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Every style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good taste can be found
in our stock.
Our assortment is so large and var-
led that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
To ORDER
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Window Shades. Picture Frames.
Painters' Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures,
100.
Cloth Window Shades. fringed. 25c
Extension and Solid Half Curtain
Rods, 10c. 0 _ ,
CROCKERY.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
L.H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Nor-walls.
Telephone Connectionl.
Conn.
Specialty/0%. Co.
7! WA TER STREET.
scum NORWALK.
New AND ssoonoHANo
Electric Motors
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and Embatmes'.
to North Main at. loath Nomila
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son on: w‘iirry
taro—If you live.
INDEPENDINCI from want of your
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An ENDOW INT In the Conn. Oen'l.
Life Ins. . gives you both.
FRED H. FIELD
GENERAL AGENT,
N. Smith Ferguaon. Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Gate Gilli Natural
Stone Filter
This Filter Has Been the standard
for Twenty Years.
It is the only filter that possesses
.those lndlspenslhle qualitieswperfect
filtration, each of cleansing, and mod»
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its popularity is attested by the fact
that over a quarter Of a million are
new in use.
The filtering medium Of the Gate
City Filter is a disc Of Natural Porous
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its surface. from which the accumular
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brush. Water passing through this
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free from disease germs.
For sale by
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11! WAB:;:4HO.'I'104;I.6'OTREIT.
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from speculative darIgers-earn 5 per
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-a profit consis-
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methods—and al-
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per cent. per an-
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wwitlrrlruwablo at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
Inuthorities upon investments
‘State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 90. MAIN ST.
‘Resltlent Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Cohurn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
, THE
CITY NAlNNll BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus. 510000000
Nor Profits. 355.000.00
Solicits aeoliunte of Individuals, rnan-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWGON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vina-Prop. »
JAOOI M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Cayman!
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian swam Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John 14. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
JOHN 8. LA WRENCL
THEJ
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ALL Institution REAL asTATE,
NOIIToaoss NO'I'AIIV. sTEAN
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‘ - HEATING. ’
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVES AND RANOI'I
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
‘ Gas and Dream Fl III,
Oss Fixtures, Metal o "no. Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
. RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
» 17 WA‘LLrOTREET. NO’IIWALK.
Inn ruin
, oun cross or Nsw aoooe
.IusT IN Is A LITTLE LAaoaa
THAN even assess.
woNDanPuL How LOW‘ you
can any NICE Goons Hana, you
.KNow we DO THE WORK IN THE
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we HAVE“ TAItsN A GOOD
MANY conraaors son Hones
PAINTING AND WILL as GLAD TO
susNIT Piounss son yous
WORK.
ws Tav To easily in area
sveaVTHINo you fine FOR THE
‘ DECORATION. OF YOUR HOUSE
“ INSIDE OR OUT.
9°" gate for yourself.
liorton l1 Liigervood .Iionrprny.
FANCY ORIAMIRY IUTTIRI sac
LI.
3 CAN. "NEOTLIO" OOW MILK FOR
250.
MEADOW BROOK INAND COW
MILK, 80 CAN.
8 CAN. SOLID PACK TOMATOES.
250.
READY BITS 10¢ POK.
A. tuil
o4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LOWEST PRICES
0N ,
Automobile Tires 8 8000008
if you would verify above, call
and an our figures
WE HAVE INTERESTING
PRIOEPSOSITIONS ON AUTOMO-
Factory agents for Cadllac-
and Orient Backboard,
H.R. BULKLEY,
so so. Main as.
com
WWWBZTEETT
AND” ,
‘Rorall House
Imported Liqu°rs, Doers..otc.. as well
as all the Demostlc Brands, Bot-
tled by the case for Fam-
ily Use.
Delivered free of charge. Call and see
the stock. at my new place
of business.
