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Loni News tinies
John Kirsch is spending the day at
Savln Rock.
Watch for Gottllebs huge ad. on
the eighth page, tomor1ow.
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Miss Mabel Fenls is visiting her
brother, Harry Ferl',is in Bostox1,' for
in few days
—.
A pleasant dunce was held at The
nob, last evening music being fur-
nish by LtnXWeiler’s orchestra.
Mrs. Charles F. Tristram left Nor
walk today for Lake Warumuug, where
she will spend about two weeks.
--D1'. Dick's cures malaria.
The members of St. Paul's Lndics’
Guild are having 11 picnic at the home
of Mrs. JohnD Skenc in Clanbury.
today.
Miss lna I’etc1 son of East Norwalk,
who has been undergoing medical
treatment at the hospital, was dis-
charged yestclduy.
Stephen Higgins who has been un-
dcrgoing treninlent at the hospital
for injulics. was dischmgcd from the
institution yeste1‘.l1day
George Color. of Van Znndt street.
East Norwalk, injured in a runuway 111'-
chic-ht last week. was discharged f1om
the hospital yesterday;—
Thc newly- elected om 131's of Kabul)-
11.1 Encampment i ..O F” of Nor-
walk will be installed this evening by
District Deputy C, M. Daniels,
Henry S Bluntord, who hus been
the guest of his sister, M.1s Thomas
W Mcrlwcather, of Norwalk has re-
turned to his home in Boston.
Rev. F H. Divine secretary of the
State Baptist Convention, will assist
llev. H. B. Carpenter at the prayer
meeting this evening in the South Nor— .
walk Baptist Church.
i‘own (llcrk Smith has not yet re
culved the metal tags which dog own-
1116 will be obliged to have on their
dogs by August 161.. 'l'an Clerk Smith
put in his requisition some time 1150.
Cooper Ross lins secured :1 thirty
days‘ lcnvc of absence from his duties
on the local trolley cars and will leave
Monday for his home in Missouri, to
pay 11 visit to his father and mother.
—Gr1111n illuc Fish, at New
York Market.
15c 1b.,
_Avoid worry while1 on your vacation
by storing your silver-ware and valuu—
bl:1 papers in the burglar proof vaults
of the South Norwalk Trust Company.
Suit cases stored for 50 cents a month.
Frnnk B. Lune. one of ihe oldest
ruilway postal clerks in point of sur-
vim on the New York-Springfield day
line, who is well known at the service
in this city, bus resigned his position
on account of ill hculth. Mr. lutuo
has been in the service since i875.
The property of Alexander Morton,
or South slrcet, comprising three ucres
of loud 11nd buildings, hits been sold
through the agency of J. B. lunwreuce
to Joseph Suirunck and wife, of
ilruokiyu. Mr, Snirunnk is :1
nullicr. lie and wife will reside hero.
it'lu-npcui 11nd bust. 11111011 in town
in buy link is at the New York Mnrket.
Norwulh professional clnm diggers
lll‘v talking up n proposition to lch
1: bill put buforc the next loginlutllm.
plohibiiinh iiw digging of long clams
limiting the months of June. July null
_. August illlll the inking oi round clnmu
mnnlicr 1111111 11 ceriuln sir.» With rol-
owner to tho tom; clump, ll hi cluinuul
tluil win-11 ihoy urc dug in «counter-tho
sun kills iin- npnwu lllllt hi exposed.
’l‘bi- now win- mill. in Snulhpnri. lic-
111111 rcuulur operation on Monday 11nd
ronlmoucud to druw wire {or the use
of lbc broml loom shop. The mill!
wort,- nlnricil on brass wire and the
product cannot be 1111111611 in this
country or nny uihur. 1911161111111 Run is
well plunncd with tho wny ihc plunt op
critics and the new industry muy now
be counted 11111111111 the established 1111-
sources oftln'l'olninunliy. Next week
the plant Will be ktltitcd on copper
and there is no reason to believe that
it will not be as successful on this
111111111 of work 112 on 11111 11111211. .1. Wit
bur Perry, the owncr 11nd projector of
the pint in receiving lillllly 11111111111111»
lutlonu on its “1612911111111 uperntlon.
