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Beckdaoins, trout-lacing and
non-lacing models.
Curse-letter. Brassieres and
Bandeau.
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MINI ht close of balloon Jun.
i wait liib.ttn.tit.
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'l‘oial insurance paid
(in Bid]. and Contents “74,621.20
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lsi Dist. .................. 82.600
Illleei................... 3.075
lrd Dist................... 400
Total Loss Over insur-
ance Paid ....... ........ $4.97!;
Note: Most of this loss is owing
to parties not being insured.
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novepitnlatlon.
Total value 0! Bldn.
and Contents where
.Iires oceured
Total insurance Carried
on Bldu. and Con-
tenta
Total loss on attire.
and Contents
Total Insurance paid on
85.l65.125.00
2.fl7.550.00
sues:—
”9.602.”
Bid”. and Contents, 17i.627.20
Total Lose ever insur-
anee void ......-... 4,975.00
Note: Insurance companies have
paid small leases for fires where the
attention at the tire department his
not been called: such losses have not
been included in the above.
pparatus in sea-vice
One 2750 ration Triple Com-
bination Pump. Hose and
Chemical engrave Car . . Iiitooo
One 750 sallon Triple Corn-
bination Pump. Hose and
Chemical La France car
One £00 gallon Triple Conl-
bination Pump. Hose and
12.600
Chemical La France car none
Three Combination Hose and
Chemical Care (Barker . . 10.000
One American La France .
Latter Truck. .i’ully equip-
ped 6.500
One Mock Ladder Truck.
fully equipped . . . . . . . . . . 5.506
One Eervlce Ford Truck . .. 650
One Chief Car (Buick . . . . r. 1.100
...—I—
Toihl Coot . . $57.9“
Fire Moraine! Report.
This branch of the Fire Depart-
ment‘s work, is‘ taken care of by in-
imeotor Samuel McGowan. It is the
duty or the Inspector to inspect the
property in the business districts.
also schools .theatres and public
building tor the purpose at remov—
lnchmrdl to life and property.
This branch of the service to con-
stantly increasing Imd only by keep-
in: always on the alert he: the de-
Went been able to hold the tire
losses down as the records show.
Our Fire Prevention week is recog-
eelleeleaee
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elm manic BENTTNEli-«llo. normal. cons.
N wBuilding Values Gain
$ 68.959 Durin‘giPJast Year
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uranium tumultuou- m permits. estimated cost 80,365.00
1 Total ........ . 2.02.2 permits, estimated “cost ts.eso.stt.oo
71"“ "lhlllflcntion or the new construction. with the estimated cost.
lmlh Ilm' frame and tire reslsilnx conniruoiion la given below.
New llulldinus
1
I Frame construction Masonry or steel constru'ctlon
l
. - No. Est. cont No. lint. cost
itfamlly houses its $1,235,315. 8 "61.500.
zdlanllly hanks all 315,300.
ll-fatnIlly or more 2 22.600.
Morse and apartments 3 moon. 3 13.500.
stored .1 10,000. it 267.500.
industrial plants a 8,150. ll 120.800.
t'uhilli [arena 1 moo. 5 29,500.
l’rivae serum :22 law. .13 «5,275.
flue tions it anllO.
hliscs‘llaneoua 13 18.500. -
lnstit ltiona 1 160.000.
Office buildints 1 “.000.
Total 431 $115031“. 75 3597.076.
l Additions and Altenilons
} Frame construction Masonry or sieol construction
l No. Est. cost No. Est. coat
Residential , zit sesame. a 3 22,000. I
Non-Ireldentul 41 scoot. :2 232.7%. l
I ...... _- -
am 2" 8291.115. as nature.
he record for 1925 in comparison with that for 1924. shows an
locrolse of “08.053 in estimated cost. with a decrease of 58 in the
numher o! permits. largely in frame additions.
There were 22 more masonry buildings in 1925 than in 1924. and
glgaigltni number of families lot which the new construction provides
The edition of the building code of 1,000 copies printed in 1922.
is nearly exhausted and before any additional printing is done it in re-
comrpended that a building code commiseionl be appointed to revise the
construction and plumbing sections oi the ordinance.
is National Electrical Code la included as a part of the Nor-
walk; building ordinance and this is revised and leaned every two years;
by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Copies of the latest (1925)
edition are now available at this oftice.
I - Respectfully submitted.
