when other backgrounds
' are used
‘ , It gives a better job at a greatly ro-
duoed figure—saws building money!
It therefore, brings the distinctive
Stucco house within the reach of
.many Who cannot afford such worlt
as dune by old methods. .
Ask _me about it. i
c. H. AISTHORPE. _ _
vol. 4979. '
WonitMEN'o 9919 . marrow.
Llaninl'rv. mica .Aocfnm.
-lst; rent 820.4» for sale
Beavltw Ava. . ,.
To LET—THE RANDALL BLOCK
is under new management. I have
stores and flats‘to let; will decorate
to suit tenants. Hyman Funt. Inquire
Attorney Louis Goldschmldt. Tel ,382.
11129 64.
Greenwich.
Bridgeport is one of the most pro-
gressive commercial cities in the State
of Connecticut; ill addition to the
large number of industries which are
,carried on there. the city is fortunate
ill the possesioll of a beautiful system
of parks. One of these, “Seaside
Park," with a onemile sea wall along
the waterfront overltioklng Long Is
land Sound, has a number of autoulo
bile drives which are open to the pub
lic. This park was a gift to the city
from the late P. T. aBrnunl, the fa-
mous circus man, who established win-
SA I E flat quarters in this town.
i ,Continuo from Bridgeport through
Will sell at Public Auction, all file Emilio"! and Milford to New Haven.
stock and fixtures contained m the the home of Yale University.
store of Vincanzo .Molu. corner 0,. A number of desirable short trips
Water street and Steamboat place. may be made in the vicinity of New
Fmday, June 5th. 'at 3:30 p_ in. »anen. among them runs to East Rock
,and West Rock. Tile latter place is or
NOTICE. ,
l have it at last. What? 'I‘in for‘
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinworlt.
Plumbilx and Healing because they
Iave money,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wth. St Phone 110612 or 873
»—.. ,-,'__..____....._
D. 1.. LADRIOAN. ‘ll ,_ i '
Receiver. , latort nterest as near it is a clue
__ ~v - __‘ in which some of the judges who ccn-
3demnod‘ Charles I took refuge.
B I G
Among the shore trips are Mommi-
quin. Lighthouse Point. Branford and
Silvia Rock. This latter is known as
Bankruptcy S ale tile “*Coney island of Connecticut. " and
Of Furntlure Household Goods, Etc. ,5 much frequented by Yale under
Everything below COBL graduates.
15 ELY. AVENUE fonirlnéymn'ifix’dif 53?: 3.1.3.3???
L. s. NYARY,'M_1nagor. ' way of Hartford and Worcester to
. , :.Boston or still continue on the shore
L533 CHAMPAGNE RECE'VED- roads through New London. Westerly.
T0 LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
nesting rooms; will be painted and
papored to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of~The Old
Well Cigar Co. mill 1.!
TO LET—T0 , SMALL FAMILY,
bungalow on Lincoln Ave, from June
terms. Inquire Of Chas. E. Hoyt.
m12 0f
TO LET—6 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
, den and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave; also live rooms. 28
Walled: St. inquire Mrs. R. Tau-luv.
102 Taylor 'Ava. city. Tel. No.
1165-5, 018 ‘4!
Apple. Trees Sprayed
Beaupain &: Saunders
‘ ARBORCULTURISTS.
.SOUTH tNDRWRLK. CO ‘
6n easy.
- . neck a pO'Iition where energetic. it’ll-
‘ . are It the command a" the use" at an culpable, otopovfr.
“039 “10 assume ‘0 8‘1““ busi- Narragansett Pier and Providence
less conditions from the nature or without experiencing any poor roads
tflantity of the popular notations may on either route.
draw inferences from the figures of The purging of the ways.
,imports of alcoholic beverages. For; Leaving New Haven for 'Hartford,
the four months 811de Apr“ 30 there good macadam road runs north
were received at this port 43 420 0“- through Montowese, North Haven.