Herman Quittner,
45 Railroad Ave. .. South Norwilk.
Toicph0ne 378—2.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8 C0»
39 Wall 51., Namath.
are factory agents for the following
automobiles:
OLDSMOBILE. all styles:
The WHITE.
FRANKLIN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrat. any of the above
machines to Interested parties.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND HE-
PAIRINO.
113111111 Side Feed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
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fire gains Point!
EAgBT NORWALK, OONN.
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
OF’ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER.
———sa-
IATHINO AND FISHING.
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BATH HOUSES TO RENT IY IEA-
SON
.I. f. 0' Sullivan. Pinprietor
II."
-<illotel Victoria.l>~
I III Tabla d’Hote Dinner Dali
00° weenie. y,
DINING ROOM OPEN UNTIL 11 P. N.
_ [carpeting In moon prepared
an experienced chef, still serves In .0;
Dalton! 0191-,
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
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rm vision
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technigflhu "
, “mm to,
Corner Railroad Avenue and) Monaco I
cha
Hurry Crossett has returned to his
studies at Mount Hermon, Mass,
_......._..
Miss Florence Boll, of (love ayenuc,
spent yesterday in New York city,
street, will teach in Stratford this fall,
Daviierbert Ayres. of New -York
city, has been visiting relatives here.
Winnlp Calmody. of Epstein's store,
will spend Sunday with friends in Don-
bury.
The "Addie V.” towed a barge of
coal in to Herschfleld’s wharf. this af-
tornoon.
Joseph Moeller went to New York
this morning to spend Labor Day with
relatives.
James W. Maples, of New York, has
been spending a few days at his home
in Norwalk.
Miss Maude Wood. of Stamford. is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Fox. of Win-
field street
The regular meeting of the Junior
Band will he held toleIt lead by Har-
ry Alnsworth.
Mrs. Edson K. St. John, of St. John
avenue. enjoyed II trip to New York
city Wednesday.
Mrs. D, St. John, of New Canaan, Is
the guest of Mrs, Lewis St. John. of
St, John avenue.
Miss (Iracc Lurrigan is a guest. of
her coupsinn. Miss Rose Larrignn. of
Seaview avenue.
Quite a number from this place at-
tended the musicals at Tokeueke
Beach-.'inu last evening,
Clinton Marshall has moved from his
waldo-nu! on You Zlindt strN-t to he
Roy Wheeler‘s house on Fort street
Mrs. Walter Fairington. of Green-
wich, is the guest. of Mr and Mrs.
.I. ll. ltuudlo at their home in Van
Zandt street. ,
A schooner load of lath arrived yes-
terday morning in the upper harbor
for the Hlibboll, Hall and Randell
Lumber Company.
Mrs. J. Spencer and son, who have
her-n guests of Mrs. E. L, l‘nrr. of the
Gregory Boulevard. rciurncd teddy to
their home in Spuyicn liuyvil,
Miss ldensetl of Springfield. Mass.
ls slaving at the home of Mrs. Charles
Sclluk Gregory Boulevard Miss
Konsett will now reside here period
“911”,.
Imcsl Wilkinson. who has been on-
dergoing treatment for typhoid fever
at the Norwalk Hospital. ha been
discharged and has returned to his
home in Taylor avenue.
Elbert T. Eldridge, foreman at the
Norwaik iron Works. is enjoying a
week's vacation. Mr. Eldridge was at
Snvin Rock yesterday and is spending
today down the harbor.
Bert Valentine made a mission while
out after snipe yesterday and fell in-
to the waters of the harbor. A friend
pulled him out hurriedly and found
him a much scared condition.
Miss Wood leaves tomorrow for a
two weeks‘ vacation trip to be spent
with friends in Springfield and West-
fleld. Mass. Miss Tessie Canway will
substitute for Miss Wood at the United
Grocery company during her absence.
Arthur Morehouse has returned from
a several dayo’ stay at Newark. Coney
Island and other places. Mr. More:
house Is telling his friends that they
will smoke “on him" and they are all
wandering what the announcement
will he.
