Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 16, 1912 · page 9

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Frank Spauidiug, of West Haven, is
vi's'itlng at the home _of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Spaulding, of
Scaview avenue.

Mrs. Mary A. Paddock, of 51 With
field street. let’t yesterday for Tarpon
Springs, Florida, to spend the bill~
ance of the winter.

Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy
the pulpit at the prayer meeting
which will be held at the East Ave-
nue Methodist church tonight. Anoth-

er meeting will he held tomorrow eve?

hing.

 

Still another change in the temper
atom is noted this morning. Yesteo,
day the mercury reached to the 34th'
degree and this morning in some"
places it registered 2 degrees abou-
and in other places it went doun to
zero.

 

The harbor presented a clean sweep

of ice and snow this morning with'

hardly a vessel in action during the
early hours. Tile cold of last
only served to strengthen the ice and

uniesa measures are. taken shortly. the i’urdy of Westport. intends to collect lauded the florists’ convention.

harbor ulli become icebound

_

After serving for twenty-three con-
secutive rents as a mail carrier, Will
lam 0. Merritt of Seat-low avenue.
has resigned his position, the some to
take effect today. Mr. Merritt will
he succeeded by Edward McGovvan
while George ll. Hunter, of Winfield
street, will move up to the position oi
first substitute.

Very. 11500003}
pound . . 37c

 

 

3 cans (full size) Milk. ..
3 lbs. liest Milk Crackers ..257:

Large California Prunes ...... 104: its.
Best Standard Tomatoes. 0011.....100

Cranberries. qt. ..104:
Flour, hag

~44..n--

R. Joselovsky .81.

Company

EAST NORWALK

 

 

 

”rue infant child of Mr.' and Mrs.
Truman Cnnfleld is seriously ill.

 

Miss Cornelia Redmond has been a
visitor of friends in Hurlbutt street.

Mr and Mrs. Sidney Hardisty and
daughter Geraldine. visited friends
yesterday at the East Side.

 

 

, Mrs. N. M. Belden, the sister-ln-law
of Mrs. Frances Bulkeiey and a fre-
quent visitor here, is ill at her home
in Jamaica, L 1.,

.—.———A——-——

Charles Salmon. of Lyon Plain, to
spending a few days with his sister.
Mrs. 'Frank (lorhqm. 1106041771141 is
still very 'serlously ill. _ ,

Mrs M. 3. Hill has returned from a
few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Scribner and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Miller, of photon avenue, Bridge-
0014

W
. Santa Waterbury. who has been in
01111111104 for the past year was tn.

 

iron suddenly worse on naturally and .

died Sunday at 440041. used 74 years.
05‘. 17411114440010 444.10 left m 0 wife

and three sons Ill residing at tho tant— ,

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’ night

780

1.914.“; amateur out. comm 0' .
P . .

presentation of the comedy, “Fun in a'
Boarding School," in Washington hall,
Craubury district and are still recelv-
lng congratulations on thevezry profes~'
aional manner\ in which the play was'
handled.

 

in the death of Mrs. Sally Ann Star-
3071, widow of James Sturges, in her
93d year, Weston loses one of its two
oldest inhabitants, who, despite her
advanced age, had been in unusually'.
good health for the past year, but ouc-"
combed to a paralytic, shock, living
but 24 hours after the attack. 10-,
torment in the 'Nortleid cemetery fol-
ew the funeral from the family resi-
dence-on Saturday. Mrs. Sturges is
survived by a son. First Selectman
Wilbur Sturges: a granddaughter,
Miss Sadie 1.. Sturges. and a grand-
son, Robert Sturges. Mrs. Hattie Co-'
icy. Miss Mary Nichols Mrs. i). H.
Van 14000020 and Mrs. M. A. Bellini
were nieces of the deceased. i

 

 

'WARRMHS it) ill
_Iiillfll Ill Wtill’llltl

Twelve Persons Likely to he in
the Court for flat Paying 2
Personal Tax '

 

 

Personal Tax Collector Samuel A.

the tax in that town or know the Nb,
‘5on why and today will place in the
handset Attorney Harry R Sherwood
the names of twelve delinquents who
Moped to pay the to: after demand,
had been made and warrants for
their arrest will he issued. Mr.
Purdy says this is only a starter. how
ever, and many more will be placed;
in this list within a few days if they.
do not come forward with the 8200
required by the state of Connecticut.
75 Per Colt. Settle.

