1‘
-1
' .younger set in Rowayton.
' Advdrtlzing Moms-r of Mcrlden Dally
Miss 10111 1“ Stevens 1193 been ill at
01411 home in McKinley stioet for the
111191 few days. p
v
, .
Mr. William (311211154911.htm has been
mocha; ill at his home for the past
few .wseits‘ is rapidly improving.
,1
a ,._'2'
Frances, 2114'; little daughter of Mr.
and firmwarloa 11‘. Crockett is ill at
bar 110“ Wild: the chicken pox.
11'
1
Charles Crow, 0!. Mamamneck. N.
'.Y" was a visitor at the home of Miss
'hti'idred 47110911, In Peunoyer street,
yestet'dny-
The 1151011511 1198104111191! team will
111111‘ In Stamford tonight anfl‘ylarge
delegation it 0111 this place will mooni-
110111 the players.
Mrs. Marsh A. Thatcher and sons
Marsh'and Russell' have been visit-
ing llir. Thatcher's mother in New
Haven for a few (lays.
A . special meeting of the Home
Chapter of King's Daughters and 8011!
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Not-walk Methodist
Episcopal Church for the purpose of
hearing reports.
'
The Rowaytou lienlickers, together
witlt those from East Norwalk, were
busy Saturday sending postal cards to
Uncle Daniel Petty, who Is celebrating
the elghtleth anniversary of his birth-
day at his home In Bellport, Long 15-
‘land.
“...-......
844le A. Waterbury. who was for
many years the yural mail carrier In
this section, and who lives in Sound
View avenue, has purchased the
Charles R. Hoyt property In Scribner
avenue. He will have a number of im-
provements made to the property.
Miss Ellen M. Gurney James spent
Saturday afternoon in Stamford. where
a party of girls from South Norwalk
witnessed the closing matinee of the
Cody Stock Company. in “Madame X."
This will be a busy week for the
Tonight 11
party of basketball fiends will go to
Stamford. Tomorrow night there are
a. number who plan to attend the Elks'
ball in South Norwalk. Wednesday
evening comets the event of the year.
the‘Leap Year dance, and Thursday.
night a party will attend a reception
anddance In Stamford. Friday night,
no doubt, several will attend the play
given by the Barton Fire Department,
followed by dancing, at the Town Hall.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belkaap” System
0F HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
System.
1..-.-- .... 1......» ......a m!
Plans are being drawn for an attrac-
tive frame residence on South avenue
for Harold H. Mead. Work win he
started in the spring.
" Eailmt't‘tes are being made for chau-
: g'es to'the dungregational Church in
this place, which will cost about 85,000.
A new roof will‘be built and the inter-
ior or the, church redecorated.
'Reai Estate Agent F. E. Green
has sold the ‘Huniphrles property
to 'P. alabaster, of New York. Mr.
" ', Glosser‘ will build a residence on the
' site. Mr. Green has also sold property
at 9911451111 Gamer. to Thomas Walsh,
of Jersey City, which will be improved
by the erotica of a handsome resi-
? dance.
BAN” DROPS DE'AD.
5-1:...-
40811. 19. «Jesse Sands,
1 advertising mau-
‘ Contralto Solo.
1 Zeiter. Rev. Frank D. Torrey, Rev. Wil-
w111 Be Held at Nov-walk Hotel March
1101 11111001111. »
111001111111 1111
Semi- Annual Meeting Will Be
Held at First Methodist
Church T0m0rrow “ ‘
an; 11'
The semiannual meeting of the
New York Miniaters' Association oi
the New York East Conference will be
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, In South Norwalk, tomorrow.
The following program has been ar-
ranged:
Morning Session, 9: 80 O'CIoc'k.
The Rev, Arthur [1.. Goodonough, pre-
siding.
Devotions. .
The Rev. Henry 11. DuBois. Bronx-
wood Park, New York City.
Business.
Sermon,
The Rev. Anthony H. Evans, D.D..
pastor West Park Presbyterian
Church, New York city.
Address«'i‘ho Young People of Today.
(a) How to Serve Them.
(11) How to Use Them.
The Rev. Christian F'. Roisner, D.D..
pastor Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. New York city.
