timste’ terms. (With.
binso‘n bath or
5 ,, '
the president is
not 11 joke, and
ode b may make
but Prof. Atlas’ 0119 2
at cation or the pres?
sthiugton Probe
(101" that the con-
6 , t is believed
incumbent
. ‘ the has an
" alt and that he
1 £1191
“it"
antibodirshowor value
I .
y.
n or 8500.000 for the arsenal and are
W it was one of the duties of t
ommission to see to it ((1 1 this bun
‘ its‘ks 611'5185,
his 1111110111"
_ rlptioh watchman
I mission proceeded to spend a 1111ng
they did not spdud it; ‘nt least left the
building. in such condition that such
; Meantime was necessary. They now
wilt?
buildingrg"
,; “This is an indication of, how things
~ «are done: and it. is to these problems
«tiltit Senator Blakeslee. and his assu-
clates must devote themselves with
Willi cnol‘tdi , That “my are
sition to“ re der— unusual service to
lie
didlcult‘ indeed to exercise just
"right discrimination with- reteronuo 10'
.. all these alleged needs and the actual
needs or meritorious institutions 01' the
‘ slate soixv 113;, ».
the 3.. level exploit 9‘;
was as usual, a {91111er t: the meet-
mgr
President..(iold .Teih of the Fruit
HARTFORD. Feb
convention :of the Connecticut Porno"
io’g—ic‘hl_;,sooiety.ropcned .111 111111; Hail
.uns morning with nearly all of
(3.1115 [tinit growers of this state in at-
tchdnncd
booked with some of the finest speci-
no this“ session .10
‘ 8th iy.’1‘he entimut#11
lies of the Senate during the 11131.11‘
'77 s aruuu to almost $10. 000,
hey goes
(1 Cannon-
1' to reter to
warmory and the state library,
110 12911 by the gegerul
‘ i;
were 111
" do udssioners appointed (or
use. The general an;
of “1907- anted an appropriu
. a (10111 efed (or at (amount,
‘iiIlc ntutid ‘
$171141 9’ commiosion
000 more “to cOI‘np'lehe
no hundred thousand
he state Jlbra‘ry and
’Mil‘t‘g 5-0811: h a. lull
muslimit I130 the 11mm»
' noted after pro-
secure {I-
(houses. this
'1ixid‘iii flu
in additlohfito thiuVomount, or if
afar $204,164”, “to complete this
in (1
That it. will be
the
state is evident
robouoo‘lom. socI‘a'rv.
w
—.-_——..
' (growl g Industry.
3~A two days”
the
The (rain of. the stage Was
necticut raised apples and
r‘chu‘rd products
. his review or the, Year's, work in
elation to the 101111; mowing in-
1’ (diam. 0119189311601th
' other things
,. ,Eus-
thousands or
(1 larger; tiles are
(:9in d 'orted ‘ 01-.
‘. ' ja-
f none (harmonious
Wdthmlmlli 80
v...
in hip" deported; .
5 Soon to
‘01“ F p070“!
nautical Slate Control
I 'W'm"?
.4
.‘V~
WHEN. F81).
mh‘uvprtrblc
oil the“ petition of‘
M 8199“. to be allowed to incorporate
e'iolty of' Meridian, with power to
use, hold. pledge and soil snares
Boston and Maine
would ineun the passiugwi (111 cojnt
or rule touch merged B. & M. from
Buy state to Connecticut the home of
ford Railroad
Billurd recently bought up 110,000
shares, the controlling interest of the
uteri that, the purchase was, by one
friendly to the Now Haven; Whosetdt-
tempted merger or the B.A 61. M. is be-
1111:..uastiilcd by the Muss‘u hitsot‘ts
courts. .llt is now said that the ferrite
(ion or themiuhrd Compnnv gives the
owners of the Boston and Maine abso-
lute independence of Massachusetts.
due a Connecticut corporation they
paid not be subject to such sIrlct
,autiomeruer lawn (ind sentiment
it in now stated that should the
mo'anure pass, Billard could (roaster
to who?
,uoever he pleaqsed unhindered.
11,311 significant that on the some
(luv as this measure wan buroduccd.
Moder Searing introduced a
'resolui‘ion directing the joint judiciary
Iconunittoc. to inquire into whether
(\iuoduichusctts was. (deleting donuocti
“You by demanding ininr-
111111301101 the New Haven .Companv rt-
gaming the “merger transactions.
