coutlhs, colds. bronchitis,
our Doctor
We have had seventy years of expcnence with Ayer’ 5
Chem Pectoral. That makes us have great confidence in it for
weak throats and weak lungs. Ask your
own doctor what experience he has hati‘
advise you wisely. Keep in close touch with him.
with it. He knows. He can
.7. A10
11111111551“:
Phone 1646
ALHAMBRA THIATRI.
LIWIO J. CODY ITO
3 WEEK the Quintessence
.3, Super-Excellent Vaudeville,|
' at the Playhouse of Distinctive
Thief Play.
, .....- “"r'rmw .,
WEEK DEC ll—uArnold Dely'e ‘00:
con. “REGINIRATIDNJ’ the Great
NIXT Willis-«Alexander
Masterpiece. "OAMILLE."
Mumford
OK 00.
Dumn'
‘ mm... 1| .
THEATRE
The Theatre Perfect-Where the
Whole Family Finds Enjoy~5
merit. Our Ladies' Matinees at
Bargain Prices are the Talk of
’ the Town.
cial Engagement of Laughter-
land's Best Production, with the
. Sterling Legitimate Favorite
‘HOWARD TRUESDALE
“ AND COMPANY
1Former Star. of “Seven Days,"
.1 Splendidly Supported by a su-l
.. perb cast in the presentation of:
his Screamingly Funny Farce..
" “A Corner' 1n Hair."
..«m... ...-mu.” ...
Extraordinary. Exceptional An-
nouncement—America's Clever. .
est Character Comedian
5W ‘ MR. NAT CARR
. _':The Star of “Wine, Women
, j 1 and Song. offering his Comedyi
‘ Classics in Song and Patter.
. Mr. Carr' 15 a rare treat to ultra
vaudeville—N. Y. Journal. 1
{Re-engaged for those unable to
witness their startling exhibi-
tion heretofore. Most Perfectly
'Formed Women on Earth
THE DIVING GIRLS
,The Foremost Aquatic Beau-
ties of the American Stage. giv-
ing their Startling and Fasci-
nating Performance of Water
Sports in their Crystal Tank
'ro th06e who have not as yet
witnessed this wonderful exhi-
bition, we implore y‘du ’io visit
H t’s this week by aili‘ means.
W will be richly rewarded.
'5 9"” 4—0....
Instrumentalists of Exceptional
Merit
62.00 to $4.00
Sho‘cs
$1.00 to 33,90
,.
4
LOVE R ’S
“The Place"
.. . ......
Christmas
Footwear
-.. wad-mm
:SLIPPERS
5500 to $2
Women’s Shoes
Men’s Shoes
82.00 to 86.00 5
Boys" and Misses’
STORE OPEN EVENINGB
_ T W0 STORES
Norwalk ,South Norwalk "
l
SHERER & NEWKIRK
1
Making Music from impossible
sources that IS heart appealing.
1
A Dainty and Gifted Character
8 Comedienne
' EVELYN DELMAR
In Jolly Songs, Patter
Dances.
and
5 cut. Call and let us
j its advantages. It
connected with any
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING .
on one-half day snot
'ff‘om strained eyes our scientific
tests will reveal the cause and 11
.pair of our rightly made lenses
Will give relief, We employ ex-
: .‘berienced Oculisis~grnduulo phy- N '
sienna—~10 examine eyes and guur- ' Mall] & we“
.antoe satisfaction S.N0l’Wfliii
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
The Jewell
Heat'Controller
With time clock attachment.’
is an ideal Christmas pres-
Horace R. N ash
explain
can be
furnace
ice.
Sis.
. Open Saturday Evenings
HICHESTERS PILLS
THE DIAMOND BIKANID.