Question Drawer and Discussion.
Recess and Luncheon.
Luncheon is served by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the South Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Afternoon Session, 2:15 O’Clock.
Devotions,
The Rev. Isaac A. Marslnnd, D'nnhury,
Connecticut.
Business.
Address—«Tho Preacher iu the Life of
Today,
The Rev. Oliver S. Buketol, D.1)., edi~
tor Methodist Year B0011 and aa-
sistant editor Methodist Re-
view, New York city.
Discussion.
Addt‘eas«l..ltcrnture and Life.
The Roy. Richard J. Cooke D.D. book
editor Methodist Episcopal Church
New York city.
Discussion.
Offering.
Social Hour and 111111191,
Dinner 111 11911011 by the Men 9 Bible:
Class of the South Norwulk Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Evening Session 7:30 O'Clock,
Mrs. James Golden will preside at
the organ.
Devotions,
The Rev. Archibald 11‘. Campbell. New.
York city.
Announcements and Offering.
Address—~The Expected Leadership in
Methodism,
Bishop John W. Hamilton, 111).. 1.1.. 1)..
Boston. Massachusetts. '
The Rev. Arthur H. Goodcuough.
Closing Exercises,
Mrs, Franklin Irving Shiith.
All sessions are open to the public.‘
The officers are:
Presidentwdrthur ll, Goodenough.
Vice‘l‘residcnt—{lcorgc M. Brown.
Secretsry-Treasurer«w. Wofford '1‘.
Duncan.
Program Co1nmittce«Rev. John E.
118111 W. Gillies.
NUTM EG CLUB'S BANQUET.
, 61h.
Well, boys, here we are again! ‘i‘he
Nuameg Club members are eagerly
anticipating and carefully planning
for their annual banquet to be held
in the Norwalk Hotel on March 6111.
Of caurse all the members will be
present and this will be the "biggest"
Nutmeg affair ever held. «on:
There are members of the club
spread all over the country and word'
has been transmitted to all Informing
them or the annual banquet date.
Many are planning to come home for
the occasion. and It is planned to have
a reunion never before edualled.
The entertainment committee is
prepreparing a list of speakers for
the banquet and it is expected that
several of the club men will be on the
list. The organization is now in its
eighth year, more prosperous than
ever.
YOUTH KILLED.
W
strikes Head Again“ Bridge and Skull
is Fractured.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 19.«Charles
Keihl, aged seventeen years, was kill-
* ed while riding on the top of a New
Haven railroad freight train are 1
Saturday. His head struck
low bridge, fracturing his
causing death within 8 45950111411,
the cat 219111 1110111911
51.111155117141115 9" ,' ' '
second 11011111 81:81
headache, dullness,
or Mrs.
' ual intemperance. She had previously
New York. She is rated as well to do.
withdraw the divorce proceeding; -
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Surety 0:11.911. M051 8011210
00102011 E11119 81201141 litany
- 11110445549114.1114»
The 11109,; affective 141111 1511111555,
way to cure the 011555 or break a so-
vere cold, either in the 1122112011051,
back. stomach or limbs, is a dose of
Papa’s Cold Compound every two
boars until three consecutive . doses
arc taken.
. You will distinctly fool the cold
breaking and all grippe symptOma go.
in: after the very first dose. 1t
promptly lrellevos the most mlsersblc
head and non
stuffed up, foverlshness, sneezing
sore throat. running of the nose. sore
neaa, stiffness and rheumatic aching.
Take this harmless Compound as 411.
rooted, with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine madeanywherc
else in the world, which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as prompt-
ly and without any other assistance 01-
bad after-effects as a. 20cent package
of Papa's Cold,.Compound, which'any
drugglst in the world can supply.“
After three years' research we have
conclusively demonstrated that qua-
nine is not effective in the treatment
of cold: or grlppe.
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DARIEN .
AND '
NOROTON !
Mrs. Herbert S. Brown catertaiuedf
the Friday Afternoon Literary '01th-
Friday.
Mi
Franklin I1. Bench died at the Sol~
diet-2' Home, Saturday, of pneumonia.
