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s of the Fire Departments of
GE?“ Norwnlk. Durien, ton-nylon.
t the Bell island Company.
u ‘ Damages Heavy.
0381 he two houses were a total loss.
armrdlng to the owner. W. S. Crim-
_, ight I. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fried
' otoclpied the house where the fire
.igomnatod, ahd Mr. and Mrs. Jack
3‘11- ue had taken the second one for
lotion summer. The losses were plac-
ecessill follows:
r; a". S. Crimmins.
f“ r two houses .......... $8.000
und"~ S. Crimmins.
-, onov furniture ............
Thoaron Fried.
i, gnat furnishing . . . . . . . . . . .l.
i ntioilck Rose.
ii ai furnishings .......... 1.500
”fights blaze was one of the most.
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500
Iron .tacular that has been seen in
, in] Island. The row of houses
“pm at right along the Sound and the
11.0", no and tail columns or smoke
to be" visible for miles around.
. “Chin Fried arrived East from Chl-
i Atteo with his wife a. short time ago.
.66. a couple \‘cry recently moved
lg ththolr furnishings. Mrs. Fried
mm.terdey allowed her maid to visit
. mmfv York .and this morning rose
‘hey‘ lighted the water heater. She
, bnclt upstairs and shortly after-
. Comps smelled smoke. Descending
‘renc found the kitchen in flames and
. Er aii‘lcd the Rowayton liose Co. and
. bums. Crimmins. owner of the house.
= rumlthoush the structure was a
.umb! one. and presumably not very
“ whi- the blaze spread with incredi-
rapldlty. Nearby residents aided
. Fried tight the flames, and the
S Anteer company made up of Bell
nd residents, connected a. hose
The pressure was low. how-
. r. and little could be done to
l Davck the flames. No effort was
, M an.“ to save any of the furniture.
“m 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fried escaped
,‘ault, only a. clock and their dog.
i M“ Spreads to Rose‘s House
i ““0 engrossed were the people in
l 01' innguishing the tire that its spread
l "8d he house occupied by Jack Rose
"6 W not noticed until top late. Mr.
llee-ze at the time was inside the
ri—‘od house. aiding in the attempt
extinguish the blaze.
~ e arrival ot the ltowayton Hose
. pany brought little relief, as the
~ war was unable to tunction. In
)llision some two weeks ago, the
aroma was damaged and the
1p could not draw any water. A
was placed on a hydrant. how-
'. and an effort made to keep
“flames from spreading.
to South Norwalk department
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dyed a still alarm and sent down
hasupply wagon. This could pro-
fi" mo help and returned.
J‘hief Bogardus said this morning
' . any possible delay was the re-
' of the arrangement, not to go to
Hell Island section. until called
tn official of the Rowayton Hose
. As three calls were received
in individuals, the Chief got in
" ——-‘h with Mayor Thomas Itobins.
3 recommended the dispatch of
F pumper.
Hydrant Pumped Dry.
0 South Nor-walk apparatus ar-
at the same time. as did that
e Daricn Fire Department. and
pumpers quickly got into ac-
! - The Norwalk pumper found
ll? water pressure not 0! the best.
'" . soon had the hydrant pumped
.-‘. l the Chief aid. The Darlen
____?iper took t e water from the
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i talt an hour after the fire started
r Mateak stone chimney was the only
‘ : Mal: standing of what had been the
.. house occupied by the Fields. The
~_‘ plenel were roaring in the house in
. hoobh Jack Rose lived. and it was
—-——ossibie to save anything there.
combined efforts of the com-
ies pumped thousands of gallons
rater in the Rose house to pre-
Ii '. the spread of the flames.
r ugh. the danger to the section be-
i, fire apparent. families in the near-
Ehouses. occupied by Joseph Di-
ne, William Smallhorn and Frank
gimandy. began to move their
; culture to a place or safety. The
‘. ....._ich soon began to resemble an
i B-lhd. the shelter of a shipwrecked
:L’ Dolls. with bedding and household
' .3 s piled high.
I Val . 8. Crimmins. the owner 0! the
---ses. carried insurance. "I should
I : ‘mate the loss at a total or :25.-
.
E‘CL'? he said. "The Fried house was
80% completed recently. and as far
' """[ can learn the blaze began as a
. it 0! an unavoidable accident.
as no one's fault. The water
i or had always worked perfectly.
1,. Mrs. Fried's maid used it ,with
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he furniture owned by Mr. Grim-
= I ~ s which was in the two houses.
i i valued at $4,000.
‘ ‘ he Frieda had only just broncht
. —r own furnishings from Chica-
. cm and it was said int. thcywere
'I insured. Their 1056 was 81,500.
mu: equal sum was lost by Jack
Enlthn the tire started, I went in
' help the Frieda," Jack Rose ex-
...ned. “and I didn't know my own
:e was on fire until it was too
- to save much. All our linen,
-\. smerware. bedding and other rur-
3‘ Follings are gone." ‘
If, 0A1)" flames were completely under
‘ ‘ v“it-oi about 0 o'clock.
