I
lit port.
Mrs. Irving Pinch. of New Haven.
as been vvinitlag Mrs. WilliInI A.
Iich \. pill an 251th avenue
59999319.. tied by M.
seob‘ Gorbam. I|of Keys‘er .
‘ i , 99151” M Flash; of First ave-
.39 I) envy horses to
"ma 9.3wa .of Cottage avenue,
, ' ill engage in the bucking bust
it
. “Mm
Allis b’t’oung People's meeting in the
at Christian Church. tomorrow
nighiha at b: 46 o'clock will be led by
7 th ”.vlce- president. Richard Bland. who
‘wi mask on the subject An Ancient
Cl shod 'Two Kings
Aug”; ”
its members of St. Pauls Mission
. .hé d b sociable. Thursday night at the
red once of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith
in enry street. Over fifty membeis
Ifrlends were present. The Nor-
walk Mandolin Club fuInlshed the
multicol program. delighting those pres-
out Iwith thelI numbers. Refresh-
mollts were served.
. E. E. Gorbam.
. . .v‘ last him-walk. Conn.
, sells the paint that wears twice as
Pork has: llc lb ,
Prime Rib Roast l2Ic lb.
i‘ilit SATI'RDAL
at the
East Ave. Market.
“Cm—....
SilllH MURRAY i: ll.
its
{The store is taking
Christmas dress. and will be a
Mecca for Christmas shoppers
.011
from now on.
..
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....
Noah's Ark—a marvel of Toy-
dom and brimful of all kinds of
Xmas gifts.
a inrge scale; there' 5 a grand se-
lection now to choose from, and it
is best to do your buying early,
while everything Is fresh and new.
and plenty for all.
Prettystyles of hcmstitchcd em-
broidcred revered lace edge, in-
itialed and scalloped. and others.
A Children's Handkerchiefs
than boxes 1/ dozen III a box.
15c" 20c. 25c” 37%L‘. a box.
Childrcns llandkeichiefs, col-
orctl bmdeis. all- lincu hematitch-
ed 12%0.
in
Children's Handkerchiefs all-
linen. embroidered and lace edges.
25C.
Ladies' all-linen cmbroidcrcd
Handkerchiefs. 75c., 89c. $1. $I.25
$I.5o.
Latlics' silk initial llaudkcr-
chiefs. I2}/;c.. 25c.
'cht's silk initial Handker-
chiefs. 25c . 39c sec 759
Ladics' silk embroidered Hand-
kcrchicfs.15c. worth 25c. Io 50c.
. LaIliL-s' silk rIIIbroichcIl Hand-
kcrchicfs, $1.00. finest goods made.
value. $I. 50 to $3.
Men 5 white and black brocade
ed Sill.- Mufflers. 50c.. 75c.. 89c.
$II$I 25,9. 50 to $2
Men I: fancy brocadcd Silk Muf-
lchs. in spots stripes and fancy
brocades. at special pIiccs.
Ladics’ lace coinage Handker—
chiefs. 250. 39c. 50c.
Real Duchess Iacc
chiefs, (Inc. to $25.
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RIBBONS.
l housands of yards of beautiful
Ribboas are here for your choos—
ing. and the prices def} all kinds
of mmpctition. Poor ribbons like
everything else are not .clicapai
any price. Our motto Is the mat
quality at the Iotvcst Irice; hence
Eu: grand ribbon ya ties offered
or Saturday
Handker-
Widc. plain taffeta ribbon. all
colors. pricc Iayzc. II yard.
0.2 plain satin
ribbon. all colors prIcc 24c.
plccc.
No. 80 and too widths of plain
taffeta ribbon. price I90. yard.
when you come.
-wlll spend Sunday in New York
9;, ii
orris. of Milo street.
sitloa in a but Minolta?!
t0wn; yesterdaq.
ii’ The Handkerchief Display is on , ,
ros grain
a
And we could fill the page. but
the goods licrc tell their own story
The O
to regular meeting. Int night.
cub-nu—vma. 'I
Miss frying. of the public school
.. h r _
” Miss ll3nal
e snout of
demand din» ls
fir? sister. Mrs, Charles
p—u—u» ”Iv—...
