WEDNESDAY, JULY 8. I914
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Classified
For Sale.
Wants!
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”—To Let, ...
Business and
Three Times, 50c.
face or Caps. Double Price.
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WANTEDAHII'NGAIIIAN (ilill. IS WITH
looking for a place at general housc- board, siutable for [0‘0 persons. In-
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN’I‘INEL
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The Sentinel has always been
residents at nearby shore resort
porting local happenings.
tion. We want all newcomers t
considered favorably by summer
3 owing to its completeness in re—
The present season is to be no excep-
0 get the habit of looking for The
:Sentinel every afternoon, because by so ‘doing you will help us,
and at the same time you will be reading a. new5paper
that
Ishould be in every family in Norwalk. We welco::7e contribu—
‘ FOR SALE
l FOR SALE—*(‘ABIN MOTOR BOAT,
26 x 6 fl, 6' in, 3 Ii P. Palmer engine:
Inquire A. S. Merriam, 18 Lowndes'
Ave Phone 316-6. je‘ 3t
WANTEDallY TWO lll'NGARlAN
girls. situations at general housework.
(‘annot speak English. Inquire 19
(‘lifl‘ St 18 3:
To LET—«FOUR ROOMS, SECOND
floor, 60 Osborne Ave.
borne Ave.
1 TO LET-FOUR ROOMS, DOWN-
WANTED—BOY OF GOOD HABITS
stairs, 36 Osborn Ave. Rent 89. In-
i‘or lll‘lli, store: must be 16 or over. quire on premises. 16 3t
Siillsori-l’owell Corp. .18 3t
. TO LET—FOUR ROOMS, FIRST:
WANTED—HOI'SF TO HOI‘SE floor and gas; Connecticut Ave.;
canvassers with experience; can earn rentAtlo. Apply H- Beebe, Connie?—
from $4 to $6 per day. Reputable lo cut ve j t
cal concern. State experience. Ad- . E
dress ('1. 6., care Sentinel. 18 litlr To LET—APARTMEPT- FIVE
come and collar, 41 Chapel St., fur-
AS,nace, range, hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porch and barn
Rent 815 month.
.Maln St.
WANTED—«A SITI'ATION
housekeeper or general housework by
a refined young lady. Address R (‘.,
care. The Sentinel. jS 31
Inquire 64 South
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WANTED— PROM JP] 1' 20111 1": “I"?TERP AND BASE‘
a” round good woman in small aum- 'tzena 85 20:1 an St Inquire at
nicr boarding business: must be Uriel utkows ya furniture store 8‘
to 11ch the cook, wash. iron, wait on.N°rm MM“ 5"124 i
an: i needed; 20; references. lint
I} lliarlieri (‘oun 5 18 3tl To LET—‘10 ROOM HOUSE 23
_'_ ' ' ‘Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R, Tarlov,
WANTED—SELECT PEOPLE 102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 1165-5.
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paying guests at my home, “Varied “18 U
View Villa," 55 Swiview Ave. Good‘ __ -
table. Delightful surroundings. All .
conveniences. Phone 430. Miss Helen The New Selence
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
A MOTHER AND DMYGHTER Chiropractic is the definition oi the
four \eais old are looking for‘a corr- ladjugtlgtg a: 23:2“ 1;:2‘381::a$
genial borne with (‘atlrolic family for ed by a wrench “n", or sprain in
{board and room, permanent; country I :19 back Dvelpedif done in :hildhood
preferred, in or near The Norwalks. creates pnc nerves an pain in
State particulars in detail as to price,l :33; life in the different organs and
lotaiion, etc. Address G. L. care Sen” Chiropractors remove the cause or
tiuei, 16 3t disease and pain, health is restored
|through harmonizing the nerve aye
borne in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
M Washington St., 80. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
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WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
l‘riedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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lilill llllllllES
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
|(‘our't, July 7, A. 1)., 1914.
