BEST eon"? H
* " ‘ FOR, BABIES
w "3‘1! you ari having trouble irith
the baby's food; and nothinn seems
" , to agree with t. you can probably
{at the child to take A. D. B. Male,
V5.» it is a partldaiuri nourishing.
”Minoiuadroaretnl y Smashups:
oration. intended especially for
teablseoreecotomaohs of
fonts and adults.
«. “American Druggists Syndicate
‘ < products, and its use is unhesliate
tingly advised by the entire 12.000
1 , - drugstore w gore .A. ,D. S. .111
‘ hers. nizd now its true value.
Then, .0! nothing in ,it to prove...
harin ‘1 to the baby—no dronei or
the an 11...: It ifs merely a ace ‘
gf tingliygmuiie ai'iicle of food. whlcnli"
{you can rely upon. . ‘
. This is the way they speak
or
5 ed Milk. retain strand Windham” =
both but]
‘ litil'oae‘ofllto attendant, reliable ;
., .3151)... , ‘
* Mil-TED M“ K
.. Illr. V. G. Nowell. a prominent
"draggist of Warren, Pa.. says:
"Gentlemen—«Enclosed you will
' a find a picture of my youngest boy..
‘WhOse LIFE WAS SAVED BY
A. n. s. MAiJrEp MILK.
'j 1.,fQThat sounds like a pretty big.
stat ,,but‘here are the facts:
.3: oils Winston Nowell use beta:
‘7 January 27. 1000, and after the
'5 first Week his mother was unable
_; to nurse him. He was put on a“
well-advertised brand of malted
milk. and at .5 weeks weighed only
”WW-poundspwas very thin and»
. ..Illowed symptoms of starvation.
Then we put him on A. D‘s. Mait-
ell‘Mlik, and he‘began to gain at
montage. At 5 months, when this pic-
ture was taken. be weighed 15
.. an s. .We cannot recommend it
. a .. ..... ,
or.
. i any A. negating store.
. Emu .
1 urn it ill 1
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronaiiili.
Whose Husband Owned “lion-
elfl’e Castle” Passes Away
Mrs \f’lerreivol‘lllard Renaldo, who
.Was‘w'ldely kao‘ivn in this city and
.Newtowo‘, and elbows: known as a
member of the late King Edward's set
in bedded ‘for‘mauy years. died in Par-
is yesterday after a short illness.
Ronald's Castle at Newtown.
Mrs. Renaldo. was the widow of
Pierre, boriilard llonaldu. ownt-r vol
the famous Ronalds‘ (lastle In New-
.iowri. who died in 1905. She was
born Mary Frances Carter in Boston.
seventy-five yearn ago and was mur-
ricd to Mr. itoualds in 1859.
“ii-thet- of Coaching." ‘
Mr. Renaldo was a very wealthy
man and was quite active in American
politics before the war. He was
known in society in New York and
Newport as the father of coaching"
in this country.
The married life of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronalda was not happy and ill 1807
they agreed to seriaratc. ’l‘hey neVor
again lived together. in 1000 Mr.
Ronalds surprised society by institut-
ing divorce proceedings against his
wife in the superior court of this coun-
ty. The papers were turned to the
'court, but subsequently the suit was
withdrawn.
Divorce Suit Withdrawn.
was afterwards learned
it that
thin Renaldo started the proceedings
. because his wife" would not consent to
certain improvements upon their
property in which she had an interest
; by right of dowor, Mrs. Renaldo was
ivory much surprised when she re-
ceived the papers. But the proceed.
lugs had their effect. for she allowed
the improvements and in due time the
divorce action was withdrawn.
4 After the separation in 1807 Mrs.
Ronald» went abroad. first to Paris
and afterwards to London. who.» in
'l’urls she uttracte the attention of
Enuwror and Empress Napoleon and
was a frequent vlsllor at court.
u-
v
', il‘heee are the local A. f). S. driisgista:
Mien. the drawn.
Thexcrldno Pharmacy. .
Theoliflord Pharmacy; . .
.:.,:nuittnor A.Canty.tP_repo. ti ' i
moi
“tom: ETlTlflllElls,
Five divorces were granted last
week by Judge Ralph Wheeler in thc
oivll' superior court. Emma Lotti;
Greenwood. of 100 (leorge street wast
given a decree from Percy '1‘. Green-
.wood on the ground of habitual iutenr
perauce. The. plaintiff testified thali
her husband had been addicted to?
drink for the past ii years and whllci
.under the influence of liquor he frc ."
