Harbor Master lliram Sharron, who
' has been ill the past week, 'was able to
be out today. and resumed his duties
with Captain Anning J. Smith, in South
Not-walk. f
....
Chester 1). Ward, whose father is a
summer resldent. of lielle island and
who is well known here. was chair-
man of the J'unior “Prom" committee
of Trinity College, and had much to
do witlvturranging a Week of social
. festivities of teh college. Recently a
picture of Ml" _.fl'nrd appeared in the
Hartford Courau't'bith a very compli~
mentaiy “write up " ~._\ -.
The following services will be held
at the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow: 10:30 a. n7. Preach
ing service. Topic. "The Christian
Opportunity." 12 m., Sunday school.
0:30 p. m., Epworth League. 7:00 p.
70., evening worship. Topic "A Chris-
tian’s tReadlng. All are invited to at-
tend these services and those interest»
ed in Sunday school work are invited
to attend the morning meeting.
——4
It became known today that Robert
Scalzi, who brought suit against Spen-
cer C. Horton, claiming a commission
of $25 for the sale of a piece of prep
orty, when he ascertained that; Judge
William F. Tammany was to decide the
case against him. asked the privilege
of withdrawing it, and this permission
was ‘granted. Mr. iiorton, who believ-
ed he was in the right'in thetirst place,
feels that his contention that he did
not owe Mr. Scalzi any commission
has been sustained.'-
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1373
aowav'rou. couu.
Plumbing 8. Heating
lNSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
or HOT WATER HEATIN'G
Most Modern and Economical
System.
-..-..W... . .. .w. . 'rm.’
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS.
Paper on “Ye Old Middiesex Parish"
of Rev. Herbert 6.,Brown.
A lively, stimulating and successful:
meeting of the. Stamford Historicall the RUV- George Benton Smith WI”: parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hurst.
preach in the morning on the subject 1‘
Society was held ” Wednesday after-
noon, at 216 Summer street, Stamford
'where the large company of members
present were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Davenport. President
rFrederick G. Mather occupied the
chair. and called the meeting to order
a few minutes after 3. A draft of it
new: constitution and bylaws which
had been preSentetl at 'a previous
meeting. was taken up and, adopted
by a unanimous vote.
The principal literary feature of the
occasion was a paper by Iiev. fier-
bert Stanley Brown, of Darien. on "Ye,
Old Middlesex Parish.” it was a typ~l
icai story or an old Connecticut
church and community, and of special
interest locally. inasmuch as it was
picturesqubiy illustrative of life and
times in a parish which was a part of
Stamford from shortly after the found-
ing -of this town in 1041, until, under
the designation of Darien, Middlesex
Parish was set off as a town by it-
self, in 1820. Mr. Brown’s paper is
perhaps the completest history of Da-
rien which has ever'been written. It
revives and recalls the characteristic
atmosphere and environment of a in
rat Connecticat parish in the seven-
teenth and eighteenth centuries. Of
course it dwelt with dramatic descrlp~
tion upon the memorable revolution-
ary episode of the capture and carry-
ing away of 17405438 Mathet and must
of the men of his gangregatlon, by a
British and Nry. expedition from
Long Island in 1781.
President Mather made an interest-
tug report of a recent visit be had
.5445 to the New London County His
t'orlcal' Society, showing, incidentally,
470w the people at the eastern end of
. the State. cherish their local history
‘ and traditions. j__‘M'r8. E. L. B. Fay
Mrs pa " p0 Altogether it gives
, . , 7444 of thesocietyg meet-
Sound Sleep
is usually impossible to the biliopus.
But billousness yields-and head-
aches, sour stomach, indigestion go
"when the bowelsare regulated and
the liver and kidneys stimulated by
BEEGHAM’S
.thhm
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
Water pipes are frozen all over No-
roton.
v
Selectman and Mrs. Charles B Fitch
returned Thursday night from their
New York visit.
The Collender‘s Point harbor is fire:-
en solidly. Scares of wild ducks are
seen about the harbor every day. Many
fell before the guns of local hunters.
George Dugdale, of Noroton. sailed
yesterday from Liverpool. Mr. Dug.
dale has been abroad about three
months. Most of the time he spent in
lreland. '
Mrs. Hanford' Smith went to Nor‘
walk yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Suininerilcltl Tookcr, a former:
resident of Barton. hirs."l‘ooker died
in Norwalk on Wednesday. The inter-
meat aws 177 this town.
