M1114“ 'Allce 13011510 is edit 111 «E her home in 'Van th'nt street. Tile state factory inspector paid a visit to the Ctesceut Laundry yesterw (13);. _ . 1 " A large number '01" niéi 1001911111“ [0111 attended the basketball games at the Armory last evening. Alfred Taylor, drlver at 0110 Cres- cent Laundry, is able to be ottt of doors again after suffering a selge of illness George E. Scofield, of Mt. Vernon, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.’ Scoiicld, of Van Zant street. Tile East Norwalk improvement As socialion is holding a meeting this at ternoon in the II-layowett' Hook and Lad. dcr company parlors, Regular business was transacted at the meeting of the Epwonth League of the East Avenue Methodist Church .which was held last evening. Rev, David Hughes, the slngenevan- gelist, interested a large audience at the East Avenue Church last evening'1 with a vivid story of his life. Charles Fillow, who has been confin- ed to his home in High street, South Norwalk, has resumed his duties as chauffeur at the Crescent Lalytd'ry. St, Agnes Guild, of Christ Church, will meet this evening at ’lille Ilotne of Mrs. Arthur Morehousc, of Cove ave- nue, at 7:30. Every member is asked to be present. Mr. and Mrs. llichard Hamil, of Bell- port, 1.. l.. are the guests of relatives and friends ill Tile Norwnlk's. Mrs. llatuil is the sister of Miss Carrie E. 'l‘etty and Mrs, Ellncr E. Case. Commodore Kctcltatn has appointed E. E. Gorham, P.. H. Fielding and James Golden nominating committee for officers for the East Ncrwalk Yacht Club for the election at the regular an- nual meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Gerardus T. Adams, of} Mount Vernon, New York, formerly of3 this place, are the proud parents of a daughter. Mrs. Adams was formerly Miss Mae Baudin. Mother and child are doing nircly. Tile East Norwallt Firc oPlice held their monthly business meeting last evening at which time one new mom- lter was admitted and arrangements, were made for a dance which will be3 held after the 1.0mm season. The .liayllowers and Old \Vcll,Com— patties engage in the first sitting ofi their annual pinochle tournament this2 evening. The East Norwalk boys are. figuring on duplicating their trick of last. year by defeating the South Nbr- walk men thandily. The. semi-monthly business meeting of the East Not-walk Fire District Colu- mitlee was held last evening at the 1110-. tar generator plant, in Seaview a1e- E title, at whith time only matter 11 of r.ott j tine business were transacted owing to: the absence of ,Committeeman Chat les E. Dunneback, who is confined to his the summer home of Judge Josiah nurseries in New ing a special district meeting was file-1134111142111. Owing to the depth of frost home with illness. The matlel of call- felted. in the ground, the workmen were for purposes. ““““““““ obliged to do considerable blasting be .——~————~-———~ Very Best Butter fore the trees could be set out. —Aceidents will happen, but the _. best-regulated families keep Dr. Thom- pound 38cE- Three members of the Westporl as' Eclectrio Oil for such emergenclol ' ' EGun club, John Weed, Edward and [t subdues the pain and 116015 the 3 cans (full size) Milk ........... 1'25C,William Lehn. braved the elements hurts. 