.. m of the East Side, was a re-
THE SOUTH 'mWALK EVENING m
lkacellnldwin.otaccond street.ls
“ayavmhm.
Twenty above was rescind on
hot Bide tumours this mornin-
lsmo mother is right.
My is the 16m: anniversary of
to birth of James Madison. one-time
“dent of the United States.
James Kelley, of New York city.
os-tvisitorstthehnlnedhispsn
an on the East Side. Kr. and Mrs..
Samuel W. Kelley. of Seasids Place. i
Miss Helen Baotou, of Hartford
Pinon. has resigned her position with
no Norwnlk Estimate 0! the South-
au ‘lhlsw England Telephone Com-
m.
.E
niobium-eel.
hulls-am. Rammed the
Crossways’osthgalastseuon.
[mimebwg
madetothmmmprepsr-
conformed-suns.
I.
-~a- Nae-v
.Dlmfl
AND
INQBQQM
Miss Virginia W was ill with
m
phone and the firemen made short
work or the blue.
Tonight a smoker will be held b'y
Wooster Lodge, I. O. 0. F. A pro-
gram has been prepared and‘ those
attending will have an evening of
unusual pleasure.
The Rev. Father McGrnth of Siam-
ford will preach in St. Aloysius, to-
morrow night at 7:30. Those W
services are largely attended-anon
so than in previous years.
The New England supper lived in
the Talmndge Hill chapel. Thursday
evening. was or a very ills-sing na-
ture and all who attended had an
enjoyable time. The chapel was taxe-
fully decorated with flags. hunting.
palms and other plants. Supper was
served to over one hundred.
MRS. llii‘ll Ills Slllll
Isl-suit and her mother had supper:
l ms nu simmers.
Mnixhtinthckltchenutherasr: .
lot the Odd rennin} banquet room. l MEI-WM as:
- “Alterlsuppergi tile witness said, "Laud M PM It the erlin tood
Iwent with the sum to weiri'b'm “Mt? MW-
rooms. ldld not do much during the! 0" “J'Mv ' 3N“ WI,
evening. i washed out a pair all? n bl a “I MI%?.$°cmfi‘ou°Ml
Mk WEI." :13!"qu ' '
lira. Anglo lowed: Mir of MW} in. Katherine B. Davis. recently
silk “tangy-Musk 9‘“ m ‘3 WWII!“ commissioner of collections
evidence «by the Slate. lin New York. has over 600 employees
“Hid you worn. those stockinxs that W with her department
day?” asked ill. idem ,. Finn: Crosby. the blind poet, author
s'tNo." ‘ :‘iw m PM]! “Fm m
“When did you place that alter. ” and W other hymns, woe
washing a...» -. «Hammoummmhet
d [”hung them over the radiator to", It Ii and Mrs. e veil. are
. r" It the hand or an nan-hum the 0!;
1 That was her usual custom, she M ‘ with b will” I! I for
mold. women and girls in new
task city.
At a recent court ball at Rome two
American woman, In. John Hays
‘ Alter recess, Mrs. Anglo resumed
hilt story-f Alternating the drink.
l
i
l
l
, 'DAILY POEM
i
AN OLD STREET.
The Past walks here, noiseless,
unasked, alone.
Knockers are silent, and beside
each stone
Grass peers, unharmed by lag-
ging steps and slow
Ithe bottle remsined on the table and
ithe conversation motioned. Mr. le-
lou. she said, left when the ship
clock that she had. struck “£er
luau," or about half past ten. As,
ibomsetolo.homrlledthutthm
felt confident or being able to go 3 "I not much in ms bottle. and sug-
through with the ordeal and to tell a gested that “19! anpty it. and he
story that would help her. The so . would 3“ some wine. T1118 was done.
