on com nokwaex ,
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a visitor yesterday in‘ New York.
Miss Helen Lyle, of Bridlewfl. v9!"
terdny visited at the borne of local
relatives. , ’
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tobey. 0!
Bridgeport. were visitors in this city
Soturday.
IIII'II’ orebnndon-
IIsnd tumlshI
" ', “ nurture;
'miurcutoiseneuspueluwme
handhokmthomouotsome'
or up companies rephuented by us
on! than milk a bk substantial com-
» guy that you can depend on in time
flit-onus lt’oosts no more to insure
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Mrs. Edward Barbour is confined toI
her home in Maple street with grippe‘
and neuralgia.
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St 'lnd1’a e11" ompanv
| Porostalled
q—
ByJCliNG.LARNl.-'D
Armour’ s Smoked Shoulders, lowest in. town . . .12¢ lb. II
Early June Peas, new stock a larfie can, gargainI” .74} lI
Creamery Butter. worth 37c lb. ..I.I..M . . .. . .. . . .. .. 35¢ ,
Rice, clean and wholesome ...................... 54,5 lb. 5
Ginger Snaps, 4 lbs .......... 1 ................... 25¢
Swifts Compound Lard. .1119 lb.
East Ind1aTea; Io
Tonight the vestry of Trinity EpislI
cool! church will meet at the Ionics 01 l
David W Raymond on Washington
street.
in a real good company.
Taylor 8. Golden
' '. BOIUTH HonwALK rnusr ico.
‘1 1 11.11.011.11.
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“Charlotte Lent and Norton Leo
of New York spent the week-end with:
m; 1““
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2,1230
m
3—..—.
:Istreet, Norwalk.
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1A rehearsal of Colfax EnchmpmentI-
{will be held tonight in Odd Fellows
1mm, South 11151111111111. All members are
I111gellI to be present.
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The next rehearsal of the Symphony
Orchestra will be held in the High
School Assembly Hall tomorrow even-
my
Mr. Crockett's father. Selectman Wil<
.liam G Crockett, Saturday afternoon 1
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A big time is in store for the mem-
l
The dlrectms of the Norwalk Hoe-
spigot tomorrow evening meet at the ‘evenm
lNdrwalk 011111. Interesting matters 111111 We” W“ M the scene of a jolly
be distussed. "‘blow out " and everything has been
gairanged for In most enjoyable time.
Ig. The unarters on W ashlugton
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The hearing on the amendment 1tIo
the Nornalk town court act will Members of the South \‘orwak Club
held before the judicialy committee Saturday evening enjoyed the custom
in iiaulord. tomorrow afternoon. II‘aly “Saturday Night Lunch" £01181?»
__.—__.. I‘ tin: of delicious salmon salad. cheese
"Entertainment at Elks' Fair to- and tongue sandwi. hes. cocoa and old
night by Hoy’te Theatre artists.1er. ~
__.... , .. _.
The stockholders of the Noxwalk‘ Yesterday the local Episcopal
llron 11 orks 11113 afternoon at 2 o clockI churches observed Sexlgesmia Sunday:
opened their annual meeting in the: Routine business was transacted
office of the company on Witter yesterday afternoon at meetlngs held;
street. guy the immaculate Gout-option Sodal’l l:
‘ty and the" Children of Mary of St
Miss Mildred Ketchu111.obf (‘hestnut Josepu'a 011111.c11
street. sang 1ery prettlly a solo from
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11111: All) INDUSlRUl [X-
1, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green of Main -
"men:
George G. Crockett and daughtelj John Cavanagh. F 1. Jones, F. W.
Janet of New York.11ere callers on Thompson. 54- 1- Riordan,
:The Civlc Committee, having 3 large
Etask ahead. has been divided into a
125 Washington St, I 1- _. Phone 371_
Chas. W Mambo I 0.8. Jackson. Thus.
C. Baloom. Samuel Ksntor. Van Scoy
and Collins Sylvester Sterling Ps-
trlck Brophy, forte:- Emerson Brown,
' .5111an 11111011, 191111 Frizz-ell and
Brothers. Egbert Clark John W.
W ehle, 155.1111 Golden; Edward Dull).
M. J. Howard, Atoms. Gibson, ire 0.
Gregory, Harold Bundle. Edward Quin '
tau, F. 1... Chandler. William Gray.;
Thomas Hunlt, Diedrlch Hahn, JosephlI
J. Linxweiler. ».
Auditing and Finance Committee.
