i f
. Oh it's for or trolley patrons.
Loin: iii and wait. for your car.
T. T. .J. .I‘All9l. dialing-r. ’
. Tof Sound
notch; villi I linear yesterdsy of her
daughter; Mrs. afiormfm Ryder. of
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Captain. 0uorles o. robey. of East
Namath: hsii' Muted a position on
the-bind one at the htevens Oyster
ooti'i‘panyis placer“ Rowayton
It was reported this morning that
East Norwalk. had another runaway
last evening. in dairy failed to devel
op any serious results from the 'Iaffair.
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The Dory Social club will hold its
regular meeting tonight at the ciuil
rooms in Cove avenue. The H1 quar
tct will render a few songs after the_
meeting. ' V‘
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Mrs Henry Knorr is scheduled to
be the leader of the bevel Workers
Society meeting snooty evening at the
. Advent ChristianTChurch. The topic
at that time will be “Submission."
Though hampered by the large num-
ber of Valentines yesterday the mali- ‘
men covered their routes in good 390“
son. Even a few belated mlssiveg ar-
rived today and were delivered.
Word was received yesterday from
Leslie Gorham, telling of his safe aTr-
rival at Mavenworth. Kansas, where
he went recently to assume the duties
of a new position. Mr. Gorham is now
in the gas business in that city
A regular monthly meeting of May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company was
held last night at the fire house in
Van Zandt street. The interest that
is being taken in the company was
shown by the election of five members.
An large an attendance as possible
is hoped for tomorrow evening at the
meeting of the Young Men's Associa
lion. in the basement or the East Ave»
mic Methodist Church. There will be
athletic instruction and a regular
meeting.
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The East Norwalit Club of young
men. will hold a meeting tomorrow ov-
euing at the clubhouse in Sent-few are
one. Though only recently organised
the club has quite a membership and
. expects to add very considerablyto t
roster during the next few weeks.
The many friends of the Rev. James
W. Davis. of New Haven, will he plena-
rd to meet him this cvcnlng at the
Advent Church. his former chili-go. Mr
Davis will assist the pastor. ltov. Lew
icr li‘. Reynolds this evening and in .
moi-row evening, in 'the revival hers-i
t't‘ii. ' L _
80 for this winter there have been
two distinct immune of the harbor
one of whitish. still in progrdu. has
first was thetuoat severe and has new
lasted about two weeks. Bteamboatu
swm'lo'ium out. hiriy won but
nailing “venom audothor craft that
have to.» towed are sufferers
Wil.iiain it. Dow. the sage oi the
cumin laundry. reports that unit
night was. an compared with some at
its prided . like spring at 0: iii)
this rooming: reportq. the thcmio:
tnotur W . 95de above are.
Mr. new 11 ‘ so guy Whether he
who just g to weigh 01'. bed at
44!.4 W43”? __ in
'i'hu TM Wiomnlor at the the
fur opeuin that of the Giovanni ore
IA
‘ remove the snow in order that skating
“Admit?” may be resumed but their
. Ryder .would. survive but a short
‘ fl‘he only people who can look compla-
Tians. did they" are decidedly acaroe.
i. be onioyod until midnight.
X i
d is atlll. cannot for
flame boys a riot! to
ambitious tendencies apparently“ gate
out soon after the Job was started
For several days Mrs. Charles H.
Ryder has been critically ill at her
home in Port 'Jeiterson. Long island.
lie) daughters. Mrs. Charles Ains-
worth and Miss Harriet Ryder, of lilast
.Norwalkr have‘boen in attendance up
on her. According to word received
here sundry. it was feared that Mrs.
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time. .
host everybody syiopathtses with
the insult. boycott as an abstract Npropo
sihoii- as ’a prfictica‘l one it is differ-
ent. There has been considerablfu‘ dis-
cushion here over it but in far as has
Th6%ir discerned not a sickle person
has altos up eating meat temporarily.
canny on the situation are the vegetar
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eliciting piles provoke profanity
.but, pmfanttyowoat eure- them Dean is
Ointment cures itching. bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer-
ing. At any drug store.
illiiililll
Mr. and Mn. Williitm l’lnltncv me
visiting imiflrooltiyu
Mrs. Chester A. Stephenson of
Mount Volnotl. New York has been
whiting hel‘ mother Mrs Susan Path
of Raymond street
Harry S. Scoflold, of this place. or-
cupied the pulpit of the Rowayton
Baptist Church. Sunday. in the ab-
sence of Rev. F. A. Cunningham.