{:adlul Anlt )nur Ilrn M’I’ne
, l-eheo- fer-’0 III-non I'll-1d
l'lllnin Red Ind Hold metallic
boxes. sealed with no Rimbbo
Take no other.0 I7?! 011
11 mid-41717110
DIA 0NDAs Ill'IANID I‘ILI. sign
ymst'uknownssMSI t.Alwoye Roll-lo
sow BY DRUIIGISTS EVERYWHERE
CityNational
”are are two fine specimens of a
cry rare variety of nut~bearing tree-
lie chlnquspin tree. Both trees were
planted by Agram Gurr, one 63 years
ago, and the other 25 years ago. The
trees are loaded with nuts.
The chlnquapin seemsuto :be a cross
bciwen' a chestnut and an sport]. The
11:40 has the chestnut leaves, bloom
ii burr, but the nut is smaller than
hastnut, _and is ,. shaped like an
'00 11. The nuts are the size of a
30 hoorn.——~Deir‘olt Free Press.
‘JOHN H. KNAPP. Int V
Prel.
DIRECTORS
E. H,- Mathewsoh
John H. Knapp.
Christian Swartz
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY .
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
, BANKING
RARE NUT-BEARIN ' R ' .. ’
5 G T EE' Capital Surplus and “Profits
Oma Benlen Springs, Mich, farm “00.00000 . 01' 17°00 00
. , ,
—-—-.
Safe Deposit Boxes 68 and '60 permr
EDWIN H. mesohl, Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vlco
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
J. Wallace Marv!
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowen
‘SImuel Grumman Lewis R. l-lurlbutt
, Henry 8. Lockwood
Bank
lee-Pres.
WW”. ...-»
ITERALIZING A SAYING.
‘ long d;y spell had reduced
supply of Dallas, Tex, to
, wideni- that only the fire
5e're kept fllled'and household- R. Hurlbutt,Wiltou; L. Min
None tub'of water doled out to N J; C. C. Elwell, Jr., N
ch 11' bath was a luxury. In
go 601 to visit the 1119 when life 161'. 11' Mathewson, w w
ill; a bath heeh1e3 1151151113" sup M. Layton. W. B. Unholtz.
A151 som‘ line remarked
here was literally a pass of"
l
82““
‘ on ones friendly
WW
.. p'e geniusd‘s so scarce because
one man would rather make 11.
00.
«~
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.Mahackemo—Géorge Hess,
York; P. J. Wyman, Passaic, N. J.;
Preston M. l-Inrt, Jr.. Rowayion; L.
'F. Krause, Jr.,,1Phllndolphia;
‘Bllnley. 'Snmuel Greenstein.
port W. B. $111119, Mt. Vernbll; T M.
Without opiates or harmful drugs of
any kind Foley' 5 Honey and Tar Com-
pound stops coughs. and cures colds.
Do not accept any substitute.
Bridge Pharmacy and W. '12, ngmore
New
tz. Newark,
ow Haven;
G.
Bridge
Roberts, .1.
T170
A.,
...-......»
5‘ and well.
quality.
(
Established 1860.
English Walnuts. per lb. .-15 -18c
Brazil Nuts, per 1b.. ..16- -:20c
Pecans, per 111.. .. 16c
’Filberis. per 1b.. 16c
Paper Shell Almonds. per lb. 251: ,
English Walnut Meats, lb. .lsoc
New Prunes. 2 lbs... .2512;
Seeded Raisms. per pkg. ..loc,
Currants, per pkg. . . . . . . .100: "
Fancy Table Raisins, per 1'
package .2261
Fans, Baldwins and Greenings. .
TEL 8334.
Half- Price
SALE
ENTIRE srocK or DOLLS, 'rovs,
ETC., mm. 66 SOLD AT HALF THE
REGULAR PRICE AFTER 9 o'CLocK
TONIGHT. . “
F. A'MI-TCHELL
v .
;
CORNER WALL AND HIGH "'0
NORWALK. CONN. ' 5
c
...—u—
.1
Norwalk Branch Office of .
The ,, Evening Sentinel
42::-
“I've had a terrible ddy at the of-
r
-
pounced the husband, coming home.
