L. The thermometer "registered the
.‘ weather as being 0 degrees above
. zero. ‘
_ Abraham Levi, of Eyt washingtoh
street, was a visitor in Slatnidrd yes-
tel'dzn .
I; 1 4'"
47‘
. ‘ 04
Master Lepparwyof Belts place: ’15
confined to his home with an attack
of scarlet fever.
2 Mia. Amelia Hawking» of St. John's
avenue. to deported to be quite iii. A
nurse is ,in attendance.
., The official board of the East Ave-
line. Methodist Church will hold a
meeting wotigsday evening.
filial. Dealer Eifron. of Fort street,
:TA‘Si‘llpl‘iSCd his friends Saturday by put.
ting a new wagon on the load.
7‘" 1 Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Knapp have
' moved their household effects from
Fitch street to Van Zant avenue.
_ The East Norwnlk Fire Police will
hold itse monthly business meeting
this evening ill its hall ill Van Zant
(street.
' Leslienavls, the young son of At-
torney-and Mrs. Leo davis. is quite ill
at his home in Rowan street, threat-
ened with appendicitis.
The weekly devotional service of the
Epwort‘il League was held last evening
ht the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The meeting was well attended.
The regular morning and. evening
tart-vices were held at the Advent
Christian church yesterday. The ser~
vices were Well attended and enthu-
eiastic throughout.
Tile regular services were held at
the. Swedish Congregational Church
yesterday morning and evening. The
' . services were well attended and inter-
A estingA thmorughout.
The natural growthers are praying
for good weather in order that they
may recoupe somewhat their depleted
fortunes These men have ’had a bit-
te1,season of it thus far.
The East Net-Walk improvement As-
sociation will hold its regular month-
ly meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock in the parlors of Mayflower
A. 0700146: Ladder Company.
The monthly business meeting of the
Epwoi'th League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will be held this eve-
uing in the church. It is requested
that‘every member he pl'esnet.
“Charles Daniel and Edward Tobey.
‘L 'who hdenr the Sabbath at their East
woman homes lime returned to
,1. New Haven. where they are employed
We stencils Oyster Company
A «...-“4....
A inost enthusiastic meeting of the
Men‘s Class was held at the East Ave-
Amie Methodist Church yesterday noon.
‘2 . The program was an interesting and
instructive A0116 and all present were
2A I satisfied with the lesson of the day.
The weekly devotional meeting of
. the Young People's Society of Loyal
workers was held last evening at the
Advent Christian Church. The meet~
ing was‘nn enthusiastice one and well
attended throughout. '
Rev. David Hughes preached three
sermons yesterday, and the services
were largely attended and very in-
terestlng. Tonight he Will deliver his
famous lecture “Ere the Stage to
... the, Pulpit," 1 Admin -‘will be free.
but a silver offering will be taken.
' ' "The are district committee will hold
"semiaannthly buaine‘ss meeting
35515355 the motor generator
0050 of considering the muni-
trig light station proposition.
' at the marriage anniversary celehr
and
wind that followed which continually
Eds! lilo'i'vmik was well represented
000 "whichfiaptain and Mrs: Carl‘It.
Railroad avenue. Bathrday 'ei'ening.‘
Those who were fortunate 01100311201
receive a}, invitation and attended
were the
most hospitable hosts. They have the"
congratulations and best winked at
their many friends with the .50.... that
they will celebrate many niore mal-
rinse anniversaries.
Rev. David Hughes. the singer-evan-
gelist, gocupled the pulpit of the East
Avenue Methodist Church at both ser-
vices yesterday. The celebrated ‘evan-
gelist was at his best and closed his
work in the district at the evening ser-
vices. His talks were both interesting
audin‘stlructive and the large number
who were present at the services re-
ceived not a little benefit therefrbm.
East Norwalk is sorry to lose such a
strong preacher and will look forward
to the time when he will be able to
come to this place again.
CASTO R IA
l'or Infants and Children.
