Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 10, 1912 · page 9

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Mrs William n‘uyte‘r and sén have
been visiting in Bridgeport. .1 ‘

Captain Samuel Hall, who is visit-
ing in Providence, R. 7., is sending
postal cards to friends here. 1

FR‘derick Oakes is now employed
on the reconstruction of the Dun-1
ning, house in South Norwalk,

 

Miss Penney, one of the teachers in
the Rowuyion public school, who was
ill early in the week, has resumed her
duties.

Rev. W. R. McDermot will preach
tomorrow. Morning subject, sheperd- ‘
ly Sheep, and in the evening Abraham
Lincoln. All are invited.

—.

The usual services will be held in
the. Baptist Church Sunday. in the
i:- - evening at 7530 the service will he in
“ charge of Rev. G. B. Smith. pastor of
the Darien Methodist Church. There
is always a cordial welcome [or all who

wish to worship here.

 

 

 

The ice 009 in Rowayton harbor is
the cause of throwing several men out
of work for some. days, the ice, having
broken on? the rudder of the Mabel
Stevens. The Mabel was lying at her
dock, at! Row‘nyton avenue, when the

_ rudder 'was snapped off. This import-
ant part of the ship's equipment was
lost and it is feared that it will be
some time before repairs can be made
and the duties of the bout resumed.

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Rudolph 'A. Lohr

Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.

Plumbing 8. Heating

INSTALLER 1‘0F THE

“Belknap” System
‘ OF HOT WATER HEATING

'71 ‘Moat '“M'odern and Economical
System.

 

 

 

 

 

 

OLD-FASHIONED MM‘Y'S.

The oitle" generation will remember
Macy's 77s it used to lie-~77 more where
only low priced goods were handled.
Old Macy's was famous for the ion-
1 prices at which goods 07 medium

quality were sold. 'Wlth the demand

for luxurious things, in the way of
dress accessories. china. furniture.
etc.. Macy‘s felt the call for liner
merchandise. There were constantly
increasing demands for a better grade
of goods- and the need for larger
facilities in a newer neighborhood was
felt. Accordlhxiy1Mucy'n moved to
Thirty Jourth Street, blazing the road
to the new retail section that is now
the heart of the New York Depart-
ment Store district.- ilore increased
facilities in 7a more central location,
made it possible to offer. in addition
'to the lower priced goods, finer goods
at the same savings as had made
.Maoy's famous. Rent was low in
Thirty-fourth Street. as it had been
in Fourteenth. building expenses were
low and so Mat)" is have not found
themselves weighed down by the:
h'eavi cvpenscs that have proved to
be such a handicap to low prices at
the Stores that have recently moved

to the Thirty- fourth Street: district. .

To-day Macy‘ s rind themselves oun—
fronted by a new problem: in that
again higher priced stocks are clamor

7 log for more space. ‘t'tntl 977m shade
is not to be had. Accordingly they
have hit upon a plan of assembling

a large. portion of the lower priced
, stocks from the entire store. on the

new sixth floor of their buildinx This

new Sixth Floor opens on Monday the
12th. On this sixth floor will be. kept
. the regular medium trade floods from

* . other floors and 777' addition some vast
‘ purchases of goods direct from mills
'and factories Needless to our, every-
thing will be sold at the some low
. margin ot prom that has made Macy’ a
famous in New York for titty-four
years. ..

Old-Fashioned Maoy' s" on the new

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

a new and very economical
source of supply to those who want
777.7 least expensive merchandise that

enable quality It will not ba‘u.
f'atore" by any medns,‘b1ut
innovation in that price!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

0 had to content thorn—
’ 'he‘: shoddy memhhndlie‘
stores. to purchase
1. quality hoods. it may DC

as natural conse—

 
 

 

DOES NOT COLOR THEm1 HAIR

l a shoot.

1 behalf.

and floor of the Macy building Will 1

"7‘. Joy, W. A. Blackburn. New York

 

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277741774777 mitten, of Norwaikrviaitdd
‘ friends here one day this week.