. o~i3. E190
Band»
will
Signature
THE KANSAS FARMER AND His
\ MOTOR CAR.
Although yesterday was society. day
511. the motor car show with an admin-
ulon price oi" Si. the number or farm-
(Ira. unending was iucrc' Ised. But the
(it'alers (ould pick them out and look
especial pains to do so. For, us. one
denim said. “When a farmer asks
about machines he means business"
(line oi the most pictwniusquc of the
runners-nus lunuc Page. of Dickinson
(ouniy‘; Kansas He spent a few min-
utes in earnest convorsnllt‘m with W.
S. Hathaway and then announced that
ho. had traded his Buick runuhoui
(or n touring on . He spoke as if ho
had purchnsed (1 thing mou- \llllilillli‘
11qu an incubator
”is but was a plat-.11 1.311 cheese box
shape with no (fonts in ii and .1
straight brim He wore (I black and
white hickory shirt; with no collar, or
necktie. But his n'iannei was that at
u. cilv business man.
»,."Wo cant have people telling us
were out of data When i came to
Kansas in ’85; from Hm risburu. Penn.
therevms one set or (1011611101111 to
meet Now thcre' 11 another set When
I bought my cathhere's out! like it.
that, red one over there-tho agent
hauled it into my granary
,-. “‘l'il come mound 'l‘ucsduv
show you how to run it,’ he said.
" "l guesu hr- was afraid id smash 11
up before he got. at (no.
. “Well. i took (119 folks out and show
ed ’em the cur. nild they said it. loole
ed good. That won on Sundnv morn-
ing. I got. restless, and ‘shmed the
thing out. into the vard. And then i
stood there looking (it it and think-
the.
' “ \Vii’o.‘ said i. “i believe i can keep
111.11. thing In the 1011(1ch in and
we '11 try it.’
"\i ell she climbed in and We start-
ed. i made a ten mile trip that morn-
lug, but us‘ cousin
“Then Tuesday morning the agent
came. '
' ",‘I' only have hair an hour to teach
yOu- 'nbont this machine' he said so
you’ll have to look close.’
“You look clatter oursoli’,‘ i (In-
swo’rod. ‘lt lhel‘é's 'tbing special
about this machine the . I don‘t know
M
10110 You 0(1in Air:
1801'
(.111 (l
‘ already you get your thinker busy and
(91111119111)qu it. Old man, We been
- u'nio‘g‘ this car tor two (in) s. ;‘
law-be he wasn’t surprised. "—Kan.
sanfi'Citv Star: A ~
Follow” (1 . (may and Tar clears the ‘air
phsédgesu-stops the irritation in the
' soothes the inflamed 1119111-
thronesnnd the must obstinate cough
reappears.
expelled truth the system. Re-
”by 1111‘. the genuine in the yellow
to is advocating
passage of the postal savings. bank
now' beforo'o‘ongress, has received ;
ranges from members or the house
(in sea which lead to the convic-_
bill us. amended would
so 11.11. was reported truth the
cumml eo‘ and u 'votu tak‘om Among
. ’11 turn who hove Written to the
mono (trot. Lbdgoy of Massachusetts, ‘
bomb. of ldaho; Flavour Maine: Clflng'
mounds, of Kansas; Perkins. (11'
148681118 also... , K scgnsi‘n.‘
lletavor
‘ 11d. forgot, to (nail
rs you. (um bun?" ,.
.. 1.11111 11111111 in his
('1ng
'éclovelaad Louder.
.......1....u.
Bung B. and" M. Under Conw
4%.
button by (the 1,1011 eotiout lrIzriuiuturu
Olin 1.. Hillard; (11.5
1h 1310on compdn‘Y. “to be located in:
cult and other oecurltieu of the?
trend and withn
such other auxiliary or similar powors;
‘ 01111611th be. deemed right to grantfi"
the New Yol‘k, New Haven Iln‘d Hark
Boston 8:, Maine it has never" ocen de-‘
(his personal ll‘oldings. amounting to ‘
How much the he“ gthu ownership oi'A. the n. 81 M., '
10111188181! for. will he remains for the
_ general assenib y of 1911 to find out.
, One million‘
- dollars Was grautdd theoorhmission (11v
' held b,V planters with practically 111.
Sore, and inflamed lungs
healed and strengthened and the.
- he Bridge Pharmncy and.
. island yet the increase of the busi.