3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ........ 251: Saturday and enjoyed a shoot, their Large California Prunes ..101: lb. ' Best Standard Tomatoes, can. ....10c scansCotn....... ........ ...... 25c ‘Flour,bag.. ......... 78c1 Turnips, bushel , ................ 65c' 3 pkgs. any" kind Plucake Ficur.. .25c 3 pkgs.0at.n1eal ........... 25c R. Joselovsky & Co. EAST NORWALK M GOV.-DENEEN'8 DAUGHTER iLL. GREENWICH, Feb. 5.—-Mlss Fran- ces Deneen, daughter of Governor Beacon, of Illinois, who is a pupil at a glrle' school here, is suffering from a slight cold. according to a statement made at the school today. It was re- ported that Miss Deneen was ill and that her mother in responSe to a tele- gram had started from Springfield, “L, for Greenwich. It was stated at the school that Mrs. Deacon was not ex- peeled. STEEL TRUST MUST NOT DES- _ TROY PAPERS- WASHINGTON Feb. 11.—Judge £131.13“ in the United States Court of the were bro'fiéi“ has issued an injunction struck them and his fade out 9° 8°" He is resting comfortably today 1“"- the 11' ll. not lose. his eyesight. “9” Two of Taylor and Richards trucié 110811 horses are very sick The local teamed have cdmnleteilEEand Iltealth', and to make gdod 1111511111 ' filling their lcehouses. .. , 1. also withevery linkage of Samoa 0 of 11110111111169" " avenue, Is visiting in Brooklyn N. Y! 1» m Miss Clara Hurlbutl. Misses Jennie Baker and ftlends- ‘w'erc week-end guests city. Mrs. Francis Day, who has been vis- iting in New York city, has returned home. Miss Catherine Wilcox has returned from a three weeks' visit at Atlantic City The Alpha‘bet club will give their SEIBAL‘K Hill HEW dance in National evening. The farm of William Wells has been placed in the hands of a real estate agent for sale, Mrs. Jerry Kechnn, New York city. ‘Edwnrd Lewis, Y., was the guest, brother. Oscar Lewis. William iMcKenna has taken ware store on Staic.slreot. Walter McKcnna has accepted 11 Ill- Lighthouse and Pond Hardware company, of New crative position with the Haven. ' Morris Mills, ,lr., some Collie dog, lieved by his owner to stolen, Jacob moss, of is very feeble and. her M rs. trict, her advanced age, doubtful. The seniors and juniors of the Sia~ School basketball teams The pics high played all exciting game Friday. juniors were defeated, 17 to 4. AmOng the recent visitors in town of White Plalns, are George Allen N. Y.; F. Eh‘aruham, W. l). Jordon, of lioslon, Sturges, of New York city. of Hartford; The Krazy Kat Social club met last evening and heard reports 011 the re» The mat spacious quur~ ters for the club, which is rapidly i11- wus also discussed but no definite decision has yet been suit of the recent dance. ter of securing more creasing ill size, made. W. llolzhausen, the electrician, lost his horse, Saturday morning 111 a po- Tha animal was taken Linxweller's blacksmith and was, to all ap- his A shoes were taken off, when he gaVe a cuiiar manner. to' Henry shop to be shod. pearances, all right until aftel long sigh and dropped dead. Several large trees, hmses have arrived at “Daybreak," erea 11 from H01 1 scolcs being: J. Weed, 15 out of 19. E. Lehn, seven out of 19; W. will be held on Washington s birthday, if the weather is favorable. . Foley Kidney Pills w.. lcure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not be- yond the reach of medicine No medi- cine can do more. W. F. Wigmore & CO. C! PRESIDENT TAFT TO SPEAK. ‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.