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NEWS
Mrs J. Edward Vincent is still , . .
quite ill at her home on iloway ton . _ . ,
aVenue . www—
a
Mrs. C. D. Wand was a visitor
in Stsmrord last week?
Walter Boughton. ofDanbnrprept
the Week-end visiting triends in. Ro-‘
way.ton
Harry Oberiander. of New Hana,
spent Sunday \isitin-g friends in R0-
wayton. visitor in Dorian Friday.
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Miss Hannah Dibble. oi Romyton,
avenue. is recovering thorn an attack
of the grip. '
Heightsuhas sold her motorcycle
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Willllllll liillfllS fill
Peepers have been heard in Darien,
Hrs. Caught“; dd Stamford. was ..
Mia! Citric Hermit of Noreen.
MONDAY, MARCH :2, 1913
For Honest Goodi Hohestly lmentcd Full W . t, Prompt
Delivery and Proper Service
e
nun... . ...... m. Gem Brand
.5213?“ Andrew Davey’ s “W”
. 156 iii ' 90 Wsshmglon St. Phone 41;, South Norwalk. 015:;0f 25c
This Sale From Monday, March 22nd, Till Closing Saturday. March 27th.
Miss Mary Hunt, at Raymond street;
is spending a- ten days in. Mt. Vernon,-
New York.
W hen MEN TAXPAYERS 10 Willi
giving fut-thos- noti'ce of the approach
of spring.
Mrs. Edwards has given up he!
“lFldfiudFr‘W.!
This morning on the East Side the
Mrs. Williamson. of West Side av—
enue. is ill at the home of her son, J.
name of Philip H. Fielding was men
l ”dotted as a probable successor to Ed-
.ward B. Smith as Third district com- Rev. H 3 Anderson attended a
{missioner . Mr. Fielding Is an expert Baptist ministers meeting held in
l electrician. and has traveled about the1 Brldfiemn- ”Mu" _ ..
Much interest is to be evince d 40-3 country.to a great extent as an elec-
oslly‘ in. the special district meeting tricsl inspector. and is thoroughly fu-
which is to be held in the Fitch school mm" “m” the am" °’ “ “mm“!
on the evening of April 181‘ at a electric light plant. having come in
Williamson.
mums...
Forest Case. of South Nor-walk.
commenced to hulld‘his bungalow in
Crow avenue. last wreck... !
Mrs. ‘Robert Dibble, of Rovvuyton
9, clock. The coming meeting 'is a fa- contact with them often. As mention-
Vorite topic of discussion and the res-
nons for its calling are being gone into
(not great detail. The Third district
commissioners. at the meeting. will
, risk the taxpayers and voters of the
( district to authorize them to borrow
A sum of money to pay the deficit suit-
“ms in the starting of the new elec-
_ tric light plant. It is estimated a two-
will mi will be necessary to cover the
deficiency. The money to be borrow-
e pd, however. will be returned by taxes
to be included in next years budget,
Lwhen it is hoped the Third district tax
will be below 22 mills. There are two
.:,|lrime reasons for the deficit in the
.f_:~eiectricul department. The first is the
. . ‘cost of operating both the old and new
.. giants at the same time pending the
We completion of the new. This hr
7 gludes the wages of the crew at the
old station and the expense of break-
may. be well proud.
wills. ii. \
Fort street ‘l‘estsrday were
with friends in Stratneld. Conn.
Haven Hospital.
ed previously the home of Frank W
Buchhols has been among the promi-l
neut probable candidates for this po‘l
sition. An elfort will be made, it is I’ll-- i8 ”smug her “m“ M"
understood. to have Mr. Smith recon “ “"er'el'
sider his resignation. but if this he
does not think the best thing to do. my Tuesday evening. at the home 0’
either Mr Fielding or Mr. Bucbholz Rev and M” H- E Anderson
would make good in the job as a mem-
ber of the sturdy board of men who1
are making such splendid efforts to Wakefield, N. J.. over the week end.
give to the East Side a paying munl- l
cipal electric light plant of which all
endricks and wife,
visitors lloston
Miss Alice Griffin is visiting her
home in East Norwalk, following an 3“,". has be." “an"... Mi” Donnt month
operation for appendicitis at the New Iiikei. or New York i liy. Miss Iliktr
.ivenue. has returned home. after vis-
' illng relatives in New York.