F. H. Montgomery. chairman. with
power to choose assistants.
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(Continued 1101121111111 page)
Permanent organization has .now
been perfected, with an executive
committee composed of the following
John D.'
Milne. Duncan Frizzell. B. J. Rey uolds.
111 J. Howard George F. Foote and .Nearly 11110: these committees have
AI M Pohlman. had their preliminary meetings for
The principal committees 10’ “‘35" discussing plans and have started in1
1
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’bers of the Billlken Club tomorrow lug exhibits and management or the on their work of preparation. Plans 1 “an.“ him in the dance."
exhibition are the Manufacturers Ex-I I for the 133 out of the armory and booth
hiblts Committee, the Stores Exhibits ISWG are complete, and approximate
Committee, the City GOVBI‘BYDBNI ly on third of the booths have already
Committee and the Civic Committeefi been contracted for by local industrial
concerns A great many manufac tur- 1
era ire already busy planning thelrI
exhibits. it is announced that the;
hat manufacturers are informally 0011-. .I
Isiderlng a comparative arrangement l
by Which each wlll present in detail}
number of sub-committees on educa-
Ilion. health and sanitation. recreation,
welfare, housing and city planning.
The management committees are the:
1Floor and House Committee, the Pub-{a section of the work of not makingI
EIMU’ Committee, the Entertainment at) that an entire exhibit will be pre 3
Committee, the Finance Committee aented among them of the making of.
The membership of these various com- .11 hat from the first raw product 1
mlttees follows: through all the stages of manufacture
Manufactured IPmducts Commltteo.. to the completed article.
M J. Riordan. (11111111111111, .Pld One prominent con am has taken:
neon Arthur C. Wheeler, EllI ll. Jr.. ”"9 5991“. and laI. 111111111111; to (*le
Mark Henderson Vim. Ewl 1;. F. I WC “IPA?” for an ”55’“ 2 09mm”
1511‘ 1111111111111 home. .w-lth the latest lm-.
France would be killed; _While Louis
education by travel.
report 101' the few couriers of North
. slble in mdm that the Amoritun might
was to the encounter for ten
5. days Mnthsa‘son began to prac-
tice 3 W3 with h'plstol I?
During the nelgna of Louis 2111..
XIV. and XV. of France duehuqu'ns
so prevalent that at one time 30198811
to appear that nilthe bravest men in
‘-4<<
I
XV. was on the throne a young gradu-I
ate of the College of New Jersey went
abroad for the purpose of finishing 11111
Paris In those days was 11 favorite
America who 1entured to cross the
Atlantic, and young Mathewson 1111199“.
quite n 1101011111 there. The punctl'lnl
reason for his doing so was Mlle. Hor'
tense de Boyer. adnshing girl; who was
setting the young bloods of the units!
wild. She was considered the 1110345
graceful (lane'el and the host horseuo 1
man in Paris and had so far [itfltlltt‘d i
the art of self defense as to stand“
well as 11 handler of the foil 1
One evening after a ball, at which 1
Mathewson had paid marked attention 1
to Mlle. de Boy-.ei he was addressed by‘ 1
11 young army officer as follows 1 ‘1
“I am the bearer of u challenge to
you from Count Gaston \‘audelnia, you
tuning during the evening brushed I
Mathewson knew very well that the ,
charge “as but a pretext for the chub
longs nud (”outerned himself onlv about
the, latter. Moreo1el',lle knew that he
must either accept it or 1111119111111
'follnw ed by the contempt of 1111 “ha
11:11! 1111-1111111 him by‘ thrill good 11111.
[in suspected that the 111:0. lesson 1111
bclng unlit-d out was tb it he had p id
marked attention to Mlle. do B11111
He replied by referring the olllt-or to
11 fricud.tl1cn vent to his npu1t1ncnl<
The friend joined him soon nttcl. 111111
upon consultation it was determlm 11
to not 1511' the meeting so long as pos
I"plepau- himself by puddles. foi he haul
no sklll “WWI” with 11111 weapon.
J‘ho been; 11qu e1 er. that could be done
I .
the “M essiah"
at the Sunday 1511th
Session of the First Methodist Epls Singing Orchestra. Nornalk Armory. iBernard Bloer. Frederick Gebhardr'l‘ rm and
[Jones D. J. Reynolds. 1. A. Le
“WIEWEIS‘DAVv "CE”ELLEYC 1011119111111 Swaru, 1111111111 1111111111.
