Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 24, 1911 · page 9

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the scalp cleaii" mid healthy.
of the hair, not in the least. .

 

 

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n... liadiea' Aid society of in. Moth-l
odist Church will hold a bllaineaa meet-
lncv at the parsonage tomorrow. at 3

o'clock.

 

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City Clerk .Ioaeph Rrovost. of Siam-
fold. in at his office again. after an en-'
forced absence. due to illness." Mr.
Prmvoat was a very sick man for a
time.

 

~--iiarvest supper and social at M. E.
(lllupcl, Friday night. 25c

 

A launch owned by Captain Travis
waa swamped by the heavy sea at
Belle Inland. Sunday. and it will be
nelvel-laary to install or repair consid-
erahle of the machinery.

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DARIEN
AND
N oaoroa

' ’l‘be eclectmcn held a meeting yea—
telduy motning. at which time they
considered matters of routine buni-
,ness. '

 
 

 

 

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Constable llani’ord Smith and liar-
oid Rates, of this place. spent yester-
day afternoon in South Norwnik on a
combined business and pieaaure trip.

 

 

M r.
Wu 5'

and Mrs. James K.
and their daughter,
have left for a protracted villil with
friends in llostou, from their home at
Norolon Ileiizhta.

Selectman Rance i’ooley, \vho ve-
centb has the misfortune to sustain a
col-pie of broken ribs, Is reported to
be improved to such an extent that he
is up and about. His friends wiah him
a speedy and complete recovery.

Mira Emma Ilatlinit has returned to
Ilnrien after apendinar nine weeks with
friends and relatives: in Philadelphia
and piacoa in New
line in making: her llOlllP with Mr.
Mrs. Maurice. Mills. of this place.

Jersey.
and

The lv‘iremcn'a Stock (‘ompany met

last night. for a rehearsal of the pi:l,\'.'

’i‘lle (lutlapercha (lit-I, the first or a
series to be given this winter at the
fire—house. This play Is to be produc
ed in about a Week.

(’cnctabic ilani‘ord Smith. of llarien.
served papers in u (Manual-tea notice on
Frank Zofano at the instigation of
James Boaco, of linlvleu, the name
warning Mr. Zoflmo to vacate
premiaoa on West Side avenue. It ltl
not anticipated that there will be any
content.

 

The Eagle. Hook. Ladder and lloae
lolnpnny held a tncting. lailt evening.
at which time they considered lhc hone
mutter. Al the recent annual meeting
of the town it was voted to appropriate
audit-lent funds: to (vovmv tilt- expcncc of
pulvlvllnaluu 1,600 foot of bone for the
town. It was upon the selection of thin
material that the luctinlt deliberated.
laut eyeulng.

 

Mr, and Mrs. Richard Shelton, Jr.
the recently married couple of Nora
ion licinhta. returned Saturday. after
apeulliuu a ten daya' honeymoon in
Maine.- They Went by way of llonton.
They were married October ll. at tile
Presbyterian Chunh in Noroton, and
loll immedi:lltey after tile ce-rxvcuy
for lioaion. The couple will live Ill
Noroion iiclalltc. Mr. Shelton in em
pioyed as secretary by lillI father. who
la a contractor in Ntlli'DlOll.

 

Marion buebaii fane are disgusted

with thet weather and the champion,

alllp neleen, reflecting the opinion of

many others. The delay In playing the‘

game brought about by the peraever-
unto of Jupiter Pillvlua ban danced the
a(- uto ntagcli oflntouy and has placed
the series on the shelf of Indifference.

Hunting
Supplies

. Gena. Antonialfinnfl‘rspa. not.

 

 

 

 

Ayer’s Hair Vigor is for men. too. A

is refreshing. cooling; and it keeps

 

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,lcaat a portion thereof on atreta seen

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a splendid hair-dresalng. It

It never changes the color
ASk our doctor. '10. ArcrOov .v

Them too. the attitude of the national
commlalon in filling the players for
technicailtlan and the wrappy dismal
done of the teams is anything but. new
dueive to Interest In the proceedings.

