Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1912 · page 9

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

' . below zero during the early morning

 

 
 

..., ”"69 narrow; Prunes ...... .100 lb.
-. 8040, standard Tomatoes.

'. . alullm 0.634,?» 4+- unsu-s'b-uhI-I-sII-ahgg

 

. ..'I

‘ 4413'.

‘ 'he'held this evening and on every evo-

' accident ill Edlie avenue Saturday a!"

‘d'ryI masses and 444-40460: 4444 being

I . his rash -de.'y,- and its he haired his
deednsdon he looped from the wsgon
”'betorelthlld demote-4444614.

‘ Very 9444 Butler

" '3 “high“ side) Milli...‘.........25¢

Jtnmnnnwt

 

 

 

I.‘ 01“" Van "

street. is confined to her home with .

I.~illness .
Miss ,Ali’u uch, ., > |_ We):
war 44.449460: 30E East 4 . -. Mfigg"

4440 444004444 ' "

...-......—

Henry Keeler has maved his house-
hold effects from pleasant avenue to
'10 Fort street. 77.. . l. 'I; .

M ‘ , ‘7

Charles Miller 1499 moved his house
hold effectswfroln Ludlow place to
lfleisnnt 00.41.94.

909700064711 jnoeltlng of the ’l’oung
Peoples Soc'i'et3 of 1.03141 Workers
was Iheld last evening at the Swedish

,. Cons-4444144041 Church

The regular senices were held“
.4444 Swedish doltgregbuonal Church
yes ”“3." morning. sud evening The
Ger loss “and well attended.

., W“...

Frederick Johnson is making an
railsonlentsto move his household
enacts trom V00 1404 sweet to Win-
field street ill. the near future.

 

 

The regulm morning and evening
sel'ylees were held at the Advent
ghrlstian Church ulsterdny Both ser-
vices wele well» attended and enthu-
elastic,

 

The'Meu's Class or the East. Avenue
04341400404 0144th held its weekly
meeting yesterday noon at "the parlors
or the church. The meeting was well
attended and enthusiastic.

The weekly devotional meeting of
the ‘Epworth League was held at the
East Avenue Methodist Church last
evening. ‘The meeting was well ,IIatI
tended and enthusiastic throughout.

 

Rev. William w. Gillies occupied the
pulpit sud lrIl'euchod at the morning
and evening services at the East Ave
44440 Methodist Church yesterday. The
services were well attended and all all-
-preciated the sermons of the pastor.
The choir also rendered two excellent
programs.

rm

Another taste of read winter weath-

er was experienced yesterday when
' the mercury went down to 12 degrees

houl's.~'l‘llls morning more weather
was enjoyed, the thermometer rising
until it reached the 18 degree mark
with snow ns‘n treat.

 

ThT'é’e“ services were held yesterday
at the East Avenue Methodist Episco—
pal Church. all 01' which weld largely
attended. Rev. Dalld Hughes preach-
ed powerfully and sang very accepts.-
The services fili'be continued
all this week stints o‘clock,’wl-th the
j‘e’xception of Saturday evening.

 

To say that those who have at»
400804! the meetings held at 'the East

Avenue. Methodist church by' Rev. 3
the singer-evangelist.'

' David Hughes, _
have been enthusiastic is putting it
lightly ' 'Rev. “1444. Hugheavls 44 speak-
er of truly remarkable ability and his,
ltunck of swaying his congregation le'
acknowledged. Another meeting will

iiig‘ world including February 5.

 

..—.

Samuel D. 'Gutkowsky. the South:
Norwni-k grocer, met with a painful

teruoon, while delivering groceries,
014044 he slipped on 44 sheet 44440420074-
ered with snow, and fell under the
wheels of his wetsuit, mouthing out»

custom-ably shouted 'by his experience.
Mr. 43444140004143 was hurrying; 44‘ abelnk

bind.
ing on 'tne slippery niece of ground.

fell directly under the wheels. Foo
bunately the horse stopped just at that
time Isnd he wns not injured by the
, 04.4.44 ‘

 

.380

 

48100. Best Milka-44044074 ........2sc

con“...ch

Flour. 998' 04044444409444.4404..."-

_ her daughter, in Greenfield Hill.

