. l“. ;.
hi. i , ,
.illl; . 8 Charge 00
‘ Warm..- :mflfla‘lnt' ~ . c. . ,- my...”
“IOIII-r- lured Because
they Refused to Perform
- Acrobatic I risks
iy :’ if , . r ,
s’r. LOUIS, mu 224‘s. Humane
. Misti! has taken two children, George
and Florence Mina, a d‘ eight. and
antes; yours, hour the outs of John
. ,1‘larl,.lnl,W avenue, and Earl.
, 1a in jail tinged with mistreating
.».tpem. 'i’hsvboy’s back Is lacerated to
‘. This hips, both, eyes are blackened and
’- four or his teeth are missing. The lit-
..tle girl it in even worse condition. On
hbe instep of her right foot Is a. wound.
argued, it «is said, by Pth‘ application of
j glowing poker. ions of her.
§ocklng had been burned into
u
the '
; ash. Four freshvscars are on her left
lag. andrttaersrls a eleepiscalp wound
in. the tempt her‘hoad. The Humane
‘_,$ociety”c'a"rges ‘that Earl inflicted
,- these. Injuries as punishment because
. {the children refused to perform some
.~ ‘batlc;._foais which he had endeavored to
, teach them. The wound on the little.
"girl‘s head was caused by her tailing
from a trapeze. . “ .
. Earl and his wile travel as perform.
‘. era with patent fiediolnomhows. Re-
cently they took the children from an
orphan schoolfor. adoption, and when
open! the officers of the institution
sailed to see how the children were
.‘ 1'9“in along. the discovery of their
not sition was made.
, Mayor Sludlay,.every Dcniocratlc can.‘
‘It looked vcryi much as though Mr.
New Havan'a Italian Provai an ls»
oiti a Blatant. ‘
NEW ting . "II 21.4. one or
the moat hot) i‘ ends elbctions or-
or held In: a' t) Mayor .loiui I’.
Studiey was yo isrday reelected ovsr'
Thomas 1.1mm y, the Dem ratio can-
didato. by a; only of m . The to ‘.
ial vote “it“. a “8.005. ‘10! Which it
Mayor Studilr‘itahived “MRI Andi
Kinney 8,866.1. Ith the exception of
three Republic n alderman and three.
Republican aldrmen at rial-gr. and?
r
didate lit the tlty was blot-toil with
majorities rang up from 500 to 2,500. if
On an average. this hp n loss to the .i
Jkamocritls of pearly lint." their usual !'
majorities. * * . ‘V
Mayor Studlty nearly doubled his;
majority of tw years ago when im’
was elected over Dt-Iacoll. ‘
The perfect veathar brought out an ' ‘r ‘
unprecedentadgearly vou- yesterday ‘“
ta cc ‘Sinlt‘... ‘So.
a... ,
. ” lod‘tlflh'.‘ Milli
. ‘ lirol‘.
' Ion Ili thn‘lre ..
lag,
tarday and will
, I: bars in hit a.
550 W‘Ifi‘
of olloara. were rad.
Dr. Inward
one financially. with it
«were voted ,in ' allows:
0rd. .i‘i'hol'nas
ton : floorg
kill.
0
F.
‘4 Waterbury:
Il
.. ils, Min. Vtellt [how
mxl‘nllt‘llg. Ehc iprincipie right ccntei‘u Mi .
ct a tit i 0 candidates for. mayor. * a ' ‘ u
The "vast not-kht vote." which wall it W0 3 my Slim]
noticeable factor- in yestcrday's elect
lion. was the :cause of considerable‘
anxiety In bothiltepubllcan and Demo. ‘ ‘ ‘
cratic headquarters. Early In it“. any ‘ "I have pcrervbcfora given my ii.-
.iorscmcnii ‘for' any medicine. In-i
Lydia Ii. Pinkhum's Vegetable.