——'I‘errible plagues. those Itching. pest-
erlng diseases of the skin. Pat an end
to misery. Doan' s Ointment cures. At
any drug store.
ROWAYTON.
Aaron Stevens ls ill at his home in
Rowayion avenue.
Work on Miss Walker" s new cottdge‘
is progressing nicely.
E. Wood is tile sheet of William
Cushman, of Logan avenue.
Mrs. Herbert Arnald‘ has secured a
position in the Crcfut & Knapp factory.
G serge W Moore has sold his sleep
"Roosevelt" to E. Brnndage. of East
Norwslk.
Earle Themes will leave tomorrow
for a are days stay in New York city
and vicinity
Miss Helen Lynch and Miss Rays
mood and friends ar‘e spending the day
In New Haven.
Mrs. Earle Stevens. of Logan am-
one. is antenatal!!! her mother and
sister from Greenbelt, L. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. 10188 Wheeler. of Ito-
toa Point avenue, entertained the m.
rlen Drum Corps, sight,
m“ messy tit-II held in both
listeyeatai a
earn eve
When your doctor says, “Ayers 011
tora is the Mt ’t‘hlng‘ fer cou
Miss Grace Whitaker, or Winfield Y
allrse sow _
Seem large circle,
they are not. Doctors
cont théy
err Pec-
0.437.023: -
hs," believe him.
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the mud to recovery and Is able to be
up a short time each 111W.
MI. and Mrs. W. h}. (lushuutrr, of
New York city. are the guests of Mr',
and Mrs William A, Cushman, Logan
street
Mr. and Mrs, Earle Stevens. of in
gun street, are entertaining Mrs. Ste-
ven's mother and brother. Mrs. Ack-
ally and son. George. of Greenport, N.
A meeting of the Republican Cam-
paign club will be held this evening
at the quarters In Rowayton Avenue.
The meeting will be important and all
the members are asked to be present.
The public school will open Tues-
day, September 6th. The school house
he! been thoroughly renovated and is
in first class condition. The same
teachers with one exception. will have
charge of the various rooms. M
Ethel Petty takes the place of MI.
Lillian Stevenson. who has secured a
position in Mt, Vernon.
“—fl.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Center school will open Tuesday.
Sept. 8.
Miss Evelyn Leonard visited Mr.
St. John. Wednesday.
Mrs. William Hindiey. who has been
quite ill, in now Improving.
Mrs, Fritz 'l‘holle's sister from St
Louis was her guest last Sunday.
Mrs. Randall of Norwalk sud dangli—
tor are visiting Mrs. R. Abendroth.
Mrs. ll. M. Smith In spending two
weeks with friends in West tloshen,
Conn.
Frank Street has been very Ill from
typhoid malaria at his home. Maple
Avenue.
‘Aianson Williamson has been seri-
ously ill for the past week, at his home
in Darlen.
Miss Williamson expects to move
soon from the Frank Hoyt place to
New York.
Miss Jessie St. John and Miss Nellie
Purdy. of Stamford, visited Newport
last week.
Miss Jane McNaily has
from a visit with her sister,
itiorrcreei', in New York.
returned
Mrs.
Charles (I. Waterbury and daughter.
Miss Helen and Miss Maud Vun Dine.
visited Coney Island, Wednesday.
Charles Mlllspuugh has been suffer-
lng from a severe sold this week. It
was contracted on an open trolley. .
Miss (‘iertrudo Valentine and Miss
Margery Edwards are visiting Capt.
A. V. Reed apd family. New Canaan.
Miss Florence Finch has returned
from her visit with her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs Everett Millspaugh.
of Bethel.
Charles Mliispaugh has bought the
lot next to Wilbur Bates', West ave-
hue. and anticipates building at an
early date.
Berri. St. John, Jr.. and George Stev-
one leave soon for a trip to Virginia.