“4....--
S. C. iiaytcr, of ,liioomfield” M1.
past state department commander of:
the C. A. 11.. has retained to the. rest
deuce of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Fan?
shaw, after a very sucressful operation
:for cataract of the cy,c performed by
llr. Wet-its at the New York Eye and
Ear l’iospital.
W. H. Wilinot,
ed forest the warden in the town ot‘
Darlen and has appointed as his depfi
utics Edwin 1. Tuttle, for Roanyton
distiitt; Chaxles Bennett. for Nero-
ton district, - William validate, for 190-:
707077 Heights district: John M. Worth
for Springdale dist lct
—
At’tlie Methodist Church on Sunday
The Whatsoevcr Christian and in the;
evening on the subject The 17‘1er Set-j
pent. Other services of the day us us
7701. Every one cordially invited. The:
evening service will be. followed by a.
short after meeting.
Henry Puncher. n
Darien, died Thursday, in New Haven.
Mr. Fanchcr had been in ill health a‘
number of years. He left Darlen about
three years ago. and went to New
Haven to live. He is sun had by his
widow and three dilughiers.
in Darlen. The interment will be in
Ox Ridge cemetery, Saturday.
in the case of the State vs. William
A. Gracey, for assault on his wife, on
trial in Dorian. William H. Wilimott,
-Jr., is prosecuting for the State and1 5
itended the leap your dance in New
John C. Cuneo is counsel for the do
fence. Tile trial is expected to be quite
a spicy affair. The case was started on
February 12 and was continued to Feb-
ruary 17 at 2 p. 777., as Mrs. Gracey
was unable to be present at the com-
mencement ot' the trial. ..
One of the pretty social events of
the year was a valentine cary party.
given by Mrs. William Morohouse,
Tuesday afternoon. Bridge whist was
played. 707977713343 went to Mrs. Clar-
ence Bell and Mrs. Mark Norman.
Mrs. Bells was an iriah crochet bag,
and Mrs. Norman's an Irish chochet
iabot. Light. refreshments were serv-
ed after the cards. Among the guests
were Mrs. Clarence Bell, Mrs. Alfred
Large, Mrs. Henry, Morehouse, Mrs.
Alfred Morehouse, Jr., Mrs. Simon
Cooper. Mrs-Edward B. Hindiey, Mrs.
Frank Holmes, Mrs. Ralph Hindley,
Mrs. R. 7L. Gilette, Mrs. William Fitch.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. *‘ ,7
Mahackemo—G H. Bussto‘w, W T'.
11775810017, L. Karpotz, Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis, New York; 14. 5‘. Barry, 5.10..
00050. n c. Chock. c. 77. 74700.1. .7. “Z
McViegh, H. M.Embler;11‘. 000008.44
A. GoodyeAr, S mgr. No
1
Jr., has been appoint-
,i Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hurst of New
former resident in.
Mrs 1 home here.
Puncher formerly conducted a bakery'
Alouao Buttery has been a victim
of the grip this week.
Philip Hurst of New YOrk, spent
Sunday and Monday with his parents.
Miss Clara Dumsauard, of New.
York, spent Sunday with her relatives
hero.
-
l-ienry Selzer of New York. spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Kate
Seizer,
mm...—
The Friendly Men's Class held a
valentine social in the church last
evening.
Miss Edna Bouton, spent the week-
end at the home of her uncle, John
L; Guthrie.
Charles Egglinx of New York,
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
Paul Schilcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Andrews
expect to visit Rev. A. B. Partly, in
Worcester, shortly.
”...—......—
Mr. and Mrs. George Hurst of New
York, spent the weekend at the home
of Mrs. John Hurst.
4......—
Florence Stats, .17.. of
spent several days this
home of Charles Roche.
Mrs. Sarah lathe has left Silver-
7ninc to make her home hereafter with
her 8077 Frank, in Westport.
New York,
week at 7770
George Hurst, .17., of New York.
spent. Saturday. Sunday and Monday
at the hoiuc of (‘harles Roche.
...—.--—.-—
Arthur Pierce of the U S. Army,
‘spent several days last wool; at the
home of M7‘0.‘thilam Withall,
m-
Henry and William Stoi; and Miss,
Diets of New York, attended the'
funeral of Mrs. William Gerhardt
...—aw”...
I William Seizer. of New York, 0):-
'ipcct.77 to spend several weeks hero!