L‘olllpiilllld hall Added-m mu Mo my
llfc and happiness that i feel i In! incl:-
lnjg an ckccption in tliisbm. For two
ycurs‘ every month] would llama live
da-ys of severe pain and (roam. limb no
i‘clicf..l)ut*ono day while visiting‘ rl
{cloud Iran herons Lydia 1-1.. Pink-
iaan’s Vegetable ifornpotinri.~
hhc had used it with the beat I't'litllih
and qdvlactl me to try it. 1 found
that It worked wonders with ma: I
new experience no’ in. and only had
to (use. a few hot as to bring shout
this wondsrtui change."- Miss hues
til. Nulru. i404 Third Ave. South Min-
licupulis. Minn. .45.” [mm 0" "IMO!
choc-o (mu proving penulmnm cannot 6am
Many rivalries]. suffor- silently
andseothohbcsagtmai’ade aw '.
Lydia .10.,mnkm ‘a “the”? e.
(‘0: pound makes the en - .-
ma 0 organism healthy,
can some: 10 wofiaiii
Mrs. Pinkhanr will give every
ulliuli.r woman expert advice on-
.__. . tirclv free. Sheltnshel ' lthou-
A THOUGHTFUL MAN. in“ . Wm” Lyn“, “W
k M. M. Austin. (lit \g’ln‘chester, Induv _
now what to to n t e iotir of need. ' " ' “ " ' '
His wife hadisu-b an unusual case ofi "'L VISIT “EV“.LAB'GIDO |O~
stomach and, liver trouble, phyhicians 3 ““9 '
could not help her. up, though! of and . SAN FRANCISCO. Avril 22.~»‘l‘he
tried Dr. Whats New Life Pills and ‘schoontu' Mill')’ Sfli‘hi‘tl Will sail in i!
she got relief at once and was finally 1 few days with a arty oi scientists for
cured. Only 200. at 1“. ll. Ilaxtor'silhi’ RilVllliillllSGHl Islands. 0" ”1‘!
drug store. i ' '0 coast of Mexico. The expedition has
gun-+— . been organized by the Academy of
FRESNMI WON THE FIGHT, science. and members of the party will
.I’Hll. ~ F‘ ,
fight Wfilfiii :3 whiglintlw averngc § dents from the University of Califor-
bread rim is child's play, the annual 1"”
bowl '90an ””an the sophomorei"‘i‘“l purpose. the collection of natur-
and freshman‘ciasaes of the University ‘ ill history specimens. The llcvlllngl.
of Pennsylvaniii has been waged In the . ircdo islands are four In number and
old Franklin Field and Q“. ‘froshmenill’ about. 250 miles west of Cape San
Kinney would {pull out ahead of the
present. Incumbent. but as the day ware
on it was seed that Mayor Studley.
was not only holding his own but
that he was making large inroads into
what were believed to be strong Kin-
ney sections. ,
Nexidn imp rtance to the light for,
the mayor'sioii£cs-waa that for con-i.
troller.’ Jamel ’l‘. O’Connor was the
Republican candidate against the pres.
cut controlletx‘.lonathan Rowe. The:
latter won outiby a small majority.
The scratchitlg throughout the cliy'
was extremely tinge. and In several:
wards‘thc votsi was so complicated]
that it was afti r midnight, before that
total ofl‘lclai micron could be learned. ‘
Thirteen alrhrmen were elected:
Both parties split even on the alder-
mcn at large. each securing three. The
Democrats cleriitcd four and the Re-
publicans threat aldermcn.
There was alsoclalisi ticket In the?
field ycsterday ibili the vote polled for.
that party was.vcr_v small.
t.._._..,.
____._+
w
gurhc little folks love. Dr. \VDOtI'i-il
it) !
"Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant
thke; perfectly harmless; positive
.‘ cure for coughs, colds. bronchitis.
, (asthma.
i
Fine Program Tonight.
mg‘lll‘imw oel‘t‘of the Orciiccil
drillfliwm at the Town Hall.