They will goby boat and if they sue
ceeid In obtaining employment will re-
ms 11.
Mrs. Otto Kraft, sister of Mrs.
James P. Francis. and daughter. Mrs.
Paul Honeyman. are now traveling In
France. Italy and Germany. and will
probably return late in the autumn.
Miss Jane McNaiiy‘s two sisters.
Mrs. Moncree and Miss Tilly McNai-
ly. also Mr. oncreef, will visit her
Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell
left last Thursday after a two weeks'
visit with Miss McNaily.
Mrs. T. B. Miller's mother. Mrs. Wil-
liam Peace. has been accompanying
her huMoand. Capt. William Pease. on
recent, trips on his boat. the David
Curry. which plies between New York
and Mlddletown. Capt. Pease has
been filling this position for about 27
years.
Miss Edna Slauson's 18th birthday
was celebrated by a trip to Baton Point
and picnic, Wednesday. with a few
friends. Those present were Mrs. How-
ard Slauson, Mrs. l. M. Brown. of
Brooklyn. Miss Laura Hayes of Brook-
lyn. Miss Sadie Weed. Myron Weed
and Arthur Slausou.
Mrs. E. M. Brown and Miss Laura
Hayes, of Brooklyn. are guests, this
week. of Mrs. Reward Sinuson and
daughter. Miss Edna. Mrs. Brown is
Past Counsellor of Hope Counsel. No.
5. Daughters of Liberty. Mrs. Brown
visited Port Jefferson before her arriv-
al in Darlen. and will spend some time
in Saratoga before returning to hes
home in Brooklyn.
The Republicans of Dorian held a
caucus Wednesday evening at the De-
rien Town Hall and chose delegates
to the various conventions. The meet-
ing was harmonious. all the nomina-
tions being made by Senator Charles
out a hitch The following were chos-
Fitch; Congreasional Clarence 8co-
deld. G. 8. Bailey: Senatorial. Thom-
as P. Cave. Jerome Gainer; Probate.
H..W Valentine. W 87. Ballard.
Win-no
James weed. the well-known Nero-
" to his now Invention, and his friends
. sentence should be passed on the pre-
W. Munshury and going through with-
on: State. Thaddeus Bell. Charles B. ’
III. nodal Gilt
oplr'fiou h‘thnggit is the 11-30 o'tofb
the purpose on any market in the
world.
Mr. Wood from all parts oil 10 United
States, quI he expects to. 1 foreign
orders as well when his new factory
in New Jersey is III oIIoI'IIIion, Mr.
Wood has given long and patient study
looir for gr eat success In the develop
mom of his enterprise. now that lib
has II. large amount of rapltal inter-
cstcd in its manufacture.
The notable event of last week was
the reception of Alice Lyon Fitch. M.
ii. at her beautiful place Cordarwlld.
for her patients and friends in Daricn
and vlcmlty. A large number were
present to enjoy the hospitality of
Dr. Fitch. Darlen. Noroton. Norwalk.
South Norwalk and Rowayton were
represented. The beautiful grounds.
with spacious lawns and fine old for-
est tress. preser‘rted a most attractive
appennsnce under the light of gully
decorated Japanese lanterns. not to be
eclipsed, however. by the light of the
summer moon beaming serenely down
upon the assembled guests as they en-
gaged In social converse or parka of
dainty refreshments. Dr. Fitch was
assisted in receiving her guests by
her husband, Frank S. Fitch; her als-
ter. Mrs, Alfred Jeliife, and her charm-
013 .....e niece. Miss Helen Louise
liffe. Dr. Fitch will give another
option Sept. 22. at which the
me guests will be invited in order
to give several of her patients. who
were away at summer resorts last
week an opportunity of being present.
wss'rpon'r. Q
Miss Ethel Brill, of New York. was a
recent visitor here.