, Riverside avenue.

1 Benton,» Catholic church.

I served.

 

Joseph G. 443:4: was in durum-don

 

 

Trusnt Officer Hall has been 0
wilds of our local schools the lust"

Rev. William Putney'. of 45444544..
tuck. preached in Christ church. yes
terdsy.» . . .

 

w ‘
' severnl skating psrties were held on
Leo's and Alden’s ponds. yesterday
afternoon. I , .

_ 4404.444 0' 341344 hits recovered from
his illness and resumed his work on
the trolley.

 

 

_ Superintendent ill Praraham gsve
a spelling test to the pupils of Center
school, Friday.

 

Frank Walteman. of‘ Cross High-
way, has lost one of his 770444 horses
with spinal meningitis

Mrs. Barty Hull. of Gross High-I
way, has returned from 44 visit with

A special fancy work meeting will
be held in the Congregational, par-
sonage on Wednesday from 2 to 5.

1|.

 

Edward Hubboll, of Sangntuck, and
Col. John N. Partridge were week-
end guests of friends in New York
citY. , t .

The board of 'selsctlnen have re-
fused the Connecticut 00444040: the
right to lay soother switch in State
street.

 

 

Mrs. Neil Mitchell, Mrs. G. Joblew.
ton and Miss Esther Downs were the
,pstroness'es of the outrage meeting
'held in .Illhrnry hell, Saturday even-
ing.

 

George Whrren, the blacksmith in
has receii'ed .44
mounted head of a large deer, which
he shot in the Maine woods on his
”vacation. '

 

The first of a series of bridge and
wllists will be given in the lawn hall
on February 7444 for the purpose of
raising funds for the'deserving poor
of the town. '

 

Civil Engineer William J. WOOd.
Jr., has «been engaged the 'past week
surveyng the newly purchased prop-I
erty of General Stewart F. Woodtord.
in Greene Farms.

Owli‘g to the high cost. oi'ifeed.
John Vincent, who for several years
has conducted a largomllk mute in
town, has given it up. Mr. Vincent
expects to devote his full time to
farming.

 

James Smith, of this town; accom-
panied by Mr. andM-rs. John Smith-
zlnd Mrs. Horace mulerlsnd. or
South Norw.ulk attended the month's
mind mass for Mrs. Thomas Keating.
which was celebrated Frldsy in the

 

An illustrated stereoptlcon lecture
wIAs given in the Clonal-05444044441
climb last evening by captain Pur-
fett, o! the south Norwnik Salvation.
Army: The “drummers very inter-
‘utllsu Ind showed plainly. the good
work the Salvntlo'n Army were doing
all over 44.004444. :' ' , , .

,, -—'-----,~

The dance which was given in Na.»
tlonsl hull Friday evening, by the
mzy 44440404. was largely Attended
The hall 4... prettlly trimmed. The
music 404' the dancing was furnished
in! avoc‘s orchestra. IA musical pro-
grant was 4140 404400400 during the
intermission when refreshments were

 

. - MUDTFUL KIN‘II'UCKV. _

A Kentucky mun committed suicide
when informed that his wife had or»
rented him with twins. How can in

dudeslools like that allow—Houston
Post. ' ‘ " .

 

 

NOT EVERYWHERE.

4444 the 40.40.4444. 1444004004404’ I “ ,
“Not out our 4747;509:4194! mar

Barnum. “Whoa; ‘I I ~ “

politics. there he doesn‘t:

 

, for short, but my lucid ‘I'nuIne in

ever expect to grip Kentucky for the ,
Democratic Party when the stale. 0704.3" .

"P01101420 mares 44444440 4444444004442" 1

 
 
 

‘ 40040444.

”a

-I.~1y

filly-mun to"
ml ,
We had materialit-

4‘0 44,000 4704400 I “

. .000 much soy
- ‘ tier

 

busy to worry about the condi

 

 

otllclsl business, Friday. . his IItIlo showed is d 000-
4404‘ " ~404an 44000 00%... 4444‘
loin. Willing» B entertained ItheendI it p , I.
motives 4404619004000”. over 444:- "2340 infill! '00.;st $37 777441 l“ i .4 ‘
00 040042.... r ..

