Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 15, 1912 · page 9

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heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia anp

Other Stomach Misery Ended
will! a. Lillie 014000051

 

If what you just'iate is soaring on
your stoni'ach or has" like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, 0! you belch

(ins and Eructste sour, 'undlgester

Iv-food, or have a feeling of Dizziness

' Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad taste
'ln mouth and stomach headache—db“
is indigestion.

A full case of Pape’s Diapepsln costs

.«Iouly 50 cents and will thoroughly cure
your out-of—order‘ stomach, and leave
sufficient about the house in case some
one else in the family may suffer from
stomach trouble 01;, Indigestion.

Ask you! pharmu'tiiet to show you
the formula plainly written on these
fill-cent cases, then you will under-
.Irntand why Dyspepsia trouble of all
kinds must go, and why Diapepsin

' alwnvs relieIes sour; out -of order stem
ochs or indigestion in five minutes.
illiapepsin is harmless and tastes like
candy, though each does contains

‘ power sufficient to digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood all the
75571 you eat: besides, it makes you go
to the table with a healthy appetite;
but, what will please you moat, is that
you will feel that y0ur stomach and
intestines are clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resOIt to laxatives or
llv-eI pills for Biiiousness 0! Constipa-
tion.

This city will have many Dinpepsin
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will be cranky about this

' splendid stomach preparation, too. if
you ever try a little for Indigestion or
Gastritis or ,any other
misery.

‘Get some Pope's Diapopsin now,
this minute. and forever rid yourself
of Stomach Trouble and indigestion.

 

 

 

OWAYTON

 

' William A. (‘ushmnn continues to
slowly improve at his home in Logan
street.

...-

Milton Eva is (unlined to his
home in Pennoycr sheet with a se
vere cold

 

Charles N. Raymond. of . Logan
street, is visiting relatives in Bellport
' and Baldwin, L. 1.

Mrs. Edwin L. Stevens is in Nero-
ton having been called there by the
illness of her father, Rev. Louis
Frcnch.

Sidney Ward and family, .of New

York city. have been spending a few

' days at thcir summer residence at To~
.kenekc.

 

.lohn ll. Broadway is having a num-
ber of trees blasted out on his prop-
crtvln Crockett street, and is making
other improvements.

George Minor is home from a sev-
eral weeks‘ stay at Providence, Rhoda
island, where some of the local oyster
tessels have been storm bound.

 

The house occupied by Chat-ice B
Briggs. in Roton avenue, is being re.-
ehingled and improved. Contractor

' fg'Win'tieid S. Grant is doing the' work.

, Mrs. John H. Broadway, of Creche
street.“ left yesterday with Mrs. 8amv

' 'uel Hall for a visit with Mrs ‘Broad
way a cousin, George Hall, of Provi-
semen. i

I III;

flarry‘Grlsvmld of Rowayton ave-
n‘ue, has“ returned home abterj having
“/mntmsome time "'“wlt-h I'his “ father in
Westbrook. 'iHl'svdather who has been
cited“ in now on. tbe'ro’ad to recov-
1'0'-' “ " ' 'I "I ' '
MissAnna ,Sowanby. a trained nurse
in Danbury. is seriously ill with ty-
bold lever in the hospital in that city.
:Mias‘ Sewarby is a granddaughter or
IMrsI Thomas LaFountaiae, of Crockett

 

ldvand stormy weath-
.lmpr'ovements_ hav'e

 

,3,

Stomach '

', ,‘pe‘opIe 01015 In,-

,Both coflins wore several inches larg-

-of the military honors. . 4..

 

Mrs. Earl F. Tomes entertained the
members of the Rowayton Flower
Club, yesterday afternoon. at her home
in Rowayton avenue. Aside from aI
general discussion of the 44,455 a com-
palgn nothing was done. The annual
meeting will be held the last of March.

 

The circulating library recently on
gunized in town is progressing nicely'
and the ladies omits village who are
members, are greatly pleased with
the plan, as they are thus afforded
an opportunity to read the late
works of fiction without the necessity
of purchasing the same.

www.-

DARIEN'

 

. AND
Noaorou

The selectmen will hold their usual
weekly business meeting on Monday
morning in the town hall,

 

The regular weekly prayer meetings
at the Methodist and Congregational
Churches were held last evening and
were well attended.