cused womsn looked somewhat worn, At the door they had a little pleasant
but outwardly seemed as calm as at mm and then 'Ballou left,
any time during the trial. Silo usull— Influx “Good night," as he did so. ’
ed to an acquaintance as she entered; The witness said the then locked
the room. She went on the stand as "'9 ‘00? “d W t'3 5° ‘0 bed,
soon on court opened. and was asked first masssglnx'lier injured ankle. A
illll will 7
(Continued Iron First Patel
That with the dark and dawn
Hammond,riloofthefnmousmlnlu passtoandfro
engineer. and Mrs. Ira Morris. wife of
the Panama exhibit commissioner.
wore jewels valued at $2,000,000. A evermore
necklace m by Mrs. Morris is val- Save by some heirt who in her
'9‘ 3‘ “90"“- . half closed door
_ ILooks forward and hears tlic
Fashion Frills. great pulse beat afar,
is l to be i ngle hum and thrill and all the
The“! Both!!! sound by; sounds that are.
tellingl'uhluntodoltuworst. Ital-i ' ‘ '
I it anyway—Wilt» lAndhlfrtcnlng, remembers half in
carnal.
The was! t lion in” tbsti'As zealorgottcn tune rewchocs
men may soon be wearing rufllul .
Move we amend the word hm" ”501' from a Mac bush a breath
The Past walks here, unseen, for-v
. Dr- H. n. flan—n us a visitor out- the usual questions as to name and
little later she board a noise.
"ot-towu Satori-I.
A meeting was held last evening of.
Bi. Agnes' Guild. of Christ Church;
Routine business was transacted, fol-.1
lowing which a rehearsal of tho‘ Ralph Oldrinu 'u them 0‘ rel-
]llnylct to be given after Lent was alives in Novas-nan u week.
told. '
Thaddet- Hoyt was a visitor in
Nor-walk a. mm.
George N. Yule- of New Canaan
Dre. Franklyn G Brown and Robyn“ taken ‘ pdiion 1' the Stewart
' t0 .
on E. Per-due yesterday afternoon a re .........._.. i
m ‘ IOB‘UU' consultation concerts The [M ”Nun" adjoining]
log the condition of Frank Merriam, the mm“ hardware store hna'
ill at his home on Hawkins avenue,. been “initiated- .
with pneumonia. The many friends
in this city of Mr. Merriam, look for
a speedy recovery.
The revival urvices at the M. PHI
used this rock. I
l
‘ pins. C. M. Wood. or Osborne ave~‘ The monthly social of the Congre— 1
nine, will this week entertain the gatloual Church will be held tonight‘
members or the Woman’s Auxiliary, m u'" “N ”f“ _. l
a d Gill-let Church, at her home on the E. ham and “MI, hue moved l
but Side. and regular meeting is m Dam [m Stamford. Mr, Gretel
scheduled tor Thursday afternoon of will conduct a blacksmith shop on}
pubis week, and various matters 01' Cent" W E
amoral importance will be taken up
for consideration. -
.v'quc-O
“The Was-rou- of Virginia" is the}
last evening the members 01 the
Ashton Club basketball team held
their regular weekly practice on the
"fiul' of‘anh's pavilion, on Dorloo‘s.‘
.. faint. now under the control of the
mo distrlc‘t club. The members
1recitnl to be given by Miss Teresa M. l
Sieget in th “'3 Hull tonight. und- :
er the solutions of the women of the I
M. E'. church. .
, . , ,
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hnnfordi
Smith gave them ‘n surprlln party at .
their home on Gd Kings Highway on ‘
Friday night. About titty were present I
residence.
in a low voice.
“in answer .'to questions by Jacob
B. Klein. of her counsel. she said she WHICH!!! time to leave the building-[ makers will howled u throb of syn
hui worked in her iathor’s oillce and
later in other places, including New
Haven. Her work wast-clerical. In
January, 1914, she gave up this work.
. She was suffering from nervous trou-
ble. She was married in 1898 to
Frank Angle and livad with him about
{four years. There were no children;
She secured a divorce on grounds of
desertion. '
.Church at Norotol are being contlnw She moi Ballou in 1911, she said).
about a your and a half after the
death of his wife. She knew him
very well.