Miss Leslie Judge. of Philadelphia.
A. B.
or Crow menus.
The Deft P‘lnv er Circle held it met-
Eugene Ambler. of Cross‘
was entertaining friends from
Mrs.
strict.
William Watson. of New l’rcston.
t 1., is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Martin Sit-sens. of Mowayton eve-hue.
"Frank llathnwny has returned to
Mass. after spending seversl
llowuyton
of
dams with his parents on
E’tnenllfl.
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Mrs. John l’lthllldll‘ of Crockett
has been very ill.
. do; in new engineers and helpers ll.
the new plant, besides the monthly
post of purchasing current from tho
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Miss lniuru t‘rorkctt hill! ictiirncd
home, after spending several wool“
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, of New York
7 . Cll '
South Norwalk Municipal plant. The “’7' oter ““3 weekend visitors ‘0 ulth ht'l‘ sister \lrs. J. Judge. of
second ,3 the payment of interest, . . rs. Andrews mother. Mrs. Morrell, “Minammm. pm
, , ‘1’,” sum, which was due on the 1st at of Fourth street. on the East Side.
_ ..lanusry. it was expected that this -—--~---- The ulmchmetit ma ed by. Reed
oriwould be observed in the expenses 01 J0“ Lawrence, 0f the Second dis and Wm. M Smith .\' ‘Vlflll‘ on thcl
1110 new plant. Another matter to be trict, will be the speaker. next Sun- flavours; {:zeltflli‘lséggt‘lnrd d: ken 1
taken up at this meeting is to vote day. at the "35“!" mew“ 0‘ the M ‘
7.5%:xll0thet or not to turn over for the Mens Class of the East Avenue M. E. The “U“... hem“ built by G Scott,
Church. (.n Rowayton uvcnuc is nearly comm
rpleted. Mr. Skull and family (‘\DO¢(1
The regular weekly meeting ot the ‘0 '“°‘° 1“ l“ a “W ““ka‘ :
St. Agnes. Guild. of Christ Episcopal
Church is scheduled to be held tomor- Ycohdlfilh‘h‘ §{°(3§:§:,§;’ B::“;,;::“ “3:: I
10W evening in the church Matters hm been suffering with typhoid lcxer
tented the meeting will be well ill-..penainmg 1" the forthcoming play lfm‘ "m”"l “99km is “mm fl little
1041de and one of the most interest. “'1" be discussed. 7"ml”°“"d'
ml ‘held 011 the East Side for some - r "”_ I Mr ma V1... Filmer rg‘ ass, or South
‘little time. . Yesterday Richard Hendricks. of Nurmilk who have been isolournlhi;l
-- Cove avenue. launched a handsomelin the South for ihs winner Tim“:
fourteen fool skill. one of the first or M‘“ ”mm“! home. ‘m up“ n 0 ' l
the season to take the water. \v‘hlch :33..._Andlm\ Mills cottage for. me;
he built during the winter months. ’ ~--—--—----
. Yesterday Mr. Hendricks also took it
Dal‘ty 0‘ local people [lat fishing of! lluwuvion avenue and it
Uockenoe Island. About 300 fish were lllltln of r-rushod some in lit-ingrovcr-
reported captured ed over with earth, and .ii’tci it be~
romeo settled is expected to make a
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fine road bed.
Members of the two Swedish church
es on the East Side are interesting,
themselves in the elaborate prepara-
tions which are under way in New “
Britain. Conn. where within a short
'time will be held the Swedish spen-
geriest Swedish societies from ., all
parts of the Eastern States will send
representatives to this important res
tivsl. and it is probable the local
churches will have good sized delega-‘
‘ tlons present. The program of this
affair will be ost interesting and m theywn on mmdny Tm Pm...
enjoyable. sud-hundreds will take part “my (.‘..... is h. charge of n... cox.
in the ceremonies incident to the oc- '1‘”,th and will q. no the eggs to the
casion. Five Points Mission. .-\. Y. City where ‘
lan Easter lunch will be given to the
Ipoor children. ’
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...-piss 'ot the Fourth district the tire
-.oquipment owned by the Third dis-
trict. for the sum of $1. This the Sec-
, ,. and. district had already voted to do.
but the First and Third districts have
not yet decidcd‘the matter. It is ex-
l
.
