Evening sentinel, Monday, August 5, 1912 · page 4

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.Thc Mayflowol's will ploy 11... St.
dry' 0 Baseball Club at. Amusement
is next 1501010011..

 

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3 “5 The East Norwalk members of the
‘Gmce Church choir are enjoying a
month‘ a vucutiou from their duties.

The monthlyulbualness meeting of
.‘tho Epworth 11.11.111.11... of the East Ave-
11110 015111001111 (111111011 will be held this
evening. '

 

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‘ , the East N01 walk Fire «Police will be
,‘heid this evening in tileoutlrtcrs, in;

' ,V'H’Ven Zant street. i

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, The 11111111.; Pcople' s Society of Leyal
'Wol'kers held an enthusiastic and

_ _at tilt? Advent Christian church

 

 

‘ . The Epworih League of the Easti
. 'AVcnue Methodist Church held tier-l
‘vices 111 Calf Pasture, yesterday utter-
. noon. The meeting was well utteuged

 

The Men‘s Class of the East Avenue

1"”Melhodist Church, held its. regular
meeting yestelday noon. Tile meeting
.was 1111 gel} attended and mast inter-
esting.

 

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Rev. Mr. Vailistrom occupied the
pulpit and preached at the morning
and evening services thnt were held at
the Swedish Congregational church

' yesterday.

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Rev. S. P. Fall-bunks, pastor 0f the:
East Avenue Metluulistcmrch. enters
upon his nnnuul three weeks‘ vacatiOn
today. Rev. Mr. Fairbanks will spend
his time ill Vermont, his native state.

Rev. George M. Teeple occupied the
pulpit and pres-cited at the morning'
and evening services that were held at
the Advent Christian' Church yester-

, (1111. The serliccs were largely at-
tended.

 

Another special meeting of the East‘

Norwalk fire department will he held
tomorrow evening in the Mayflower
Hoolr and Ladder quarters" in Van
Zuni. street. at which tiIne1 the com;
mittee appointed to make crlange

NOTICE
To Contractors

Seulod proposals for the construction
of three (‘stt-h linsins und one Man--
hole with 511M111 Connection for the
East \orwnl'k' it‘ll:1 District will be i1-e

oeivod 1111111 3 p.111...'ingllsi.‘,10 1912.

 

Spcriilrnilons ot:., (-1111 be seen at
Electlic Light Station. .4 Seuview-
avenue ’l‘ilc (‘Olillllltlt’fl reserves th'.1
, right 10 'ojert 111.11 or all bids.

‘ \l'iil. ll. SNIFFEN.

115 2:1 Sl‘1li'i'l‘ Commissioner.

 

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The best local and New‘Y‘o‘rk
references for

Electric Light 81 Power '

WIRING _,

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Lot mo Figure on Your Wiring and
Fixtures.

P. H. FIELDING

Phone 340. 03 .SEAVIEW AVE.

 

 

East Norwalk

F ire District

COMMERCIAL
Electric Dept.

Day 81 Night Service

RATES
Effective 11113101 111, 19l2

to 50 K. W. Hours .......120 not
'1 to 1110' K w. 110111111 110 not
45110 300 K '01. Hours ”widonot
to 500 K. W”. Hours 90 not

Minimum charge 000 per month.

 

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' W . Luke’ 11 Hospital
The monthly business meeting 01 friends wish her 0 00101110020 and sheet ‘weelt- end at his ll

; Slliffen is pdrcrtising tot const
‘ot three ciitchI basins nndwone mil
'hole with sewer connection. '1110 East

. receive some unlit 8.0'clocl1.n. 111.. Ang- '

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1 District Commit
plus in the
111 Booview

of Westport. will
51111111 and prescient both
services at the Elliot Norwoik Methodu,
lst Church next 13111101111. during the all
sense of the pastor who is on his vh-

 

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connections are to be granted by the,
attendunt at the Electric Light Sta.-

tion. 4 Senview avenue. 1

 

Mrs. R. J. Brown, of 6 Bowen street,
was blought to her home yesterday
after undergoing treatment at St.
Mrs. Brm‘vn’s nlnnyt

dy lecovel'y

 

The East Norwalk Improvement As ]
sociaiion is to 110111 a meeting tomorv.
row afternoon at 11 o’clock in the 1101-,
lots of Mayflower Hook and Laddol

“we” attended meeting last evening ,1 Company and all members are urged parsonage was the scene of 0 Quiet
ito be present.