 
 

every one 47440 74749044 with dyspep-
sin for 4' few years will give everything
wrptorm-uew stomach. g 7
7' WWW is 0044440001: 044434! by an
abnomtnl stain of the nitric 304004.
only lenient 40444445140- 0! “'0
444444044 -M4leoult is “the elem-
ach loses its power to digest fault.
We are now able 444 supply comm
missing elements—to help 09 rehtoro
to the,» We tuition their digestlve
power. and to old in uniting the item.-
sch strong and well,
We know that 4444444 Dyspepsis u'l‘sb.‘ '
lots are s most 0004044040 remedy for
disordered stomschll, indigestion and
dyspepsia. ' " ‘
W4 ‘wu‘lt you to try then end will
treturn your'money if you one not more
44440 44444400 with the result. .
Thneo' itinei‘. 25 cents 40 cents‘ and?
81.00, Remember. you can count
Remit Remedies in this‘ community
only at our store—Tbs Resell Store.
The Clifford Pharmacy, Quittner &
Cautv, Props.

umnnu
munul

Bin cunt-447 Stale Find 04402
Killed by Bdrm cold Follow-
ing Warm Westhsroiilseentbsr

Reports coming” in tram the pouch
growers around the ,state show that
the crop 404' this year is practically .1
ruined. Thousands of dollars will be
lost during the coming season among
the peach men, and housewives will
be forced to pay top notch prices for
this wholesome f‘ruit. Most of the
growers give the' warm «tiller 0!
December followed by the continuous
extreme cold of January A44 the (must:
of the failure, Its the warm weither
caused the buds to wall and the cold
killed them.

Barnes Brothers. the Yaleevilie
pencil growers sud nurserymen, re»
port that their erop is Most ruined.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

‘4'

 

. The buds have been 44444440004440

those cut open Wore blackened by 444
frost, and mount indications are that
a number or the tree: will not hear at
all this “year. A csreful and optlmlo
tic estimate is that eight or ten per.
cent. of the usual crop will be har-
vested which will come from these
trees whose location on high ground
helped considerably

Some growers in Wnllingford think
that their crop is entirely ruined
while one man, whose trees are lo
0444044 in n favorable position. and are
of s 'hsrdyvnriety, expects an output
of about thirty per cent. _

John T. Molumphv, manner of the
Connecticut Volley Orchard Com-
pany's (arm in Berlin. while mining
over the peach situstlon, 4474: .-

"l expectfonlyIs partial crop next
season. The buds were badly 41447443.
ed by the long, continued, extreme,
cold. which followed 44 wum‘Deo’emI
her. This worm westber in the last
month '07 the aid year started 4440044
and the cold of the 0440 low weeks has
«killed All. that were 00444.00. Vests:
'dsy alter-0044. we cut open lac-Iron
many trees throughout our herd
here. and found 4440444 All blackened.
The peach crop at the 'bost. can only
he 4 very smsil one next summer." I‘.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W .I‘

44004 70 The 0004440 1 ,

The teacher or 4 .30444443- 4044004
class approached one little tellow‘ who
m present. for 4440 first 0014 and is.
.qulrod his name do! the WW of
placing it on 0140,0011. f'Well” aid
the 004444540», 4444' cell 4740 0144447040 '

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-‘ retow dowa.ple‘hse, Chauffeur. ':l 000‘ 7
4404404444 red 244-04. " “Better letn- '
£0 44409 going 414.] think 444044 44‘.

 

 

 
 
 
 

t “'4, 4 .:§;’.

Lone South Nowell R. R. Station
for NorwalkmA. Ii ~24. 00. 46.12, 0. 24,

.6“ 6 I46. 7.130431% 73. x7. Ag. 4 ._
«In :24” £94.. 034.0 24"}01. .00 “ll

19.19'11.‘ .1193 9. 11.94.4195: ,11 81’

‘ " 44,—1200.4242.44.24.444412421.40.