Charles M. Moi‘fett of Central ave-
hue. today left for New York to en-
list in the U. 3. Navy
Extenshe icpriirs urn being our is to l
good found-
William Blascer. manager of a" mo-
. vie" house, in Seymour. (‘onn.. over
_ the week-end visited friends and role ‘
....» lives in East Norwnlk.
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Thomas Riley, of Pleasant street, is
confined to his home with illness. His
position on Rundle’s bakery delivery
. wagon is being filled, temporarily, by
Harold Rundle.
The. Brotherhood of the Btibtis
(‘huroh held it meeting Friday night.
t tho church. The. men who attend-
ed were particularly pleased with the
talk game warden Wilbur Smith of‘
South Norwalk gave on “Birds."also
“1th the select: on: the. mole quartet.
rendered. The social committee sen-
ed clam chouder. pic and coffee.
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Sunday. March 28. Will be “elm-
day" at the Methodist Sunday School. 1
it is hoped that curry member. littli.‘ ’
' . Carl Mortz, of Howard street, a
well-known East Side young man, Is
now" at Cuba aboard a United States
'bat't‘leship. Mr. Mom is remembering
’ iocnl friends with postal cards.
The police have received several
complaints about boys ”hitching on be
hind" wagons passing through Van
Zant street. Warnings have been is-
sued and arrests are likely to follow
: providing this extremely dangerous
> sport is not speedily discontinued.
Norwalk is to have a share in the
fight to be waged to make Connecti-
.cut “dry." On Thursday or this week
‘ there is to' be a. meeting held in Hart-
ford by the Allied Prohibition Socie
ties ohthe State, at which time plans
will be made to Wage a campaign for
the passage of bills now before the
Legislature which would amend the
State constitution to prohibit the sale
or manufacture of intoxicants within
the borders of Connecticut. .Yester-l
day. at a meeting held in the Advent
Christin Church. on Vim .Zant street.
on the East Side. W. c. Byxbee was
elected: delegate t9 represent the
church at this important meeting and
3 Stephen W. Vslsor wss nsined u dele-
gste to represent the local Advonttlun-
day school.
: -—--- owes RECEPTION.
.Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Edison and
Innily, of East Washington street. Sot-
‘wday morning left for Philadelphia.
h, wherethey attended thewedding
or Mrs. Nathan's sister. The local peo~
‘pls’srejsxpocted to return to their
some; on the East Side, this evening.
‘
President Thomas R. Marshall. who
is here as President ~Wilson's repre-
sentative for "the formal dedication
ceremonies this week of the Panama-
Pscinc Exposition. expected to hold o
reception today to the tor-sign com
missioners and exposition omcisls.
The program also called for on of-
llcisl visit by the Vice-President and
Franklin D'. Roosevelt. Assistant Sec-
retary of the Navy, to Admiral 'l'. 8.
Howard. aboard the United Stets-
cruiser Colorsdo. flagship of the Pit-3
ciilc fleet. and I review of the wor-‘
An impatient meeting of the dis-
trict commissioners is scheduled tor
this evening. Msny matters of inter-
dt'wlll occupy the attentions of the‘
commissioners. important among them .
die selecting of a candidate to be con-
firmed by the City Council as the suc-
moor of Edward B. Smith. whose re-
” so commissioner has been
the buds of the oust-u for seven! 8‘"
DEPARTMENT Of INTERNATION.
AL AFFAIRS. ‘
NEW YORK. lurch 22:41:. I ma-
wmestvJoI-hllsl-
results. Isis subtle toner. m»
lot In. I. m soul for so on-
FORIION WORDO.
“lmglsdtommhmuqlohn
ny." aldthohthrtolissnsllm
“enemas-s “Milt
moments-Quotes“
about"
vol-Ir.-
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l The tunersl'hf'l’tay Morrison who.
