'- ‘Tlt'V—Ci‘ss no ‘ .. "“
it ~ \o "i
w (51“ luv u “ "
w» ~ .
I l 1N This Charon
‘ you will fifid‘that large.
i‘iflLAUNDRY” shape of Sunlight
Nothing handler or more
gi‘economical for the laundry or
general home work. Buy it for
l l
,., .. .,.
I, next wool). day.
Hit”: it "t
Grocer. soil
peptide dF" fi‘hdr'ANiTv.
antler Slang Has Supplanted Swear
' Words of Old.
.
t-Mnny purists bcwuil the prevalence
I‘ll, slung in the spoken language oi
the period, says the Savannah News.
Jan it never occured to them that in
t e vast majority of instances slain, l
lid-relatively soft and harmless, that. it
13‘ seldom profane and that whnt
common speech has suffered from iii-
térjcctioni of slang and cunt phrusm
has been inure than counteracted by
tho disuse of hard old Anglo Saxon
,v/ear words? Thus the iiinguagi- is
really the gainer and usage is ninking
itch oi” the slung good English. 'l'uktt
any good dictionary lately lroni lllu
;, reds, and it will be found to contain
'iternlly hunderds of words that Wt‘l'c
ered slang, and not to he spoke-
, pullto conversation a dozen or
twenty five or fifty yctirs ago. [like
wise, take any standard novel of ihrm
"or fourgeneration ago, which roilects
customs and the people of its per.
aud it will be found that some
unloading characters in it woro
”3 en a polite damning various parts
,Of‘themselves and about everything,
'olsé on the slightest. provocation, iii
"any: company whatsoever.
In ‘tho' uysflof Sheridan it wuss mn-
idered good form fordlte gallzhl‘
gentleman, to consign liiinstlli' to per—l
tiltion, piecemeal or its whole. thttt‘.
,paylng'tribute to thin charms of the
' adios with whom he was conversing.
\i‘ie rotund mid benevolent Mr. l’icltv
w it himself was not averse to us.-
it‘g a judicious oath wiillo in tho movt
charming society, 'i‘uut-kci‘y in per-
son and in his novels, let drop it swear
"W rd that would not now be lolcrutvd
" n. .0 gentolman’s parlor.
Thom}. was tumour: and brll-j,
hint lawyer of Charleston who flour-
ished not long before the outbreak of
lvii War, wbo swore plausibly, or-
fly and easily in polite com-
patty lfihd ‘told risque stories in the .
moatt'sole ,oircles; and he was tur-
_ ,lltedti among the most. delightful
omp‘any to be found within the broad
pupae of the country. in the "good
old. days" of long ago it was regarded
usla gentleman‘s privilege to swear,
and illiis oath weru nicely chosen no
offense wastelt. It is not. so now.
Not"’thut profanity, is obsolete. but it
lspretty nearly so in polite society.
ltiisprirtcipally indulged in by uncut-
tured,‘persons, or by the tipsy, 0c-
Jlo‘n‘al y the gentleman may let slip
nder provocation. but in such
as he is careful to note that
'no woman within earshot. 'i‘nc
_ fiat the dinner table or in the
“3 room is unknown in these nio-
111 mi better days. Men haven
til it ‘ it better respect for women.
8‘
he ‘, i‘vea’aud forthe language
- former times:
What
tilled?" asked the simple barba-
u. .
“To be .‘clvilized,’" answered the
rt'is to own up onceyrtor all that
+Wasbington Star.
Just get- your liver, ,,
1 unddmwels right.
ham’s Pills act like a
. ' m or setting you right.
3.9 a. rite of youth comes
, Beige?“ relish after
‘ , m,sl,’i 5. Nat-
W,“ eep"ls the result of a
mum of this famous
In this carton you will find the twin-
bot Sunlight Show for all toilet up”.
Why It Did No Great Harm After
easy going ways of tho majority of
western druggiats,“ said the drummer,
“but. thus far i don't. seem to have
wno in a Wyoming town lust month.
and feeling anguish, I went to the drug
store and got some quinine cupsuls.
An hour alter taking them I went, to
bed, and it was about midnight when l
was aroused by
asked.
stuirs. The druggist says there‘s some
mistake about. those pills.
tell you thoiudi, that he's a. powerful
good follow, and never pizons anybody
on purpose. .
out of bed." continued the drummer. “I
remembered that the drugglst seemed
to be careless in serving me and while .
the capsules had thus for bad no effect,
it did not take me long to imagine that.