The next o1 enlug after the ball whllc
1 1 ‘ouut Vaudeluls nus dinlu’g at the cute
! where he was used to taking hls dinner
1.1111111111911111 1111.. .nrthltccture decora-
ng de11lces
“.
I steal song hits and dance music.
1 . -..__...- ..
IEinelops for the self-:denial offer-I7 Tomorrow owning at 7. 45 o'clock a
in; were distributed yesterday to all special meeting of the Christian En l
the members of the South Norwaik dea1or Society of the South Norwalk"
Baptist church. The envelopsI will be Baptist church will be held An inter-
collected at caster time lasting programe will be presented for
..___._.._...._.. the evening-fair Christian Endeavor
T5953 W1“ 59 a meeting bf ”“3 we'elr will be observed as arranged by
A III board (if directors of the East Nor- Ithe {mnea‘ Society;
1 walk Improvement Association, EMUBI -. ‘1 .
home of Mrs. George E. Thompson“ The New York. New ““9“, 3B1}
Edlie a1enue. Wednesday, at 2 o cloth. “*3;th .
1—...“ I ’InuId alter February 14. train. ‘448 Lleavr
—TON|GHT. BLUE RIBBONS idng South-,Norwalk for Dan'bury at‘
‘3. NOTWQIJIR fillh ISQIOIOIl Pféumln‘fiI "I; 25 o‘c pI m_ Sundays. I‘nd cm“;
”ASKE‘WAI" dancing. Armon. 1246 leaving 1Soulh Norwalk‘; at 7:?
“""r 1p. m. week days. wlll ‘be made a doll;
Mr. 111111 Mr’i. Thomasl «ReimongIof train, leaving south Norwatk at 7:11,
West street. -wh 0_ have been 911 11g 11 in ur at 8.22 m.
the past ‘six Iiveelts at the 1115:1116 An— rd ‘9' IP99}? L,____ 1).
WWW“ Parker“ colored, was 111-.
toinette, New York city, have returned
totlieir‘hnndsomo‘South Noruulk 11121111, Keats... 8111111233.? afternoon. charged
111th attempting to defraud his land-
deuce.
1 lady. at 102 Waterotreet. William was
'9"- H IE- T5153“ 0’ IIIIO‘HBVUIB1I KI?» preparing to leave town and a board
dean ofI the Uanerslty 0f Wlsvllle,I1I1‘bm a‘mbummz' ‘0 about ‘52,“) when
and in charge of its medical school, \lrs Maggie Bflggs' his irate 1,65”
I coIpal‘ Church, yesterday
"W"- .11 '1“...—
1
yesterday was “I “5‘50“ 3" the home IlnIg. mistress, took Ia hand “in the (their '
or RIer'. and 11111111111111} nertley. at and 1111s 1118:1de up This loom
the Baptist parsonage on West stTreot mg Judge Keogh ordered them to talk
DI“ Tuley. “’50 ‘5 Air-5 Hartley 9 5!°:I1the affair 01 er, and William was pre-
the? in 13W: is ”filling the h°hpkal§iivalled upon to settle his score.
medical colleges and lan'rstoi‘lesI oflrI' __.—__..
the East. and later will journey to the: Eugene Pollack ‘91. I891!“ View Ter.
Middle I'I'WIIUéIt. "" ‘II Irace, yesterday MIMI while rilnInlnIIE
doun Hamilton” rive 'hurryIlnIgI
sPECIAL, SPECIAL, SPECIALl
catch. 11. 1111111111111 the misfortune to‘
stumble and fall heavily to the pave
Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable l
Compound
nientLI ;Mr. Pollack was unoonsdous
.79c
for some little time, although he squ- J
lTeIrIe'd no serious injuries. Dr F. '1
70c;- 70c] BurnellI treated the man and brought
.
Stillson-Powell Corporation
82 _WAsH'lNG'rQN STREET.
Pollack was reported to be as well as
evI er
l
take care of it. Strive to improve in it 11.1111111111de yourseu:
“so valuable that your employer can't get; along without you.
\ Savings Bank. Employers realize that savers are morelrus
":w’orthy and. oft'én klve‘ them preferenceimadmncement. -
' lie Gettler.
him to hiseh'omé I-Thls afternoon Mr. ‘
' tin, M. D Randall.
. IsItrom, fir. T. F CIIIune. MlfifizDQlllfl S.
