,16 on visited him and any think 95k. at. his 3101119 iii Riverside ' numbor oi? years ,0 Episcopal church ' Nichols, and was . It could thcleiore 0r 1151555.er yours ago 31791911 a charming house nod by the parish, between be water. It is opposite summer residence of 7.99 of the well- known pub- has of Houghtcn, Mifilln 6‘5. 0': ‘6 ill: be has a very pretty ,‘IInd convenient resi- y executed stained— glass mounted to the chulch in York and Mr. Lucio lawyer, of New York. miner home In River ow can be studied by with the result. of finding l a. It; was made in Mun , sold to be unequalled in lid tales. Another handsome hi spreading wings Gorbam’ s finest hundiwor k mired by art critics. All 9 church. the appointments dlh brute. and conceived with ad Mr Boylstou is contented In lab. where the nulloundings 111 c ind. goes without. sailing. At Bent time. his mother ls living 115. His son occuplcs u respon— co in a broker' s 001011 in New d'llls dnug‘hter has entered time" s School of Applied Do- , Boylston wished to be 19 d to his Long Hill and Nich— fr lids. whom he remembered it a ll pleasant thoughts , ry Successful Was the Meeting of ' Fdlrfield County Baptiats. 7119 Fairfield County Baptist Assn tion closed an entirely successful yanilon held for the past two days. Stamford The devotional service as led by Rev, W 0 Harris. U11 , inheii business. Such as delayed rc- drip, 0 short committee controversy. inlsiiIon of points lxl'cessuly to leg- ln the socIl-ty, etc, was Iran- Rov. H. B. Carpcntcr dlscours onslderab‘le length an “ludlvld Element In Revival Effort." ills 05mm: 8 were very ellecilve A dis- 5.515.: was In order after Mr Cnrpeu 1111999001109 11 number took the 'rlunity to express their opinions be subject. and before the con ‘ an of the debate a general in- M was nparont throughout the his of the contestants The convert 09000 with the blood work re for the hoof your. and seemed cobrnsed in regard to the h and every one departed t the future might outdo lb very way. and all were lm ith the fact. that, "Percent-J: conquer" ' ' tell States. , on the same date was $1,698.36. , earnings earth your. ~12. ‘ Also 51ml! , fill: may 11 south No ‘aik lilac 11 .‘Will Find Them 3 . 'l‘o hav9 the pains and 91:099. 07 a , ‘ had back removod; to be éntircly iron 2 from annoying, dangerous urinary disv , orders is enough it) milks any kidney udll’orer grateful. , To tell how this trout chance drums brought about will prove comforting words to bun: drods or South Norwalk renders. Chestnut strcet South Norwulk. says: "I know I had kidney complaint for ‘attacku oi, severe backaches often solssd 1119. Al'rald that it neglected They were well spoken or by both citizens rind newspapers so I procured a box at Pluisted’ 3 Pharmacy and took them as directed. I found them an excellent remedy. 'l‘llcy cured mo." , For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents a box Foster Mllburn 00.. Bullish), N. Y., solo agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean 5 and take no other. Pn'nlslz"l=on"MR. LINES. Commended by Grand Master Henry Bates Stoddard. The triennial report of Grand Treasurer H. Wales Lines of the Grand encampment, K, T.. of the Uni- prcscntcd at the recent conclavc at Slip Francisco. Cut. is of local and state interest. because 11 large portion of the Grand encamp- ments funds is invested in Connecticut banks. The cash value of resources August 1. 