1 had swallowcd tun grains of inor—
phinc and w
soiiiewhero.
climbing into my clothes and getting
down stnirs.
druggist as
plziiin-d an ,1 so i cullvd
do you mean by the word ,
' . best: scenery painted by the finest ate,
lists, the most beautiful costumes, the
Eéunlmfifiigl
L _ ms Accord , ,
0" “0:03. ' uterine to on umpire are
“ . my .. £1“, ‘» . .
, redraw. ., .Mlnvllwwmmiwwmhnu‘ . ,
V“ l’\\\ 1'
b
convenient
8
‘4
both. ohupol.
‘ A TRIFLIG MISTAKE.
All.
“i have strenuously objected to tht'
undo much an impression on them. i
the landlord, who
“Stranger, are you feclln‘ all right?"
“Yes, pretty well." I replied,
"No horrible pains, nor nothin'?"
"No. lint why do you ask?"
“ “i guess you'd better conic down
i want. to
‘I
“My hair began to curl before i was
his good for uni excursion
1 mode liuhtning work of
and thrrc I found tho
calm :15. an old shoe,
” ‘I think I put tip morphine for out.
nine for ulw oi' llll't‘t‘ pcl‘sous, lll‘ (ix-
ltl'tilllltl to St‘t‘ it‘
you were dead. Lot inc. look at the
box. '
‘ ‘Iiy .Iohn. man, i yt'llcd ill him.
but do you ninkv u rcgulni' thing of
killing Ftilllt‘tltltly once u week with
your old drugs? If you have poisoned
moi—-
“ ‘Thoue nro quinine. sure enough.‘
be interrupted us he opened a capsule
and [8451(‘ll. ‘You can go back to bed
strungor.‘
“ ‘B’tit I want. to know ubout. this
thing. Why do you keep your mor»
phine and quinine side by side. Why
dou'iuyou have your mind—-
“ ‘Yon are all right. and have no
cause for coniplaint.‘ be suisd. {ts he
lig. d a cigar and seemed somewhat
relieved in his mind.
“ ‘But who got the morphine?‘ I ask-
ed,
“ ‘ Lung Sing, the )liinuniun. probe.
bly. and it's all right. it was either
Lung Sing of old lliil Birdsall, and it
don’t matter which, as the boys are gt»
Ins: to hang both of ’em tomorrow!‘ "M
Chicago Journal.
——A blessing alike to young and old;
Dr. Fowler‘s Extract. of Wild Straw-
berry Nature‘s specific for dysentery,
diarrhoea. and summer complaint.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The great revival of "Twelfth
Ni ht" with Miss Marie/Wainwright
as iola and Cesario is, from an artis-
tic and financial stuntipoint. the most
genuine hit. that any Shakespearean
play has made in years. As a demon-
stration of the falsity of the belief that
art and finance have nothing in com
men the production of “Twelfth Night"
is a potent factor, The public at large.
rich and. pour alike in this..wauts the
best. 'i‘hopotn is, door at cheap prices,
and the'bcst is cheap at high prices.
Manager Jules Murry in making this
revival of ,"Twcltth' Night" has secured
the bevxl in each and every detail.‘ The;
best Viola on the English speaking
stage; Miss Marie Wainwright, enactb
the central character, The‘ best arr
tints that moneysnd good judgment
could secure have been engaged to
enact Malvolio, Sir Toby Belch, Olivia,
Maria. Orsiuo; Sir Andrew Agile-cheek,
Sebastian, Antonia—in fact the wholé
cast is a veritable cast of stars. The
best properties, the must emectivl}
electrical effects, in short the best 03
everything m‘akea thessum tom up
.~.«,lla.naser WW him”. “1““91153' .
Night" revivalfq‘it cost
a‘uior‘id of unin-
ey to make the production, but the re.
_ it mores rtllot it was money well
‘1 vestedi i- Klan Wainwright and
"Tweltbh Night" will appear at Hoyt's
Titanium, Saturday September 3rd,
9AM. HIM Alum-lino.
immré—ibu 'n‘ré“ “nine An um-
because of his know-
ornumenul pur-
mount simply for
to the Fanatics‘
...”'.,
trellis.
one of the lii‘liubitiuits:
Side for the first tlmc.
bout, "is this a summer resort?"
why do you tick?"