“Points for Mntlhel Readers to Con-
lweek tn the corset section
1
P
l tones.
and l.-ip.. will tontribute as mum eggs l
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VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL '
SAN FRANCISCO. March 22—week
ships Assembled in San Francisco?
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grocery business on Railroad avenue.
and will mote to Noroton Heights
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The His-estuaries Reilly. 'l‘llly
Carlson and Elisabeth Skidd. of Nor-
oton. were visitors in Rowayton over
the Sabbath. with friends.
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The funeral service of Mrs. Elihu
Mix Weed of Not-oton who died at;
Rockford. lit. in her 79:11 year. was.
held at St. Luke's Church Friday af-,
tornoon. '
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Alexander Peoston's boat. the ill-l
lubeih. may go on another cruise up
the Hudson river thi! summer The
Borden s‘ Evaporated MlLK ““233.” w“ 7c
Golden Santos Special Blend Peerless Atlas Daisy Brand —
COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE Pure Zunilla Pure
: c... 22:22:?“ thrift?” .....2. ...... sauna Powder
‘20s lb. ’ . 25c lb. 30c lb. 25c,bot. 50c lb,
:50 S. & H. m S, 8: H: 208, & H. 25 5. 3" H- 100 S. & H.
Stamps Free.
Early JungrEAS’
High Grade Teas
Stamps Free.
Stamps Free.
To can
Atlas Ma Cey. leafs
Stamps Free. Stamps Free.
sweet" and Tender
12c Value
Peerless Teas
All Kinds.
:rswlof lost your": cruise. applied :l‘ll Kinds. Unequailed for Quality and Trial Size 10¢ 5.5tamps
or p ace” enfhe “.‘.. 4“ m Flavor. 1-4 lb. pkg. 15¢ 10 Stamps i
There were four rules of property. - ~
in town. last week with mortgages of! . _ 5% 1h. —2 lb. pkg. 30¢ 30 Stamps
31493. For the third week or March. 40 S- & ”- Staml’s I‘ll-’9‘ .- . . . g
1814 there were two sales of mi - ' . . 00 5- 51 11- Stamps Frte- l‘rec ‘
estate. and mortgages of 84, 000. l. . .
Solid Packed NEW LIMA BEANS ' Best Cal PRUNES
f‘ id y night was the concluding.» .. - . '
nicelin: of the revival services held TOMATOES NEW SUCCOTASH “n. or
at the Methodl Protestant Church
R.ev T. H Bin-t .cf the Stamford
Methodist Protestant Church was the
speaker.
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Robert Mnerilmr.1ore'miin of tho-
H. C. Flietmnn place made it record
with the white leghorns during the
month of February. The 120 hens laid
1400 eggs during the 28 days or the
7""
ditd in New York city inst Wednes-
duy. was held from the home of his
brother. Roy Morrison Nomton yes
,torday “1.80 o o'lock. and at the. M.
P Church. Noroton Heights. lit 2 o'-
clock. Interment was in Spring Grove
Cemetery
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wrru ougflovss‘rissns.
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older When Out Shopping. '
The Howland Dry Goods 00..
Bridgeport. have arranged ‘ that this
Week shall be especially a ‘ttlosssrd"
Mrs.
Hurst. will be in stendance, and will
show the construction and speoisl
features of this corset. dud will give
advice as to proper model to choose.
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The sole for this week at Andrew
Dov‘eys holds especially good value!
for the home provider. Not only are
rlccs low, but the goods are honest,
and you get prompt delivery and sec
'vice. You will wont to read the adv-
to see the great bargains.
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Those who commhnd success. ore»
the ones who watch for opportunity.
'and seize it A bank account with the
lness instincts and s helpful accusin-
Poor boys of today are the rich men
of tomorrow. The change is brought
about by acquiring capital by saving
the first earnings. Open on account.
with the South Norwslll SnvingsBimk.
eioans Liniment is the special of~
faring this week at Stillson 4'; Pow-
ell's. Prices for three size bottles in
n.dv '
New spring suite. showing every
.conceit of the seasons fashions it
2 the Boston Store. Prices are popular.