Tilt Kill You lino 077758011554
mat-fit ' ‘
Broad River
0011 Alfred and daughter Ruth. of New
Haven. are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mills. of Ella
street. While here Mr. and Mrs. Bris-
tol will attend the carpenters‘ con-
vention here. today and tomorrow. Mr.
Bristol is president of one of the uni
ions in New Haven.
Plili ill BARE Hill ,
Bflllflm SIRIKERS
A Number Will be 701140 570m
Lawrence, 76550., to New
York—Moro 000 lives
at Work 7' '
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.——Union officials
here have launched a plan for bring-
ing a number of theAchildren of the
strikers who have. families in Law-
rence, Mass. to this city, to be cared
for by the families of members of on
tons here until the strike is over. A.
committee has been organised to car-
ry out the plan, and William D. Hal’-
wood will arrange for the. transpor-
tation of the children from Lawrence.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. 5.—-—There
was a small increase in the 'number
of operatives who entered 'the gates
of the various mills in this city, today.
the twenty-fourth day of the great tex-
tile strike. Protected by the large
number of militiamen on duty, a few
workers returned to their places of
employment and up to 9 O'l‘Joék not
one instance 0! disorder had been re-
ported at the police station or the
headquarters of the militia at the ar-
mory. Monday .has been the critical
day of the Week since "the strike
started, and because of that it 1130
been feared there would be disorders.
But this morning everything was
peaceful and there was not the slight.
est indications: a recurrence of n...
troubles of a week ago today when
electric cars were held up and stoned‘
their way to work. by' the inturnatsd
strikers and their aympathisers. The
...... agents were unable during the
early part c! the foreman to estimate
the increase. but persons who have
visited the mill district daily since the
the mill gates and none attempted to
bite the slippery condition of the' :L
- tracks caused by the snow‘stor
Anderson held at Q‘uittuer'o- iiill in , '
plants of-n rare toodthns p
for the captain and his bride were “ A"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bristol and '
22 recently purchased a
’ New Haven.
and persons were assaulted while on 2.
beginning of the 511-111... placed the gas 2
oral increase at about thirty per cent. A
There were few strllre pickets at 2
molest the persons. who wanted tp‘
A son has been born to Mr and
Mrs. 041st Linde, of Cross highway.
W "
0 2710010 of selenium will 22.1.01" 2
its r‘é‘guluA inqnihifl‘moo moon: 1001;?
Toni. '1 ‘33 g; ,3 up ...:,.r....2
E. B. Bradley has returned from a
week's visit with friends in New York .
city.
Lillian. the
and Mrs. Frank Kratzer,
very ill.
4‘.
little daughter of Mr.
has been
Numerous cases of mumps are re-
ported daily from different parts of
the town.
-...
Rev, and (Mrs. A. G. Boynton are
entertaining William R, Fern, of New
York city.
On WednesdAy afternoon the Mia.
sionsry society will meet with Mrs.
Housman.
The Misses Gambler. of 'aosevllle
district have been entertaining Dan-
bury relatives. . . '2.
* Charles Karlensen has moved his
family into titer esldence recently Ava-
cated by Al Southey.
t
...—...
Friday afternoon the annual meet-
ing of the woman's Foreign Mission-
ary society will meet.
The 575001.10 lodge will occupy their ‘
new quarters in Charles Pable‘s new
building on March 14;
Miss Hattie Bradley, of snugatuclt.
left town Saturday for In extended
stay in New YOrlt city,
‘Mrs. Mary 1. Bonner has been ap-
pointed administratrlx in the clinic or
therlate John M. Boomer.
5....
Arnold Schieat, of compo Point. has
large tract of
land adjoining his property.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Prairxe are to
take possession of their new home
(the Aaron Bertine homestead). Peb-
ruary 15.
L At the meeting or the executive
cdmlnit't'eé of the iibi‘iiry heart“: was
voted to arrange for mine lectures to
be given in Library ball during the
coming year
Public speaking exercises were held
at the high school. Friday afternoon, L
Those taking part were Charles
Quinn, Kenneth Miller, Ruth Nichols.
lids von iiollz. Eloise Morse and Mar-.1
gnret Maroonjed.