.queutly heat her.
strollers, e
lira. Blanche Rob...
arts, Mrs. Sarah Ratios and Miss Min i
nle.Kaiu were witnesses for Mrs.
Oreemvood. The couple were married
October 19. 1889.
Jodie Wheeler held up the rust-
of Daniel W. Hatfield. of this city.
against Nora Hurley Hatfield. it was
.clalrned that the wife was too fond
of liquor. Hatfield was working at
Steeplechase island as a waiter in the.
summer of 10011 when ho was told one
'niflhl to take an order from Mrs. flat
field and a unilc companion. ’l‘he tin-l
grieved husband refused to complyl
ting lost his job.
‘ arry .l. liundock. a detective in the
.emp10y of the Eu in Detective agency.
fluid he was hire to follow Mrs. lintI
field last fall. lie told how the woman 1
and a male companion wont into al
.room in a Main street cafe. Bundork .
find a Woman detective secured thei
next room and got cvldvuco against
Mrs. Hatfield. The couple wore inur-
ried in March, 1905.
, “Joseph Milton Seileck. of Stamford.
was freed from Mary Elisabeth Sci
leak of New York on tho uroumi of
«insertion. Bullock said his wife left
him because she found life in Stamford
to slow. The .couple were married
November 17. 11107. The court gavo
Editor id. Buckingham. of Huatiuaton, a
decree from Sabrina E. iiuckiuuhmn.
of Hunting. on the around of desertioa.
{The couple were married in February.
.1901. and (insertion took place in May
of the seam your.
Molina. Mulligan. of lionbury, was
mated a divorce from llirtlney W.
Medium for (insertion. Mrs. Mulligan
field liar husband was intoxicated most
the time and when he was sober he
defused to support her. in 11101 Madi-
, deserted her and the the last she
. M In living in East liartiaud.
. III. Desertion was also the around
.1111 the we of Freda A. Lloyd. of
.iflfileuart. against Harry iJoyd. 11
.‘lllhmililed that word left his home
.111 mh.1m. The ontiple were mur-
‘rlod in Decanter. 1904.
2...... .HOT‘L ARRIVAL;
Maritime-«(1. Webb Shillinaford.
. eat "11;.an mediums! York:
.1 .: ’mthoaireal; 3. Elton. James
demote Ont: W. .1. .Oke.
We, a e: .Ohariu l... Soap
11,. .; .1". 0. Patrizio. Bridge-
H rlbutt. Wilton; ll. Mattie
fl . m: .aroenstein.aridaeport;
ennui-om” York: 11.. 11. 11am-
‘ . ”strait, alien: o. J. Fitch. 1.11.
silt” P. J. Watson. New York;
, tau. Newark: 11. (l. Glover.
to N“ '0?!” Willi“! Kerr, E. 1’:
h" ,
min.
. 3r rt; F. Madden. M. 11. police took Middil into custody. Up~
t. Namath: Charles Reinhold. on him «are found the coins. lie was
m. .1. Arbeemonn Danbury; brought back hero from Bristol to
j .1. sum. Boston; A. 11‘. fikiuuer. have a hearing.
( . “hate”. Y.; F. D. '1‘ man, NOW
“ or i that emits. Pedro, lil.: Mrs. AN INTHUOlAsT.
vs.
.' . and party. Norwslk; WV is.
.311. W. idem“, H. 8. or»
1. Mill Ho 1, New Yul-lip
: g. lotto. oily; . w. atudwell.
‘ 11.. oZee. Baltimore.
Ewas tinted for her vocal acromplisb E
Removed to London.
After the Frsuco~Prussian war silo
removed to 14111001) and her home 011'
‘(Yardogan street soon became one of
.‘ the centers of fashionable and urllsllc'
society.
Was a Beautiful Woman.
Mrs. ltonnlds was a great beauty and
merits. She had a charm of manner
that made friends everywhere and this
charm of person and style she retained
almost to the day of her death. Shi-
and the honor of a clone friendship
as with King Edward anti (luv-cu Alt-x-
andria.