1.12, 1,.“ “:163, 8.00.2 “.39,
- 2.44, 244, . 2.12. 4.24. 4.44. 4.44
" I». 043%3435-“43,

. 4.04 4.44,,
' $77M 7.13:9” ”7.761748 4,4440.-

 

9000, 10.12, £010.34, 10.,“
10.48. 41.00.11.12,1l24,1130, .1208.
241.,“ ml

to. null: 40-- 42.04 44-44..

 

27,724 44. :400.412 404.24, 4.24, 4.44.
4.00, ‘442 . 444. 4.44 10.00. 'mz.
40.44. 40544. 40.44..t4..00 14.42, 44.44.
44.44 76'.“ P..,)l—l:.00 42.42 4224.
42.24, 44,400,144. 4.24, 434, 444,
2.00., 2.44. 2,244. .44 .244, 2.00 444.
4.24, 2.04. 444, 4.00: 4.42. 4.24, 4.44.
4.42. 2.00 042, 4.44, 4.24 4,44 4.00.
0.42, 024, 4.40. 4.44. 7..00 7.12. 7.24.
7.24, 7.44 4.00. 4.42 4.24. 4,24 4.44,
4.00 042, 0.24 2,44 44.44.14,;00 40.,44
40's, 40.44. 40.44 '4400, 44.42.14.244
',44.24 44 4a. 42. 20. 44. 44—4404, 41.24.

4

Leave thin sud Wall 844. for Will
tumult—25.48 4.42, 44.24“ 4.24, x048.
7.00, 17.12.? .4730? .48 ,8,“
, .I 2.00' 024.4..42 40.444.40.44 i400, 47.74,
4144 IP. 4444-42444420. 1.00 4.44,
4.,44 2,44 44. 200. 4.,24 2.144 4.42,
4.44. 4.40. .44.. 0.44. 4.,42 4.20. 7.00.
724 7. 442: 424 0.00. 0.24 0.44.
~ 10.14 40. 4, 44.00, 44 ,.24424 I

« ., 001449 South. I
' 4.0440 774 74434401 A. 44—74400, 44.24.

44.04.4444, 7.00.722. 47.44.7244 .42
4.00 4.44, 444. 0.42 4.,44 40.,00 4.44.
. 40.44 4442.41.24 inn—44.100 44.24.

. “18,112, 1.96.
936. 000.491.4448, 5.12, 5.90, 6.00. 0.36.
0.,“ 7.99.7 7.9 0.00. 8..“ 8.98.9.12.9.,38
10.00.1030,1.48.11.13 11.90.111.48.

Leave Msin and Will an .—A.. ll. —

26. 48, a! 20.24 6.36. 20.48.700 17.13.
. 7.24 x .44’. 7.44,:404, 442,174.44. 4.44.
4.44 4440. 4.,12 4.24 0.24. 444, 40.00,
40.42 '4'0'24. 10.24 10.44 44.00, 44.42.
44.,24 4124. 44.42 P. 44.4—42.00 42.12.
44.'24 42,44 42.44 4.00, 4..42 4.,24 4.40.

1.48. 2.“, 3.12, I 2.94. 2.36. 2.48.
3.00. 8.12. 3.24. 3.36, 3.48. 4.00.
4.12. 4.24.0 4.86, 6.48. 6.00. 5.12.

5.24. «4444. 0.44, 4.00. 4.42, 0.24, 0.44.
4.44, 7.00 m. 7.24. 7.44. 7.44, 4.00, 4.42,
4.44, 4.44. s.44.4.,00 0.42.024 024.044.
40.00 40.42 40 44, 40.44, 40 44. 14.00.
44.121 14.24, 44.44, 342.00. 44240, 24.04.

Arrives 900th Not-vain R. R. Station
—A. 10—4006. 0.94. 10.80, 6.48. 37.00.
7.44. 47.24, 7.20. 447.44. 2.00. 34.42. 4.24.
44.24 s: 44 4.00 0.42. 4,24 0,24 0.44.
40.04: 14421. 40.24, 40.24 4044 34.00. .
44 42.44424. 4424. 44344

18.1I§.34.12.36.19.~48,1..W l.12,1.24,
I' 1..” 1 100,912. 2.24.9108.“ :90. I
" 8.1 1,104 3.3.9679] 8.4.00, 4.03. 48.4%?”
4.48. 0.0 . 5.19. 6. 24.0. 8.19
6.06 . 6.90.018. 7. 00. 7J1.7.94. 7.80, 9.00, -
8.18 . 89.94. 8.3.6.48. 9.00. 9.11. 9.94. 0.06
9.48, 10.0 00. 1012.10.24.10”. 10. 48.
11.20 11.12.411.26. 1186.19.00,I1250,
xi. 4.