' “in 1907 rentals collected bY
. ‘ In 1908 est by R; I. Connors. 101 .105: 00'?-
‘V ls about 15 times as great in 190 11's it
'. Waszin 1895.
_ period the bus'l
. ‘ now fifteen times as great as it was in
; 1805 the amount of ground held in con-
1 In Rhoda island has been principally
years. ‘
water, etc.
sc‘ids.
FOUR TIMES as
Charles
,. .Alilillsilvlilti
(Continued tron:— First Page);
solubly have been repeatedly stated in
the Shell Fielu Commissionrs“ reports
(lining the past ten more and the.
reasons for the dii’it'lente in the in
some have been clomlv pointed out
it“ the Shell lIislx Connnlsnionci 1's bud
now been consulted, or if then odlcial
(update for the past ten Years had
been i'i.cid those questions need not
have boon put forward without being
accompanied with tho uusworu to them.
This; "subject was before the. general
1111110111va in the vrcconunelu‘lulion of. the
special (to; (ionniiisslou runny )L‘llirl
and. but the legislature on invt-sligni
inn um nihtimci found that the present
111011100 of assessment and taxation
Ivan proper and reasonable. Since that
.Iilnc this truth has been emphasized
by the fuel (but tho industry in (.‘ou—
uet'ticul huh been (Ii 11 standstill or do
cilning..wbile our own citizens have
trinov‘cduiurh of their business to
itlmdc i‘<.lnn(l and lInV'c unused the
industry in (but. state to iwcomu ill
{I n times us go out (is it was when the
manor nus prcvlounh before our gen
(11.1] usui'lilbh‘.
"Without pun 111,; to learn ini (aura
of the mutter. was suddenly (In
uuuncud Ihut the income on oyster
ground in Connecticut is not (worn
u.~ much in lilo nggt'higutn not neutlv
(in much per hero (is it in in llbotic
island. and (but (15999911191118 in Con
llt‘i."llt‘.‘ili‘tll'n much too low. There are
("MN (11019 which (lupIHiVe (his state
111qu oi all 8151110 'que in this con
neuiuu ii the that statement was
013110.100 others ought to have (1c-
'mnupunlcd it "
‘ it was not stated (It tha‘tsame time
iiIuI the motor mounds in Rhoda
island are so superior to those in
Connect..icui that tho ovstor industry
is; rnpldly lonvinu Connecticut and go
111:: to l‘lbodu luluud.
”.lt was not stated (but thine is us
much (iiil’crvu(,'u between oyster
grouutla (Is there is between the rock-
test and (illness land in (‘onuctiit I11
and the bust and most valuable gnrch
(more.
it has not statcli‘thul although (,‘on
ncuicut is selling her (VIsItII ground:
Io uny uppiimut at one dollar per here
that (here (no tens of thousands in
lii'liPB of oyster ground (cam for up
pllcution which (”‘1‘ just as good u!
thousands or (19101; that me niru'nlv
(11 um nd. ,.
:‘it was not stated that (hero are
thousunds of acres for salt: in the
[Hunters in Connecticut toduv. at Ibo
prices (it which they are Valued bV' the
1758085078.
"it was not suited tbut tho ovsloI
planters of Connecticut havtI within
the punt ten years bought It) 000 acres
of ovstor mounds in Suffolk (3011111va
1.. in preference to using the cheap
grounds in Connecticut.
"Nor was it (tinted that a large 11qu "
ber‘ of the leading by 5191* iirins of (long;
(19919.1. ‘huve Iemovcd thcii business"
wholly m in part to Rhode Island
“Connoclic.ui owing tuthe enteiprisr
of her ov steI plauters.‘ built ‘up a great
ovster industry between 1870 and 1.885.
After that time the growth in Con
nectiout was very, slow and for the
last fifteen years. practicallv nothing.
"The conditions now are so much
more favorable in Rhode island and
Summit (Bounty. ’N Y. that the growth
'of the business for the past ten years
has been in those states. and not in
Connecticut. Although it is true. as
stated. that Connecticut exacts it less
income for her grounds than Rhone
ness in Rhode Isilmd.‘ during the past.
dozen rears has been enormous.
“The follow lug shows the increase oi
r‘nnln‘ls in Rhode Island since 1.895: ‘
“In 1395 rentals collected by ‘ ‘
11.1.3 (150100
“in 1800 rcninls mlloctod by
R. l. .. .................. 13,558. 46
"in 190! rentals collecto‘d by‘
on
.o,(67.38
RL ................ . . . .