Rev. J. .l. Duggan, ,
Church of the Assumption.
pastor : of the.
the past your printed. The reports
show the church society to be in a
flourishing condlti n The total re-
ceipts for 1911 we 36,765.10.
M
The contract to build a .new ex?"
change in this town for the Southern
New England Telephone 00.. has
been given to 0. w. Murdock of
None of the subcon-
mi... are let.- Tho plans show a.
brick structure. two stories high.
20x40 feet. with gravel roof and
steam beat. 2
. ...—......s .
.2 The illustrated lecture" given 15‘ Li
brary hall, Friday evening. was large-
ly attended William 34. Burr, in an
appropriate address. 1511-6455553 the
speaker, Herbert P. Sherwood, of at...
York city, who tor an hour and 74211017
has ‘had -
i the annual report of the church for
.‘v’Ax 7‘ "Him?"
Lafivé 90001 57050411: a? a. sci-1.155 ' "
' . 4.00,.
"'9..5
.2". 121.74 1155:1140.
1..
L‘ ysa‘rmsnosuus .
.2 ‘ ‘ 00115107411? ,..."~ 22
u
for Nflflalk—‘A. M .-:3.00. 116.13. 6.34,
x6. 36. 6.43. x700. 712,117.34, 7.36. x7. 43.
8.00, 38.12. 8. 24. 18.36. 8.48, 9.00, 9.12.
0. 34: ll .36. 9 48. 50.00, 10.13. '10. 24. 10.36,
10.48, 11 00.11.13. 11.94. 11.343.11.48 P.
54 .—-i3 00. i113. 13. 34. 13.36,1'2.43.1.00.
1.18. 124 . 1.36,1.48, 3.00,' 3.12 3.34.
3.33. 3.48. 3.00. 3.12. 3.34.
5.84. 5.30. 5.48. 0..00
9.43,. 7.00. 1,18 7.24.
0.12. 8-24.
0.17. 0.24 . 0.50.
7.70. 7.40. 7.00.
5.505 17.40.900.017. 9.74.
6.40. 10. 00. 10.12.1074. 10.00.
10. 40. 11.00. 11.12. 11. 24'. 11.50. .1200.
. glass. 1:01.14.
2 to White to.- 12. 07 train 2' 2"
to) Waits for 1.14 train.
Arrive Main and Walls“ a—A. 3 LL...
5.12. 110.74. 5.00 115.40, 7.00. x7..77 7.74.
x736,7.43.xi.0'0, 5122.10.74.11.” 045.
0.00. 517. 9.74. 0.00. 9.40 1000. '.1017.
10.74 1.0. 50 10.40.1100.1117
11.110. 11.47. 7.54 55-0700 17.12' 7..“
1700. 10.45 1.00.1.17. l..i4 i551. 1.45.
7.00.2.1,.712 7.74, 2.,50 $5.40 5.00, 7.12.
,7.-:4. 5.50.25 .0. 4.00. 4.17. 474. 4.50.
4.47 5. . 5,17 5.50 5.49. 0.00.
0.17. 0.74. 0.50. 0.47, 7.00 7.12. 7.54.
7.70. 7..47 0.00. 11.17.004.050 7.49.
' 950 0.1: 7.74. 0.703.417. '.1.000 10.13.
10.34. 1095.10.49. '11. 005' 11.19:!114. '
11.330.11.48. 12 20. A. M.--xl.03. 31.25.
Leave 1451.. find Wall ate. for wt..-
gull-15 47 0.12 11.074 0.00 x648.
1.717. 7.74 1171.55 745.517. 570.
0.00 074. 15.40 1017.10.70 1100.15.74.
11.47. 17'. 14.3—10.1: 1770,1051.“
1.45. 717. 2.50. 5.00. 5.24 5.40.’ 4.12.
4.05. 5.00. 5.74 5.45 0.17. 5.00 7.00.
7,74 745 0,17 7.00, 9.00 074. 0.47.
10.1'2.i0.50.11.'00,1194 £1135.
Going lentil,
Leave Winnipnult A. 34 ~116Mb 6. 34.