Estate of Elizabeth Iladden, late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered, That the trustee of cer-
tain estate of said deceased exhibit
ills administration account to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
Cotirpo Inn
BOSTON POST ROA D.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carte, noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Amusements can be made
Apply 37 08-;
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ioffice in Norwalk, on the 17th day of
July, 1914, at 2 o'clock afternoon; and
that all persons intersted in said ea-
tlate may be notified thereof, the said
trustee will cause this order to be
for banquets upon short notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MR8. M. LEVY.
Telephone Connectione, 98 Weetport.
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100 VISITING CARDS, 50c, CARD‘
case free. 100 invitations with two en-
velopes, $4. Orders called for and
ldeiivered. R. 11. McLellan, Norwalk.
Phone 565. 36 3t
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FOR SALE — FAST DRIVING'
ihorse, perfectly fearless. Also 20 ft.'
sail skiff. Would make good power
boat. Charles Smith, 22 Lowndes
Ave. Tel. 1361. 16 3t
WILL SELL FOR CASH OB ON
easy terms, one Marion 5 passenger
touring car; one Haynes .3 passenger;
car. Inquire C. S. Byxbee, 3 Cedar
16 3t
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELIr
ing, No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 7.] feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
.and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz. 13 tt
FOR SALE—{BEAR 20 FOOT
gasolene launch; first-class‘condition;
Barker engine. (‘an be seen at Bark.
er iinglno Co., Norwalk, Conn. Ad-
dress T. E. i‘onklin, 225 Fifth Ave.,
New York .12 (it,
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For Sale or Rent |
Large Single ilousc, all improve:
merits, attractively situated, on Ste-
vens street, Norwalk. 1
c. 'r. McGOVERN ‘
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Waehlncton Street,
tout?! Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 345.
LOST
LOST—«SMALL WRITE DORY,l
went. adrift Sunday from Tokeneke
Club. Finder please return to Toke-I
neltc Club, Tokeneke, Conn. is :It
LOST~0N NORTH MAIN ST.,
satchel containing bankbook, a sum of
money and valuable receipts. Reward
for return to Sentinel. is it
LOST, STRAVED OR STOLEN,
Sattrrday_ a Boston brindle dog; alsoi
6 months old collie pup, white withl
black and brown spots. Liberal re-
ward for return to Barry A. Beers, Da-l
rieu. Tel. 145-2. 18 int
LOST—CARNIVAL NIGHT. RED
sweater. Reward for return to Nor-
walk Halal. )7 3t
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LOST—CHRISTMAS CLUB BANK
’works Norwalk has ever seen.
' Sound Beach,
ltions of shore items. Either give them to Our reportegs,
‘them to the office or telephone t
mail
hem to us.
Roton Point
The new home for the local lite-sav-
ers, Willi it is being constructed'on the
beach, is progressing fast. This hand:
some building will add considerably
to the appearance of the beach.
Should a picnic be at the point when
a rain-shower comes up, the dancing
pavilion and spacious Casino veranda
will be ttrrned over to those in attcn'V
dance. and they will be privileged to
bring their basket-lunches to these two
places.
R, P. Wilcox, manager of the danc-
ing pavilion and instructor of the mod-
ern dances, says he has his hands full
teaching the large dancing classes he
has formed. Mr, Wilcox adds an attrac-
tive feature to the dance pavilion or
his skilful exhibition dancing.
There were over rive-hundred peo-
ple at llolon Point last evening to
witness the finest display of
Bad
the weather been more agreeable the
crowd would have been much larger.
This popular form of amusement will
be held every Tuesday evening for the
balance of the summer.
Today will be a big day at lioton
ll'oint as far as picnics are concerned.
,I-‘rorn Stamford three Sunday-schools
picnics will arrive, another from
Paul churches of Norwalk will picnic
at the point today, as will the Bap-
,tlst
I'l'hc stands. carousal a.1d roller-coaster
Sundayschools of Bridgeport.
together with the Casino resturant ser-
jvice, are bound to do a booming bus-
~iness.
Arthur Stabell, the member of the
life-savers who is noted for his speed
and endurance powers, may be seen
daily traing for the New York Trill:
lune swim, to be. held on Saturday, July
is, and in which MP. Siahcll is deter-J
mined tolead. This swim will be from
the Battery to Sandy neck, a distance
of over twenty miles. The many
friends of the crack waterrnan wish
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him every success.