 

A. G. Schneider. forlneliy of Picas-
ant sheet East Norwalk, and W

and Mohawk rivers

Sewer Commissioner William ii.
motion
11

Norwaik Fire District Committee will

list 10th.

Rev. S. P. Fairbanks officiated at
thetmorning and evening seryicos tllui ;
were held at tile EnstAvcnue Metho-
iut Church last evening. Communion
service was held in the lnol'tlip; and
utter the service 11 number of children
were.1 baptized. The poster preached
in the evening. '

The annual picnic of the Adl‘cut
Christian Sunday School will be held
at Valley G1 ovc this your on August

 

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1, 16 and the members of the school are
groqllesied to attend the session next‘
8111111111 and receive their tickets ’l‘hcl

trip will be made on the Steamer
Huntington 11111] 11 grout time is looke

forward to hwall

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George Brown. of Brooklyn spent
the week-011d with friends here

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May 'i‘mlor of .«luplo nv0.:11uo
lstivcs in this

M0193
‘Dnn iury. is visiting re
place.“

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3111311110 Mrs..-\rihl1r tlnllor. of
West Side 11vonuc, are spending the
week ill Aer-111111 Pink.

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Miss Ollvo Cole is coloring 11 two
weeks mention from her duties in the
office of the town 111x collector.

entertaining 5113. George Kay
da'llg’ilter’Hc/len. of Reading. Pa.

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The house of William 11‘. Jennings.
on Highland avenue. is nearing com
nlctlon. Mr. _‘JOXUHDEB hopes to be.
able to maps in about 11 111011111.

LcRoy Crockett of New iiuvcnu
spent Saturday at his home hero, and
assisted his father Alfred 13.0101110th
in installing it new engine in his motel
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The temporary wooden bridgi- 111.
the Colonel lRaymond mfll,Wl1iic
Bridge] is being removed [is the new
stone arch bridge has provcn its 01.0-
bliity.

WM

Mrs. A. R. DeXoc. who is now conv
ducting tho 11.1101 Aberdeen. in New
York City. and formerly was in charge
of the Tokellche inn, spent Sunday at

Tokcncke.
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Mrs. 14.9.1. 111101111111 11110 1111 her
guests Mines Elisabeth 111001 and
Lydia von Muller. 1801111101 Lowe, arid

'Mt'. White returned to his home 141111
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violin collections by William. 0011011 0

 

‘ 11.14.1111. ,
nose so or client among” her 3011' she.

.. lure-- depended 11,0011 this triedmud,

’ nown residents here
. Schoonmuiter, of New Yet 11, members

:of the Spuyten Duyvil Condo Club,
will take a canoe cruise up the Hudson

1.11.1110 Mrs. Alfred B Crockett 11110,
and'

. ness, Sniurdoy night,

Robert White. all of New York dim:

At the 111111011141 01.1.1111, yesterday.

weary years with 0 00011. ‘

 

 
 

11 surrrstored to 111111001 health by this
111.111.1111 Medicine ‘10 union's the.

This 11.14 been the experience or
1110115111011 of 1.1111010 women {who

true rented?

 

 

111011.; on the property where Presi»
dent Farrell's rcsidhrtjco is located

 

 

~v1ctor w. 11111101141111. who has 11...,
011.111.1111; 0 two weeks vocation. 'lnt

to his home in the Duricn road and re-
sumed his duties as Associated Press
operator in the office of the South
News“: Sentinel.

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Russell Griswold who is rehearsing
for a part in the “Count of Enron-
11mg," in New York city, spent the
clue on Rowaytonl
avenue. The play will he tried out on‘
the road shortly for a few weeks and
then returning to New York will open
at the New Amsterdam Theatre.

 

The Rowayton ”Methodist Episcopal

wedding, Saturday evening, the con-
traction parties being Mrs Gertrude
Waiter-s end Hiram .Morcly, both well ,
1Rev. R. F. Chinnl
pcrfbrmed the ceremony, and Miss:
Vivian Stevens acted as bridesmaid
and. Joseph 'R. Taylor. of this place,
as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Merely
will reside at the residence of Can.
taln John L'iiommediell,
street.

 

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. Miss Maud D. Simon, or Dunen. wno
has been spending the past week
with her uncle 11nd ount Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Flags of i" as; Muin SUM} tStsmv
ford. has returned home.