"In 1003 rentals Collected by
R. ...... .'.. 42,160.02
“In 1900 rentals collected by
59.08098
R. I .85, 321. 00
....-...-.
“Thus the industry in Rhode and;
While during the some
need in Conuecticut'has"
been d_‘ creasing.
“In 1'. 08 the acreage held by hunters:
in Connecticut (is 7,018.8. While in
1905 is' was «as 392
‘twhue the Rhode Island business. is
hecticut has actually decreased dur-.
ing‘ this period. and the great increase
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VOLTAX will cover 400 square feet per gallon, and last
The only way it can be removed 18 by wear.
FOR SALE BY
112 WASHINGTON STREET
(131111111“‘IIITIInIIn
‘ industry from Connecticut to llhode
- (out fur-l.
long as any other paint made.
E. DOW
SOUTH NORWALK
business to Rhoda lslandn even with
the taxes under present conditions.
“it is now proposed to increase 1891
taxes umteriuiiy in Connecticut, and
whether it is good statesmnnshlp ((1
thus hurry the. removal of the ovster
N Y.,
island nud Suffolk County, In
.
clue.
“The following prominent firms are
among those whit 11 intro 1"cmm ed thelI
busincsa wholly or in part to ilbode
island:
"The Rocky Point 0131021 (30.01 C
Rowe & Co. the Narragansett Bay
Oyster(‘11.,Willinm M Murwiu Sons.
1. Smith &. Sons. lI‘. Mansfield &. Sons,
l.(lli('l‘itfi Bros” The Strutilcld Oyster
(.‘o and The Aniolicnn OV'uth Co.
Many of these films have not only
taken vast locus of ground in‘ Rhodc
island (lining the past ten rears. but
they have Imnovvd their business to‘
ilbode island. and have built lurgo‘
opening and parking houses, involving
the muplovmcnl or support of a popula-
tion of fifteen bundled to two thous-
and prisons _
“Thu question bi‘ftll‘tI the legislature
is \V'hcihoi 10‘ make conditions such in
(.‘mint'clicut us. to hasten the removal
of the rest (If the business which still,
probably supporis (1 population of 11m
[lltlllsullll in (lonncmlcui.
“‘Au to the matter of (11001119le the
grounds. the ini’ormntion was not given
to the legislature omclully that. the
((11909 lslnnd income is a rental on
grounds owned by the suite, \vbilc 1hr
income in Connecticut is merely 11 tax
on ground owned by citizens which
was sold to them by (be into mostly
about thirty years ago. his is clear-
ly (111 essential difference. and the in-
formation to the general assembly was.
to any the loose. very incomplete. (but
lulled to ,cnll attention to this impor~
"'l‘heu tou..it was not, mentioned that
‘CoI‘mcctit'IIt.‘plantcl‘s have paid.- $200,-
100 for franchises of ground to ‘tho
dale and towns in Connecticut and 11.
Taxes on these irnuoliist's. and have
'xpeudrd millions of dollars in cosil)
proriiuenls many of which inn 0 been
(11 (Intro loss in curiouvoring to make
hose grounds} uvniluble tor oyster cul
ure. and in building up an industry
which bus‘ been and is exceedingly
rulunblc to the slate of Connecticut
(ad has created properly in the form
:f docks. uterunors, sailing vessels and
if many other kinds. (ill of which my
.11.ch to the state. and towns of Con—
it't'licul.
"it was also stated ‘to the general
.smuubly that while this industry has
)0?!) ci'enlod wholly (It the expense of
he oyster growers and byithelr enter-
.riso. (but the state of connecticut and
he United 3111(ch have propagated-
.wimming deb for more thun‘thlrty
,cars post. for the bencflt‘oi' fishermen
and sportsmen. wilhout practicaih any
box 1,11 w hutever to those who enjoyed
hose fisheimies ,
“There is one more point which has
icon lost sight of it is true that (here
Ire a few finds of oyster growers with
you large, capital and inciiltics. Main
.11 these have nir'cady removed tlIcit"
lllBlllOSS‘ ioA ammo island and New
writ, but beside these there are munv
Iundi'cds of small planters owning 0111‘
dual] capital VVbo ('uunot .willI-
out great sacrifice leave Connecticut
out go to states where conditions are
norc favorable.