,, dgeneld, this evening. The foliow-.;
loamexoellcnt program has been ar-
. PART I.
.March Masonic—~“Delilolay Command-
- ery'_' ..'....... .............. Hall
"glerture—J‘Rising Sun" ...... Ripley
‘. , net solo—“The Wonder Polka" ,..
.. ..... ......... ............ Short
Adrian Vernon.
pulsr.AI r-“Mr. Dooley.‘
.......................
ti Tlmer~”Dariing Nellie Gray" ‘ ; 1.
.......... ‘.............’Southwell
. RARE ll. .. a '
skater—“Brace Up" ..... Carleton
n
O.“
et Duet—“Autumn Colors . . ..
‘.. ..... ..... ......... - .. Barahoiuie
Leo Vernon. and Son, Adrian. 1
mini-4;? :A'I'RY” .. . {rioizmatlh
. Halt. , r.
Mitchell" and District Presl-
fltl to Adina! Grievances.
" ”plan April, 22-—
II. the district pr
adjustment of the mine
.. . ‘ They expect it!
. ' with? .
the presidents of the
. . . til. Dlltflct
*‘i mildly-mi ttrey
the ,
I. at they make their
l C i
. foes.
ORENECA BAND CONCERT' iseriously enouilh injured to be taken?
Ridgefieid Organization to Render agout of the light. but Armstrong was:
.. ’ and {Kiss .
Yours “flood-Bye" ...... Jerome ’
‘ ed to sell not more than seventy-live
won, John Ar strong. a sophomore. ‘ Lucas. The Islands have been rarely
is badly Injured. perhaps dying, in the i "NW” by “fl?““sm _____ ’
ivc I,'hd i‘ ., , d ._
"n "m Him Ha ha beam" UNCLE‘nEusEN's OPINION.
Iint: under a s‘rtlgggllng mass of pin-1
zdcnts for ten i Inutes. Being-uncon- "They may say what they please. btit
:sclous, he waspnable to protect him- ,. Iistcuwhcnr, me; i've taken all kinds
' self from the heels of his friends and iof laxatives, piir‘gutivcs and cutharilcs
A dozen ‘or more students were but when It comes to one that Is easy
and plcnsant to lake. mild and gentle
the only ,man who had to go to the
hospital. Three thousand men. women ‘
and childrenloc had on and cheered this .
com haunts.
UNIVERSITY iN' TRANSIT. ;in the country.
(”110530, & m 32,..A universibyg‘l“ make one feel joyful."
in lransit l'eacl ed Chicago this morn. ,3 by Stillson Powell Corporation. F. 1.
ing mm. tbe‘CJEmgo’ Rock Island and . liaxicr tiiul (‘llfford Pharmacy.
Pacific Railroa {was transferred tot
the Northwest it track and proceeded g
to Glenn Elyn El; permanent location. i
RAILROAD BUYS GALVESTON
BLOCKS.
Four baggage t s and two passenger; GALVESTON. Tex. ADP” 23
coaches br i l Ruskin University, 1 city blocks on the bay front have been
Its equipment. i Its president. Its own imid in the Rock island Railroad by
professors. and its sixty students from i Ill? Galveston City Company 101‘ $100.-
,A. sum or hotel at Glen Ellyn 1 building its own line into Galveston or
has been remodeled for unlverguy pup. ! coming In 0V9? Olli" (if “I? l‘OllilR DOW
poses. The so ool to be located there i hill" is not known,
will be the Car tor of the Ruskin Uni-i
versity system of co—operat‘lve assocla- ” A GREAT SENSATION.
lions and social Istic Institutions estab-i, There was a big sensation in Lees-
ivilie. Ind. when W. H. Brown. of that
,‘ f. 'placo. who was expected to die. that!
For liver trouh aadeonstipati‘ohi 1‘ this Ilfeuved by Dr. Kingla New Dia-
Tbare’s nothin bet sr'in creation covery. for Consumption. He writes:
Iy learn, the M0118 ..