Col. William Donohuc. of Hartford.
has been a visitor in town.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie
are visiting friends In Nyack. N. Y.
Miss Emma Parrott, of Bridgeport.
has been the guest of friends in town.
Revs, (i. B, Strayer and Henry Ssh-
losscr have returned from 11 yachting
trip.
Mrs. Frank (‘urtis and family have
leased a part of the Fannie tlr‘ay
house.
Edward Smith, wife and daughter, of
Naugatuck. have been visiting at the
home of Charles ilail.
it is expected that 300 or more Idol‘-
esters will participate- iu the clam hallo
to be held Suuduy at the. Old MIIT.
(‘ompo.
it is expected now that within :1 fort-
night the: lcruporury lrldgo (WI‘I' the
Suuuntuck river at this point will be
used by the. railroad. The work on it
is being pushed rapidly along.
A concert was given in Christ
church parish rooms lust evening, par-
ticipated In by the following talent:
Miss Clara Beach. Mrs. S. W. Sher-
wood, Miss Elsie Sherwood, Harry
Brown and Harry Storing.
Preparations are being made. for a
merry time at (‘ompo Inn on the boil
days that begin with Saturday. The;
will virtually end the season and a
merry one it has been at this unpre
tenuous. but thoroughly first class os-
tahlishment.
Annouwment is made of the wed-
ding of Miss Ada Stuart and Frank
Arde, that took place at the home of
the bride, Compo Monday. The affair
was strictly private. only the immedi-
ate relatives being present. Rev.
Spencer Bray performed the ceremony.
On their return from the wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs, Arde. will take up their
residence in Bangatvugk.
Now is the season when the selec-
men plan an attractive and sometimes
delusive annual report. Whatever the
color of the cover. however line the pa,—
per. figures will tell the tale and there ‘
is a woeful prospect for the aver‘age 3:3
tax payer in a perusal Of the year book
for 1904 If ther'o is any reason that
sent board of selectmen, let it be re
corded In the re art in red ink. A
change seems to he the general des-
ire. ' 'I
KEITH—HAWKES.
Well-Known People Quietly Married
Wednesday Night by Rev.
C. M. Bellsck.
The marriage of Miss Lillian J
Keith and Wilson Hawkes took place
at the home of Rev, Mr. Selleck, Wed-
nesday evening at 8 O'clock. The
bride was becomingly attired in cham-
pagne crepe de Paris over silk and
carried a prayenbook. They were at-
tended by Miss Marie Keith sister of
the bride and Frank Hawkes. brother
ofrthe groom. A reception followed
at the home of Mrs. James Hawkes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes were the recip-
ients of many handsome wedding pres-
ents. After an extended wedding trip
they will reside in newly furnished
apartments in 13 Clay street.
We are told that the way of the
transgressor is hard, but it often seems
dead easy. . . .
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5:1"1wgrr‘mnaumlls'3't'mé‘u‘3‘un‘fih0:
$15034:
the others i have taken
Dims». JoneycltyJ J.
Orders for it are coming to
DOY8' ROUGH ON ROCKS, .1'
No Seams at
81.25 AND 1.00. ._
GIIILs LITTLE INDIAN. "1'
Kid Chou, at ‘
31.25.
YOUTHS' SATIN OALF. ' l
Elk hlned Soles, l‘ '1' ‘
I
31.25. ,I\.'
Try a pair of any of these shoes.
they will outwear any other malted.
400 PR. LADIEO' KID OXFORD'I.
Low Heals, at
080, ALL SIZES.
83000 NEw sTVLee Port PA L IN' . "
NOR-WALK HEALTH sH “ “
FOR L‘ADDIEB
a
Olsen. 5
Shoe Stores
Normal]: and So. Norliqlk.”