John’ 7027010. 10!" New Yo

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Mrs. William 7707774707.: height
the weokte'igd a‘t like 0.0le Milis

visited . Mrs. Wiliia'in igorhardtpfiatur-
a‘, " -"- -1', 7' 477

 

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Mrs. Hanford Smith is quite ill of
rheumatism.
'Yorit;

 

Theodore Hughes is confined to1 his

home by an attack of rheumatism. ,
Mrs.

spent

 

Miss Jennie lloyt has returned home
alter spending several weeks with
friends in Chicago.

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A number of the stores of the town
will close on Lincoln 77 birthday. in the
morning the Barton Gun Club will hold

spent

 

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con—
gregntional Church mat Thursday at.
ternoon with Miss Mary iloyt, *Pros- '
pe‘ct street

Mrs.

 

Miss Doris Ballard, the fouvr~1year~
old daughter of W. W. Ballard, of this
place. is confined to her home by an
attack of scarlet fever.

 

The gross grmd list of Darien tax— M'-
ablo property is $5,412,167. The not
grand list in 1910 was $4,327,894. The
Board of Equalization added $200,000.
The tax rate in 1910 was it mills.
There have been many applications for
abatement this year.

 

At the Methodist Church 01771877777141)V
the Rev. George Benton Smith will oo~

cupy the pulpit at both services. The ”‘8"
subjects of the sermons will be as {01- 33:31!

lows: "The Temple Wonderful” and
"The House Upon the Band." The class
meeting at 9:30 a. 777. will be in charge
of C. B. Pitch. Sunday school and
Men‘s Bible class will meet at noon.
Choir rehearsal at 5:30 p. in. Young
people's meeting at 6:45 p. m. 1 Even-
ing worship at 7:30 p. m. This service
will be a special evangelistic service.
with a gospel sermon followed by an
after meeting. Good singing and a
cordial welcome.

live w
tor.

0.10.

and a

- The

MISS GANDRUP SURPRISED.

 

Entertained a Large Party of Friends
at Her Home in New Canaan

Avenue. Aiken

A very pleasant surprise party was
tendered to Miss (lunda Gundrup, of
New Canaan avenue, last night. The
affair was 77 complete surprise and
took the young lady totally unawares,
although site quickly recovered ‘ and
proved herself to be a charming and
accdmpllshedhostcas. In the course.
of the evening the usual games were
played and'eome of the more talented
ones favored with vocal solos as well
as piano selections.

The social features of the party
were thoroughly enjoyed and appre~
eluted by all, the gathering being a
congenial one in every way and all
being out for 0 stand good time.
whiohéthey certainly had. i
' Later in thseveaing, a sumptuous
repast was served to which all pro»
sent did ample justice. It was a late
hour in the evening, when the guests
departed to their respective homes,
generously complimenting Miss Gan-
drup upon her ability as a hostess and
thanking her for her efforts in their
Those present were the
Misses Nellie Wiggleworth, 'Roxina
Ballard, Martha Buckle)’, Grace Foo;
ter, Veneta Buttery. Sadie Hendricks,
Lorena Byxhee, Elsie Ross, Lillian
Heifernan, Lillie Fluke, Mable Janos,-
Annie Gandrup, Viola ‘Byxboo and Bar
thammdrup, and Messrs, Belden Cur-
now, William Webb, Waldo Cable,
George Ross, Nelson Garruthers, Geo.
Bibler, Norman Wi‘ggleworth, Charles
Brown, Thomas McGione, William
McGlone, Elmer Catterall, Arthur Ill:
Walker. , l

bedrld
cause
much
home.

The

Bonds

The

held

of kidney or bladder trouble not be

CO, .

HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

Mahaokemo—«J. Highani,‘ A. H.
Downes, M. Bornsteln, Charles Wallis,

H.-L.Vsnt1lell Rochester, N. Y.) W. Pi.
Baldwin, Nyaclt, N. -Y.; H E. .
Tip Top, N. Y.; J. H. DeWolf

 

 

 

., 1
" H. Pérdt‘ea'ux. or New York, sfint
Sunday with his, son, Claude Peri,
draaux.

Miss Clara Damsxuard.

her parents. ‘ ,

William Gerhardt.

Philip Hurst, of New York, spent
Sunday With his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Hurst.

Miss Florence Stolz, of New Y'o’r‘k,

William‘ Gerhardt. ‘

daughter. Miss Grace Spicer, removed
to Bridgeport this week.