‘ little n
Then: awwtflaci a cure and save
I
F—l-un'ul
PRESIDENTDEOIRIO PRIVACY. ,
“ m j, [830. l.,: .--ln
don‘t: .. “mm ,. ex-
II. nd- Insure Ills "com-
rori. while in .t..YoasanItis Valiaytio-
ket agents .0 the Southernl’acinc
amounts or s city have been direct-
v
Than Little “I endured insufferable males from
‘ Asthma but your New Discovery gave
{me immediate relief and soon thereaf-
dactnrbilld... ,ter enacted a complete cure. Similar
Little Early Risers are different cares of Consumption. Pneumonia.
fromallotharrills. They do helm Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
en the system, but not» a. topic to the it's the peerless remedy for all throat
tissues by are sing the ascrelloni. and and lung troubles. Price 50c and 31.00.
restoring thevll er to theirs“ psrform- {Guaranteed by'li. Ii. Paintbruuist.
ance of its for ctlons naturally. Clif- Trial bottles free; '
ford Pharmacy. .0 ” . , . , N.
' PRINON .IARK GIVEN UP.
BAN raauotsoo. April 22.-—‘I‘he
French bark Du Couedle, now out 119
days from San Franniaomfor Sydney
hasabout been given up as lost. . Re-
per cent. .Ths vmalthal not. been
goings to tthe osemibe Valley during .
e no Pat} the President. late be
there. ”The; i baht-atoll IArr 0.5.
smncopveu.gmasi ‘durng ' .
he resonantly .2. ' ”“71 ' 4‘
DAV
L
"a
at when LI
i Roilm‘iilmi‘. ..
4 Ni'ttsiddntiEbetle In his annual ad-
Itiraus re rod‘toiithc benefits to be
taincd fr, il the-meeting and spoke of
that. rogi‘aba which had been made
sacral lines in the profeiiplon of
sued the' estabv
' till dispensary.“
. _ Resolutions were
reported Oil-m death. of Dr. Dilution
Ill
BeriVIIIIllllfi reinvest "Willa E,
anionic, .aqi-iiii. .,iiW"9-‘
22.4,, a , include scientists of this city anti stu-i --
THROWN FROM A FREIGHT TRAIN.
The expedition has. as its prior
Trenton, M0,, it its new suburban real. i 000. Whether the Rock island intendsi
‘ deuce.
Insuranee on her Is now quoted as 85 ‘
{I
.., oft
0
(if! . .
leti‘ord.
all)
(looting? t tile-aux
Its meat of a. .
iv rotor. cl .
Ii. .
cat’ii’ld’ II”)?
to dentists themselves.
the Atlanta Dental College.
.———
itoaseo THE outwit.
John Oliver of Philadelphia. as
lows:
provcment.
other victim."
try them.
at F. H. Baxter's‘di‘ng‘storc.
--Unabla to Help Himself.
wind. with a deep
tcrbury. yesterday afternoon
two miles bclow Derby.
; which Harrin
. s
i lied to
> man.
i to be a voter. In that city.
i —w-—¢v-—a-——-—-d
DUE NOTICE IS SERVED.
faith I
Billiard Pharmacy.
'.1:vri-i0io AT grxirono brawn;
i . '
STANFORD umvnasrrv. Cant,
typhoid
'IAprIl 22-—-But one new case of.
The attend»
hag-was 0a led to order at
’iflrlward Hilario. the as-
t, and the reporta
The trans-
’Grlflllh. of bridge
. Iport. announced tho"year s proaperoua
ood. balance
aw members
ton, of Bouthlilg»
C. Bighmio. of Bridge
horror. a. . Forrest. of New Britain:
B. Vmom, of New Haven: Berton-
ishopfaf New Haven; Edmund J.