“We were very good friends." she
said. "He lived only a short distance
away. from my apartments."
The silence in the room was tense
as counsel begun to question her
about Ballad. Except whom-ho m
answering questions of counsel, she
gazed out of the window.
Her answers were nodal
"At first *1 thought. it was Jimmy."
‘she said. “but afterward she decided
lit could not be." .18 Billion had had
:Lster. she said. she decided to inves-
l tigete. Her voice broke.
3 “At the loot or the stairs, blocklns
imy further’progress. l came'upon Mr.
lBallou," silo subbed. She told or call.
:iug to him, of trying to“gct him on
'his feet,
I
g Tits Passing Foes.
Where are the ears of yesterday?
Her hair has hid them all away.
y Those shell-like ears 1 once adored,
. in whose pink curves lny vows l pour“.
f ' To hirsute wads I cannot pray.
l Where are the ears of yesterday?
i Ionic one. i thin... should interiors.
Lest other features disappear.
Neat yourporhnps am wll be gone.
Then chins. then noses won't be worn.
l Until rearstluily today.
‘ “Whore nun rm of yesterday?"
Alertly Suspicious.
“line that young man any bad hair ’
read “some males." * Detroit ml blowe sweet >
PR“. lThrougll the unaswcring dusk.
». Parisian extremists in dress are said ; the voiceless street—-
' to “alum“! Slocwnfll- “911031"! E Looks forth and sighs, with cun~
pathy for the pettlcoat produ are i dlc held above,
(‘ .-~ 6; v,
OleVeland Plain Dealer. l It 31:33!” for laughter or for
l’sriainn til-makers complain that g . '- - ,
Americans an? m ”I,“ "an“ in ! —-Vll‘2‘lflla Woodward Cloud.
Frulce to absurd extremes. Paris i—
seems in danger of losing its prestige : -
l as the world's leader in plctumsquc su- . y“ can W W
; ducky—Washington Star. ‘ ———-——-—— ‘
3 ' - 3 Thin men and women who would
"I‘ll like to increase their weight with 10
"l com t" .or 20 pounds of healthy f‘atsy there"
Perhaps it is lucky um Freucbwo . ht, should try eating a little Tonoiino
' men leave the lighting of duels to the i with their meals (or a while, and note
men.~l\lcw York World. iresults. Here is a good test worth
Some enterprising tlrm had better j trying, First weigh yourself and mess-
stnrt cheap cxvurslons to America Kuhn-e young“. Then take 'l‘onollno—
that we min see the old toasters occu- ‘ 1 or two
fl‘mlly-lnnd0n Globe. Ions tablet with every mes—t
WNW wircl t l h h I)“ weeks. fl‘hen weigh and measure
"a ' W 0'" u “ 'sgsin. it isn't a question of how you
carried on at a distance of 1.950 miles
or only forty-Ire unlit-a. it u we,“ gloolt or feel or what your friends say
i witchcrsfl.~tlt. mu. (lklhoDeoiocral. ’Ind think. The acne: and the one
0.08 01 the French Milton; any. that l measure will tell their own story. and
its?" asked the cautious father.
She went out frequent! will l- . . . . .
lou sh e “m y. x 8‘ "No.3! replied W lune. “he never
..' .' In goes illiown saloon."
old he give you any. SIM- “W “1 know. But names as If he spent
Mr. Klein.
a terrible amount of time hanging
around ‘ ffruhlling stench-L
‘«
'Wnshlngtdlyfltnr. “ . _
‘. “owl“ r
“Yes. sir." She enumerated various
gifts. Mrs. Augie'sald she had given
him a present at Christmas time. '
iwlm I triplsnc the Atlantic flight
should he made luslxty-two hours out-
sldc of» stops -0h, those stopsl—Cblm
cage Nomi.