88 01' 0113111988110. as 38MB“ 53 946 in 'Walllngford and Meriden to Hartford,
1913 and 51.693 in 1912- This 8110“ I the State Capital, attractively situated
drop of more than 25 per cent,. be- on the Connecticut River. Continue
tween last year and thiailmporta‘tions north from here through East Hart-
of Bordeaux wines show a decrease of ford, Windsor East Windsor Hill.
nearly the same percentage in bulk Warehouse Point, Ennelil, Thompson-
goods. but only one- seventh in onset: ville and Long Meadow to Springfield
goods. There has been also a very . The road is in fine condition the entire
decided lessening of brandy imports distance.
Italian wines, however, show a contin-l At this int, turn eastward and go
in cask.~New through No til Wilbraham, Palmer,
Went Warren, Warren. arachnoid,”
liSpencer. Leicester and Cherry Valley
i to Worcester.
._... Continuing east, good roads will be
Each day brings new upper-tuning.“ found through Shrowsbury, Marlboro
added poulbllltlea. {or 4110” who. and Weston to Boston
are alive to their chancel and quick The Other Way 'Round.
to takh advantage 0f condition. The other route from New Haven
There ll ,illwayI a way for the con continue along the shore of Long is-
scfehiloua. skilled worker to 801 landSound through East Haven. ‘Bran
ahead—write a Sentinel want ad. for. atrium-d,. East River Madison,
ued increase, mostly
York Times.
/
OPPORTUNITIES.
. stating briefly god cunelloly Your ex (:11 ton. Westbrook, Old Saybro‘ok and
perldnoea; tell of yOur proficienCy and Olld Lyme to New London.
.In the vicinity of New London are
directed service will vault. in definite the ho‘mea of many wealthy and fa-
advancement.‘ ' a { mous people. on the Thames River..
The 1491p wanted dilutions of The at this place, are held the unnual in-
. Sentinel cover every legitimate line ,tarcolleglate boat races between Kale
of anion. endeavor.
Cooks. sale: :and Harvard, which always attract an-
shined speéiailtitl in variant no», , thuslastlo audiences. Eastern Point.
prenatally and business exportI—n-all which is reached .by a ferry, provides.
Continua through r
Sentinel Want.- ,_ ‘ .i l
__e.blr_
America leads tile world in the pro-
duction of talc and soapstone. and yet
most Americans are far from appreci
ating how much of the joy and coni-
fort as well as the success of life de
pends on the use of tale to smooth the
rough places and lessen friction of all
kinds. The cool and soothing toilet
powder used by nearly everybody from
the cradle to the grave is made of talc
which also absorbs grease from silks,
and other 'tabrics. bleaches cotton
cloth. and cleans up things generally.
The demand for talc is steadily grow-
ing in the United States and the pro-
duction has responded. The largest
, amount of talc is used ill the nlauul‘at'v
ture of paper of many kinds, from
roofing to writing paper. not simply to
give it body and weight, but to illi-
prove the quality of the paper, give it‘llas
a smooth finish. and make it better
adapted to receive, printer's ink.
The total output of talc in the United
States in 1913 was 149 271 tons. named
at $1.‘ -litlelO. it guilt of neally 12 per
cent. in quantity and more than 16
per cent. ill value as compared with
that of 1912. New York is not only
the banner Suite in the production of
talc, but in 1913 it had the largest out-
put of its. history, exceeding by 10,000
tons the largest previous annual pro-
dut'tion.
'With the exception of a small
amount (952 tons) produced in Cantor
hid. the entire output of talc in the
United States comes from u compara-
tively narrow belt of. crystalline rocks
running through the Atlantic States
from New York to Georgia. Vermont
ranks next to New York in production
and Pennsylvania is third. followed by
North, Carolina. which produces both
talc and pyropllyllitei Virginia. Mass-
achusetts, New Jersey and Georgia are
next in the order (ll production.
These statements are based on a re-
port by J. S. Diller just issued by the
United States Geological Survey as a
part of "Mineral Resources, 1913." The
re gives special attention to the
recently investigated talc deposit of
California, which is renlsrkable for its
whiteness. Like the t c of New York,
that of southeastern .aiifornia is in
large measure derived from tremollte
schist associated with limestone. but
the indications of present develop-
ments do not justify the belief that
the California deposits are as extend
slve either horizontally or vertically
as the deposits in New ,York.»