"Now would be a good time to beat
Plain Dealer. . 5‘ . 5 5
1115111115; at a bill is an unsatisfactory
way to foot it ‘
OI
THE BELATED
SHOPPER
' CAN' be supplied with
her needs in our store,
where a very complete
stock isxstill on display
in most departments.
We have extra help and
can serve you quickly
CHILD name on an
article denotes the best
G. W.Fairchild 8. Sons
. uiconeonnreo
"AT THE 61610 or THE CRIMES"
997 Main 80. nor. P. 0. Arcade, BRIDGEPORT
Manufacturers. importers. Retailer.
Royal'Grocery Co
ChriStmas
Specials
161]). Granulated‘sugar 61
Fresh Mince Meat, 3 lb. 25c
Fresh Mixed Nuts, 21b. 25c
Cranberries. per qt. ........roc
Citron. per lb. ..... ...... soc
Fancy Dates, pkg. .. ....... .roc
25C can Heinz Mince Meat. .19c
Fancy Turnips. per pk.. . . .2oc‘
’ 1R & R. Plum Pudding. per
can...... ..... ......tac
Fancy Grape F run 3 for” ..asc
Fancy Florida oranges 5. . . . . . . . .
Fancy Baskets of Fruit. made to order and shipped. Fancy Cel-
ery, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce.
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
'flce. and 31111 mad cleprlthrough," an
the rugs," replied the wile.—-—'Clovolaud'
The F AIR-
Jewelers In Opticians"
...—o
Broad 'River
The 'Broad River Sunday school will
holdfllts Christmas entertainment In
the Union chapel next Tuesday even.
ing. The Episcopal Sunday school
will hold its entertainment on Friday
evening at the residclioe of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Payne, Bartlett avenue.
The Christmas exercises of tho
liroad River school wore hold in the
Union Chapel, last evening, under the
dli'ectIOn of Principal S. ll. \ankcon
and Miss Muulle Lucy, tho ioucllors.
There was 11 good attendance and the
chapel was iiucly decorated with crepe
paper and Chrisimns greens, present-
ing 11 nice appearance. All this scholars
i'occlvcd candy and oranges and en-
Joyeil the occasion fully. ’l‘lle oruuges
were presented by James ll. hills, .Ir..
who has always taken a dcep‘lulcrest
in the 111 hool 'I be following plogram
was \‘cl‘ ry succossfully rendered. nil
inking pull acqultiiug ihcmscllos very
crediillbly:
Song-~»~(‘lhrislmas \I'clcomc. \
Itecilnilonwl'lfllu‘s 'l'houg'lll,
Newton.
liccliuiloumJohnm' 5 Letter. Adclbell.
Gulles
Recitation» ~\\'l1111 We Did. Evelyn 11111]
Dorothy Payne.
liecltntionmA Surprise, for Sumo, Viv-
lun Iladgor.
Recitation-V— My Gill, Ralph Lycclt.
Roclluflom—Chrisiluns Pic, Francis
Roddy.
UNIOBIIWCIIFIRNHIIS In the Air, Al.
fred Aiken. George \\'i11ler, Jrnest
Gnndrup. Horace Gill. Clifford Eze-
quelle, Kenneth St. John, .‘linry Cav-
' unaugh. Ella (table, Marian Buttery,
Grace lines and Esther Candi-11p.
Plano Solo—dilute hour's Carr.
liecliatlouw— Christmsstidc Agnn. Olga
Schode. .
Reciunlorr-Santo Claus,
June.
iiccilnllonwA Christmas Wish. Doro-
thy Goodwin.
llerihn
Charlotte
Fancy Malaga Grapes, 2 lbs .25c
Fancy Creamery Butter, lb. .37c
'Very Good Eggs, per doe. .. .296
. . . . .25c. 30c. 35c, 40c. per dozen
..3oc, 356, 40c, 50c, 75c per peck
22 SOUTH/MAIN 61"» '
sonnbweo'ptmr TO FIX up TOY
fl...— 1
Empioye Arrested for Trespass for
5 Helping Himself to Its Power and
1.10111.