1904, won $62,021.29. The balance in the G. E. Emergency fund The funds of the grand encampment are invested in the following Connecticut Savings bunks: Meridcn ................ . . .5 6, 281. 70 City, Mormon ............ 5, 089. 13 Soutllington .............. 3,170.66 Bridgeport ................ 1,922.76 Pooplo’s, Bridgeport ...... 1.922.70 Naugntuck ............ 3.l30.63 Connecticut, New Haven .. «1,936.96 New Haven .............. 1,930.80 Dime. Waterbury .......... 3.170.714 Waterbury ................ 0,170.64 Society for Savings, H’tfol'd 3.170.64 Norwich ............. .... . 3.170.714 Mld'dletown .............. 2,863.02 Dime, Wallingiord ........ 2,192.34 Savings B‘k of New London 1,611.14 Savings B'k of New Britain 1,617.02 (3th son, Norwich ......... 1.726.17 Bristol ................... 1,762.91 Dcrxby Derby. Conn. ...... 1,514.07 South Norwulk ........ 1. 046. 67' Putnam ........... . ....... '1, 034. 47 Norwulk ........... . ...... . 1,046.00 Union. Dunbury ..,. ...... 1,028.06 Litchfield ................ 1,035.58 Savings Bank of I)r.nb11ry.l.028.05 City, Bridgeport .......... . 1,041.66 Winstcd ..... . ........ 1,047.82 Total ......... $68,466.47 In addition to this amount there is on deposit in the Home National bank. Meriden. sllbioct to sight draft, $3604.82,making1thc grand total. $02, 061. 29. Treasurer Lines Praised. In his report to the conclavc Grand Muster Henry Bates Stoddard, makes the following complimentary allusion to Grand Treasurer Lines: "The very nblo und sutlsfur'mry man- ner in which tho grand treasurer bus discharged his duties merits the com: mcndution and approval or every member oi! our beloved order. Each year I have received from him printed statements of tho condition of the savings banks of Connecticut. 011 February 1, 1904. I commended him and deem it not inappropriate to in. sert his response tibcrctoz“ The letter to which Grand Master Stoddard refers is 118 follows: Merldsn. (101111.. Feb. 6. 1904. General lionry Bums Stoddard, Bryan. Texas. Dear Grand Master Stoddard: . .lt In ,3 great pleasure to :recoivo and have read to me your letter of Februray 1, concerning Connectic t savings banks and the Investment 'i the Grand en- campment. funds by his treasurer. . Moridcn at the last 'ccnnus burl a populotidn of 28,696. and during the past year the mercuric of deposits In its twa bunks has boon in round num- burs 8683. 000. or an uvci use of $23 79 also have 14,764 depositors showing that a very large pcrccntagc of our people says remaining train their 1 cull your at lsntion to the totnl amount, of the assets of all the Connecticut savings banks. 'i‘wo humlrod and manly-tour '~ million one hundred ninty nine thou» null larch hundred and seventyatwo dollars and seventynuwo could. This vast amount of manoy Is owncil by the dandelion. Tho population of our . state for tho that census was 908.400 Ind that: aphroxlmutuiy hull tho 9 buys a littlo 1101119011115 laid by the diving: blink .foru. rainy 011.7. ll 109911096139 for n’nob man. «outdo gull child in our little 01011 laid by In 4 Furt'hsr. i call youir sticntlon to the “151.1 would account tor the inun- that ”10333 9179mm; or 011 m 11 adv 111 min no Itonllbc him In 019119 bliillil, their shun: 1151: Income holoca- $311336 inventors. ”author. and our Mm. J 1:1. Williams, formerly of 40 they 'might grow worse 1 determined . .to try Doau's Kidney Pills. 