-—Kcep in mind Trolleymen's flail,
Friday night. Town Assembly Hall.
Cars all directions after dance, 8 to 1.

.-

The postcmcc was swamped with
postal cards yesterday as a result of
the practice of remembering dear
friends on St. Valentine's Day. How»

 

 

ever, the efficient postmaster and his .

equally efficient clerks extended them
selves and cleared up ti! work in short
time.

The publication of the National and
American League playing dates recalls
to Inlnd the fact that. with April be—
gins the baseball season and inasmuch
asApril is but two months away the
time is near when Darien will again
resound with the cheers of the loyal
fans. urging the baseball men on to»
their work.

VAULTB NOT LARGE ENOUGH.

 

 

 

Embarrassing Situation tat internist!
of Count and Countess Mllyutln.
MOSCOW, Russia, Feb. 12.—-An ex-
traordinary scene was witnessed today
during the interment of Count and
Countess Milyutin.

The count held the rank of field mar.

l
chill and was chief aidedecamp of thel

emperor. He was'ministor of war duo
ing the reign of Emperor Alexander 1L.
and was the leading champion in the
cause of the liberation of the scertn.
The funeral was attended'by a large
number of deputations Including sev-
eral from France and Bulgaria.

The cutting were lowered into the
vaults with imposing military honors,
but. then an awkward situation arose.

er than the apertures in the tombs.
Workmen were at once called. who at-
tempted to enlarge the openings, but
the cement-I would not yield. The four
ily vault is composed of five compart-
ments separated by thick cement
walls. and it was necessary to blast
one of these.

The bodies were temporarily depos-
ited in the chapel and when the tomb
had been enlarged the burial services
were repeated. but without: repetition

Count Milyutin, who 771096 years
old and his wile. who was 89. died on
the same day, the countess expiring
first.

W

A WARNING AGAINST WET FEET.

Wet and chilled feet~ usually affect
the mucous mebrane of the nose.
throat and- lungs. and is more. bron-
chitin or pneumonia may result. Watch
carefully, particularly the children.
and for the racking, slubboru coughs
give Foley's Hori'ey 'and Tar com-
pound. It sothea the 1115414154 mem-
branes, and basis the cough quickly.
Take no substitute. W. F. Wigmom
& Co. . ‘ "

 

counrv euiwmo'no cosr ova-a
MILLION.

Protest Made Minot “Commllolon'l
Method of Letting Contacts.
NEW HAVEN, Feb.14.—-A statement
protesting against the way in which
some of the contracts for" work on the
new county building. here are being
let, was issued today by former Rep

resentative Frank 8. Bishop of thiaolty "

one of the commission heretoday. no

44141 11141 when bids were solved air I “
, putting up the marble structure that

commission was told that. 64
would cover the cost. 3x51577145,
17.053115 says he pres "

 

 

 

 

”1115151410711 0111101114

Quit-roles and H05 and. Harsh Play.
“-3.0; .447. My 004!» Discussing
Complaints.
You cannot be over~catreful in the

Iselectkrln or" modulus for children.I

Only the very gentlest bowel medicine
4115511 7.0er5. dived.“ ordinary pills.
embattled and ”NM yes are too apt
to do more harm t on good. fill-hey
sometimes cause groping, nausea and
distressing aftereffeuta.’and may ac.-
tually anuIe the health thus‘ estab-
lishing a life- lasting annoyance

We personally recommend and guar-
antee Rexali Orderlies as, a safe and,

dependable remedy for constipation_
.and associate bowel disorders. We

have such faith in the virtues of this
remedy that we sell it on our guaran-
tee‘of money back in every instance
where it falls to give entire 'satisfacv
tion, and we urge all in need of such
medicine to try it at our risk.

Renal! Orderlies are eaten just like
candy. are partlcblarl) prompt and
agreeablecln' action, may be taken at
any time. day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea. nausea, griping, excessive
looseness, or other undesirable effects.
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparently not-
ing as a regulatlve tonic upon the re
laxed muscular coat of the bowoi, thus
overcoming weakness, and aidingl to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity.

Rexall Orderlles not only relieve
constipation, but help to remove the
cause of this ailment. They also fro-
uuently overcome the necessity of con»
stantly taking laxatives to keep the
bowels in normal condition,

. There is really. in our opinion. no
similar medicine on good as Rexall
Orderlies for the purpose to which it
is diverted especially for children.