W. F. Ambler. of this place, hits
been elected secretary of the Harvey
M. Kcnt Grocery Company. which has
really purchased a grocery hardware
in Stamford.
The members of the Ladies‘ Aid So-
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet to sew Wednesday afternoon.
February ldthr at the home of Mrs.
Hattie Wicks. Crockett street.
C. I). Ghrt‘itsou is having a number
of improvements made to his real
doncc‘on the west side of the river.
Li‘hc present verandah is being renter
cd. and a new one will be constructed.
and other important changes made.
“WM
Arrangements are under way for a
supper and dance. which the mem-
bers of the ‘Rdwnytou liooc company
will give in its rooms. in ltownyton
avenue. on Washington's birthday.
The auppcr will he served from 5 un-
til 8 o‘clock, after which dancing will
hie-—
r. E. A. Kelley. Belvldt-rc, lil..
ten us: "I an an excngiueer with
20 years active service to my
About three yeaiu ago my iii eya
were affected so that i had to live up
my engine First 1 was troubled with
severe. achln pain over the hip”
'rhcn followe inflammation of t
bladder. and speaks up rod before
my eyes. A recipient
Pililit at I tried. so be
i more. con .
then’ until‘ new i can safely. testify
they have made his a sound and well
man " Bridge Pharmacy.
Milli ”ll Willi!
hits. lib-ed b. cit-daemon. of Damn.
is visiting for a few dggs in New York
city
lira. lmu Hattie hos returned home
to marten from a few days visit at
’ Commit firidgu.
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Hoard flattery. of Burma. was a
guest lidnduy of blariii‘other. Bert iiob
my. in south Namath-
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(tool-so fl. dance. the troll lemon
young ilarlon «reunion is able in 6a;
out again after tong pair's timid w ill
m :mme weir mm... _..,._. 5...... was. new»... aim
"moms-flirty». rim to W . 'T . . manhunt-oils a to
now me solar or ennui...» out out ”rho snow of ram ahd filtiii‘iflft 9:33; m w 615“ W 3‘: more.“ and ”HM m
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mullahs“ *1» the on Wtoforttl norm-fig ,‘m .. fit 6. . 2
normalised!" r 4%: . dictum have Wiser adhu’tigoibf it rumor “ we: , .. I
unionism . Guess. T .W T um sloth misot‘Tuue'ien f: .51
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. abrasions: ciaoniiiarwmmiatmeuflfi 4...... mum on was 1&3 T ’ W
«a in the s’ dicing patriutg..MM¥Wl:|fil stiff-:3“ mmflrfa‘mmwmm m iii t mvi , Wm
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tilt! humus ceflméndulhm. 'rtio Hobie avenue. ”Mr and Mrs Witter h ruh m .. ................ "l" ““3“" ‘W&‘&*
wheels so brittle motion and er
(1,.T,
“impotent
d
evening, hero was no auditor event
“the Dorian Congregati T
Church.
" ’Two 61' Andre“ ff‘ityl‘dr'a big “vein: .
conveyed loads of furniture from To i.
beheld: to New York yesterday. A trip
of thin “3&990500166! about three
days At the pronouns-on oi the year.
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Miss Helen, Morshous'o entertainede
a company of young My friends out.
urdny evening at her home In Main
street Win-t was it feature of the or:
ening and dainty refreshments were
served .
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Station Agent Bird arrived in Dar-ion
yesterday afternoon to assume his new
dutles at the local depotit. relieving
Agent Stephen It. not who nanny
resigned to devoted his entire time to
the office of mini clerk.
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The sleightng through Dorian and
Noroton was particularly mood Sunday.
A large number of local sleighiug par-
ties were out and in addition many
others passed 6througb town from
Stamford andrNorwalit.
entertained the members of the Nero .