 

Six to eight inches of mud in the cen-
ter of the city In can or the result- of
the recent, rains. Not only lathe torn-
pflte or that portion of the highway
which Commissioner McDonald Is aup
posed to take care of but the town
roads are in wretched condition.
Thinking townspeople are wondering
what has become of the 610,000 appm
printed for roads. it would appear as
tirellgh this amount would be sufficient
to enable the town fathers to spend at

and traversed by otrsngcra who hap-
pen to step within the gates of the old
town. 'It Is they who carry away the
imvpresaion gained and spread the
fame of the town about the surround-
ing country. Truly If something In not
done—and that quickiy—«Darlen will
become infamous instead of famous
throughout. the state. for the character
of'hcr highways,

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KANIA crryln oivlc- LAN.

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Merchants, Doctors. Lawyer-a and
Others Mast Mayor Weekly.

if you should call on Mayor Brown

of Kansas City, on any Monday lift-
ernoon, you wonld see him holding
what he calls his ‘Mayor's cabinet“—
a heart-to-hesrt (tension with" a rep
recentativo group of merchants. doc-
tors, lawyers, engineers and journal-
ists about the affairs of the commun-
ity. ‘“ . '
Here In a precedent «which helps to
divorce politics from the bunlneas of
running a city. it happens because
a cieardleaded and practical man is
in the Mayor's chair. When Mr.
Brown unnamed his office he stud:

l doti't think that any man is able
to run a city as it should be tvun if
he lnullt depend solely upon the ad-
vice. counsel and assistance of party
leaders and politically elected ofli
claiil. 1 know that I am not wine
enough to do this. i need help.

So he asked a group of private citi-
zens to meet with him and the heads
of the various city departments once
a week. and to talk over the city's
bunluess frankly and Informaily.

The hard house of the local mer
chants is projected Into the oneation
of appropriations. The seasoned er
patience of leading doctors is used to
protect the health of the. community.
The beat minds at the city’s her help
to aai‘egunrli the taxpayer, and so
on. In short, a large and varied
talent in crystallized for the general

 

E" Broad River

Mr. and Mrs Barteii (iaudrup and
family entertained friends from Port-
Chester. over unday.

 

 

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The rainfall of lbe past six days

amounted to 6.84 inches. according to;

Observer (‘omstock‘a rain gauge.

 

 

iertnined
ea idly and May Iloherty.
naan, Sunday.

of New (‘n-

 

 

An addition is being placed on the

building at The Holy f‘hoat Fathern;

vretroat. i‘.‘i(~ctlicitv has been inat:<llii
ed iii the building.

An auction pale is being held on
William I‘ llurlmm‘a lililt e In i“.liiow
street. thia aftelnoon
System all bookkeeper. and
really transferred to ilonton

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SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.

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October 27.

' good. The

WIAL‘I‘H IN sAViNGI EANKS.
Has Grown In 90 Ynaday from 12 Cents
to 0V"! 46 Per Capita.

There are about one'tenth all many
savings bank deposita as there are
persons rolldent in this country. ThlB'i
does not mean that one person in tea
has 8 ceilings bank account. because
some persons probably halve (level-a1

accounts. t

If the total amount in , savings
bank. had been annuity distributed
«and: the population of the country
any: the independent, the amount to
so to each person would have been in

Ilillllll viIIE Bill
Hill iIIiIIIiEiIIfllI.

"mum. Gar. WW6 and
Swotemiilalllab call Your ..
alumina Will Feel
‘ Fina

if your mental don‘t fit comfortably.
or you feel bloated after eating, and

 

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"roll lien Patric“

Old Polka Should Be Careful In Their
Selection of Rauniativa Medicine.
We have a safe, dependable and

altogether ideal remedy that in par-
ticularly adapted to the requirements
of aged people and persona of weak
constitutions who suffer from constipa
tion or other bowel disorders. We are
so certain that it will relieve these
comliiaintn and give absolute Batista"-
lion in every particular that we offer
it with our personal guarantee that it
shall coat the user nothing if It falls
to substantiate our elation. This (rem-
edy is called Rexall Orderiies.