110 was aoveutyone years old and bade
been at the Home since July. 1890. 1145'
had charge of the stables there. Mr.
Beach was a native of Waterbury. lie
entered tho Home from New 11911111.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. S. P. Smith,
of Alllngtowu, Conn. Mr. Reach served
in the United 81111419 Navy, in the Civil
War.
Jolm Landcaau. of Danbnry, died at
the Soldiers‘ Home, Friday night. He,
was sixtyolght years old. Mr.,lAnde-
gnu la survived by a daughter. Mrs. 1‘.
ll. Mansfield, of Providence, Rhode 114-
land. He served in Company I), First
Connecticut Infantry, In the Civil War,
and also in Company A. First Squad
rou. Connecticut Volunteer Cavalry.
This afterwards, became the Second
New York Cavalry. Mr. Landegan was
chief of. scouts in the Second New.
York, and gave his country 411511111-
guluhed service. He had been in the
Home since January 22.
W
It seemed doubtful Saturday wheth-
Willlam A. Gracey would be
able to appear in the Dorian town
court. to testify against her husband
who is under arrest for alleged assault.
Mrs. Gracey was confined to her 1194!
Friday. There is an ugly cut over her
eye, and the eye In fearfully discolor
4411. Her hands and arms are badly
bruised, too. She claims that her but
baud hit her ontho eye with an empty
tin teakettle. and that he kicked her
and punched her.
ated in August. About that time Mrs.
Gracey instituted a stilt fordivoroc.
alleging intolerable cruelty and habit- '
given her husband 1111 interact in‘hor
property on Oracle street. Following
their separation in August Mrs.Graooy
took steps to have this transfer cat ’
aside. William Gracey is the woman’s
second husband. They were married in ‘
New York about ten years ago. Mm
Gracey owns valuable real estate in
She declines to talk about her family
or to tell who her first husband was.
“He was a- gentleman,” aha saysmMrc. ,
Gracey says that her hquano's 81193011
assault was Inspired by her rdfum' to ;
When he was 10111111 1 at on W ", ':'
The Gracoys separ- ‘
,. 12.42. 1 22.
> 5.00.
.,,
..1, 113-1300 .
i' 1.
4.11,. .. 1
71'
.1..
14 .24 1-
Troi by Time Table
. WEST-AVENUE LINE
' 'Gdlng'No'rth
L'eave South Norwalk R. 11.915955
for Norwallt-«A. M.——115.00. 2512', 024,
414.20, 5.411. 2700.11.11 x7. 24, 7.110.117.1411.
11.00, x212, 624,11830 9.249 9.00 9.12,
924.920.11.411 10.001019102110911,
10.4211.002112212112411“ 11.49 9.
~12 .100,2 2,1'2. 24, 12. 110, 12.42 1.00.
1.1 is, 1.24.1.90, 1.49, 2.00,' 2.12, 2.24.
2.90. 2.42' 11.00, 9.12, 5.24, 2.20. 9.42.
4.00, 4.12. 4.24, 4.20, 4.42. 5.00, 5.12.
5.24, 5.20. 5.49. 0.00. 4.12, 0.24, 5.92.
0.42, 7.00, 7.12, 7.24. 7.20, 7.49, 9.00.
2.12. 9.24. 9.211, 9.42 9.,00 9.,12 9.24.
9,22 9,49 1000.10.12 10.24 10.30.
10.411.11.00 11,12,1124,11.30. ..1202,
1112.534. 1101.14.
(1) Watts for 18.08 train.
(0) Watts for 1.14 train.
Arrive Main and Wall 1512. «A. M. ~—
9.12. x4..24 0.,90 110.,49 7.00 2712, 7.24.
11750.749.x200 14.19.119.24 9.50, 9.49,
9.,00 9.12. 11.24 9.25. 9.42. 1000. '..1012
1023.15.92 131,49 11,00 11,141 11.24,
1125,1149 P. 54'.-12.01'1 12,12' 12,24.
12,50 12,40 1.100.1'.,.12,1é4 129.1..49
2.00., 2.12. 2.,24 2.,94 2.48, 2.00, 3.12.