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NW K6d6li3~m-$33
Film, Film Paper: and all of 1m
uncultiv- for bumping and Print.
Tnyl
Elli W :11I 1) 1111.
I‘ll
0'” “111mm! ”2.131% '1ka
za‘i.
cigar ‘
41. .
so are 71111 tip; in Ncrwslk
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arousing.
Circle;
yesterday.
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Miss Susie Seymour, 11: West street,
will spend the and of the week with
Miss Bertha. Beard, in Bethe!
Percy Tetlow, oi Winnipauk‘, has so
cured a position as clerk at the Nor-
wulk store of William P. Beers, the
stationer.
BTRAWBERRIEB ARE GOING, GO-
ING.
Other lei-11in Ind Fruit: Aplcnly,
Though, to Take Their Place.
The time hits come for the local
thrifty housewife to have her straw-
berry peservmg done and out or the
way. If she has not, there is not
much chance that she will do any now.
Local market men have strawberries
yet, but they always go with a rush
when they go and that is expected to
be next week, when there will 115 only
two or three sources of supply loft
and those not very plentiful After
that stnnwberrles will be a delicacy
rather than a necessity, as they might.
almost be classed during their peliod
of plenty; they will be the expensive
berry 6f the rich grown for big prices.
But if Mrs Housewife has not had
her chance at the strawberries she
can make the best of the blackberries,
which have been with us for some
time and will remain louger. Blueber-
ries put in their first appearance this
week and they can be preserved too.
The grocers are expecting red cur-
rents this week and there is probably
no berry that is more popular than
they are for preserving. Then. too,
“cherries are ripe." indeed, they are
right at the height, of their season
and there are always those who are
very partial to them when canned.
There was 11 time not long ago when
every housewife went through the
soul-racking, red-faced, overheated
preserving period every summer. Now
such enthusiasts are lower and fewer.
The professional prescrvers, too, both
wholesale and home-made, whose pro
ducts are “always with us," like the
tnxes, have done much, and the habit
of going away for the slimmer months
to the country, there to live in hotels
and boarding houses, has been another
like influence. The phrase ten years
ago used to be 1111 is well known,
“01111 What you can and what you
can’t you can” Now it is ruthe1"‘Cnn
what: you can and what you cant you
buy 11
BUTLER LODGE'S NEW OFFICERS
Charles Yost Noble Grand and William
Podmore Vice Grand for
Ennulng Term. ’ [1
At the regular meeting of llution
Lodge, N0. 97, l. 0. 0. it, hold lust
evening. the following oillccrs vl'cru
oleotcd:
Noblc lrnnd—Nmrics‘Yost.
\'lc11 t'lrund~Wlllium i’odlnorc.
Rocordlng Secretary-~11. l‘l. lloucli.
'l‘ri-nsurerflh‘. ll. lloyt.
l"lnnnciul Secretury”Fred ti. llcne
dict.
Warden—C. A. Fulton.
Conductor—J. ll. llrown.
It. S. N. l.——i. l). Robertson.
l.. S. N. li.-—(l1111ruc L. llurrls.
‘lt. S. V. (l.—--A. 'l‘. Gunny.
l.. S. V. (kw-(1. A. ()wcns.
It. S S-—Cbilrit1s i\.i D111 her.
1.. 3.5 " S.—-ii‘1 M ii. Gunning.
(‘l111plnin—2. inmes lluw ks,
l. (1 ~(11-111g11 \\ 111
0. (Lu—A. limiting.
lommiitees~Fi11n11cc-~A. l.. licnc-
dlct, .l. W. Smith 11ml ii. J. Wood.
investigation—«J. ll. Wilmol, ti.
Brush and G. i.. llnrris.
Transient R11lict~—W. S. Wilcox. .l.
W. Smith 11nd J. ll. llrown.
Widows 11nd (lrphumr "it. ll. (John
1111111. 0. A. Fulton 11nd llicburd iiuun.
Revisionw'i‘. S. ’i‘obcy, (icorgo Why
and Churics Munch.