Mrs. Decker second. A very enjoy-
able time was had by all present. .
Saturday while James Boiler of 0::
Ridge was sawing wood with a gaso-
line engine. he had the misfortune to
ttrike his thumb against the saw.
whichxcllpped off a large piece of
flesh from the thick part where it
joins the hand.
The Darien Association. an organ.
lzation formed to have dinnerl. had a
fine time in New York Lincoln‘s Birth
day night. twenty three m‘hmbers par
ticipaiing. The members are 'yOung
men. quite a number of which are com-
muters. First on the program was a
dinner at Welsenwehor‘s celebrated
restaurant at Columbus Circle. follow-
ing which they attended a perform-
ance of the “battery Man“ at the [if
Jou Tholtrc.
i
The oft-postponed case or the Olivor
Typewriter Company against Wilboi
Gainer was dually tried out yesterdir
before Justice William H. Willmntt
Jr. Justice Willmott decided in fine:
of Mr. author. All the Justice uniltr ’
stood the case. a rcprcscntatite of ti:
typewriter company made a dim] v. lib
Mr. Gainer to become an agent telling;
him that any businoeg secured nliilc‘
he (the rcpreaentutlwl was in io...i
would go to the credit of Mr (‘.ilm..
During this time a typcwriiinu ma
chine was sold to Richard Shelton \f
tcrward Mr. Gainer diacmcrcd that
his contract al agent did not begin it"
cording to the panel-n sent back from
New York until after the sole to .111.
Shelton. Mr. Gainer purchased a ma
have the commission, 037.00. on the
sale to Mr. Shelton. The company
ngured otherwise and the import of
the decision it? that the iuuticc agreed
with Mr. Gainer, who did not pay just
i ' this mm in’dionutc.
M8000
Mrs. Everett Tarlton to noon to leave
for a two weeks sojourn in the south
m WWW
The scarlet fever intimat- to town
are reported to be getting along nicely
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lir. and Mrs. Harry Web-tor oi
antic. are vioitlnu Mauro. in town.
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Mrs. w 7‘ H Preston will entertain
m Carryout iii/oath club Thursday
ammo ., . .6
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dying Myers war the your
t,
of fulitlycs in the new part
i
ii his mil twelfth ed
ibi- on the solute of the late
iii-ore ii. incision.
fir. and lira. Fred litter-rs and Hie
children of finite from. win gonads
side-mo
luau of lit. and hiya limit finite
bury proved thetutwlveo capital enter
a
All“ Glad“ Keith who notional)
“a.
Washinstoii would it. oil ,5.
pungent» sum ‘
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About two neg» Ago panics no...
older oohrt that . lilaiii
itarmnwioh got. all} that. he
, outlet to when a my unified
mucus to the extent of also for
“loan erasure: tooth and other in
when he was hurt in an we:
‘ occiddltt down in. Groonwiob
1.1007
The case which was tried out eve
a W“ ago was PM of William 'i‘ur.
* hr:
.adiih‘io’d condo to perform its proper
or... highway. ”chapped bird do“
with can petitions domino road.
After a for! “dug the dog ran away
and returned to. the home at Frank
Watchman in 01:60» Highway. When
Mr. Diedrtcii want for the animal he
found to his atonement that the dog
holonpod to Mr. Wakemau conse-
quontly air Doodriek is now without
tin union John Johnson Jr.'. claim
lug several thousand dollars demotion
.iohnsou' is auto hit thd wagon to which
«he lost three of his teeth at the
time.