 

 
 

 
 

 

aged and delicate persons.

prepared in tablet form and in two‘:
sites of packages: 12 tablets, 10c; dill
tablets,l2bc. and 80 tablets, 500. Row
member, you can obtain Rexall Ramon;
dies in this community only at on!“
st0rc-The llcnll Store. The Clifford
Pharmacy. Qulttnor 41 Cauty. Props.

 

WEST
NCR‘WALK

E. 'i‘ Benedict has been confined to
his house With a severe cold the past
few days

 

 

...—u...

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones nresuf-
faring a severe attack of the grip» Dr.
Bohuunan. of South Norwalk, Is in MI
tondunce.

 

John Sherman Hoyt is having all the
large chestnut trees cut down on the
roadside of his farm. as the trees have
all died.

 

Mr. Stewart is staying here this win-'
ter and is commuting to the city every
day. it “has been the custom for Mr.
Stewart to move to the city for the
winter.

 

 

lrvlng Whitney. the contractor and
builder. has the bungalow well started
for Mr. Gilroy. of New York. it will
he a very fine residence with all mod»
ern improvements.

The auction of the household effects
of Mrs. D C Green was held Tuesday
at her late home and was quite largely
attended. Mrs Green has moved to
South Namath. where she'wiii make
her home with her sum-Charles Green.

 

-—“Dr. Thomas’ Eclect'rlo Oil in the
best remedy for that often fatal die
ease—emu. Has been used with one
does in our family for eight NyeanI’P-v- ,,
lira. L. Whiteacre, 3000.10.17 -.

NORWALK wins 14v 177 ems.
It was a big night at the Norwalkl
bowling alleys, last evening, a match
game between New Canaan and V00
walk teams being played. Norwalk
won by 177v vpins. The New Canaan:

 

lons say things will be dillmnt when. '
, the Nor-walkers go to New Canaan,
whens a. return game will be 0111wa

 

in the Mr future. After the am“
Mr: Ambler invited all to McCarthy's
restaurant, where n Butch supper was
served The tollowlns

score: " “

 

 

:50 I40 415

$134 151 ”ass"
105 109 482

...—“m'u'o‘;

082 765 809 2750
New CANAAlNI' .. I

.......-'115 121 100 4:5
...'.:.'.177 ”139 129 ‘ I
, .114'120 134
.'i'arown'i.....’,.151 107 it!

4 ”E

They are '

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

“”1!” I.“
.1,“. 3.40.- 6.80.

 
 

 

 
 

 

, I130 180 493,“

 

Knapp ....‘.......159

Trolley T

WEST AVENUE LlNE
Going North

Leave 80th Norwalk R. 8. station

for NorwnlkwA. 94. ~16. 00. x6.12, 6.24.
x6. 86, 6. 48. :7. 00. 7. l2. :7. 24, 7. 96. x7 48,
8.,00 18.12, 8.,24 718.36. 8.48', 9.,00 9.12.
9.24. 9.30. 9 48.10.00. 10.12. 10. 24. 10.86,
10.48,11.00,11,12.1124.11.30. 11.48. P.
M “17.00. 12.12. 12.24. 12.36, 12. 48. 1. 00.
1.12. 1.24.1.4,8 2.00, 212. 2.24.
2. 36. 2 , 8.00, 3.12, 3.24. 3.36. 8.45.
4.00, 4 4.38, 4. 48. 6.00. 6.12.
6.24. 6
6.48. 7.00, 7.12, 7.24. 7 .36, 7.48, 8. 00.
8.12, “ 8.24. 8.86, 8..48 9.00, 9.,12 9.34
9.36, 9.48. 1000.10.12 10.24.1036,
10. 48, 11. 00, 11. 12, 11. 24', ll. 36,
112.63.101.14.

. (t) Waits tor 12.08 train.
. (c) Waits for 1.14 train.

Arrive Main and Wall Sta—R. M.-
6.12. x624, 6.86, x6.48, 7.00, x712. 7.24.
17.86, 7.48; x8.,00 8.13, 18. 24, .836, 8.48.
9.,00 9.12. 924, 9.88 948, 10. 00, 10.12.