Eugene Ambler. of Cross street. went
to.Newark N. J.. today to take a po-
WW‘
strut-cl dais-99 of the Methodist
Sunday school met in the church Inst
night and practiced Christmas music
Mrs: William l. Stevens. of Main
street. drove to Trinity Lake. yester-
day. and visited her sister. Mrs. Albert
H. Scodeld.
Wit-um
Miss Gertrude Boerum and John .lar
via. both of Rewayton. were mariled
about two weeks ago at the South Nor-
walk Methodist parsonage.
Rev. 1.. R. Streeter.
by the
There will be regular services in the
Rownyton‘ Baptist Church at 10:45 a.
to. tomorrow. Rev. Frank Brown. pas-
tor.
“A Well Balanced Man. "
Subject of: the evening discourse.
The large addition to John L'Hom-
medleu' a residence in Crockett avenue.
has been completed. The additions to
Alfred Clocketts Iesldence In Crock
ett avenue and lI-vlag W. Clark' a home
in Maple avenue, are about finished.
Rev. Frank Biown will preach in the
Baptist Church. tomorrow moInlng and
evening. Sunday school at 12 111.; Jun-
lor Endeavoi at II 'p. In; Young Peo-
ple's Christian Endeavor meeting at
6 p. m.. led by Miss II‘loI once Raymond.
Subject How to Listen“
...—...
A Burling. Veimont. man was In
' He seemed very
much surprised to see no snow on the
ground. He said there is two feet of
snow on the ground in VeIInont, and
that on Thanksgiving Day there was
fine sleighing. He old it was the first
Thanksgiving day t at there had been
slalghlng in Vermont in a numbeI of
your.
The piano recital at the Baptist
Church. last night was a ver enjoy-
able affaiI. Each number was heartily
eucored. Plano solos weIe skillfully
rendered on the church’s line new in-
strument by Miss Irving. Miss Henriet-
ta Wing and Miss Helen Lynch. A
piano duct was rendered by Mrs. Clif-
ford P. Hayes and Miss Norma Sharer.
The singing by the South Norwunt
quartette and by Mia. Willis Nickersou
was excellent. A corset and violin
duet by Messrs. Willaou and Aben-
mom. of Dorian, added greatly to the.
pleasiue of the evening.
DJRIENJND NOROTON.
lsaifc H. Benton has a fine now milk
wagon.
Steve Louder has a position with hr.
[-1. '1‘. Payne.
Mr. PlenImlng's street-lamp was re-
cently stolen from the poet.
Miss Jennie Fairbanks is attending
Merrill Business College, Stamford.
P H. Spéllman will dispose of his
blacksmith business about lanuan l.
It Is rumored that Dnrlen may in the
near fulule pessesu a line free public
llbrsly.
being sunk on the
A deep well is
The
Weed place. Nomion Heights.
dwelling has been Ie- shingled.
W BreweI. nurser salesman has
commenced building on his late oppo-
site the Beebe place Noroton Heights.
lsaac H. Benton is training his
trotteI "I. H 15.. " son of “Quarter-
mastei. " 2 11%. for the races next sea
son.
...—....— ...“—
WIL TON
A huge woodhouse is in process of
coustIuction on the propeny of ll. W
Chit-..hester
Mlill-i Ethel Betta. of Miss how's
school. Stamford. returned to th dul-
les on Monday.
Frank Rockwell has made needed re-
palis this Week on the mat of St
Malmthew s ChurIIh.
Harold Bette. who enjoyed the
Thanksgiving holiday at home. has Io-
turned to the. metropolis.
George Thomson has
Yale College after spending
Thanksgiving recess at home.
returned to
the
The ham belonging to and adjoin-
ing St. Matthew' II Church prIlperty. re-
ceived this Week. a fresh coat of paint
Samuel Folsom and his sister. Miss
Folsom. are home from their recent
visit to Porttmouth. New Hampshire
1' F‘. Gilbert has engaged another as-
sistant. John Davis. in addition to
Thomas Brien who did not return to
his old position in Norvvulk. Ml report-
ed.
Mrs. William Dickenson is no longer
the guest of Mrs. Oscar Eckland. hav-
ing returned to her home in Strntford
on Monday
The Reading Circle spent a pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Comatock
Charles Dudley Warner and his works
formed the topic of discussion. proced-
ing the reading hour.