_..._...__'__,.
Electric. Sparks. 7‘ 1
o"
Nearly oneofourlh of the power used
most iny thin man or woman can our
lly add from sin lo'pounds is the
first two weekn'by foilwing this aim-
pie direction. And but of all, the
new nosh‘utsys’put; ' 3' -' 3
Mills does not of itself make fat.
but mixing with your food. it turns
“dismount-ll sud starch or what ,
' of this team are fast acquiring speed among them bells relatives and
N form. and will make the other friends he. Korwflk Ind Stamford]
local team The party was a complete surprise..'
1... I K0 some to keep up with)“. and Mrs. Sill”! gaining no lnk‘l
fling of it until the callers walked into I
u like house. Genes and music provided .
Tomorrow evening at the home or entertam'ment and recruitment: were
all-s. Fred M. Wheeler. on‘Myru. svo- , 80m“ .
nus, the parishioners of Christ Eplso
. ‘W Church. on Gresory Boulevard-3.0m“ gum; A number of grass
grill hold their regular weekly lenttm am pm up during the afternoon.
”vices. The minister in charge of and the firemen were kept ‘hm- 80"-
lhe local church, 'Rev. ’1‘. r. Cankeyfigral. bul‘gm mpxpofigghg‘f
1‘ n. D.. at Southport, will conduct the 1;; 3“,)"; ”mum“ u, m‘... Cane,
.1 , services tomorrow evening. and will . At 3:30 p. to. tho ill-omen worn coll-
_£eliver one of his popular and interned to the hunter plane and. at 6:30
l" “in; Ms. p. m. to the Goldberg pluoo. '50“
. . :llamos were clonal-s near the boule-
local grocers are complaining that?
rolls and loaves of bread are being»
union mornings from in front or
ulnar places of business. The bskers‘
shove the grocers’ supplies about 5:30'
.jm'clock every morning, but the stores?
' {is not open until 6:15 or 6:30 o'clock;
' the rolls and bread disappearing in:
3 he meantime. The police will be ap-A
“led to should the practich keep;
II. dildo thorough investigation will
lie-made,
W
. Saturday was s. dly of fire at No-
an
Charles E. nodyt or New York city .‘
Espent Saturday in New Canaan.
l
.. use interested in the fact that
.. any 9th, in the United Church of New Ed” “WM
Raven. ExCongx-essman Richard Hub:-
4 non, Spanish War hero, will deliver n' ls
doctors on the evils of saloons.
filmy-688mm ,lHohson will speak uni:
ides-the auspices of the Connecticut
inductance Union.
iliflcugressman,
pun. with whom Hobson disagreedI
"the'House, regarding nation-wide
EX~ ; Alma Blacholf or Bayonne.
‘It was . with last Thursday night. decided to hold
Jmhh Born a carnival the latter part of May.
he strenuously recently, on the door",
interesting program will be rendered.
Mrs. H. H. tread of South avenue
entertaining the Kisses Anna- and
The tire” company, at its meeting
» .l'
Miss Child's concert will take place
the Tm. Hall this evening. An
“Milan. 3
'EROWAYTcN 1
Mr. and *llrn. I. 8. Inhey and
I‘daughtor of .Bprlvlglalo spent Bim-
iday with In. I. J. bailey in Mount
Istreet
l lllru. F‘. cam is entertaining her
Ill-lent. lulu-a Rosamond . Linnette,
.vocsr and pins oucllsr, composer
had our. . ‘
isotonic c. Ogden. or Rmyton -
‘ ' Next fill-h! ill to Inn-o as
. .’ ' l
“Wills Watson. at New Preston. is.
‘ annr
w “'M- ”"- f‘mjm in In.“ uni-slay.
"Did he appear to think very much
of you?"
"Very much. He asked me several
times to marry him. i told him 'I
did not wish lo. as he was very old. .
'1 also reminded him that he had
grown children, and because of that
l did not think u advisable.”