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St. Louis Exposition ..
ill Day Trips '
July 18, August 1,16,29. 8010800100! 7 l
12, 26,0010b0r 10¢h Hand 24!“. " ' '7 ‘
This rate reduced If Incas and '
sleepers en route not «siren.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 5 17:10po
823.00. July 2501, August 8 ,
SAHATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or 0 ll” ,
trips, .12. 50 and 815. 50. Jul 1881!, ‘
25111, August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, [item-
ber 5th. -.
AUSABLE cHasM 8 day trips;
825.00 July 1801, 2501, August 1.0.
15,22,29th, Septemlur 5th.
sLOOK ISLAND. a day was. 88.80
or 310.50. July 16, 23, 80, August 0, ,
13,20 and 2787!
BOSTON AND NEW YORK, 4 fly
trips. 821. 50 from New Haven. July
26th, August 22d. '
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. I day .
trips, 814.50 from New Haven. July. ‘
19th, August 9th and 23rd.
NOVA eOOTIA,1O day tour. 868.00
from New Haven. August 20th. - ,
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. 7 III
tours, $52.00 from New Haven. Jul
£3311. August 1501, deptember 0 an
For “New England Tcurilt" ind lio-
ksta call on c. w. Harris. Dooot 011101».
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New YORK. saw HAVEN It
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Efleot August 71h, 1904. '
lsEAVE OOUTH NORWILK
NE W VI.YORK
A. M.-——12: 69x. 6: 24s, 5: 50:, 0:00!.‘
6:,17 6:52, 7:02. 72.46 8:181, 8'46
9: 26a. 9: 33. 10: 51s. 11: 33. -
P. M.--13:651. 3:551. 8:00,
4. 47a.
7: 25,
Sat
FOR
“ . ‘.
, 6: 40. 6: 561:. 15:55:, 7:013, '
7' 551. 9155!. 10:20 a '
urdsys, in addition to shots.
00 m. ’
OUNDAVS. ' ‘7’
A. ll.:-—12 59x. 5: 24:, 5: 80!, 8:58. “
9: 42!.
P. M.-2: 47s. 2: 56s, 5: 40. 0:55 30.
7. 55x, 8: 20:, 9. 55x. 10:10. .
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR O
NORWALK.
A. M.:,~12008 5:00, 6:,00
8: 002, 8: 40x, 3:158,10:021 ”1
11:P00!.11:02.
P. Mfr-1220,? 1:12. 2:.00 2:55,
4:02x, 4:,08: 4:321r, 5:01x.5;,014
II: 00x. 0: on. a: 00x. 9: 00:;
11: 00s.
Saturdays. In addition to stv’o do.
I). m.
SUNDAY! > <40 .
A. 11.42: 00:: 6:00.7.80.10:0I&
P. M.:,—-502 6:00. 9:001. 11:00:.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK to *
NEW HAVEN.
A M.:——1211x.1.18,1:5os._9:13
7. 42 9. 08x, 9- 42 11: 03!, 11:88. ,
P M.:,:,——1202119 3:02x.4:1‘5; 0:85
0 01:. 0: 30, 7. 05x. 9: 05:, 10: on 11:15. ’
BRIDGEPORT IN ADDITION TO
ABOVE.
P 81-2: 47, 5: 03. 7-:28.
GUNDAve. . 3v ,
A. M.:——12 11:, 1:18a, 1: us“, 7- _'
o:10.11:0ex.,, ‘
P tit-e: 40. 7:05:, moss. .
eOUTH nonwALK To DANIII
AMI—028 9:,45 10:11:.
P. lib-1'20: 423x.5:08. 5:490:11
DANBURY TO SOUTH NOIW ‘
11. Lam—0:00. 7- as. 9.113.401“;
P. 8f.‘.—4 Ilia. 0: 80:. 7: 00.
Sunday trains to Dsabury.
1a., 7:” nth. ,_
heave Danbs‘ry. 7: III a. ‘3‘. it
7:01?) I dloains
n x it out“.
Es ,
Norwalk Chronicler