NEW HAVEN, Doc. 23.-—-1n order to
bore a hole in a toy cannon of his
own, Tony Polino, nit employs of the
American ”Pipe 'Bendlng company at
Lawrencé and Mechanic streets. went
Into the factory, Thursday night and
turned on all the power. lighting up
the whole plant. and worked for an
hour. It is estimated that Pollno cost
the Pipe Bonding company about $50
In light and power to do the trifle of
work which he did.
Polino was found out bysome of
the ofllcers'of the plant who saw it
all lighted up and investigated. This
led to Polino‘s discovery. 5
Pollno‘ was arrested last ul'ght by
Detective Colwoll on a charge of tres-
pass.
w.........,... _. ..
. ,
' “I got a lot of mail offering chances
to invest."
"Maybo’ you‘ have a reputation as a
financier?"
“Or maybe somebody has my name
on a sucker list "whouisvllle Courier-
Journal
'5'11141 that patient youlwere telling
me about respond to your ,t'reat-
meat?" pelted the doctors neighbor.
illiulogucw’l‘l'iuis oi (‘lirlsiluns Simp-
'iit'i‘IlllliOll°-"-I“()rg0l ion
[as 11 wool manufacturing section has
111111 Piles! I’lletii"
. Willi ointment will 'cute "
“Not yet.” replied the phhlclun. “We; 0 i-t’s.
Jesus.
0
liecliation~The Little Lord
Alnlu Lycoit.
Iiecltutlouw'l‘he lllcsslng. Doris Carr.
Recitationw'l‘hc Christmas Stocking.
lierthn Schede. '
Solo~~~llerlhn Newton.
Excrclnom-Thc Way to Christmas, liar
old Winter. Iris Ezequclle and 1'}
Newton;
lioclinilon~ Si. Nick. linrold Mulkln.
ping. llcrihn \‘mv.ion Mnrr (‘uvn-
111111131. lilln (fable 11nd \lfl'od Aiken.
lit’t‘iillliulh'" il0lll F191. Little 1111).
Douglas Nowuiuu,
Ilociiuilon 'r‘ ('hrls'llnns Tree, (‘lnrn
Holly.
lim'iintion-
Holmes.-
iii‘tiilllitIlP A Plan. Edward \‘ewion
limitationw 31mm 1. ions Mildred How-
I‘llti,
liccilullou AAAAAA Tho V011 ilesi Illiug, Au-
ulc Newlou.
Sonya-$111111: (,‘luus.
~l'l11‘lsllnus tillis, liruosi
I
l‘oor Santa,
Herbert llou‘urd.
liocllnlionw'l‘oo Much Christmas. Mur-
iol'le ‘uiios.
liccllaiiGu~ lust What I \\',:1uicd Illury
(‘uvunnugh
Recitationw—Poor I‘npu. Miriam But-
icry.
Ilot'itntlonu-Llltlc Candles, Mildred
Sienslund. .- '
Rocituiiou«~'l‘l1e Coming of Sunln, Al‘-
cller Hendrick.
l)lnl6guo--'i‘he licaf Lady
and the
Trump 'liertha Newton and Louis
Helfsni. .
IioultuiionwA Bedside Sior1 \Vlnnlo
Holmes.
liecltnilmiw-Not llrokcu llui Cracked.
Grace Itoos. '
'Rccltntion4‘Whnt Did I Find? Esther
Gnndrup,
Recitation——.\ Letter to Santa. 1110'):
Lloyd. '1»,
Recitation—God Bless Us All, Louis
Poyvcz.‘
Sour—Good Night Christmas, Primary
Class.
sosrow as wool. MARKET. .
Thathsto'n is “all wool" if Incon-
veniently but a yard wide, is hinted
by the following paragraph from Pro-
gre‘ss Msgulno:
The pro-eminence of New England
naturally made Beaten the greatest“
nent. It is estimated that 000, 000, 000
pounds of wool have been 'handled an-
nually by Boston merchant's This
tire American Wool clip 'ln' the, your
1909. It in'cludos.- of course. ii 'very
great quantity of imported materials.