11:51 thorn I 50.5 “upon a considerslilc ‘ It!!! ‘ ill Iv and m 1 some: .1673 and flown] pal “29de u I: 11:11 7 10175117055331... pain a Ilium-y slut c.5535... no ' 0i 9' sci'dinm ills 11707199001107 1. loud dud correct: use condi- " lion: ol the Stomach whirl: ll’DwK do 'Goui opolwnln 6M “linens David Kennedy 11 New Medicine It. upell gall airmen. divas 1195111115 019 Lim- Mid cum billouo cello and constipdtion. Dr. David Kanncdy acid of it. “(Johnna Bolvuut is the outcome of my long experience u h Physician and surgeon wdloonsidnrutho urealcstucblmmcntot myill‘c. '1 Write to the Col-curs Comp-my, Kennedy Row, Readout. NJ’ for 11 free supple bottle. Largo bottle. 61.00.00 drugglutn. Remember: Only one Donald Kennedycm lived in“ ‘ ‘,Cliy of Kingston. N Y. mud be euro you got his um and mat modlclne. Cal-curs Balvoni. For .the Kidneys, LiVor and Blood. For «In by Plains} s BradlIcy. 80th Norwalk. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. I CELEBRATED VITAGRAPH. 'I‘llo celebrated 'Vltugruph which ox- hlbitsnt kioyt’s 'I‘hcull'o Friday and Saturday, Oct, 7th and 8th is the poor of all projecting machines. Alter mnny years of experience, the Vitu- graph Company have produced 11 mm chino thut ls'lncchunicuily perfect; all lllcker nnd vibrutiou is eliminated In tho Vitagrupli pictures and tho rcsuit on the shoot ls-pmtcctiolu In ndIdb tion to controlling the most perfect ma- chine, tho Vitlgrupli Company have their own photographic plum: their pictures are all made in their own laboratory, Consequently. in attend 11g :1 Vitagrupll concert tho public In assured of seeing hit new and, original subjects prosclltcd in 11 munncr equal- cd by no other concern In the. world. 'l‘hclr novcl ldcu of taking Iocnl pic- tures in every town and city whorl: they cxlliblt is meeting with immense success and the “S. R, 0.“ sign has been bscd hourly pvery night Shit!“- tbc company started on Its present tolll'. RACHEL G()l.li)S'l‘ElN. "ilnchcl Goidslcin" or ”The Strug- gles of a Poor Girl in Now Yelk, “ li\ 'I‘Ilco K1'o111e1.n melodrama for above the nvcrugc. will be the uitruotion at Hoyt'n Tbonirc next week. Monday. Oct. 3. This is one of A. Ii. Wood's bout attractions, and one that the UN illlii young should sec. The scenery used in this production in the doom and every inch is carried by Mr. Wood in his own private baggage curs. BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE. 8. Lo Quinn. oi Cavendish, VL. was robbed 01' his customary health by In- vasion ol‘ Chronic Constipation. When Dr. King‘s New Life Pills broke Into his house. his trouble was arrested liliti now he's ontll'uly l-urcli. They're guuranlccd to cure. 25c at F. H. Bax- ter's Drug Store. 1" SIR W. V, HARCOURT DEAD. LONDON, Oct.. l.»