80 attached was she to the ctnirt,
that when King Edward died. she could
no lonxor remain in [nation and she
decided to take up her home in l’nru
in. Her lfcnlih hogan to fail and the
cod conic quickly.
Mrs. lionulds waif not a frequent vis-
itor 16 this country. She was in New
York about two years 111m. and it was
her first visit ill twenty years. “or or-
qualntance in this city was among the
older residents most of whom have
liitRHt'd away. the is survivcd‘by flirt-u
children who reside in this country.
Mrs. Phonic lilirliic. l’iot't'v inrillurd
llonalds and Reginald Ronalds.
11111511 rm on
wax 111:1: can:
1 11am this:
Accused of Bobbing Fellow Coun- '
iryman, Middle Fails Accus-
er and is Arrested
'f'EllRYi'liddd, .iunc 1.4hiohniuuuul
.‘iiiddl. n ’l‘urk. was arrested by n ’l‘cr-
ryville constable. of l’uquabuek today.
on 1b:- chargc of stealing about 8200
from Mistopbo Villa, a follow country '
man, who recently sold out a business
ill Providence and had come here to
collect bad debts among residents of
the. Turkish settlement. Most of the
Turks heroaboutk are cmpltiycn on the
railroad tunnel work.
Billed Money Bolt.
i’llfo look rmune la a boarding
hound when» Middil also roonugd. The
charge Is that the latter got off Vii-
fo's money boll while he was asleep
and took nineteen English sovereigns.
eight French, 20 20 fraaoa places, one
Turkish gold coin. worth about to and
816 in United Biases currency atul‘
someother mam-y. The merchant .11.»
covered his look this morning and ban.
tod up Middli. finding blin at i'eipur
buck.
Int 1m Mouser.
When install with than Middii not to
and licked Vllfo. The latter went for
the pol co and when he found the of-
ficera., iddll claimed that Vlifo had
stolen the money from him. The po-
lice officers were lookin for a woman
who had done dressmaking in Thom-
sottvillo. and far whom they held a
trawler her arrest on the charge
of stealing valuable artistes. so the
trouble between the the Turks was
not given moo]: attention.
”found the coins.
Viifo found out that n Terryvillc
conaiahlo could he reached and he got
in oommonioatiou with one and upon
the request of the latter the Bristol
"1 suppose you are going to do some
aerosols: this summer."
"1 am. replied Mr. Bros-iota. in: go-
in; to visit every roof gsrdeuihut i
run across in my vacation route.“
I ‘ 3. Mill: 5011mm Cit-seaport. .
Washington Star.
‘lllucthuiltltyialigpal (limitless
Court Vent: flaws to Close
. ~m§0aees‘ Heady
With the court year drawing to a .
close there will be much activity in
legal trilmnale next week. four courts
are due to sit in this city on Tuesday
while the supreme court will colon in
at New Haven on Tuesday for this dis-
trict and will take up some lnpor»
taut irairfiold county cases.
Knights of Columbus Case.
The most important cusu to clone
before the highest court in the state
ie that which involveii the use of those
tivo funds amounting to over $000,000
which are held by the oiiiclals of the
Knights of Columbus. Counsel. on
both sides have been working night
and day to not the record ready for
the supreme court. The record has
not yet been printed but the lawyers
hope to have it in type in little for as-
signment for argument when the court
opens next Tuesday in New Haven.
Former Secretary of State .10in .l. Pile
ion has been working hard to get ow
orytbiug ready. so that the case would
not have to go over to the October
term.
Hall Divorce Cue.
There will be 1W0 sides of the civil
superior court in session for another
week Judge Ralph Wheeler will re-
sume the hearing in the Hall divorce
cane on Tuesday. while Judge Howard
.1. Curtis will in. ready in the regular .
term of court to tulle up one of the
following cases which have been all
signed for Tuesday: Samuel '1‘. Rogers
trustee. against John (1. Altar. and an
other. exccttiors. and the Congregation
of the Holy Ghost and the lmaculeio
Heart of Mary. incorporated. against
the town of Norwalk.
Other cases assigned in this court
for the week are :Wctint-stlay. .lntnt-a
.l. Stanton vs. the 'l‘ruvclcrs insurance
(10.. and Edwin lit—era. miminislrator.
«against Gould lloyt. administrator.
'l‘harnduy, 1'3. 1.. (‘lcvolnbd (‘0. vs.