Mr. Purdy said
about 75 per cent.
have paid the tax.

last night that .
of those listed I
that of the re-

_25.‘ mainder many are exempt. and that “‘9" aunts, the Misses Gamuher 0'

about 100 who are liable have neglect-
er ctr refused to pay. No one will be
arrested from whom the tax has not‘
been demanded in person by am col
lector.

Mr. Partly further sa'lrl that he
finds the names of many persons in
eluded upon the lists who are not
liable for the tax, but of course this
cannot be [told unless a demand and
investigation hail been made. lie
receives a great many kicks about
the tax, but generally it is paid even
if not with good grace. '

intends to Collect. ,

The 'dlsposltion of the 12 cases
which he has prepared for ‘the prose-
cutop will probably decide whether
more warrants will he Bound soon,
and perhaps may render the tonal
once of them unnecessary But Mr.-‘
Purim intends to collect or find a

good reason why not. , * '

:1, . in.“

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WHAT UNCLE HORACE save. .v

Horace Johnson says: "There will
be no disturbance of note to take
place until about the 17th or 18th of
the month. Be prepared for a furlous'
winter disturbance at that tithe. It
may be 511017 or rain and wind; all de-
pends upon the now of the gulf stream I
During the month earth will be mov-
ing in the quake belt of its orbit. About
the third of February there will be a
strong southeaster. after which se-
vere cold and tidal wave will he in
order, that may be wide off on the
ocean. and not be felt on the coast.
The ice vendor! noed ao'foel county.
The nut. of the winter in yet to come;
Railroads should have now plows in
order and shovolors at hand"

we coale'cutl'vo‘ ,
lariy the necktie. . -
, on 00'

 
 
 

mun-stint:

 

 

.of his handsome setter dos.

' day afternoon.

_ Weston.

I planning to give a dinner at the Strat-

, man: or

:ro o"! emu Railway and

 

 

' is confined to his

Everett' Ftllow
home by illness.

 

Walter and Granville Mills are ill
with the mumps.

 

Charles Banks remains in a very
critical condition.

John ilatterson has returned from
a trip to New York citv,

m— 0......”

it}. Partnley, .17.. in mourning the loss

 

toasting on the main roads has been
forbidden by the sclectmen.

Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie will enter
rain the Current Events club, Thurs-

 

Mrs. Aaron backwood, Mrs. Gustav
Lehn and little son were guests Sun-
day of Mrs. 1.. 13. Mills.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward .1. Taylor have
returned from llotwlt, where they ot~

 

....

Mrs. (‘harics Mariski of Cross High-
way. has been taken to the Bridgeport
hospital to undergo an operation:

...-...»... _-

llir. and Mrs. C. 14. Child are 00071 to
(lose their home. Elm Villa, and spend
the remainder of the winter in Cali
forhla

 

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wuhemun of
Cross Highway. have been entertain“
lng Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams at

 

Misses Gertrude and AnnieProusser
of Norwalk. were Sunday guests of

Roaevlllc district.

The Princess sunshine club of the
tongmuational church held an outer-
tainment and sociable at the miracu-
5770, Friday evening.

 

The new home of Frank Warren on

State street, is nearly completed. Mr. .

Woman is soon to be married to. a
young lady in Bridgeport. '

 

The members of the Fellowcraft
club of th local Masonic order are

field. in Bridgeport, on Jan. 24th.

 

A special town meeting has been
called for Wednesday afternoon to.

consider inotructing‘the seioctman to .

make applications is; lnonoy for use

on our ro'atis during 1912. .'
...”...a...

On Wednesday. Jan 24th, 41010th
from Trinity church will attend the'
annual roosting of the Women' s Auxil-
iary of the Archdeaconry 01 “infield
at Trinity church. South Nor-walk.

 

Charles ' Silvana“ and several
friends attended the dance of the c A.
0.0101: in, Norwaik, Friday evening.

The? newly elected 011109114 01 the K» j

or P. will he installed this evening.