‘ 10.24, '..l030 10.48.1100. 11.,12 11.,‘24

11.30.11.447 P. tau—1200 12.12'12,24.
12..” 1240.100 112.164.156.144.
2.00 2.12. z. 2.4 2.30. 2.,48 1,00 3.12.
5.54. 5.74} 5.45: 4.00. 4.12. 4.24. 4.10,
4.48, 5.00, 5.12, 5.24, 5.35, 5.43. 5.00,
0.12 5.24. 5.75, 543. 7.00, 7!.: 7.24
7.35, 7.45.1100: 3.12 11.24 8.,36 8.48.
0.00, 0.11 0.24 41.75 948.10.,00 10.12.
10.24. 10.410.10.43. 11.00, 11..12 11.24.
11.,35 11..48 12.20. .4 14—11103. 1125

More Main and Wall Sta. for Win
airlock-116.,“ 6.19, x624 6.30 16.48
,x7..13 7.24 x730 7.47 812. 5.30,
9.00. 924, 9.48 10.117.10.36 11.00. 1134,
11.43. P. M.-~l2.12, 12.30, 1.00, 1.24.
1.48. 2.12, 2.36. 3.00, 3.24. 3.48, 4.12.
4.36, 5.,00 5.,24 6.,48 6.12. 6.,36 7.00.
7.24 7.48. 8.,“ 8.,“ 9.,00 9..24 943.
10.12. 10. 36, “11.00. 1124, 111.36.

Going South.

Leave Winnlpauk A. M ..«xsoo, 41.24.
x0;.36 648,117.00. 712. :7. 24. 7..” '17. 48
8.00, 8.,24 8.48, 9.12 17.35.10.110 1024.
10.48.11.12.113.6. .M.-—12.00.12..24
18..“ 1.12.1..36 2.00, 2.24 2.48 812.
8.36, 4.00, 4 .24. 4. 4B, 6. 12, 0.36. 6. 00. 6. 24.
6.48. 7.12. 7.86. 8.00, 8.24, 8.48, 9.12. 9.96.
10.00, 10.24; 10.48, 11.12 11.36, “1.48.

leave Main and Wall Eta --A. M—
36,48 6,12 x624 11.36.36,“! 7.60. x7..12
7.,24 x796. 7.48.18.00 812,118.24, 8..36
8.48, 9.00 9.,12 9.24. 9.36, 9.48 1000.
70.12,10.,24 10,36 10,48 11..00 11.12.
11.24 1136,11...‘48 P. Air-12.00 13.12.
1214.12.36 12 ...48.100 i..13 1.24.1.36.
1.48. 2.00 2.12. 2.24, 2.36. 2.43.

3:00, 3.12. 3.24, 3.36, 3.48, 4.00.

4241‘ 4.36. 4.48, 6.00 6.12,

36.0.48. 6.00, 6.,” 0.34. 6.30.
0.48, 7007.2,l 1.24.736. 7..48 8.,00 8.12.
8..24 8.36 843'. 9.00, 9.12 9. ".4 9.36. 9.48.
10.00 10.1I2,10.24,10.36,10.48.11.130.
1! '11! 1124,1108 313.00. 81240 31.03.

Arrives South Norwalk R. R. Station
-—~A. M.~—-x6.00, 8.24, 16.36. 6.48. x700.
7.1:, x724. 7.88, 77.48, 8.00. 18.12. 8.24.
148.36, 8248, 9.00 9.12, 9.24. 8.36. 9.48.
10.00. 10.12. 10. 10.36, 10.48, 11.00,
11.12. 11.24, 11.36. 11.48. P. Bil—18.00.
12.12.12 24.13.36. 12.48 1.,00 112.124,

“1.35, 1.48 1.00 7.17.734 755170.300.

5'72“ 35423.75. 5.413 4.00 4.17.414,4.,as
448. 500. 5.12 5.24.5.3a5.4s.0.0o,0.12.
5.24.. 5.75. 5. 43,’ 7.00, 7,17 7.24, 7...aa,sbo
7.12 1434' 41.55.545.900. amen. 0.75.
41.47 111.60 10.12 10.24.10.747. 10.414
11.00 11.12, 11.24, 11.255 11.00, x12.50,
‘1'41‘.

4:) Daily except Sunday.