Gt'lil‘iu! lC. Wluiou. thc liridkcport
‘ostalv of Bahrain 11.
i and (‘uroliue
Hospital alumni from probate on the
Lam-y “8110014.
(1. ltoddiucion against
the city of Bridgeport.
The civil ('tiililllflll plcaa court
iw in evasion with Judge John 11
absence of Judith Howard 11, Scott.
who has not yet rcrovcrml from his
avvvrc illness. The following churn
are clown for ’l‘ucutlayt i'm Mortimer
(7.0. vs. Seymour is. Plumb and another.
'f‘homnk Locke and another nuainst
will
, 1 Frederick t‘, Sanford. floorin- 1". lion.
' with the lnlv Queen Victoria. as well;
niup \‘s. l‘cuifnl (‘arrinuo 1: Wagon
Shop. Thomas .1. Slirt'ltinn \‘n. fluorite
A. 'l'ui‘l‘t‘.‘ and Frank iiiiitimli \a ('tir
nelius Ryan,
Criminal Common Plus.
The criminal common pleas court
is him due for Tuesday with .iitliifi‘
James F. Walsh to [maiden Thu fol:
lowing have been chosen to art on the
jury: liorr it. Whitney and Janice 1’,
f'iovitt, firidneport; Frank 1’. Brush
and liaiiford ll. Fulrchild. ilnulmry;
William litindaic and Samuel Grunts
tnan. Dorian. lleury M. Hitchcock anti
Stephen W. .lcssup. timotiwit-h; .lore
mirth 11. Lyons and Stank-y ii. Ogden.
New Canaan; Edwin ’1‘. llouk and Fred
ltciner. Newton-n; (incur \‘i'. linymoud
and 'i‘infllllflJ‘Oilililifl. Nornnlit; flour)’
.\1. Ayers and Elbert Jonas, Stamford:
(Mu-go. .1. Banks. and William .1, Wood.
West port ,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-m-
A Number of Preperty Changes Re
corded in Town Clerk's Office.
The following list of real csinlv
shim. has but: film] in iiii' town clerk's
office:
(’harics M, ixiwrt'ucc to .inmv's l“.
Manning. land and buildings in Ely
nvumlo. War.
(‘larcnrc Hawkins to Edward
"rowan. building lot in t-‘waslde place.
War.
Siuwnrl billion to Margaret liup~
born. of New York. it acres and build
inks iu Broad River. War.
Katie 1“, Morehouao to Frank W.
Perry, lirfiporly of ii acres and build 1
inns in Want Norwalk. War.
(‘urn ii. l‘bllcox. of Dorian. to Annie
f‘nrt'ubc. properly' at Harbor View
llunch, in Neptune ntruol. War.
(‘lara a. liyxbeo u. Aiicu 1.. Noah. '
properly in Seymour avenue. War.
illmlly A. Lyrics to Patrick Haulou. L
in ‘
land in tiborry utrcut. and
Smith oircot. War.
land
(thorium 113. Granary lo Alonzo But: .
fury, of New Cannon, 1 acres of womb v
land. War. .
William 1‘. and 'i‘homau 1. Raymond
to Editor '1‘. llatca, property at corner
of Falrfielti avenue and Connecticut
avenue. W‘r.
lillbort F. lockwood. of Greenwich.
to Abram llull, land and buildings. in
flait'Norwalk. War. .
Eugene J. Van bless to Michael Blow
kowioh and wife. land and buildings.
on fibrin Hill. War.
Norwei Securities Corporation to
Kouoisutyn Roxavv‘aka. property in Don
via street. War.
Frank 11. Merritt to Koultautyne
Roanoke. two building lots. in Davis
street. War. , . .
William 10. Daniel: and Jacob 11.
Raymond in Ohurlee it. Tattle and
wife. land on Rockies reed. War.
wtatay a. Wood on have: a. Wood
to Frederic Taylor. of New York. ll
acres in Keyoer'oti'cet. War. ‘
Joseph w. Home and Wife to Julia
11. (Julia. property mi nimwood ave-
nue. War. ,
Mary P. (landfills to Morris Epstein
and Robert Joeslovaky. land in Baton
flour-t. War.
Herman Quittner to Michael Hose.
due and wife. had in llexlnntoh ave
lll‘le. War. *
Let the woman who haste do her
Just because she nestle it or can‘t give
it.liernelf. but for the rest. An hour
311: the ruaulcuro's chair is. an hour of
relaxation she probably wouldn't get.