George N.
ow London. Michael
wflaven. and Charles W.
practice of
their profession and with the danger
.:'l‘hc afternoongegglon attuned short-
ly aileat'a'cucitlinn‘nnor the trans.
lctiun .01»Modlcal.builneu" 0 paper
was read by William Crenhatn. D. D.
3.3. of Atlanta, 00.. professor of opera-
tive dontisirv and dental pathology at
Papers
were also read hybr. E. .i. Roberts.
of Augusta. Me. and Dr. F. D. Welsae.
of the New York College of Dentistry.
A startling incident ls narrated by
“I was In an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunk-
en. tongue coated, pain continually In
back and sides. no appetite, growing
weaker .day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Then i was advised
* to.usc Electric Bitters: to my great
Joy. the first bottle made a decided Irn-
I continued their use for
iiirec weeks. andram now a well than
I known they robbed the grave of one
No one should fall to
Only 50 cents. guaranteed
Man in Anaenia Unconscious for Hours
ANSONIA. April 22~4Proppod up be.
hold a stone in protect him from the
wound In his head,
.two ribs broken; and‘his body badly
t-ontuseil was the condition In which a
lineman named White found Michael
Harrington, of I05 Baldwin Street. Wa-
lloli‘s Rock, In the Housatonic river.
Harrington
said he left Waterbury Monday night
in its action. and that makes one warm and walked to Naugaiuck. where he
rill cxtt‘a slice of bacon for brcakfaslw honrdcd a freiahi train for Bridgeport.
lllsi give inc Chamberlain‘s Stomacld All ihv train W88 bounding the curve
and Liver Tablets. and you may have ! near Bob‘s Rock he was buried .from
.011 the laxative syrups. dyspepsia med-1‘ thc ton of a box car. knocked Insensi‘
, iiclncs and pills, little or big. there Is, bio, and rolled in the bottom of the
Them Tablets surelyi‘ embankment. where he remained all
For sails? night. Early yesterday morning he re
gained consciousness and unable to
‘i raise himself, he pulled» his maimed
. body to a protected place where he was
3 discovered in his anguish by the line‘
' man. Seeing a launch steaming tip the
_-Tt..ni river, While hailed the craft. aboard
gton was placed and tak-
i en to Derby. Medical Examiner Birds»
' ley was summoned and after examin-
log the man’s laluries, Poor Commie
loner Clary. of Waterbury,- was noti-
come and take charge of the
He had no money. but claimed
Due notice is hereby served on the
public generally that DeWItt‘a Witch
Basel Salve is the only salve on the
marketzthat Is modern-om the pars, nn- .
incinerated witch haul. ~ DsWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has cured thousands
or cases of piles that would not yield to
any other treatment, and this fact has
broughtfimt. many worthless counter-
ate persons who get the sen-
uine DeWItt's Witch Haasl Salve are
never disappointed, because ‘Itfcures.
lever was reported by the health onlo-
‘erii at Palo Alto and the campuayaa-
”my. Aboarksd improvement is re- :
‘ ma 0‘10 am. of alienatlepta' who ,
ritloai condition and than '.
thetapldamic In band'arslof .
ion thattlie danger from ‘Ia-
‘3 . T119” 3°." ”9'1““,
, ,billty that the fihimlty
COD'
1,310,000
K.
launcher 03.000 in CAOH.
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.. Woman Bolton. and
Huablnd Trisa Suicide.
0* Birkel'v 1m '0 Kenneth A miter MOUNT VERNON, N. v, April 22...
"00‘8th Di “9”" . ”0 Den. Two young own, well dressed and
31 A- HcDonnell. supposed to be Italians, entered the
t" t . ‘I‘i “All?! flange home of (luiaeppi Oaiantuolno. a
. . . sic - workln man. 'estcrda . bruta y as-
usfit ii? in the " ’ ’
saulted his wife and robbed her of 83.-
000 In cash which she was carrying in
the bosom of her dress. The robbers
escaped. .-
l The woman was found unconscioutl.
with bonfires terribly beaten. When
her husband was summoned from his
work and found that the money was
missing he attempted to out his
throat and was prevented by the
neighbors only after ahtruggic.