(2) Dell! 444044 804042.

 

“EWTOWN AVIINUE MINE

Lens Monroe and South hisln 874.
wA. I‘M—9.99 $7.,” 30.49. 88.99. 19:00.
9.49. 019.14.10.09. 1170‘. 11.49 m? I. --
12.29. 1.,09 149. 9.39. 309. 9.49. 4394
0.09. 5. 49. .99. 7.09. 7. 49, 8.29. 9. 09. 9. 49.
19.29: 11 ,

14004. Main and Wall Bis—AM
“44.4740. 4442.14.22.4044.
40.02 440.24, 40.42, 11:22. 3'44.—

$4» '49”. $.43
0%). 8.49.“ 7&3." 6.00.3'
10. 03, '10 49, 11 95.

Au'lv‘o 44.4 We 13044404744 Ave—-
44.~44.14,:4.24. 24.44. 747.44, 4.46.
.424. 10.14
1;;l.-19.,15 4244, 4.44, 2.4% 4.
4.42, ..444 444.444 4.44, 054'
4.14, 454. 0.44. 40.44. 40.44, 44.40.’

nave ill-loud Wall 34074-1. ll.—

0.48.033;

4: 4.,00 4.04. 4.40. 4.20.
40:03.40.“ 4.44,- 7.430," 7.40 4.20. 0:00.
, 440. 4040. 44.04. 44.4 I

mutton-4.4040004444444944,
- 44.44:. 27.44. 44744..

”‘nfivm
4.242. 0.11, 0.44, 1024.41.14. 14:44.
Ill—18.91.11.148]...- 2.24., 2.44. 3.44
4.21 5.,44 041, 0.2
0.44, 0.51. 10 .24.- 14.!

47mm 0004' to W 700404 Main 4440‘
...Em 0004 044444.
24.47 ”44474"

P.

‘ 40 40445-04444 4444.
0:0! 44444341020 Elvin:

AL"
III:‘I'1’I.,I:‘,>4

4.12. .4 .240qu

t-Irkflnmmfidl tl‘sln.

‘ efinfiuqu, 8148. 700; 4744, 767.243" '

2.,00 2.9!. 2.48. 8.18."

432.,_‘

9,4203, 9.512. 'I'I ‘

7.41.. 7.41. 4.21.)"

 

Il~ 7"" 27." 1'34"- "‘""u\. 7' I'.“j it,“ 04" r ":4, “37‘3“," - "‘ ”3"”!

:7" 141"", firs 7.444441735- Ling“ .4444 4.42, 44440 424.244.

- .. ...... . 60104 "OM .0.... .4.. . .2 .4.-24, $.00, 24 t 4 442, 5:70.
0.00. 0,24 44 7.12. 7,44 4.44, 444.

48.,“ 9.12, 9.,“ 10.00.10..24 10.,“ 11.18

"1».
sum
.4
M

"1""

y

 

I12 58. 1.17,

(4) Daily except 04ml”.

" ....'

 

KS3:

'hrr Avenue-snow RIVER 4.4444

Leave 904404 1904444414: 14.. It. Station
—A. 14—4039. x059, x'l.,17 x741, 18.,05

' 39.,39 9.59. 917, 9.41. 10. 05. 10. I9.

10.,“ 1117..ll.41. P.“
1.41, 9.05.
3,.41 4.,05 429, 4.53.
6.29. 653,117. 7.41.
417. 4.44. 40.04 1424.

.—12.05,12.29.
9.29. 2.63. 3.17.
5.17. 5.41} 6.05.

10.53, (11.17 to

New cal.”

 

 

P. Ill—«1990.

.Ii.

£100.11,“

' 10.00.1014. 10. 49. 11.12.