James Roche is Confined to his 7077.,
with chicken pox. Alice Buttery and:
Herbert Hat-tare also victims.

tended ‘
inclusion! Society at Hartford. Tuesday
and Wednesday.

John L. Guthrie, who lost a couple;
of horses during the past few months;
has bought two new ones to replace
those which died. 1

Samuel Kurianshy, of New Canaan. toif

Next. Sunday morning the pastor,,

"Methodish." at the morning service
in the Methodist Protestant Church

birthday at the evening service.

Methodist Protestant Church, met at,
the home or Mrs. John l.. Miller Watt—v1
nesday afternoon. The ladies are plan-'
ning for 77 Martha Washington Supper?
to be held at the. home of Mrs. Ella

Miss Olmsioad‘s mother has “been

pornrlly given up teaching the Silver-
mine school and her place was taken
last Monday morning by Frank N.
Horton as substitute.

frighten Silvsrmlne folks more

the winter, for there was a very small
attendance at the morning service at
the Methodist Protestant Church, and
at the Sunday school, although four
teachers were present. there was buti
one scholar.

the parsonage on Tuesday evening and
planned for a Valentine Social to he"

church.
will be charged.
be served and the young man, who
proposeto f manage the affair than»
selves, except for baking the. cakes. ‘
promiae a good time'to air who will
attend They also, expect to give 7777‘
entertainment in the near tuture,._

W1'11 ,

Fol'w Kidney Pills w.. lourehny can
yond the reach of medicine. No medi
«title can do more. W. F. Wigmore 72

0777! or ammo no
MUMDEN, Manchu

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

of New
,lpeutufluuday at‘ltho home of

 
 
 
 

 

 

3“ Williams, of New York,
Saturday at the home of Mrs

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Sunday at the'houie of Mrs.

 
 
 

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'Hitnnah Guthrie and her grand-1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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and Mrs. D. A. 87. John at-
the meeting of the State Po

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

a

ry C. Bedoll and family re»;
last Saturday from the house?
Mr. Bedell said last week to}

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Ith Mr. Bedell's son in Nachos-f:

 
 
 

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Richter, expects to preach on?

 
 
 
 
 

sermon appropriate to idncoln' a

 
 

 

 

 

Ladies' Aid Society of tho

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

on February 22.

 

 

 

den for'smne time mainly lie-i
of her old age. which requires:
of Miss Olmstead's services all

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storm and the cold seemed to
last
y morning than any time during‘

 

Friendly Men's Class met at

Wednesday evening in ' the
An admission fee of ten eentd

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5 , .7.

.0102”
70,457.00

2.24

70.00' 70 72.

..1220.100. 140,1

"v.

.. WEST NV‘NUE LINE
1 1 ’» Goi'i'luiflorth

um South normal. 77.. 77. Station
for Norwalk—A. M ..v—x6 00, 776.12, 6. 24,
7'78. 46, 0. 48, a7. 00, 7.12 :7 24, 7. 36, x7. 48.
8.,00 3812-, 8.24. x8.,36 8.48, 9.00, 9.12.
60091 48.10.00, 10.12, 10.24. 10. 30,

,u’,12. 11.24. 11.36, 11.48. P
Alma-1.200. 12.12.1234, 12. 36, 12. 48, 1.00
1.,24 1.36,1.148, 2.0 00, 2.,12 2.24.
r 2.48. “ 3. 00, '3.12, 3.24. 3.80. 3.48.
.00, 4 12.2.4, 4. 36, 4.48. 5.00. 5.12.
24. 5.36, 5.48. 9.00, 6.12, 6.24,, 6.30.
.48, 7.00, 7 12, 7.24. 7.,36 7. 48, 8.00.
12. 8..24 8.36. 8,48 9,00 9,12 9.24,
9.30. 9. 4.8 1000, 10.12,10.24.10.,36
10.48.11..00 ll .12, 11.24, 11.86, .12 .08,
x12 53, x01. 14.

(i) Waits for 12. 08 train.
(0) Wait- for 1.14 train.