Hickory Bluff
Owing to the races at 'the Larch-
mont Yacht Club on‘Saturday. next.
fire?
and the Grace and Si.’
Bell Island
Mrs. Harry Machochlan spent yes
tertiay at Lanbury.
John Dillon, of New York city, 1:
at the island for a few days.
The new pool table is expected to
arrive today at the club house.
Marion Quinn is home again after
spending a week at New Britain with
f‘ricnds.
Frank .‘licNulty defeatel l.‘illiarn
Smith yesterday in a very exciting ca—
noe race.
Dr Reinworth and fanilv, of ‘Icw
York, have rented the Po'ut View
cottage «1 Pine Point, Belle Island for
12:»: summer season.
at Sterling
.. l2? Washington street.
-—Buy your furniture
Furniture Co
William C. Smith will hold a clarit-
bake this coming Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Smith expects tit) guests to be
there and enjoy the bake which will
be prepared by Tobey. of South Nor-
walk, and the music and entertainers
‘will come from New York city. Mr.
Smith has gotten permission from Mr.
Barclay, of Rowayton, to hold the
Mil-'9 at his island, From all reports it
is going to be some Clambake.
A very pretty and novel e’uchre and
bridge (party was held at the club
house yesterday afternoon. The prizes
were all wrapped the same and the
winners did not'know what they re-
ceived till they opened them. Rw-
fresnnients were served and a good
time was enjoyed by all. The win-
‘riors were: Euchre. Mrs. Perry, Mrs.
Sirobmeyer and Mrs ll. \Vright:
,Lidge. Miss A. Rafter'y, Mrs. \Viruring-
ham and Mrs. Wright.
The following guests are registered
at the Sound View House: Mr. and
Mrs. Ii. Roe, of New York city; Mr.
€arul Mrs. P. Schleger, of Jersey City.
N. J.; Miss C. Schleger, of Jersey
City. N. J.: Miss E. Roylan, of New
iYork city; Mrs. M. S. Hickey. of New
.an14 city: Mr. and Mrs, F. Blake, Jr.,
'0' Hartford, Conn: Miss B. Schevlin.
,of New York city; Mr. and Mrs. P.
:V. Lindon and family, of Brooklyn.
N. Y.: Mr .and Mrs. J. Becker and
family, of New York city; Mrs. B.
.r'tr‘u‘i'l‘ ' '
and also the following Saturday, there Kavanaugh, of Brooklyn N. Y.
will be no races at the Norwalk Yacht
Club. 'lhe regatta committee is con-
sidering a schedule of events fol.
l Harbor View Beach
[published in a newspaper having a 017- TELEPHONE CALL. 720.
culation in said district, at least five
days before said 17th day of July,
4 1914.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
08 1t Judse.
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MALE STENOGRAPHERS AND
TYPEWRITERS IN 05- I
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Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupaia, 8. Saunders
aaeoricuuunisre.
court-1 uoawwtx. con»,
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The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that while it
has no difficulty in securing sufliclent
temale stenographers and typewrit-
ers to meet the needs of the depart-
ments, at Washington, the supply of:
male eligibles has not been equal to.
the demand. Young men who are at
least 18 years of age and who are
willing to accept the usual entrance
salaries, thCh arm 8840 and $900 a:
year, have excellent opportunities for.
appointment. While the entrance sal-
aries are low, advancement is reeson-I INTENDENT.
‘ably rapid to those meriting it. The! HARTFORD, July 8-—Labor Com-
examinations, which any competent missioner P. H. Connolly today ap-
etenographer should be able to pass, pointed Edward P. Clarke, of No. 228
are held each month in the year. end Wethersileld avenue. this city. to be
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NEW FREE EMPLOYMENT SUPER-
cept December. at the principal cities superintendent of the Hartford State ’ '
or the United States. . Free Employment Bureau, to an a va-
Full informalIOn in regard to the cancy caused by the death of former
examination may be secured by ad! V incumbent... Mr. Clarke stood highest
dressing the United States Civil Ser- among the eligibles who recently pass-
book, containing 8100. Finder may later in the season, when the other
keep the money if they will return races about the Sound are practically
book to the bank 17 3t over.