Mrs. Angle told of having injured
her ankle-by a tall in Bridgeport last
April. This injury gave her some
trouble later and treatment was nec-
essary. She had also had an opera
tion, she said. and it left her in a
nervous condition.
Asked whether she recalled Sun-
day. June 21. she said she had gone‘
to New York that any to an en-
gagement‘there and later returned to
Stamford to sing at a memorial ser-
'vice at Odd Fellows' Hall in the af-
Sha saw. Ballou at that
ternoon.
time, and had a. conversation with
him. Recalled on her in the “mint. ‘
They had discussed plans for spend ‘
ing the following «Sunday. She had
company on the evening of the 22nd. 3’
Coming down to the Rind, on tho.’
. gnlght of which Billion was injured?
Temperance advocates in Norwalk: The pen“, craft degree Wm helthe witness snid‘sho won at home all’
on ‘worked by Harmony lodge. Wednes-
aftemoongund assisted in “varietal
ways a Mrs-Barrett. who ,had moved
into the building that. day. ,She made
arrangements to take a room with
Mrs, Barrett‘. She also sdvnnced
money to Mrs. Barrett to pay the
rent for a month. ~
011 that day, the witness said. sh
dressed in “white, [including waist.
skirt. shoes and stockings. Later she
changed to). black skirt and black
shoes and stockings. Witness. Mrs.
‘7'
OPEN NOSTBILSI’
A GOLD Oil will!“
In Misty.
Sb. bandit a Rembrandt while away, ‘
A portly dame vouchssfed to say
To Implosion.
1 am an idiotic cove:
Iliad to go and Ink her of
' Inn-dusts. ’ .
Young 1 (huh: ltlwas a pup.
The’ social game l'd but give up.
I try to sit-son.
But I am sun toga It wrong.
i thought Hurlllo was a. song.
When It‘s a was“.
—Ksnsas City Journal.
also Wouldn't Hour of it.
“We will have to defend you uutbr
the common law." explained the law-
yrr to his client. -
“You'll do no such thing." retomd
Mrs. Newly mob angrily. “it I can‘t
be tried undcr thc’ refilled law. then I
won’t be tried at ll", so therol"——PW-
adelpllla wager. ’7 '
1 Panda-inn to the Anus.
Come on. boys. let‘s help the “cause"
And abolish ”man made laws.”
Causal fees and slimohr.
Honsupport and parsimony. '
Branch or promise with arrest.
’ Limitation on bequest .. ‘-
clfl erndue Muslim wills,
Liability for all bills. , ;
Minimum-duvet: miss.
And the gentle rights! down.
(All of which the suits, please note. ;
Will repeal wbnnjthcy can vote) .
. , . uNsw York Sun;
companion. . f f
-Aoolorcd gentleman, on trial forliis
asked by the ancestral. had anything
today, whmeupon‘llerepllodzr , .'
“All I has to say is this. Judge: if
‘W In Museums-yours.
The News in Rims.
A railroad was carted to Iceland.
The home 01 the primitive chill:
A slight revolution do tropics
Has favored the pulse of Bros“.
An air man invited a counts-I
To loop tbo'nlrlsl loop.
The Debutante Slouch
Oars an artist the much.
And Carina is spilling tbs «£qu
—- uc .
"I understand that demure little Ills.
"You dw't any so! Win. up it!"