Arrive Main and Wall Sta—A. M.—-—-
6.12, 10.24, 6.36,:643, 7.00, 17.12, 7.24.
1736.742. x800, 0.17. 778.24, 2.70, 8.48.
9.00, 9.12. 0.24. 9.86. 9.48. 10.00, 10.12.
10.24, 10.36. 10.48, 11,00. ”.12, 11.24,
11.30, 11.48. ‘P. M.-—-12.00, 12,12. 12,24.
12.36, 12.48, 1.00, 1.12. 1..24 1.38, 1.48.
2.00,, 2,12. 2.24.236, 148,300, 8.12.
3.24,-’3.36, 3.48. 4.00. 4.12. 4.24, 4.301,
4.48, 5.00, 5.12, 5.24, 5.,36 5.48. 6.00.
6.12, 6.34. 6.26, 6.48, 7.00, 7.12. 7.24.
7.36, 7.48. 8.00, 8.12, 8.,24 8.30, 8.42.
9.00, 9.12, 9.24. 9.30, 9.48, 10.00, 10.12.
10.24, 10.36, 10.48, 11.00, 11.12. 11.24.
11.30, 11.48. 12.20. A. M.—-xl.03, 771.26.

0333;

Leave Main and Wall 8774. for Win
nlpailk~x6.48, 6.12. 778.24, 6.36. 770.48,
7.00 77.72 724, 777.00. 7.43 3.,72 an.
0.00‘ 0,24 77.43 70.72.7030 77.,00 77.24,
77.477 r. 7-7—4272 72.70 7,770 1.24.
1.48. 2.77. 2.30. 3.00. 3.24. 7.43.’ 4.72.
4.,30 5.,00 0,74 s..4s 072, 0,20 7.00,
724 7.40. 8.12 8.,36 000, 0.24. 9.47.
70.72, 777,770 77:00 77.24 7777.00.

Going South.

leave Winnipauk A. M.--xlt.00, 8.24.
16.26. 0.,48 3700.112. x724, 7..86 x7..46

18.,00 8.,24 8.48, 9.72 9.,” 10.00.10.24

1048,1112.1136 i2 M..-1200,12.24,
77.43, 7.72. 1.30. 2.00 1.24 2.45. am
3.30, ’.,400 4.27 4.,40 0.7'2 2.20 600.024.
0.43 772 7.36. 0’00 8.24 s.4s.s...72.036
70. oo, 70 84 70. 4s, 77 72 77 sol-xii. 48.

leave Main and Wall Sta -—A M.-
x5.48 6J2 x8.,24 698,:0.4ll.7.00.777.12.
7.24, x7 36, 7.48. :8 .00, 8.12, 778. 24.8 .96.
8.48,;900. 9.1:, 9.24, 9.30, 948.10.00

l0.12,10.24,10.86,'”40.48, 1100, 11.12,.

11.,24 “.26. 11..“ P. M.-—1"..00 12.1‘

”Wt.“ 12.48.1.00,1.12.l.24,1.30.
1.48,” 2.00, 2.12, 2.24, 2.30, 2.48,
3.,00 3.12. 3.24, 3.36, 3.48. 4.00.
4.12,. 4.24. 4.00, 4..431500. 0.2.1

5.76. 548. 6.00, 0.12, 6.24. 6.38.
8.48. 7,.20071 ...734 7.36. 7..48 8.,00 8J2,
8.24, 8.36, 8.48.9H00 9...l3.924 9.36. 0.48
10.00, 10.112. M1024 10.,36 10.,48 11.00.
11.12.11.24,11.48,112.00, x12 40. x1. 08

Arrives South Norwallt R. R. Station
--A. Air—16.00, 0.24, 770.30, 6.48. 777.00.
772. 777.24 7.30 777.48. s..00 7777.,72 3.24
18,373 8:48 9.00 0.72. 0.24 9.,00 0.48
7.027 10.88, 70. 48, 17.00

7.472 77.24, 7730. 17 47; r. tit—7200.
1212.1224,1286.12.48. 7.00.7 72, 7 24
7.30 748 2.002 72.7.24. 2.30,...40 2.00.
37., § 48 4.00. 4.72. 4.74, 4.86,
72,0.24, s...20,54s 0.00.072.
.s,7.00.7.70 7,24 7.36, 7700.
38.8.48. 0.00. 9.72.77 24, 9.30.
7072. 1024, 10.26. 10.48,
77.72’. 1724. 113612.00, 771250

81
4.4
6.2
81
9.4 ,
11.00
37.14. ‘

(a) Daily except Sunday.