——-President Tagt, Rear Admiral Wainwright'and Charles Francis Adams. of Bouton. will speak at. a peace meeting of the Navy League here on Friday, February 23. The league will then be in convention W. Morgan Bhuster, Secretary Meyer and Jacob M. Dickinson, former 0607* my of war. will speak at the annual dinner on February 22. ARSENAL mesons MAY 0111th WASHINGTON, Fob. 6.4—Al. the , War Department today. it- was lndI' cated that should employee of the Book 1310,1141, 1111., Arsenal strike be cause of the test of a scientific man- agement, 1111 government would trans- In- situations have been sent to the com- inandmnt. to 1111114111 the 1011 card sys- for the work to another arsenal. e unordered to '60. fl haggard. but who ate now, tl'lrotfih the in New Yotk oi" Saugatuck, , has ben entertaining Miss Keenan, of of Port Chester, N. Sunday, of his his brother's position at the Guyer hard- has lost his hand- Shep, which is be- have been Roscville dis- owiug to recovery is and Percy drawn by six Lehn. 1 seven out of nine. The next big shoot 11111111 701111111 r0011 ' When you buy a package of sham, ”:5 dho great flesh forming food, 041.111“ : yourself and see how much you gain in the first week's use. Mr. Baxter will 'ltell of many of his customers who a. '1‘ month or so ago were thin, pale, du‘d E use of Samoan, plump. strong and hop ,, py, with perfect health and attractive lle has seen so many instances of the wonderful BDWGI gtfiamoge ,10 .‘ restore the speak and, sick 9’ strength flesh that he gives ills personal guar sells to refund the money if it 6744. not prove satisfactory.‘ Samose is a pure preparation, and can be used with absolute confidence by the most delicate. It gives remark- able results with children who, are weak and run down and without appé~ tits. It builds up the thin, pale, puny girl and woman to perfect plumpncss 41nd health. It Is title only flesh form- ing food of its kind and in addition, it strengthens every organ of the body, restoring strength and health to the “ whole system. ' HAHEH HAHIIHAH New York Public Service Says Front in Purchase Rolland Stock ls Unsatislaclory ALBANY, N. Y., F81). 6.~The pub- 'i its service commission second district, 111111 notified the New York Central 10: Hudson River Railroad company until the New York, New Haven & liart-l ford Railroad company that the proof: submitted by these companies on an} plicatious asking that the New Yorkl Central be allowed to purchase the majority stock of the New Y01k, On ' lavlo & Western company and thoi "New Haven to purchase the stock of, the Rutland Railroad company is not? sufficient and satisfactory to the cothE mission and a further hearing has1 been called to the end that the appll-l, cunts may give further proof as to matters concerning which the com; mission desires further enlightenment. ' Tile commission deems it essential that the individuals. both those di- rected and thoae who took part. in the negotiations, should be produced as witnesses and full discloaures be made, ,of to purposes of the contracting parties. The commission points out that three Important matters are involved 111 each of these applications: 1-«Protection of rights of minority storkholders. 