Soapstone is used for making inun-
dry tubs, griddles and the like. and the
industry is for the most part distinct
» from the talc industry, although one
company in Virginia produces both
soapstone and talc. Four States—
Rhode Island. North Carolina, Ver-
mont and Virginiaw-produce soapstone.
but'Virginla, with six producers, has
an output many times as large as all
the others combined. The total output
of soapstone in this country in 1913
was 26,562 tons, valued at $628,077.
This is a gain of 581 tons in quantity
and 818, 597 in value over that of 1912.
There are no exports or lmpfirts of
soapstone, but some tale is imported
from Canada, and a. small amount is
__ exported. With large supplies ct‘ talc
and soapstone and, an increasing de-
mand the talc and aoapstdne industry
is likely to experience continued ex-
pansion far smootime‘ to come, al-
though keen competition is greatly
reducing;- the profits.
”‘5
1...
. Mrs Charles Johnsbn. of 15 Ely
avenue, who fall from the third flOor
' ancOny of the Central Hotel Satur-
day. afternoon, is robot-ted 'as being
confined-trite her home today. It wail
found ihdihélie wall more seriously ~
cIii-I ‘r ported and»;
‘ ‘ .k that she was
where she expired 3 short while after- no Ichooi ml- the following m ‘
wards. Other witnesses called by
Prosecuting Attorney (‘iitus King of
Fairfield. were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank B:
Field, Mr. and Mrs William Nassann
and Mrs. H. (‘ Orndori‘, of South Nor.
walk. Miss Dorothy Stanton of Golden‘
Hill street Bridgeport. who was in‘
Sprott s automobile at the time of the
act-.ident Mr and Mrs. Frank B. Fieldls‘wh‘wl 3m“ “a ”“1“" ‘"““ 7"
of Bridgeport Mr and Mrs. William
Mason of Bridgeport and John Mc- 41
Nally The case was adjourned at 3.
o‘clock to allow the judge and the law
yers. (‘litus H. King for the state and
Judge Elmore S. Banks for Sprott, to
visit the scene of the accident.
Visitor—~“Nothing stirring on the
campus. i see. Vacation is on?"
Student—"Not much.
gone to Billowpoint. tile base-
ball tenm is on the southern
the truck squad is trimming every-
thing in the. west. and ninety per
cent. of our faculty is attending
scientific conventions abroad—the
highest percentage of any American
university."——Puck,
Household helpers watch Sentinel
\Vaul Airs. for chances to find more
nopreclniIVe employers.
N. “1’, N H. 8 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 15.1914.
SOUTH NORWALK ,TO NEW YORK
A, .\i.—l:’.’u.\', 5:33x, 5:41x, 6:09.
625.319 'l':le, 7:46. 8:17x, S:55x, 9:15x.
9:347, 10:27x, 10:453. 11:44.8.
P. M.——l:09x. 1:13, 3;(‘9x. 3:29.
4:40x, 5:12i', 5:44.'6:00x, 6:47, 7:02x.
7:31x. 9:42x, 10:12x.
, Sundays.
A. 11.—12225.2(. 5:381. 5:4lx. 8:54
10:2‘t‘x. 11:24. ,
P. .\I.—l2:.'t(lx_ 2:444. 3:00!, 5:44
6:00x. 7:01x. 7:12. 7:573, 9:42. 10:12:.
10:28.
Ngw YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
~A. M.-——4:45x, 5'40. 6:45. 8:03x,
8: Six 9:15x. 10:02x. 10:05. 10:50:.
11:03.
P. M.-12: 03. 1:05. 2.04:. 9:57,
8: 30x. 3: 55. 4: 2,9 05:51:, 29.4, 5: 28,
6: 01x, 6: 07, 8: 103. 9: 40:. 9 944. 11: 15:,
‘11:30.12:00x.
SundayI.
A. M.——6:00. 8:03x. 9:003, 10:02:,
11:003.
P 81.412210. 1:02x. 3:89x. 5:02x.