~SIr WtIIlum Vor- non Harcourt died this morning. Sir William Vernon llul'court became tho Liberal lender in tho House 01’ Conn mom; on Mr. Gladstonc'a retirement in IBM, and hold that position until February 1. when he announced his Intention of retiring from Parliament. A PROMINENT TRAINMAN. Tho uluny tlionds of G H. Hanson. Engineer I. E. at W. R. IL. at present living in Lima. 0. will be. pleased to know of Ills recovery from threatened kidney (license. llo suyu: “l was cured by using Foley's Kidney (lure. which I, recommend to oil. especially to train- men. who are usually similarly afflict» 90. Sold at l’lalslcd‘s drug store, 7" LADY OURZON IMPROVES. WALMB‘R‘GASTLE. Kent. Oct. 1.-- ‘I‘bc bulletin orl Lady Curzou'n cendl tlon. Issued at 10:30 o'clock this morn- ing, guys: "Her ladyuhlp had some sleep during the night and has taken nourishment well." OTOP THAT!“ GOLD or it my rsnult in Pneumonlo. Bro silica Balm in breaking: up Colds who» ever tried, almost w thout adoption. 10.35 505’ and 81 oo bottlol. m 0112 lord. haul". Ind Plurtcd'n. ‘ 111.. class 1'1 5 day school. 9.46 a. 111.: lib. pustorwlldio 5'; 10.330 11. 111.. Do ~ Imuuion and reception of members; 12 111.. Sunduy so dill; 6 p. m». Yflllllii ncoplo's mention; 7 p 111., sermon. “A Word to tho Crcity‘; prelude. “Sun day Baseball. ” Special music for the day will include: Prelude. "Prayer” ‘lll Iomulgdé; cherub, "God Elbhil Wipe Away All Tests”; solo. “Jerusalem,” Mia. natou; poatludc in 11‘, Dr. Hiica. lllvoulng: Its.” Thy Hallowed Presence": quar- let, "The Radiant Morn"; mold 006‘“ int. "0 Rock of Ages-”15511511.. in (l, Glliimnni. , N01 walk Methodist Church, Rev.1.. K. Moole,puutor.-- Morning prayer service, 9: 30 a. m; IlolyCon5m11n1011,10:3011.115.;Sunday School and Noon Class I2 111.; El)» worth Lougue sorvlco, 6: 30 11,111.; Ev- «ping acrylic-11,7130 p. to. Music tor the duy—~Qunr,tcttc "I Bow My Knee", Rutnnp; Solo for soprano, "There is a Green Hill Far Away," Gounod; Au- thcm. Jubilutc Davina C Buck; Quor— tctto, "0 Lamb of God". Scbuucker. , East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Cilllit‘h, Rev 1". Cunningham pastor~ Molnin'g (lass meeting 030 a. 111.; sacrament of the Lords Supper. 10.30; Sunday school 12 111: Junior Lemuel. 3 p. m; Epwolth Leaguo, loader, Miss Nina Culpoutcl, topic, The Sacred Writings 6 30 crouching by the pastel, 7.30 A. M. E. Church, Knight street. Rev, John D, Nichols, photon—41 s. 1111., mourning by the pastor; toxt, 1 Sum. 17:;l7:' “For the bottle is the Lord's." I2 111., Sunduy school; 6.30 p. 111., young people's forum; 8 p. m.. Com munion service. Sermon by visiting clergyman. CONGREGATIONAL South Nol'wulk Congregational. Roy. Lou/in Frank Ilucll, pastorwldflo a. 111.. morning sermon topic, “Receiving and Giving"; organ prelude, Melody in C. Silos; llorlu Pull-in; lplurtctte, "Sock Yc the Lord," Perry; ol‘rcrtory 111 A minor, Baptiste: quartottc, In- spircr and ilnrcr of Pryor; organ postludo in B lint. Silas, 12 111. Bible School. Mcn‘s Christian Inquiry Club, Lamont Club and Jennings Club. 7:30 p. 111., address, “A Sound Mind"; or- guu prcludo. Audmltlno. Caitlin; quill-- teltu, “Tho Radiant Morn ilnlh Puss: ell Awa'“, Woodward; oflcrtory. Mcn~ dclsnhon; quuricttc, "He Silull Como liown Like Rain." Allen; quurtcttc, "Even Me." Wurrcn; organ postludc, Folk Song. Nicolle. First Church, NorwnlkuMuslc for tomorrow: Morniugwi’reiude, Andante 111A minor, Mcrkcl; ,0. That My hood of Sins Wcrc Gone, Camp: 'l‘c Drum I11 ii fiat, Ruck: ulto solo, Just fol Today, Abbott; postludc, Tocutu from Gothic Suite. 