IDAve Bridge Switch—A. ll. —xG.86.
17.49. 3819.18.86. 990.
9799. 9148.19.19.10”.1100.11.34.
10. 48. . 01—19. 12. 12 36. 1.00.1 1.
1.,48 2.1 1.06 3.00. 924. 8..48 4.12.
4.,“ 5.90. 6.24. 5.48, M3, 6.80.100.
7.24. 748. 8.,“ 3.90, 9.00 9.24, 9.48.
”10.3). 1098.11.00, (11.24 to Norwaik
on .

Leave Main and Well 844. —A. 44 —
16.24. “48,11,” 1130.18.00, 44624.
8.43, 9.12. 9489. 10.00.10 24.10.48. 11.12,
11.36. P. M.—12.00. 12.24. 12. 48, l.,12
1..“ 2.00. 1.24 248. 9.12. 896. 4.00.
4.24, 4.49, 5:12, 539. 8..00 6.,04.948 7.12.
7.30, 800. 9.24. 848, 9.12, 936310.90.
10.24,1048.11.I12

”Arrive and leave Brood River—A.
”...—4:444 1700. 1720. x748, 28..”
:8 86. 900. 9 24 948.1012.10.38,11..00
ll.:4,1148 P. 14—12.,” 1236.100.

1.24. 148.112, 2.30. 800. 8..“ 3.68. .

4.13, 4.86, 5.90. 5.24. 6.48. 6.12. 6.86.
700.124.748. 8.19. 8.90, 900. 9.94.
9.48, 1012.10.36 1100 (11.24 to Hall

and WI" 399 only).

Leave M4444 and W441 Stat—A. M.—
1604, x048. 17.12, x736. 748.00. 38.84.
9.48, 0.12. 9.34. 10.00.1034. 10.48. 11.12.
11.80. 'P. M.~—13.‘00. 12.24. 12.48, 1.12,
1.38. 2.00. 2.24, 2.48, 4.42, 3.84. 400,
4..24 4.48 5.,12 536. 6.00. 0.34. 0.48.
7.,12 734. 8.00. 8.84. 0.48 $12. 9.34.

Leave Brim Switch—A. AIM—xi 80.
x? 00, x7. 94, 17.49. 18.18. 18. 86. 9.00.
9..“ 9.48. 10.19. 10-30. 11. 00. 11.24.
11. 48 P 00—19.,” 11.30 1.00.1.24.
1..48 2..l2 8.38, 3.00, 8.,24 3.48, 412.
4.38, 5.00. 524. 6.,48 0.19. 6.,“ 7.00.
7.24. 7.48. 6.12, 8.38. 9.00, 9.24. 9.48,
10.12. 10.86, 11.00, 11.24.

Arrive South Nowell: Station—A.
14—2048. 17.07. x731. 7.55. x8”.
18.43,. 9.07. 9.31. 9.55. 10.19. 10.43. 11.0?.
11.81. 11.55. ‘1’. his—42.19. 12.43, 1.07.
1.31. 1.55. 2.19. 2.43, 3.07, 3.31. 3.55,
4.19, 4.48, 5.07. 6.91. 5.55. 6.19. 0.49.
7.01. 7.81. 7.56. 8.19. 9.43. 9.07, 9.31.
9.3. 10.19. 10.43. 11.07. 11.31.

(4) Daily except Sunday.

 