2—Conirol of comparatively. railroads by great systems. 3.——Possil1le elimination of competi-E tiott by absorpliml of competing line. it is pointed out by the commission that the contlol of comparatively small roads by great trunk llne sys- tems has been a fruitful source of complaint in the past, and that the public service commissions law pro- vides that no transactions such as contemplated shall take place in this state unless authorized by the com. mission.» The commission asserts that it is clearly its function to inquire into the purposes of the. deal; that is what the seller and buyer had in mind in en- tering into negotiations and consum- mating them especially in view of the great power of the contracting par- ties to use the smaller roads for ultcr. small UNION MAN’S DESK ROBBED. CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-James W. Kline, international president of the Rail- way Blacksmiths' Union, was notified, by telegraph last night that burglars had broken into his office here and rifled his desk. NOthlng else in the office was molested. Mr. Kline is in Jackson, Miss, in conference with 0th or labor leaders and the governor of that state. regarding the strike of shopmen of the Illinois Central Rail. way. ‘ ‘ floor ounce 41011141 10 CANADA. NEW HAVEN. Fob. (Sr—An Ameri- can invasion of 04.114041 1311342111. The Second Company Governor's Foot Guards are inclined to go to Canada for their annual pilgrimage. Three other trip» which are outlined in con- 11.111011111111110 (incursion are Minne- spoils, Charleston, '8. C. and Niagara Falls. NAVAL MILITIA NAVIGATOR. 114an0111). Feb. tie-Ideal. 011011." A. Maynard, of New Haven, First Dl-. vision of National Militia, has been nominated as successor to Dr. Camil- L. Beach as lleutenant,~aod navin- tor, of the Connecticut Naval Milk tla. The ballots rot Dr.- mounts a- oouor were 00611100 4151114 Moot of: the Militant-general today; .,. ‘F. Switcth. 14—14624 1024, 10.48. 11.12' 11.311. Wear 402111121111: . . Going North ' Leave 'Soutu Norwalk :1. R. Station fdr‘NorwaikwA. M.——x6.00, 110.12. 11.24. ’ ,. 26.30. 11.481.117.00, 7.12.11724, 7.311.417.1111. ' 8.00, 148.12, 8.24, x836, 8.48, 9.00, 9.12, 9.24, 9.36, 9.48, 10.00, 10.12, 10.24, 10.36, 10. 48,: 1100, 11 .13. 11.24.11.36,11.48. P. 'M. —-12.00, 1213. 13.24.12.36,12.481;001 . 1.12, 2 as, 4.00, 124, . .2 2.42, 30,0 4.12 424 5.30, 5.42. 7.00, 7.12, 16.48. 2.00, 2.112. 3.,12 3.24.3311 3,411. 4.36, 448, 5.,00 5.12. 6.00, 6.12. 6.24, 6.36. 7.24. 7.36, 7.48, 8.00, 11.24 836, 8.48, 9.00 9,12 9.,24 9.,48 1000,10.12,10.24 10.,36 1048.11.00.11,12,11.24,11.1012.014, :12. 53, m1 14, . (1‘) wells tor 12.08 111-11111. (c) Waits: for 1.14 train. Arrive Main dud Wall Sis. —A. 111.— 6.1.2 x624. 6.36, x6.48, 7.00, 117.12, 7.24. x7.,36 7.43,l 148.00, 8.12, 18.,24 8,36 848. 9.00, 9.12 9.24. 9.86, 9.48.10.00.10.12. 10.24, 10.36.1048, 11.,00 11.12,11.24. 11.36, 11.48. 'P. M.'~12.00, 12.12, 12.24. 12.36, 12.48, 1.00, 1,12, 1.24, 1.36, 1.48. 2-001. 2.12. 2,24, 2.36, 2.48, 3.00, 8.12, 3.24, 3.36, 3.48. 4.00. 4.12, 4.24, 4.36. 4.48, 5.00, 5.12, 5.24, 5.36, 5.48, 8.00, 6.12, 6.24, 6.36, 6.48, 7.00, 7.12, 7.24. 7.36, 7.48. 8.00. 8.12, 8.24, 8.36, 8.48. 