 

Mew-row" Avenue was

Leave bloom and South Main 845.
.-.~I4. M. —5 20. 417.00 47.40. :5 as. 25.09.
049. 510.14.10.29 11.05.1140. P. II-
1240.1,05 1.49. as. 5.07, 749. 4.40.
5.09 5,49 6.20 7.00. 7.40 8.29, 000', 9.,45

. 10. 20. 11.09.

have Main and Wall! wWA. Mr—
1012.10.80, 30.42.3032, 9.0!, 8.43. 9.22.
10 .02.s10.22, 10. 42, 11. 22. P Bit—13.02.
12.48. 122. 2.0! '14:. 1.22 4:03. 4.4
6..“ 0.02, 0.48.5 723, 8.02. .m 9.2
10.02 10.42, '.11435

Arrive and Learn Newton Ave.

MttéI-ssds. 14.34. 47.44. 47,45 7.15.

8.66. 9.36.1016.I10.80. 1035.11.30
HM—1316.12.53.1.85. 2.15, 3.55.

5.35. 4.15 455. 5.75 0.15. 5.55' 7.75.
”5.15. 3.55. 0.;35 10.115.10.55, 11. 0. .

More Main and Wei! Sta—A. Kw

x6 34. 156.41. 36.66. IMO, “8.30 9.60. .
0.40. 10.90. s10.36.1§:°100,.11.4o. BIL-—

.330, 3.46. 4.30. . ‘
7'00, 7.40, 8.30 0.00. I

a “179,330
9.40, ’40.,20 11.100. 11.“.

7: Lone Monroe and 3010.111! 1441,6914 " '
£7.31." I £7617“ “'

its 3517756 1767:8011. 115.1 1’
$4141.71 7.711 11.121 0.1.71 711i... 751? -

f "03.1; 5.11. 5.517 “5'31. 7.11: 7451. 8.81.'
' 'gpl'la ,-$ 7104‘). 1171174 I I' I I

taboos-ammunition:

want-ma mu.
“ lost 0:075th
7:)941 stools

 

lg I -( ,
bestows somr LINE.
combative III-Ids.“ switch In 5.5

Iii-Mia I “Adi—30.18. 10.86. 17.00. '
.1718; £3,448. 6f&l"' 28.80. 9.00. 9. 24. 9.497‘

 

.6. 6.48. 600. 6.12, 6.24, 6.36.'

.12 06, .

4936.12.48.17“. 1.00.. 1 12. 1 3‘6, 1 36.

440.1%”,2.
3.00. 3.1 . 8345
“ “.400. 4.1!. 4.30, 4.247 4.80. 4.68.5.” .3 I

 

 

 

 

 

. 1

3.12. 3.,” 4..,00 4.24. 4481. 6.,I12 0.30.1
000, 6.34. 6.48, 7.12, 7.,36 8.00. 8.24.
8.48, 9.12,9.,36 10.,0010.24 10.48.11.125.

(x) 7344in except Sunday.

....

 

EAST avenuesaom RIVER LIN:

Leave South Not-wall: 3.11. Station
—-A. M. -—x6. 29. x6. 63, x7. 17, x7. 47, x8. 06,
:8 29, 8. 53, 9.17, 9.41.10.06. 10. 29.
10 63.11.17.111] P. M. ~12 05. 12. 29.
12.63.]..17 1.41, 205, 2.29, 2.,68 3..17
3.,41 4.,06 4.,29 4.53. 5.17, 6.,“ 6.,05
6.29, 6.63, 7.17. 7.4], 8.05. 8.29. 8.53,
9..” 9.41.10.,06 10.29.10.253 (11.17 to
Norwalk only).

have Bridge Switch—A. M.-!6.36,
x700. 17.24. 717.48, 18.12. 38.86, 9.00.
9.24. 9.48, 10.12. 10.36. 11.00, 11.24.
11.48. P. M.--12.12, 12.36. 1.00. 1.24.

1.,“ 2.12 2.,36 300, 324, 3.,48 4..12
4.36, 600. 5.24. 5.48. 6.,12 0.,36 7.,00
7.24. 7.48. 8.12, 8..36 94.00 9.,24 9.48.
10.112). 1086.11.00, (11.24 to Norwaik
on y .

Leave Main and Wall Stu—A. M.—~
16.24.718.48, 117.12, 1736.38.00.1824.
8. 48, 9.12. 9236.10.00.1024,1048,11,”,
11.36. P. M..,-i200 lZ.24.12.48,1.12.
1.36, 2,00 2.24 2.48. 3.12, 3.38 4.,00
4.24, 4.48, 6.13, 6.36, 8.00, 6.24. 848, 7.12,
7.36. 8.00. 8.24. 8.48, 9.12, 0.36, 10.00.