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L08T~LARGE SOLITAIRE DlA- l The govern
mond brooch. Reward for return to walk 1'14 ht held a meeting. lat night
Frank T Brundage, Taylor and Gold-“and transacted routine business The
on or telephone 1391-3. 16 atiseaaon thus far has been very grati-l
’ trying to the members, and much in:
terest has been taken. in the various
FOUND.
I FOUND—A LADY’S GOLD WATCH'having a smoker in a month or so
Sunday Owner may have same W was discussed and this will be deCId-
proving property and paying for 4611- ed upon at the next meeting.
vertlsement. Inquire 52 Spring St.
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theld at the :Norwalk Yacht
house at Hickory Bluff, last night.
and if the succeeding ones prove as
enjoyable as the opening affair there
'is no doubt but that these events will'
roofing, leaders and gutters that la;be de‘ldedly popular the balance 0‘
“51.33%me 15 years: Wise people the season. A dance will be given.
are lthving the repair their Tinwork, each Tuesday evading. Pulrord's or-
Plumbins and Heating because they chestra of South Norwalk provided
"w money the music. and there were many rev-l
HENRY A' HEGELE'N' orable comments on the character or,
141 Week. 80. Phebe 1106-12 or 873 it Tire musicians have been engagedl
for each week.
BUSINESS NOTICES
_ NOTICE.
I have it at last. What1.'l‘ln for
some anoweea afrtLt. AT:
- LARGE, : rouAssus couucu. ADDRESSED
' BY CAPTAIN HOYT.‘
WAKEFIELD, Mass, July 8.—Town
and ““9 ”on“ were unable today t° The members of Ponassua Council,
find any trace of the person responsi- Royal Magnum held their regular
C,
l
ing board of the Nor-
activiiies at the club. The matter 01'
The first dance of the season was;
Club.
, A large number of people enjoyed
lthe. bathing today.
Miss E Livingston is spending her
vacation with Elsie Canileld.
Cyril Whls is spending a few days
In New York city. with friends.
—Buy your furniture at Sterling
Furniture-00.. 127 Washington street.
Miss C, Brotherton is spending the
summer with Mrs. F. Whitehead.
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i Kenneth Thomas has left for a
camping trip that will last about 10
days
, Charles Whitehead, of La Rochelle
liiouse sprained his ankle while plai-
Zing ball. From the latest reports Mr
'Vlliltehead is doing nicely
‘WESTPORT MUST PAY 36 A WEEK,
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‘Joceph Houeer Suffered Two Crush
ed Toes Whlle Working on Town
Job, May 13.
Westport town must pay one of its
citizens 86 a week for a considerable
period, as a result of a decision
lreaclied today by Workinen's Com-
rice Commission. Washington. D. 0.11 ed the olvilaervice test. Heisaproor'ble for the discharge of a bomb in meeting last night, at which they; penaation Commissioner Edward '1‘.
or the District Secretary, Post Office, reader by occupation.
Boston, Mesa, Philadelphia, Pa., At-
lanta, GIL, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chicago}
111., St. Paul, Minn., Seattle, WashJ,
obitroao watchman rinse.
WATER'BURY, July 8.—-Charles
the house or Richard 8. Strain. a de- heard a this address by William F.
partment superintendent It the HOY- Hoyt, supreme representative. It was
wood 'Brothera and' Wakefield Com- voted to make a trip to Bridgeport and
PM!" rattan factory, which 1738 visit, Seaside Council on July 22, and;
Buckingham. Joseph Houser ‘stif-
:fered. two crushed toes while work-
ing on a town job on May 13, pnd
San Francisco Cal., Customhouae,nNew‘-Garne1-, a watchman, who gala m. 'closed recently because of a strike. lthe following Were named in commit-i since
York, N. Y.. New Orleans. 1.11., or Old
Customhouse, St. Louis, Mo.