9.00, 9.12, 9.24. 9.36, 9.48, 10.00, 10.12, 10.24, 10.36, 10.48.1100, 11.12, 11.24, 11.36, 11.48. 12.20. A. M.~x1.03, 111.25. Leave Main and Wall Sis for Win- nipauk-—x5. 48', 6.,12 116.24, 6.36, x6. 48, 7.00, x7.12, 7.24, 117.36 7.48, 8.,12 8.30, 9.00. 9.24. 9.48 10.12, 10.,36 11.,00 11.24. 11.48. P. M..~12l2,12.36,1.,00 1"4. 1.48, 2J2, 2.36,? 3.00, 3.24, 3.48: 4.12. 4.36. 5.00. 5:24, 5.48, 6.12. 6.36,, 7.00. 7.24, 7.48. 8.12, 8.36, 9.00, 9.24, 9.48. 10.12, 10.36, 11.00. 11.24, x1136. Going South, Leave Winulpauk A. M.v—x6.00, 6.24, 116.36 6.43, 117.00, 72111722796 117.48, 8.,00 8.24 8.48, ',9.12 9.36, 10.00 10.24. 10.48, 11.12, 11.36. P. M.—,1200, 12.24, 12.,481.12.1.36,2.,00 224, 2.48, 3.12. 3.36, 4.00, 424. 4.,48 5.l2, 5.36, 6.00, 6.24. 6.48 7.,12 7.,36 8.,00 8.24, 8.49. 9.12.936, 1000.10.24 10.,48 '11.21'.1136, x11..48 Leave Main and Wall Sis. —-A M.— x5.48 6..12 x6. 24 6.36. x6.,48 7..00.x712. 7.24,:1'1'36, 7.48 x8.00 8.12, 118.24, 8.36. 818, 9.00 9.2.1 0.24. 9.,36 9.481000, 1012,10.24,10.36,10.,48 11.00.1121 11.24, 11.36, ll. 48. P. M --—12E.00, 12.2.1 12.2.1 1230.12.48.100. 1.12, 124, 1..:16 1.4 , 2.00, 2. 12. 2.24, 2 36, 2 .48, '3. 0. 3.12, 3.24, 3. 36, 3.48, .400, ~ 41 1 4.24, ' 4.36,, 4. 48, 5. 00, 5.12, 5.2 , 5. 36, 5. 48, 6.00, 6.,12 6. 24, 6.36. 6. 48, 7. 00 712, 7, 24. 7.96, 7.8.4 8. 00, 8.12. 8. 24. 8. 86. 8. 48, 9. 00. 9.2.1 9.24. 9. 36, 9.48, 10.00 10.12.1024 10.3'6,l0'.48,11.00, ll.12, 11.24, 1148. '112.,00 xl 2.40,X1.03. Arrives South Norwalk R. R. Station -~A. M.~—x6.00. 6.24, x1136, 6.43. 117.00. 7.12, 117.24. 7.36, 117.,48 8..00 118.12, 8.24, 18.36, 8: 48, 9.00 912. 9.24, 9.36, 948. 1000:1012. 10.24, 10.313.10.48, 11.00. 11.1", ll..24 11.36, 11.48. P. lids-12.00, 12.12, 122412361248, 1.00 1.12. 1. 24 1.36, 1.48, 2.,00 212, 2.24, 2.36.2..48 3.00' 3.12, 3.24.136, 3. 48, 400, 4.12, 4. 24, 4.36, 4.,48 5.00, 5,.12,524, 5...36,548,600.6.13. 6.24,6.3676.48. 7.00, 712,724,736, 8.00. 8.12, 8.24, 8.36, 8....48,900,912,924,9.36, 9.48,10.00,10.12.10.24,1036,1048, 11,00 11.12, 11.24, 1136,1200. x1250, 11.14 . (x) Dally except Sunday. NEWTOWN AVENUE LINE Leave Monroe and South Main 915 ~A. M.-—-6 29. 117,09 117.49.119.29 119.09, 9.49.810.,141.,029 11'..09 1149. P. M.»— 2.,29 1.,09 1.49 2.29 3.09, 3.,49 4.29. 5.09 5.49, 6.,29 7.09, 7.,49 8.29, 9.09, 9.49, 1029.11.09. Leave Main and Wall Sta—A. M.— 316.12, X630, 116.42, x7,22, 8.02, 8.42, 9.22, 10. 02. 310. 22', 10. 42, 11. 22. P. M .——12.02, 12.42. 1.22 ”2.02 2.,42 3.22, 4.,02 4.42, 5.,22 6.02, 6.,42 ',7.22 8.,02 8.,42 922. 10. 02, 10. 42, 11. 25. Arrive and Leave Nawtown Ave.-~ A.. llI.——x6 18, x6. 36. x6. 48. x7. 35, 8.15. 8'551'11 9.35.10.15, 310.110.1055, 11.35. P. M.-—-12.,15 l',2.52 1.35, 2.15, 2.65. 3.35, 4.15, 4.55, 5,35 8.15. 6.55 7.35, 8.15, 8.65. 9.35. 10.15, 10.55, 11.30. Leave Main and Wall Sts. ——A. 51-— 116.24 116.41, 116.55, :7. 40, 8.20 9.00. 9.40.10.,20 430,311 11.,00 11.40 P. M" 12,20,160. 1.,40 2.,20 3.,00 3.,40 4.20. 5.00, 5..40 6.20, 7.00, 7.40, 8.20. 9.00., 9.40, 10.20.1190, 11.95. Leave Monroe and South Main Sta. —-A. M ..——x6 36, 16.4511, X711. :7. 51, 8.8), 0.11, 9,61 10,31 11.11.11.51. P. M.—-12.31, 1.11.1 51. 2.,31 3.,11 3.51. 4.,31 5.11, 5,51 6.31, 7.11. 7.51. 8.31. 9.11, 9. 