 

The property of the late Chariot)
Mills, on the salt, side 0! North no
nos. his been sold'toout of ,town
parties,
bungalow, on the hill in the spring.

No decision as: yet when rendered ,

by the salesmen. in regard to the
new switch on State
05004110 is suspiciously

 
 
 

O'Donnell of WW“,

who are to erect a large ‘

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

r. Momma, s A. W
Boers, have hon

 

 

wear AVENUE LINE
Going North

Leave South Norwalk R. 8. Station

for Norwalk-«A. M.-—~x€.00, 776.12, 0.24,
I080, 648, 14700 7.12, 27.24, 7.311.177.48.
8.,00 718191824 118.845.8413, 9.00, 0,12
9.24 9.36. 1148.10.00. 10.12. 10.24.10.118,
1049,11001112.11.24.1186,11.48.1’.
14.—-i:.,001212 17.44.12.241, 1248.1..90
1.12,124,1.86, 1.48, 2.00, 2.12, 2.24.
2.86 249, 3.00. 3.12, 8.24, 8.80. 3.48.
4.00, 4.12. 4.86, 4.49: 5.00, 5.12.
5.24, 5.,“ 6.00. 0.12. 5.84, 6.86.
6.48. 7.00. 7.24. 7.80. 7. 48, 8.00.
8.12. 8.24. 8.86. 8.48 9.00, 9.12, 9.24.
9.80. 9.48. 10.00.10.12,1024,10.86,
1048.11.00,11.12,11.24,11.36,12.05,
112.58.101.14.

(1) Willie lot 12. 08 train. \

(e W 'for 1.14 tral

cat 1' .30: "
. 71470 0'adeail 315.~A.H.~“
'“ 012‘. 2024:0041. 140.48, 7.,00 717107.24.

17.30 7.,48 18.00.0'12 118.24 7.30, 3.,42
0.00 9:12. 0.24 930. 0.4a 1'000.'.10.12
10.24 10.00.10.4s.1100,11.,12 11.24
11.40.1145 P 14.-—12.00, 12.12' 12.24.
1230 1242.1..00 1.12 11'4 in?) 148.
2.00.. 2.12. 2.,24 2.110 2.48, 2,00 3.12.
3.24, 3.30, 240' 4.00, 4.12, 4.74. 4.70
44,8 5.00. 5.12, 5.24, 5.35, 5.48, 0.00.

024. 6.30. 648, 7.00 7.17, 724
7.43. 2.,00 2.12 8.24.13.30.848.
,9..12 11.24.030.040'100010.12
10.24 10,034 104011.00 11.,12 11.14

11.,3611W481230. A Lin—~11“, 11.25,

More Main and Wall Sta. for Win
nlpaultw-xtmll, 0.12, 20.24 0.30. 110.47,
7.00, 27.12, 7.24. x700. 7.48. 0.12, 4.00.
0.00, 0.24. 0.411, 1012, 10.34, 1100.11.44.
11.47. P. M.--—12.12, 12.10. 1.00, 1.24.
1.411, 2.12, 7.50 3.00. 5.114, 3.48, 4.12.
4.30. 500. 524, 5.45 012, 0.30 7.00.
724, 7.43 0,12 3.,35 0.00 0.24 0.42.
1012. 10,30 113.00 11.24. x1114

Going 30ml).

have Wionlpuilt A. M.-—xti .00. 6.24.
1680,6411 x7 00.712.x724 7.30 x7 48
500 3824 8.,48 7112 000.171.0010..“
10.48 11.12.11.300 u.-1200 1224.
124s,112.1.20.2.,00 2.24 2.40 2.10
1.30 4.00 4...:0443 5.,1': s...30.000.574.
0.44 7:11 7.74 3.00 044 u....48.012 020.
1000,10.24.104s,111211.,30 1111.47-

leave Main and Wall Sta-wk M."—
35.418.45.13. 178.24, 0.86, 10.49. 7.00. 717.12.
7 34, £7.86, 7 48. x8410. 812, x814. 8.88.
8.48 9.00.9 ..12 9.24. 9.86, 9.48.10.00.
10.1.2, 10.24.10.841 1048,11..00 11..12
1184,1i.30,1148. P. M.~l2.,0012..12

‘-

1224.12.24 1743.1..00 1.2.1 1.,24 1.30
1.48. 2.00 2.12. 224, '230, 2.44.
5%, 7.12. 0.24. 334, 2.44. 4,00.
‘l. _. 74.24, 4.30. 4.3"411 5.00. 5.12. ‘

5.94, 5.34‘. 5.48. 6.00 0.18 0.24. 0.30.
5.48, 7.00 7.12. 7.24. 7.80, 7.48, 8.00, 8.12,
8..24.8.30 848, 9.00 9.12., 11.24.936.938,
1000,1012. 10,24 10,86 1049.11.00.