“These hundreds (11' small planters
we willing. to pay 11. fair rate of taxa
:ion, such as is‘now provided by law,
‘0 largely increase these taxes would
1e (1 very great hardship and injustice,
out (here is no equitable reason \th
.beV' should be taxed or (my oVstcr
limiters should be taxed ‘a any high
rate on the fair valuation of their.
grounds, than other property is taxed.
“Some suggestions have been made
11 this discussion for which it is burd‘
o understand the” motive. For in-‘
;tsnc'e-that the 'stu‘: should try to re»
nullnto the titles to the frunchiuts of
Vystei grounds which were sold to its
:iiizohs on the terms tired in the.
state mostly about ‘01le years our.
l‘husu grunts wine (nude in form up-
moved by tho chief justice of the (III
prome- c‘ourt. and have ‘buou rcc-og
tilted by the icgisluturo and the su-
prcuic court (rs unquestionable Tho
state could not repudiate them if it'
chose. but why anyone should desire
such on not of dishonor 11nd dishonesty
it is hard to imagine.
'.'. “The oyster gi'b‘wers are perfectly
willing to presenb‘ the Elects to any
committee of the} Wge‘n‘eml assembly, 01.
it the state legislature prefers, to an
expensiVe commission created to hear,
them: We Wish the (arts to be fully;
knowii. we would ‘only lpr‘otest that
we 9 cold not be made responsible for
none essary espouse in any form
'1', “The question may 'be summarized,
as tollewn: is it public policV for the
state of Connecticut to drive. the oysters
industry (mi of the state (cuter than
‘ll. is now going. while other states (no
a question for the legislature to do .
(amelymfll’teen mills yearly on a fair ‘10: 23
(ablation of their oyster grounds, but .
7' 28, 8: 30, 9' 1711, 10' 24x, 11:12): 11: 47.
3. ”.2455, .;4 21. 5:12. 6: 1211, 8: 33: 7810!;
9: 16:, 6. 30, 11: 18
9: 12. 10. 241K; 11: 1211.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
V’ p. m.
oAnsunv To sourd‘hbuwuk
11 no
LEY
m
Three Hartford Men Gut Thirty Days
, in Jail. .' .~‘
HARTFORD; Feb. 4.‘~SlX‘ men
charged with tho'lhert oi' trolley books
from the Connecticut Company were
uIrulgnsd in the police court yesterday
for trial. Dunn Medley, a clerk cin-
ploycd in the local oillcc of the com
panyfiwho stole the tickets (1nd pass.
ed them‘ around, was sentenced to tlIir
(y (lays in Jail Two of his associates
, in the distribution of the tickets, F.
M. Lovell, an insurance clerk, and
Cornelius Moycr. (ta-tailor. were given
similar terms. Henry Hood. '8 motor-
Iuan. and WHH. Ducey, (1 conductor,
were lined 81-09mm. Lawrence Don.
aghuc, also a conductor, was discharg-
ed. ii. is estimated that. ,about $400
worth of books and tickets have, been
stolen from the local dflice since last
Juno Appeals were taken by Medley,
Lovell 11nd‘Moyer.‘
wit you haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Doan's Regulete will prevent
constipation. The. induce a .mild;
easy. houlihi‘ul action 01’ the bowels
witboup griping. Ask your druggist for
them. 21.0.
TRiNlTv's OLDEST GRADUATE
DEAD.
HAlt'l‘F‘URi). Feb. 4.~—-Gurdon W.
Russell, M. 1).. of the class of '34, rin-
ity College. and a graduate of“Yaic
Medical School. ‘ll7.‘dicd at his home
on Farmington avenue yesterday
morning. aged 94 vents Up to the
time or his death, he was the oldest
living graduate of Trinilyi" 1 lie is su‘r
vliod by a widow. .-.
‘ AFRMtAC- ,_
Van Scoy
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for Bed undi)resslng Rooms are here
in pleasing variety. Every piece is
strongly made for long service and
mdny are I'lchlv carved and ornuInent-‘
ed There. is a finish to every detail‘
of our Furniture that gives it a value
far over the ordinary kinds of house
hold furniture generally sold today,‘
and our prices are extremely low (or
the exceptional qualities.
The A. J. Angcvme
81‘ Soil Co.
1342-135 WASHJNGTGN STREET
sENTchso Foo grsguno 71191.. ‘ ‘
f preserves in the: Susan marshes.
‘ . bought. therhuntinggrounds,from (he
"to health 101' a baby to
it 139th
eat an sic ‘. to laugh and
grow {at
But fat comes first; don’t ask
a scrawnylbaby to tan h;
why, even his smile is pitiui!