1 with his mother. Mrs. Kate Seizer.
......
Ernest w Kern has bought the
‘houac formerly occupied by Pdward
. (‘07ch on Petty avenue Winnlpauk.
“...—...“... ....
Mr. and Mrs. John 1). Fear-bake
and i) Putnam nriiilcy spent the
weekend at their home in Silvermine.
,York, spent Sunday with Mr. Hurst's,
W» .... ......“
Alfred Lindberg, who is taking
medical treatment in Wallingford,
ispcnt Sunday and Monday in Silver
mine. -
4
Ellsworth [.0014de visited New
Canaan recently and was invited by
a young lady to attend the leap year
5 dance. '
miliama Withall, who is employed;
by the New York Central Railroad at:
Albany, N. 1., spent bands; at his
Mr. and Mrs. Al Williams, 1447.1,
and 'Mrs. Florence stain of New York:
attended the funeral of Mrs. William
Gerhardt Sunder.
Miss Mary Lockwood, Miss Elsie
St. John and Ellsworth Lockwood at.
Canaan last Friday.
‘ illir. and Mrs. Frederick “ethic, of
New York, spent Sunday and Monday
at the home of Mrs. ltelbie’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hurst.
4
John 13. Miller‘s water supply was
,put out of commission on Lincoln‘s
Birthday by a freeze up. evidently in
the connection between the main and
the street
Harry Fry. of Albany, came down
on Sunday night and stayed until
Tuesday at the Alonzo Buttery home.
where his wife has been ' living for
several months. ‘
”M...
have ben busy lowering phone-wipes“
along Slivermine avenue. in order tint
on the same poles
wires. All the ,7 _, ,7
are debit, 7797770
{4.45 be given next 777044474: '
051773407797 Birthday, at the 0007'
‘10. 00, 10.12.
The telephone company’slin'em‘bh.
734' 77. Miller 7774777784., 3
he ladies are" 77,4605 '
Trolley Time Table
WEST AVENUE LINE
Going North
Leave South Norwalk R. R. Station
for Norwalkw-A. M.~—770.00. 16.12. 6.24,
16.86. 6.48, 777.00, 7.12. 777.24, 7.36. 747.48.
8.00, 778.12. 8.24. 778.86, 8.48, 9.00, 9.12.
9.24, 0.86. 9.48, 10.00, 10.12, 10.24, 10.36,
10.48, 11.00, 11.12, 11.24, 11.30, 11.48. P.
M.—-—12.00. 12.12. 12.24. 12.36, 12.48. 1.00,
1.12.1.24, i.36,1.48, 2.00, 2.12. 2.24,
2.30. 248. 3'00 3.12. 3.24. 3.30. 3.48.
4.00, 4.12 4.24, 4.96, 4.48. 6.00, 5.12.
5.24. 5.304 5.48, 6.00. 6.12, 6.24, 6.96,
6.48. 7.00, 7.12, 724. 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. 11.00.11.12, 11.24, 11.36, 12.08,
312.53, 70114.
(t) Waits for 12 08 train.
(0) Waits for 1.14 train.
Arrive Main and Wall Bis. --A. M.——
6.12, 770.24, 0.33 770.48 7.00. 77.72 7.24.
777.30. 7.48: x800, 77.72. 704.24, 8.36, 3.45.
0.00. 9.12. 4.24, 0.70. 0.43, 70.00, 70.72.
10.24 10.30, 70.43, 77.00, 77.73 77.,24
1.1961148? M.-72.00 13 .72 72.24.
12.30, l245.1.,001,12124.l.36.148,
3.00,. 2,37, 2.,24 2,30, 2.48, 3.00,' 3.72.
3 7,4 3.30,' 3'48, 4.00. 4.72, 4.24, 4.30.
4.48 5,00 5.72, 5.24, 5.88, 5.48, 5.00.
0.72, 0.24, 3.30. 6.48, 7.00, 7.72, 7.24,
7.30, 7.48, 8.00, 8.72, 8.24, 8.33, 8.48.
9.00, 9.72, 0.24, 0.30, 9.48, 70.00, 70.72.
70.24. 70.30, 10.48, 77.00, 77.72, 77.24,
77.80, 77.48. 72.20. .4. 74.47.03.771”.
Leave Main and Wall fits. for Win-
nipauk~x548, 6.,12 x4124 6.,36 x6..48
7.,00 17.12, 724,:7'.,36 7.,48 8.,” 8.36.