"Did that aviator friend of yours
have a successful season?"
“Very. He more than made enough
to pay all his hospital okponsesg'fk
Detroit Free Press. 1
1L
6' Indian
Blind. kidding and-Itching Pilot. It the
sorb- the tumors. alloys 'Itcillng lit once,
nets on ‘0. p611 ultlee. 31m instant relief
WIIllnmI' Indian Pile Ointment in pm
pend for Files and Itching of tho'prlveum
wol market on the ‘American contl- 11:
amount _ls more" than 6111111 171 “the en- 10
thorn.
in spend
1 [1011111
illl nmsl'li
covering
pooled.
James
Monday.
returned
work.
Her F11
ling you
are.
style?
ller Su
NORWALK
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mend have mum
to Hinmruril
Sir. Zollnl' 11111va lam- lnul
his home.
is in 11 MW York honpilui umlc-molnk
now of Stamford, visited friends here
gens, whom he has had as a guest, has'
The work on the road
along very nicely.
finish the job by the end of this week.
ll could have been finished last week.
but the rainy weather held
..._._._.__.
Will you take care or her In good
anleo it. sir. oriv-vor return the goods— ,
liosion Transcript.
The Sentinel Vanity Box will make
an ideal Christmas gift.
page nine.
IIIIIIE EIIIIIIIIBHIEIIT
Hundreds of South Norwaik Citizens
Cln Tell You All About It.
Home: endorsement, the public or
promion of South Norwalk people,
should be evidence beyond dispute for
every South Norwalk render. Surely
the experience of friends and neigh-
bors, cheerfully given by them, will
carry more Weighs than the utterances
of mrangers residing in faraway pla-
ron, Road the following:
Mrs. Charles Owen's. 07 Woodward
avenue, South Norwulk. Conn, says:
"i am always ready to say a good word
for lloan's Kidney Pills, for they cer-
thinly benefited me. I was subject to
dizzy and nervous spells and was 1111-
noyed by a distressing kidney weak-
ness. I felt restless and in the morn-
ing was all iircd out. Seeing Doan's
Kidney l’llls advertised, I obtained 11.0
box at Plnluscd’s Drug Store and it did
not lake them long to completely re-
lieve 1116. During the years that have
passed I have taken Dunn's Kidney
Pills oct‘aslonnlly and they have kept.
me in good health."
" For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster»!iillburn (70., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan'r—und
take. no other.
stsr
to ”poll” this winter
0
WI'HII
ilm (flirlulmnu MINIMUM 01
...“. ,1. ......“-
11 I‘luwlolll, or Word Norwalli,
lion on tho nyck. lie in re-
as rapidly as run in: 011-
Rules, formerly of this place,
Mr. I'Iates' friend. .I. .Iur-
in Florida.
is
They expect
gotl 111';
to
11p the
tllcr-wl don't know about lei-
huvc my daughter. Mr. Sell-
“Your broiher'lloo's boy is inclined
to be a little wild. isn't he?"
itor ”n retail “"9}_,1-” mm“, "Wild ain't no name for 'lm. Some-
'iimes that boy don't seem Io have no
‘more sense lhan a college studenl."~—~
' Chicago Record-Herald.
FOR CHRISTMAS.
When you have a room to rent use
a Sentinel Want Adv. and rent it.
See offer on
“-...
South
7
8:00 am
Sundny
zilllaflm—
1:001! 111.
'0p1n.
(nanny—pram!
-eo
:0
:3
:5]
0
3"0 p.m
C'nrricrs
a. n1.
OOUTH NORWALK POST OFFIOI
MAIL. ARRIVE FROM
Eastern Points—o5: 0|,
:.00 0.35. 0: p.
Dunbar—0008806111.100010p
NerwsI-030,0.00.10006.n11:000:00.