A Children‘s Fair in the interests of
' coming the icimation of II state new
the local Sunshine Society. will be bold
in if. 0. Thompson ii studio, Saturday.
up ,
bead and nose appear to be clear. if
there is cough. tickling in the thioat.
museums or it sense of oppression in
the chest. you have throat and brain
chlal catarIb. if the appetite is poor.
nausea, gagging and disgust for food.
ially u the morning. you have
arrb ofI the stomach. '
c":"fl‘hc surestssnd safest treatment for
every form of catarrh is an internal
remedy. which acts especially on the.
blood and mucous membranes. r 1
Such a remedy is the new catarrli
cure sold everywhere by- drugglsts. un.
dsr name of Stuart‘s Catarrh Tablets
a medicine is pleasant convenient tab
lei form. and containing all the Ihtsl
and latest specifics for catsrrh, whetb
orilmtsd in acne. throat. bronchial
tubes or stomach.
Stuart's Cdtsrrh Tablets are compos-
ed of Sangutnarla. gualscol. Red gum
and similar antiseptlos. which destroy
the germs of oatsrrh in the blood and
no one who suffers from any form of
oatarrh and has seen the uselessness
of sprays, douches, and powders, will
‘ eveI go back to them. after once trying
so convenient, pleasant and harmless
a Ieniedy as Stuart's Cstarrli tablets,
and one which gives relief in so short
a time.
Even In cases where calarrh has
effected the senses of smell and hear
ing. these tablets accomplish a cure.
because the blood being cleansed of
catarrhal germs, the mucous surfaces
of the nose and throat no longer clog
up the respiratory passages. with on-
tarrbal secretions.
All drugglsts sell full sized treat-
ments of Stuart‘s Qatari-h Tablets. m
the nominal piles of 50 cents and tho
IcgulaI diilly use of them will effectu-
ally cure this troublesome and danger-
ous disease. Ii 0-8
JUDGMENT AGAINST FISHER.
Custom Hiiusc Employ. Must Pay Up
Or Work Out the Amount.
in the civil Court of Common Pleas
at Bridgeport. yesterday. judgment
was obtained against George P. Fisher.
an employsI of the New York Custom
House. in layer of the East Port Ches-
ter School District of Greenwich. for
misappropriation of several hundred
dollars' worth of school funds. Fisher
cried like a child as the judgment was
announced. HII was taken back In
tell. where he will remain for a sonic.
lent time to enable him to secure funds
to pay up. or work it out. at 81 a day,
He may then be tried in n criminal
court for embezzlement. and sent to
State prison for a term of years.
Fisher was taken by his hondsman
W. R. Monroe. of Cos Cob. aided bv
Deputy Sheriff Fitzroy. of (lreenwich
from the sidewalk in front of the New
York Custom House. Tuesday after
noon. and landed in Bridgeport jnll.
WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES.
Enter into the Spirit of the Season and
Bake Everybody Happy.
When Christmas comes by all means
have the house dressed with holly. the
pine and fir. and don’t forget the mic
tletoe. (Io out and mingle with thr
Chrlstinns throngs. There Is an ex
lIllnI'allon III formlnz II port, if only a
unit. in the crowd that is so gay Iqu
so merry. in hearing bits of bright tall.
in greeting friends and acquaintance:
and seeing the over flowing floy of the
children. Never let II single Christmas
pass without roudlua a Clirlstmsi
story and singing n Christmas song
and do not overlook the sweet slgulfl
sauce of the day itself. Remember that
it is for all the world the anniversary
of Christ‘s birth. Be as happy as yor
can and make others llH happy as yor
can.~—Murgarot E. Bannister In theme
cembcr Ladies Home Journal.
MILITARY SURGZEONS TO ORGAN
I E.
III-Al. Francis Calof. surgeon geners‘
on the staff of Governor Lonnabnry
has sent II circular letter to all the no
live surgeons in the Connecticut Na-
tloual Guard and post surgeons call
lng II meeting to be held at the Hun‘
Memorial building in Hartford. or
Tuesday, Decembci 18. at 2: 30 p. m
for the purpose of taking nItlon con
elation of military surgeons. to meet
annually and to mane reports to the na-
tional association. of whlL-h (lonora
Calef Is vice-president.