2—..-
KHA’T‘ FlleHERS SATISFIED.
\
Most of Difference: With Manufactur—
ers Amlcnbly Settled.
The quarterly mocillu: oi' ilu1 lint
Finishers” Association wus hclii last
evening. The rcpori oi t-lhcriif Boui-
icy. the dclogutc to thc unilomii cou-
vcnilon. was read mul discuss»: 11ml
u nuiuhcr oi'routinc. iniiilcru‘vm'l noi-
cli upon.
The llniuhors lulvc uclibul 1111111
limb illillculih'n rcsuittnu i1om .
new bill of priccn. but the lint Milkcru
urc ililll holding out, nod ii iii lll'illlllllli'
lilut arbitration will be ucccsunly with
the Crofut it Knupp (,‘oiupuuy and tho
.i t‘, Wilson & t‘ioinpnuy
il is believed howow-r. ihni the iron
court he settled 6.111t1'ulily.
liol
Electric 1111in hit
The 115;; 85 you:
‘ Electrical Co.
'Wnier Winas
ANfi
Postal Cards.
Lat-gut Assortment in the Mile.
COLEMAN’S
10 North Milli fig... ”5611111 NONIlR
M6111 for A. a. building's
are. 11111116117551: V
Bria 51:11 1555:1151. at
A resulsr meeting of Golden Rule ,.
King's Daughters, was held
The Best in Town. .
91.2111“ Outing §uits are as distinctly better than
all Will: :19 are our suits of annual wet by:
‘ 1h], incl hold their shape as well;
each bit-the some upcriority of style, being made by
the same skilled tailors.
' Yet they cost: no more than suits which do not
deserve the name of Outing—even less than many .
stores ask. 1 . ‘
$8.50 T0 $18.
for extremely smart two-piece suits of homespun,
tropic worsted and serge, half, quarter and skeleton
lined with alpaca. All sizes, all ready to wear.
Nothing better for little boys' outing wear than
our pretty wash suits, in sailor and Russian models.
Inexpensive, too—«$1.00 to $2. 50. Separate wash
pants, from 256 to 501:.
Off for vacation? We’ ve everything you need
to wear and trunks, bags and suits cases to pack
wears in.
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
c.0611 GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE.
Quality first. There's no other way to build 11 great
Gruln business. No matter how little the price, it the
thing is mean you dont, want it. in buying gratin and
food it' s not so important to save money no to get the
best~ but, here you (21111 do both.
,Buy Oats Thais Clean.
~ MANUEL T. HATCH.
2.5196 Stilt Crabs “(56 Down.
BLUE FISH, 151: 1.3.; WEAK FISH, 10c; FLAT FISH, 16c; Plasmas,
101:; swoao ElSl-l, HALlBUT, BUTTER FISH, coo, 11110111511121.193—
STERS.
Guiblil’s Bridge Fish Market
r’“
KODMAKS
Wm. P. Beers’
, Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
VERY BEST BUTTER, PER LB..... .............2911
VERY GOOD BUTTER, PER LB. . 27c
20 LBS, GRANULATED SUGAR .......... ...... ......... ........... 51.00
3 the l’khs, N. B. 011. (Truckers . 250 it he l’kgs. N. 13. (311. Crackers .. 250
111-15-51-11-o..u-..
:i the. 8111111 or Milk Crnokcrs 251: 3 lbs. Pilot Crackers ........... 256
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per lion. 251: ll ("1111111 Cumpbrll‘s Soup . 25:
Very llcst Poiutocu. pcr pk. 360 :l Cults lloilimco Milk . ..... ..... 251‘.
Large line Canned Meats, Plcklei. Olives, Canned Fish. Chane, Native
atrawberrlu, Green Peas, Randi-hon. Lettuce, Beets. Bunch Onions; also Wax
and Green Beans, Cucumbers, Squash and Tomatoes.
United Grocery Co.
20 No. Mlln at... 811. Nor. Tel 148.
..m....~..«.....,.. :7 . .72 .....
M. Epstein,
49 For! 81.. am Norwalk. Tel. It”
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Vacations.
Avoid worn) while 11011 1116 await bu sienna
hour silver wane and other valuables
in our line and burglar proof
Vault.