90,0 9,24 948,10..l210.,3611.00.11.114,
1l.48. P'. M.--12.,12 12.351.001.24.
1.48, 2.12, 2.36. 3.00, 3.24. 3.48: 4.12.
4.35. 5.00. 5.,24 5.48. 6.,12 6.,36
7.,24 7.,48 8.,12' 8.36 900. 9.24.
70.75:, 70.30 77 00 77.34, 7711.30
Going South.
leave Winnipauk A. .\l.—-16.00, 6.24,
770.80, 0.48, 47.00, 7.72, 747.24. 7.83, 777.48.
5.00, 8.24, 8.48. 0.72 0.80. 70.00. 70.24.
70.477, 77.72. 77.30. it. M.~——12.00, 72.24.
72.48. 7.72. 7.30. 2.00. 2.24. 2.40. 3.73.
3.30, 4.00, 4.24. 4.477, 5.72, 5.30. 0.00, 0.24,
0.47. 7.72. 7.30. 8.00, 3.24, 8.48. 9.72. 0.80,
70.00. 70.24, 10.48, 77.72 77.33, 7711.48.
Leave Main and Wall Ste-74. M.—
x5.48, 6.12. 776.24, 6.36, 36.48, 7.00. "757.12.
7.24, x796. 7.48. 18.00, 8.12, x824, 8.36.
8.48, 9..00 9.12 9.24 9.30.9.48,10..00
1012,1024. 1036,1048, 11.,00 1112.
11.24, 11.30.11.441 P. 7497200. 12.12,
12.24.12.34712.48.1..001..121.24.1,36
1.48, 2.00. 2.12, 2.24, 2.36. 2.49.
3.00. 3.12. 3.24, 3.36, 3.48, 4.00,
4.12. 424. 4.36, 4.48. 5.00, 5.12,
5.24. 5.36. 5.48. 6.00, 6.12. 0.24, 6.36,
0.48. 7.00 7.12. 7.24. 7.36. 7.48, 8.00, 8.12,
8..24 8..36 8.48.900. 9.,12 9.24. 9.56 9.48.
10.00, 1012.1 10.,24 10.30,10..4B 11.00.
11.2.1 1124, 1148, 7712.,00 7:12.40 11.03.
Arrives South Norwalk 1!. 11. Station
--A. M.-—x0.00, 0.24. x6.36. 0.43. 777.00.
7.27. 3.4 7...:074743 800, x812.824
778.35, 8:,48 0.00 0.73 0.24 030, 9..48
7024. 70.35. 70 48 7700.
77.12. 71.34: 11361148.P.4i-—1200
7212. 72.,24 73.35 72.48 7..00 772. 7.24,
7.30.748, 200, 277,234 2.30.. .48.300,
9.1!.824.336,948,4.00.412 4.24 4.35,
4.48. 5.00. 5.12, 5. 34. 5.30. 5.43. 0.00. 0.73.
6.24, 0.30. 6.48, 7.00. 7.72, 7.24, 7.30, 8.00.
s. 73. 8. 24. 8 30, 8. 43. 77.00.913.024, 9.83. ,
9.48 1000 70.72, 10 24. 70 35. 70.48.
17.00 77.2.1 1124', 77.30'. 72.00 7:72.50,
x714. .
(x) Daily except. Sunday.
3
NEWTOWN AVENUE LINE
7.4m Monroe and South Main Sis.
“A. M. «8.29, x7. 09 147.49. x829. 39.09.
0.477, 470.74 70.29 77'...00 77.40 P. 77—-
l2.29.1.00.1492.29. 8.,09 3.,49 4.29.
5.09, 5.49. 6.29, 7.09, 7.49, 8.29, 9.09', 9.49,
10.29, 11.09.
Leave Main and Wall St3.-A.. M.—— '
316.12, x6.30, 18.42, “.22, 8.02, 8.42, 9.22.
, 10. 02. £710. 22, 10. 42, ll. 22. P. M.~"13.027
12.,42 1.32. 2.,02 242, 3.,” 4.02, 4.43.
5.23 6.02.5..42'122. 8.,02 8.42, 9.22.
10. 02, 10 42,1115.
Arrive and Leave Newtown Ave.—
.4. M..~—x€18,x5.36 26.48, 777,35 3.75,
5.559.377.1075. 4i0.30. 10.55 77.35.