There were seven soles of property
in Burton. last week, with mortgages

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‘1 amounting to “3"59 recorded in “1.9.good breeze 1i.11 011111. oil the vessels
”’9‘“ of’i‘own Clerk Stephen 1" “03"1'011101-00; and ‘lrftll‘tlliig a 0110 after

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The real estate 1111111101.. were no folvl
lows: Georgie Brown to Elsie' W..R

Miller estate to W. H. Walton, hind.
18(iilllyltil Mor..ritt 411111., trustees.
l
lulicllo Nash to P. E. Walker Muplo

street; Tokencke (.ol pol utloil to Aline;

j.i . Sw.ift 'I‘okoncko; louist1 Wendi
,ostnic to \V. 7‘. Cross). '1‘ be following.
attachments were 1012011100 .7. l’.

, Brummer ct 01. b1 Butler .0. TUer Co.
{3100; C B. Ii‘itCil bv United Motor Car
{Suites (30.. Pine sheet, 3200; Jane E
Mather by Keogh & t‘nndec, Wooti
Norwalk routi. $1,000.

 

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Many Offender. Appear Before Judge
Tammany and Arc Sentenced
Judge Tammany had six cases be
fore him this morning, the accused
and their sentences lacing us follows:
Hugh Dollorty. arrested for drunken-
wtls sentenced

to thirty dnyu in jail with costs. ‘

Michael Sulilvdn. arrested for
drunkenness. breach of the [101100. and
charged with being 11 common drunk
11rd, was given ninety days in jail. tie
appealed. but went. 1.5 lull just the
some. Officer Reynolds made both ar-
rests . .

«Michael Moriarty. arrested for
drunkenness 1Sunday morning, was 111
so given thirty days in Jail. Oiilccr
Sirsttcn made the surest.

Stephen Corgi” was 1urrentod for
breach of the peace and drunkenness
by Officer 8111111111111. but his case was
trolled. no it was the first time he was
over in court. 1
William Fonnoll‘rovndcd his 11100110
hill at Jacob 150111111011 end was arrest-
ed by Sergeant Ruymoud Sunday
morning at 1:18 1111 he was leaving
town.
tomorrow

Jack Dalton wall 01111001110 by Can

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day evening. 111111 flattened 0. 00110.01
“#10. . .

 

Basket. 9 points. winner; Miss Tiler;
esa 01110911.? points, secondi.

Boys 50 yards swimming contest. ,
sixteen yeuls or undet'lelilaui Tayv'

11111111111011. 1). Taylor and W

‘ .wflecrge Cbndderton. first;
-—ln future all permits for sewer Chester Depot. Vermont, 1..-11.11.111.110- Nash second

Crockett ‘,

'aguingt. H. 1..

to:
Andre Boslhjovuc, Holmes 1111;011110 is- 111110.111 m. M, compo 1i.tors 11nd is now

H10 case was continued until .

thin (111011011 for both; "(trunk 00.151111 .

m-

holds and (3.13011. 11 11011110. econ: s. 1

¢.'

41.010008. 9.
honey diving tor sii'lanlss Ethel

 

101', first; S. Whitcslde. second;
George Smith. 11111th Tom 8111111011. E.

 

tonsils; , .
Hurry scurry canoe rice, 44-0 yards
ii. L.

 

Gil'ls' swim, ilfty yards—«Miss Ethel
Becker. 01st; Miss 11.1.19... Farrell
second: Miss E. Money. third; M.
Cooke. Eugene ltummlor .1110 Nancy
iiurnc. {Gillidh

Mixed canoe doubles. 410 yards—
Misa M. Noney and George H. Chnd
dertou. first; Miss Ethel Becker and
Robert 1.130111111111111; second. ,

Men‘s swim, 1le yardswA. Clark,

first: C. Wulluce, second; 8. 00001100.
third: K. Wullu‘ce. fourth.
Canoe ruce 101 men. one mlle-

~Willlum J. Mollllgll. 11.111111 Geor..e
H. Chadderton, winners; Holly Earle
and Randolph Belts. second; H. L

.anh and ii. Grey, third '8. lichen-
mm and F. Bishop, did not finish.

Mons hult‘ mile swimvv-Ciifford H.
Benedict. first; Alan Moses, second;
Arthur Bteb'cll. third

Canoeltiit pr'olinlinoiies ior men—m
Harry Earls uud Rundolpil Bette
against H. L. Nash and Herbert fluid
will, W00 by the latter. .

Stanley iluldwin and if. (lrny
against R. Jones 111111 112. Wallace, won
by the latter. '

A. Clark and C, Dity against Roy
Gerard and George Cllnddcrtou. won
by the lottel.

Semi minis—4.111.110 11nd Chudcrtiu
uguln'gl Jones and “11111100, won by
letter;

Finhlsv-~R. Jones and 1(.Wnlluce
Nash and Herbert
Baldwin, won by the latter.

The colnnllttoo huviug charge of
the events was (loo. ll. Chudderton
and Harold Clerk. 111111 the judges were
idlbil't W. Fitch, who was the till-
nouucer. and Victor W. Ferris. and
Harold Smith.

Sail Boat Races.

The third in the notion of selling
ruces at. tho, Nolunllr Yacht Club
.11erc sailed. Saturday afternoon. a

0000’s sport

Green. ..

DU
Ci LITY CONCIS‘TENT
WITH SOUND ‘1
HANK! KlNi‘i

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Capitol ,. Buroluo and Profits
0100.000. 00' 811 7.000310
We 0.1.5.11 noun :3 and 85 per you

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noun H. KNAPP, m Vice-Pm
snsosulox u. now/11.1. 2.1 v1» 1

1W|£PBED MOW ELL. Cashier
olsscrqfie

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E. H. 1111115109....» 1 J. Walloon Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian 8mm Fred. H. Rowan

Samuel Grumman Lewis B. Hurihutt
1 _lionry s. Lockwood

 

 

 

HOUSEWIVEB
“Read. About 1
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.

It is aneétublishcd taot'thst
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils, are superior to those made
of any other metal. This has
been proven by scientific re-
search, as the tests show that ,
no verdlgrls. rust, nickel-oxides '
or injurious zines can form, no
matter how it is used. Neither ‘
is there any danger of chipping.
us with enamel ware.

it is an excellent heel: conduc-
tor, which means quick boiling
and saving of fuel. Its light
Weight makes it easy to handle.
and the silvery-white color of
the were is pleasing and always
Clean looking. .

Every piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary.

Swiss Aluminum Ware has
come to stay, which eventually
menus the pussing of all lines
of tin, steel and enameled cock-
ing were of every description.

'HORACE R. NASH,
North Main and Worst streets.

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in Close X. the Defiance, owned by

Jckins Tokcnehc Park; John Fisher- ox Commodrc C B. Kceler, won again, ,
‘ty to Kills ’0. Sulliv.1u,lnnd: .loreimiahibb, i011) “we,“ seconds, and is “3le 3""

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ing in 1101 class.
in Class 11.11.14 Knnuku came in
i.91111l11., . in her class.
’lhc summaries follow:

i class A.
Corrected ' J h K b .
Stnrt Finish. Time. , .
lieil.cltlc 22'i5 ii: 50 1:44 0 n u ovlc
Balls 2%?» «i: 01: 50 1:46:50 213 WASHINGTON ST.»
0'8" B. SOUTH NORWALK.
Flicker 54:20 4:00:40 1:40:40 ‘ ‘ ’
. we 1.» rwaw‘w...‘
Pulltppl‘u 2 :20 4 : i7102 1:571:02 1 1
K110111111. 2:20 4:10:24 1:50:24
.vylni' “2:20 4:10:30 2:20:10,

 

THE fumes we 3140
the

1 summer styles.
i your cloth and let us tailor you a. per-

Come and choose

feet fitting suit. One that will gite
you n distinguished appearance among
well/drosSed men. 0111' workmen are
« artists and turn out perfect work.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

SUMMER TIMETABLE ,

On and after Monday, June 17, 1912.

the new and commodious ‘

STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Capt William C “1003. will run as
follows: heme Huntington for Nor
wall: Mondays and Fridays at. 0: 45 a
111.. 011021.10 11.111. Leave Norwalk for
Huntington Mcndnys and Fridays at
8: 4‘1. .11 01.011115130 p. m Excursion
tickets 50 cents. Single tore 40 cents
9110011011.. ' to 12 years. excursion 35
cents. Single late. 25 cents. Posse!»
gets from Norwullt by 8: 4“ a. 1n. host
will have four hours at! untinston
Our summer schedule gives the peo-
ple of Connecticut “an outing on the
110w and com odious smother Hunt
ington across '0 sound and over one

world. Huntington tiny. with scenery

min to stop at Valley Grove.

boat by coinpotout steward

 

of thc finest shoots of water in the

unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can more arrangements with the 0110

101111111011 and meals served on the

We Make
No Charge

for Connecting
Gas Ranges

To insure prompt attention or.
dcrslmust be placed early. 'Dcn’t

, and but.
,today.
means prompt attention. We 0011-

An order placed now

 

not'promiso this prompt service

L now. A phone call or a

 

 
 

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‘very latest creations for ,

' 6:01.11 7:14.11. 31591:, 10x, 11:10x, 12x.

wait until the weather gets good I
Order your gas range

I if you delay in ordering. Order .