T11 norms riding and threw him out
smashing the vehicle and doing a
whole lot of other coinage to Turner
.The Jury which heard the case
Remady at Our iii ’
Catsrrh is a disease of the illu-
Ms“ membrane. The mucous mem-
fu’. one may sayi the interior
of the ihody. Cuurrh therefor
Whilst iii Tally part of the system»
tKilling the o tarrbal poison attacks
ombrane. inflammation
and congestion are produced and aa-
_ stint?“ throw of! the accumulated
hoot-gun which hos been
iundtion as ligature intended it should
The result .
may lead to other
a afflictions.
hollow Reiteli Mucu-
lady of catarrh. and
“if you are a sugerer
from soar any form to give Reit-
ail Much-Tone a thorough trial. Use
it with negalarit and panictency for
Ti ire not
- win new a myth basis. will be their
in; money for the railroad as a farm
and as '9. shipper over its lines. Then
when in good condition the farm will ‘
be offer-editor sale. the rallrood thus
dotting book probably more than its
original inv‘estin‘ent ,
vtointurg ”tacit"? ”$3165
a ow y o co on
of the abandoned farms; of tilt stole ,
by a small eitwndlturah h
o Mel’s toward over . ‘
H.113 made from the H" . T
bmlnent physician ~6 , ~
it
We“. with this remedy
soak tell u Ann haw tuned.
snow the fool
the miterablh iltdiie of ill health
at“. All people Ihould know till! F0-
iey'o Morley and
Motif
pool“
'a. dot. the parties having sold
he formerly owned.
one 6.
and.
fruit
Tar. the greatest
awarded him 8500 damages but. he
, was not satisfied and thought that
he coaid get treble that amount. He:
Accordingly filed a motion to that of
feet in the short calender session of
superior court last Friday and the mat
ter was argued before Judge Wheeler
L‘oi‘tre' the it rénesa and cough ‘andw
«store a no
Mrs. William Warner, of Noroton.
. ‘7‘“
ton Whiat Club. the other evening. but Always Lived Apart from Her
Miss Kirkham wou lrat price. and . Hugh“.
to be married
lyinr any at thin corner 011.1 ill 80
chlnc himself and hold that he should i
throat and bins rainedy, will quickly
of condition. All: fdr
Foley's Haney and Tp'rar anticoagbar-
macy. , t ‘
.oaaaieo 6a vsaas’aoo.
Twenty-six years ago Esther Albia-,
ton. of Manchester and Reborn Blythe.
of the some will village, were engaged
So far as Mancheutar in general
knew they never were married. but in
the. Hartford County Einuoriqr Court.
yesterday. Judge \vhooier‘gmteo .to
the woman. now gray3 haired; divorce
decree on her unoontolliild petition and
the permission to legally igsume her
maiden name of Albistdn
During the summer of will a quarrel
broke off the engagement. but in the
tan Miss Albiston met her sweetheart
no.1 recalling the old days and his
promises they again become engaged
and were married on October so. 1884.
Since that. day. though they have lived
near each other in Manchester. they
never lived together and have had lit-
tle to nay to each other.
The woman's story .on 6 the Wildcats
stand. corroborated by several of the
uteri liaaclienic‘r resident: was a
euro! onc After telling of the court
11‘. .ip .Tml the intimate. she continued
talking to lodge \\' hoelcr:
"\a no naiitod down from the min-
.inlcra iiouiic l as happy and loyal"!
iii. 1 could be. my husband of live min
on»: uoncd on 1111-. suing. 'W hat aic
Mitt lmngi in around me for? You go
T‘Zm [It So i cit liliu. and golhg back
to lil,‘ broth '11 house told him what
had occtifretl lTlc advised the hot to
it ll any one else. dud few persona know
1 mi married. because i always have
' verdict of the jury.
orally interested in anything appertain-
are removed from suit to fresh water to‘ Th plan of this company is to buy
, e . . .
cent the presidency of the i'niicrslll
and my maiden name and never have
been seen with Rubi-it, who noa lives
in New Britain.
. Wheeler granted the decree.
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HOTEL ARRIVALH.
I Monophonic-vii“. (ioodcllild. n. iioih
‘crhum. F. l). Lawton. city; 1‘. E. Pow
era, Norwallt; i-‘, i\‘ Roy.loi (‘ it.
illohini'ao. Allin N chain. llestou. ll.
dinner. 3, Greenstolo. Bridgeport. ti
‘l-z Daily. iluitinlorc. George F \tcltal
{Jone} City; 1. it llprlbull When.