"When she corn-stumps» on but
unknown-lave uncle-u.
m“...—
flsb Is You II.-
A youth wuss-d tsuna-
Vmuosn lotus . M.
s “I
whit"
, in electric cooking and beating appar— ,
in the industries of the United States
is now furnished by electric motors. i I I I 1 out for the tissues
Electricity is the only agent that will .
thaw i‘mn water pipes without dis. “‘1 blood-prepares it h an easily ”'3'
turblug the ground that buried them. unlisted form which the blood can
The name of an electric currentlm um All “'1‘ uuflshnent
. ovcr a wine always rcsulis in Mal." puss! trout your My ll lute.
ohm. on ordinary circuits this heat!8ut'l‘onollmstopsthewu¢sauddoes
' is Very small and easily radiates away. . it quickly and makes an m produc-
ing contents 0! the-very some mesll
you are eating now develop pounds
and pounds more of healthy flesh. Too-
. ollne is safe, pleasant, ancient and in-
:expenslve, ss it costs only 81.00 for u
iso-dsy treatment. Mail orders tilled
by American Proprietary 00.. Beam
Mass. For sale :by Plaisted’s Drug
store.
W _
‘ stus special heat producing wires are;
used to change the electricity into
heat.
Train and Truck.
Mussoi'the scarcity of wood in.
Solarium. about mpcrcent of the
ties on the government rsiirosds are
metal. ‘ ‘
The ilrst railroad in Prussia to noel m ‘EED .
electric trdctlon on a large scale ob-‘ AUTO CAN All) a: l
Somewhere in this city there are
‘63:; “Sim! "fl equipment from "1930mm" of automobiles who - Would
" ladl render aid to those in distress
Spain is mldefln! "19 Wk"!!! d K !ij "l: way were shown‘ .
double Ranked ”in"! ““9 0‘ Ml" Somewhere in this city there is
null European gauge, to be operated weal Wood in many cases it lsin
by electricity. between Madrid and the him outside districts. where, there is
Frenchhm'dcr. , l"° close communion with trolleys.
. f In this city, there nre charitable
women devoting their time in an cf-
Elephant'a Foot. sfort to relieve the distress and many
-—-———- Etimes the call is p far away that the
An elephant-n toot must be boiled to: walk is a waste of tim-
. you have odes into rich. tips at pro.
life in a remote Tennessee own, was"
you hangs me you bangs the best bass '
‘ thirty-six hours‘ betore it is tender
, enough to eut.-—Mlanukee Journal.
it is bad enough to put one's own
foot in one's mouth. - But just think
at having to tackle an elephant’s‘l—lllx-
change. ' .
Still even then would not all ele—
phapt‘s toot be apt to lie rather heav-
ily on the stomach? (Spen‘kipg of
our’n. or morsels—Houston Post.
Telephone Calls.
n it the owners or aubomobllas wish
lto aid in thlswm-k. how better can it
lbs done than by out-ling the use of
‘thelr autos to take these women to
and from these placestnonnte your
onto.» it called upon at any time. by
anyone of a committee. and do.your
share to save time stationery for the
women who 0 are assisting to make
Norwalk the best city on earth.
Kindly Bond your name to the
L'Chamhor of Commerce. ‘phons‘ll‘lz-
2, in order that your name may be
listed as willini to give assistance in
this way. .
'llnlls always crooks blr elbow on s,
. missus-ion.”
A 83.000.000 telephone cable. so it is
announced. is to be laid bemeen Eng-
land and Holland. _
The Brailllan city of Baltic has re-
plscsd ~lis telephono's‘ervlco with an
American system.
It is conceded by Englishmen that
SENTINEL WAN‘I‘ A08
Ire performing services tor hlmdrcds
oi Nurwslkers only day. Are you
coins than?
1——
.NORWM m AMI“! BOXES
No.
15 Cor. ‘Msln and Wall all.
:I Bolder: Ave. and Union Plus
2: During Hill and Kellogg at.
it Union Purl:
‘Tussnhv. MARCH :5, 19:5
BOWAI'ION FIRE ALARM BOXES.
No. . .
12 Highland Ave., to N. Y., N. H. &
H. R. R. - .
l: Hickory Blud and Bell Island.
14 Pine Point and Roton Point
121 Long island flound to McKinley
St.
22.1’ennoyer St. to Cross St.