WYNDHAM IRE-ELECTED FROM DO
VER
l..0NDON December S—Goorgt
Wy.ndham fornIcIly ParllanIentnIy illl
der sociotary of the Win Office. has
been reelected to the House of Com
monu ronI Dovei without opposition
Mr Wyndham was returned from Do
ver unopposed in the general election
just bold but had to again appesI be
fore his constituents on his appomt-
maul. has chief necrotaIy for lrelaud.
in succession to Gerald BalfouI. who
was appointed president of the boom
of trade.
——-——n
ALKED T0 FRISCO ON A WAGER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Decmber 8~HnI
ry West known as “Kid" West who
on August i left New York on a wager
in lilii dayn. has airlvod here six Ilayii
ahead of time West clouds to have
of Kansas City. that he would am
from New York city without a cent
Walk to San Francisco. and get there
broke. in the time specified.
' OIIIDN MAY CONFIQCJ
MAYBVILIMC‘KYI.‘ December a»-
John Gibson. who is charged with kill-
ing his two yesrold stop-daughter at
Cattlottsburs. Ky.. two weeks ago. is
breaking down and a confession from
him is expected at any moment. le-
erytulug iii quiet here dim there'lino
indication of a mob coming from out
flail-burg. as was reported oar-y ysiu
lei-day.
VACCINATION lN YUKON.
TACOMA. Wash. December l-«Ad
virus from Yukon say the Yukon
oil has nation on ordintubs rout
cigars and
loan war bill It wasn't a tilted habit.
When he left tho may and lived in the
country he smoked a pipe—«riot Inces-
neatly. I don't think that he was very
fond of tobacco than. and really there
ms always it popular misconception of
the amount of hisuamoking.
a casual smoker; until the day of the
fall of Fort Donelson. Then. the gun-
bosts havin‘g.been worsted somewhat
and Admhai Foote having been wound-
ed. he sent ashore m an! fiItber to
come and see him
should. and the comb oi, as as custom
ary. had his cigars passed. My latheI
took one and was smoking it when be
my father started for the scene of op:
dors and dlieotlons still with the cigar
stump in his hand. The result of his
exertions was that Donelson fell after
that he would walk to thin Francisco .
wageIod $5. 000 with Charles Morton.‘
innit
901- persons is Yukon territory to be
vacuum. I Fifteen thousand persons
ii 0:! you.
”dilutions; and ban vibe
w ll 1 ...pH real
' from limo log light
”rotted during the Max.
' “But he went nun as It light amokei. A
Father WEI)!
went ashore. Thole he was met by a
staff olilcei. who told him that there
was a aortic and the min wing has
been struck anil siuashdd in. Then
eiatlons. He let his cigar go out nat-
urally. but held it betwon his fingers
“lie rode hltliei and you giving or
he sent his message of ‘uucondltlonal
surrender“ and ‘I propose to move im-
mediately upon youI works. With the
message was sent all mm the country
that Grant was smoking throughout
the battle, when he only carried this
stump from Footes flagship. But the
clgius began to come in from all own
the Union. He had 11.000 cigars on
hand in a ver short time. He gave
away all he could. but he was so our
rounded with cigars that he got to
smoking them regularly. But he never
smoked as much as he seemed to
smoke. lie would light It cigar after
breakfast and let it go out and light it
again. and then let it go out and light
It: so that the one cigar would last
until lunch time. ~McClure Magazine.
Fruit has been found in Zanzibar.
East Africa. whose juice yields a sub
stance closely resembling guttn per-
cha. The null. looks like a peach. but
is III-I laige as a cantaloupe. It is unlit
fou food and it was isolated by cool
dent that the milky juice would coagn
late in boiling water. and would bar-
den on boiling. Into any shape desired.