"more like u lust resort."
happened at North Side, and the lu-'
motes laugh over it illld tell it to
tlhcir children and childron's clilldron.‘
m.
will urrivo in North Skin in time for
the evening moot. (furs puss through
the famous 'l‘uimel.
bowling.
tivc guide and an interpreter.
tango and return, ltk-.-~—lf the conduc-
tor sees you.
the return .tickeL
cars are the North Sl‘ders’ greatest
dclights.—«Chicago Journal.
bond you’ve been holding?
I]. The management _
tie. the proper
M“ ii“
’ “-vi» -
/
LAUGHS. , -“‘ .
CHICAGO'S HOME lttlfi.’
One of the oldest of summer ro-
Ati mousing story is told of
ms» in. m,“
. .
l
a
M
7
.0116 summer ll. \‘isllor clinic to North
"Tell me,” be said to tho ltihubi‘
“Yes," sold the liihztbitullt. “but
"it looks to nut," said the visitor,
This is the funniest thing that ever
North Side is rcnchcd from the
uslness district of (‘hlcugo by cable
Leaving Friday afternoon, you t
Beautiful scen-
omp shooting, billiards, golf,
Don't fall to engage a not
Ciii~
FY.
By all menus secure .
’I‘he southbound
SPEAKING 0F HANDS.
k
I
f
l
i
Shc-And how do you like the little
lie tulisetitlyl—~All right, but I won
fifty on the hand I held last night.
An Orphan Defined.
The Word "orphan” occurred in the
Sunday school lesson. Miss lda V.
Stamps asked if any of the boys in
the class knew what an orphan was.
There was no response. Thinking to
help the little follows to search out
the right. unswvr. the teacher said:
“Why, children, l'ni on orphim;
now, can't you tell me what on or.
plian is?"
Up went the bond of a little boy.
“All rigvlrl, .lohhnic." said the
tent‘het‘, "thttl's in good boy. You tell
us wbut an orphan is."
“An orphan," replied the little felt
low, “is a young lady what wants to
get married and ctm‘t."—-July Lippin-
cott’s.
His Surroundings.
A story whose origin is attributed
to Mr. Oliver i-Icrtord relates that a
friend, entering the Pluyers' (.‘lub one
evening. saw the humorist surround-
ed by the group of admirers who usu-
ally gathered about him to enjoy his
talk.
“Ah, Oliver," remarked the friend,
“surrounded by your ooterle, as
usual?” .
"Yes," rejoined Mr. Herford: "like-
wise by my panterie and my laterio."
-—Iiarpsr's Weekly.
A Grocer'x Weigh.
Mrs. Schoppen—I went five pounds
0? sugar. please.
Grocer—~Yes'm; anything else?
"No; that's all. I'll take it with
me if it isn‘t too heavy a package.
“Oh! it‘ll only weigh three or four
pounds, «ms,om."--Pblladelphla. Press.
Has It Come to Thll.
Clarlndanou can't keep a dog in
your new flat? «
Florlndaé-No; we had to give Fido
away; but Frederick had his dear
little bark put in our phonograph.—
Cinclnnutl Commercial-Tribune.
...._..—————-~—--
The Season's Virtues.
His looks improve, the more
clothes he wears.
But woman says, “Thank heaven,"
when ’tia hot:
Then wants the pectin-West things
she's got.
~Baltimore Amerlcun
\
Points of Difference.
Quite different. ways of doing thing-
A casual glance discloses; _
Some glrlsturn up (their sleeves It
. Work, ‘
And some turn up their maul
——New Orleans Times-Democrat.
-
W I
When Ha H» To. .
Store.
Corporation,
Pterco's Bridge Pharmacy, Zeitfusa
Pharmacy, “
they put till end to it till.’
gentle but thorough.
Guaranteed by F, ii, Baxter's may be tht'cansc of restoring:
Iicfnsc substitutes.
250.
Drug Store.
Mun fondest is of frigid winter airs-— "
{it but antiques—Town Tobie!-
,.
' Many bple
drifting
i
now?" “A chop in New York.
"How was that?"
tree lit the second story and wont in to!
visit. some frlcitds.“-~l)ctroll
Press.
FAIR? .
llurrhoca. Remedy. 'I‘lic hot weather,’:
nllguo und change of drinking wntvr;
and diet. are almost certain to Ill‘llllllt'Ua
diarrhoea, and when you '
remedy at hand you rim chuck it all
once.
how: this;
If you wish to buy it while?
here you can get it ill filly drug storm
it St. Louis. and at the Inside Inn Drug
For sale by Stillsonvl’owell
Clifford Phnrmary.