23 Cross St. to Railroad
24 Railroad to Brookslds
3 “Central.” McKinley st. to Pennoy‘
‘er (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brookslle
16 White Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Sound
17 White Bridge. 8. W. to Long Island
Sound. ’
One sroke of hell at odd times in-
dicates testing: two strokes a! bell,»—
thus. l-l fire is out; four strokes ot
bell—~thus l-l-l-l, water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms indium
serious he. '
—__....._...___.____
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE
ALARM BOXES
No.
.12 West st. opp. Franklin St. School
13 Concord Street. on. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main streets
15 Car. High‘ St. and Bayview Ava
id Norwalk Iron Works Building
17 Cor. Cedar 8!. mid West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Bus.
03 Cor. Bouton 8t. and Ely Ave.
:4 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
:5 Cor. Monroe and Main Ste.
36 Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta.
2‘! Wutnnd El- Grovola. .
2 Cor. Washington and Iain Ste.
31 South Main St. near Meadow
82 Electric Light Station
3! Cor. Clay-and Spring Bis.
:6 Cor. Haviland and Water Sis.
37 Lockwood Mfg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond fits.
41 Cor. Fairiieid Ave. and-Cedar,8t.
42 Taylor Ave. and South St.
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
46 Cor. Burr-lit and Quinton! Ave.
(0 Cor. Woodward and Mimics Ave.-
5 R&GCorsetCo..Ann 8t.
' 61 Golden Hill and Elmwond Ave.
52 Washington St. Bridge
53 Freight Yard
St Norwalk Lock Co.
6 Hoyt‘s Theatre
61 Reed 8t. and Putnam Ave.
7 Norwalk Hospital
is Music Hall
9 Cross St.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES. '
4—«Fltch School (private).
Fire hcsdqnarters, at Van Zant Street
Telephone 110
Private boxes will only be pulled
tor are on premises where located.
A telephone messugo' to flotilla"
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p. m. and .3 a m., giving won ' of
life, an alarm will. be given from near-
ssthox. ‘ ’ , -- ‘ ‘
Second alarms sreonly‘to be'glv- _
his arrival at the tire.
v—Marvu sow (private). .
212—East Washington and Fort Sill.
all—Van Zandt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
zle—Esst Ave. and Rowan St,
217~Wiuflold St. ‘ ,
223—Fort and Charles Sis.
224-East Ave. and Fitch St.
225—8t. John St. and Edlie Ave.
382—Schview ‘Ave. and First St.
Bus—Boulevard and decent! 8t.
ills—Cove Ave, and Fifth St.
Ill—Boulevard and Bladetone St,
(Tel)
all—Keyner St. and Pine Hill Ave
(Tel)
ail—Kenn 8t. and Duck Pond rd.
(Tet)
343~8hore Haven. (Tel)
Opacisl We.
1—-Ono blast at odd limes, testing or
the open .
‘l—Onc Mat 8 p. on, would time.
l-l-Tvo hm, Ire out.
li-ll—Tlnuty two, 118 I. 111.. no
morning session. of public
school.-
ll-ll—Twsuty-t'o, at 12:30 p m., no
WI union of public
sellout.
lillillll‘i—M blasts quickly calls
the entire department.
.-
IIIES ll storm
it 3.60m Thick, Wavy. Lustrous .
and All Dandrufl Disappears ' ~ _ _
Surely try a “Dopamine Hair
Cleanse" it you wish to'lminedistely
double the beauty of your hair, Just
moisten a cloth with [landmine sud
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at s time:
this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt p
or any excessive toil—in s few min-
utes you will be amused. Your hair ’
will be wavy. dud, and abundant and
ms nu incomparable softness. .
lustre and luxurious. ' '
Badde- beautifying the hair, map. -
m of nanderiue dissolves every
particle of m; tau-slates the
souls. dossier italics and with:
his‘ "
Ministhlhnlrwhtimu
Ibo-«sol mum-n to
win. Immature-ts.
on by th. chief or acting "chief 1‘:ch ~'
Norwalk Chronicler