Rexall Orderiiea are eaten just like
candy, arevparticuiarly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time. day or nightrdo not cause

 

 

1820. ..... .. ........ ......30.12
you believe It In the food which lllla 1830 _______ .. .... .64
you; if what little you eat has like a 1846i......... ...... . ..... ..... .32
“"“p ””3““ °" ’°“’ “mm“: "mm 1850 .............. 1.37
in difficulty- ill breathing after eating, 1860 . ..... . ‘‘‘‘‘ ”5
"mm“ 9' “u" “"dl‘m ‘°°d' is7o 1426
and acid. heartburn. brash or a belch-i1880 '''''''''''' ...lli. 33
lag of gas. you can maids up your:1mm ‘ .. ' . ”24 35:

mind that you need aomething to stop 1900 '
food fermentation and cure lndigea- I910 .......... “'05!
tion , The Individual deposits In the Pa-i

T° make we“ bite of "’0" y“ m‘ clflc states are larger than In New
aid in the nourishment and atrengthi England or the eastern states but

......

iflCh of poisons, exceaaive acid and capita the opposite In the case. in
stomach “3' Which noun ’0‘" entire. IMumhmlta and Connecticut the
meal—Interfere: with digestion and “mum”, caplta amount of depos~
causes so many autieret'a of Dyapep- all in “Wild ‘3 50 and In none of the
sin. Sick Headache. Biliousneas. Con- New England “at“ do“ it. fall be
atlpation. (lrlpinlx. etc. Your cam is low 8100.

-no differentwyou are a stomach nut-v
"3"" though 9'0“ may call ll by 3°me'atalee tarnish over three fourths of

0th" “3'“ 3'0“" real ““9 only, the total deposits of the aaving’S'
trouble in that which you eat does not .7,ka 0' this country The magnlv

 

cabinet. _hna nothing to
do with lenieiatiug; its function In to

Liuicct, practical methods into the city

’ administration
The Kantian (‘ity (experiment marks
a radical departure from the

which han created more inefficiency l “‘9

ntid graft in our civir affairs than
anything ciao. Kantian t‘llv in show-
vim; the way She is making public
Ybuaineua really pubii‘c.v-~v.’iiuueey'a Mn-
; aniline.

 

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olscoveaao FOUR am.

a

Tour of the Wood: Near Not-walk.

“bile Ill the woods yestetday Wii
vbur Smith had an experience that
many a one would hate enjoyed.

~Appronthiua a ltnoli covered with
vwhitc birch, a line doc (leer came up
,tbe hill flout the other aide and atop-

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' poll on the, brink of the hill to look at.

, the intruder.
'MP‘rt't‘llliR

\lr iiurbnln Ia watched each other for a couple of ”l“
employed with the Se-liaillpt Oyster momenta. then the white tail twtlchotli Hart ut‘l be on the field every day l

and in a moment more went lltliilllllIlK
tinny through the woods, uppntenllr
lnot much [I'lflIlIPllOIlv

Not ten minutes later. coming from
‘llle anode to the edge of it little clear-

.lfialt flat Mrs Pankhurat to Speak in Bridgeport lllit there “till three more (feet Sillllll-

villa in the edge of the trees The\
were a title old illicit and two (Ioell, the

I.aoura.

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lllfty cents at any Pharmacy here. and lean than 15

ayatoml‘uu convince any stomach “Quereriownera find it possible to ,m.

iStomacb la canning the miller)

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 0. Kellogg en- Gam. Warden wtlbur F. Smith Makut meat you decide to begin Its use.
Mina Mary Travis and Mills-v

digest, but

”Milli“! “1" becomes more apparent when we me-
beaithy condition alizc that in half of the states of this

A case of Pape‘s Diapepain will coat country the pet caplta deposits are
It may be that farm
eat all of
“Will“ 5"“? “III“! II single their surplus in Improvements upon
I10" that FEVI‘WNWM Mil 30‘" their property. while the wages class
0‘ I“ in the eastern states place their sur-

disclaim“ ipius in savings banks.
No hunter if you call your troublei

.(‘atarrab of the Stomach \‘crvouauoaa'; KILLED GATHERING WOOD.