. GEORGE e. HL'BBELL. 3
Building Inspector.l
l
nicer. as the best tom of campaign
known. and is being generally adnpt.
ed throughout the country. Clean
Up Week adds to our fire prevention
worlt. Our slonh ls “Lei 'Cltiaone
be the Fire Preventers and the Fire-
men} the Fire Fighters." The citi-
zen-I are "akin: to the idea of are
pretention and are (Mn: us much
malice in various ways. such as.
talknc on fire prevention at club
meetlnn. conventions. dinners. etc.
The newspapers have given us much
puhlcity during the year and are
ready at all times to help us when
needed.
Dmuimione of the Two nfco m
The (inst lat-Io fire was that o!
the Norwaik Coal and Supply Com-
pany. and the C. a K. Hat company.
pu-tment arrived. the third andt
fourth floors were a. mm of flames. l
with flames shooting out of c eryi
window on’1be out side. We used I
two 760 gallon pumping engines. twoi
hose and chemical truck: and chat
ladder truck with 5000 feet of boost
at tllls tire. This fire caused a loves”
of about “5.000. all due to a dc.
land fire alarm.
fire hill-m WI.
This important branch of, the!
service has been taken over by the
Fire Department. and it is looked
after by Depot!” Chief Charles Voile.
who is the departrucnt‘s electrician.
Deputy Chief Voik has made many
improvements in the system by
.“7 " n core of in till: now building.
around the building. When the de- I
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, no. as use no. so
‘ . The
Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St. Phone 3018
in Water street. Saturday ailemoon.
April 25th. This alarm was received
over the telephone at the Control
Fire station. The fire was diecowr.
ed lay anIernpiore or the'Coll Com-
pany. «he attempted to put out the
fire. but it not away from him and
he went to the lattice and telephoned
brinxinc it up to a demo or am-
clency that would be difliculi to ex»
coed. I would recommend the con-
training of the system no as to have
all tire alarms register in all ala-
tions. 1 also recommend that the
tower hell at the Central Fire 8th-
tion be placed on the top of tilt: drill
thel tire department thnt there was
a tire at the Coal Company's yard
in Water street. The Barker truck.
a hose and chemical oar relponded
with Deputy Veil: and tire than.
When the Company arrived. the
«th buildlna m o mutt of, Games
wit the, vied blowing about to
miles no hour. Deputy Chtet Volk
sounded a. wound limo. bringing
out Chief (loom Bonrdua. one 7‘50
gallon pump and one ladder truck.
The Chief, sent in the third alarm,
calling out Deputy Chief William
Powell. and one 750 gal. pump and
also Deputy Chief ll‘rod Wheeler
wt a hose truck. There were
work It this lire. two 750 gallon
putnps. two chemical and hose
truoka. and one‘ ladder truck with
fifty til-omen. Ten atrearna o! wa-
terI were playing on this fire through
5090 test of hose.
it took several hours of hard work
to loxlingmsb this nm The men
Il‘
tower. so that voluntvra can be
Iproperly notified of all fit-cs. as it
tie llairnod that th‘o‘bcll now in use
'hae not eufliolent volume to be
Illoerd in all eectiono or the Second
f district.
‘ Charles Guerin. the Department
3 Mechanic. should be commended tor
line excellent condition of all spars—
lue. due to his carom! and diliflni‘
.attoniion to his duties.
I Report of the Fire Department.
5 Firemen“: Benefit Belief “and.
g This termination had its inception .
In: Norwalk on February 1. 1925.
Ismre that date two per cent. of the
salaries 0! every permanent member
of the Department has been deduct.
ed each pay day. and the total
muount on deposit is $1540.47. of
which all concerned are justly proud.
Many mnctlone have been planned
in hung the total to a. sufficient
amount. so that it. can be placed in
lhi‘ hands of the City Treasurer.
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‘Norwalk’s Leading. Dry Goods Store ' .
Wall Street
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1920.
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Paul Jones Nurses’ Costumes '~
“Pqu Jones” Nurses’ Uniforms—made with enough material to insure
lifting and stretching without fear of tearing under the arms or pulling
out the sleeves; shoulders correctly sloped and no forward swing of full~
ncss; shrinkage allowed for and when properly warhed they present that
snowy-white appearance, symbolizing sanitation, dignity and simplicity.
“Paul Jones” costumes give you. at modest cost, the dignity, simplicity ;
and immaculate appearance that the discriminating nurse seeks, know- '
ing how essential her “best appearance” is in her chosen profession. . .
Paul Jones naturally creates the impression of “The One Perfect Uniform.”
1““ $3.25 '
$4.50' $5.50 ' $6.75 3““ $7.00
w...-
First District
«continued from page one.) 2
would he 08 by 60 foot and would
fill in the cnllrv- gap (nor the river.