Coupe Plans to Call .
' “n" Ecumenical Council
.3 and
nichME. June 12 (AP).—-Tho news-
(“gr Serene today said it is report-
mcln well inter-med Vatican circles
the Pope intends to convoke a
. -——-nenicai council in Rome during
Tutor part of the present Holy
. All bishops of the Catholic
d would attend such a council.
e last ecumenical council was
f in 1869 under the pontificate of
5 IX. The rumOr printed by So-
64‘». that another council may be
P .d this year. probably to contin-
roughout 1926 and perhaps into
. caused great interest here.
1 Catholic bishops throughout
world. attending such a confer-
. would be accompanied by sec-
ries and theologians equipped to
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ISLAM Painleve on Pattle hnving discussed military culnpnign hardly clusmi Illil t-ynal in sleep in:- runs” lor joint m-tlun ugunm .\|ul. Iii“ \‘lil lll‘ullnilil: iIr-l|l\:rlillil°i:o “line‘s: .\l It), by”: (.lh‘ll‘ll'll’. l L‘" 5 .
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VASE LAMP.
l A charming table lamp com-
lcte with shade in old rose,
inc or gold. Specially
priced
it $598
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LAWN SWING
Made of hard wand.
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! $798
Spec-
’. CURTAINS
‘l Your choice of plain white
curtains with merccrizcd
hcmflitching, crossbar mar-
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l colored ntfilcs. Specially
priced
$169
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KITCHEN
CABINET
in Golden Oak and fully
equipped. Specially priced
75
Turns '1‘) Bolt '-*
in ‘maple with double cane
seat and back. Specially
priced
$5 75
Bride’s Four-R0 om Home Outfit
Specially Pricgd
495°”
TERMS: $75 CASH, BALANCE
PAYABLE ON HADLEY’S EASY-
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Here’s What is Included in this
THE LIVING ROOM
Davenport, covered in velour
Chair, covered in velour
'Axminster rug, room size
Floor lamp, with silk shade
One pair of lace curtains
One pair of over-draperies
THE DINING ROOM
Buffet ‘
Oblong Extension Table
Four dining chairs, genuine
leather seats
Axminster rug, room size
One hundred piece dinner set~
One pair of lace curtains
One pair of over-draperies
One carving set
PAYMENT PLAN
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THE BED ROOM
Artistic 'chiifonier
Bow-end bed in full size
Commodious dresser
Room sizc rug
Mattress and spring, com-
pletc
One pair pillows
Bed room chair
One pair of Beacon blankets
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Complete Home Otitfit
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THE KITCHEN
Choice of gas range or kitch-
en cabinet '
Porceliron top kitchen table
Refrigerator 0 .
Two kitchen chairs ,'
One kitchen rug ' .
Hadley 28-piecc aluminu
set
one electric flatiron
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Cottage Chiffonier A
In Walnut Finish
$13.98 .
An ideal chest‘ of drawers.
conveniently spaced and
splendidly finished for a
very small amount of money.
Three Timely Values at-Prices That
In Walnut Finish
$16.98
. Terms '1!) Suit
Here is a splendid, inexpen-
sive dresser with plenty of
spacious drawer space and a
goodtsized mirror.
Are Most Attractive. ._
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every need and every
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Breeze” manufactures.
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Store Open Daily till 6 P. M.
Saturdays till 9 P. M.
THE MODERN WONDER RAN iv
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Even though you may live beyond the
gasmmins, you need not be without the mo
cooking service.‘ ,
Red Star ,offcrs you a stove which
beauty, cooking opted and convenience
at less cost.
Youcan rely upon the Red Star f .
cooking. Toastinf: bread, roasting fowl,
or baking pastry s done perfectly on nu
stove in the time called for by the best .cCI .
Andrthc fuel cost is surprisingly low. *
patented burners give 10 hours of fast coo’
from each gallon of fuel -— kerosene, g‘asoli
- tillatc.
Wicks and wick Substitutes are missin
modern oil stove. The burner is all :iron.
years of steady. low-cos}. service without - p
The Red Star I115 made cooking an' -
for women everywhere. it has been I -
endorsed by leading Domestic Scicnrc cx. - .
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Sale of Brass B
These brass beds are part of the surpl‘
one of the. largest bed manufacturers in t
States. Hadley’s has obtained a limited,
themlat a price that permits their offering l
heretofore unheard of. They are in a vari
Signs and all are honestly built with a view t
satisfactory service. 'l‘hey are available i .
panel and two continuous post ‘stylcs. T
two inch post construction with heavy fill
selection is advised as the guantity is limited.
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