' 10.24, 10.48, 11.12.

Arrive and leave Broad :River-v—A.
M.-—~x6.33. 717.00. x7.34, 17.48. 178.12.
18.36, 9.00, 9.24. 9.48, 10.13. 10.96. 11.00,
11.24. 11.48. P. M.~12.12, 12.85, 1.00.
1.24. 1.48. 2.12, 2.36. 3.00. 3.24. 3.48.
4.12, 4.86, 6.00, 6.24, 6.48. 6.12, 8.36.
7.00. 7.24. 7.48. 8.12, 8.35, 9.00, 9.24.
9.48. 10.1.2, 10.30, 11.00 (1.1.24 to Main
and Wall 315. only).

Leave Main and Wall Sis.-A. M.—

. 16.24, 36.48, 17.12, 37.36, 28.00. x824,

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, 3.12, 3.36, 4.00.
4.24. 4.48. 5.12. 6.36. 6.00. 0.24. 6.48.
7.19. 7.36. 8.00. 8.24, 8.48, 9.12. 9.36.
10.00, 10.24.1048. 11.12.

leave Bridge Switch—A. III—36.36.
37.00, 17.24. 37.48, 18.12, 18.36, 9.00.
9.24. 9.464 10.12. 10.36, 11.00. 11.24.
11.48. P. his—13.1.2. 12.36, 1.00, 1.24.
1.48. 2.12. 2.86, 3.00, 8.24, 3.48. 4.12.
4.36, 5.00. 6.24. 6.48, 6.13, 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.

Arrive South Norwalk Station—A.
M.——x6.43. x707. x131, 7.65. 118.19,.

‘ x643. 9.07. 0.31, 9.55, 10.19, 10.43. 11.07.

11.31, 11.55. P. Ill-12.19. 12.43. 1.07,
1.31. 1.55. 2.10, 2.43, 3.07. 3.71. 3.55.
4.10. 4.45. 5.07.531. 5.55.. 5.19. 5.43.
7.07. 7.51, 7.55, 8.19, 3.43. 9.07, 9.3!.
9.55. 10.19. 10.45. 11.07. 11.31,

(3) Daily except Sunday.

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WEST AVENUE.

, Leavin south Norwalk. cor. South
Main Monroe Sta. for momma--
A. M.-—-x6.01, x636. 176.20. 6.37. 6.49,
16.49.117.01. 7.13, 117.00. 7.25. x739.
7.37. 7.49.1740, 8.01. 8.13. 8.25. 38.20.
8.37, 8.49. 9.01. 9.18. 119.00. 9.25. 9.37.
9.49. 9.40. 10.01 10.13, 510.14. 10. 25.
1029.10.37.10“. 11.01. 11.13, 11.09.
11.25: 1137.114917A9. P M.——12.01.
12.13 1225. 12.29 12.37. 12.49.1471.
1.13. 1.09, 1.25, 1.37, 1.49.149, 2.91.
2.13. 2.26. 2.29. 2.37, 2.49. 3.01. 3.13.
3.09. 3.25, 3.27. 3.49, 3.49, 4.01, 4.13,
4.25. 4.84. 4.97, “4.49. 5.01. 5.13, 5.00.
6.25. 6.37. 5.49, 5.40. 6.01. 6.13. 16.09.
6.25. 6.29. 637. 6.49, 26.40. 7.01. 7.13.
7.00. 7.26, 737. 7.49 7.40. 8.01. 8.13.
825. m. 837, 8.49. 9.01. 9.13 0.09,
9. 26. 937. 9.49 9.49, 10. 01. 10.25.10.341
1029.10.37 1049. 11.,01 11.13.11.161.

' 11. 35. 11.37. 1719.11.40.12”, 112. 53.

x114.

' Dominant. of stamens Wall so.

for S Norwalir.—'—A.i 104—3635.

" x01 . 3.0.12, 771620.624, 0.98. “36.4 I

30.35, 7.00.
18.00.
”“5“ 0-13. '00:“. 9-31..