'if she did not make the appointment.
it seems to bathe broad-shouldered.
athletic-looking girl who wears a luau.-
nlsb ring on her little finger, and while
you may guess it in’wurn by request of.
stone admiring friend of the opposite
sex. nine ethics out of ion it will be the
girl‘s own [liti’ttiitiilti~~'W(11‘li because she
has discovered that u long, tint item
worn on this outside iiuigor has the ef~
I fort of llllikillg ”11' hand seem iiar~
i'OWf'l‘.
'l‘be whiio and light-colored blanket
coats, also the new steaamr rug
coats that have just come out. are
ideal for nunilttcr use because the
frocks one is iuosl likely to be caught
out in the early evening with have ah»
aolulely no warmth. and if one has a
coat of this description along. she
comes home by boat or motor or car-
rlaite in comfort.
about rose water to the face, and one
who fallen pains with her face will
have n. boitic of it at band. with piou-
ty of snow-white absorbent cotton. and
pat the face with it after is regular
cream-aud~1nussago treatment.
One woman who il‘rcssun both sou-
sibly and attractively tells me that she.
never wears silk petticonts in pleas
ones or title noiunooh or muslin protlt
ly trimmed. fin rainy day she lions a
dark silk one. She believes the with
coat that is worn \vvvh in and “Mimi
out \vitimnt ill'iilu laundered is air
cleanly. and so it sccins when one
stops to think about it.
A local house is showing a few dross
patterns in the sheer ”pineapple tis-
sue" in the l’aisciy figures in mono
are almost charactcrleaa in themselves
but which are transformed into fabrics
of grunt beauty by placing. beuottth
than: soft .lalmnicn silk liniuuu under a
tan figure. an uprtmt lllllil‘l‘ a soft gray
and so on. This sill. iinini: iar‘ouly 2:”.
cents a yard and thrccouurtors of a
yard wide,
The siuitiiirr pillows whose covers
can be lnumlrrcd uic tho lwsi. fur
soiled curt-rs on hot. liuiguy days are
lit'if‘fiilliliv to both sight and touch.
own housework. or who do it, invest. a} _ 7. :
lift is "funny in a weekly niaiilctit'ewnot-=' ‘
There is smoothing very soothing‘
um weather but always dainty \vhitc‘
tone coioriugs on a white ground that.
st:
9!
‘ .f _ v
i .. .
. I; t . I
l“ I
.V .
v‘ f . ’
by Lydia aromas
Vegetable Compound
it Duck. Mints-"About a year
ago I wrote you that Inns nick and
.. « could not do any of
my casework. My
ale use was called
lletroilcxion. When
I \i’tillid sit down I
I felt. as if 1 could not
at up. I took
.rydia l-.. l’iuklinm's
i cgctablc (tom-
pouud and did just
.1: as you told me and
howl am perfectly
' '. cured. and have n
-’ '1' - 1- 11113 baby ho '.’ ~—
Mra. ANNA Axonusox. llox 10, lack
Duck. Minn. .
Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to u surpi.
cal operation, which only mean death.
until slw has given Lydia E. l’iukhuin‘s
Vt'itcinblu Compound. made cxriuslve.
1y from roots and herbs. 9. fair trial.
This famous medicine for \Vtiliif‘li
has for thirty years proved to be. the
most valuable ionic and invigoratorof
the female organism. Womcu maid.
but in almost. every city and town in
the l'uitctl Status bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
ll. l‘iukhatu‘s Vegetable t‘ompound.
it cures fctunle ills. and crt-utcsrutli-
ant. buoyant female health. it you
are ill. for your own sake as well as
those you lore. give it a trial.
Mrs. Pinkimm, at Lynn. Mam.
invites all sick wmnen to write
but forutlvlce. "or advice is free,
and always helpful.
‘ PllPilllR lllllSiilillii
. D
i HEN GREET PLAYERS.
'l‘ichnis ill’I’ willing rapidly for the
inn prrfoi'niancos in be given at the
so watt-m o. Rooklfelloi- elm En-
tire Kennel to Employee. ‘
Eight years [of listening to the "hill-
sic of the bounds" has got. on the
, nerves of William G. Rockefeller. aoh
. of William ltockofeller, whose estate is
i one of the finest in (lt'cnwich. A few
{days ago he called his kennel muster.