WEST AVENUE.
Leaving South Novwalk, cor. South

.Main soil mums 84.4. for Norwsiit. —

A. 993-80.“, 10.35. 440.29. 6.37, 6.49.

‘ 10.49. 17.01,“ 7.42. :71». 7.95. £7.29,

7.47. 7.40, 44.40. 204, 4.44. 4.24, 24.24.
427. 4.44. 0.04, 0.12; 44.04. 0.20, 0.47.
0.44. 4.44. 40.04, 40 44, 410.44. 40.24,
4024.10.27. 44.44. 11.04.4144. 41.04.
4422: 4447. 4440 44.44.
42.42. 42.26. 12.2'4. 4227. 4240. 4.,04
4.44. 4.04, 4.22 1.221.,40 4.40.244,
2.44.224 2.47 2.40. 3.,04 444.
2.22, 4.47. 2.40. 4.40. 4.04. 4.44.
425, 4.44. 4.27. 4.44, 4.04, 4.42, 4.00,
4.,24 447.4..44 4.44. 4.04. 4.12. 24.04.
4424. 4.44. 427, 0.40. 44.44. 7.0'4, 7.13.
v.00..7.24'. 727. 7.40 . 2.04. 4:“42.
.24. 4.24. 4.47 4.40. 70.04. 4.42. 0.00,
0. 24. 0. 27 0.40 4.40. lo. 04, 40. 44 10.40.

10.29.1097. 10.49,11.01,11.18,11.fl,

. 440.40. 40.44 414444 ,

1' N1

4’ .

404- non.
.89

 

430. 40.40. 4.10. 44.40. '1“ 44—4400.

4m. 1447. 4140.’ 44.44. 4404. 444.42,
11.44. ,

Leann; cor. of Main and Wall Sis
South.- Nondh. -—-A. M. —xs.45.

9:00. 9.12. 49.42. 0.24,
4000. 19.13.0103,.1’0 4.1034. 1042.
41.00. 41.00, 4443'. 14.24. 41.40.014.94.
44.44. 44.40. Ir. 44—421244224'4224.

I Sam ”‘7- 9
4.00 0.00. all 2:24, 2.24.
4.00. 449-. 494, 4.96. 048.

44.00. 44 42. 1424.11.44. 44,442 4144
. 4 0044414 only ‘

' ': 44444444404444.2404:

Stanford 0444 in 440477 Wilt.
Wu:-

NfiBWfl-KIIBTAIMRD INNS

4‘ -i'
..

 
 
 
 
 

’5“ mow”: rt—A "Al—20740 :47.
17.50. 8.00. 9.41950. 0‘0”, 1149.0, 1!.
1'. “-194.99 4:40.150, 8.”. .349, 0

4.40.
4.44.4440. 0.0 4.40.7..‘10 4.00 4.40‘, 0.14.

6.06. 9.39. 9.53..

P M. *12. 01..

3‘4”“: 7‘ 84'

~ 4
4

' 29.22, 10.03. 10.42.11:

 

 

 

1.00 20294

P. M.~w12.,,20 1.
00,140,

4.20, 6.00. 5.40.4
0.40.10.20.1100.

x7. 40, 8.20 9.90:3}40:1061020,11.00.11.460.~

'04 ~~

To Rowsyton witch only. ill 4444.
“on to shove—l 91—475. 45.
3020, 449.15 P. l .—x5.20, 36.00.

Lane 80. Not slk., 60. 914044an.
Washington Ste: A. M.—16.10, 16.30,
17.10. 37.00, 8.30,
11.50. P. M.-—ll

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.30. 1.10, 1.60, 2. 00.
3.10, 3.50, 430,- .10. 5.00, 0.30. 7.10.
71503.90 9.10. 9. 10. 30. 11.10.

To Rownyton witch only, in addi-
tlon to above— M.—xfi. 60, x6.10,
36.30. 449.85. P. I .—15.30, x610.

Leave meadow 3t. Switch—$.91;—
10.16.:635. 27.46; 27.56. 3.36. 915, 9.65,
1035.11.15. 116 P. M.—.,1235 M116
1.,65 2.35. 3.15. l.,55 436. 5..45 5.55.
0.35 7.15, 7.,55 .35, 9.15. 9.55, 10. 36.
11.10. 4.,

To Rowsyton Switch 044131,, in addi-
tion to 4400 v0— .
28.30. P Ids-xii. 5. 26.16

Leave Rowsytl
30.30 26.50, 17.3. 18.,10 8.,50 930,
10.10 10.150.11.30 P.M.—1210,12..50
1.30 2.10, 2.60.1.30. 4.10, 4.,50 6.30.
0.10 6.,50 730, 3.10. 9.50 930,141.10,
10.60. 11.30.

