SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
' the Pbdelefsky
. of the Crescent laundry.
- were married Sunday afternoon in St.
‘ . the city.
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spanks 151.1301le
1 a total of 187 central
electric~stations. eel-1mg nearly 15,-
9+
11 wound
Who-yon hear the Fire Alarm et 900 W" 9909‘?-
“in ‘ Siberia offers a new field for the
. ‘ . development of electricity and, uhe
T“ 3 ”Mn:- sale or electrical devices
When smoking ruins mark. the site. Nearly e, 000 one electrical horse-
'Tig . warning power are alailabl‘e from the water
powers of Norway.
, The international electrical con»
gross will be held in San Francisco,“
September 2045,1915. 7
Do let this remind you, as you read.
If you trons losses would be freed. .
Insurance is the thing you need
‘ 3Tb! 'a warning. ’3 Bicycles can now be top! with
. ' . electric lamps.- A small tery.,'sup-
4 plies the necessary- current.
Tay or . 0 en During a recent mile ' cemr
paign nearly 8000 electric fiatlrons
were added to e service in Boston.
_ A unique (ding; was recently lven
1230.111 Toledo where each guest cooked
his own dinner by electricity.
A number of new type electric dish-
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After supper a dozen or more of, us .
congregated in the $501,551 oflce fol-.4
smoke, and presently the ieli'dfird’pm
ah“:
afilong us to say: .-
“Gentlemen. we have a are Veiti in
this town named Colonel Sebastian,
He has several pee-min; theories or his
own, and i wish to post you in ad:
vnnce. He is very Natl-o In his talk,
and should you differ silt him he will
washing machines suitable for use in
the home have recently been pzr‘fr
ted.
' Forty eight 86 inch sea ‘chlig‘. .25 11
used in the scpctacular 1g'1.g .5 ~11
Pansma-Pacafit exposition at San
Francisco.
The dreadnaught. California. to be
constructed at. the New York Navy
Yard. will be the first battleship pro-
pellcd by electric motors.
An electric. vacuum cleaner is now
made to be used on printing presses
to keep the forms and rollers clean
during the printing operation.
Edison is credited with‘the state»
ment that the United-States will soon
1be operating all Its battleships by
.615 000 000 worIIh of storage batter-
ies.
A Chicago restaurant has an elec—
tric pie making machine with a cap-
.aclty of 23.000 pies a day. It is driven
by a 2 hourso power motor and oper-
utcd 11,1 six girls
X-ray apparatus has recently been
used in examining bales of cotton
, M”. when suspected of containing muni-
Charles “ alker, 0’ this city, was ar 'tions of w:1r or other contraband ma-
rested last evening by Officer Robert Vterm
A Galnor, charged with assault on his Shoe dealers are buying electric va-
wife Judge John Keogh this mom.‘cuum cleaners to clean the rugs and
thus prevent the scuffing and Scratch-
ex
Egg cantingggnigze case um“ 11 [,in 11g of new shoes while they are be-
lurs ay .
|i 11g titted.
”— Among the exhibits of the General
Under the auspices of two colored Electric Company at the Panama-Pa-
reeidents of Stamford a dance, lasticmc “”05le WI“ be 11 “mp-““9
Home Electrical where much of the
night, was enjoyed In Quittners Hal“ manual labor of housekeeping is ac
A pleasant evening was had by all complished by 818mm,.» ‘
present. Music was furnished by the; Germanys two great electzical
manufacturers. the Ailgemeine .es-
colored Y. M. C' A. band. ellcschuft and Siemens and Halske
iCo., did a gross business last year Of
This morning: 0“ the East Side” about $170 000 000. Much of the up
street department workmen started Vparatus was purchased by other than
repair work on a ditch running tron European firms.
”We”? ”n F0": ALTITUDES 11v VIRGINIA.
street into "starch cheek. in the rear In connect,” with “a topographw
mapping of the country the United
State Geological Survey determines
exactly the altitudes of a great num-
ber~of cities.'towns, crossroads, rivers.
mountains. and other points. In areas
so mapped the data obtained thus
constitute material for a dictionary of
ulltudca covering practically every
square rod of [and included in the
surveys and as 1,198,006 square miles
has algady been surveyed uhe am-
ount of detailed information of this
c‘ha‘mcte‘r now aviilablo is *very great.