61, 10.91 11.11. (11) 004111 to corner North Main and Washington streets. (x) Dally except Sunday. (a) Sundays only. —-1-—- oouuowa Pom-r 1,1115. Corsica“ Bridle Switch for Bar- lon’s Point—A. M.—-—x6.12, 16.36. 57.00. 1!..794 37.,43 181118.36 9.00. 9.24, 9.148 1'1?\2,10.36,11.'.'.00,1124 11..48 P. M— 12.12, 12.36, 1.00.1.24, 1.48 2.12, 8.36. 3.,00 384. 3.48. 4.,12 4.36, 5.00. 9.84. 5.48, 6.12, 6.36, 7.00, 7.,24 7;” 5,138. 8.36... 9.00, 9.24, 9.48, 10. 12. 10. 36, 11.60. Cars leave Dorlon' 3 Point for: B103; :7. 36. 18. 00, x8. 24, 8.48. 9.1%,: “.1 . . y. . 1116.49, x7.01. 7.13. 147.09, , 9,49 9.49. oppe winning three 10111114 the champion: .- until. March 10 it becomes in: #12324, 12.48, 1.12, 2120. 2.00,. 2.24. 2.42, 312. 3.,36 4.00. 4.24 4.,48 5.,12 5.,30 6.00, 6,24 6.48, 7..,12,736 8.00, 8.24. 8.48, 912,996,1100010."4,1048_ 11.12. '= (11) Daily except Sunday. 4.. EAST AVENUE-BROAD RIVER 'LINE Leave South Norwalk n; a. Station ' ———A. M.——x6.29. 116.53. 117.17. 117.47, 118.05. x829, 8.63, 9.17, 9.41. 10.05, 10.”. 10.53, 11.17, 11.41. P. 1M.-12.05. 12.29. 12.53, l.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. 10.05, 10.29. 10.53. (11.17 to Norwalk only). Leave Bridge Switch-A. M.——xG.36. 117.00, x724, 117.48, 118.12, 118.36, 9.00, 9.24, 9.48, 10.12. 10.36. 11.00, 11.34. 11.48. P. M.-12.12. 12.36. 1.00. 1.241 1.48. 2.12, 2.36, 3.00, 3.24. 3.48, 4.12, 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. 10.36, 11.00, (11.24 to Norwalk only). Leave Main and Wall Sta—~14. ill.— ' x024, 410.411, 117.111, 37.30, 118.00. 118.24. 8.48, 9.12, 9:36, 10.00. 10.24, 10.48. 11.12, 11.36. P. M.—-12.00. 12.24, 12.48, 1.12. 1.36. 2.00. 2.24, 2.48. 8.12, 8.36, 4.00. 4.24. 4.48, 5.12, 5.36, 6.00, 6.24, 648, 7.12. 7.36, 8.00, 8.24, 8.48, 9.12, 9.36, 10,00. 10.24, 10.48, 11.12. Arrive and leave Broad River—A. M.~116.33, 117.00, x724, 117.48, 118.12. x836, 9.00. 9.24, 9.48, 10.12, 10.36. 11.00, ll.24, 11.48. P. M.—12.12, 12.36, 1.00. 1.24, 1.48, 2.12, 2.36, 3.00, 3.24, 3.48. 4.12, 4.36. 5.00, 5.24, 5.48. 6.12, 6.36. 7.00. 7.24. 7.48, 8.12,‘ 8.36, 9.00, 9.24. 9.48, 10.12, 10.36, 11.00 (11.24 to Main and Wall Sta. only). Leave Main and Wall Sta—A. M:— x6.24, 116.48. x712. x736, 148.00. 118.24. 8.48, 9.12. 9.36. 10.00. 10.24. 10.48. 11.12. 11.36. 4P. M.~12.0°, 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, 6.00. 6.84. 6.48. 7.12, 7.36. 8.00, 8.24. 8.48, 9.12. 10.00, 10.24. 10.48, 11.12. Leave Bridge Switch—“A. M.~—x6.36. x700, 117.24, x7.48. 118.12, x866, 9.00, 9.24. 9.48. 10.12. 10.36. 11.00. 11.24. 11.48. P. Air—12.12, 12.36, 1.00, 1.24, 1.48, 2.12. 2.36, 3.00, 3.24, 3.48, 4.12. 4.36, 5.00. 5.24, 5.43, 6.l2, 6.36, 7.00, 7.24, 7.48. 8.12, 3.36, 9.00, 9.24. 9.48, 10.12, 10.36, 11.00, 11.24. Arrive South Norwalk Station—A. M.—-—x6.43. 117.07. 147.31, 7.55, x8.19, :1 118.43, 9.07. 9.31, 9.55, 10.19. 10.43, 11.07. 11.31, 11.55. P. M.—12.19. 12.43, 1.07, 1.31. 1.55. 2.19, 2.43, 3.07, 3.31, 3.55. 4.19, 4.43. 5.07. 5.31. 5.55. 6.19, 6.43. 7.07, 7.31. 7.55, 8.19, 8.43, 9.07, 9.31. 9.55. 10.19. 10.43. 11.07, 11.31. (a) Daily except Sunday. WEST AVENUE. Leaving South Not-walk, cor. South Main and Monroe Sts. for Norwalk.-—— A. M.-x6.01, 146.25. x629. 6.87, 6.49. 7.25. 117.29, 7.37 749,111.49 8.,01 8.13 825,110.29 8.37, 8.49, 901. 9.13 119.09. 925. 937 10.01, 10.13, 010.,14 10. 35. 10.29, 10.37. 10.49. 11.01. 11.13. 11.09, 11.25, 11.37. 