.24, 2.32. 949' 400 4.19, 4.24. 4.90,
4.42. 5.00, 5.12, 5.24, 5.20, 5.42, 0.00,
0.12. 0.94. 5.29, 242, 7,00 7.12. 7.24.
7.35. '1.-.42 900,111,: 2.94 2.20 242,
9,00 912. 9.24. 9.25. 9.49, '.,1000 1012.
1023,1020,10..42'.,1100 11.2.1 11.24.
1190114111220 A 54'—xt.,02' 41.25.
Leave Main and Wall 8111. for Win
alpaca—115.42, 4.12. 25.24 9.20. 110.49,
7.00, 117.12, 7.24, 117.911, 7.12. 2.12, 9:25.
9.00, 9.24. 042, 10.12.10.241 11.00. 124,
11491151441212 1225.1,00 1.24.
1.42 2,12 5.,06 9.,24 2.42 412.
4.20. 500'. 5124', 542, 0,19 0.25. 700.
7.24, 7.42, 9.12 9.112 900, 9.21. 9411,
101210301100 1124. 1111.110.
Going South.
More Winnlpauk A. M.—-xd.00. 13.24,
110.20, 0.42, 117.00. 7.12, 117.24. 7.20, 27.42.
2.00, 9.24, 11.49. 9.12 9.55. 10.00. 10.24,
10.49, 11.12. 11.25. P. 54.~12.00, 12.24,
1949.1..12 1.29. 2.00 2,24 9.44 912.
2.20, 4,00 494, 4.49, 5,01 5.59 500.514.
41.411'7.12 794. 2.00 9.24, 11.49.912.990,
1000.10.24.1049,11121199 11.11.42
Leave Main and Wall S“.‘~A.. M.«
25.48, 8.12, 20.24, 6.80, 116.48, 7.00. 117.12.
7.24, x730. 7.48, 58.00. 8.12. 58.24, 8.86.
80"" 8.00 9.12. 9.24. 935‘, 9.,48 10.00
1 .,
11.24, 11..3011.48 P.1f.'~1200,1212.
12.29.18.811 111.,48 1.00.1.12. 1.21'1, 135'
1.48,, 2.09. 2.12. 2.24, 2.36, 2.48,
3.00, 3.12. 3.24. 3.36, 3.48, 4.00,
4.1 1.2 42.4, 4.95. 4.42. 5.00.
9,24 9.35, 5.48. 0.00, 8.12. 6.24. 8.86.
8.48. 7.00 7.12, 7.24. 7.88. 7.48, 8.00, 8.12.
8.21, 8.36. 8.48, 9.00. 9.12, 9.24. 9.86, 9.48,
10.00, 10.12, 10.24, 10.86, 10.48, 11.00.
11.12, 11.24, 11.48, 1112.00. 1112.40. 111.03.
Arrives South Nor-walk R. R. Station
«A. )1.«x0.00. 8.84. 110.30. 6.48, 117.00,
' 7.12. 17.24. 7.36. 37.48, 8.00. 58.12. 8.34.
119.99, 9:49, 9.00 9.12. 9.24. 9.92, 9.45.
10. 00. 10.12 10 24, 1090104911110.
11.12, 11.24.11.114, 11.42. p. tam-.1200.
12.12,12.,24 12.39 12.42,1.,00 112.1.,94
1.,55 149 2'.00 21'2. 2..24' 2.25'2..42 5.00.
2.12' 5.24. 2. . 00..412 4.14.490,
.12, 7.24, 7.,“ 8 00.
8.:18 8.24, 8"335Ji .9...00.9l2 9.241.936.
9.,‘48 1000 10.12, 10.,24 10.813.10.48
11, .20 11.,12 11.24. 11.,36 12.,00 711250,
I]. 4.
(a) Daily except Sunday.
a.
1‘
-9"
or
c
P
9'
‘F‘“
0:303.
frame
NEWTOWN AVENUE LINE
Leave Monroe and South Main Sta
--.4. 51—0 29 117.09 117.49. x9..29 1909,
11.49 510.141029 11.09 1 49. r M.—
1229. 1.09 1‘49. 229, 9. 2.49 4119.