_ Pineo. Mrs.\Blnnehard, Dr. J: M Co-
" 111111111. F. 8' Lyon. Chas. D. Rogers
IFodte.
Bylngtou, Stewart Elliott.‘.1}e'o IG
Inlehmond G. F li‘oote,.Ed1_vard Duffy}
1. Raymond, Gen. Russell Frost. How-I T58 t’llttil't.aIIpxne11t committee an I
and Crumpton. “at F Tammany. Iuounces that it hopes to present the 1
Richard Muller, 11m. Ahrens, M. H “105'- varied ‘dhd unique amusement
Nuttlng, Henry F. Coleburn. Herbert “features e1er offered in Norwalk and
A 11111111113011. Frederick 11. 12111111111111.38in for cooperation and suggestions
M. R M-pCaugland ,mw Jessup. JI W. {tom all organisations and citizens,l
Craw, Harin (‘1 Jones, ChaIs L. Bar “50 “35
keno 0.111111 S.D1ue1nan..Chas S Sher- com-11111131111 ellne olentertalnmen
wood, Albert W Nicholll. M. Jacob. '0'“ the 50““ 5
John D MB“ 71. H Gardner.P.N11’ The educatfilffI committee hopes to
Knapp, Matthew Corbett Richard H be able to run a model school thrombi»
IQOldan, T C. Gavanagh. Manuel T101" (56 exllbsifiUh; Ifn 5nd of thgpsnks‘llw
811161131 . F1831“ 1mm 000 IIH Rich er Mule of thé 1111111911.- The U111
1nond.=8an1uél Ly'nes; E. G Murphy validity“ of 111 is 11113111111111 the {low
and Harry Mather . States Government are being salted to
(my Government fimm‘ ICommlttee. lend small exhibits of a particular
Mayor Council and 1111 city omclal's till?- and :1 hli’hdred other exhibits of
Civic 00111111111111.1119. 'r 0111111111111, great 1111er add interest are already
chairman. ' being "planned?"
1 . 1 1 ‘ I The hall ad‘d floor committee are
‘ 1A . , 1 1 .1 . “
Sub Commlttes 0:029“? GM Sanka negotiating with a number of promi-
Enent Ibullding decorators and matur-
“Dr Franéiel 1111111111 111. Daniel 1‘:
lug plans for In very complete and at-
su111vrfi,~n1bmat‘irrs1élly, D115 Wm t
1 ctlve decor lion Iof the hell for the
J. Tra’cGE‘Zth‘. run: 1‘61; brf'lt‘uuk- "A . 9'
week
m (1. 11111111151? 0 star mmi
‘11
Hr
The ekecutlvéI committee ‘11 1th 111111
Carr. “UAAIUI 55°55'51” A I3 5 molar. ‘Iformal meeting makes a general ”l
Sub committee on Ftecreatlbn lII peat to the Norwhlk public to considerI
B. J. Reynolds.- ”Mrs. Jean DuImor- this in every sense their expositionn
tier, Ira 0 Gregory, Margaret S. Wll-1Ior the city and 1111 of its interests,
son, Rev. John Stapleton. EdwardI and to ask that suggestions for mak-
IDufi‘y, J. \1. Olmsted. F. H Montgom-I' lngI the fair more successful Or at,
ery. M. J Riordan, Mrs. George 1s.1rsctlve come freely trim) all sources;
IKendall. J.I Emory Stevens, M. J. This appeal has already been so free
Howard. . . I, . 'ly1IIanswered by many. ,organItsttlone
“Momma... on w,".,.,_ 1 land. 1119 citizens 111111 11 seems safe to
' 'Mrs. J. G. Gregory, Mrs. Frederick 'predlct that the exposition will have
. the solid interest and support; of the
Quintard, Mrs. Cornelius Mo\umara,I“n tire community, 1. . .
Mrs. Jessie Gerard. Mrs. H. J. Hip-son” ‘
Mrs. Lottie Munro, Miss rmncssI W 1
Hard, Mrs. Amy L. Church; Miss Lil-
.. .‘l' -'
SumCommlttee on‘ Hoisting.