Fat comes, first .
'1‘ he way to be fat do. themoy to
million
Suit 3
is the proper food. ”but only a
little at first.
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SCOTT 8‘: BOWNE. 409 PcariStrcel. New York
CUTTING oown sxpsuses on
A NL'Y., N. H. on.
Bridge Building Department Lays Off
‘ 43 Men—More toFollow.
ltetrencbment of expenses on the
New Haven Railroad seems to be the
order of the day, just now, because of
the slackness of business.
One locomotive ,engineer reported
. last night that his mfleage between
the roundhouse and the station, before
attaching his train. was disallowed
yesterday at Splingfleld it is stated
that 43 men have been lai off in the
bridge and ulldinrr departments tern.
porarily, (i that probably some
bridge painters will consequently be
dispensed with for the time. This 110'
1.1011 is now uncommon at this season
" of‘thc year, however. ..
A numbci oi‘ brakemnn have also
, been laid off because of the lack of
‘ need for their service
”ASTORIA-
”an” A :lhnliullliau 0111011118801in
HARRIMAN To HUNT oucxs.
SAN Ii‘JiANClSCO, Feb. 4.——A('.(:or(i-
'. ing‘ to a message received here by W.
H.‘ Cracker, (it this city, E. H. Harriv
man is coming here‘for a brief vaca-
7. lion, next, week. He expects to spend
most of his-timehuntlng ducks 011 his
lie
late Herman Oelrichs several years
gage, but this will be the first. time he
has levegshot there ; , 1
...a,.
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”111'
A VeiV'"1p1Inctiual Knit Muf- ,
liner wilcih furious with a glove
‘ snap and lies 11thth about the
neck. Fashioned or wool, in?
black white and all the desir-
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TIME TABLE.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-12:o3x 5:071:.5:41x. 6:11,;
6: (fix 015411. 714611, 15:11:; . 9:0611,
9: 30):, 9: 54 '110 2311, 10:52:11, 11:2‘511. ;
P. yin-12: 51x. .1: 05, 1: 482, 2: 50xr"
32,27 5:08x, 5:37 6'50X. 6:.40 6:360):
7: 181:, 7: 6(li 1501:.“ 10132. '~
A. M.--12: 531:, “516117; 5: 41!. 8: 541:
x_
P. M~122 56x, ‘2: 41.115, 12:60:, 5: 37,?
5. 50:, 7.12:, 7: 50:1, 8: 21X, 9:50x,10:19
uni—$.5—
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:-~12 008. 4.4911, ,:5 45‘, .-:6 -45‘.
8: 00:1, 8:50x, 9.1511. 10: 02:. 10: 05:;
11:00:, 11:03,12:03x.
P M.:-—l 08. 2: 00x, 2: 53x. 3. 26X
32,321: 3:57x, 4:.32 510211.508 8:25;
6: 0111, 6: 03, 7: 10. 8: 03x, 9: 008. 9: 30'
11: 00x. . .
Su and any . .
A. fill—~12 1001:, 8:09, 7;30, 9:158.I
10: 0251 ‘ ‘ '
r M-Qb'ilri, 6:01.111, 7......5 8:30le
11: 0011. _ _ ‘ '
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN. ' ‘
A.M.-12:10x, 1:16x,‘1:67x. 6:153,
.P. Lilith-122m W121, 2.49:; 3211!
' “and y‘ .7
A. Mai-12209111 1'18 ‘ 7:44,
P. M.--8: 48. 71102. 8: 24!, 9: 43:.
“duh-fit:
A.M.:--1 208.6: 20. 9: 35. 9: 59:.
P. M.:———1 25, 4:4011, 8:14, 7:18.
Sundays-*9: 15, 10! 061.). 111.; 7: 35‘
A. M.:-5 65, 7: 25, 8: I6; 10:10x.
on tho holdings of. ground of (luhuuc
liut men, who have trunniouod their
iliil'l‘illlly planning the conservation
and dqyeloprucut (if their I't'Isourocs?“ p m.
171M.“4I16X.73:118N. 8: 55.
Sundays—J: 130 (1.111.;2 «17:19.73ng
in Effect October $4908., » ii
. Joseph Davis
Clothior
,. (usher ,'
Trunks and Le'athitr Goods
85 Washington Street
Sooth‘jNorwaik
Tailor, Halter. Fur. ,
A REAL BARGAIN consists (it
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