5'. 04, 6. 01x7:l4x. 8:1014, 9. 40:, 11: 15!,
12: 00:. .
sou‘m NORWALK‘roNEw HAVEN .
A. M.—12:23x, 1:17x;' 6:69, 7:23
9:10x,10:22, 11:113. 11:57:.
P. zit—1:20. 3:16x, 4-23, 5:14, 0:15x,
6:47, 7:10x, 9:26x, 16:50:, 11:26.
Sundays. ,
A M.:;l2 23x 1:17x. 7:43, 9:16x,
10: 19‘ 11 11x.
p tun—12:09.9 2. 07x. 4 fix. 6:123.
6.46, 7:104, s 34x, 9. 26x-f to: 50x.
sou-m NORWALK 'ro onusunv.‘
A M.——i:2o, 6:13, 8:27, 9:591.
12. M.—-.t:25. 4:88, 6:20, 7:15.
, Sundays“
A. M..-—10 35. ‘
P. M —2 .15, 7 15.
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A.o M.-——6:00. . 7:23. 8:18, 10:08x,
11: 55.
P. 81—4: 21, 6: 40, 8' 30.
. Sunday;
A. M.~.—7: 55, 11: 45.
P.,M.—6705 8: 80.
W x ‘Iirnldes exprou
164-82194 Avenue and Dank Ill
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NORWALK FIRI ALAIN.
I—Oorner or auto and wall Smelt
Zl—Belden Avenue and Union Han.
fi—Spring Hill and Kellogg 81m
.24-Unlon For k
ZS—Weu Avenue and Berkeley real.
27- Franklln Avenue and Lynn .
81—13u house. (Private box). ,
sl—Wast Avenue and Mervin 34m ;
88—4“er Avenue and Orchard But-4.
Welt Avenue. net! the I
88—Stovena Street and Him Croat.
Croa- Streot Ind Wilton “can.
4z—uain Itreet and North Avenue.
“finance Street
1.48am and Catherine treou.
v Canaan Road In F‘Ill‘ Om
“woe-tum Street. near Summer I‘
ab—ualn Street and Union Anal.
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IAIT NORWAL K Fifi! ALARM mil
Pl brown?!“ {41’0"
4- tcl'i Sc 00 t n a
Private boxes wii only boll!“ H
A telephone message to Electric St.
(705) between the noun of I D. II.
§~Manin School (private!
Biz-Jinn Washington and Port III.
414—Van Znndt St. and Ochoa A00.
nil—Eur Ave. and Rom It.
“ML-Winfield St.
nil—Fort and Charles Sta.s
I‘M—East Ave. and Films '
225—84. John 81. and Edilo An.
fin-Secular fro. and First 84.
“ls—Boulevnr and Pecond 54.
188.00“ Ave. and Fifth l"
181— nlovnnl and Blooinumo u).
14)— em 61 and Pine Hill Art. I
Slz—Keyaor St. and Dick Pond rd.’ 4
148~81lore Haven lTel )
:5 a. m., giving location of fire. II M"
will be given of nearoai box.
the on remlIt-s where located.
.Secong alarmn are «inly to be given
the chief or acting on ef uponhll bloom
It the fire.
Ouclol Signal!
l-One blast at odd time! testing or I“
l—Oono. blast at l o m.. standard 4.43.. .
l-l—Two blaata. fire out ~
‘1- fi—‘l'wenty two. at I 1.112.. no mut-
ing melon of public school
Il- il—Twentv- -two. at 12 80;: no u.
noon union of public ”14634.
1111111111 --Ten blaIta quickly “I.
entire departmen' .t
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Two ItrokoI of are boll. thud. 8-8.
in out .
18—:lybland Ave to N. I'. N E. I-«‘
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lS—chkory Bluff and Bell Inland.
14— Pine "hint and Catch Point.
rt —-Lonir island Sound to lift-Kink m.
8——“f “mm McKinley in h
51-41mm! Street and Tindall not.
l2—I‘unnnver 84.10 Crone ll.
Ill—Crone St to Railroad
l4—Rullroad to Brooxuiaa
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