Clarence 1' Finch, Thomas Balcom. It was at Burton? Brld ,I heir? Dor-
Ipmmk Brgphv, Wm. H‘ Shinto. B H' 1 king. that Keats completed “Endym
Gardner, E 5" ”CHM“ Edw‘m‘I’mn" 111' Novolnbor, 1817; 6105 by. 111;
Barrett. Wilblll' Smith. Nicholas Mar- the Rookeryrms 'bOl‘lIs mime" Mal.
thus. the popular economist. In 11 at
West Humble Frances Burn
her murdugmswlthmfltmeral d bluy,
o
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connection 11 it}: Ltllu
Sub-Committee on Education.‘ III ‘
Ilra TI GhapmanLI Chairman. E. W.
“95;“: E- H Gumbart. F- W- (53530171 her novel or. $9.55" name and; salad
G. E Thompson. E. D. Randall G- WI down. Sheridan resided Int 1 113111111
Wardwell, W. -.H Blake, C A sax-1111111 John Sthart IMlllI nt’ Mic éhnm,
While othei illustrious 1131111191115 in the
locality in earlier tiniesII were John
Evelyn and lel .(Defoe To- most
people, however, the chief literary ns~
sot-lotion of Dorking- 11‘ with Dickens,
burn, E E. Crows
Sub-committee on City PlaIIIhnIlph.
G. A. Sharron, A. E. Winchester; J.
B.Get1&lhell. Heu'ry P. Price. John T. by" s,_ 1vurlously.;idcntlfied with the
111111 Mr. Walter}
blunder of 1:111an
Weatmlnster G
Fred Chandler, AI. Dwight- Kaolin} F.
/.
Floor and House Committee
.bullt CnmlllnI1cottngc with profits of '
for was it not at the Marquis of. Gran 1;
. “.3 11911111111
- challenge to‘
r. lady l1undso1nely3dressed but near-
ing n 1011 that she did not raise, entered
the place and took a seat 11cm him.
$10 Matt
$15 Cotton Felt
$1.00 on delivery
so that you can have 70 11
not find the mattress as
Sterling
1635 Club ll
Sale
—.-—lora—-
weight of Elastic GottomFelt.
Guaranteed not to 1111111 no outUFshspe.
- We are offering this mattress to you in: this way
satisfactory. money will he cheerluliy reiuned.
20 per cent 0111111 Every Piece
furniture, Rugs; Ranges. and
Bedding
»~ IN OUR STOCK
Buy NoW*While Buying 13 Good
MONDAY, FEB. 13 tors
3“”: 1-2
10
Mattress 45 lbs.
and 31.011111117131111
lghls trial FREE. it you do
represented}? entirely
w
STERLING
’PHONE 105.
No Indy wns In those days e1er seen
to ente1 a (life unattended by an on.
:ort. and tl1e,1ollcd woman at once 111‘-
1
out I’lcsoptly she aquh in no lndlp
hunt tone to Yuudolulsh accusing him
of storing of her. tlnow a child on his
table 11111111111; the. name of Albeit“ 1111
11111111111; 111111'111'111111 c.1rc.~ 1. 1- «
.mublwuvshhefi humanist-
‘nrd. supposing it to bear the name of
e
"1111an MM
uttered and said that ho renowned:
Du Plcssls and 1nudenrrangen1outs to“
the duel tothke plnce the. ui‘ext morning
at sunrise
Vuudclnls 110w bud two Idncls on his 1
hands on ant-combo molnlngs. IThls
(lld bot tI bib 111111, for not 11 your
linseed lhu e fpugI fervor than hhlf uI
d62911.1e (1 1111s lighting the
11111111111130:- a worInan on a charge
that he d stared at her. 111111 be was
notfsati us to the status of the no
1111111 herself. since she had been in n
publlc 'cnfe unattended He belonged
to the court ‘clrclexnud to fight any
info except 11 gentleman w0uld' detract
from his seclnl standing. “He endeav-
Iored to discoverk. who was M du Pics-
sls. but found no one who had cvm
henrdIof him. However, thl'nkI
suh'er less by lighting a man of the
concluded, so long as the affair would
not Juterfere with his meetlunglth'
11111111111101. to let it proceed. ‘
tvho had not arrived, when 11 carriage
. drove 11p and out stepped 11 lady at
tended by a maid. She drew aside
Mlle (12139.34??-
(lei-struck.
"How 10111;. 11.11:. Count,” she Isnld
“since you constituted yourself my;
Lgunrdlnu, with the rlght to any who
after, shall and who shall not payI me at
tentioh?"