Tents me being made with this sub.
stance in London, to see if it can ,be
used as a substitute to: gutta peic.ba
the supply of which is growing scarce
though the demond is incIIMaslng
about
A I-mIIIIIdIII hlnIIIIIWIIIIiIv yuminilu- iii-I. lnu --
I lbw-II. Humor N .lIII.cv qul "on. (“anon ...
uric! l‘liun'h lfallII-I-ful. \Vl'lu‘tl - "Pt-rm“ hi0 l'
ml you I You ii." In aimngly m-onImaIII
llli'i' DIvIs' Pals-lginpsn. l lune llli‘illl win
.‘nwion for lblny-dw )cnm ll Is I ill‘l'IIan
ulIlr‘I IlIIIcIvr~ ii If I-Iillllr confidante. '
lain-Killer
lu'n ‘uxi I. 27-02. and till.
‘hcvrls only our PIIIII-Kllch. Pony pgvigfl
A sum run for
Sena? Throat.
(shilml3
8'
A and Workman
know your wants in that line.
materials.
be glad you did so.
Phone 137-3.
60 South Main atmt.
south Nomik,
adults“ Diabetes
nun EMBAIMIR.
Maidens» I W Torrens
lltlwmllllf.
rung Inuim Moon-
digestive nor-
taitiilclall did
datum in I ran wflmr
Itruotln the or
(am. It Ithalstolbm
sat and tonic.
iii“ mt «dilu- ”33in:-
llinofimwt rim
9.9999?
o.
it. whim WI
Katharine diurnal.
Nora her filth. under the natflmflgo'
are affected by this order.
all
will give prompt attention to
your plumbing. if you let us
We employ skilled and care-
ful assistants and the best of
Call us up at any
time and you‘ll have reason to
Charles ‘E. Clapham,§:
W
4D. w. RAYMOND?
I! Wfllim It. m Nomllt.
him 3 of Mull. m
if you suffer from backache
There is only one why to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the: kid
news. A V
Abnd back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it. urinary troubles foliov
Donne Kidney Pills me made II.
kidneys only
Are endorsed by South Norwalk peo
ple.
Mr. Charles E. Warren, son of the
well-known oyster planter, of 2 Chest-
nut street, hns the following to say
about Dean's Kidney Pills. ‘l had
backache and weak kidneys from early
childhood. i tried all kinds of rather
dies. but never received any perma-
nent benefit until i commenced using
Dean’s Kidney Pills. which i procured
at Plalsted's drug store. My father
had been using them and was so pleas.
ed with their results that l was induc-
ed to try them. I am satisfied that
their representations are all that Is
claimed for them. They cured my
backache."
For sale by all dealers. Price 69
cents a box. Foster-Mllburn Company
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the Uni-
ted States.
Remember the nome—Donn‘s—and
take no other.
Acciou is Harmless.
Headache and Ncuralgia is in
.'\cctoII.
It is put up in powder form, and
any other.
25c. a box at Drnggisls. as sent
by mail. .\L‘ctoII Medical CO.
Mystic. Conn
Short
sea Trips
of two to five days' dare:
tlon. are entered by the
NORFOLK. VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
RICHMOND. VA.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Steamers sail daily except Sunday
from Pier 26 North River. foot of
Beach street. New York.
Tickets. including meals and state
room accommodations. 813. 00 and up
wards.
For full information apply to
Old) Dillllllll amino CO.
81 Inch Strut. New Mark. N. Y.
H. B. WALKER. Treble Manager.
.7. J. BROWN. Gen. Pun. Agent
ognlsc this Initial. and unite their II
.' Hugo Record.
The only safc and surc- rclef for
is more prompt in its action than
OLD DOMINION Llllll
line at night. while ing up.
strike may be fatal to a rant ly” may as
steamer.‘ The maritime notions roe.
forts to keep their on IleoI by it 8”"
tom of exchanged r. ports on Iicrplliit‘u
deston thdm whey-oval repoI ted ~—(‘hl
i
Low Prices Sate
PlIIIsical Power.
. K i I “ / » I l r
[Less labor to‘ pay your grocery
nun]
'Besi Elgin Creamery Butler. 2313 lb.
3 Mills. None Such Mince Maui. 250.
Solid Packed Tomatoes, so can.
Milk Crackers, 2 lbs. 15c.
Soda Crackers, 5c lb.
Ginger Snaps. 5c lb.
”r”
STU LL
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
... ...... .........
We.“
Paper-..
Although we are hav-
II.
our stock to run down.
and can otter as good
vanetv as when
Will do your work
when wanted.