'tleorgo i. Rockwell. A. It Thompson.
illdgoilrld; A. L Thompson. Albion;
. i 0e1foat.‘aiudon. N 3.; i‘ it ilrigaii
springnold; W. i" Malone. w. it
lRawiina and with. Philadti unit: It!
Payne. St. Paul. idiom; it (i thclt
5651mm.» \lsgnioro.tiraenwiou.
31.. innuendo”. n 1.. slotting. c 1..
transmits», a. it. werewolf. James
1.. Hall. ii. iii RiehmduJ. Ooyne. hiiu
Jana lanolin. ”is: Adele limit. iiprrr
Arthur 1... lam. 13 D Hawkins.
a. ti. rompmtfii. flotsam. A Holcltri
M lddoiborg. fillet liiaiay. fl. 1.. all!
voila. 1‘1“..th .t
_ . FWI
Addams-n ill-mien on emu
T . .maaaa .
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it. it. .m'o'dm’g Itot‘e. chemi-
lots MW.W inside all weir
oaiodtliiodaddioalm «patience. this.
haramvrloud my. retardation a»
Mal era for the treatment?“
After a few formal questions Jndgcl
Today his boner denied the motion
for the treblii-f'dtimages and ordered
Judgment. entered up according to the
iNLAND OYSTER NOT ES.
i... D, Northam. of Chicago. writing
id‘the “Tribune." of that city. says:
"lining an oyster, salesman. i am out.
big to that much abused lli\al\e i
read thutIDr. Wiley says that ovsicrs
fatten ihhrn. NOW. the “titer started
in this business ut the age of 12.. and
if his experience counts for anything.
then llr. Wiley is as much fitted to ex-
press an opinion as to the propagation
and fattening of oysters ma 1 am to m»
of Chicago. and l have newr seen the
inside of a college Remove an oyster
from still to fresh water and it in doom-
ed for if. swift passage out as soon as
it gets one long drink.“
Wilbur l". Cannon. pure food and
drug commissioner of Colorado, is to
commence prosecutions against oyster
dealers of that state she do not prop
oriy cure for oysters. An investigation
has been made of restaurants. grocery
stores and commission houses, It Who
found that certain tiefllm‘a ni'c not keel»
ing oysters properly iced L‘nder the
pure food law the dealers are not al-
lowed to put ice in the sonic receptacle .
with their oyatgn's. but they are sup ‘
posed to have ice around the rcccptii-L
Ne. and it appears that many of them .
are not doing so. The present warm
weather caught them unprepared. The
north of the pure food coininlsaiom-r‘n .
Office have dcaimycd 11 good innnyl
oysters during the course of their in .
vcntignilon, .
Telegraphic advice» from t‘liicngo.:
ill.. on February 1 announced illv relic-1
are in that city of twcni) barrels of?
oysters. Officials of the ifuitrii Stair-ii ;
- itlrpartnicnt of Argiiulturc profess in ;
tioranii' of the limiter It is likely I
that thc ticiuurc In the out tllut “'in
made in that city thrcc wet-kn ago The i
shipment was from South Norwnlh.
Railroad camp-rip Might Aniat in
Making Thom Profitable.
There ill a bovine fluid in this hinti-
'or the New Haven railroad to follow
the plans laid down and now beinit
executed by a large number of rail.
road economics. for the development
of the farming industry of the state
For many ions the abandoned farms
of Connecticut have been a by wont.
they it to been made the subject of
the art «'11 brush and of the uranium
photographer's hit and the railroad
company, with its great financial tr
genres; could. no doubt. it the plan
was undertaken reclaim the soil or
” luau old and new unused farms and
metro them paying ve lures. Just so
other railroads hove ii. crunch in do
and settle are new successfully doing
scarcely a section. of the plate but
can. point 0114. “ill with pride of
eating. ulnar farm where once the
gall. was prolific ill production of, corn,
—WI- on... with seed erasing for
wattle .