 

‘ nswrown avast): 7.7077:

Lean Monroe and South Main Sis.
~77. urn-629, 777.09 777.40. 3.29.1909.
9.42.770. 74. 70,20 71.00 77.70. P 77+
7772. 7.09 7.79. 7.70,

5.07 5.49.7729, 7.,00 7.,40 829,109, 0.,49

, 10. 20. 17.00.

, Leave Main and Wail Star—A M.—

36.12, 35.30.126.42. :7. 22. 8 ..02 8. 42 9. 22.
10. 02, 310.22.10.42, 1]. 22. P. M .-12.02.
12,421,122. 2,02 2.42. 3.,22 4.02, 4.42:

5.22 0.,02 042,1..727: 77.02, 8.42. 0.79. '. 1'

10‘. 02, 10. 42, 11 25.

Arrive and Leave Newton Ave—s'
,A. M.—-x6.18,x0.38. 16.48. 37.95, 8.12.

8.55. 9.35 10.15, 210.810, 1056,2117”.
P. M..—1215, 12.02, 1.85. 2.15, 1.21557

8.15, 8..“ 9752 70.70, 70. as. 71. 70,

-'Leave Main and Wall 917717—474. 7.703.»: '

777.,74 70.47; 770.05. 777.40. 8.:
040.1020 al0.25,1100.11.40. 74.—-

0. 7700, 0.40.14».
5 . 40. .70. 7.077, 7.70, 2.20.
0.40, 70.20, 77.00. 77.75. ,

desire Monroe and South 77477; Sta.
9. :4.-a6.80. 770.4577. at .11, x7451.
81,

 

 

. 177740“ 3.77.7. tor

0.09.78.“ 4.29. ~

= .11. 9.51. 103111.11. '11. 51. P. '
"wt—113491, 1.11. ..151._.31.31, 3.,11 2.51.
4.911. 5.11.5.51,_8.211,'

119 91510731 1,

1,‘

3.85. 4.15. 4.,55 5.35 6.15.1005. 7.357 ,

9.09, .1

‘ 7,’ 7.57, 2.07. j

n

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‘ 1 11.70.00. 70.12,

. 47.00.400.074 mien.
7.00, 77.00."

1224,1248 1.12, 1.36, 2.,00 2.,24 2.48,
3.712 3.,30 4.00. 42477 4.48, 5.,” 538.
6..00 6.24. 64,8 7.12.7”36 8.00, 8.24,
8.48, 9.;12 9-36,10.,00 10.24,10.48,11.12.

(a) Daily except Sunday.

 

EAST AVENUEsBROAD RIVER LINE

leave south Norwalk R. R. Station
—-—A. M. ~16. 29, xii. 53, £1.17, 777.47, 38.05,
3829, 8.58, 9.17, 9.,“ 10.05 10.99,
10.53, 11.17. 11. 41. P M. «12 .06, 12 29,
1263. i..l7 1.41, 2.05, 2.29, 2.58, 3.17.
3.41, 4.05, 4.29, 4.53. 5.17, 6.41, 6.05.
0.29, 6.53, 7.17. 7.41. 8.05.829, 8.53.
9.17. 9.41. 10.05, 10.29, 10.53.. (11.17 to
Norwalk only). .

Leave Bridge SwitchmA. M.-—-x6.36.
17.00.1724, 17.48, x8.12. 778.86, 9.00,
9,24, 9.48, 10.12. 10.36.,1100, 11.24,
11.48. P. M.——iz.12, 12.36, 1.00. 1.24.
1.48, 2.12, 2.38, 3.00, 3.24. 3.48, 4.12.
4.90, 5.00, 5.24. 5.48, 6.12, 6.36, 7.00,
724. 7.48. 812, 836. 9.00, 9..24 9.48.
10.112). 10.36. “..00 (1124 to Norwalk
on y .

Leave Main and Wall Sta. 9—44.. Id —-
x6 24. 3.6 48, x7. 12, x7. 36, x8. 00, :8. 24.
8.,48 0.12 9,2136, 10.00. 1024, 10.,4811,,12
11.36. P. M..,-1200 12.24. 12. 48. 1,,”
1.36. 2.00. 2.24. 2.48. 9.1121. 8.36. 4.00.
4.24, 4..1‘.i48.5 ,.536,6.,00 0..24 648.742.
7..36 8.,00 8.24. 8.48, 9,12 9.36, 10,00,
1024.10.48,1112.