or (Inntritls. or by any other namewi NEW LONDON, Oct. 2I.~~~Whtie
ainaya remember that a certain cure gathering wood on long Rock last
.la waiting at any drug store the mo night Mrs. \lnry Moraity . 60 years old
of the east aide, was struck and til-
i l’npe'a Diapepain will regulate any moat instantly killed by a train on
.ont-ofordcr Stomach uithiu five min the Central Velmont railroad. She
(lien. and (lineal promptly, without any; leaves a husband and nix children

llama or dialoml‘ort all of any kind of
1 food you eat h d
PRACTICE. .C on
i'iti.\t‘t~"i‘tl\', N. 1., Oct 2i. «Al
Week of bold tlillning la promised for ‘
’iiiter football squad. (‘aptain' anges
l’vrinlttm touches urc (lowncuat as
va.reauit of lhe acorciella tie name Stand for highest quality of ma-
played with the \((v_\ on Satllrday.,
goal in a sense the) are rciIeVed forv
.tbe game allowed up the avail spots 8
in the team

tonaldelabie attention will be glv.
to kicking preparatory to the

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ham HAVE HARD WEEK or

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In his tratita the lav-0

ppearancc, durability. fuel

saver

 

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Th" 0"” l‘" ‘1‘” “MW” convention . huch {with a fine head of IlOI'llil and his name WIIII Hui! Grill! It"! Saturday

of the (‘lmueclilvul Suffrage Aaaocia-
lion announces the meeting in liridge-
port.

lobe:- 'J7lh, and continuing on tile
Ififith. The eveninlr meeting In to be
address-led by Mlle Emmeline I'ank-
llurat, leader of the English suffra-
gem-a and thp'ilou John H Light, at-

tUrlH’y KI'IH’Ial 0' ill? Mlle, W"! Dr. will “3‘ ”y" the “our “8 long “a ”uql
do not lllt' lease to the point of datum; ,

. valuable outlet to‘
public and ('Vt‘l‘ylitltl)‘ who in Ill eymv‘ the state. in the amount of pieauurci

they afford to the people who chancet

aide and Introduce Mrs. I’anlthorat.
The meetings are all Open to tin-

puthy wll'h' Votes fora women" In urn
ed to go to gain new inaplratlon and
those tint Intereated, hilt \vlth open

minds. are urged to give the apeakura'
their case beforel

a chance to put
them.

The campaign through
County in Annual (inlitlllf‘lfldllly the
(date organizer. Mina Emily Plcl'lmll.

and her helpers, who rode many miles‘

in an automobile and spoke aiwaya
once. llotnetimea twice a day, coat all:
,tbouuand dollars. Several of the

| State Icauuerll have given a thouaund I “IWI‘IM train to convoy the niembelll,

dollaru lo thi- Bta‘te Suffrage Aanoola-
lion this year and are pledging tbcui~
neivcn to do the name next car.
,men an a rule havo‘not i o control

of very much money; When they nn-'
(irrtuko the burden of raising nuch'

amounta, they mind be deeply in corn
,th ho (not to lltvbitiuepol'
and Saturday and hell: about it.

WRIGHT-«LAGEY.

Miu Anna l7 Many. of Engiewood.
N. .l.. and Thomas P Wright of South
lNo rwaik were mined in marriage on
vfieptember all by Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman. at the Trinity Eluncopai par-
sonage. The nuptiahl were attended
ihy a few of the friends of the con-
tractlng parties.

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-For any pain. mill. top 60 too.
from any «are. apply 'Dr. Thomu'
lainctrlc Oil. Pain can't stay when
it In snail. '

eacwma PAINB.

Narcr Ignore “growing pains." Many
people mat to think lh‘ey are perfect-
,ly natural, and. in fact. that they are
a necennary part of growth. A. a
matter of fact. they are aometimna an
indication of a ‘atrong tendency to
rhoulaatlam. and a child who colu-
plallta of them abouid wear wool next
the Illinwaiwayn, though lighter, of
charlie, in summer than in winter.