5 Suit 611565; stored for 50 cents a month.
Safe deposit boxes $4 a 11611.
T E SOUTH NI
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* r tn llltl’t].
' As we have in heavy stock 01' stationo
cry coming in soon we must reduce the
stock on hand. Therefore to: this
week we otter our Opeoinl Package.
so sum-ins PAPER.
56 auvsLoras.
AT 17 651116 BOX.
This paper is good enough for the
finest use and cheap enough for ordi-
nary purposes. Try a box.
it: itiiini Pharmacy,
11-111 PRIOCRIPTION ITQRI.
TIL 16-1.,
5111:: DELIVERY ssuvncs.
TODAY IN WALL STREET..
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m. -—The
opening denilngs in stocks Were very
dull and the tone irregular. Fluctua-
tions weio narrow and mixed. Cana-
dian Pacific and Pullman advanced
about a point and St. Paul, Great
No1thcm pill and Smelling large fulc-
tlons.
WALL STREET 11 11. n1 —-Thc de-
pression showed nt the opening was
gradually overcome. but the market
displayed feverishncss. Business was
very muc 11 restricted and the entire
speculation was of an unintelesting
chnr'ncim 'l‘he advances were pnlt-
ly lost before the end of the hour. U11-
ion Pacific Baltimore and Ohio. To-
ledo, St. Louis and Western 11 d. and
Brooklyn 'l'ranslt. were markc up 11
point St. Paul and Great Northern pf.
iii, Cnnudlun Pacific 1%. Delaware &
Hudson and Rock island pfd. 11,4 and
New York Air Brake 1%. Atchison
pm. and American Tobacco pi’ii. ylcld-
ed lid, Southern Railway old. 2 and
:52 Louis and Sun Fruncisco First hid.
g.
WALL STREET. N11011.——Some offer.
lugs (1.1111111 stcndlly upon the1 market
and dragged prices downwards. "Some
of the most pronuncnt stocks sold at
lower than 111 any time yesterday.
Hocking Valley Receipts sold at :1 dc-
cllne of 7, Consolidated Gun 3%. Ph-
ciilc Mail, 2 lmuisvllic & Nashville 1%
Atluntic Coast Line and Reading 11,“,
and Union Pacific, Eric First Pretor-
i'cd. Amalgamated Coppcr, Americnlm
Smelling Anncondn Sugar and United
1States Express 1. Bonds were irregu-
111'.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 1n.—-Reutltng
rcccdcli to 100% before sufficient. sup«
llort developed to check its decline.
Several other stocks also got a trifle
lower than at midday, but the entire
list stiffened sharply nilcrwnrils. Ame.
l'icun Tobacco pi'd fell 2%, Northwes-
tern gained 11 point.
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHlP.
Close Game: Looked for Between Sev-
eral Players, in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. 0.. July 11.———’i‘l111.
tlrsl round of mulch ploy for the nut-
ionul nmntelu' goll‘ championship wus
started at 9:3 11. 111. toduy. S. .1. Stick-
1111y, St. Louis Country Club. and Fred
iicrrcshoil'. Garden City. being the
first of the sixteen pairs to drive oil.
They were followed at intervals of
live. minutes until oil the contestants
for the chmnpionship \vcrc nwny. Ruin
fell over the Euclid course during the
night. This was 11 benoili, us the hot
sun of the lust rcw dnys bud mode
the fair greens :1 little too hard. but
11 strong south wind was blowing, bod-
lng possible trouble.
The matches or the gradient interest
were ihohi1 bnlwocn Western Chum-
plon Ned Suwycr and Chandler Egan,
of 1131111111111', former national champion.
uuil (llmmpion Eben i‘lyers and his
ciubnuitc, Norman Muebcill.
\‘i‘ulior .i. 'l‘rnvis'u rcmurkuhle play
of ycnlnrdny also utirucied n gnliery
for this morning's 121111111 with 'l‘. M.