The public is getting the’ benefit 0’
. , this information through reports
Agnes Church, Brooklyn, \' Y" ar- published by the Survey which give
rived today In Norualk They “11,1171; exact altitudes of many points in
take up their residence at 7 Valley one km
Place. Mr and Mrs. Driscoli both or' A recent bulgmndor guinea“?
whom are very popular. are busy re- lvgrflhi; ”12:11:81.5? :Liefegeggap:
calving the congratulations of 'their;:,. of the gumey‘ shows that the
many friends, highest point in the state thus for
————-—— determined by the Geological Sul-
vol is Mount Rogers. which stands
Alleavy bay horse, whose owner has on the boundary between Grayson
not yet geen identified, this morningignd Smyth counties, and me. 5719
caused considerable excitement It'llfcet above mean sea level. From this
the center of the downtown section of high elevation the “mull“ "mile
The horse ran up soumldown to sea level The report con-
ltulns a list including about 1,000
hMain street, minus bridle and other points whose exact e‘evuion
arness.
Pedestrians in the effort 10 been determined by the Survey. The
stop the animal, only succeeded inIState of Virginia has contributed fi-
driving it upon the sidewalks. where‘mnm‘:1y “£902“? 9“" 0‘ the work
it endangered the safety of passers- dogfisr’g’om which is Bung,“ 562__
by. Omcer Frank is. 'Stratton, shotguns of Splpjt Leveling in Virginia.
much difficulty, was assisted by sev- 11900-1013—- may be obtained free of
oral spectators in driving the horlliau““’1l‘lie 0" “WWWIIDH t0 the DireC-
i .
into Edward O'Connor’s livery stable. to“ united States Geological Survey).
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
land. of the local police department, lsV
in Hartford today on important busi-
11058.
W 6‘
.Attorney John J. Cuneo is today in
Bridgeport, representing the defend-
ant in the case of Harrigan versus
Anderson.
Dr. J. Hammond Mallory, well-
known dentist of South Main street, is
the proud possessor of a newly pur-
chased touring car,
*— I
All members of Lady Washington
Lodge, Shepards of Bethlehem. who
expect to visit Lady Jennings Lodge.
downtown, tomorrow evening. are
requehted to meet at 'Red 'Men’ 5 Hall;
on West Washington stmt. at it ill
o’clock. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Driséoll. who
_ mons‘XmsachN amps.
WASHINGTON.A1pl-il 6.-——Up to and
B ESIALE including the month of March 135
:01: Bromo SelIzer -, ----- ' ' ' 6c vessels of 485,586 gross tons, were add-
”50 romo e Vzcr ‘ " 15c ed to the American merchant marine
50c Bromo Seltzer . .. 30¢ fleet under the ship registry at 0‘
$130, Bromo Seltzer ' ' 60° Congress. according to the Bureau of
Stillson-Powell Corporation mammal. The vessels were valued
so WASHINGTON STREET at $31 107, 270.
BILLS BILLS
BILLS
lLife seems to be just one bill after
another to most people in these
times But youre not piloting your
financial bark right if you allow it to
be swamped by bills. steer clear of
that danger by not running so many
savings account every month.
Soon the interest income on
your savings will help you ma-
terially 1n meeting your bills.
‘ discussion.
has -
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or them and by putting something . . »
into a South Norwalk Savings Bank .
challenge you to a duel The colonel
is a deed shot, and [hope you ‘ll take
‘a friendly tip and not engage in a
Let'bhn‘ have his ‘own‘
‘ way and never mind “bathe says.” ‘
Tile colonel had never killed any one
yet. but that he stood ready to do so
if his opinions were disputed the land:
1011] felt dead certll‘in and so we agreed
to agree with the colonel if he came
in—uli but one. The exception was the
smallest and the 510151 humble looking
than among the guests. No one kliew
that he had made up his mind to op-
pose tbc colonel, and when the latter
entered. half an hour later, be picked
him out of the irowd as a good man to
go for He got alongside of him and
after a bit turned on him with:
“Perhaps you have not been inform.
ed that i am the originator of the idea
that all men were once animals of
some sort and that perfection has been
leached only after many centuries of
time?"
“No, sir. I haven’t." was the prompt:
leply.
'But I am. sub. and what do you
think of the ldell?"
"What idea ?"
“Why. the one Just stated. I think
you heard me, sub—4 think you did."