 

 

m. and be properly treated by a doctoral:

beginning at 1:30 o'clock in the:
bail room of the Strattieltl Iiolcl, (lc-‘

itiicbfiold ’

Wei

head up In the air looking for danger,
ithe does .rnuueli behind him.

i'oaslbiy a mmuout they stood and
looked. And then the deer went bound-
lug awn), "liatta" lip. and melted into
the y'elioue and reds and browns of
:thc autumn aooda. ‘

No one who hue (ome across one
of these alabta ill the, woods bill ubat

‘inx property. are a

to ace lIlt-nl

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR TEACHERS.
iWIII Leave South Norwalk Nut Fri-
‘ day at 8:37.
For the convenience of the membern
the Slate 'l‘eachera' Association
which holds its annual convention of
New lluven. Friday of thin Week. the
,Now olet. New Haven and Hartford
, Railroad ( ompany baa arranged for a

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.lo the Elm City
i The acheduio arranged in an
, lows:

Leave Stamford. 8: l8; Ilarion. 8:26;
i llownyton. 8:32; Smith Norwallt. 6:37;
Wealport, ii: 44; Sonthpori. ti: M; Fair-
ificld. 8thll; Bridgeport. 9:10; Strat-

fol»

Frldwiford 0:10; arriving at New Ilavon all

9:40!

The special ratea will all apply on
thin occuaion.

it ill expected that there will be a
large reprenentation from The Nor~
waika. probably 100 attending.

The convention. thin year. pill be
honored by the presence of l’hllander
P. Claxton, of Washington. I). 0.. re-
cently appointed United Staten Com-
minaioucr of Education. who will do-
Iivor an address on the lubiuct. De.
:mocracy in Education."

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Take Your Common Golda Curiously

Common colds, aware and frequent.
my the foundation of chronic aimed
conditions of the acne and throat. and
may acyclop into bronchitic. . penu-
moaia, and consumption. For all
counts and colds in children and in
grown persona. take Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound promptly.—-TM

 

 

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NGUOI FURNIIHII
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INC.
i REAL as‘rare amauaanc: ;°°""“ W5“- *"D "‘9" '7'-
i mean ; nonwaut. com.

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5 Railroad Av... 00. Norwalk

Also Steaulahip Agents for. Old
lionliuiun Line. (.‘lydc Line. 8a~
vununb Line and Mallory Line.
to all points South.

Norwalk Branch Off on of
The Evening Sentinel

The (refined $3.59
WELLER

Safety Razor
for 500

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The liééd a Volk
Electiical Co.

The Only Fully “nipped
atacrchl. anon
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLII.

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Phone 806—40 south Mata aim; for your-alt.
loath Norwalh. Manic Hall alooi w. liWigmore & CO.
_. .. Damon

TILIPHONI cant no a Noun mm at. In. mm

IIIIRIIIN HlIIISE

(Gregory Boulevard)
a A a 'r N o a w A l. K

Shore Dinners anti All Kinds of
Sea Food (locked to Order

.lIIiIIi. Ii’.iIlIIIIII PIiili‘.
Does Your Roof Leak?
anflentul'y Compound

Irons ALI. Luann
ma (tattoo 4|. a canon

 

 

 

 

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See On: Big Stock
....or

CYLINDER ‘
STOVES

And make your selection before
cold math» comes. ‘All nine-
and prices.

Horace R." Nash
a. unwise

 

 

 

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0' your ”0‘”- you “w" "‘1 your am”; when we consider the average perlovercoming weakness. and aiding to:

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vv'Qulttnelr & Cauty. Props.

New England and the six eastern!

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quickly ferment: and. fade of these, deposits in theae stale: v

teriai. excellence in baking good.

vOall at'tiur atom and axamlaa than u;

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diarrhoea. nausea. griping. excessive
iooaeneaa or other undesirable effects.

 

. 31.783 They have a very mild but pollitivci“nd will continue today.

action upon the organs with whlv {

they come in c,ontact apparently act-
ing an a regulatitc tattle upon the re-
laxed muscular:- coat of the bowel. time i

realore the oweia to more vigorous and
healthy activi.ty Three sizes. 107:, 26t
and 50c. Bold only at our store—~The
Renll Store The Clifford Pharmacy.

 

SHOT RABBITS FOR DINNER.

John Coat. of at Steuben Street Pay:
65 Fine.

HRIDGEPORT, Oct. 24 ~Because
he thought it would be good fun to
shoot the lame rabbits in his back
nod for the rabbit potple for Sunday I
dinner. instead of having them kill
ed in the usual way, John Costa, of 81 i
Steuben street was. found guilty of;
dinchalging firearms within the cityi
.lilnita. this morning. in the City courtl
.and fined 35 by Judge Carl Foster. l

(Slain purchased four rabbits and?
shot them Saturday afternoon.
.whlch he was: arrested He pleaded
guilty to the charge it: court. ,

ilotel Mahackemo

.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

 

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,aeawce AND coleme or re one?