Sherman, ol’ liticu. 'l‘ruris wus expect:
61] 111 win. A clear match was looked
for boiweou l’. W. \\'lllll1.1n'1oro, oi
lirookliuc, null Wurrcn R. Wood. of
the llomcwood (iiub. Chicago, and also
lit-tween ll. 1:. Fowuou. or l’lttsburir,
11nd iicorgo 8. Lyon, the (lullhdlun vet-
1.111111.
DEAD MAN JOSEPH LEE.
m
Pittsflold Friends Send Word to Have
Body aunt in Massachusetts.
tllllillllill’tllt'l‘. Jilly lbw-«Tho rutl»
loud hrukcmnn who won r1111 own ut
the l-loniilporl station 1111 July 3.11mi
who (”till 11 low hours niivrwulds Ill-i
ibu result oi” his injuries. in now
known to have bow-11 .imwpb L116. oi
l’llliilli‘lil. Mums Friends in that city
telegraphed yesterday to unllurtnkorn
hero to ilhlp them the body and lion‘s
months were forwnrilcd to Pittsllold
today.
Early on the afternoon of July it.
line was knocked oil 11 freight train on
which he was Working and {all under
the cars. An mm and n is; were 9111-
pointed and he was injured in other
lie retained consciousness tor ,
ways.
it while, hilt, his mind wandered. 111111
when suited for his name he gave 11qu
oral different 1111116. lib: identity r6~
omitted " a Mystery until yesterday,
when the telegram thrived from 1111
friends in Piltuiisld.
Mother Fly. 1111, with her children,
she settles down on 11 11611111117111; 115111 -
head: “My, but the new is telling
early wnighti"-=- mhsrrlslcwn Times.
"Do worst ting about a holy 1111111."
1111111 tint-bi bitten. "is tint he ain't 1611115
lied to take ills easy lilsus’t, but hit
111111.11 on comin’ ht't‘lliil‘ durln workin"
hours. tellin’ sturieu."quhinstbn
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iron [his in Sines
A new mini. 6i tempting
SHIRTS are just in.
l0illiiil‘
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98 Washington Street, ‘ .
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To BE- REPRESENTED.
New Haven Road Officials to‘ be In-
cluded In B. a. M. Directors.
It was generally expected that at the
meeting of the directors of the New'
Haven railroad, which will be held
next Saturday, there would be. an an-
uouucement from the president at the
present stage of the negotiations for
the control oi! the Boston and Maine
Railroad. A Well known financier said
yostcrday that be doubted if the mat-
ter is even mentioned. lie referred to
the fact that the New Haven Railroad
has now one-third of the stock of the
lloslon & Maine and is really in a po-
sition to dictate the policy of the prop-
erty. lie added that while for the time
being, the proposed merger had been
held up, that this (not would make
no difference to the New Haven road
oiilciuls. With one-third of the stock
bought and in perfect condition with
the ilosion & Maine board, this mun
saw no reason to complain about the
position of the New Haven road in the
negotiations.
it was stated yesterday that at the
annual meeting of the Boston & Maine
stockholders, the New Haven railroad
was likely to 111065 the proportion of
directors that they were entitled to.
With 11 number of the New Haven
directors away it was stated yesterday
that only routine business is likely to
1111 transacted at the directors’ meeting
of the New Haven road this week.
DEATH'NOT CAUSED BY SANDBAG.
Nl-JW YORK. .iuly ll.—-—An autopsy
on the body of Curtis Page, the
Springfield. Must-1., architect. who died
in u sanltnrium Tuesday, showed to-
duy that he was not the victim of an
ussnuit with a snndbng, as was 6116-
pccied.l1ut died of code 11111 of the
brain, sometimes described as 11 wat-
ery condition, and thnt he also sut-
fercd from chronic nephritis. As Mr.
i'ngc bud 11 black eye and died soon
after r11l.'11111ing from Con1eylslu11d,lt
wns believed at first. that death result
11d from an assault.
KNlGHTs TEMPLAR MEET NEXT
lN OHlCAGO.
SARA'I‘OGA, N. Y., July ll.--—'i‘ho
Grand Encampment of Knights Tem-
plur voted today to hold its next tri-
ennial conclnve in Chicago in 1910.1
WHITE OAK TROLLEY WRECK.