2,00 .0
Western Points-15:00 0:30.10130 I. 111.:
1: 3. ~56
Intern Points-61 00'.
14:00.0315 a. m;
Norwal “6' 00. : .
0'00. 6: 00? 8: 00 p.
Mails for all polimi close 0: 30 p. m. 8111 .
.:00p 111.411“. \I' 51
'IG :1. m.—
:10 n. n11~ \\ mom and lbinn ury.
pin-4711111. w eat and Bo. Norwnilt.
p. m ~Enst
1p. m. «East and South Norwalk.
0 11.111.—
m.——East. West and So. Norwallt.
3:00 11. n1 -—Enst, W eat and So Norwulk.
FIRE ALARMS:
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
Woorkg. Telephone for fire alarms.
N
a—xWoshingion and North Main Sis.
Mahscltemo Hot tel.
and Raymond Sis.
0—«xR G Corset Factory, private.
6—Hoyt' 6 Theatre.
7—Norwnlk 7701181111]
soMuslc Hall, iifford and City Hotels
9-Crou St.
iz—xWest 51.. Franklin School.
13~xConcord BL. Concord and Lincolh
MAILS
Norwalk Postoffice
7:00. 10:50 I. m:
MAILB CLOOI FOR
(Bridgeport only.
6200 ).I 0'00 10-21 00 6:0 Sc hoo 1:
wmorn Rolntlo 3'3"" 1':o oo0 o. 111: "'2:1 14~Nnrth' Stein and Ann Sis
1:5 6' p. n1.10--—Hi.trh St. and 811 view Ave.
Olnbu lowxhol'wulk Iron \ cries.
1:00. 8:00 p.177
- l" 4-Wrst AVE. and (‘cdnr 8t.
be a" m; 100 it's—4112111 School, West Ave .5
3l——\\' cat 51 and T11) lor Ave.
days. 23—: ‘ly Ave. and Lowe St.
E. E. CROWE‘. Poaimuior 20~ hesinut and Hour Sis. '
"-‘—- 25—1150th Muln and ‘\ nuroe Ste.
Ell—Lexington? lAlva. élnd AgEtln St.
2" ~~\\ cs1 11m m rove s
NorwalkPostofflce 31-5.1111. 11.3.. 51.5.15... Grove ....
Men low ‘ts.
. '7'”. Deepltched (Ill-xihii Fleciric Works. State St.
..3:50 1.! 1n.——Ea.5t iii—"xt'im‘lng .1111] Girl 1. Is
0:10 a. m “llllll’lufl’ JIVIBIIIR. 2’1»\Hn\ iiund 11nd ’atcr Sis.
0:30 :1. n1. wl’v'eet and South Norwalk. 11.41.11: ”and mm Co.
more In -Enst West and So. Norwullt. “...“."nem Ave. and Cedor Bl. 1.:
IS: 011 m mxt-w York and West. 42.41““... An; and South St
P196 9 61-3411}: unattaini'h Norwalk- 43—.“omlward A16- 11110 Mendowds‘g t
: o 11. him .111 ulryt v s on. __ 1 11111: mi Aves an n or
1: 25 p.1n..,—-l’olnlslwest of Stamford. Let- ‘5 gum" 11111 Q '
I?” 0“ ' i v-W l\\‘m l and Lonndes A193.
3 20 D- 111. “Vi 9%“ ”I“ 501"“ Norwnlk.,-,'1'_lqn'1'.'itm Hill 51 111111 Illmwood Ave.
0'. 00 p.111-Cannon Station. Dnubury and “an1111": St. Br idge / ,
“"100 rFHIKill yard and Ann 0H. DOVMO- ' '
:30 p.111 mwlmsi, \\ out and Bo. Norwalk. 4.._\m “111k lock 00., pr'tivn e: '
d So. Norwalk. ”(1 11.11.1103 nun—iniolferlng boxes.