10. 30, 0.48, x7. 00. 7.13, I? 34. 7.36. :7. 48.
5.50 7.44..
4.17. 4.74, 450. 4.49. 5.00. 6-13.
1.94. .
5300 8.94 8..48 913 0.30 10.00.1094,
2 045. 1152.11.50. taxi-111.00.17.24.
17.47.1.115.1..70 7.00 124. 0.40. 0.17
,2.3.70.'4.00, 4.74.440, 5J7, 5.70. 0.00 0.24.
220.45, 7.17' 750. 0.00. 8.34, 11.40.017.000.
10.00. 10. 74 10.45. 11171155111105
Lane 14411. and Wall 52-. «A. 1.1-» ‘
x6 43. 6.13. 113. 34, 6.33. x6. 48. 7.00. x7. 13.
7.24, 17.36, 7 48. '18. 00. 8.13, x8. 34, 8.36.
A? 0.45. 5.00 5.17 9.74. 0.50, 1747.10.00.
10.13.10.24.1030,10 48, 11.00. 11.12.
P. H.-12.00.12.12.
12.84.1339. 13. 48 L.“ 1.13.1241.30.
1.48, 2 00, 2.12. 2. 24. 2. 99. 2 48.
3. 00. 3. 12. 3.94. 8. 39. 3. 48, 400.
"34.12. 4. 24, 4. 86. 4.18. 5. 00. 5.13.
11727100010111 1074; 10..»
‘_.-3-A'.
7.74, 5.50 5.40 5:00, 512. 074. 0.711
0.40. 700 7.10.7274, 7.00.715. 7.00 5.17.
11.74.055.540 0.470.917.1054 000'. 9:40.
10. 47. 1100.
11.212 11.74 n..47 21700. x1740. 111.0:
Arrives South Nowell: R R station
1.7.,50 s: 47, 700 912. 0.74 7.35.040.
10. 00.’ 101210.04.10.50. 10. 40. 11.00.
11.17. 11.04.’ 11.50. 1145 P. n.—~17.00.
1911.17.24 15.55 17.43 1.00 1..17 1.,24
1.50 145, 700. 7.117.742 7502747000.
L hit-39. 90. 0.94. 39.30. 0. 48. 87. 00.‘
'7 7.18, 17.24, 7.30. 31.48. 9.00: 18.13, 9.94.2
53.13, 3.94, 9.30. 3.18, 4.00, ‘4le 4.34, 4.30, ,.
04.48.500.533, 5.24, 5.305.648 000.038.
6...“.036 0.48.7..00 7.,19 7.34 7.,“ 8.00,
8.12, 8.,34 8...90.848.900.9.13. 9.34 9.36.
9.,48 10.00.1013. 10.24, 10 86._ 10. 48.
11. 00 11.12.1134.11.36.12.90. 211.50
11. 14.
(11) Daily except 8115017.
A .57.
..,.2’
NIWTOWN avenue LINE
' Leave Monroe and 80005 Main Sis.
~11 54.240 70. x7 00 x7. 45. 38 70.1.9011.
0.40 510.14 10,20 lion. 1140. P n.—
"1770. 1.00 1.49. 7.70, 500. 0.,40 470.
25.00.11.411. 0.70 7.00. 7.40 17.79.509.549.
50.70. 11. 00.
_ have 14.1.. and Wall star-A. 34.
35.19. 30.30, 30. 43. 17,93. 8.08; 8. 43. 9. 22.
2 10 .03. 510.23.10.43, 11.33. P. M .-—13.02.
Iii-343.133.133.343. 3.33, 4.03, 4..”
5.93. 6.09. 5.43, ”7.92 8.03;
10 09. 10.43,11.35.
Arrive and 1...... Newton 505,-—
8.43. 9. 32.1
34.‘-10l18. 25.36. 30.48. x736 9715.
5. 9.50. .L. 150.15, 410.70. 15,115 '.n.55.
14. 7.15 £7.57. 31.95. 7.15, 7.5% 1:
‘7.24. 7..,48..812 8.36. 9.00.
10.49. 17 0'1. 7.1.3. :7. .