5-5-90r6 am.
I0 FlRST AV.ENUE
East Norwalk.
Tel. l35-2.
lliiillfijiliiiili.
Little Shoes
for
Little Tots.
Wcll mothers. that cuteness of that
little lot depends largely upon the
manner of his dress, doesn't It'.’
We know it is hard to get just the
little shoe that is deslrcIl-Mgonerally
they are not quite “dainty" enough.
We have n nice assortment to offer——
various pretty shapes, made of pink
white or blue kid.
MAKING II'IIINDI. :.
friends besides.
why and wherefore?
more easily answered. The
used hl‘l'l‘ III sugar.
workmen are apt. skillful and expor-
cants or five dollars worth of confer.
lions. Try our Ihocolaton
make friends for us faster than an.“
thing we, know.
G GEIOTTO,
I! WALL C'l'lll‘l'. .
no I'”
Hamburg and Steam Hub
.0
allot Water Heating.
2!!" Air m””“% . p
' um minimum moon'hu.
Oil-lid“
Fixtures. stain]. ,
mrermuioarmu
lionnoub initials I
M
“NO
(III
,1
d1 MIAMI
'i'liII candies obtainable at (lhlotto'n
make new friends every day. retain old
Want to know the.
No question
augiu
not IIIIII'IIIIII: qu
toured iii their trade. and we endeavor
to be courteous in cm optimum of
awry customer. whether he buys live
'l‘Iu-v
NOIWALK
> W
I“
’” l'I‘ A l
was».
You certainly have no objection to
the price«
500 pair.
Surely you will call and look at
them anyway. We delight to show
them. for we know the little one will
delight to wear them. and the happier
the child, the happier the mother. You
know.
Wen Shoes. lint lit
SOUTH NOR W‘LK
Si! VINO! SINK.
Open daily. except I.
Baturdsy. bent. to Innuendo:
day snafu from 7 ta 8. .
Ionian-t mm on
., murmur”...
Ito abound.
Play .Iblagan‘d M'l‘iaulug.
i
STAMFORD RANGES
Koran ll. lint,
00s. Nam Mini
and the prompt dispatch of remain to f .
Pure Lard. lilo lb.
Gold Dual, 1th pkg. :'
an». pkg. .lenklns' Buckwheat. 100. ,
mg a very busy season. .
we have not allowed “
Omntolilmn manomlto! ...:
immoral “...”:
Sleamaiid (ins Fluid: 3
photo. The top notch: .
I and quality. 1118M: ti .irn "
‘ at the mice of mod um . .
'l‘lIoquughl) Iellable and!
at less than otheIII Isl!
cheap furniture. A meant
collection of the newest and
, makes. Side Boards. lilll '
Tables. China Closets and
lag Chairs. it is to your int
tollook at our line during
an e.
Q».
, i. 4J. 999:
Funeral Dll‘ofldl‘s
Between
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.‘ In:
IIIIII . . '
NEW YORK.
Leave Norwalk 50. In. than.“
Norwalk 6 p :a Leave New 3'?
gier 23, East River. Bushman 8
p. in.
To Suit Everybod‘
We have them coining W
the car-1mm «but
few days.
”..: TARLOV
NY..NH&IIRR
TIME TIBLD.
in Effect December 2, 1900. “:1
LEAVE souri-I NORWALK F951
NEW vo onto. .,
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6:00 I13 7:.I4.8'16X. 9:03], 9. fig:-
9: ..u 10: 22x. 10: in. 1]: 36x.
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*le 407 I 50x 5. -33 5. 55:, 6: it.
I.‘I.IX b' [1, ll) 20.
‘1 10 SUNDAYS.
A.::.I—-..531455x,5:,:45x905. '.
LEAi/IEwaNélwx‘ svgg‘nitm'? 20 10:10. I
you soil
NORWALK m ‘
A. M.—-12:02x. a 09 s: 00. 7: 00.. ‘
8: (Wk 8.02. 9 '99; ..
1100x110?“ 10. 02x..' 10: 04: .
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SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANIURV.
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DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
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Sunday trains to Danbnry. 9: ill) with.
7. 9’9 p. m. Leave. ’Danbnry. 8: 05 It. flu ,
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7:49.
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