1112 1124.11.48.21200, :12. 40. x1..03,,

Arrives South Narration. R. station .,

~04: 14.~—x0.00. 6.24, 110.30. 4.48. 217.00.
7.12. x724. 7:10:70). 8.00, 101.12, 71.24.
x300, 8:48. 0.00 0.12. 9.24, 9.30, 0.40.
10.00. 10.12. 10.14. 10.40 10.45. 11.00,
11.12. 11.24. 11.30. 11.48. p. M.—-12.00,
14.17. 1224.12.00.12.“ 1001.12. 1.24,
1.70. 1.48, 2.00, 2.12, 2.24', 2 as.
2.1:, 3.24. 8.86. 4.43, 4 00, 4.12.
4.411. 5.00. 5.12. 5.44. 5.30. 5
024. 0.40. 4.42. 7.00, 7.12. 7
an, 8.24. 8.80. 8.48. 0.00. a.
0.43 1000 1012,1024 10.811.10.48.
1700 11.12 1124.11.06 12.00 412.50
.1014

(91) Daily M0095 Sunday.

W

NEWTOWN AVENUE LINE

.448. 3 00, ,

Leave Mom-oar and South Main St: '

-~A MH—BID. 37.,09 [7.49.19.29 x909.
949.810.1410.”,1109. 1149 P. H.—
13.129.1,..09 1.49. 2.89. 3.,09 8.4,9 4.39.
509,549.03 709, 7.49. 8.29, 9.09, 9.,49
19.89.11.094

Leave Main and Wall Sta. -—A. M.—
x6.12, 16.80, 30. 42, 87.82. 908, 8. 42, 9. 82.
10 .02. 310.22.10.42. 11.22 P. M..—~1802
1.2.42.1..82 2.,02 2.42. 8. 28, 4102, 4.42.
522. 6.02, 042. "7.,22 8.02, 8.43. 9.82.
10.02.10.42,11.25. '

, Arrive and Leave Newton Aver-
A. ‘vL—thi. 18, 10..“ 3.48.1735, 8.15.
8.55 9.85. 10.15 810.80. 10.155.11.85.
P 18.-12.15. 12.58."1.85, 2.15, 255.
8.85. 4.15..4.55. 5.85 9.15. 9.55, 7.95.
015. 8.55. 9.35. 1015. 10,55 11.00.

Leave Main and W511 su.-a. M.—
16.24. x041. 44.55. 17.40. are 0.00.
0.40 10.20.510.85,11.00,11.40. 13. 11.-—
12.20 1.00.1402.” 410011.404“.
5.00. 5.40. 112417.00, 7.40, 2.20, 1.00.
0.40, 10.20.11. . 11.175. J

' Leave Monroe and South Main 81:0.
0.44. 14...“: 88. 10.450. 717.11.37.51,-
. 8.81. 9.11. 051.141.5011 11, 11. 51 P.
14.1—18.8. ”1.11. 1.51, 2.81, 3.11, 8.51.
4.81. 5.11, 5.51, 8.81.. 7.11, 7.51. 8.81.
8.11.951. 10.41,- 11.11.

(74) Geo: to corner North Main and
Washington 40441:.

(x) Dali escort; Sunday.

(I) 8011751081; «

 

DORLON'S FOIN'I' LINE.

darn 1.44. 111514130 8071
1011‘- Point-11. life-38.19." .84, 37.00.
17.80. :74! 23.10.2144. 900,434,048.

 

2281* 10.45. 1112.11.89.

for nor?

‘1

. ”7.24. 7.48,

, 4.12,

J 3.00.8.00.3..12 8.,24 8.,85 8.40.5

 
 

‘ .