. 1.13.
A2.13.‘ 325. 229,937.13“. 9.01. 513.‘
3.09.
.A 20.55. 7.00.7 ‘
I,
lag-1.12.40.11.12z‘130.500.204.11.40.
3.12. 3.30 , 4.00 448. 6.1!, 5.59.
d. .0..24 0:48 7.13.130, 800:2 824.
8: 8, 9.12. 9. 36, 10.00. 144.24.10.48, "11.13.
(11) Daily except mildly.
.—-
EABTAVENUl-BROAD RIVER LINE
Leave South Norwalk R. R. Station
v1.4. 34 —xd.39.x6.63. 11.717. 117.47.18.06,
2‘ x939. 855. 9.17. 9.,“ 10.05.1039.
1053.11.17. 11.41. P. M.—12.05. 11.29.
12. 58, 117, 1.41, 2.05, 2.39. 2.,53 3.17.
8.41, 4.05, 4.29, 4.58. 5.17. 5.41. 0.05.
0.29. 0.68. 7.17. 7.41, 8.05. 8.29. 8.53.
9.17. 9.41. 10.05, 10.29. 10.53. (11.17 to
Norwalk only)
Lean Bridge Bwitch--A. Mr -.:6 36.
x7,00. 27.34.1748, 1812. 38.38. 9.00.
3.,24 9.43.1013. 10.86 '11.,00 11.24.
11.48. L P. 38—13.,13 12.36. 1.00.134.
1.43. 3.13. 1.36 3.00. 3.34 3.43'. 4.12.
4.36, 6.00. 6.34. 6.48, 6.12. 6.36, 7.00.
'A.7.24. 7.48. 9.13, 8.36, 9.00. 9.24, 9.48,
10.12. 1030.11.00. (11.24 to Norwnik
only)
.., Leave Main and Wall Stir-A. M. —-
36. 24. :6. 48. 37. 19.11.36 :8 00. 1824,
8.48, 9.13. 9: '98. 1009.10.24. 1038.11.12.
1186. P. M.~13. 00. 13.24 1348.1.13.
1.36. 3.00.914; 2.48, 3.12. 3.36, 4.00,
4.24. 4.48. 5.13. 5.36, 6.00. 6.34. 648. 7.13.
7.36. 18.00. 3.24. 8.48. 8.12, 9.39. 10.00.
10.24. 10.48. 11.18.
Arrive and leave Broad River—A.
M.—x6.38. 31.200. x7.34, 37.48, 18.13.
..A-.j-L."L2:8.30. 9.00. 9.24, 9.49, 10.12. 10.30, 11.00,
”.24, 11.48. P. Afr-12.12. 12.30. 1.00.
1 1.24, 1.48, 3.12, 2.36, 3.00, 3.24, 3.48.
4.13. 4.36. 6.00. 6.24. 6.48. 6.13. 6.38.
7.00. 7.24. 7.48. 8.12, 8.36, 3.00. 9.34.
9.48.1013. 10.36. 11.00 (11.24 to Main
and Willi ate. only).
Leave Main and Wall Sta—A. M.“
36.24, 18.248. 17.13, 17.36. 38.00, 28.34.
8.48, 9.13, 9.80. 10.00. 10.24. 10.48, 11.13.
11.36. 2?. M.~13.09. 12.34, 19.48, 1.13.
1.30. 2.00. 2.94. 2.48. 3.12, 3.30. 4.00.
4.24. 4.48. 5.19. 5.86. 0.00.. 6.34. 6.48. ‘
7.12. 7.30. 8.00. 9.24, 8.48, 9.12. 9.30.
10.00, 10.94. 10.48, 11.12.
Leave Bridge Switch—A. iii—~36. 36.
“00.17.34. x7.48. 15.813. :3. 36, 9.00.
9.34. 9.48. 10.13. 1038.11.00. 11. 24.
11..48 P. Mme-1212 1236.100, 1.24.
1.48. 2.12. 3.30, 3.00.. 9...“ 348. 4.12.
436. 5.00. 624: 6,43 6513 636. 7.00.