11.49, 11.49. P. M.——12.01. 12.13, 12.25. 12.29, 12.37. 12.49, 1.01, 1.13, 1.09, 1.25, 1.37, 1.49.1.49, 2.01, 2.13, 2.25, 2.29, 2.37, 2.49, 3.01, 3.13, 3.09. 3.25, 3.37, 3.49, 3.49, 4.01, 4.13, 4.25. 4.34, 4.37. 4.49. 5.01. 5.13, 5.09. 5.25, 5.37. 5.49, 5.49, 6.01, 6.13, 116.09. 6.25, 6.29, 6.37. 6.49, 116.49, 7.01, 7.13, 7.09. 7.25. 737. 7.49, 1.49. 8.01, 8.13, 8.25. 8.29. 837, 8.49. 9.01, 9.13. 9.09. 9.25. 9.37, 9.49, 9.49, 10.01, 10.25, 10.30. ' 10.29, 10.37. 10.49. 11.01, 11.13, 11.09. 11.26, 11.37, 11.49, 11.49, 12.09, x1253, 111.14. Leaving cor. of Main and Wall Sis. for South Norwalk. -—A. M.—x5.45. 416.00, 416,12 16.20.0241 636,116.48 x6..55 700, 7.,12 7.24 117.40, 7.,36 7.,48 ,x8.,00 812, 8.20 8.,24 8.36, 8.,48 9.00, 9.00 912. 8915.924 9.,40 9.86 9..48 10.00,10.12,1020.10 24,10.36,10 48, 11. 00, 11. 00'. 11. ,12. 11. 24, 11.401 11. 36, 1148,1200. Ell—12.12.12,” 12.,24 12.36.12 48,100. 1. 00. 1. 12. 1. 24, 1. 36. 1.40, 1.48,. 200, 2.12 2.20, 224,2.36, 2.,48 300. 3.00.3 3.12, 3.24 836, 3.40, 3.48. 4 00. 412. 4.20. 4.24, 4 36. 4. 48. 5.001 5.00, 5..12 15.20, 5.24, 5.40. 536. 5.48. x6 W, 6. 00, 6. 12. 6.20, 6 24, 6. 86, 6.48. 7110,7100. 7.12, 7.24. 7.,36 7.40.748, 8. 00, 8.12. 8.20: 8. 24, 8. 36. 8. 48. 2.00, 9.00. 9.12, 9..24 9.40.936. 9.48.10.00. 10.12. 10.20, 10. 24, 10. 36, 10. 48 11.00. 11.00, 11.12, 11. 34, 11.48, x12. 42, 111.03. a Sundays only. 1 Daily except Sunday. Stamford Cars in Heavy Type. NORWALK—STAMFORD Elféd." 90W! W0“ "' ‘2’? bestuof Imports? and Dome 1! nos. quors, Bot led Beers. 11"171'1'303" '90" “PP!“ ELEV will be filled perfectly. , r‘ ., ‘ - 1, We wish to draw your attentionliw ' 999025130" IM-‘r FILES coNTnAoT the fact that you can- buy the finest: 7:301 ~.. 9 349 Olive Oil procurable at this establisfléE 1.313 - .1 ment. We have a superb line of’i A i . . Frank Eloy, the fleet fo'oted out~ 11111 products such as real pure 01% 2715.01”: holder has sent lnhls signed con. (104ng 1:29“ Bitters, Vermouth...“ " P' billiard tract to Manager Gene McCann and St. Nicholas Ale—one of the_ 4130; .1 he will wear ‘0 Bridgeport uniform Ales that is brewed. is also to be'lra “,0 £214 18.2 balk 1.10.1r Sutton or pull or the 1101111 Sight; Boone and _‘ ave times for this again this year. .Canu‘s tea, part of the the pill for , 'drlver. 9.211. _ 11.» 1..... Table x7.,40 820 900 9.40, 10.20 11.00.1140. I’. .1..~1220 1.,00 1..-40 2.20, 3.,00 3.40 "Skipper" contract in wilhout- appearing before to 1111,11. it came back 1111411111 115311 Last season "Skipper" did some ex cellent work to left agate ‘ _ the "field ...-41 a touchdown after the touchdown 4.20, 5.,00 5.,40 6,20 7.00 740,820, 9.00, 9.40. 10. 20, 11. 00. To Rowaylon Switch only, in addi- tion to above«~A. MH—xh 45. x6. 00, x620, 59.15. P. M.—x5.20, 116.00. Leave So. Norwalk. 80.102111 and Washington Ste. -—A. M.——x6 “X 116.30, x7.10.x750, 8.,30 9.,10 9.,5010.,301'1.10, 11.50. P. M.—12.30- 1.,10 1:50, 2.30, 3,10 3.50. 4.30, 5.,10 5.50, 6.30, 7..10 7.50, 8.30, 9.10 9.5010.,30 11.10 in addi- To Rowayton Switch only x610, tion to above—~14. M.-.~x5 50, X6. 30, 89 25. P. M.—x5. 30, x6. 10. Leave Meadow St. Switch-14. M:— x615, 16.35, 117.15, X7.55, 8, 35, 9.15, 9. .15. . 10 35, 11.15, 1155'. P. M.—-12.35, 1.15. 1.55, 2.,35 3.15, 3.55, 435, 5.,15 5.55, 6.35, 7.15, 7.55, 8.35, 9.15, 9.55, 10 35. 