Arrive and leave Broad River—«A.
M.——778.38, 777.00, 17.24, 777.48. x812.
x820, 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.l2, 2.30, 3.00. 3.24. 3.48.
4.12, 4.36, 5.00, 5.24, 5.48. 0.1:, 6.88.
7.00,'7.24. 7.48, 8.12, 8.36, 9.00. 9.24.
9.48. 10.72. 10.36, 71.00 (17.24 to Main
and Wall Staonly).

Leave Main and Wall Sta—«A. lit—-
$6.24, 776.42. 17.12, x730. 38.00, 38.24,
8.48, 9.12. 9.36, 10.00, 10.24, 10.48. 11.12.
11.26. P. 20—4200, 12.24.. 12.48. 1.12,
1.36, 2.00, 2.24, 2.48, 3.12, 8.36. 4.00.
4.24, 4.48, 5.12. 5.36. 6.00. 6.34. 6.48.
7.12, 7.36. 8.00, 8.24, 8.48, 9.12. 9.36.
10.00, 10.24. 10.48. 11.12. ,

Leave Bridge Switch—A. M.-—-xii.36.
37.00, x7.24. 777.48, x812. 18.36, 9.00:
9.24. 9.48, 10.12. 10.30, 11.00. 11.24.
11.48. P. al.~—-7s.72. 12.36, 1.00, 1.24.
1.48. 2.12. 2.86, 8.00, 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. 10.38. “.00, 11.24.

Arrive South Norwalk Station.-—-A.
M.-x6.43. 37.07, x701. 7.55. x8.l9.
778.43, 0.07, 9.31, 9.55, 10.10. 10.43, 11.07.
11.31, 11.55. P. M.~12.10, 12.43, 1.07.
1.31. 1.55. 2.19. 2.43, 3.07, 3.21, 3.55.
4.19, 4.43. 5.07. 6.31. 5.66. 6.19, 6.43.
7.07. 7.31. 7.56. 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 Sta. tor Norwalltx—
A. him—:60! 8635.10.29. 6.37, 6.49.
x049, x7. 01. 37.13, x709. 7.25. 777.29.
787. 7.,49 a749, 8.01, 8.12.815. 20.29.
8.37. 849. 9.01. 9.13. x909. 9.25, 937.
9.49. 9.49. 10 ..0l 10.13, “0.14.1035.
10.29. 70 37. 10 49. 11.01. 7713. 11.08.
11. 25. 1137, 11.49.11.49. P. “2*12 01:.
1213.12.25. 12.29.1237. 12.49 1.01.
1.18.1..09 1..25 1.37 1.49. 1.49, 2.97,
2.13. 2.,“ 2.29. 2.87 2.49. 301. 8.13.
3.00. 3.,26 337, 8.49, 3440. 401, 74.13.

4.25. 434. 4.37. 4.
0.25, 6.,“ 6.49, 5.4 , 0.01, 0.13 xenon
6.25, 8.29, 6..37 8.,49 28.49, 701. 7.13.
7.09. 7.,” 737. 7.49, 7.40. 8.01 813,
8.25. 8.29. 837, 8.49. 9.01. 913. 9.09.
9 25, 9.37. 949, 9.49. 10. 01, 10.25.10.304
1029.10.37. 10. 49, 11.01.11.13,11.09.
11.88. 11.37. 17.49, “.40. i2..09 x12 59.

_-, 777.74. ,_

Leaving car. of 777-7.. and Wall Sta.
for South Namath-A. 04..—:54!)
20-00. a8.12',x0.20 824, 630, as. 48.
“05. 700. 7.12, 724. 477.40. 7.36. 7.48.
130103181131 8.20, 824,830,818. 9.00.

10.20, 101.124,

11.24.11.447. 11. 30.
11.48. 18.00
1‘s”. 1’47“. 003-15732”: 18'2“ 3- 36 a 3-48,
2.00. 7770;113:713.
4.00; 4.12..“ 440,114.24... 4.36. 4. 48. 5.00-
24- 5-40. :3.” 5.4184

 

 

7.34017

4 1

8.00. 8.12.
90, 9.1 1.9.12.