“Oh. i remember! Well, I don't train
with that crowd. thank heaven l"
“Sub. do you know what you are
saying?" criod the colonel.
“I do."
“And that your language, sub. is
personally alkaline—personally offen-
sive!"
“l'lu sorry you belong to the crowd
who furnishes great ideas."
“med. sub! Why, you have gross
ly Insuited me and must at once apol-
ogize or accept a challenge!"
“Bring on your challenge. colonel!" '
“Then you will fight me. sub?"
“Certainly. Just name time. place
and weapons. By the way. I want to
1111119 in the morning. Can't we fight
in the billiard comb. out in the yard ,
up in my room? No use waiting until
tomorrow."
“And you 11 fight me, sub?" 3115de
the colonel.
“With theyeatest of pleasure. and
I'll bet 11 thousand dollars to n shilling
I kill you. Where can we got swords.
rifles, pistols or bowie knives? I am
just aching to fight you!"
"Were you told about me, sub. befo'
I appeared here this evening?"
“Oh yes"
“You were told that I was Colonel
Sebastian?" .
“I believe that was the name."
"The Colonel Sebastian of the Fif-
teenth Texas?"
'“yes. the Tenth or the Fifteenth."
"Who led the charge at Malvern
Hill?"
“It was something like that. "
“Not only one charge. sub, but three
~three desperate charges!"
“They say live. but let it go at
three"
“And. sub." said the colonel as he
frowned like a bushel of carpet tacks.
“did you hear that I was 11 duelistl"
“Something was said to that effect."
“And that I had bud twelve affairs
of honah ?"
“Only twelve, colonel? Why I under-
stood lt was twenty," replied the 0th
er. “Well, this‘ onveill make you this
' teen."
"Yes. sub—yes, sub. Will you honub
me by giving yourmnme‘i" '
"Name? Pleasofoxcuse me for my
forgetfulness. Did you ever hear of
General Chllversl'“.
l‘Wby—wby”— ,
“0f the Louisiana Tigers?”
‘ “Who—what"—
“Who led nine desperate charges at
second Bull Itun?"_
"Bless me, sub!"
“And who has killed three times the
number ‘ of men that you have in
duels?” '
“General Ohllvers"—
"Never mind that. colone1.Youhsve
challenged me, and I accept. Let us
five it over with as soon as possible.
as I have some business to attend to."
"General Chilvers"— .I
“I choose pistols, and Lilon‘t think
it will detain me over five 1111111151.
Where shall we go?" i;
The colonel. swallowed his Adam’s
asked:
“Yon—you won’t apologise?"
“No, sir. never! My object is to kill
you and get a theorifi olt. the earth.
myself!"
The colonel was on his feet, but he
drew himself up. settled his hat on his'
head and his face was as white 511,
hour and his voice trembled ashe said:
:. "sun, I am a lighter and a deudshoi,
Vbutssthisismyblrtbdsy sub, 'andl'
don’t want a: stain it With bloo‘d I‘
overlook. your rather eccentric ways." I
And when the” 5116th had lastedfivé“
t9
4 long minutesl the billion! turned
the min and bumblenauudnspsd
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Before you even think
that you_ha1:_c the correct
build them.
' Your modiste realizes
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The. N. E.
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9| WASHINGTON ITVflIET.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
l—ll‘ltch School (private).
Fire headquarters. 86 Van Zant Street
,1 Telephone‘l'io
Private boxes will only be pulled
for are on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p m. and 8 s. m., giving location of
are, an alarm with be given frail none
est box.
Seeond' alarms are only to be giv-
‘en by the chief or acting chief (upon
his arrival at the lire;-
fi—Marvin School (private)
214~vah and: St. ”I! 01:10:11,116.
lid-East; Ave and Rowan St
217—Wlnileld st. -' '
nth-Fort aud'Iihal-les Bis.
lat-East Ave and Fitch St! 1
225-81.: John St. and Edlle Ave.
sits—ScavIew Ave. and First St.-
ism-Bowman: MW Bin“;
salt—Coy; Ave, and Fifth St.
831+BoulevardV sud Blackstone at
(Tali) .
Til—hxeybei- 8t. and Fine 3111f
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Air-Met 31:. (pd mick "Pond rd.
Corsets
Smart New'Models for Spring
they are to be more charming than ever—it is"
The sure way to success and satisfaction is
have our corsetier fit you to one of the chic new models-—
there are dozens to choose from,
omnuav 1'6 sour“ NORWALK.