P. M.—-12..15 73.52. 7.,35 2.75, 3.55
3.35, 4.15, 455, 5.35 5.15, 555. 785.. M
875. 3. 55. 74.35 10.15, 70. ‘55, 77. 30.
Leave Main and Wall fits. --A. Mr“
16.24. 16.41, x666. x7.40. 8.90, 9.00.
9.40.10 20. 7410.35, 11. 00, 11.40. P 44.4-
1220.100, 1. 40, 2.20, 9.00. 3.40, 4.20.
5.00, 5..40 6.20,' 700, “7.,40 8.80, 9.00,
9.40, 10.20.11.044. 11:56. “ .
mm 14077700 and South Main Sta.
“A. M.-*35.33, 85.458.17.71; x7351.
' 8.81. 3.17, 0.,51 7031.11.77. 71'. 51 P.
M.—18. 81. 1.112151, 8.31, 3.11, 3.51.
4.51, 5.11, 5.51, 6.81. 711. 7.51, 8.81,
, 9.11, 9 51. 10. 81, 11.11.
(n) 0000 to corner North Main and
Washington 47770044. ‘
(x‘) Dally 03307711 30544:.
(I) 8077007: on! r. .
00737.08! POINT 7.7443.
Carl lone 747-7344 Switch for Dor-' ,,
1077’s, Point—4A.. lib—16.12. 776. 86. 17.00.? . '
‘ _x7.'94'. 17.49. 18.12, 9.80. 9.00. 9. 24, 9.48.3
‘ ~j .10.19,:10.86,'11.00.'11.24. 11.48. P.':‘--M
' . 12.18. 12.56, unlit) 1.,24 1.49, 2‘. . 2.66, r
.-8-.00, 8.24. 8.48. 4.18. '4.,66 »
"5.48:'- 60130 “-86: 7400. 702‘; :4“. 4.813:
8.86. 9 00, 9. 24, 9. 48. 10.18,. 10.85. 11.000
» Ogre leave Dorion'a Point for Bridge”? '
, .9771 tan-*3. ’ ~
, 3773.0 ‘8'4000
:7 r970. 34. 74. 48. 71.73:; ,
"'35.“,5‘
.347, 87454 9":
8351 i "'
13.34.713.48, 1.12, 1.36, 2.00, 2.24, 2.48.
3.12, 336. 4.00, 4.24, 4.48, 5.12, 5.36,
6.00, 6.24, 6.48 7.12, 7.,30 8.00, 8.24,
8.,48 9.,12 9.36,'10.,00 10.24.10.413 11.12.
(74)”, Daily except Sunday.
4
EAST AVENUE-BROAD RIVER LINE
Iodvc South Norwalk R. R. Station
-—-A. M.-—~x6. 29, x6. 53. x7 17. x7. 47. x8. 05,
745,29 8.53, 917, 9.41 1005.10.29.
10.,5811.17, 1141 P. M..,—-120512..29
12 53, 1.17. 1.41.2.05. 2.29. 2.53, 3.17.
3.41, 4.05, 4.29, 4.53, 5.17. 5.41, 6.05,
0.29, 6.55, 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-v.4. M.—~XB.367
x700, 777.24, 17.48, x8.12, x886, 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.
1.48, 2.12, 2.85, 3.00, 3.94, 3.48, 4.12.
, 4.307500. 5.24. 5.48, 0.12, 0.30, 7.00.
7.24. 7.48, 812, 8.36, 9.00, 9.24. 9.48,
10.12, 10.36. 11.00, (11.24 to Norwalk
only).
Leave Main and Wall Sta—«A M.—
x6.24. 776.48, 777.12.737.36, 18.00. 778.24,
8.48, 9.12. 9:30. 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, 5.36. 6.00. 6.24. 648. 7.12,
7.36, 8.00. 8.24, 8.48, 9.12, 9.30, 10,00,
10.24, 10.48, 11.12.
Arrive and leave Broad.River—-A.
94:46.33, 777.00. 17.24, x7.48, x8.12.
x8.36, 9.00, 9.24, 9.48, 10.12, 10.36. 11.00,
11.24, 11.48. P. M.——12.12. 12.38, 1.00.
1.24, 1.48, 2.12, 2.36. 3.00, 8.24, 3.48.
4.12. 4.86. 5.00, 5.24, 5.49. 6.12, 6.36.