Sundays 6 olidlyl (111) Master box. from which the num-
131“ “"5“ 0‘05” 3‘ 5'30 l’ m. ber of any box cnn- be sounded
collection in 3:30 p.111. One smoke 111 Ill noon and 6 11.1111
Malls Received. sinndsld limo} .
{:00 a. m.—All directlou‘d- One stroke at odd times. testing or
7:00 11. 111,—»(‘nmmn Station. lino 0pm,, 1.
Erml W03! of Bridgeport. '1 we strokes after an alarm. fire out. re-
calls 1! 111111116111,l-1
'I‘lircg'slnw strokes. water to be shut
-—~l-«l
off. 1 each Wednesday, a box
A! 12:00 p. m.
is pulled foretesl
Fire alarms for auv district also re—
ccivcd by telephone, 20
South Nortvnlk.
—— E11111, West and So Norwallt
—l)nubury division.
New 1 1'.irk Brooklyn and South
Nnrw alk.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
iii—Corner of Main 11nd Wall Sta.
21~Ileldcn Ave and I nion PI.
22—Spring lllli and Kellogg St. ;
20~Iinion Pork.
25—11mm St. and Wilton Ave
Sundays.
window open from 9 until 10
E. S. ADAMS. Postmaster.
‘7-—~Flanklin .'.Mo 11nd Lyrics 5']
III".
e
7:205, 7:0
[0:2031. 10:
i“)
7:00x. 7: 12.
1:30.11, 6'55
6.0111. 6. 01
11111011 x. . ,
A. M.—
r9113x. 10:
P.
020211. 6: i
1.9
500. mull mound
.00. - 0i 0M0“
Advertise ln’Tho Sentinel. _ my]
ills alteadyz'fwlonr.
'5. \
In Effefl Oct. 1,1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.--12I§8I.
':1_sh.‘\\.M 2521111). :5goos in Harlem nix er)." ..
... X,
51331.1- :1 1011‘. 10 45
37' $13: 0811. 5109):. 5' fix. 8. 54. 1012’“.
AL—ILI: 51x. 2: 30x
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
.4. 51—6 66. 11:21:11. s: 031:, 10: 0211'. 11. 00x
.00. - 6:
8133:}‘9'130111. 11'- 0011.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
To Bridgeport,86attt1‘rdnys only—~11: 00 pro
DANBURY 'ro so‘urH NORWALK.
Leave South Not-walk.
«al.5611215, 1:1711. 6' 09. Milli. 10: 35:,
‘ 28—West fix-.0 and Berkeley St.
til—Gus house. (Private box).
32- —“ est A1e 11nd Mervin St.
ifs-«linihor .-\\c 11an Orchard St.
Iii-4 hapel St. and Harbor Ave.
:-i6—— W est Ave. .. near Armory
.‘Iiletovens St. and Elmcrest. , ,
I2~Main St. and North Ave .
ggmgr‘m‘nce 17““ 0 th in 5111. '1
— annn u or o
56~Ncw Cannon road nnd Fair St.
.
H. H. II. ii. iliillllili
....”
3'“i'°'i"""'""""“i"' 3725101161: :1: 11:11.81.er 5'— '
' ‘ H ' ’ ' —~ on 1 ,
4737:5133 :05. 1-37x (1.111111, .5 55—. Grand s1. and deou Lane. , .5,
6; '——-On “The Green."
1' 63~l€ast Ave. and Lincoln Ave.
35. 5: 50v, 6: 40, 6. 51:. '1: 16:
' ' Ill—«East Ave. and Dnskam Lane.
Sundays.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
l‘lro headqulu'lcrs. 56 Van Zunt Street.
Telephone 170
0mh‘itcl1 School (pr.lvnto)
2: 0911, 5: 36.
9: 001:, 10:2 .
0x,
7: 52x.8 8:2ix.
—- nrxln School 1 rivntc).