11.15, To Rowayton Switch only., in addi- tion to above—~14. M.<-—x6.05, x6 35, 39.30. P. M.——x5.35, 116.15. Leaw Rowaylon Swith ~A M.—— x630, x650, 117.,30 x8.10,8.1'10, 9.,30 10.10,10..50 II. 30. P. M.—:«12.10, 12.50. 1.,30 2,10 2.50, 330, 4.10, 4.50, 5.30. 6.10, 0.50, 7.30, 8.,10 8.50,9.30,10.10, 10 00 11. 30. Leave Darlen R. R. Station—~14. M.—- 11637, 116.57, 117.37, 118.,17 8.57, 9.37, 10.17.10.517 11.37 P. M.——'12.17, 12.57, 1.37, 2.1.7 2.57. 3.37, 4.1.7 4.57, 5.37, 6.,17 6.57,7.37,8.17,8.57,9.37,10.17 10.57, 11.37. Leave Norotou P. O—A. M. ~x6 44 and 117.04 (to Stamford line only), 11744.11824, 9.,04 9.44.10941104. 11.44. P.M.—~12.24,1.,041.44.2.34, 8.24, 904, 9.,“ 1024, 11.,04 11.44 (to Stamford line only.) Leave Stamford City L—lne A. M.—~ 317.50, 13830 9.10,9.50,10.,30 11.10, 1.150 REL—12.30., 1.10.1 710," .. 30, 3.,10 3.50, 4.30, 5.10, 5.710, 6.30, 7.,10 7.50, 8.30, 9.10 9,50,10.30,11.10, Arrive Stamford Central Square—A M..——’x805,8.45,9.25, 10.05,10.45,11.25. P. M.—12.05,12.45, 4.25.205. 3.471.325, 4.05, 4.,45 525, 605. 6.45, 725, 8.05. 8.45, 9.26. 10.05, 10.45, 1125. Going East Leave Stamford Central Square—~14. ' iii—1718.15, 118.55, 9.35, 10.15, 10.55. 11.35. P. M.—1215, 12.55, 1.35, 2.13, 2.515.325.1115, 4.55, 531'), 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,— 11650, x7.,10 x750, 118.30, 910, 9.50, 10.30, 11.10, 11.50. P. AIM—1230 1.,10 1.50, 230, 3..lil 3.5.0 4.30, 5.10, 5.50, 6.307.,10 7.,50 8.30, 9.10 9.50, 10.30, 1110.11.50 (for Westport only. Lea1e Noroton P. O.——A. M. ——x6. 56, 117,115 117.56, x8.36 9.16, 9.56, 10.36, 11.16 1156. P. M.,——-12.36 1.16.1.56, 2.36, 316.11.564.36 5.16 5.56. 6.36, 7.,16 7.56, 8.36, 9,16 9,56 '.,1036 11.16, 11. 56. Lento Dal-fen R. R. Station—A. M.“ 117.03.117.23 118.03 x8.,43 9.2321003, 10.43,11.23.P.111.~12.,03 1243,1214, 2.03, 2.43, 3,23 403. 443, 523, 6.03, 643 7.23 8.03, 8.,43 9.23.10.03.1043, 119312.03. Leave Rowayton Switch—A. M.— 116 10, x6. 30 (Norwaik only), 116.50. 117.10 (Nutwalk only), 117.30, 118.10 018 50 9.30. 49.50 (Norwalk only,) 1010 10.50, -..1130 P.M——-12.10,12.50, 1.30, -/ 3.,04 3.44 4.24 5..04 5.44. 624. 7.04 7.44,- 2.10. 2.50 3.,30 4.10 4.50, 5.30 'x5.50' (Norwalk only), 6.10, x6. 30 (Net-walk only). 6.50, 7.30, 8.10, 8.50. 9.,30 10.,10 10. 50, ll. 30, 12. 10. Leave Meadow St. Switch-«A. M.-~ 116.25, 116 45, x7. 05, x7 .25, x7. 45, 148.25, x9. 05. 9. 45 310.10.10.25,11.05. 11. 45. P; lib—12.25, 1.05, 1..45 225, 3.05, 3.45, 4.25, 5.05 5.45, x6.,05 6.25, x6.,45 7.05, 7. 45, 8 25, 9. 05, 9. 45 10.215.11.05, 11. 45, 12. 25. Leave So. Norwalk', So. Main. and Washington ‘Sts.—-—A. M.—-x6.00, 116.30, 116.50 (Norwalk only). 117.10, x7.30 (Norwalk only) , 117.50. 118.80, x9.10, 9.50, 1110.15 (Norwalk only). 10.30, 11.10, 11..50 P. Ill—42.30, 1.,10 1.,50 2,,30 3.10, 3.,50 4.30.5.10,5.50'1116.10 (Nor- walk only), 6.30 x6. 50 (Norwallt only), 7.10 7.,50 9.30, 910,9.50,10.30,11..10 -1150 (Westport only), 12.30 (West~_ port only). Leav sent his draught. We have one of the most depend telephone services desirable. Just 0 No. 461 and your order for anything do besides Plel'a Beer in bottles or:x .5112 Sentinel 111111111 41011111160? " the activities of the fall "PERM , “041' b _ .
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