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‘ kitten) Wants uo a qua-a notice
and. inexpensive means of communi
cation. Thor emord-g:_ Mot 1767 of
home was in Cuilford, Was arraignedin The “1110510“ 9001“?“ about-2,159 to arranle the details: Fred Ric-i
1010.0“! court here today and oharzod 0"ka “1“ morning. “10 1101189 W38 dell, chairman; P. '.D annual-d. St. finding orders that the town com-
with drunkenness and permits a m. ,bedl7. wrecked, every Winder? "9 John Merrill. George 0.19. P. w. Ve-- penaate Houser at the rate of 86 a
as said he u. a watchman. and for- mation. doors. were torn from their His, 14. Roberts. =11 ill. smith. George week .I'intil such time as his injured
not to am tile m monitor-1| before hins‘cs. eeller beams were splintered 8. Edwards. Doctor Robert... Dr. B. 3. too- permit him to work asnln. Com-
lire, came here. Hem 61164181660410.
and Mend water pipes were broken. West. Eugene Goblet. Thomas Burke
of thermal- persons in the and Leo Baker. The trip will bemade
l Sentinel alive 1167.
Commissioner Buckingham in his
palliation date! from June 4.
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as a result has been unable to work-
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Wilton Farmer Fined $5 and the
Costs, But Fine Was Remitted
The case of David Evans, the “'11-
tori farmer charged with (Tilelly to
animals, was tried this morning. be-
fore Justice of the Peace Joseph J.
Linxvr,eiler in the offices of the law-l
firm of Linxweiler & liegeman. .‘l
Mr. Evans was found guilty of:
cruelly whipping his lame mare, and
for tying the legs at his heifer with
.a rope. lie was fined 85 and costs
on each count, but JustiCe Linxweiler
remitted the fines, Evans paying the
costs, which amounter to $19245.
liuriug the testimony it was brought.
out that veterinary surgeon Frank L.
Olmstead had recommended to Mr.
Evans exercising the horse to over-
come the animal's lameness.
Justice Linxweiler told Mr. Evans
that if he was brought before him
again. he would be dealt with severe
1y. as the justice is determined that
cruelty to animals shall be. severely
punished. Commissioner Gardner of
the Connecticut Humane Society was
present during the trial. The Humane
Society is active at all times, watch-
ing for the cruel treatment of any
animal. and their action is prompt
and severe to the offender.
Mr. Evans was defended by Attor:
ney William F. Tammany of this city,
and the Humane Society was repre
sented by Attorney Raymond E. Hac-
kett. of Stamford.
Norwalk Country Club
At the meeting last night of the
tennis committee of the Country Club
it was decided to have a series of trial
games played on the club court to
dei'ide on a learn to send to New
Haven on the lath of this month,
when the club tennis team will play
the Beaver Hills of that place.
ROOSEVELT AND THE NOMINA-
TION.
SomethIng Definite to be Decided in
New York state Today.
NEW YORK, July S.——-Whether Col-
onel Roosevelt will accept the Pro
gresalvc nomination for governor of
New York may possibly be decided
today at a meeting at Progressive na-
tional headquarters of the state lea‘l-
ers. Delegations of Progressives from
various parts of the state said frankly
that they had not even considered an-
other name for the head of the ticket.
~ Colonel Roosevelt came to New
York by train from Oyster Bay and
went at once to Progressive headquar-
ters.
WATERBU-RY MAN DROWNED.
- WATERBURY, July 8,—The body of
Charles Krause. 40, married. of Or-
an‘e street, who was drowned in Lake
Quasaapaug early this morning. had
not been recovered up to noon. Krause
and a companion, Johri Vasser, had
been out fishing, and it Is claimed had
been rather boisterous during the eve
ning. About 2 o'clock this mcrning
the boat in which they sat upset, and
both were thrown into the deep lake.
Their cries attracted the attention 6!
members of the Colonial Club. who
rushed out in boats to their assist-
ance. But before they arrived Krause
had gone down to his death. Vassar
was pulled aboard, but was unable to
tell clearly just what caused the up-
set.