'12.“. 12.42, 1.12'. 1.710, 2.00, 2.24, 2.43,

3.12, 8.38, 4.00. 4..24. 41.49, 5.12, 5.844.
6.00, 534, 6.,“ 7.,12 7.38, 8.,00 8.24.
8.,48 9-.12 9.,“ 10.00 10.24.1049 11.12.

(1) Dain except Sunday.

 

EAST AVENUE-BROAD mva‘n 1.1m:

Leave South Norw‘aik R. 11. Station
-—A. his—«746.29, x053, x717, 177.47, 148.05,
x829, 8.53, 9.17. 9.41, 10.05. 10.29,
10.53, 11.17. 11.41. P. lit—12.05. 12.29.
12.58, 1.17, 1.41. 2.05. 2.29, 2.53, 3.17.
3.41, 4.05, 4.29. 4.53, 5.17, 5.41, 6.05.
6.29, 6.53, 7.17, 7.41. 8.05, 8.29, 8.53.
9.17. 9.41. 10.00, 10.29, 10.53, (11.17 to
Norwalk only).

Leave Bridge switcth. M.—-x0.36.
777.00, X724, 37.48. x812, 18.38, 9.00.
9.24, 9.48, 10.12. 10.30. 11.00, 11.24,
11.48. P. M.-—-12.12. 12.36. 1.00, 1.24,
1.48. 2.12. 2.30, 8.00, 8.24, 3.48, 4.12.
4.38, 5.00, 5.24, 5.48, 6.12. 8.30, 7.00,
8.12, 8.36, 9.00. 9.24, 9.48.
10.12, 10.88. 11.00. (11.24 to Norwnlk
MU)- .J

Leave Main and Wall Sts.——A. M.—
x6.24, x048, x7.12. x736, x800. x824.
8.48, 9.12. 9:36. 10.09, 10.24. 10.48. 11.12,
11.30. P. M.‘-12.00. 12.24, 12.48. 1.12.
1.36, 2.00, 2.24. 2.48. 3.12, 3.36, 4.00,
4.24. 4.48. 5.12, 5.36, 0.00, 6.24, 648, 7.12,
7.36. 8.00. 8.24. 8.48, 9.12, 9.86, 10,00.
10.24, 10.48, 11.12.

Arrive and leave Broad 'River~A.
M.--x6.33, 117.00. 177.24, 777.48. 58.12.
118.34. 9.00, 9.24, 0.48. 10.12. 10.36, 11.00,
11.24, 11.48. P. u.——12.12. 12.38. 1.00.
1.24. 1.48, 2.12. 2.38. 3.00, 3.24, 3.43,
4.36. 5.00, 5.24. 5.48. 6.12, 6.86.
7.00. 7.24. 7.48. 8.12, 8.36, 9.00. 9.24.
9.48, 10.12, 10.30. i100 (11.24 to Main
and Wall Btu. only).

Laure Main and Wall Sta-A. M.-—-—
36.24, x6.48. x7.i2, 17.36. 178.00, x824.
8.48, 9.1:. 9.26. 10.00. 10.24. 10.48. 11.12,
11.88. P. M.—~12.00. 12.24, 12.48. 1.12.
1.86, 2.00. 2.24, 2.48. 8.12. 3.38. 4.00.
4.24, 4.48, 6.12, 5.36. 0.00, 6.24, 0.48.
7.12. 7.843. 8.00. 8.24, 8.48, 9.12. 9.86.
10.00, 10.24. 10.48. 11.12.

More Bridge 87710:th. 14.-—-x6.80,
17.00, 177.24. 177.48.19.12, 18.85, 9.00.
9.24, 9.48, 10.12, 10.86, 11.00, 11.24.
11.48. P. Air-12.12. 12.88. 1.00, 1.24.
_.,148 212, 2,86 8.00 3.24. 8.,48 4.12,
4.36, 5.00 5.24 5.,48 0.12 636,709.
724.748.11.12 8.86 9.,00 924, 948.
10.12.10.35,11.,00 1124.