NEW BRITAIN, uly 1.-~Chnrlcs
Carey. motorman of the oust-bound our
in iho White Out: trolley wreck on
Saturday June 2 was brought before
Justice M. 0. Ryder about 9 0616611
lilfll. night in answer to the charge of
WP
61:61:51.. til birth in Blotting tlllil timid Shins until ‘
turbines 1116 Values that have invariant Matched litre, itilii
119 doubt it 6161 entitled Elsewhere,
plural of llond Dressers 1111 dBSBliiilil it 11111111111 [ii 611.;
{lilting is the inn in regards nveruiiiinn 1511:1111 Bop
Delicate 8111111191 lienlwenr.
mesh lindenunnr expeniire at tint, lllll lasting and comfortable.
the trial at 611'. She Department will unite you a regular
Cont iiiiil comfortable shoes will tune but fatigue, and
tour prices will seem inir, quality shown ill the 11961.
Prices Clothing 56::
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lllemel's celebrated iinén
South Norwalk'. Bonn.
165‘s. “
guilty, Justice Binder paroled Carey
in the custody of his counsel untltx
next Monday. On that day both Carey,
and Conductor Johnson will be tried.
an YORK. NEW town: a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
‘\, TIME TABLE. 1‘ 'i‘ié
' in Effect June 2,1907. ' ' l
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A'. M.—-12:56x, 5: 14x. 5: 41:1, 5: 55:,
6: 01x, 6: 16, 6: 56 6: 56, 7: 54:, 8:18x,
s: 16. 8: 18x,’ 9: 11:, 9. 311}, 9: 58. 10: 55:,
11:61 11:16:.
P. ’.:M—-12 52x,1:10,1:46x, 2:5511.
31201:, 3:27, 5:091. 5: 3'8, 5: 568, 6: 25x,_
6: 40, ':6 53x} 7: 12x, 7: 54:, 9: 57:, 1o: 62,
Sundays.
A‘. M.——12:52x 51171:, 5:41, 8:57,
11:43:.
P. M.—12:55x 2: 47: 2: 55:, 5: as
5: 53:, 7: 06, 7: 15, 7. 5411', a: 25x. 9. 571:,
10 31
NEW YORK FOR sou-rs NORWALK
111—12: 00:, 12: 091, 4: 54:, 6:45,
6:55, 8:01, 8:08, 8:,46 11:66:,
10: 61 11:66x, 11:03.
P 1'5.—12:6’3,1:,64 1:,36 1:,46 21661:,
2. 53 31311.4:02x,’il 65, ':4 151E, 4: 112'
5:62;, 5:66 5:,25 11:66:, 62,02 7:16.
7: 4615, 9: 661E, 9: and 11: 66:.
A‘. M.—-6:00, u7:30,
10:02x.
P. M.—4:05, 6:04,
11:00x, 12:00.
,SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW 'l
V HAVEN.
ll : 00:,
6'. 593.
930:,
A. M.~—12:08x, 1:12x, 1256313218,
7:25, 8:25, 9212!, 91471:, 9:51, 10:12,
11:07x, 11:43.
P. M.-——12:05!, 1:18, 3:07x, 8118:,
4:19, 5:091, 5:27, 6:0611. 6:80, 7106:,
8:5611, 9:21, 10:06:, 11:33.
Notc~2z40 and 7:25 to Bridgeport
only
Sundays.
A.M.—~12:08x,1:12:, 1: 56:, 7: 39,
9: 10, 10: “x, 11: 077..
REL-16 44, 7:0611, 8:18:, 9: 40:.
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A M.:-—6 20. 9: 39, .10: Mix. ,
P. M.:-1 25, 2: 32 (Saturday only),
4::,36x,618 b:2(l,'6:,10 7:11.
Bundayn. f
A, M.-~9:i§, 10:06:. ' ’
P. M.-——7:35. ,
DANBURY To IOUTH NORWALK.
A M.:——l5 55, 7:,25 81,11 101,09 11:58.
Ritz-11 181.8:80.6215.
Sundays.
A..M —-’I'. 56. ,
MM :.00 7:17. ”
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