'Read the adv ,
An Easter sale featuring displays of
fashionable apparel st less than usual
prices is the attraction at \Jacoby's
Read ad‘v. tor particulars. ‘
take your boys to Rogers & Stevens'
value.
The health of your one should be
looked after by to mount. Consult
Thsmer, 8'1 Atlantic Square. ' ’
Large stack of Easter suits. dress
on and costs at floltasch's. Now,“
the time to boy.
i
; Nutty olrfloe doom: is being of‘
rated In the situation sole st Reed's
See My.
or
dust at W" Brett's.
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City National Bank will develop bus- ,
'11! you are s- wiseimother. ”run will ,
to get the best. clothing in style and .
mwmmthe with
"Large No. 3' chins.
3 {or 25c
NEW. sumo BEANS
. EVAP. APRICOTS
new some cost:
25c 2‘ib for 25c
uncksnrs ours
MOTHER’S oars
QUAKER‘YELLOW MEAL
PEACHES
NEW an‘. PLUMS
new CAL. CHERRIES
NEWEAL:
ATLAS CATSUP
Absolutely Pure.
.QUAKER WHITE MEAL NEW JERSEY FEARS Laure 20c bottle ------ 15¢.
Fresh From the Min. Packerd in Heavy Syrup Mallnm ...... _ ........ 1 W
“Regular 10C pkg 18g Value. ATLAS CHILI shucn
t tit to Lut to Special at:
8c 12c can 2 for 250
- . .' hewack . “ ' I
Add???“ and Beans 12c m. .. 3 cans 250
ATLAS TOMATOES
ATLAS MAINE CORN
ATLAS ; STRING BEANS
ATLAS SUCCOTASH
ATLAS LIMA BEANS
"The wands Best."
‘cur lo
ATLAS EARLY JUNE PEAS
2 cans 250
10 Stamps With Eoch oi the Following:
1 bot. C. "N Disinfectant mg i but. Billing . . . . . . . 1°C
1 hot. Peroxide ice 1 ML Wash Flllid 1°C
. ‘ J '
‘ W- W“ “3“" ~ ‘°° iii: §i.}§.l.1.°.lfs.'f.'.'.'.‘. i:
1'4 Ball Blue too I pkg. Pancake Flour .. loo
i-2 lb. Pure Borax .. . too I can Marshmallow
1 b0" Vanilla 15c ('rcmc ........ too
1 but. Lemon 15: l jar Marmalade Inc
I ‘3“ Potash -- rat: .1 pkg. Farina . ....... me
i bot Ammonia ..... . 10c ;_: p.53. Barley 10c
Milk or Soda (Smokers
Fresh From the,
OVEN
3'lbs'ior 25c
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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM BOXES
No.
[3 Highland“ Ave" to N. Y.. N. H. a
11R. R.
13 Hickory Bluff and Boll Island.
14 Pine Point and Roton Point
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
- St. -
22‘Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
.23 Cross St to Railroad.
24 Railroad to Brookslde
3"Cenirai. " McKinley St. to PennOy-
or (West Side)
is White Bridge north to Brookside
16 White'Bridge S. E. to Long‘lsland
‘ Sound ‘
17 White Bridge. S. W. to Long Island
Sound.
One sroke of hell at odd times iii-
dlcntes testing: two strokes of hell. -—-
thus. 1-1 tire is out; four strokes of
bell—thus 144-1. water to be shut
’ off. A third orjrnore alarms indicates
rerious‘ ilre.‘~
‘ s
ltllB tumultuous .,
moss shirtless
Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Bottle at Old “Bit Jacob's OIL"
Whore Rheumatism? Pain only.
Stop drugglngl Not one case In
titty requires internal treatment. Rub
soot-limit; meta-tins "8t. Jscobs Oil’
directly upolntho “tender spot" and so
list comes instantly. "8L. Jocob‘ s
50ii” is n hermless rheumatism and
solution linlmsnt, which never disap-
points and can not burn the skin.