U LTIMATUS TO RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, July s.——Representatlves
of the freight handlers, clerks, bag-
gagemen, warehousemen and trainnien
of sixty~seven railroad lines west of
Chicago were occupied today in pre-
paring an ultimatum to be sent to the
board of managers of the roads. The
executive committee of the euiployes
yesterday voted to take a referendum
strike vote in their organizatiori‘. A
strike vote by the engineers and fire-
men of the roads already is in pro-
gross. / l
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I 60641 tenants are to be had—forI
3the advertising
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sentinel car-“pay.
ti'oti need some adjustments,
‘ Shore Dinners and All Kinds
Household bet are watch Sentinel
Wat AC\8 for cuancos to find mm
appreciative emp‘ mars
You are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom
You want the best,
That's proper
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. liarthol, D C.
That's important.
Offices So. Norwalk and Stamtonl.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's all.
E. BARTHOL D. C.
South Norwalk. 'I
53 Meadow St.,
7 to 8 p. m.
:07 Atlantic St.,
in. to 5 p. m
Spinal Analysis Fm,
Stamford. g I. 31
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Dorlon House
(GregOry Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK :
o1" Sea Food Cookch
to Order.
John 1;. O’Sullivan.
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Timetable ’V I
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 19:4.
SOUTH NORWALK to new YORK. k
A. 11.—1:37p. 4:43". 5:343, 5:42;}?
6:09, 0:577. 7:l8x. 7:46, 8:18x, 8:593.
0:]Sx, 9:40. 10:33x. 1025117, III-)1.
P. M.—l:l."iv. 1:22.41. 1:27. 3:026.
3:241, 4:42x, rum, 5:47. 13:02:, 6:47.
7:021, 7245:, 0:42x, 10:181.
Sundays.
A. 11.—12:2 7x 4:42. 5:34: 5142153.;
8:54,10..r..\ 11:3 ~
P. 11.——l'.’:.10x2-il‘< 3: 02x 4: 43x,“
5:43. 0:024. 710‘2x.17:3.7:45x 7: 872.:
8:06x. 924213 ”1:le 10:3
NEW YORK 70 SOUTH noawatst.
A. M.—4:41x. 5:33. 6:45 mosh.
8:51x, 9:15x. 10:02x. 10:05 10: 503.
11:03 .
P. M. —12:0.. 1:05. 2:04;“;167
3:30x x. 3: 55. 4: 17.: 4. 29 5:051"; 5:13,”
5:23 Mix. 6:07, 8:10x. 9:25 timer.
11:15:: 12: 00x.
Sundays. .
A. 10—6 00 820311, 41:00:. 10:1
10:503. * V
P. 71—12: 10 1:02;. 3. 39:, 5:030.“
5. 04, 6: 0177 7:09;: 3: 10x, 9. 0041.9: '
10: 00:. 11:15x,12 00x.
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A. M.--12. 23v. 1:17x 6:05 ‘I: '
9:16x.1018 1111:: 11. 3.7:
r tit—12: 03 1:20. 3: 16x 4:.28 6
6zl4x. 6:47, 7:09x. 41:24:, 10:5.
11:06. I
: Sundays. ‘
A. M.—~l‘.’:23x 1:13x, 7:43, 97,1
10:19.11:llx. j
P. M.—-11:57x, 2:08x, 4146:, 6:1
6:48. 7:09x. 8:281. 922414; 10: ~
10:51x.
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4. M.——l:20, 6:13, 8:27, 41:69:.
P. M.~—1:25, 2:232, 4:38, 5::it', 6'
7222.
Sundays.
A. 11.-10:37.
P M.—2:15. 7:22
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A iii—:6 00,7:23. 8:00, 8: 18.10:
11:55.
P. 11.—4:21, 6:49, 3:30.
Sundays.
A. M.—_—7:5_5, 11:45.
P M.—6248, 7:181. 8:35.
x—Signifles express.
f—stgniflea slope on signal 01117.
[Q—Mccontlnued after June 21.
t—‘Dooe not run Saturdays.
s—Saturdays only. "
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