Mrs. Bray‘s plane called for a two-
story building. 35 by 93 fret. This
building could be ccmplcicd in ‘lil'CO
momhe. The ...-t: \Vatcr Commie-
nionors and oily court “‘Dllld be}
Winter Shoes Built for Rugged Service
Winter weather is the real test. of shoe qualill. anti Hm.
sturdily built styles we’re featuring will defy rm;- \‘l'l‘llnr
weather.
.CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALKI
Judge Edward M. Lockwood mode-
1 mozlor‘ " ' ad-
v‘inntir 7: ll
j: am .3 after the chairman appoint-1 .
ed a vommiitm to confer with the:
or mmitlcc that was iv Wu ‘ 'o hare:
l'm'n wlrwwr‘l by the ii’nvnnmu (”nun-1
Cll. Judge in“. --. "mi also included;
that the mw'iw :‘rl DP subject!
to the call of chairman and cor-3
AIN'T some;
re
limii'r‘. l“ v':; (lily in tiny.
dr’hnlc this was done. .
Mr. ,l‘llln‘orth said that this was.
it o larlzvsl district nttmllrg in .‘i'lil‘s;
and mood tho people to thrash out?
iiit‘ mailer rmw. 7“ Sill”, i‘i‘,~ firth;
Frill. F‘I'Vlli'i would he 7“ nail! to Noroi
walk lflsmiiall‘m q'ltlrtt‘rfi were pro/I
ride a! for ii, ‘
BLIZZARD hTRlKl-ZS HOME.
Coughs rind colds are :1 natural.
controller to all uncchlcd blizzard.
and should be lrtrnlvd promptly to!
offset complications. Foley's Honey;
and Tor Compound is n pleasant:
and effective remedy for "“oughn and
colds. Keep a hottlc on hand for
any emergency. “The. children and
I had colds and the first. dose of
Foley‘s Honey and Tar helped in
right away." writes Mrs. Mather.I
lllchwood. Ohio. lr‘ulcy‘s Honey andI
Tar is a good cough remedy for thel
whole family. It contains. no opiates. I
Adv.—- I l
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Plaisted Drug Store
Geo. 13. Cook. Prep.
59 Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Oonn.
Extraction of Teeth .......... $1.00
Silvchillings ............. $100
Gold or Porcelain Fillings .............. . . . $1.00
Teeth Extracted by our Painless Conductive Anaesthesia
Method Free when other work is done.
DR. T. J. HIRSCHBERG
29 North Main St. Palace Theatre Bldg.
'OPBN EVENINGS, CONSULTATION EREE
hon.
. . . _ . , ... - winds that were blowing at the time Concluflon.
3‘75 Walloon-Sud Outflow“ .reduwd to $395 ““3 mulls on. lighting or this til-u path
‘ M A " »‘ . "MIT . ' " I ll .ldl i arid .
. 8550 mm Coats..3.reduudlo 9”” F can erl difficult The winds curried Max:333, ,5“ $3,033,: g;
‘ i 5 “‘3an Seal 'Coatl..:..relluesd to “5' ~ but“!!! mm“ 8mm bloc” we? bins. Mayor. and John a. l-‘rlmu. . - I .
. rroIln tnet tIlre. .ngl‘t girlie-11;; met; (‘ommiltee on Fire. for their hearty event _ 1X eas ons y
T ' " y ' were sen 0 see a ey no _ ii a u rtdu in: th .
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W W . ......tu.' a e em ‘0 w . NY safflen hm prevented many “"8 and [a all members of 3.110 City GOV- I
» _ 75 W Ml:l‘ii.. e mm to. m mm OOMA Mm Stuffing» Thu Cmo”ffillflu D! ernmem. who h.“ {atemmed than]. .
. ;" Coward“ ’ m ‘0 m gli‘enifi'ho‘gf Ti‘lm‘B fire p31“. selves in the Fire Department. I al M
. ~ . . “"""" . 0 an L e to umu rv- . .t am thanks to the outer» errl c 00 ea S
.350 W"! W. ...... t . Jihad ‘0 ,5“ ' ‘ h Main St in to educate the citizen; to send :ziogigfmpfnmenm; pom... W“... I
. , . , ' I . 3-85 '0. . inliire alarms promptly. t on try to St a t. and Electric Light Co unis
" W m M "......" e .MW to ”75 '30- Now cxiinguls‘) the fire. and 110i Wilt un- minim. tor the many favors shown.