Arrive South Norwalk Station.——A.
M.~fl6.48. 17.07. 17.81, 7.55, $8.19,
18.48. 9.07. 0.81. 9.55. 10.19. 10.48, 11.07.
11.31, 11.55. P. M.-12.19. 12.43, 1.07,
1.81, 1.55. 2.19. 9.48, 3.07. 3.81. 3.55.
4.19, 4.48. 5.07. 5.81. 5.55. 6.19, 6.43,
7.07. 7.91, 7.55, 8.19, 8.43. 9.07, 9.31.
9.55. 10.19, 10.48. 11.07. 11.81.

(1:) Daily except Sunday.
3 -‘ . ,
WEST AVENUE.

Leaving South Sorwaik. cor. South

. Main and Monroe Sta. fo'r Not-walk.—

A. M.—-—xti.01, 86.26. 176.29. 0.87, 6.49.
XMO. x7111. 7.13, x7209, 7.25, x729.
7.87, 7.49, 27.49, 8.01.8,13 825,119.29.
8.37. 8.49. 9-.“ 9.13 x9,..00.925 9.37.
9.49. 9.49. 10.01, 10.19, 519;,“ 10.25.
1029,1037. 10 49. 11.01.11.111. 11.09.
11 85.11.37. .11. 49 11.49.17. LIN—~12 01.
12.18. 1225.12.20.12”, 1249, 1.01.

"1.13, 1.09, 1.20, 11.27. 1.49. 1.40, 7.01.

2.15, 2.25, 2.29; 2.97. 2.49. 8.01. 8.18.
3.09. 8.25. 3.87. 8.49, 9.49. 4.01, 4.18,
4.25. 4.34. 4.37, 4.49, 5.01. 5.19. 5.09,
5-25. 5547. 5.40, 5.49. 6.01, 6.13.1539.
6.25, 8.”, 6.87. 5.49, 115.49, 7.01. 7.18,
7.09, 7.25, '7 87. 7.49, 1.49. 8.0L 8.19.
8.25. 9.29. 8.37. 8.49, 9.01. 9.13, 9.09.
9.95. 9.37. 9.49. 9.49. 10.01. 10.25, 10.30.
10.20.137.10”. 11.,01 11.,19 11.09.
11251.87. 11. 49. 11.49.1209. 1712. 53,
11.14.

Leaving cor. of Main and Wall Sis.
for South Norwaih .--A. 140—4545.
716.00. “12.170.20.624 0.36 x6 48.
10.55, 7.00. 7.,12 724.1740. 785, 748.

18.00. 912 541018.84 8.,96 8.,“ 9.100.-

900. 912. '09-15. 9.25, .40. 9.99. 9.48,
10. 00. 10.19.1020, 10. 4, 19.35. 10 48.
11M. 1100. 11.12. 11.24.11.441. 1180.
1148, 12.00 P N..--1212,12.20, 1.2.24.
18.80.18 49.1.09. 1.00. 1 15. 1. 24. 1.95.
140.1.48.3.00. 2.12 2.20, 2..9~L236, 2.4:,
5.00.

0.00 4.12 4.20. 4.24'. 4.304.114
0’. 5.48.

5.04 5.1: 42.20. 5.74.540. 53
20.00. 400. 4.12.4.7!) 4.70024. 0.30 043.
7.00, 7..00 7.12, "7.74, 7.30 7.40. 7.45.
3.00. 012'. 0.20. 8.24, 0.20 8.48, 0.00.
s. .212, 044. m. 4150. 0.481000.
10.41. 40.20. 10.34, 10.14. 10.148 14.00,
11 00. 11.12. 11.24. 11 4s, x1242, x103.

a holidays 0111!. .
1 Daily except Sunday.
Stamford Care in Heavy Ty.pe

 

NORWALK-01174170710 LINE 2
Going Woof _ , ‘

11410.3 3. R. Station. -—A.

named
' ins—4030. 7.10 am 8.50, 0.30 1010

2 1.3.50. 3459.12.10. 5.150; m5 301 0.16, 6.50.
7.”: 5-194,

 
 

8.59. 9.50. 10.10.10.503 11.30. , J

£7.10,

‘ Jinan 7220' 010' 450.