Leave Derien ll. R. Station—A. M.—
x4..27 x6.,67 x7. 7_.,x417 4.57. 0.37
40.47. 40.47 44.27 2'. 44—42 17 12 ..7
1.47.2..17 2357 2.43i. ..47 4.57 427, 4.47,
5.57 7.27.417 4; 7, 0.47, 40.47 '10.,57
4427. I

Leave Noroton P. 0.-—A. h..l—xii 44
And 47. 04 (to Stamford line only).
$1.44. 18.24. 9 . 9.,“ 10.24 11. 04..
ll ..44 P. "“1224 1..“ 1.,“ 1.24
$.04 3.44, 4.24, 6.04. 544 6.,24 7.04. 7.44,
8.94, 9.044.944.1424. 11.04. 11.44 (to
Stanton! line only).

Leave Stamford City Line—A. M.—
x7..20 28.,30 9.10 8330.10.30. 11.,10
11.90.1’. 91—12. 0.. 1.10 1.,60 2.30.
3..10 3.50 4.30 510, 5.50. 6.,30 7.10.
7.50. 9.30 9.,10 9.0,10..3011.10.

 
 
 

ArriVe Stamfo Central Square—A.
him—44905 8..46 9.,95 10.06 1045,1125.
P. “...—1205 12.45 125,205 2.45, 3.25.
0. 0,5 4.,45 0.25 6.05. 6.,45 7.25 8.05.
3.4 4,6 9.25.10..05 1045.11.25.

._——-4

Solo East

leave Stamford Central Square—A.
him—735. 8.15. 44445. 0.35 1015.10.66
ll..36 P law—1216, 12.55.1345. 2.15.
253. 335, 4..15 4.55, 5..35 6.15. 6.55,
7.36. 8.15. 8.55. 9". 10.15.1055 (to

Westport only).

Leave Stamford City Use—A.'M.— ,

44650, 4412,10 47.50, x8.,30 9.,10 9.50,
10.30 11.10.11.450. ill—12.30.1310.
1.50. 2..30 3.10. 3.50, 4..30 5.10, 5.50.
6.30 7.10.1,60 4.10 0.10. 9.60.10..30
11.10.11.530 (tor Westport only.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1.04470 No'roton .0.—A. lit—476.06.
3.7..16 27.56. x836 9..16 9.56.1036.
11.16. 11.59 P. h ...—1236 1.16.1.56.
2.38 318 3.,“ 4 6, 5.16 656, 6.36,
1.10 7.56, 8.,86 9.'Il."9.56,10.36,11..16
11..“

Leave Dal-ten Ru .Ststlon—A. M.—
“03.17.23 448.03, 448.43, 9.33 10.03.
10.143.11.23. P. div—12.013.12.43. 123.
2.08, 2.43, 3.23. 4. 3, 4.43 3.23.’ 6.03.
8.,43 7...23.809 8.41.5923 1003.10.43
1133.12.03

Leave Rowaytol
x6. id. 746 80 (Non slk only),

44.24, 0.,40 4950414
4050. 44.20. p :44.
410. 2.40. 2.30 4. o 4.,50 2.20 x5.50
tumm' only). 410 44630 (Not-walk

SWItch—A. M.—

'0019).6.50. 7.,30 8. 0, 8.50, 9.30. 10.10.

10,60 11.30. 12.10.

Leave Meadow t. Switch—A. 35L— “

10.25, 446'. 45. 27.05, $735.17.“, 448.25.
x905. 9.45 81010,'.,'“,1025 11..06 11.40.
P. lL...—1925,105 .45. 1.25 3.05, 3.45.
6.05.005 5..“ x6. 5, 025. 146.45, 7.05.

W744. 4.44 4.05, 4. 44 40.24. 44.04.144.45. ,

Lento 80. ll
Imam 444:.—
1359 (Howell: o}
\(N! itemyla'l

‘ ‘5. 39min list!
.-16. 00. x6. 30'
IYLI‘

0, 28.80, 29.,910

 

11.10,

 
 
 
 
 

440%.)! 4-10.10. x6.4i.,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

......

xii 00.1.

.10. 9.50, 10.90, 11.10,,

M...—x805 x6. 35, .

847th «4.44.— ,

44$. 50. ,.

~12.10.12 60 1.00. ‘

47.10 47.20I ' ”

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan