Dr. \‘l’.
_, was called to Nuuaatutk today hi con-
the Swedls1
. linker, of 6 Fort street,
Congregational
‘ - Will be held this evening.
Miss
week.
trig.
Snip,
night.
_-Lotms
P.
this morning.
L'Hommedicu‘s store,
round draw with a his: cat yesterday , llancc Fire. Company,
afternoon.
. some fighter.
charge of the
D. Nash, scorer.
The best local and New York
Electric Light 81 Power
WIRING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
‘ , Phone 340.
.....- ......—
Laura (2. linker, of (i I‘Oit
The Pastimes will play basketball;
2n Stratford tonight and will be ac.
companied to that place by a delega-I‘m" “Gillie “1d McKinley street 1W5
,1 . tion 01' their friends.
The weekly prayed meeting of the pic who have occasion to take
1.. Advent Christian church will be held cars at this point.
this Welling. itcv. George Mn'f‘oeple; ......-
occupying the pulpit and preaching. ( 1111],: members of the Rowavton “0,1,. and It would also be a benefit to me,
lCoiuliuny will assemble at the head “"d I “1d I" M" ”11”“ that I Md
next 1191 got ready to go into 1111 neighbor s
The weather was Al in every wal' quarters Ill ROWHHOD avenue,
The ll1cr2nomcte1 show~ Sunday ovenlngat 6:45,:111d march in 'li’i'llmm’ 1" steal "ll”‘kel‘s mm ”1‘“
ed the mercmy at the 24 deuce 1nl1a1k 1 a body to the Methodist Church. whcici Why” I (“d I ““"t‘d ‘0 3° with gen-
wili listen to a sermon by tin-‘Ill‘m‘m-u
As large an at-
616 against 43 degrecsc yesterday morn-
lhc little black feline at
fought a three
Jr.,
Snip is conceded to
weekly prayer
it was reported in id net Norwalk this
morning that Somebody is
\V II (‘ ii
on the outside.
several occasions and an effort is be
ing made to apprehend the culprit.
George Dugan won the second (no
at the hia1"'tiouc1
pool tournament last evening. who
Hook and Laddct
11
he defeated Irving Robinson, rated
100, by the score of 83 to .06. The
score by lrames was as follows:
Robinson, 100. human, 3.". ‘
t'1~i 7—--2
8 lSm-l
22 it)
29 27
34—1 2:6
‘ 41—1 4::
53 45~l
59 ‘ :13.
.66 til
. 73—1 68
. , 76—1 79
" 85----I 83—4
96 as
F. Keene, roi‘crcc.
C. Keene, tally.
1"cfcx enccs for
Figure on Your Wiring and
Fixtures.
H FIELDING-
63 SEAVIEW AVE.
'r Very Best Butter
pound
Coffee, in been or ground, at ..15c lb
8 cans (full size) Milk.
I ibs. Best Milk Crackers .. . .....25c
Large California Prunes
Best Standard Tomatoes, can.....10c
icons Corn 250
Flour, bag 786
Fresh Eggs every day at cost.
. All kinds of Soup, 6 bars .
Manx, Babbitt' s. or Naptha 80611,
7201'
3R. Joseiovsky & Co.
35c
..-.----..
.10c lb.
....250
.........---.-...2
EAST NORWALK
y‘ls boina euthanasia
be ‘
imam place In “6162'
'l purchased the Minor property on Was
1 Side avenue, is making several
movements.
”pr-"~—
Robert Bonita has moved from (‘ ros
istreet to Forty-second street.
. l
‘t’rlenda in town of Charles W. hat
t
lin-
H
‘ Post cards arsrboinz received by
lwho is spending some time at Palm
Ilieach, Florida.
guiijuyfiiiie time.
Mr and Mrs. William Ii. Dentures
and iamlly,of
as reports 11 111011
I
I
l
l
I licllc Island this Henson.
1
A son has
Mr. and Mrs. Scofleld are well
i
t
-. . ufbiew York city, have the
11211: mid- -vl'cekly prayer meeting or d‘HlllKUOn 01 being‘ the first Snmlllt'r' tion hearing was
(11111111 residents to take up their quarters 1111,11.ng Ilolcomb.
been born to Mr. nndI
ltreet. East Norwalli, Is aubslitutlngyMlS Charles Scofleld,
in New W'“ ' proposition to him in regard to chaos-
II school lent-her I11 Wutertown this Clt5'-
iknown here. having been summm r-‘oal
ldents for several years.
lbeen stopped up or frozen for son
The drain at the corner of Roway-
(.‘I
ltimo, and is causing trouble for poo-
they
gliev. Mr. Mciiermott.
'tcnliance as possible is desired.
._.._
Al the adjourned meeting of
Rev William W Gillies will have at to accept the invitation of Rev .111
and Mr llermott and attend divine services
praise Sl‘rvm‘s “19‘ W1” he hi‘ld at at the Itowayton Methodist Episcopal
the East Avenue Methodist church to- Church On Sunday evening
The topic of Rev. Mr. Gillies' “[1111 not be worn.
talk will be “'i‘ he Golden Rule ”
I
l The guests present at the party air
4-11
Infill. Klinofeilor Gladys
ght. Marion Arnold,
the
lie»; this testimony.
last night, two, Mr.W:11ler recall the times he met Mr.
propositions for membership were re-
1
-cel\cd, and matters of inleiest to tlu
Icompiany were discussed it was VOI-
Uniforms , ollll'o and I11 the presence of Col. (led-
‘dcs make you :1 corrupt propofllion'I"
to Miss Dora May illooduood at
Bli’ililllll ‘thc home of Miss Ida Klinci’cltcr, this
groceries from tht1 bar It \crandas of WW1“ included the 1101mm“;-
certain houses in the district
the famlii cs me not at home it Is the Olive Wri
practice of grocery deliv'ery clerks to “tilt. Lottie Lockwood 111,11, Ste
leave their orders
Things have ben reported missing on nine
“MN”; on the evidence given yesterday in
S““““'“-l whith the witness had said something
Anna about stealing chickens
“ml“ mit the question
Marie r‘arquhar, Mamie Prince, CO!
Ackart, Susie Scoiield. Belle
trockctt, Ida Klinefcltcr and
I liilt oduood,
Iflt'ld Franc-I11 Hylcr, William. C
)4;
Johnson, Leon Fnrquhan' Russell Iinll
('yiil Tuck, Robert Slalzi and Daniel
Stalzl.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
”Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
‘ OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economkal
System.
I
1
Dora licacho insisted that he answer "You'
and Masters Roy .'llet'ri-'0
rookie,0
(Isar Mott, Miner Crockett, F-rantls,
l
i
I
1‘
Iyou believed Mr. Gilbert made you a
ICUI‘l'IilIi 111‘011t115iti1111'."‘
I
idorstood."
} vcrsatlon ended with that understand-
?ing on your part?"
DARIEN
. AND
N OROTON
Roads in this town were damaged
by Tuesday night's rainfall.
‘Street urs here were delayed yester-
day by washouts and flooded tracks.
A birthday reception was given by
Dr. and Mrs. G. ,H. Noxon, Tuesday
night, in honor of Dr. Noxon's birth-
day. Upwards of fifty of their friends
were present.
The W. C. T. U. has received an in-
vltation from the Bridgeport W. C. T.
U., to attend a meeting the latter are
going to hold this afternon at 2 o'clock
at the Soldiers' Home. Members of
the local union are cordially urged to
be present.
Just after be'had dressed. prepared
to no to Ridoofioid, to visit his sitasr.
on Monday afternoon: George W. Bank-
er suffered a fatal attack of heart dia-
ease and died within a few minutes at
at Shidiers’ Home. Mr. Banker was
78 years old, and he had been In the
Home a number of years. He served in
the Civil War II a private in Company
,- a. First Connecticut infantry, Com-
pany 3.8000111! Connecticut Infantry,
and £160 In Company A. Vetorans‘ Re-
sorVe Corps. He is survived by a sis-
ter. mas iiitlutabotb Banker. of Ridge-
field.
A surprise party was given to Mr.
and Mrs. Hartford Smith, of Dorian.
last droning, tho occasion being the
thirty-first: anniversary of their mar-
rinse. About fifty were In attendance
, from Namath. South Narnia, Stam-
M, 1m dun-1111 and moon. A oaito
11111666111166 -
't-ounly of New Haven to my personal
-hy the general contract.
3; these contracts and they were not
illegality in award of contracts and
basis of their contention. .If the court
should uphold the contention on this
little contract it Would mean that all
on all tho action of the transnational“.
The principle underlying this action
oommintoner. its was willing to ad-
mit 11mm. Bishop did vote on many 1
‘4 61M contract-.1 .
cal and instrumental,
was made by Hiram B. Taylor second
3.1196111111611611 Judie WIII111ott..Ir
X ,,
JUNCTION.
County Commissioner Waltor Again on
. tho Witnua Stand Today.
NEW HAVEN, March ‘l4.~"..ou11ty
Commissioner Walter again was on
the witness stand today, when the.
county court house injunction peti-
resumed before
'10 Mr. ”each, for
line applicants, Mr. Walter said that it
was his understanding that J. Cons
Gilbert, the architect, made a corrupt
lea I11 the conditions under which the
sentinel; for designing the county
building was to be awarded. Mr. Wal-
ter late yesterday said in answering
'tquestions by his counsel, "In refer-
Ieuco to requested changes of condi-
lions, so that architects of the; Ameri-
Vcan Society might compete," that "he
llGilbcit) said that the county would
be very much beneilttt-d by the change
When Mr. Bench got Mr. Walter for
lcross-oxandunlIon this morning, his
illnc of questioning quickly turned to
Illr, [tench first had
(lilbcrl, and tin1 witness could not re-
call but once, and this was the thee
in which the alleged conversation took
place.
Asked Mr. lieaoh: “llld you under-
stand that Mr. tlilhort came Into your
‘ .\ir Ailing: "I object to the form
of question."
.Iuduc lloltomh said that be pre-
Hunt-ti iIiu'IIIit' o: questioning was 11p-
lie would ad
Mr. “alter wished to answer the
question in his own way but Mr
Mr. ljlll’altcr: "I meant to say-~—-”
"Mr. l‘leach: "Answer the question."
The question was read.
Mr. Walter: “i look it so, that one
per cent, would be of interest to tbt1
interest."
Mr. licacb: "Do i understand that
Mr. Walter: "That is what i 1111-
Mr. llcnch: "Do you any the con-
“The conversation
n
iltr.\\.1ltt11
ended right there.
Mr lien: I1: “And the gentlemen left
your office?"
Mr. Walter: "When the gentlemen
left the office I had that understand-
lug.“
Mr. Walter said flint, the callers
went Into the other office, where there
was conversation with (‘01. (icddcs.
who suggested that. the architects get
together so that terms could be made
agreeable to all. Mr. Walter said that
while Mr. Gilbert might have Joined
in that conversation he did not speak
to him.
Mr. Beach'lheu took up the Sugges-
tion made'of changes In the terms of
the competition for the design and
some correspondence on the subject
from Mr. thchfleld, who was with
Mr. Gilbert at the time of the call
upon Mr. Walter. '
At the opening of the session Mr.
Ailing for the county commissiongrs
put in a number of Individual contracts
for separate undertakings not covered
lie was ask-
Ing questions In regard to a contract
for $37,500 for sculptures, and the
award of the same,. when Mr. Beach
objected, saying that it was admitted
that Mr; Bishop had vored for many
under scrutiny.
Mr. Ailing. addressing the court,
said that there was no deep signin-
cnnce in the line of evidence. The
petitioners had made certain claims of
they aingled out a little contract as the
the work ‘would have to be tied up
until the next general assembly. These
petitioners come to a court of equity
with a, little contract as their point
of attack.
"We want to showtbat the matter
should be Judged on its morita‘ band
has a door) unification," .ho-aaid.
6111. Bosch contended that tho Intro-
duction of the various-contracts and
the questions asked would give the
inference that an attack was being
made on Mr.“Blshob's action as ‘a
‘were‘ routines. .
A collation was served and a speech ,_ ‘ ,
NEW HAVEN COURT HOU-BE IN-
‘
MUSEMENTS
l
HOYT‘S
A Program of conspicuous merit will
hold forth at iioyt's, beginning with
THEATRE.
the mutiueo performance today. The
management tools satisfied that they
ham arranged a program at excep-
tional quality and earnestly urge their
patrons and friends not to miss this
opportunity of seeing one of the dand-
iest bills adored this‘ season. Topping
the bill will be the Seven intrepid
Abou Troupe of Derwish whirlwind
acrobnts. This aggregation of act-o.
buts comes here from a six months’
engagement at the New York Hippo
drome, where they were a tremendous
success. The management tool as-
sured that this attraction will warrant
the notable position given it for the
ensuing engagement. This ucthns been
the sensation of both continents and
their exhibition Is declared to be real-
I" wonderful and beyond eye belief.
The supplementary added attraction
has fallen to the charming personage
of Irene Hobson, the statuesque beau-
ty of thcAmerlcan stage and alien
referred to by enthusiastic newspa-
pcr critics as "the stunning American
Ilcruhurdt.“ Mina Manson was the
star of many New York dramatic
plays, notably “The linvoc” and "The
Climbers." and I11 ouch she scored
triumphantly. Miss l-lobson's entry
Into vaudeville ls Indeed a splendid
achievement on the part of vaudeville
mnnngors-on excellent tribute to
modern vaudeville. Miss I-iobson will
be seen in a one-act. play entitled, "The
Will 11' the Mountains," 1.1 romantic
story of the,Colorado ranges, original
in every detail, novel of plot and high
Iv interesting in color and passion as
it discloses the true love of the Romeo
01' today and the integrity of genuine
heart. affections. Flushed with the
acclaim anti applause of metropolitan
thentrogoers, the forthcoming appear-
ance of this gifted bcnuty will doubt-
less awaken keen interest. \‘nudc-
villc in the zenith of its pretentious-
ncss and elegance. merit and mirth,
music and versatility. should be proud
of Irene Hobson. Her play In a highly
absorbing little‘druma, In which a
world of stirring incident is condensed
into a half hour of soul-stirring action.
Others on this superb bill include;
iiclcn Primrose. a dainty maid. artis-
lic 1111.1 alluring to her finger tips. She
will offer gems of melody and mirth.
Ryan and Lee are youthful dance. song
and patter prodiglcs. Mlle. Lenora and
Mons. Sari, who were Imported for
the New York Winter Garden. are two
Parisian tcrpsichorean stars, who will
be seen In a dancing carnival, Intro-
during the newest fads and fancies of
the continental capitals. Mlle. Len-
ora is said to be one of the. most beau»
tifui women an the European stage.
The motion pictures will also be of
the highest standard. it full credence
.Is given. the entire community 'of
South Norwalk should be congratulat-
ed upon having so elegant an enter-
taiument.
o
~Farmers. mechanics. rallroadera,‘
laborers rely on Dr. Thomas' Electric
Oil Takes the sting out. of cuts. burn
or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where It is used.
Ascum-“Tcll me, what is proper,
Would you any, ‘ia it. possible for two
to live on $10 a week,’ or ‘on 210
weekly.
Wise—"Well, i'd say it Is pobsible
for two to live on $10 a week weak-
ly.“——Cathollc Standard and Times.
A husband under a woman's thumb
'Is worth two in the cemetery.
Y0” IIIBII N0 IIIIIIEV
Our Reputation and Money Are Back
of This Offer.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, If our remedy, fails to'
completely relieve you of constipation.
We take all the risk. You are not»
oblitated to u. in any way whatever.
HOYT S
“'Tia not In mortals to command suc-
cess, but we'll do
I..t"-—Addlson
VAUDEVILLE
Offering at all times the Beat the-
World today affords.
come, Bills have gone, but this one
will be recalled forever.
The Gymnastic Sensation of New
York, Paris and Berlin Hlppodromos.
World's Greatest Athletic Spectacle
THE SEVEN INTREPID
(7) ABON HASBEN ARABS (7)
at the New York Hippodrome, dis-
batlc Feats that are beyond eye bo-
lief.
Codented on earth.
Special, Unequalied, Unparalleled En-
gagement for the first time here.
The Exquisitely Beautiful Statu-
esque American Dramatic Star, for-
merly of “The Climbers," "The
Havoc," etc.
iRENE HOBSON
Superbly supported by a Noted Com-
pany. Presenting her Immonao New
and Original Onoact Play.
“THE WILL 0' THE MOUNTAIN"
An unusual plot Intenociy Interest-i
ing. contrasting characters and alt-l
nations stirring and sensational.
The Beat Broadway Boasts
HELEN PRIMROSE
Charming Caprice Chanteuoo, In per
Gama of Melody and Mirth.
A Dainty Songfeat by Youthful Prod-
l
iglol
BENJAMIN RYAN AND
TODDLES LEE
Captivatingly Comical, In Pretty
Tunes, Rare Dances and Dandy
Droilory.
Special Feature—Th. Winter Garden
Favorites and Fad
MLLE. LENORA and MONS. SURI
A Parisian Terpsichorean Carnival.
recently Imported. Two French
Players. mingling Picturesque
Dance Diversions
THE HOYTSCOPE; showing the Beat
Plotursa In Town.
. _ZTHE:
Auditonum
Motion Picture
. Parlor “
' South Nurwalk-
:l treat of the season awaits you at
the Auditorium. A place where you
have. solid comfort and be happy. Re~
member the name-«Auditorium. When
you have company bring them, along
with you. Our big show for tonight
is mostly high-class Western drama.
“The Girl and the Sherlff"—Vlta. A
play that will hold you spellbound.
“Ludwig from Gennany"——Edlson. A
very funny reel.
A beautiful prize given
night. 'Nuff said.
Program Changed Dally
away “1'
more-doaervo ’
THE HAPPY HOME OF QUALITY, -
BIIla havo1 1
Direct from six moutha’ engagement .
playing Daredevil, Whirlwind Aero- ,
A series of sensations unpre- g}
I I I,I I,-
. I I“. [I I I I I I.I.I.I I...-
I'l
..v.
98 WA
1- [tr-.46) littlm
. . . . v 1 . , . :
I I l I I I'I I,I,I I,I a,I,I I I I I,II I
III .1"
I I I I I.I,I,I,I I l I I,I.I I,I,I.I I 11,- I II I I I I II I I I:l,l:l I.a
Have your
Spring Sui
I," "
Made “a la carte
Made as you want i'tmnot as a ready-
111ad11, comes
21100 Samples for you to select from.
SUITS, $17.50 and more
COATS a. PANTS at $15.00 and up
Worth every cent. Tailored by
The Royal Tailors and
by Smith, Gray 8: C0.
PRICE’S Clothing Store
Phone 1185-2
SHINGTON 8T.
-
W arm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window,
{00m that gets no
sun with 21'
GAS
HEATIN
(ll Dustiess, Noise-
Botheriess,
less, .
Easy to
to Extinguish.
United
Light 81 Water C0
‘ WAY
or the
G STOVE
Phone 742
Ill.
IIIIIIIIIIII,I.I I,-II,I.IIIII,I.I,I,I,I.IIIIIII
.. I]
I1. I a
I:I,I
I ‘ I It-I-t-melltnis I‘-;-'-
l‘- l,l"‘I4I:I;I
I. «I IT. ‘ -IA
_ IIIII‘I.III
‘ for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
3 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We‘ll study the location of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
01' Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK, CONN.
Light and
‘ tum-1i: the same.
:Ill' :1 munch
t l1 It k.
limbs.
Electric
Nervousness.
sis. lleurt.
WW
never regret
N\ t.
The'decorating business of
E. E. Gorham will be con-
E. n. (1011114111,
E. 11'. rouacs.
Props. ,
10 First 82.. East Norwalk
TelephoncFourFiveTwo
W
\
...—...
HOGPIITAI. NOTES.
Miss Emma Norris, of Chestnut
If you accept our 0391'. Could any-
thing be more fair for you? Is there
any reason why y9u should hesitate to
put our claims to a Drlctical teat?
treatment is Rexail Orderiios, which
pronounced, gentle and pleasant In 641'
tion. and particularly agreeable In ev-
nauosa. flatulence. ariplns or other in- 1
convenience. Renal Orderiiea mour-
tlcaiarly good 101- :: him. and and
delicate psi-sons.
We um you to try Retail Orderliao
at our riak. Thus linen,
Iupon at the Norwalk Hospital this
A most scientific. common-sense Walter Hitchcock
UN eaten like candy. They are Very who has been In the hospital some
big, is improving nicely, much to the
"Y way, They do “01 “ll“ diarrhoea, gratification of his many friends.
case of the government against the
ire-called "Bathtub Trust." chat-36d
street, loutb Norwnllt, was operated
morning by Dr. Jean Damortler, assis-
ted by Dra. Charles G. Bohnnnon and
Samuel Seymour. of 24 illain street,
time with a bad case of blood poison-
BATHTUI c4166 eons To Junv.
housemates, 1661-611 14—11116 -'
In roatraint of trade
10‘10 M11:”!
x x.
1/1.
10:07:.
ll. Y. ll. “HM. IIIIIIIBII
In Effect
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
5: 011:. 5: 08. B: 001, 8:031. 9:80. 11:00:. 11:60.
'00x.
0
Sundays.
A. M—G: 00 8: "5x
2::12:.1
A. M.—
0: 13x.M10:1 131640 11:11:
'I:x,1
2.
5: 12!. 5:1516. 5: 47. 7:10 1.
To Bridgeport. aSamaritan only~3: 06 p.111.
”Y
M12123. 1:
—2: 082
IOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
—-1.6o (daily except Mondays).
:1A5.M5:27, 10: 0!!
P. Alp-1125. 4: ‘25!. 5' 211, 0120,7115. ‘
undayo. Washington strut. South Norwilk
0:“ 61.3236. 1:16. '_‘
NEW YORK 10 IOITON. ‘
flopping at Now Havoc. Now London '
1 I
P M.-—i 1-..304 5: nix, 6- 04. 6:0111, 7:2 1.
8: 30x. 0: 30x, 11: 00:, i2: 00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
11x.6:10x, 6:46,
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of (he disease and the art of ud~
I'liscuscs are (nus-ed
twist o1 sprain in the
121011 If done I11 childhood l'i.
‘c'-:11t1lts pinched nerves and
latct inc in the dllicrent organs and
t‘hU'opinctors' remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six.
nerve systems in your body.
Rheumatism.
Kidney
cases are given special attention:
Curvature of the Spine.
giving tildmpractic
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWAL It
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
r
pain in
Paraly-
und I-‘cmalc Dis-
also
will
a
You
IT
066, 1, 1911.
A. u.——12 481.151)”. 6: 41:. 6: 06. 6:61
ducted hereafter under the 1: 20:. 1-4611. :17X.8:'5!x a 16x. 6: :11. KEEPS
10 20:. 10; 46::
name of The Gorbam 00., wpih E512 64:,“ 1035,"; 37% (113,113,;"11
8 1 wt 3 m IV I‘
Eme” w' ““385 becmnmg , a: 27, 4.1111. 6: as, 6- 5014. 6940, 6-uix.'1:16;
a member of-the firm, with 7525.911, shndaya
a larger stock than ever be- ‘
. ~— ' 1
fore, and a full force of A' § _1131-51 .4811. $232 “1‘19,“5'25 1233;
compete“, mechnmcs_ \Ve noo'x. 1.12. 13615:. 6: $11,216:. 10116
"93mm“ “me“ W" “W usw YORK 1'0 sourn NORWALK.
”“9“ WWW!” A. n ~—4:4 5: 40, d: 46. a: 00: x. 2:031.
, szbx. 9- 16x, 516:10:11, 0:06! 11: 00:1. 1.1 03.
Th RM 2:.03: 1:,:01016x..1:611x._'2:,67
C 01113") 0, 110:. 2:5511. 4.- 231. 4: 32121 6. 061:. 6- 16 6: 2611,
9:03:16. 1010”. 11:00:.
[:51]. 5‘00. 7'23
11: 21 4: 34.
02.6. x. 9:16x.
17:
~50, i: 1'11:
i1:
11!, 1: 57!, 'l: 48. 2: 42,
7.10:, 5:431.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK Valentino & Company
A. M.::x-—500.72 6:00 21.12 10:03.1160 Mmdflnmdevarnidm
.:l(.—-8 46 , 6- In a. 2:30.’ .
‘ Sundays. ainoeilfl. - ‘ ,
.1— 5,1155 . .-
‘P‘. 2‘:—II?“ 1189:. Guaranteed.» a.
THINGS
The Varnish for 29. your uses.
It's guaranteed by
CHAS. E- DOW
NEW
Norwalk Chronicler