Advert itzrnu-nt~ t ’l'i mu.
l
All lltggl -.
Special] train for the lynrhtnlz, with:
purlor curs for hidy lllt‘ltlllt‘l‘H of the
mob. '1‘bc sheriff bur kindly cousentml‘
to be ovvrpowuml. null cwrytlilng is
sure to pass off smoothly. ~ lbilt’imoic ilnily News.
Ainericuii. ‘ -
PUTS AN END TO IT ALL. 1
A grievous wutl oftlnms combs as,
l)l.’..lliL‘SS, llutiitiitzlto;
'l‘bv (‘unuibul (‘hiuf~—\\‘hnt was thati
fellow i ate for dinner before his tin-
151i?
1‘
col l our y.
now.”-Yonkcrs Statesman.
, SUICIDE PREVENTED.
The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
ered will interest many. A run downi
cede suicide and smoothing has been
found that will prevent that. condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. it being a great
tonic and nervine will strengthen the“
nerves and build tip the system. It‘s:
also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid-‘
nay regulator. Only 500. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed by F. H. Baxter, Drug;
gist. . ,Il
Berthawwmtta queer man that pro-
lessor is "
Ethel~Yes; I talked about new
books and he said he hadn‘t gut
through residing Shakespeare yet,—-—Do
troit Free Press. '
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia, Bra.
ailian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 500 and 81.00 bottles. The Chi
ford. Baxter's and Plainted'a. "
A Mitigating ClI'('.llmStt'lllt‘e—-But.' is is
always something in a tcnor‘s favor
that. the look on his face gives the im-
iIiJresfilon, that he, too, is suffering—
uc .
—-
END OF BITTER FIGHT.
"TWO physicians had a long and stub-
“ born fight with an abcess on my ”Kill
““18." Writes J. F. Hughes of Du Pont,
6a., "and gave me. up. Everybody
thought my time had come. As a last
resort I tried Dr. King’s New Discov.
cry for Consumption. The benefit i
received was striking and I was on my
feet In a few days. Now I’veentirely
regained my health." It conquers fl."
Coughs. Cold: and Throat and buns
troubles. Guaranteed by F. H. Bar
let’s Drug Store. Price 500, and $1.00.
Trial libttles free." "
Mrs. Hatterson—Your new house, 1
811139059. will he finished in moder
style? , .
Mrs. Cntterson—-0h, yes; nothing in
”Oh. yes, upon maniacs."
“Wht occasions!” ‘
"Upon coo-dons when
dud there’s no one else to buy
MI—Phllcdelpmu Ledger. '
n blunt-out! With Her.
Willie's Mam W” 30“?“
18qu '59 ' “M"
‘ Whit out.
militaristic. Murderer.
“9" . ‘ ‘
Doesn’t Show ever buy a drink!" .
"I cold you it wouldn't do to him
. i).
who are neglectin
9 towards Bright’s Disease, whic
tour
stops irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and
of the kidneys so the will perform the
2-? the impurities from t e blood as it: passes it
the poisonous waste matter is carried b
causing dizziness, backache,
If on have any signs 0
KIDN Y CURE at once, as it wi
i
‘5‘,
' fatal malady. It is
out of order by setting
bottle of the urine
About in it,
FOLEY'S
at. once.
"Who's the siowcst man you ever; “Ask pupn tonight," suggests the
ilclgeutle girl to her ndorcr.
fell (mi. of it third story window and ‘i such it good humor lil’L‘llllSe he
did not. rcurh the ground for on hour." < better of some mun in ii business trans-
“lle caught in atlll'llllll today."
The zidorcr shakes his head doubt.-
It‘rw 1' fully.
"I believe l‘d better not,“ he sighs.
1"I um tho than he. got the better of,
ARE you some. TO THE wonLolst Illltl he would be sure to say that he
lcouldn't let his daughter marry a man
if so, you should take along fl bottle 5 so unsuccessful."——.ludge. '
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The lllnd You Have Always Bought
W
W
"Yes." said the melancholy man. “his
"How did but
Bears the
Signature of
was indeed it sud end."
die?" asked the inquisitive pitrty,
g sympto
flow to Find Out.