CASTORIA
For Inhnta and Children.
llu Kiri Iiii Ihu Alvin: Bought
Bamtho
signature“
folv
LARGE RAILROAD BRIDGE BURN-
E
D.
WINDNA, Mlnn.. April 22-—The large
bridge of the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Railroad over the Black River
at Trempcaicau, Wis, a few miles be-
low Wlnoua. burned last night. causing
a loss of about “00.000. and suspend
log all traffic on the Burlington soul
of here. The Burlington limited and
crossed ..ie river here and ran over
front sparks dropped by a passing on
tine. It probably will be two Weeks be
fore trains can again run over the road
south of here. i
_- "NW
“KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL,
{our conscience clear and your bowels
open." There Is. it too of common—
sense In it. Constipation is death In
ilfc. The intestines are clogged with
matter. You must move it or be sick
~fever possibly. Take Cal-curs Sol-
vent, Dr. David. Kennedy‘s new medi~
cine until the bowels are clear and
natural. Write to the Cal-curs Com-
panv. Rondout. N. Y“ for a free aam~
pie bottle. . "
BAGHELOR'S DEGREE IN Two
YEARS. ~
CHICAGO. April 22-A bachelor‘s de
gree for two years' work Is to be grant-
ed by the University of Chicago. It Is
to be called the degree of Bachelor of
Education, and is to be given for two
years of strictly professional work in
the line of pedagogical preparation.
Students are to be admitted to this spe-
‘cial course for teachers either from
llGII‘
from certain approved high schools.
A SWEET BREATH
s a never falling sign of a healthy
atomsch. When the breath is bad the
stomach Ia out at order. There is no
wood! in the world egup,_to Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. for curl g Indigestion.
.gspapsla, and all stomach disorders.
~ a. Mary S. Crick. of Wine Plains,
Ky.. writes; "I have been a dyspeptic
for years-wtrled' all kinds of remedies.
butcontinued to grow worse. By the
use of Node! I began to Improve at
once. and after taking a few bottles.
(on fully restored in weight». health an:
trength and can eat whatever! llk .
odol digests first you eat and makes
instrumentalist. ‘ Clifford Pharmacy;
,4
We don‘t. believe that we ever knew
,am’fone who was not all right In the-
w'
sweet odor.
r511" Stan
_ , _ .000
More than all'erfieirbwcrs combined. '
It'll” fishtlr earned’the. title '
“King of Bottled Beers."
hi
the early cvenlng passenger trains»:
the Milwaukee road to La Crosse. The.
lire is supposed to have originated;
the Junior colleges at the university or .
,.m washed jwith.sii'rltt'ctoss retain the, ’
i2. .3
dard at 'licallaau
* ' holds .
first place
and honor '
. 28. years.
In that period
BOTTLES
have been sold.
nouns
We still carry the same line oix‘bawn
Mowers. .
For years we have sold the famous
High Whecl Ball Bearing Victory
M‘owers, pre-eminently the best made.
We also have the old style. reliable.
stand by Mowers.
GRANITE STATE. IDEAL AND
ROVER.
These we have always had In stock
for the last sixteen years. and war-
All sorts of
i, FIREMEN'O WAGES RAlOED- rant every one 0‘ them.
NEW HAVEN, April 22.~—lt was an.
. uouuccd yesterday that an increase In
; wages ranging from five to thirty-five
cents a day had been granted the lo
oomotive firemen of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
’ Company as the result of various con-
.ferenccs held during the last few
lweeks with the ofllcials of the com-
! pany.
prices.
CDMfiTOCK,
WATKINS
It DOW,
112 WASHINGTON STREETr
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-8.
, ._ .. .r-
f INFLAMMATORV RHEUMATISM
CURED.