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P, M.——i:21, 6:49.
: Sundays.
A. M.——7:55, 12:11:31
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ROWAYTQN FIRE ALARM BOXES
N0
12 Highland Ave,
II. R. It. .
13 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
11 Pine Point and Roton Poln‘t'
to N. Y.. N. H. &
of New Spring‘ Gowns-and
essential 21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
St.
foundation over which to 22 Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
_.-— 23 Cross St. to Railroad
24 Railroad to Brookslde
3 "central." McKinley st. to Pennoy-
or (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brookslde
16 White Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Sound-
17 White Bridge. 8. W. to Long Island
‘ Sound.
she
to
the truthlof: this and
dlcates testing; two stroked of hell.—
thus. 1-1 fire is out; four strokes of
bell—411115 l-i—l-I. water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms indicates
rerldua fire. .,
Ryan. C0.
scum 'NORWALK.
Dogs and infection.
4 Dogs can carry infection along with
them. as was clearly proved at'Con-
stuntinople in 1865, when a single unl-
i-l—Two blasts. fire out.
11-11—-—Twenty two, at 8 a. m., no
morning session of public mal, entering the city from an infect-
“th ' ed district, started a cholera epidemic
that. killed more than 50,000. The dog,
it valuable chow, was taken into his
house by a drugomnn, and a few hours"
11-11—Twentytwo.’at 12:30 p. 111., no
afternoon session of public
school.
ilililllli—Ten blasts quickly calls
the entire department,
Advertisements in The Senti-
nel. bfinlrthe best results.
on down with the complaint, which
spread thence to all parts of the city.
even the- sultan' s palace being invaded.
“—Exchange. _
. 16 Cor. Main and won Sta.
-_ 36 Won't, Ave. near Armory :
' V88 Elin- Creit- and Stevens St
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.NOBWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES.
No.
my Recoveries .
From llulgh Trouble V
Eckman'a Alterative as restored
to health many a'ul'ferers from lung
trouble. Read what it did in this
case: —-
‘ - Wilmington. Del. -
, f'GVe-tle-eu—h Jan-m 1008: I , ,
wi- tilte- w‘ltl Hemorrhage: of the ..
‘ lungs. my physician. I lead!“ line- ,
'titlo-er. said E‘II‘,' It was All? 5
‘ Goals 1 .
Lippi-amt. o! Lipa=coflh .nepan-
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21. BeidentAve. and Union Plano j
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg at.
2411711017 Park .
26 West Ave and Berkley St. .
27 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Merwln St.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St. ‘ Econ-”:04 W‘m .rwug‘ku'm's -
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34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave. _w-‘m“ “mtg“; mu...“ mta- .
'squn- uln- no other remedy. and ‘
I'n'lly "noticed the clearing of the 4,
do 4 I now have. no mom with
my IIIng I Ir’nly believe Eel-lib
Altman llvé‘ a: Ills." (Abbr‘c'n 4
l.
41 Cross at. bed Wilton Ave.
1211111111 and North Ave.
in Francest.’ : ‘1‘,“
fiaiil and Catherine 815.13 ‘ ' M 111%; '4
11$ New canun' Ave. Cot. Fair s1. . clcoltl'k 1n brono‘bmiuv. 111.1% shift! I. ‘
it Chestnut near Bummer- -Bt.- - _ :~ " "WW” .00 Mflffi-
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12 West at. opp. Franklin st. aches:
13 Concord Street. opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave.
111 Norwalk Iron Works Building .
17 Cor. Cedar st. and West Ave. f .
18 High School. West Avenue '
21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West fits.
23 Cor. .Bouton St. and Ely Ave.-
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Sta. 1
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin 81s. .
2_7 West and Elm Grove Sta. .. :
3 Cor.’ Washington and Main sts. l
31 South Main St. near. Meadow
32 Electric Light Station * l
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35 Cor. Hullaud and Water Sta
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4 Cor. Day .nnd Raymond Bis ;- ,
11 Cor. Funnels Ave.’ and Cedar at. _
12 Taylor Ave. and South St. '4 . ~~ ‘
13 Woodward Ave. and neadow 8t.
15 Car; Burrltt and Quintard 111..
ii cor. Woodward and“ landed Ava'
GBdtGCors‘etCo" AunBt. ‘
it Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave. .
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