00911111111111. Evening-w Prelude, Introduction, 'l‘llomc and var- Iution, (lllilluont; ollcrlory. Prayer in F, Guiimunt: llouum Est ill A lint. Ruck; God Is Love. Shelley; soprano solo, Glory to God. liuzzl- i’eccla; post Iudc, Minnie of Cduc'drt Piece op 24. (iuilmunt. EPIBGOPAL. Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Romilly l". ilumphrlcs. l'cclorw'i‘o- will be ilPiii us fob Holy Communion, S 11. 'n1.; Sun- l.limly, sormon and Holy i'omulunlon. II o. 111.: cilorul EVllilillg Pruycr hiidIiliitil‘L’h‘S, 7.30. ’l‘Ilo cllorni evening scrvlces will be held no usual on the first Sunday 01’ each month. At the corridor: tomorrow of- ferings will be made for tho Norwulk liospltui. Please come prcpurcd tel this offering. (ll-nee Church, Rev, J. Ii. Werner. 1'90101'~~Eigl1tce~nth Sunday utter Trin- ity. First celebration of the Holy Communion lit 8 o'clock: second cole- brulion and sermon at 10.30; Sunday school at. 12: udmiuistrution oi the ast'rumcnt of buptlslu at i; ovenlug prayer and sermon at 7.30. BAPTIST South Norwuik Baptist Church, Rev. n‘loi'row'u selw'lccs lows: II. B. Carpenter, pastor. Morning sorvice, prelude, Eioginc Melody. (31'ch ; anthem, Potion n1 , sermon. "Porsonal Work " Otlcrloly, (-olnmuu Ion hymn. “iircu d of Life," postlude. march A. R. 0an Evening service. Prel1ulc.invocn tlou. Luilmnot; anthem, How Mani fold are 'l‘by Works. Offertory. Oh God who made us. Earth and Heaven: sermon, third in the sorter. “T09 Heart 01' Religion." “Sin." Poatlude, in E. flat. Woly, Sunday school at. 12 o'clock Oeu- cl'lll prayer mooring at 6 0".Iii)ci( First Buptlut Church. Norwalk. 1). W. 'l'nluulgc Von Duran pastor—- . Prayer mcctinx at 10 n. 111.. sermon aqgr BETTING iii "Eiliilii‘l'iiili. Whitey“ your line of work. Wob- mr'u International nlctiomry will bolpyou. RIVA idbnryin nun" 1112.: 1111111111: ind will quickly 11nd correctly ammo : questions in saloons. aligns. ' 7511811 unsound III: 30 9,111, Sunday School 12 111.. ii. 7. 1’ 0.111001an 6: 30 p. m sermon at b. m. Quarterly business meet- ing of tho church. Tucson}: evening. prayer service Thursday at 7: iii) 0 '01» hosts free. A cordial wolcmno to all who attend these services Grace Baptist Church, Rcv. I“). 8. 709111115, pastors-ll u. m., pmchinil curl/10511} 3 30 p 111.. Sunday school; 7 p. m., prayer nnd ruins 111990118: 8 p. 111.. punishing no? icon cud celebra- lion or the lord's supper, 5111115117111 solution oocnlw. , mm christian some sound. Nerivsikmfio Ibo Railing 00013. bubioct, 011nduy,Oot.2 Den 1% amniotic +1. mooring 77501191100; ‘9. to. 7‘0 both , limiting the nuptial cordiniiy inyIM' ' W4 is Roll in 111111116011 mil Prelude, “Pilgrim's Ohor- ‘ Episcopui _ amupdnym service at. ii“ "-V I @gwfi 5'1" £01705: u .l a": ”MW: 0 m». mil-FEW 1-.. '07:." ‘p 51"- “ ‘1 .4074; a ABOUT THE HAT MANUFAC- TUREJ-‘Is. M, S. Cornell returned on the lith oi‘ September from his vuculion at Rungely Lakes, Mulue. He expected to rcmuln 11 week longer. but the press- ing demand for Fall stilt huts com- pcllexb him to return and push along tlu- good work. He says that the August. 