 

Commencing August 1
‘15 DAYS ANNUAL

SUMMER SALE

Men’ s Suits 81 Wearabies
important Reductions 10
Clothing. Hats, ' ‘
Furnishings. Shoes

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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.. 3;: '10. 00 AND 012 00 suns REDUCED TO. .3009
-‘ .-. $15.00 sun‘s REDUCED To ......... $9.89

 

EVERY surr IN THE svone iii—:oucso.
STRAW HATS AT ONE HALF FORMER PRICE.

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Price’s Clothing Store

93 Washington St- Phone 165—3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New York New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

,in Effect Juno 1, 1912.

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SOUTH NORWALK 10 NEW YORK.

A. M.—~v112:48x, 5:09x. 5:4ix, '5:09.
57, 7:201, 7:41:11. 8:172, S:513,9:15x,
37. 10:20x, 10:45x, 11:3811.

P. M.———12:52lx, 1:03, 1:371: (l'hlla.
and Wash. Exp, goes to Harlem Riv-
er). 2:4lx, 2:50x. 3:27, 4:15, 413111,
5:35. 5:50x. 0:40. 0:51t, 7:37.111, 7242):.
01401:, 10:45.

WAY
for you to be warm in‘ your new
house this winter is to have us instoll 11 ‘
11. Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!

S We'll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house 0111! " ‘
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you host.

The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company

Phone 742 _ NORWALK. CONN-

0:

Sundays. . ,
A. M. ~12: 48x,5 :,09x 35:4111.‘
10: 2011, 1122411.-
P M.:—-12 53x. 2: 3411, 2: 4411-505.
5: 3811, 7:0011, 7: 12. 7: 52x, 8:21x, 9:4211,
it): 28.

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The New Science

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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A. Nix-43511, 5:40. 6:47.11, 8:03x, DEFINlTlON 0F CHIROPRACTIC “
8250’“ 8155’“ 9:15x, 9:421 10:03)“ Chiropractic is the science of the
10:05, 1111. ' course of the. disease and the ..1‘. of ad-

P. M.«12: 031:. 1:05, 11381:, 2:041; lusting the some Diseases are caused . ‘

.. ‘ 39 - — by a wrench. twist or sprain in the ‘

fix" '3: 30:9 4 1511, 4 x, 1., 00x, buck. Even if done in childhood it

5. 1411. 5. ':21, 610111, 610311. 8x. 81101:;
911. 9:30, 1111, 11: 30. 12X '
Sundays.

A. M ——(i. 8. 2511, 8' 5511, 9: 03x, 9:3911,

10: 02x, 111:.
P. lib—1.2: 04, 12021:,

creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. ‘ '

Chiropractors remove the (11111110 of ,
this discuss 11nd. 1111.111, mid health is ,
restored through harmonizing the six‘
nerve s) stems in your body 1 ‘

Nervousnoss, Rheumatism, Paraly-
tits. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis».
cases are givemspeclul uttcntlon: also
Curvature of the Spine. You wll
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to hel you.

T. 111111111015. 0. c.

94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
. Magnetic TrEatmenu Given Also

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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
» HAVEN.

A. M.»-12i‘10x. 1:17x, 12157:. 0:09.
7:23. 9:13x. 025411. 10:21:11, 7111111.

P. M ——12: 07x, 1:20, 3:1411. 3: 2111.
4. 20x, 5:12x. 0:14x, 0:47, 7. 10!, 0: 0911,
ll 23:, 10' 09:, 11:13.

Sundays. .

A. M.——-12:22x 115711.
1010711, 10: 54x, 1111:.

P. M.:——2 08:, 6:10, 0: 46. 1:105,
8:19, 9:501. 10: 541:.

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AM-120:013.8:,2710:0111 0.115.111. 11 9::
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6:20 7:20. all combinedlnlmu ,iutNo. 1nd“
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. Sundays. ‘ no: 31111110 3001:: iii
A.‘M.-v~1:20x. 10:01x,10:10. “ “was 111;; Vlfifi .1.,
P. Air-2215. 7215. three minutes I. outdoors o
‘1 . that fits nmino puns .“f'!
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P. “1’3: 40!. 8: 33:0 3- 30.
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