9 ’ 9:40. 0.20. 9.48.10.
10.17. 70.29. 7'0: 24, 70.70.

11.048.11.00,

111 00. 11112. 11 24, 11.48.1112.49;x1.03. ‘

a Sundays only. ‘
x Daily except Sunday. - 1 ‘
Stamford Cars in Heavy Type.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

NORWALK-GTAMFORD LINE

 
 

 

 

 

p ,vai to thlflfifliilifi ' f

, lilac, “should @7770

24—36.“. 20.80
0.30, 9.00 '
. 1!,

, 5.01. 5..13 5.09.‘

000.7 74.77. a 4 0.40! 0.30. 0.47..
3’ '3" 70min 104s.

11.1
Eli—112.18. 12.20. 12 24.-
18.86, 1248. 1.1:”. 1.00. 1.12. 1.84. 131547

7.24; 2.20 2.40, 3.47;.

0. no. m.~ ‘1
"9.1183601 ’98. ”N4 1,

4

940.1020 11.00.11.40.
00,1740.2..20 3.00, 3.,40
7.0,..‘740 8.20, 9.00,

17.40, 8.209
P. iii.»-12. 20.01
4.20, 5.00, 5.40, 062 7
9.40,10.20,111.00

To Rowayton Switch only, in addi-
tion to abovoMA. M..—~x5 45, x6. 00.
776.20, 89.15. P. M.—-x5. 20, x6. 00.

Leave 80. Norwalk, 80. Main and
Washington Sta-A. M..—~x610,x6..30
77710, 77750, 830, 9.10, 9170,1020 11.10.
11. 50. P. tau—1230, 1.,10 1.50, 2.00,
3.,10 3.50. 4.,30 5.10, 5.50, 6.30 7‘10,
7.50. 8.,30 9.10,9.5010.,30 1110.

To Rowaytou Switch only, in addi~
tion to above—A. M.‘"15. 50, x6. 10,
16.30.779.201”. M. —.~775 30, x6. 10.

Leave Meadow St. Switch-A. M.-— .
770.15 77625777164155.8375. 9,159.55,
10.35.1115, 11.55. P. M..3—~123,5 116,
1.,56 2.35, 3.,15 3.55, 4.35, 5.157.605.
6.,35 7.15, 7.65, 8.,35 9.15, 9.,55 10.35,
11.15

To Rowaytoa Switch only., in addi-
tion to above—A. M.—-x6.05, 16. 35,
89. 30. P. M. ——x5. 35, x6. 15

Leave Howayton Bwlth +74. M.—-—-
X630, 776,50 17.,30 18.10.8170, 9.30,
10.10 10.50 11.30. P.M..——1210,12.50.
1.,30 2.10, 2.,60 3.30. 4.,10 4.50, 5.30,
6.,10 6.50. 7.30 8.,10 8.,50 9.30.10.,10

10. 50, 11 ..30

Leave Dorian R. R. Station—A. M. -
x6.3’7‘. 77657, 17.37, 778.17, 8.57, 9.37.

110.17, 10.57, 11.37. P. Mir-12.17. 12.,57

1.37. 2.17. 2.57. 3.37, 4.17, 4.57, 5.,37 6.,17
6.57, 7.87, 8.,17 8..'77,9.,3710.17,1057,

11. 37.

Leave Noroton P. O.——A. M.-x6. 44
and x7. 04 (to Stamford line only),
777.,44 778.24, 9..04 9.,44 147.24.11.04.
11.44. RMW~1224 1..0-t 1.44. 2.24
3.,04 3.44 4.,24 5..04 5.,“ 6.24 7.,04 744,
824,904,914, 1024,1104, 11.44 (to

Stamford line only). .

Leave Stamford Citv Line—A. M.—
777.50. x8.,80 9..lO 9.50,10.30.11.10,
11.50 P. M....-~1230 1.,10 1.,50 2..30
3.70 250,430,610. 5.50, 6.30 7.10,
7.50, 8.,80 9.,10 9.50,10.30,1110.

Arrive Stamford Central Square—A.
M. +78. 05. 8. 45, 9. 25, 70. 05. 10 45, 11 25.

.P. M.—~12..05 12.45.1173. 2..05 2.45, 3.25.