509.549.41.29 7.09 749.229.9015 9.49
10.29, 11.09
Leave Main and Wall Sta.«A. M.—
x6.iil, 56.30, 18.42. 57.22, 8.0!, 8.42, 9.33.
10.02.910.28 10.411.11.22. P. lit—12.02.
8,.02 3.43.312, 4 02. 4 42.
5.93, 6.02 6. 411. '.7 82.11.02.849, 9. 2...
"10.92, 1042,1135.
Arrive and Leave Newton Ave.—
11. M..«18.18 110.911.9949.:755 9.15.
2&55 9115. 10,15 410.20 10.55, 1.1.95.
11.15—12.15, 1959, 195.215.11.55.
5.25. 4.15. 4.55. 595
2.15. 2.55. 9.95. 1015.10551120.
11441551415 111111 Wall tau—A. 51. -
18.24. 56.41. x4965. 37.40. 8.80 9.00.
9411.10204109511001110 13.51
12. 20, 1.00, 1.40, 9.,» 2.00, 2.40. '1'90.
9. . 1099.11.60.11.“-
nonunion and south Main Hts. -
«A. 1814-53880. :6. 4811. 37.11. 217.51,, .
8.51. 9.11. 9.51. 19.51, 11.11. 11.151. 1. P.
Dir—18.91", 1.11.151, 5.81, 8.11, 8.51.
" 4.81. 5.11: 5.5.1 5.9!: 74.11 ..751. 8.31.
.. 5.11: 9451. 10. 5!, 11.11. _ -
(11) does to corner North Main and
(x) Dali «09553111111511. '
‘ to) ya and
11
I
10.24 10.36 1'0.,48 11.,00 11.12.,
5.12, ,
4.15. 0.,55 7.25. '
5.49. 5.80.7810, 7.49,8..80 9590. '
11.48.
, 18.43. 9.07. 9.91.
...mxu.u......u. 1.5“.umm.w w. .. 1.
,1. 1
'.t‘ '1
‘1'11'11 12-254 1
31.48, 1.12, 1.86, 2.00, 2.24, 2.88,
312. 3.36, 4.00, 4.24. 4.48. 512, 530.
6.00, 6.24: 6.48 7.,12 7.36, 8.:00 824.
8.,“ 9.,12 98,6 '10.00, 10211, 10.48, 11.12.
(2) Daily except Sunday.
....
EAGT AVENUE-BROAD RIVER LINE
More South Norwaik R. 11.- 8191100
«A. M.—16.29. 116.53. x7.17, 27.47, 28.06,
118.29, 8.53. 9.17, 9.41. 10.05, 10.89,
10.03, 11.17. 11.41. P. M.«12.06, 12.29.
12.03, 1.17. 1.41, 2.05. 2.29, 8.58, 3.17,
8.41, 4.05, 4.29, 4.53. 6.17. 6.41, 6.05,
8.29 6.53. 7.17. 7.41. 805. 829. 8.53.
9.17. 9,41,10.05,10.29,10.63. (1117 to
Norwalk only).
ave Bridge Switch-«A. [—116.30
x. . 117.24, x748, 58.12, 18.116, 9.00,
11,24,943, 10.12, 10.36, 11.00, 11.24,
P. M.——12.il, 12.88. 1.00, 1.24,
L48. 2.18, 2.86, 3.00, 9.24, 8.48, 4.12,
4.88, 5.00, 5.24, 5.48, 6.12, 8.86, 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 815. «A. M ——
xii. 24. 10.48, 217.12, 27.36. 58.011.18.24,
:1'8'69' ..12 9256,1099.102d,1048.11.12,
1.30, 2.00, 2.24. 2.48, 3.12,’ 8.86: 4.00.
4.,24 448, 15.17.588.11.” 624, 648. 712.
738. 8,00 8."4,84'8. 9'12. 11.311.10.00.
10.24.1048, 1112.
Arrive and leave Broad River«A.
M.«xc.33. 117.90. 57.24, 117.48, 28.12.
18.36. 9.00. 9.24. 9.48. 10.12. 10.36, 11.00,
11.24. 11.48. P. M.«12.12. 12.88, 1.00.