.loo Lewis, over to his library and told
hitn,hc cottid iutvo every beagle, fox-
. bound and toy dog he owned it he
iwould take them away. Lewis. who
i had just bought the Abram li‘llch farm
‘ at South Norwalh, accepted the propo~
inition instantly. \
. The «logs, about “fly in number,
;liavc burn ribbtm winners for years,
t'i‘lu-y haw lived in iiit' finest of (pinu-
.tvi's Just behind the farliicr's house.
lwliirh stands directly across the road
from iiil' Rockefeller 110nm. and the
trophies they have won require almost
. as much room an tiltl dogs themselves.
l'l‘bclr owner has been as proud of
them as lie was of the race horses and
the door which preceded them as pets.
. but ilwir buying at last gill to be more
? than in: could stand. 80 he gave them
to Lewis. The dogs are so valuable
that» the kennel tnnslcr has been on-
dowed for life by the gift.
Aliuiiwr thing that probably had
weight with Mr. Rockofcllcr in decid-
ing to rinse ills kennels is the fact
that l’crcivnl ii. Rockefeller. his broth.
cr. illi‘l just completed a $250,000 sunt-
i
the line is complete.
”4435 WASHINGTON
REFRIGERA
asrntosuaroas
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
Refrigerators
We have them all the way down the line from the largest and
best to the smallest and least expensive. Look them over now while
W , . ’1 .
WW" va‘i‘: v! tint . ‘ t. ‘
bottom. .1qu a. .9...
. ‘ f 5.5,. L . WW
a; K . v..m:a"ta thumb. . sun-iv. u..1’ ‘ Mao-“l W ‘ . .‘ . ., -‘ W
. . Does nor on NERVES. rue:- home that stand; as (1105010 the
kennels as his own house doee. There
are neighbors too within earshot who
fully have had opinions on the subject.
. With the closing. of the keduelalur.
Rockefeller is expected remake muo-
moblles his hobby. He has linilbonc
of the most costly garages in Cannon
ticut. and it has been reported that
the italf~tiozeti machines he now owns
> will soon be only a part of his “sta-
ble.” ,
a!
‘ seventeen tensile.
Below is a. list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post ofll~
use for the current, week.
Norwalk.
’f'hos. llowics (5 Water St.)
Mrs. Dark Cloud.
1015111111 li‘crruggunn tflli Water St.)
Agnes ll‘itznn'icr.
i-leury Hopper.
James Kelly.
Wm. .l. McCioskcy.
A. Rosenberg tliluc Mi. Farm).
Alice. Esther Smith (Bridge St.)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'l‘uttie. .
Miss lrcnu Wallace.
13. S. KEl'i‘li, P. M.
The red bone buttons on pougco
mats art- the result of the tilinnteclre
crane. and are rather attractive as
worn by 3'1“ng girls.
. . .....,. «aw...
was
s
The A. .l. Angevine 81 Son Co.
STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
And if they can br luuud‘irpd launder: l-Zlinzlu-th Mead school on Saturday.
”Will.
The Mid liliiili'ililii‘rl’d illicit l‘tiiiiil‘
and for in hand tic is Worn hill. the
thin silk blouse if more humming that:
the low collar. \i‘mucu are now wear-
ing the violin-a stt suiiwl to their in-
dividual stylr- not all of them yet. but
more and more of them Mcry day.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following rcai estate transfers
have been recog'dpd in the Town
t‘lcrk's office for‘iilc past week:
Frances A. iilil‘ti. to William .‘ilrhla
him, building in! on 80) 11mm lli‘t‘lillti.
\i‘nr.
William H \\'hl-t‘lvr. to lmuivi 11.
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to Effect November 8. 1909.
IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. lil.--~12:58x. (1:08;. Mix; 0:08.
0:02. 7:20. 7:40. 8:18x, 8:511. 0:101.
9:37, 101201;. 10:02:. 11:29.
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10:20.
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NEW YORK T0 OOUTH NORWALK.
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8:53;, 9:101. 10:02:. 10:06. 11:003.
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3:821. 3:05. 4.112. 6:02. 6:21“. 0:27.
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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN. .
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11:11. 10:28:. 11:13:.
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