7,00. 7.24. 7.48. 8.12, 8.36, 9.00, 9.24.
9.45, 10.12. 10.36. 11.00 (11.24 to Main
and Wall 815. only).
Leave Main and Wall Sis.~—-A. 11.—-
x524, 16.48, 27.12. 747.35. 748.00. 778.24.
8.43, 9.12. 9.36. 10.00. 10.24. 10.48. 11.12.
11.35. 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, 5.115, 5.30, 0.00. 6.24. 0.48.
7.12. 7.36. 8.00. 8.24. 8.48, 9.12. 9.30.
70.00, 70.24, 10.48. 77.72.
Leave Bridge Switch~A. M.-—X6-36,
17.00, 747.24. x7.48. 778.12. 778.36, 9.00.
9.24. 9.48. 10.12. 10.36. 11.00. 11.24.
11.48. P. lli.»—»i2.12. 12.36, 1.00, 1.24.
1.48. 2.12, 2.30, 9.00, 3.24. 3.48, 4.12.
4.96. 5.00, 6.24. 5.48, 6.12, 6.36. 7.00.
7.24. 7.48. 8.11:, 8.36, 9.00. 9.24. 9.48,
10.12. 10.36, 11.00, 11.24.
Arrive South Norwalk Station—A.
M.—'15.43. 777.07. 777.37. 7.55. 043.79,
$8.48. 0.07. 0.37, 0.55, 70.79. 70.43 77.07.
77.37. 77.55. P. n.~72.79. 12.44, 7.07,
1.37. 7.55. 2.70, 3.43, 3.07, 3.37, 3.55.
4.70, 4.43. 5.07. 5.37.555, 0.70, 0.43.
7.07. 7.37. 7.55, 8.19, 8.43. 5.07. 9.37,
9.55, 70.79. 70.43. 77.07, 77.37.
(x) Daily except Sunday.
"WEST AVENUE.
Leaving South Norwaik, cor. South
Main and Monroe Sta. for Norwallt.——
A. M.-~x6.01, 770.25. 776.29, 6.87, 6.49.
29.441.77.01 7.13. 747.09, 7.25. 17.29.
7.37. 7.49, 747.49, 8.01. 8.13. 8..25 x829.
14.37.849.901. 9.13. 779..” 9.25, 937.
949. 9.49. 10.01.10.13,010.,14 1025.
10.,29 1037,1049. 11.01, 1113. 11.09,
. 11.25, ll..37 11.449.11.49. P M.-12..01
12.13, 12.25, 12..29 12.,37 12.49.1014,
1.,13 1.09.1...25 1.,37 1,491.49, 2.21,
2.18, 2.25, 2.29. 2.37, 2.49. 3.01, 3.13.
3.09, 3.25, 3.37, 3.49, 3.49. 4.01, 4.19.
4.25. 484. 487. 4.49. 5.01, 5.18, 5.09.
5.25. 5.37. 5.49, 6.49, 0..01 6.18, 776.09.
6.25. 6.29. 5.37: 049, 716.49. 7.01, 7.134
7.09, 7.,25 737. 7.49, 7.49. 8.01 8.13.
825. 8..29 837. 8.49. 9.01 9.18, 9.09,
9.25, 9.87 9.49, 9.49. 10.,0110.25,10.30.
10.. . 10.37. 10.49.11.01,11.13.11.09.
11.25. 11.87. 11.49, 11.49, 12.09, x1253,
11.14. ,
leaving cor. of Main and Wall Ste.
for South Norwailt.—~A M..——«775.45
x6410,x6.,12 746.20. 0. 2,4 6.90 x6 48.
776.55, 7.00. 7.12, 7.24. 777140. 7.86. 7.48,
x800. 8.2.1 9.20, 8.,24 8.86, 8.48. 9.00.
9.00. 9.12, 59.15, 9.,24 9.40: 9.36. 9.48.
10.00, 1013.10.20. 141.24.10.38. 10 48.. ,
11 .00. 11.00, 11.12. 11.24.1140. 11864
11. 48. ll 00. P.
140,1.48' 2:00.212. 2.90.8.1“ 2.85.2.“
.8470. 8400. 3.;‘12 3.24 8.38, 5.40; 3.48.
4.09. 4,12 34420. 4,841.38”. 4.45. 5.00.