1.24. 1.48. 2.12, 2.86. 3.00, 8.21; 3.48,
41.12. 4.80. 0,00 8.24 5.48. 6.13, 686.‘
7. 24, 7.18. 8,12 886, 9.00, 9.24.
11.408.10.12, 10.30, 11.00 (11. 24 to Main
and Wall Sta. only).
Leave Main and Wall Sit-«A. M.—- '
10.24. 16.48. X732, X736, x890. x8.24,
8.48, 9.12. 9.30, 10.00. 10.21. 10.48. 11.12.
11.811. 1’. M.~~12.00. 12.24. 12.48, 1.12,
1.88, 2.00. 2.24, 2.48, 3.12, 3.36. 4.00.
4.,“ 4.,“ 5.’1'.5.,38 6.00. 6.24. 6.48.
7.12. 7.236 800 8,24 8.18, 912. 980.
10 00. 10 2'4, 10 48. 11.12.
leave Bridge Switch-«A. M.«x6.36.
57.00, 57.24. 117.48, 18.12. 148.38, 9.00.
9.24. 9.48. 10.12. 10.36 1100, 11. 24.
11.18. P. 81.42.12 12.,301.,001.34.
1.48, 212. 2.38.3.011',3.24,8.48,4..12
4.88. 5.00. 5.21. 5..48 8.12, 6.80, 7..00
7.24. 7.48. 8.11:, 8.36. 9.00, 9.24. 9.48,
10.12. 10.511. 11.00, 11.24.
Arrive South ' Norwclk Station—A.
hi.-xli.48. 37.07. x7.81. 7.55. 38.19.
9.55. 10.19. 10.43, 11.97,
11.31. 11.55. P. N.«12.19. 12.43. 1.07,
1.31. 1.55. 2.19, 2.43, 3.07, 8.31, 3.55.
4.19, 4.48. 5.07. 5.31. 5.55. 6.19, 6.43,
7.07. 7.81.. 7.55. 8.19, 8.43. 9.07. 9.31.
9.55. 10.19. 10.48, 11.07, 11.31.
(:1) Daily except Sunday.
WEST AVENUE.
Leaving South Norwalk, cor. South
Main and Monroe 819. for Norwaik.«
A. M.«x0.01, x035. 110.29. 6.37, 6.49.
116.49. 117.01.. 7.18. 27.09. 7.25, 117.29.
7.87. 7.49, 117.49, 8.01, 8.18, 8.25. 58.29.
8.37. 8.49. 9.01. 9.13. 119.09. 9.26, 9.87,
9.49. 9.49. 10.01. 10.13, 910.14, 10.26.
10.29, 10.37, 10.49. 11.01, 11.19, 11.09.
11.25, 11.37. 11.49, 11.49. P. M.—-—12.01,
12.13. 12.25. 12.29, 12.87, 12.49. 1.01.
1.18, 1.09. 1.25, 1.37. 1.49.149, 2.01.
2.13. 226. 2.29. 2.,37 2.49. 8.01. 8,18
3.09. 3.30, 8.,37 “8.49, 3.49. 4.,01 4.,13
4.25. 8'84. 487.4919. 5.01 5.,13 5.09.
5.,25 5:17, 5.49 5.49, 601, 8.,13 36.09.
0.,25 8.29. 6.37. 8.49 226.49. 7..01 7.13
7.09. 7.,25 737, 7.9,4 7.49. 8.01, 8.13.
8.95. 8.29', 8247:8919. 9..01 913. 9.09.
9.25. 9.37, 9,49 9.49,10.01.1025.10..80
10.29.1037.10.49, 11.01,11.19.11.09.
11.82. 11.37. 11.49. 11.49, 13.09. I212.52,
x1. .
Leaving cor. of Main and Wall 812.
for South Norwalk.«A. M.«x6.45.
30.00. 16.12, 115.20. 8.24, 8.36. 16.48.
58.55, 7.00, 7.,12 7. 24. 117.40. 7. 36, 7.48.
x8. 00. 8.12. 820', 8.,24 8.86, 848. 9.00.
9.00. 9.1:, 99.18. 9.34.1540: 9.86. 9.48
10.00. 10.13.1020. 10 24, 10.96, 19 48,
11.00. 11. 00', 11.12. 11. 21, 11.40. 1186.