[Amber upl. Quit continuing! Get
1 small trlol bottle from your drug»
liltl and in his: a moment. you’ll on
end swelling.
pain sot-it’s“. citation.
honest. "8t. Idaho Oil": “has cured mils
lions oi rheumstlsk undoing in the;
lost but century. and is jnst so good .
W33 6* writ no for time “" mm '3‘“ ”PM. Mk
- Bile—Winfield 8&1
l
*' 224-1?th Ave. and Fitch st.
' sis-St. John St. and nails Ave.
‘ “Ii—"One blast at 81:: m., standard time.
We. Milt monastic end sciatic .-
non't suitor! holler mills you. Old.
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EAST NORWALK Fin! ALARM l .NORWAL‘K mm: ALARM nouns
soxss. N0-
,ls Cor. Main and Wall'Sis.
Willa! WW1 (Dflntel- 2i Belden Ave. and Union Place
Fire headquarters; 86 Van Zant Street 22 Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
Telephone 170 f” ““0“ Park
‘25 West Ave. and Berkley St.
Prints boxes Will only ‘39 Wu“ 2? Franklin Ave. and Lyrics Place
for are on premises where located. 31 Gas House (Private Box)
A telephone message to Electrici32 West Ave and Merwln St
33 Harbor Ave. and .Or'chard St. 1
Station (705) between the hours ol 6. 34 Chapel St ind Harbor A“
P m. and 3 a lit. giving location 0‘136 West Ave. near Armory
are. an alarm will be given from near; 38 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
« 41‘ Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
est bu” 42 Main and North AVe.
second slot are only. to 99 In ”Trance St;
en by Illa .. S? Main and Catherine St:
. 83 New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair St.
54 Chestnut near Summer St.
55 Milt! St. and Union Ave.
63 On the Green,
63 East and Lincoln At e5.
64 East Ave. and Daskam Lane
llls IllTlVal at
. S-Mgvin Schobl (p f
sis-4s» Washington and Forums.
le—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
216-—-East Ave and Rowan St
sown ivomvshx FIRE
228—Fort and Charles Ste. .
ALARM BOXES
. “'4.
No.
‘M 1-2 West at. opp. Franklin St. Soho:
' 13 Concord Street. on? School
335‘30‘lm"! “3 3960”“ St l 1.4 Cor Ann and Main Streets
338-—‘~COVO\ Ave and Fifth St. ‘ lb Cor‘. High St. and Bnyvicw Ave.
stile-inanimate! sud Blockstone ‘St.
832—Sesvlew A.ve and First St
i6 Norwalk Iron Works Building
1? Cor. Cedar St. and West A\ c.
, (Ten 18 High School. West AvenIIe
341-19333" St find Pine Hill A73 21 Cor Taylor Ave. and West Sis.
' ‘ (T91) 23 Cur. Benton St. and Ely Ave
342-!(9 set St. and Duck Pond 111.24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry sun, ;
“in ~ 25 Cor. Monroe and Main Ste.
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Sts.
343-Sl'iore Haven. (Tel)
Special Slinals.
1‘-—~One blast at odd times. testing or
line open. .
‘21 West and Elm Grove-Sta.
8 Cor. Washington and, Main Sts.
31 South Main St. neer‘Meadow
32 Electric Light Slnthn
84 Cor. Clay and Spring Sis.
83 Cor. Haviland and Water Sis.
37 Lockwood Mtg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sts.
it (Your. Foirlleld All). and Cedar St.
42 Timon. Ave. and South St. ,
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow st
45 Co‘r. Burritt and Quintet-d Ale.
46 cor. Woodward and bowndcs Jive.
5 noucorutt‘o Ann St.
61 Golden Bill Ind Ehrlwood Ave.
82 Washington St Bridge
53 Freight and
54 Namath. ‘Locl’t CL.
.6 Rhythm
.. at l?“ Putnam Ave.
.-ll~'l2wo blasts. are out. .
Ink—Twenty We at 8 it. in. no
‘ of' public
school. "
iiiite'rwau‘iystwo. st jiz: to r- in, no
ottoman session of public
. . m1. '
ruinous-4m hints quickly coils
the entire assortment.-
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