“'1.1012.10.98.11.00.11.94.11. , JJ _ JJ
. 10.14.111.44. 114,144 2.14; 400. “ J Lea 7.4.14.” «24.20. , , _
; 9230315: 0.44, 1,102.4 “ 1:0,, 3;. , :0“ 4.24.701 .44 .0711,” 1040. 71:09:50. ..,...
4'44. 7100; 4'14, “4490.10.14. 10.74. 71200“ a”... 41""01'2030 5:: 10.21.000.44, .
04441447400000: 20154144110440- ‘M‘ 3"“ 1" i1 ‘7: “‘71?”
“71120541425 5'14 1'2"»? 7 4.14mi: 14410 .454 inn"
-44“ . - 9111.;1nof', , . . 8:23 name's 3"“, ”55.2.

J ' Trolley ', ‘ Time,';"l'able. J

517.40, 3.209.,00 9.40,10..2011.00.11..40

’...51-1220, 100, 1.40, 2.20. 3.,00 3.,40

4.20, 5.00. 5.40, 6.20, 7.00, 7.,40 890, 900 '

9.40.10.20,11..00

To Rowayion Switch only, in addi-
tion to abovewA. M.~x5.45. 210.047,
x020, 59.15. P. 'M.——x5.20,-x6.00.

Leave So. Norwaik, so. Main and
Washington StaM—A M..-x610, 176.30.
111,10 xT.50, 8.30, 9.,10 9.50,10.80,11.10,
il..50 P.M-12.30,110,1.,50 2.30,
3.10, 3.50, 4.30, 510, 550, 630, 7.10,
7.50, 8.80, 9.,10 9.5010.30,1110.

in addi-

To Rowayton Switch only,
776.10,

tlon to above-14. M.-x;.50,
10.30. 59 25. P. M.———x5. 30, 176.10.

Lear? Mead w sg'flsJW'wh—o-A' 111:—
X615, 85.x x 04,115,,"1

10.35.1173, 9'1.55.P.'«§91f£2.
1.517.235.8113, 3.55, 4.30, 5.15. 5. 55,
0.115.715.7155,835, 9.145, 9.55, 10. 85,
11.15 0 .

To Rowayton Switch only,, in addi
tion to above—A. M .———x6. 05, 16.35.
59.80. P. M.~I5.35. 746.15.

Leave Rowayton Swlth ~—A. M——-
x030, 176.,50 x730, x810, 8.50. 9.30,
10.10 10...50,1130 P. M...——1210 12.50.
1.,30 2.10, 2.50. 3.,30 4.10, 4.50. 5.30,

6.10, 6.,50 7.30. 8.,10 8.50. 9.,30 10.10,

10.700.11.30.

Leave Darien R. R. Station—AM
178.37, x657, x737, x8.,i7 8.57, 9.37.
10.17 1007,1137 P.1i.-—12.17.1257.
1:17, 217,257,387. 417.457.15.37. 0.1?
657. 7.,37 8.17, 857,9.31,10.,17 10.57,
1i..37

Leave Norotou P O. -.A M.~—xti. 44
and 17.04 (to Stamford line only),
17.44, 318.24, 9.,04 9..“ 10.24 11.04,
11.44. P. 14.42.24 1.04.1..44 2.24
3.04.1144, 4.24. 5.04. 5,44 6.24 7.04. 744.
8.24. 9.04, 9.44, 1024, 11.04, 11.44 (to
Stamford line only.)

Leave Stamford City LineKA \1.~—

x7 ’30, x8510, 9.10, 9.50, 10.3 1110,
11. .30 P. M. ~12 30,, 1 10.150.12.30.
3.,10 3 ..50 4. 3t). .1. 1.0, 7'). 410 6 30, 7.10, ‘

'4'..50 8.80, 9.,10 9.50, 10.311.11.10.

Arrive Stamford Central Squane~A.
14. ~28. 05. 8 45 9.25, 1000. 10.45.11.25.
1’ 1.1 ——12. 05. 12 45.1 25. ’ .05," .. .45, 3.2
4.05. 4. 45, 5.25, 6.05, 6.45. 7.25, 805'.
8.45. 9.25. 10 00, 10. 45.1 1.25.

 

Going Eu!