You can easily determine if your kidneys are
used upon arising.
upon exnmination it is cloudy or milky or bus
I brick~dust sediment or small particles float
our kidneys are diseased,‘and
IDNEY CURE should be token
us
«,3‘; r
y. '4 ‘
ms
stomach trou
Hm”:
K
of kidneyijtroubln, hopin “it Will Wear
ii is kidney trouble in one of it
it functions properl
hrough them. Diseased kidneys do not
the circulation to every part of theb
le, sluggish liver, irregular heart actioné etc.
f Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOL
ll cure a. slight disorder in a few days and prevent a
pleasant to take and benefits the whole system.
aside for 24 hours a
Poley'u Kidney Cure.
pain and symptoms of
cartily recommend
{an that hove elapsed,
Foley'-
0. B. Bur-lion- Testifie- After four- You".
G. B. Burk-us of Corliale Center. N. Y., writes:
"About four yourl Igol wrote you Itutlng that I hid bun entirely
cured of a seven kidney trouble by inking leII iii-n two bottles of
it entirely new“ the brick-dun udlmpnt and
thingy dice-Ia disappeared. I am glad to fly that
Ihava never buds return of my of than symptom! during the four
I om evidently cut-ad to any cured. and
Kidney Cur. to my on outlining from
and
kidney or bladder trouble."
Two Sizes, 50 Gents end, $1.00.
, SOLD lllll BEGOIHEHDED BY
MEMBER‘S...:fiiPLAISTED’S DRUG sroam'
Her Remedy—“Do you ever have any
trouble in your culinary department?"
“He is in
got the asked Mrs. Oldcustle.
l‘t‘lllilil r.
go licttortl-llcrnltl.
Hardware Co, was taken
he did.
No one should leave home on
is almost sure to be needed
For sale by
Clifford
curs.
Corporation,
W
"('lll. ‘
chap. “lie was one of the end men of, cause it Would make me sick.
illl llllllilt‘lll‘ minsti'ci Slit)W,”-—Chlt‘ligfll
writes:
tier trouble, and spent ,
health of others."
3 For sale at Plaistcd’s drug store.
. A nutionnl pulillicon is llt‘lnfl erected
.. . , 3, by llit‘ erirnn government in the City,
”“3 (Iiillillbfli‘A inli‘i‘i‘iWr» WI” 1”“ of Mexico, the estimlitcd cost being 55.-
“ ' ,l : 000.000. ’lt is to be :it once u memorinl
Well. he don 1 seem to set very W0“ ‘ and a scpulchcr for Mexico's great men.
”n...—
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G, B. Burlians, of Cnrllsle Center, N.
“About four years ago I
Y., writes:
wrote you stating that.
system, or despondency invariably pro entirely cured of a severe kidney trou-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. It
tried the brick dust sediment, and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease disap.
I am glad to say that I have
peered.
never bad a return of any
, symptoms during the four years that
t, have elapsed and I am evidently cured l regularities are often caused by exces-
mmcnd I; sive drinking or being overheated. At-
to stay cured, and heartily reco
flaringltend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley Kidney Core to any one so
from kidney or bladder trouble."
sale at Piaistegi's Drug Store. ..
M
...-_4.,.. ~-. “.5..,.~,.,. Wm ,
;\
»- M34...
* Cures a
Guaranteedtb Curb _
Only Raliical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
cumberst'ctour
Oppu‘" training m V
he's alone M V
.. -1927.-- .,,
fAny; Cough. 25c
Cu'rés Sore Throat and Ulceratadloncils.
Only Positive Curator Quick Consumption. .
Kills the; Catarrh Microbe and Curtis iii Dno‘ Month. 7
A only Thing
WK.
Mother—«Yes. Bobby.
Bobby (convincinglyl~llut,
t
lGlVE HONOR TO WHOM IT
considerablc‘cdy of llondout, N, Y., cured
lievc me
the
O.
They say that man was
mourn, '
You ask, “Then, why was
born?"
I had been
Robert R. Watts, of Salem,
entirely stop-
of those
well."
For.I«‘oley’s Kidney Cure. For
" l Plaisted’a drug store.
1‘1
‘1 .
“No," replied her hostess, "I have an
old fashioned herb medicine that 1 take
Josiah turns up his nose at
it, but it beats all the doctors."—Chica-
A HINT TO TRAVELERS.
While in Suffolk, Va., Henry Croli,
.lr., proprietor of the Bctiverton, Mich,
very
with bowel trouble. A traveling sales-
man from Saginaw Mich, advised him
to get a bottle of Chamberlain‘s Colic,
()bolcra and Diarrhoea Remedy
“it soon cured me. and I take
pleasure in recommending it," he says.
ney without a bottle of this remedy, It
not obtainable while on stciiluship or
Stilison-Powell
Pharmacy,
I’ierce's Pharmacy, Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
Bobby/whim you sold that I wasn't to
ht- didn‘t die." oxplxiined the sorrowftih out that piece of cake in the pantry be-
; .l hasn't miidc mo sit-k.»~(‘lncinnati En-
: WAS IN POOR HEALTH FOR VEARS" quirrr.