11.48. 18.00. P. 18—1813. 12.20.12.244
1188.12.48.18”. 1.00. 1.18. 1.341.813.
14o. 1.49.2310. 2.,19 """9'"""""" ..4
8.00. 8. , 8:18, 8.24, .1840, 3.48.
4.00. 4.12. 4.20,- 424.
”.00. 6.0.9. 8.,“ 5-20. 9244 9-36 .
7.00. 709, 7.18. 7.28. 7..” 7.90'. 7.48.
8.09. 8.19. 9.23, 8.,“ 8.48.“ m.
9.00, “9, 9.84, 9.40. 9.80: 945. 10. 00.
19.1.8. 10.20. 10 84, 1036.10.48.1100,
11.00. 11 134 11 88. 11. 48. x12. 42, x1 03.
I Sundays only. , 7
x Daily except Sunday.
Etamford Cars in Heavy Type.
NORWALK-STAMFORD LINE
Going Wu! ‘
1.454 12514345511 11. a. snags—x.»
10 .5010. . 4.10 '
P. him-«1200 11,24 1305.1.13. .
4.85:9“. 6.00. '
50.0. 5.19, x8220, 5..9'4 5.40. 539. 5.480
522, 9.02, 049. 7.22, 2.02, 9.42, 9'22
-1002, 042
x7..40 8.209.110, 9.40.10. 0. 11..00 11.40.
M.«12.,201.00.1.ifl./2.20..,300 340.
4:20, 5.00.5.4'13,6.,20 100,740, 8.20.9.00.
9.40,10.,20 11..00
To Rowayton Switch only, In addi-
tion to above—«A M.«x5. 45, 50. 00,
116.20, 119.15. P. M.—'——x5.20, 26.00.
Leave So. Norwalk, 80 Main and
Washington Sta-«A M. «xii. 10, 110. 30.
57.10, 117.50, 8.30. 9.,10 9.,5010.,30'11.,10
11.50. P. M..«1230, 1.10,1.50, 2.30.
3.,10 3.,50 4.,30 5.,10 5.50. 6.30, 7.10.
7.50,9.30,9.10,'95010.,3011..10
To Rowayton Switch only, in addi-
tion to above—~21. M..«21550, 56.10.
1030. 419.25. P. M.«115.,30 110.10
Leave Meadow St. Switch—A. M.--
x015, 16 35, x7. 15, x7. 55, 8. 35. 9.15, 9. 65.
10.,8511.15,11.55'. P. 'lii..,«12185 1.16,
195,135, 3.15, 3.,55 4.35, 5.15: 5.55,
8.35 7.15, 7,55 8.,35 915, 9.51710.”
11.15,
To Rowayton Switch only,. in addi-
tion to above-«A. M.«xii. 05, x0. 35,
89. 30 P. M. «15. 35, :15 15.
1.43 vs Rowayton Swith «A M.—
1830'.' x8.50, x730, x8.10, 8..50 9.,30
10.111.10.50 11.30. P. M.—-—12.10. 1250.
130, 2.10, 8.50 330, 4.,10 4.50, 530.
6.10, 0.50, 7.30 11.10.850.930, 10.10
10.50 11..30
Leave Dorian R. R. Station—~A. M—
:16..37 5057, 27.37, 28.,17 8.57, 937,
10.17.10.57,'..1137 P. M.—-—'12..17 12.,57
1.37.2.17. 2'57. 3.37, 4.17, 4.57.5.37, 6.,17
6.57, 7.37. 8.17, 8.57.9.87.10.1,7 1057,
11.37.
Leave Noroton P. 0.-—A M..«xli44
and 117.04 (to Stamford line only).
117..“ 318.,24 9.04.9.44,10.,24 11.,04
11..“ P. M..,«1224 1.94.1.44, 2.24.
304.11.,“ 42-1. 5..04 5.,44 41.24.104.714,
8.24 904,914. 102411.,04 11.44 (to
Stamford line only)
vo Stamford City Lino-«A. M.-
x7L5'1'x890, 910. 950. 10.30 11.,10
11.50. P. M«12.30,, i..10 1.50. 2.30.
3.,10 8..50 430, 510, 5.50. 6.,30 7.10
7.50, 8.,80 9.,10 9.50.10.30,'.1110.