*W5 " “ ‘M.L...3......ndwdto .335. “II the fire him rotten away from Further. i-exteno my sincere thanks . . I
- . ~ - . . . . .t . them and then call the Fire 1315- in. officers and members of the . . . - - ' -
”50 MW, M'°:,"“"""”d“““° “59 . figment. .11 n m _ 'lwfirogcpmmtin: tfor‘tthfiil' unléorm Tomght, in Stamford High School Auditorium, seventy-s12. young men
"‘ “ ‘ ‘ . " . ' ;he spoon arse rowan not to nurture a on on .o “3'. . g ‘ ~, -, - . ' . .
33,50 WM'HWWWIO use New mdmobfle Six the Mercantile Buildinrt on South cn‘lrngzpocttully submitted l and ii omen nil} lccelie then Diplomas ard Specral Awards as Graduates
Warsaw MW" '“'"“""‘°"’m‘° ’* illii’éliilii‘li‘;iii‘mé’l‘ iii“; “$3.5 §$3§£33fsm of MERRILL BUSINESS SCHOOLS m South Norwalk, Stamford and
i " Wm”..- io‘Vv More Beautiful ‘ ' ' V ' ' J " ' ' ‘ . ‘
. . . . .. *’ s I. ~ tire was permitted to gain mat CHARLES VOLL. POTt Cheqter
1w ' m We e I 0 ace - am” a bi tn [J‘fm w” Su‘pY. of Fire Alarm, '5” ‘ ' .
*‘1 ‘ , i ‘ "’ r ‘ _ “in“ . Better Performance. 35:33.. 33:.” mor: then three SAMUEL M’GOWAN. . .
AWMSIMIMH 315' Lower Prrct him mom m ““0“" “i ”d “N ”mm" This is the Thirty-seventh Annual Commencement of the Institution. It
3% . , 00W “WWW: W“?! l ‘ M marks the completion of the most successful twelve months 1n Merrill
V :Z'::::’Mib W 1 mm“ W m ”1“,: “3.;RT‘,"E:‘,',.“°” 5m" 1' "'4 ,. history. [The opportunity for advancement as a result of thorough com- we
‘ ‘ ' ' l . l . - . a .
“ ‘ ., l " wowed mm M -, ‘ merclal training 1s greater today than ever before. Merrlll needs new
sit-Salary or Chic! end i Deputies s slum s cum $000.00 studdcnt: to fill the general demand of employers for Merrill-tramed
. - 8 Lamar-lee 0122 Drivers ......... . . . 35.667.01 35,662.62 Mo 'gra, ua es, .
W ‘M' ‘Mb . ‘ - so as one o '
"‘ ' " sill-Salary of Mechanic . . . . .. . .... . - .. 1950-53 1‘9 1 ‘ -°
.. ' ' skieSalar-y or Fire inspector 1.433.91 1433.91 oooeo - .- _
. ‘ Al I upset 1.806.?!) 1.80635 000.00 I
iiii‘lié’Jifi'thin’? .n....°r.. slam 2,985.95 ms. .- If you are a parent whose Boner daughter has reached
sl’hunndry . ........ 800.00 596.55 3.45 I the age where real heartless m Imeans a paying
., ‘ slum. mm System 2500-00 ads-“~18 12.32 . investment, investigate Merrill courses today.
M. “ V V "hill“ '1‘ ‘> ‘ shumcphon. fine-eoueoll‘lO‘IOIC." £00.00 ‘00'00 00'“: ‘ e ’
MW m l“ {31! , f no.3“... ll. .Automohliea 1,000.00 999.06 .94 If you are a young man With grammar school complet-
- ’m'“? , . 7’" m ’ “ s on...“ u. Bulldinls moo-M mm m ed and a real anxiety to getahMMcrrilltralnlng, day
‘ ‘-‘.““"" '3'” '~ . , “ii-6mm and Oil fig" 1:33: ”:3: or evening, is your best meansfor early success.
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.. :' blllmllhnoom -veeeneu|.'0hol"' 1' 00' 0 ' ' \ ‘ . .
7W2 . Cum on 1.zoo.oo 1.20m 000.00 If on are a young woman readyfor higher education, .
.... .... a l Allowed to pen! . . . . _
" ‘ " 8. WWW Cw- Mmm ‘ 3-‘°°-°° WW” 0 1-“ Merrill training will make you entitle secretary unack-
atsuruntot lure elation {2.51350 2,613.50 00.00 and mm for on - t the ‘| Too on look for-
shiatsu or Fire Hydrants . 6,780.00 6,537.50 192.50 3;“! to he . y M y I
$5.833“, not fit mm EDI. .....n... . 313.50 312.50 000.00 . "118- , I
. {ugh Rooter: met. ell-hoe ..... tonoe canoe moo w ,
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