“Hortense. 111111111 do you mean by
such Words'tf’ ' '
I “I mean' thfit II have Undrd that you,
whose brains are in your limbs, have,
under pretext. challenged a man
11101111 brains are in ”his. 11911111110111”
he danced: with me several times at “1
recent ball. I propose thntiyou *flfihl
llrst’settle with me for accepting his
invitations, other which you may 1:191.
tie with him for giving them " .'
‘ Throwhif on; a 1011; cloak, she re
vealed a forming costume. Vandalsls , 1 '
did all in his power to fluid fighting
nd' succeeded only by
to withdraw his
F. W. Thompson. .Gbairman. 171.1.
Jones. M. J. Worden, John D Milne.
11.11. Gardner..G. A. Sharron. or: 1. 111011111 5559351155? A “”520“
out who has analyzed the 111111. of
F W5 WW , . 1 o
-- ~Pa’bllolty «111111111114.
December I.ls 1111'. 1....”n111111n1,
1 . “Mothe'Weon
levy. when
withdrawal. fie endeavored: 1111‘1111: ~
I 731
glv on hlm 11113 tantamount to a chill-
1 lung's, be waited for. 5 friend: of the 15 3““ MelnI Shh“. SQPtIhII FONIIMR- .1. .
l 1.111111111111111 to uppmtn- Presentlfiu 111nm. ‘ I ' I
ln'Ig to I
He was on the_.g101111d the next.
. morning waiting for M. (in Plessls.
Vaudeluls was thun. ‘
-I.342-—Keyser’§t 51111 11111111 rode 1-11.
11111111111111 COMPANY.
127-
120 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH..\I'IORWAL1(. CONN.
e ldeeIé'I or who are 1111111113111! lcsted tho lttcntlou of (11 cry 0110 Pm“ {REBUll-T TVPEIWRITERS -— L. 0.1
. Smith. Underwood.
makes. s,old‘ I rented.
repairedr ~Ren'tsls,
enema
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rileaupain d1 Saunders
ARBORCUUI‘I BISTs.
’l'lionc 251-1201' 1218-5
sovTIl.-11011\‘1ALK, . .OONN-
\..
Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water 11111111121111.1111 II will conduct
a FirstéClass Plumbing Establishment.
. .H -.,A HEGELEIN1
Phone 1106-12. ~
11
Boxes.
Fire headquarters, 36 Van Zunt Street
Telephone 179
4—Fltch Sohool (private).
I’Irlvate boxes will Ionly. be Ipulied
fol." his on- premises Ignore located:
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours, of 6
5'35““ And revealed} the te““’“‘°“p m. and 8 a on; giving location of
fire. an alarm Will be given from near~
est 11101:. I
Second 111111-1115 are only to be giv-
en by the chief- or acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire . , 1.
B—Marvln School (private).
2161—EastI Aye and RowUnI St-
air—Winfield s1.
use—Fort "and Charles Sts. s
“Int—East Ave and Fitch St.
225533. John St. 'anIdIrI sans Ave.
382—Seaview Ave. and First St.
335—“BIoulevard and Second St
_I.
‘ 336—4011“ Ave and Fifth St.
337~Boulevard and Blackstone St
(Tel )
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ply—shore linen. fl'l‘elgI):
‘ BpeoleLsiflnaisI.
1~0ne 11111111 in odd tuner. testing or
line open.
1" 1.
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.‘.
Ida—Two blastswa «amour..-
'dl—‘Twenty- two.;at 8.I vIersz.
1‘11 1111Re1nle8ton. an other. 1~
49*
paramount Missal
It
11111 lré'es 111 111111
EAST. NeawsLK‘ FIRE. “ALARM 3.
[maple than by-declinlng to "light, he‘ " ‘ ' ’
I212-East Washington and Fort Sta. " 1
21_4I-—-Van Zandt St and Osborn Ave II
sllwxeyser SI and: Pine Hill live. I
rd—«One' blast at 8 p- m..' standard 1111111,;
‘IflIoII ’ ‘
1,'11
IN THE STYLE
’that early EnglI‘ designer;- made fa;
,mous iaitsshlo much o'tathe furnlc
tore that peop’le or good taste favor
Inowadays. We have '
} QUALITY FURNITURE .
Ho a myriad or 1111111111111. dehlgns. 3
prices are most reasonable and thI'1I ,
€quality. beauty and durability of outp
11111111111111 always mtlsfsctoey '
A. J. AngevineI & $01100.
134-136 \VASHINGTON \ film“.
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