Arrive Stamford Central Square—A
’1.-«:8. 05. 8.,“ 9.,251005.10.45 11. 25.
PM. «12.,05 12.45. '1.25. 205. 2.45. 3.25,
405. 4.45, 625, 6.05. 13.45, 725, 8.05.
8. 45. 9 25, 10,05 10.411.11.25.
Going Eut
Leave Stamford Central Square—A.
M.«7.35. 8.15, 118.55, 9.35. 10.15, 10.55.
11.35.1’ M.——12.15.12.55, 1.35, 2.15,
2.55. 335, 4..it'1 4.55, 5.35, 6.15, 6.55,
7.35. 8.,15 855, 9.35, 10.15, 10.55 (to
Westport only).
Leave Stamford City Line—A. M—,
11650.117.,10 117.50 58.30. 9.10. 9.60.
10.,3011.10,11..50 P. M.«12.30, 1.10,
150, 2130, 3.,10 3.50, 4.30, 5.10, 5.50,
0.30 7..10 7.50, 8.,30 9.,10 9.,50 10.,30
11.10.11.511 (for Westport only.
Leave Nomton P. O«A. M.«x6.56.
x,116 717.56, x8.36 9.,16 9.56.1038,
11.10.11..th P M...«1236 1.,16 1.,56
2.36. 3.16, 3.,56 4.,36 5.,16 5.56, 6.,36
7..‘16 156.8.3G,9.,16'.956.'10.,36 1116.
11.56.
Leave Dorian R. R. Station-«A. M.—
117.03, 37.23 28.03, xx..43 9.,23 10.03
1043.11.23 P. M.«12.,03 12.,43 1.23,
2.03, 2.,43 323, 4.,03 4.43, 5.,23 11.03
643 7.28. 8,03 8.43, 9,23 '.,~1003 10.43
11.28.1203.
Leave Rowayton Switch—A. M.«
110.10, 216.30 (Norwalk only). 116.50.
117.10 (Norwalk only), "117.30. 118.10
118.50, 9.30, 29.50 (Norwalk only). 10.10, ,
1050,1130 P. M..,«1210 12.,50 1..30
2.10 2.,50 3.30, 410. 4..50 5..30 15.50
(No'rwalk only). 11.10 156.30 (Nor-walk
only), 6.,{10 7.,30 8..10 8.,50 930,10.,10
10.50.11.30,12.10.
Leave Meadow St. Switch—A. M«
1625,1646 47.05.117.25 x7.45, 119.25"
119,05 945 510.10, 10.25.1105. 11.45
P. 54' «12.25 105,145 21.25 2.05. 3.45.
4.25. '.905 5.45,:1'1.,05 0.25 311445.705
7.45. 8.25, 9..05 9415.10.25 11.05, 11.45,
12.25 .
L'savo So Norwalk. 80. Main and
Washington Sta-«A. M. «20. 00, x6. 30,
110. 50 (Norwalk only),
(Norwallt only). 17.60, x830, x9. ',10 9. 50.
210.15 (Norwalk unlit). 10.,30 11.10
11.50. P. M.«12 90.1.10,1.50,2.30,
8..10 3..50 4.,305.10. 5.50"18.10(Nor-
walk onlil'). 11.90.111.60 (Not-walk only),
7.10, 7.,60 8. 30, '.,9.10 9.,60 10.30.111.10,
H.111.
27.10 x7301
"moi -
11.50 (Westpo'rt 011110.12 20 (Weat- , ‘
port. only).
Leave Namath. Main and Wall Sta.
«AM—210.10. 145.42.27.22 :8 ..02 118.42.
12.42, 1.28. 3-40314243321449214-42.
11.22. '12. 02 (77514th
West 9410011 l2“)
19.,22 10.03.10,“ 11'..22 P. M.-'~12.20,'
. 5—114 110. :1 10. '
20111.10, 11.50.
in 21 .
Norwalk Chronicler