William Shaffer, a brakeman of
Dennison, Ohio, was confined to his
bed for several weeks with inflamma-
,tory rheumatism. "I used many reme-
dies." he says. "Finally I sent to
‘McCaw‘s drug store for a bottle of
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm. at Which
l time i was unable to use hand or foot,
3 and In one week‘s time was able to so
Etc work as happy as a clam." If
i troubled with rheumatism give Pain
. Balm a trial. One application relieves
{ the pain. For sale by Stillson Powell
Corporation. 1". H. Baxter and Clifford
n
living polluted
“Coal”
“Coal”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
The price of coal having dropped We
as usual are the first to give our pn~
trons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our Lehigh Coal
because we know It will be satisfac—‘
tory. You can't beat our coal or our
prices. .
Better buy now while its cheapest.
Irving Loclrooii it Go...
122 WATER 8T.. SO. NORWALK.
Branch Ofllce 2 80. Main St.
Tel. Cali 31-5.
3 Pharmacy.
LINEMEN OUT GM STRIKE.
NEW HAVEN. April 22.—-Twenti"
,fli'c linemen employed in this cit by
j the Weston Union Telegraph out.
1 party. struck because two linemen
i were discharged, for refusal to carry
inicssages while the messenger boys
i were out on strike.
l NEW YORK} NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
~—
TIME TABLE.
in effect December 21, 1902.
iLEAVE SOgTi-I NORWALK FOR
, . ,.
i 'A. M.-—12:4o:, 5:05x. 5338:, 6:15
0:56, 7:13, 7:02. 25:16:, 9:03x, 9:25:
9:40. 10:24:. 10:40. ll:35x.
. P.M.——12:55x, 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05.
13:20x. 4:07, 4:00x. 5:40, 5:55;. 0:33.
10:55:. 7:551, 3:00. 10.20.
I
SUNDAYS
. A. M.—12:4ox, 6:05x. 5:681, 9:05. 2
19:42:.
, P. M.—3:20x. 6:40, 6155:. 7:20.
110:10.
iLsAVE new vonK FOR SOUTH .
NORWALK.
A. M.—12:02:. 5:00. 0:00, 7:00.
is:00x. 8:02. 9:001, 10:021, 10:04, THINK IT
11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.—12:02. 1:04. 2:00x, 3:02.
3:30x, 4:02x, 4:04, 4:30. 5:02. 6:00x.
6:02, 7:001, 8:00x, 9:00:,9:30,11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.~‘12102!. 6:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P. hie-6:00. 8:003. 11:00,
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.-—12:08x. 1:16, 1:251, 6:18.
7:42, 8:42, 9:10x.10:051. 11:05:.11:37,
P, hit—12:02:, 1:12, 3:022, 4:18.
5:2]5$0:25. 7:05x,9:05x,, 9:15, 10:01,
l1: .
‘ Bridgeport in addition to above-P.
.at.—-a:4ii, 5-0:. 7:28. .
SUNDAYS.
A. M.--12:08x, 1:15 1, 1:25x, 7:42,
9:10, 11:05:.
P. M.—7:15, 9:06.
SOUTH NORWALK TO ,pANlURY.
A. M.——6:38. 10:07.
P. lib-1:20, 4:27x, 5:10, 5:57. 7:10.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. hie—0:00, 7:28, 8:18, 0:88, 11:87,
P. M.—-4:00x, 0:42.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:20 a.
in; 7:30 p. nu. leave Danbury, 8:05
min: 0. m.-—0:08.
n
OVER.
We have about fifty GAS
RANGES on hand, which we will
sell at the same price as last
year, or 39.75 and $12.75 each. ‘
connected free. ,
After this stock ls depicted,
prices will be increased 82.00.
Don't come around after these
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late.
Caraway-y and .
‘l Indium Gloria.
”in the, “soap. .
Haitians; ’_
MW.” "‘
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Norwalk Chronicler