5,00 -,5.12 35.20, 58'4. 5.40,
36.”. 600, 6.13. 6.20. 6.24. 6.55. 8.48.
7.00, 7.00.7..12 7.24. 7.,“ 7.40, 7.48.
,8 .00. 8.18. 0.20, 824 8.36. 844849.00 .
9.00, 9.12. 4,924 9.40: 998. 9.487 10.00.
,‘ ‘70.72,70.30.377’0.34, 1030,1048,11.00. ‘
11. 00. 11 13. 11 24. 11. 48. x12. 42,'x1.03.
6.5011473?! only.
x Daily except Sunday.
Stamford Cars in Heavy Type.
NORWALKG‘I'AMFORD LINE
7.53:5 Bridgeport
"74 30. 7.30.3.7
.55. m’ ....—
5.“ 5.48."
74.—72.74.12.20,7744.
77.70, 70.44 1.00.100.1.12,1.24 7.40..
V70. 0'2. 70 43, 77.37
“ 5 ' 7.30. .3. 775370.70i 0 50.7
70.5 11.30.
747.40, 8.209.,00 940.10.20.11.00,11.40.
P. lil.~12.,20 1.,001.40,2.,20 3.00, 3,,40
4.20, 5.00. 5.40, 6.20, 7.00, 7.,40 8.20, 900,
9.40,..1020, 111.00
To Rowaytoa Switch only. in addi-
tion to above—wA. bis-«745.45, 770.00,
16.20, 779.113. P. M.——x5.20, 776.00.
Leave 80. Norwalk, So. Main and
Washington Sis—A. M.-—x6.10,x0..30
x7.,10 17.,50 8.,30 91,0 9.50.10.20.1110
11.50 P. M...~1290 1101.50, 2.30
910, 3.50. 4.30, 5,10 5.50. 6.30', 7.10
7.50, 8.30, 9.10, 9.50 10.30, 11..10
in addi-
To Rowayton Switch only,
10.10.
tion to above—A. M.———x5.50,
16.30, 59.25. P. M.-—x5.30, 776.10.
Leave Meadow St. Switch—A. M:—
776.15, 776.35, 777 15. x7. 55, 8.85. 9.15, 9. 55,
10. 35, 11.15,11.55. P. M..~—12.35, 1.15,
1. 55. 2. 3:7, 3. 15, 3 55, 4. 35, 5.15. 5.’ 05,
6.35, 7.15, 7.55, 8. 35, 9.15, 9.55, 10. 35
11.15,
To Rowayton Switch only,. in addi-
tioa to above—v.4. M..——x6 05, x6. 35,
59. 30. P. ill.~—x5.35, 36.15.
Leave Rowayton Swith ——A.1li—-—
776.30, 776.50,,1780, 778.,10 8.50, 9.30,
10.10.10.50,11..30 P. M.~.12..10 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, 930, 10.10
10. 50. 11. 30.
Leave DarlenR. R. Station—A. 51,—-
x6.37, 770.57, 747.37, 18.17, 857, 9.37,
10.17 1057,1137 P. M.—-—12.,17 1257.
1.37 2.17. 2.57. 3.37, 4.17, 4.57 5,37 617,
6,157 737,817, 857. 9.,37 1017,1057,
11.. 3'7. .4
Leave Noroton P. O.—-—A. M.——xii. 44
and x7. 04 (to Stamford line only),
777.,“ 778.,24 9.04, 9.,44 10.24,11.,04
11.44 P. M.——12.24,1.'04.l.44.2..24
3..04 3..“ 4.24,5.04.5.44,41.24.104.144,
8.94, 9.04, 9.4-4, 10.24, 11.04, 11.44 (to
Stamford line only).
Leave Stamford City ”new—A. M. —-
747.50. 778.80 9.10,9.50,1030.11.10,
11.50 P.M.-l2.'40..1.10. 1.50.230,
3.10, 350, 4.90, 5.10, 5..30.0.:10,7.10,
7.50, 8.30, 9.10, 950, 10.30, 11..10
Arrive Stamford Central Square-A.
M. «77805, 845, 9.2;, 10.05, 10.45. 1123.
P M. ~12.05, 12. 45, 1.25,“ .. 05. " .45, 3. 25,
405. 4,45 5.25, 6.05. 6.45. 7.2 5. 805.
8. 4.1, 9.2 ...3. 10.0.3, 10.45, 11.25.
Going East
Leaie Stamford Central Square—A.