9. 34, 9. 43.
10.13, 10.36, 11.00, 11.24.
“Arrive south Net-walk Station. -A.
lit—~36. 43. 1707. 17.31 7.55,
3843. 9,0? 9.31.9.55.10.19.10..43 i 7.
11.111. 11.53 P'. 34:42:19. 13..431-’.07.
1.3!.1.66. 3.13, 3.43 3.07. 331: 3.36.
4.19. 4.43. 6.07. 5.31. 6.55. 6.13. 6.43.
7.07. 7.3!. 7.56. 8.19, 8.43. 9.07. 9.31.
3.56. 10.19. 10.43. 13207. 11.31. 2
(71) Daily except Sunday.
WEST AVENUE.
Leaving South Norwalk. cor. South
Main and Monroe Bill. for Nat-walk—
A M.--x0.0L1. 716.35. 276.26. 6.37. .643.
795. 12.29.
7.37. 7..4s x740, 3.01. M313. . 33.30.
8.,37 849. 0.01. 0.13. 759.03. 335.337.
0. 40. 9.40. 1001.10.10 410.14. 10.75.
10.29.1037. 10.49, 11. 01. 11.13. 11.09.
11. 25, 11. 37. 11.49.1149. P. M..1.—-—130
12.13. 13.35. 1229.12.37. 13.49, 1.01.
1.09. 1.95. 1.37.,1.49, 1.49, 3.01.
3.85, 3.87. 3.49, 3.49, 4.01.2413.
4.35. 434. 4.37, 4.49, 501. 5.13, 5.09.
5.26. 5.37. 5.149 5.49, 5.01. 8.13. 15.09.
0.95. 5.29, 6.97. 0.49 15.09, 7.01. 7.13.
7.09. 7.,95 737. 7.49, 7.49. 8..01 8.13.
8.35. 8.29, 9,37 8.49, 9..01 9.13, 9.09,
6925. 9.37. 949. 9.49, 10. 01, 10 .25. 10. 30.
' . 10.29. 1097.10.49. 11.01.1113.‘11.‘09..
11. 25. 11.37. 11.49, 11.49.1209. :13. 531
1.55..
for Soot LivorwnibmA. M.—-xs.
36.00. 116.13 176.30. 6.34 3.36. :5. 48.
24,. 7.55, A 8.48
001‘. of Main and Wall so. .
l
7.74. 117.411.7541. 7.47. r '
0503.2,1111711:
0.40.1020.
117.,40 8.209.00,9.40.10.,30 11..100111..40
P. LM..,——1220 1.00. 1.40. 2.,30 3.00, 3.40,
420, 5.005.191.3620, 7.00.’,740,8.20, 9..00
To Rownyton Switch only. in nddl
tion to above—A. 11.-15. 45. 140.00.
' 10. 20. 39 15. P. MH—wxfi 20. 1500.
Leave 80. 7607775147980. Main and
Washington fits. ——A. -..M—-x6 10, .30.
x7..10 x7..50 0.30 0.10 0.50 103011.10.
1150 r.'...54—~1230 1.10 1.50, 230.
5.10 350. 4.50 5.10 5250‘. 5.30, 7..10
7.50 0.70 010, 05010501110.
To Rownyton switch only, in addi-
tion to above—A. M l..-x5 50, £0.10.
:6. 30. 119 25. P 31:15.30, x610.
Leave Meadow 8t. Switch—A1. M. -
3615. x635 157.15, 37.55. 8.,35 9.15. 9.55,
10.35 11.15, 11.55. P. Mrs-12.,” 1.,16
L.“ 2.35. 3.15, 3.55. 4.65 25.15. 5.55,
6.35 7.15. 7.,65 8.,36 9.15. 8.55. 10.35.
1115 ...
To Rowayton Switch 0nly,. in addi-
tion to above-«A. LIN—1005.16.35,
99 30. P. M. -—-x0. 35, 36.15.
Leave Rowayton Swith ~A. M. --
x6.30,16.60.x7..80 x810. 8.50. 3.30
10.10.1050. 11.30. P will-«12.10. 18.50.