.w,=7750.1r.a.'n~1—12.90.
*270 7.50; 4.30 5.10. 6.50 10.70 (Nor-

4.05. 4.45, 5.25 6.05, 6.45, 7.25, 8.05,
8.45, 9.2.5 10.05. 1045, 11." .5.

 

Going East.

Leave Stamford Central Square—~34.
M +7. 3.3, 8.15, “55,935,101.- 10.’ on.
1135. P.M.——1215,12.55, 1.35, 2.15,
2.5.5 3.35, 4.15 4.,56 5.35. 6.5.1 655,
7.35. 815, 8.55, 9.35, 10.15 10.55 (to
Westport only).

Leave Stamford City Line—«A. M.—
776.50, 777.10 x7. 50, 77830, 9..10 9.50,
1030.11.10.11.50. P.h...i-—1230 1.,10
1.50, 2.30, 3.10 8.50, 4.30, 5.10, 6.50,
6.30 7.10. 7.50, 8.30, 9.,10 9.50,10.,30
11.10, 11.50 (for Westport only.

Loewe Noroton P. 0.-—A. M.—-—x6. 56.
3.7.16, x756, 778.36 9.10,9.56,10..86
11.,” 11.56 P M.——lZ..36 1.,16 166.
2.36 316. 3.56 4.30, 5.,16 6.56, 0.36
7.16 '..756 8.,36 9.,16 9.56.10.36 11.,16
li..56 .

Leave Barton R. R. Statiou—A. M.——-'
x7..03 x723 x9.,03 78.43. 9.,23 10.03,
10.43.1128 P.M..,-—1203 1243.123,
2.03 8.43, 3..28 4.,03 4..43 5.,23 6..08
8.43 7.23. 8.03. 8.,43 0.23 10.,08 10.,43 ,
11.573.12.03. 7

Leave Rowayton Switch—A. M ~—
770.10. 778 30 (Norwwlk only), 776.50.
777.10 (Norwalk only), 177.90.778.10
x8. 50, 9. 80, 39. 50 (Norwalk only). 10.10.
10.,50 .11..30 P.M.—-12.10.12.50,1..80

2..10 2,641,830. 4..]0 4.50. 6.30, x550

(Nomalk only), 6.10, $6.30 (Norwalk
only), 6.50 7.30. 8.10 8.50 930,10.,10
10. 50, 11. 30, 12. 10

Leave Meadow St. Switch—A. M.—
x035, 776.45, 777.05, 3725,3145, x8. 273,

X905. 9.45 810.10.10.25. 11.05. 11. 45.1

P. BAH-12 25, 1. 05,.4. 45, 2.25. 3.05, 3.45,
4.25. 5-05. 5. 45. 86.0.5 6..25 £6 .45, 7.05,

, 7,45 825, 005. 9.47., 70.25, 11.05.1145. ,1

4

721m 80. Not-walk, 50. Main and

‘T Washington ates—+74. 17!. +3.6. 00, x6. 30'.

:0. 50 (Nomlk 07717). 777.10. x730

,(Norwailt only). :7 60, x800 x9.10, 9. 50.

110.30, ,1..110
.2140, 1150.1 2.30.31

731015 (Norm: only)

 

walk only). 0. “(Not-walk only), ‘

7.10, 7.50.1830,9.10.91.60.1030.11.107‘1
'11. 50 (“700th 011411)) 12. 30 (West-

j only).'1vl2

: ' 77.50. 77.0; 9.70.0250
. 1’. 21.4412 80,11 1710, 1.510. 2.310.310, '3..50 1

‘ 0.70. 77.50 7000! 77.10, 7.72770

part only) _.
Leave Net-welt; 777777 and Wall Sta.

~A. M .-e-.x0 10,310.42, 147.22 778 02, x18. 42.
‘ x19. 22, 10.02, 1042,1er

 

nus—72.02.

7242. 122. 2.02. 2142', 3.22. 4.,02 442

215.32. 003, 0.42, 2.22,"8.02,'.842,9.22,1~1

 
 
 
 

70.02, 704122.712: 17.02? (Wentport. ' 1

(Written only). , 1.

+1630.x7.1'
10.80, 11.110, 11.5

Leave)?

430. 5310, 6.50.1 01.301. v7.10, 7.,50 8H30

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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