Leave Stamford Central Square—A.
M..——7 35. 8.,15 88.55, 9.35, 10.10.10.545.
11.85. P.51..——1215.12.55, 1.35. 2.15,
2.55. 8.35, 4.15, 4.55, 5.35, 8.15, 6.55,
7.35, 8.158.701, 935, 1015. 105.) (to
il'cstport only). ,

Leave Stamford City Line-«A. M:—
776.50, 17.,10 17.50, x880, 9.10 9.50.
10.30 1110 11.50. P M.———1L‘30, 1.10
150. 2.,30 8,10 3.50. 430, 5.,10 5.,50
680, 7.10.
11.10.1150 (for Westport only.

Leave \‘oroton P. 0'69—A 11.—116.56,
11,716, 177.56, 178,936 9.56, 10.36.
11.16, 11.56 P. M.——"16‘1'.36, 1.,16 1.56,
2.36. 316. 3.55, 4.,35 5.16, 6.56 6.36.
7.16. 750, 835, 9.16, 9.56, 1086 11.16,
11.56.

Leave Darien R R. Station—A. M. ...
x7. 03, 117.23 718 03 x8.48.9.23.10.03,
10,414 11.23 P. M..—1203.12..48 1.33,

.2.,03 2.43, 3.23, 4..03 143,523,003.

6.,48 7.,23 8.03, 8.43,9.23,10.03,10.,43
1.123.12.03.

"Leave Rowayton Switch—A. M.—~
1610,17030 (Nor-walk only). 116.50.
37.10 (Nor-walk only). 117.30. 17810
:78. 50, 9.,80 s9. 50 (Norwalk only). 10.10,
10.130.11.30. P.M..——1210.12.,50 1.80
2.10. 2.50, 3.80. 4.,10 4.50, 5.80.1550
(Norwalk only), 11.10.776.80 (N
only), 0.50 7.30 8.,10 8.509.110, 10.10.
10.50.,1130 1210

Leave Meadow st. Switch—11.51:—

86. 25‘ 3845. 117.05. 87.25 _X7.t15,' x8. 85. J...

19.:06 9.45 810.10.. 111.25.11.05. 11. 45

r M'——1‘025,1.,05 1.45.21.25.300045,‘

4.85.5.05.5;45,‘16.,05 635,176.45." 7.05,

7.45 0,25 005} 945. 1025.11.05, 114s,

12. 25

Leave so. Norwalk. 30.111411) and
Washington Sta—AM lit—x600, 36.30,
16.50 (Norwalk' on”). 147.10.17.30

(Norwalk only), 17.50.3841. ”10,9 50,
810.15 (Norwalk only) 10.30.11.111,

7.50. 8.30 9.,10 9,50,1030,‘

- “5‘" .Wm

11..50 "P. “..,—1290 1.10, 1,50,11,80. ,
3.10. 3.50, 4..30 5.,10 5.50 x610 (Nor-f

w‘allt only). 8.80, 85.50 401me only),

7.10, 7.,50 8.30 9.,10 9.50. 10.80.11.141.‘
11. 50 (Westport 0111.7). 12. 30 (West- .

port only).

Lowe Nornllt, 17415 and Wall Stu. ‘

——A. his—15.10. 35:42. 27.22 “02.18.48.
x912, 10.02. 10. 42, 11.22. P M.-—12.02.
18. 42, 1.22, 2.02, 2.42. 8.22, 4.02. 4..42
5.,22 6.08. 6.48, 7.22, 8.02 8.,42 9.82,
10. 02, 10. 42 11.22.,11’02
only). 12. 48 (47m 0 air)

Lem Wist'p'or‘tw— 11.-4:530. 17.10.
7.50.830 0.10. 0.00. 0110.11.10 11.50'

(Wo'otport '

P. Afr—12.89. 1.10, 1.50. 2.90," 8.1.0, 550. ’

4.30 5.10, 5.50. 0.90 7.101 7.50, 5.80 .,

9.10. 0.50, 10.40: 11.10.,11
Station—-

#1177170 on? rt‘lt
ifs—7.00. 3.0“! 8.50. J 4.90, 10.10,
P. 1401-1840 1850.130

' 9'1?) 050, 3110, 410 0 530
”0.70, 10.10. 10 so. , ,

'11.“,12.10,1950:"

2 D8111 0x001): sum ‘
I Sundays only ' .

5;?

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