1.30, 1.10 2.50. 330. 4.10, 450. 6.30
6.10, 0.50 7..30 8.,10 8.50. 9.30 10.10
10.60. “.30.
Leave Dnrien R. mailman—A M —-—
x6..87 116.57 117.351.13.17, 8.57 937.
10.17.10.67,11.37. P.M.-——12.17.12.57.
1.,37 3.17 2.57. 3.37. 4.17. 4.,57 5.37. 6..17
6,57 7,37, 8. 17, 8. 57. 9..37 10.17.1057.
11. 87.
Leave No roton P. O—A. M.~—x6. 44
' and 177.04 (to Stamibrd line only).
:7 44, x8. 24. 9.04.9.44.10..24 ll .04.
11.44 P. Air-12.24. 1.04. 1..“ 2.24.
3.04 3,44 4.34.5.04 6.44.624 7.04. 7.,“
8.24. 8 04. 9. 44. 10 24, 11.04.11.424 (to
Stamford' line only).
Leave Stamford City Line—LA. M21—
x? 50. :58 30, 3.10. 9 50, 10. 30. 11. 10.
11.50. P. M.——12.30,, 1.10.150. 2.,30
3.10. 3.60. 4.30. 0.10 550. 630. 7.10
7.50. 6.30 3.10,3.50,10..30 11..)0
Arrive Stamford Central Square—~A.
M.-—x8.05 8.45, 9.25, 10.05 10.45 11. 25.
P. ELM—120512.45. '1..25 2.05. 2.,45 3.25.
4.05. 4.46 5.25. 6.05. 6.46 7.25. 8.06.
8. 45. 9. 25. 10. 05. 10. 45, 11. 25. .
Going East
Leave Stamford Central Square-A.
M..-—? 85. 8.15, x8. 55, 9.35.10.15.1055.
1135. P. M.——12.16, 13. 65. 1.35. 2.15.
2..65 3.35. 4.15. 4.65. 5.,35 6.15. 6.55.
7.35. 8.,15 8.55. 9.35, 10.15. 10.55 (to
Westport ';only)
Leave Stamford City Line—A. M. -
36.60. 57.,10 171.50 53.30.11.210 9..50
10.301110. 11.60 P M.—~12.,30 1.10.
i..50 2.30.110, 3.60 4.30. 5.,10 5.50
6.30 7..10 1.50 8..30 9.10 6.50 10.30
11. 10, 11. 50 (for Westport only.
Leave Noroton P. 0.—-A. nth—718.66.
x,..716 177.66.1836 9.16. 9.53.1036
1116, 11.56. P. M..-—12.36 1..16 156
2.36. 3.16 3,,56 4.36, 5.16, 6..“ 6.36
7.116, 7.,56 8..36 9.16, 9.56, 30.36. 11.16.
1 56.
Leave Darlenit. R. Station—A. M.--
37.,03 x7.23 x803 18.43 9..23 10.03.
10.43 11.23. P M...——1203 1243.133.
3.03 3.43 3.23 4,03 4.43. 5.,23 6.03
6.43 7..23 8.03. 8.43, 9.33, 10.03 10.43,
' 11.25. 12 03.
Leave Rowayton Switch-A. M.—
x610, 3.6. 30 (Norwaik only).
x7.10 (Norwalk only). :7. 30. x8. 10
:8. 60. 9 ..30 159. 50 (Norwalk only). 10 10.
10.50. 11. 30. P. M ~12.10.12.50,1.30,
2.10. 250, 3..30 4.10. 4.50, 5.30. x560
(Norwalk only). 6.10 156.80 (Norwalk
only). 6.50. 7.80, 8.10, 8..50 0.,30 10.10.
' 10.50, 11. 30. 12.10. 4
Leave Meadow at. Switch—A. M.—
16.25.15.445. :7. 05, x735, {1.45. x8. 35,
89..” 9.45 810.10.10.35 11.05. 11..45
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4.95. 5.05. 5.46, ..85052, 5.25. 116.46. 7.,05
714368.25 9.05, 94510351105, 11.45.
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