A'M 05x. 5: ‘0' 6 ‘5 8.0011, 8 03‘-~21§—~ usl Wnsllingtotxi 11nd Fmt Sis. .14,
8‘ 553, 9:15X. 10:0211. 10. 05. 11‘ 0011 11‘ 03 41“.};nn 7.07““ Si. tlllti Oflbmll Ave. . ,'
P M‘ ...0311 l‘ 10' '50 x, 3 60"- 2'57 Elsa—blunt Ave. and Rowan St. _ .
Xv 4‘x1’.9.0:38)1. 5' 05X 5215. 5' 25X. ZIT-AVInfield $1.", 3
8 00" 8' 03" 9: 3° i1100x, “‘3 31° 223-4?an and Charles Sis. - .
22+—-East Ave. and Fitch St. ‘
225—St. John St. and Edlle Ave. . ’
sail—Souvlow Ave.11nd First St.
335—Boulevard 11ml Sccond St.
!lada—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
837—Boulevard 11nd Blackstone St.
30i—Kevser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
302——Kcyser St. and Duck Pond drd.
dill—Shore Haven. (50].)
A tolép hone message to Electric Station
(705)m between the hours of 6 p. n1. on
6 arm ,giving flocnilontolfA fire, an alarm
nil be iven o noel-cs 1px
Privntg boxes wig! onlly 1123601111601 for
19 on remiscs 11 pro out
n Second, 111m ms 10. only to be given by
the chief dr acti chief upon his arrival
Sundays.
'2x, 011. 7: 3 1.
12:00:.
...—...
HAVEN.
2x. 1: .17xim1: 53.1. s: 011. 7 21.
8‘1
21351:. 11 1'ixio"11: 1'1 3 21 4: 6
x 1. .
i1: 003731591511,
0:73.
5x. 6' 07, 7:1015,
.yl ‘ at the file 5 ,
,. - - . ' s eclaI Signals 1,
lofibgmllallzlh. 12x. 1 ‘1 ' 1‘: 57x? 7 ‘8' 9 02 lnoonc blast atp odd times. testing or line , ‘
077' — 3083- 6:10:35. 6'“. 7'10,“ 8"”, l—Oone blast at 8X:n1.qtonoom»11mo. 5 5 . . 1..
m 1-1-—'l‘1\o blasts. 16 out
-- went two, at 8 a. m.. no morn-
11 1ilntr'l'segtsIo’h of public school.
—‘ -——T vent r-iwo, at 12: 30 p. n1., no af- . if.)
'33. 37—313sz 2:33 31.00330 .1" 10: 03' 11: 00 11 1iormion sésslouf fpublic school. ~.
' Sundays. llllllllll—Jl‘en bin 5 quickly calls the
NA __7.55 11.55 entire department.
PI I-sioo' 7:1'9x. . 1'
' . ' ROWAYTON FIRE‘ALARM DISTRICT!
SOUTH NORWALK To DANjURY. ls-grgflpsnd Ave. to N. ‘1.. N. 11. & 1!...
1:1)? 11.2"?"Hoo 119“” “mm “mm" it‘lélgilokolgyjBtluffdotli‘dglcllplos‘lnatnd.
' ' '5'") — n on o 1 . -
'P'- M" 5’ 0.8353,d 5 21’" 6' 20' 7 18' ab—Lon“e Isolsnd Sound to McKinle 8!.
'"‘ “Y“ ags—gtwgtml,"s¥o§1 n0%'gt.sé0 ennoyer, 5
- . -- on or . (l .
$M1m21731710109: , 73—Crossogt. to Railroad.
--“-'-" . ‘ Iii-eRuIIrosd tovsiéooks'l‘de. '.
NEW YORK To BOSTON M 15—11mm amigo goi‘th ‘to 3120:3333.
1 to B e o
Stooplhg at New Haven, New London 1171: In“ game“ a. on. 1 Soon . . 55
no atmk e of the rod bell at odd'tilnol' . .' '
tins
”3357917133331 tire boll. thus, 1.1, a" '
'7 “lira trains of fire bell: ,thvl. 15-111".
water to be!1m “2° ' '
It 1111;0er '1
, and Provideniie.
Norwalk Chronicler