3an was ,lwcnty per cont. larger than any prcvious li‘nii scuson. and u Iargc‘ proportion of It was on brown bots. September ()llt'lltxi Willi a. boom, ow- ing to tho cool weather. John C. Wilson & (20.. 08.071 season supply their customers with window curds illustrating new shaped in the season's productions. Electrotypcs mode expressly for news~ paper work llrp also furnished, so that each of their customers receiving gratis practical mulcrinl for doing eft’cctlve local advertising Phil. N. Knapp. oi the (lrofut. it Knnpp (30.. returned from Europe on the first of September, having vlsllcd London nnd Paris in (ompuny with Mr Collins. of the firm of Collins (in Fulrllmlku. of Boston John J, Cnvnnagll. of the Crorul dz Knapp 00.. states that their August business was tho. best they have had in muny years. The Voill list Co. have been dis- tributing to their customors electro- typen for newspaper lulvoriising ll. Iustrnting tlloir loading huts. The cuts are made in “stipplc.” and are suitable for printing In any newspaper. A “SOVEREIGN" THAT COSTS ON- LY ONE DOLLAR. David Kennedy‘s Favorite Rom- ody. of Rourlout, N. Y.. Is a Sover- eign" medicine for nervous Rhclr matism. Kidney and Liver complaints, nnd all tho ills peculiar to woman. it drives the poison from the blood. and restores the pullout to the bloom of health. You will nevor regret the on New York, I‘ll'. change of one dollar for a bottle. “ KING GEORGE ILL. DRESDE’N, SAXONI. Oct. l.—~Klng George. who was so III Inst W eduosduy that his 711111in assembled in Poinllz. the summer residence of the Saxon Court. recovered In an astonishing manner and went out driving on Fri. day. He drunk light wines and churn- pnxno for diunnr yesterday. and iol Iowod with 11 glass of beer. according to Gcrmhn custom t ‘II'IlIloos Higgins move in good socie- "Well, he almost always rides down- towu in the morning with the seam- ury of the Y. M. C. A."~—Cincinnutl Commercial Tribune. Carer a (laid In One Night. Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 250 Only Radical Curator Bronchitis. 50¢ Cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes. (:55 6on1 Tibial and Ulceratad Tonclls. ' Only Podtlvc Clare for Quick Consumption. ‘ . Kills 019 6511i” '0 Microbé and 0111115 in 01111 Month. . . "Arc Bin, l‘lilr “ Tubman! to 11.}: churn every can: 111 taken to his . and dchéacy of flavor in Gold Medal Creamery Butter. There is nIev r any variation' in the high quality. It is always the best. - to the table the goodness of Col Medal Creamery Butler 13 protect: by an airtight. odor-proof packag that keeps it n. 1211537051 A'rw’ooo sun's. ..,... Court Orders Additional Bonds Filed by Plaintiff. in fourteen of the suits brought, by D. Preston Atwood, Judge Curtis yes- terday granted a motion for further bonds of $60 to be died In each case. The defendants claim that the present bond (11‘ $50 is Insufficient to pay their costs of the suit should go against Mr. Atwood. This motion has been grant ed in practically all of the cases and Attorney J. D. Toomey, Jr., Mr. At Wood's counsel, made no objection. The court. gave 11 week in which to file the bonds. In thorn cases the court gave an or- der that the defendants must'flle their answers to the complaint