«gouty-1m through the state will dis
.mnh places Large tarot
Mic cure foul-och at
Widow
i niacin produce bottom: but woody
built on what would be called
,ulodoi ”sign a few yearn basil and
in too poor condition. today to be
was .qui. used lI this.
mic». and the sum of around
..,..
alumni
' ‘wit
in mi. hum. follows: by no
live man
wine their» his living 1‘
the doll
but the inflated will
now vorxmw HAVEN &
11?: mm ff..."
inure «comm re Ioo't‘dit.‘
a. weirdo. fits. oils. to: .“T ,
into the farming business is not known
a refioniblo tim fibuufii‘
told anyone cbutd' 'ni‘riie on hould at
“test our sincerity of purpose. it comes .‘
in two sizes price 50 cents and $1.00. .
Remember you can obtain it only at
cm stor.e —-—'l‘he Rexail store The Clif
ford Pharmacy. Quitlner dz floaty,
Props.
but other railroads are d9lilg this
Work and in their own and the good
of the terr-itou thev seive »
Should these farms be redefined.
the state would, of course, be the
largest beneficiary. but the increased _-
moductlon would also benefit the rail-
roud company to no suiall extent.
The New York Central is the latest”
of the riilroads to take up this plan
of making over abandoned farms.
up it few forms, which can be done at
New Goods new in
Stock. Prices are no
higher than ladt year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
10 Fifth Street. East Norwalli
Telephone 452
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HARTFORD RA! LROA D
TIME TABLE.
in Effect November is 1909. i...
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
. A. him—~12 53x. 5: 08x. 5: fix. 0:011
5:52 7:20 7:46. 3:.18! 8:51;.910x
9:37. 10:20:. 10:52» 11:20.
P. M.-|2:52|x. 2:50x. 3:3l.
5:081:
fit?
. 8:33."
hurt time. its dgpred. each «farm
Success in this movement in such uT
'woiiltl
w some ~
be
than
n be
in: ‘ 31 M ii if .
or ughBE an: snitslhhirj "
“BUPIRiOR TO 0 ,
" l have womw 00“,?“ ll
out six years. and Laiw _
superior tolli other high mt!
comfort and durability .. .
it i could $333”;
”pa, fit sebum-u
greater value M
'fONS-Sec fhat W
1. ml,
r (total
.—.—
1591636
Telephone 112'
u f
TONIGHT
THE enemas? or ALL PLAS’S
Charlotte Temple
Tonight at Souvenir to every lady Oc-
cupying a 30c seat.
1-.
N EXT ATTRACTION
An American Hudtler ,'
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK'B ONLY
TVaudeville Theme
MONDAY TUESDAY. WEDNEODAV. ”
FEBRUARY 14. 15 and 106.
HAIRY BROWN , ‘-
Tho Jeativo Party.
Conn. and the government admitted r
T. .: 1': ‘1 ': : 2 '
at the time that a serious iniutiilm lmd 33:: {05-ng ’ ‘0' t' 50:. ‘ 18x, 7 4 ‘ i
been made in ordering 1hr ronilsrn ' lundlyl.
”°“ °‘ ““"kT A. h1.~12:liiix. btll’ix. nziix. tirbt,
.m~.mm..m-. mm 6 10:2“. .
NEGLICTEO FARMS. P. himiilzi'ifi. 2:4“, 12:50:. h: 8...: .
......_.... 5:001. 7:12. 7:42a. 0240:. 10:10. i
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK E
A. M «42:00:. 4:40, 0:45, 6:15.711.
13/50:,0 15x. 10:02:. 10:00. 11.00x‘
11:03.
P. M.«-~12:03x. lziltl. 2.00:.
3:321. 3:05. 4:33. 0:02. fizzlhx,
0:0“. 0:00. 0: 0m 9: 30 littitlx
dundm.
A. “rt“: 00:. 0200.1:30.1i:lbx.
10:021. .
P. I.-5:03!. 6:011. 1:011.
ii: 80: 11: 00:.
0013404 NORWALK TO NEW
HAVIN.
Him-ix to: 1:161. 0:66.
1:21. If“. to: 383.11 lllx. 11: if. .TT
P. bowl: 003. 1:21.3:1lx. 3: Hit.
4t“. 0.‘ it ii: 10:, 0: 40. 'i: 103:. ii: liix.
’ti: 1! 1:40 and Ti: 20 to Bridgeport
only.
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