M. -—7 .35, 8.15, 18.55. 9. 35, 1015,1005.
1135. P. lli.—-12.15.12.55.1.85, 2.15.
2.577. 335, 4.15, 4.05, 5..35 615. 0.55.
7.35, 8.15, 8.55, 9.35, 10.15, 10.‘ 55 (to
Westport only)
“Leave Stamford City Line—A. Mr.
10.50, 777.10, 747.,50 x8.,30 9..10 9.50;
10.30 ll..10 11.50. P \1-1"30,1.,10
1.50, 230.11.,10 3.50. 4.30, 5.10, 5.50,
0.80 7.10 1.50 8.,30 9.10, 9.50, .10.,30
1110.11.50 (for Westport only.
Leave Noroton P. 0.——A. M.———xii.56.
x7.,16 747.56.18.36 9..16 9.56, 10.36
11.16,11.56 P. 51—12.,36 1.,16 1.56.
2.36, 3.10. 3.56, 4.36, 5.,16 5.,56 6.36,
7.16. 7.56, 8.36, 9.16, 9.56, '1036, 11.,10
11..56
Leave Darien R. R. Station—«A. Mr—
x7. 03, 777.23 748.03, 778.43. 9.23, 10.03.
10.441.11.23. P.M.—12.03,1243.1.,23
2.,03 l2.43, 323.403.41.43, 5.23 6.,03
6.43 23. 8..03 8.,43 9.23.10.,03 10,43
77. 25. '72.03.
Leave Rowayton Switch-«A. M.—-'
x610. 36.80 .(Norwwlk only). 36.50.
747.10 (Nat-walk only), 747.30, x8.‘10
x8 ..50 9. 30. 59 50 (Norwalk only). 10.10,
10.50.11.140 EM M.,—1.210 12.50,1.30.'
2.10, 2.50, 3.30. 4.10 4.50, 5.30. x550
(No'rwalk only), 6.,10 x0. 30 (Norwalk
only). 0.50 7.,30 8.,10 8.,50 9.,30 10.,10
10..50 11.341.12.10.
Leave Meadow St switch—4.. Ms—‘t
x6. 25, x6. 45, x7. 05, x7. 25, x7. 45, x8. 25,
x9. 05, 9. 45 810.10.10.25. 11.05. ll. 45. '
P. DIM-1225 1.05, 1.45, 2.,25 3.,05 345,
4.,25 5.05 15.45.746.05, 0.25,'XG.,45 7.05.
72459.25 9.,05 9.,45 10. 25, 11. 05, 11 45.
1 I . .
Leave So. Norwalir. 80. Main and.
Washington StI.——~A. M.——16.00, 776.30,
16.50» (Norwalk only}. 27.10. x180
(Norwalk 038131.75150, x830, 759.10, 9 ..59
810.15 (Nor'walk only). 10.841.71.10.
17.50. ~P.M-—~1290, 170,150. 7.30,.
8.‘ 10. 3.50, 430, 5.10. 550 '16. 10 (Nov.
walk only). 6. 30, 16' 50 (Norwallt only}.
7710‘, 7.50. 8.,‘30 '9.10. 1150,1030. 1‘1..10.
1150 (9705477577: only). 12.30 (West- [
port only).
Leave Norwalk. Main and Wall Sis.
——A. M .--x6.10, :6.42, x7 22 x8. 02, x8. 42.
x922,10.02.10.42. 11.22. P. 11.—12.02.
12. 42. 1.22, 2.02, 8.42. 3.,22 4.02. 4.42. ,
522. 6.02, 6.49, 7.22.4102 8.42, 9.22. ,
12.02 {We'atpcrt .
90191. 13.424177071770774 oily) . -
M. --'xii.'3_0, 37.10,
”80 11.10.141.50.
1’. M.+!2.30.1.10.i.50.3.'80. 3.,10 3..50
* 34.30. 570, 550. 0.30, 7.70,- 7,50 8.30.
77.10. 0.50 .
,170,30, 77.10". 17.50.
477740 5774705 on. 5.. Elation--
4: 745—7. 30. 810 8.50, . 0.30 1010:.
2.717. 7.370 13.50 1.30. ‘
,;.'7.70.""2.50, 3.30. 4.70 450',” 5.09 4.07. .
“7.4.50. ,8 0.03 70.10}! 70.50.
777.90.13.10 73.50 R"
Norwalk Chronicler