ERATES 62 PER DAY AND UPWARD

i SUNDAY nluusas 75c

iBaaquets a Specialty?

TEL. CALL 908

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New York. New

i Haven 8. Hart-
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RAILROAD

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F A. MlTCHELLi TIME TABLE 77...... s... mi;

In Eflacf OCL 1, 1911.

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lSOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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A. M.“ 12:63“. 6.0931. 6:4lx. 6:03. 6'6
'4': 30X. 7661. $37!. 6.5!); ‘ D'lfix. 9: 3"".
10' 20:. l“ “BL! him.

7’. )l “13:643. l :06. 1.17:: (Plillu. 0:
‘Wash. Exit: noon to Hllrlutl nhor). ‘J.i‘lx,

7:27. 1131!. 3:36. EEK. 6140.6:o‘l':..1llix.
'3 62s, ll: 60!, 10:63.

. Sundays.

’ A. Mm—lzz an, mm s in. ll. .7. men,
P. M ——i‘.l: Six. .1 Six. .131: 6 3:6. “$5M,
7:00x. ,2712. 7 '6 x. tl'iln. ti .vttlx, Ill:'

4 46V. 6: IO. ‘ ti: «If».

it: 661. lhlfix. 10:02» 10:06.
I, H, mm: 0"?“ i: It), i: .‘lllx, J with. .’ 57.
3: Mix, 3: 66ml v20, I 32v 61063:, 6- 16. 6. 26x.
6: (llx. 6:03.9100x. a. Mix, tlv .30. ll cox 11:30,:

l2: 00x.
Sundays
A. M.~6:Nt. Iiz‘Ji'lx, thinly. 70:02x. limfix.
l’. 613712.64, 6.02m 61M. tl‘.llix. 7:2“.
llzilox. influx. llutltx, labor.

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8, film itni'l't.
71:003. ll; ll:._i

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
‘ HAVEN.
«lib-21912:. I: l7xii‘l: on, a as, 7: 23.

”Lilli: lil: 213.1. ll: llx
M -:o7x. nip. .lllx. mix. 7 27.
6:163.

6: "it. 6 67. 7min, ll: 09):.
III
To Hridmtporl tintnrllnvs only-:41 06 p. (u.
an ndayn.
ltllx. 1:6'4'x. 7:63. 0:12.

(7:43. :4... 3:77;.

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DANIURV T0 OOUTH NORWABK.
A M.d:0ll.7v2.‘l.80tili.i£l.101.08”'60.
P. {ll-mil: “ill. 6: .i'lx. fulfil

lurid-ya.
”7:66. “:66.
.-vvv~il:0ti. 7:383.

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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUIY.
M. «1:30 tdaliy except Mundayn).
a; 27.I i0: Oral
:23. t "Mx Mix. one. 7:“
Gun ndnya.
Nil: 16. it); My.
- 4:16. 7:16.

A.
9:167l,
M "~12: lax.

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le YORK TO IOO'I‘ON.
Stopping at New Haven. New London
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

METHODIBTB'MEET IN
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Opening Snulonn of Cncfa
Firat M. E. Are Hold
The. mid-year. conference
New York East Methodiat a ,
conference opera-id pa New Haw
the First Mclbodiat church ycate‘
afternoon. A numb» of queatldna
alive to the church work were ill
cnsecd by validun speakers. ,ltt t
evening the meeting was praal
over by Dean Henry Wade R01 ‘7': 1
the Yale Law school. . ‘ \
Tb principal, speech last unlit w,
on “The Five-Fold Cord of Broth
hood." by A. W. Hayes. D. Di.
Brooklyn. N. Y., of Westneld,
The conference will be continued
day. closing this afternoon at, 6 o'n ' kl
Examinations for admission to
ministry were on all day 70:69
FOUGHT WITH SON lN CIVILvW
MANCHESTER. ”Oct. 2 ‘
Bragg. 81 died today from Infimtid
He is notable in this vicinity on a _
count of having fought through th
Civil War in‘ the same company wit
his son. Henry B. Bragg, 68.-

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