within a wook after the new bonds are filed. Thu motion was made by Mr. Atwood, who claimed judgment for want or answer I In the. case of I) Preston Atwood against. H. A Dixon the court granted the defendant's motion to amend 11 pics to the jurisdiction In the case which he entered In the suit. - ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters remain uncall- cd for at the following 15096001093 for the current week: SOI‘TH NORWAIK. Mrs. Walter E. Allen, Miss Olive Beers. Josef Belll'kos. Mrs. Lizzie Brennan, Miss Lizzie Counzie, Mrs. Horace E. hurling (21 Burilc Dicker- son. John ls‘oloy. Mrs, Minnie Hop- kins, Mrs. Josephine Kcllcy, Miss Mot. tic M. KcuScIIc, Miss A. Nickorsou. 51m. Ernest I’ilt‘ips. Fred Rose, Mrs. David Flatt, 196 South Main street: Miss Annie 'i‘cnhngcu. E. E. CROWN, I’. M. NORWAI...K Mrs Esther Hendrick. J. W. Jones. Mrs C. S Krdub Peter ’l‘rlldell Third and fourth clues mutter addressed to Lydin L. Burdick (l8 Grove street). Miss llcion Donn, Mrs. Emmn Martin (21 Grand nvonuc), Miss 1.011 Nelson II. S. KEITH, P. M PILL PLEASURE. if you cvor look DcWItt's ldtlc Early Risers for biiiousncss or constipation you know what pill plcusuro In. These famous little pills cleanse the liver and rid the system of all bile without producing unpleasant effects. They do not; gripe. sicken or weaken, but pleasantly give tone and strength tom the tissues uud organs of the stomach, Iivci and bowls. il’hurmucy. a 0' No charge for the package. your grocer for it. Sold by Ciilfm‘ (i | on absolute punt From the chur in perfect condition As NEW YORK. NE HAVEN & HARTFORD AILROAD. 1.534312. In Effect Auguin 7111,1904. --—~i- LEAVE sourn ORWALK FOR NEW ORK. A. 15-12 5915,5629: 5: 50:. 5: 00:. 5.17, 5:52 7:.02 5:46, 818:, 8:46, 9: 2011, 9; 33, 10: 51:, 11: 35. r. ill—1'2: 55x, .6: 5-5:, 3: 00, 3:45, 7:073, 4: 47x, 6: 40, 6. 661:. 6. 66:, 7: 26, 7: 661:, 9: 663', 10: 20. Sa'turdays, In addition to shove. 3: 30 p.111. .' '1 ' SUNDAYS. A. M.-—1'2: 69!, 6. 24:, 6. 601,- 8: 66. 91.42:: P. M.-:~2: 47x, 2: 66x,6 :40, 6. 66:. 7: 20, 7: 65!, 8: 20:, 9: 662, 10:10. LEAVE new YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.:——12 00x, 5: oo. 5: oo, 7- 50. 8:001, 11:40:. 11:15:, 10: 02x. 10: or. 11: 00}. 11: oz P.M.~—12:,02 1:12, 2:.00 2:,55 3:23., 4:02x, 4:061, 1:112: 5: 0k, 5: oil, 5: an. 11:00:: 6: 02, 8: 001. 9:00;, 9: 30. 11:00:. anturdayi, in addition to above 1:66 P. In. SUNDAYQ. A. I‘M—1800!, 8:00, 7:,30 10:08l4 P. M.:-6 02, 6: 00. 8: 00x, 11:00:. ' LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW HAVEN. A. M.-12: 11!. 1:18,1:661. 0: 18, 7. 42, 9: 08):. 9: 42. 11: 03:. 11: 88 P. M.:-——12 02,1:12, 3:02X.4:15. 6:25, 6 01!, 6: 30, 7. 06:. 9106:,10201x. 11:16. BRIDGEPORT IN ADDITION TO AB VE. P. Dir—2:47, 6:03. 7:28. ,1 BUNDA Y8. A. M.:—-12 11:. 1: 18x. 1: 60: 7: 4:, 9: 10, 11: 03:. P M.:~6 40. 7206:, 9:06: SOUTH NORWALK To DANIURY. A M.—-—6: 23 0:46.11:0 11:. P. BIL—1:20. 4:23x.6:08, 6:,48 7:10. DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK. 11A4'6 M.-6:00. 7:28. 8:11;, 10:09:. 9. 1.12.460: o::.25:.7oo mSunday train: to Dnnbury. 9:16 I. 7' 26 p. m. 'Lenvo Duibury. 7. 66 9. 111461001. 7: 40: p. in. An (Ix) indium alums.
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