Ira W, Kelley of Mansfield Pd,
, , ‘ “I was in poor health for Not
a result nl linbeornhm pain from overt yours, snfipring fro)“ kidney and bind-
laxod oruuns. '
Liver cotnpinint and t‘oustipntlot‘i. lint "mm“. t‘tiil‘illllli - . t . . ». . t .
.. p , , , . _, , . ig pliysicmns without lliights disease and brawl.
thunks W Dr, “W11 -‘ M3“ ”‘0 ’I’jm‘i obtaining tiny marked benefit, but was
Th“) Mr cured by Foley's Kidney Cure, and l
‘0 them. (ml-‘2 desire to add my testimony that it
llr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rom-
Four of
thr- best physicians had failed to re-
l have recommended it to
scores of people with like success, and
know it will cine all who try it..~Mrs.
it]. i". Mlznei‘, Burg Hill, 0. Price $1.00,
it
made to.
Life's charms and pleasures accruing.
To superintend man‘s mourning.
~New York Herald.
WAS WASTING AWAY.
"i had .been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years," writes
lost flesh and never felt well and doc—
tored with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief.
Finally I tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and less than two bottles completely
cured mo and I am new sound and
During the summer kidney ir-
t
sick
4:47x, 5:40,
, which
3:30 p. m.
it jour-
ii is
"a 9:42:
11:00x, 11:02.
run, it
6:00x,
11:00x.
6:02,
IS DUE
p. m.
the of
BRIDGEPO RT
womun ‘ ‘
9:10, 11:03x.
Mo. “1
11 45
in., 7:25 p. m.
sale at 7 : 40:
'3 An
iZIuAN BAL
TRIAL BOTTLE , 256-.
cold it} o... Night.
away," are
3 worst: forms.
builds u the womLBut tissues"
y. Hen thy kidneys strain out»
P, ill—2:47, 5:03, 7:28.
SUNDAYS. ' ,
A. M.——12zllx, 1:181. 1:56x, 7:42.
in’a Few Minutes. ‘
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect August 7th, 1904.
“A
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—l2:59x. 5:2”. 5:50x, 0:00x.
6:17, 6:52, 7:02, 7:46. 8218):, 8:45,
0:26x, 9:33, 10:51x, 11:35.
P. M.———12:55x,
5:55x,
7:25, 7255:, 9:55x, 10:20.
Saturdays, in addition to above,
FOR
2255):, 3:00, 3:45,
6:55x, 7:071,
i
8UNDAY8.
A. M.—-—12:59x, 5:24x, 5:50x, 8:50,
P. M.—2:«i7x, 2:55x. 5:40, 5:55x, 7:20,
7:55x, 8:20x, 9:55x, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-—12:00x, 5:00, 0:00, 7:50,
8:00x, 8:40x, 9:15x, 10:02:, 10:04,
P. M.——-12:02, 1:12, 2:00. 2:55, 3123):.
4:02x, 4:06x. 4232):, 5:011. 5:04, 5:28,
8:001,
0:00x, 9:30,,
Saturdnyl, in addition to above 1:55
8UNDAY8. ;
A. M.—-12:00x, 6:00, 7:30,
P. M.-—5:02, 6:00, 8:00x. 11:00:.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK 'FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—12:llx,
7:42, 9:08x, 9:42, 11:03x. 11:38.
P.51:42:02,1:12,3:02x.4:15, 5:25,
6201):, 6:30, 7:05x, 9:05x, 10:01x, 11:15.
IN ADDITION TO
ABO
”10:02; “fr
1:18, 1:56x, 6:18,
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P, M.—-—6:40, 7:052, 9205!.
SOUTH ’NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.-6:23, 9:45, 10:11x.
P. M.——1:20, 4:232, 5:08, 5:48, 7:10.
DANBURY TOjBOUTl-l NORWALK. ‘
A. lit—6:00, 7:28, 8:11x, 10:068.
r. iii—4:00; 03:26:, 7:00.
Sunday train: ‘to‘Donbury. 9:15 o.
Leave Danbury, 7:55 I. m.: 6:002.
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