7.12, 7.24, x740. 7.30. 7.
9.40.I 9.36. 9.46-

"10.00. 1017.10.10.10.a4.1055. 1047.:

17.”; 11.00. 11.13. 11.34.11.449. 11.884
11. 48. 12.00. P M~12.1!.-12£0. 13.844

2413; 2.20.44.34.13 I. ",49

6.,00‘ 5.1!. ‘54”- 5770; m 5.48.

. 417.05. 0.00. 5217, 5.57774. 0.74. 4.45.
. 7.00. 700. “112.754.7115. 7.40“. was.
not), 7.1:. 0.70.

5.;24 1:75. 7.45. a.
0.00’ 9.12 9.24. 9.40.’ 954. 41.45.1500.

I:‘:“r‘10.1'l, 107.20.»- .10. 24. 10230, 10 48.11 11 .00.
11.00.1141 , 11. 24, 11. 48. :12. 42,11

I Sundays only. _
anally meat Sunday. ..
stamford Cars to Heavy Type.
M

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

JIM‘WALKOTAMFORD LINE
' using me!

1.544.510 sport 8.11 .8tatlon.-'~ I
60 7. 0. 8.10. 8.60, 9.30. 1010,

ill-«1200.17.50. 150,, “

.'3 4.10. 14460. 6.30.6.1

9.00. 9.30.1010. 1060,1130. '“' ' '

100.11.14.11». c.5444 , LII .' '

 

1124,1148, 1.12.1..36 2.00, 2.,24 2.48.,

4

5,.17 5.20, 8.24, 550.748. 0.00.

*5»

3.36. 3.40.8.481"

 
 

117.40,8.20900,9.40,10.20,1100li..40

I , 4

 

P. M."-~12.20,1.00, 1..“40 2.20, 3.,00 3.40.
4.20, 5.,00 6.40. 6.20, 7.,00 140,829,900,
9.40,10.20,11.00.

To Rownyton Switch only, in addi-
tion to aboveoA. 11:46.45. 146.00.
x620, 79.15. P. M ~—x5.20, 116.00.

Leave So. Norwaik, 80. Main and
Washington Ste. —A,. 31. -—xti. 10, x6. 30,
117.10, 117.50, 8.30, 9.10, 9.50, 10.30. 11. 10,
11.60. 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. 9.60 10 30, 11.10.

To Rowayton Switch only. in. addi-
tion to above—~41. M. —~x5 60, 716.10,
36.30. 89.25. P. M.~- x5 30.16.10.

Leave Meadow st. Switch—A. M.—-
713. 15. x6. 35, x7 15 17.65, 8. 35. 9 16, 9. 56,

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

1035.11.15.1165. nah—.12”, L15.

1.55 2,35,11,15 3.55. 4.35 5.15 5.55,
0.35 7,15 7.55 5.35, 9.15. 0.55. 10.35.
11.15 ,,

To Rowayton Switch only" in addi-
tion to above—IL M..~—x6 06, x6 85,
73. 30. P. M. “155. 35, 16.15.

Le ve Rowayton Swith —-—A. M.—
“30916.60 x730, xB.10. 8.60. 9.30,
10.10 10.50.11.230. P. M.——12.10. 1260.
1.,30 2.,10 2.50 3.30, 4.,10 4.60 530.
6.10' 6.. '0. 7.30, 8.10, 8.56 9.30 10.10.

10.50.11.140.

Leave Darien R. R. Station-—-A. M.—
1637. 116.57 17.,37 18.17 857, 937,
10.17.10.757 11.37. P. 11.—12.17 12.57
l...37,2l7 2.57. 3.37. 4.17.4 4.57.537, 6..17
6.67 7.37, 8.17. 8.57, 9.37, 10.17 10.57,
11..37

Leave Noroton P. 0.—A. 11.-«6 44
and x7. 04 (to Stamford line only).
11744, 718.24. 9.04. 9.44.10.24.1104.
11..“ P. M.———i2..24 1.04.1..44 224,
3.04 3.44 4.24, 6.04 5..“ 6..24 7.04 7..“
8.24. 9.04, 9.44, 10.24, 11.,04 11.44 (to
Stamford line only).

Leave Stamford City Line—A M:—
x7..50 38.,30 9.10 9.60.10..30 11.,10
11..50 P M.~—12.30.,1.10.1..50 2.30.
2.,10 3,50 4.30 5.10, 6.50 6,30 7.10,
7..60 8.30. 910, 9.50 10.30.11..10

Arrive Stamford Central Square—A.
M. -x8. 06. 8.45 9 25,111.05 10.45.1125.
P. M ~12. 05. 12. 45. '1. 25, 2.06. 2. 45, 3.25.
4.05. 4.45 6,26 6.05, 6.45. 7.25, 8.,05
8.45, 9.25. 10.06, 10.45, 11.25.

 

Going. East

Leave. Stamford Central Square—A.

M..——7 35. 8.15. 38.56, 9.36. 10.15.10.515.
11. 36: P. M.——12.16,12.55, 135, 2.15,
2.55, 3.36, 4.16, 4.66 5.35. 6.15, 6.65,
7.35 8.15 8.55.9.35,10.15.1055 (to
Westth only).

Leave Stamford City Line—A. M.—

x6.,50 147.10 147.50, 18.30. 9.,10 9.50,“

10.30 1110.11.50. P Iii—~12..30 1.,10
1.,60 280, 3..10 3.50, 4.30, 5.,10 5.60,
6,30 7.10. 7.,60 8.30, 9.,10 9.50,1030,
11.10 11. 50 (for Westport only

Leave Noroton P. O—A. M.—-x6.56. ‘

1.7.16, 757.56. 18.36 9..18 9..56 10.36.
1710,1108 P. ”3-11236 ...116 1.,66
2.30. 3.,16 3.,66 4.30, 5.16 5.56, 6.36,
7.16. 756, 8..36 9.16,9.56,10.86_11..16
11. 66.

Leave Dorian 11.3. Station—A. M.—
17.03, x723 x803, x8..43 9..23 10.0
1043,1123 P. M.—-—12.,03 12.43 1..2
2.03 2.43 3.23 4.03, 443, 6,23 6,03
6.43, 7.23, 8.,03 8.43, 923, 10,03 10.43,
11.23.12.023.

Leave Rowayton Switch—A. M.—

x6. 60.
x810

x6.,10 x6. 30 (Nor-wail: I.only)
x7.10 (Nat-walk only). 117.30.

:8 50, a so. 149. 50 (Norwalk only), 10 10, “

10.,50 11.30. P. him—1210 12.,60 1.30.
2.10. 2,50 3.30. 4.10, 4..50 5.30, 35.50

(Norwalk only). 6.,10 1'56. 80 (Norwaik‘

only), 6.60, 7.30,..610 8.50. 9.,30 10.10.
10.50. ll..30 1210. '

Leave Meadow St SWltohv-A. M. ~—

' x625, 116.45, 77.06, 17125, 17.45, xB.26..~

71905, 9.45 410.10, 1025 1105. 11.45.
P. M.——1225,1.05, 1.45. 7.25. 305. 5.,45
4.25. 505. 5.45. 1:47.05 11.25 x045.I7.'05'

7.45. 8.26, 5-05. 0.45 i0.25,'11.05,114s
:12 25. ,.

I, Leave 847 Norwalk. 80. Main and _
,Washlnston' BtaI—A. M.-‘-x8. 00, xii. 302‘
x6. 50 (Norwalk only),
’ (Norwalk oasiylatfi 18.,00 19.10. 9.60

310.15 (Nos-walk only). 1419051140.:
3.10, 3.60, 4:30, 5.10. 6.60 76.10 (N01-"

:7: 10. x7. 30

11.60.
walk only). 6. 30, :6 .60 (Norwnlk only),

‘ 7..10 7.60. 8.,30 9.10, 9.,00 10.30, 11.,10.‘:.I
11. 56 Walnut 01717). 13. 30 (West-I .,

port on )-
Loave Norwslk, Main and Wall Sta.

.~‘A. 0!. ~30 10.16.42. 37.22 118.02. :8. I42,-

29 “21‘ 10. 02, 10. 42-. 11.22. P 015—12 .08.

12.42, 1..22 2.02, 8.42. 3.92. 4.02. 4.42,“

6.03. 6.,43 7.22, 8.02. 8.,42 9.22.

.32,
0.03 10.4811. 3 1302 (Won ort~
' Li humanly)- 3"

 
 

 

0019) '. fl.“

 

11.10. 11. 50.

03‘. 0. 6.10., 3.60.:

......a. 47.10,.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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