I THURSDAY, JULY 9. 1914
Wants!
Classified
For Sale.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
raw—To Let,
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
'v WANTED i TO LET son SALE !
WANTED— Bl EXPI'RIICXI El)
young man situation as chau‘eur Do
all repair work A Ermark, Jr liox
224, ISalugatuck, Conn. 1'9 31
WANTED-~NIGHT \\'AT(‘IIMAN,
must understand care of boilers and
be under 43 years old. Cluett, I’ea-
body and (‘0., Inc,
fiWANTEDmBELT BOY ABOI'T 18
Sears old. (‘luetl, Peabody and (‘0,
Inc. j9 3t
WANTED—BRIGHT YOI'NG MA\
in our work rooms about 20 years
must be quick and accurate at figures.
[‘luett. Peabody and 40., Inc. j9 31
WANTED~HUNGARIAN GIRL IS
looking for a place at general house.
work. Apply to 130 West St.,
Norwalk.
)8 3t
WANTED—«BY TWO HUNGARIAN.
girls, situations at general housework.
Cannot speak English. inquire l9
.(‘lrif St )8 3t
WANTED—BOY 0!" GOOD HABITS
for drug store; must be 16 or mer.
Btillson— Pow ell Corp. 38 3t
WANTED—HOUSE TO HOUSE
,canvassers, with experience; can earn
from $4 to $6 per day. Reputable lo-
cal concern. State experience. Ads
dress'G, G., care Sentinel. 18 3t
WANTED—A SITUATION AS
housekeeper or general housework by
p refined young lady. Address R. C.,
taro Tire Sentinel. js 3t
WANTED—FROM JULY 20TH,
all round, good woman in small sum-
pit-r boarding business; must be able
to help the cook, wash, iron, wait on
table if needed; 820; references. Box
5, Darieu, Conn. j8 3t
WANTED—SELECT ,PIDOPLE AS
[paying guests at my home, “Varied
[View Villa," 55 Seaview Ave. Good
table. Delightful surroundings. All
conveniences. Phone 430. Miss Helen
H‘aylor. 17 31
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
Bottle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
l‘rledmsn, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, July 8, A. D., 1914.
(Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for the ad-
mission to probate of a certain written
instrument as and for the will of Ida
iA. Gage. late of Norwalk, in said dis-
trict, deceased.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
.bi’iice in Norwaik, on the 20th day of
Italy, 1914, at 10 o'clock forenoon. and
. that ‘public notice thereof be given to
all persons. interested therein by pub-
dishing this order In a newspaper hav.
' lug a circulation in said district, at
least five days before said day “of
hearing
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HENRY W. GREGORY,
4 Judge.
Com 0 Inn
.BOSTONp POST ROAD.
Westport, COnn.
Scrubs Ia' Carts, noted for
. Steaks. B rs and all Sea Foods in
7mm yin-augments can be made
1. soil boriuusts upon short notice. "
., oouosnr av error-Icarus
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
' ‘ ' MRS. M LEVY.
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.‘I'olsphons Connections es Weltpon.
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TEUEPHONSDALI." no.
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South ‘
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH
nnprmenrents. 113. Inquire
Inlted Grocery Co iii if
"01'
AUTO STORAGE, 8.3.00 MONTH.
and I will'furnish a fireproof portable
garage.
interest any time.
lars. S. F. Wyckoff, Dorlon Point.
TO LET—PASTURE. RICH LEV
e1 pasture, plenty shade abundance of
w:ster intelligent care given fine
Ihorses or cattle. Box stalls reasonably
,priced. F.13Cl,ifford P. 0., Westport,
,conn. R. F. D 12. 39 8t
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'board, siutable for two persons. In-
quire Mrs. C. B. Hallock, 92 South
‘Main St. 18 6t
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TO LET—FOUR ROOMS. FIRST
floor and gas; Connecticut Ave.;
rent :16. Apply H. Beebe, Connecti-
,cut Ave. 16 6t
TO LET—APARTMENT, FIVE
rooms and cellar, 41 Chapel 31., for
uses, range, hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porch and barn.
Rent 815 month. Inquire 64 South
Main St. 124 tf
TO LET—STORE AND BASE}
ment. 85 North Main St. Inquire at.
M. Gutkowsky‘s furniture store, 87
North Main St. 124 if
TO LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R, Tsrlov.
102 Taylor Ave., city. Tel. No. 1165-5.
1418 tf
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic Is the definition of the
cans. of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is cans
ed by a wrench” twist or sprain In
meback. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spins. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic tracheal; given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
N Washington Sh, So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer, School. the
discoverer.
You can buy it fOr cost plus,
Write for particu-‘
T0 LET—LARGE ROOM WITH“
FOR SALE—2’) FT. MOTOR BOAT,
first class condition. fully equipped,
leather cushions, water proof spray
hood covering entire (ockpit. Palmer
engine. Apply to C. L. Barker's fac-
tory, 1‘9 31'
FOR SALE—«CABIN MOTOR BOAT,i
26 x 6 ft, is in., I. H. I’. Palmer engine"
inquire A. S. Merriam, lS Lowndes
Ave Phone 516-6. js 31‘
FOR SALE-THE BRICK DWELL-
ing, No.74 West Av.,e known as tile,
Rider house Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, inbluding garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasoaable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz. )3 If
‘FOR SALE—CHEAP. 20 FOOT,
gasolene launch; first-class condition; 5
Barker engine. (‘an be seen at Bark-E
er Engine Co., Norwalk Conn. Ad-
dress T. E. Conklln. 225 Fifth Ave,
New York. j‘.’ 6
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For Sale or Rent ,
Large Single House, all improve-L
merits, attractively situated, on Ste-
vens street, Norwalk.
c. T. McGOVERN
moon/mos AND :EAL ESTATI ’
165 Washington Street.
South NorwsIk. Conn. Tel. 846.,
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LOST
LOST—TUESDAY AT WEST
bound station, bunch of keys. I-‘lnd-
er please return to Sentinel office.
.19 1t
LOST——SMALL WHITE DORY,
went adrift Sunday from Tokeneke,
Club. Finder please return to Toke-i
nelie (.‘lub, Tokcneke, Conn, 18 St!
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LOST, STRAYED 0R STOLEN,
Saturday a Boston brindedog; also
6 months old collie pup, white with
black slid brown spots. Liberal re
ward for neturn to Harry A. Beers. Da-
rien. Tel. 145-2. 18 3t
LOST—CARNIVAL NIGHT, RED
sweater. Reward for return to Nor-
walk Hotel. 17 3t
LOST-CHRISTMAS CLUB BANK
book. containing 81..00 Finder may
keep the money if they will return
book to the bank. 17 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What! Tin for
roofing, era and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork.
Plumbing and Heating because they
When dry, they ignite like tinder
when flying brands or sparks alight
upon them. Once a shingle roof is on
lfir-e, the draught of the flames tears
off the light shingles and carries them
to other roofs to be ignited In turn,
pnd their turn to furnish new flying
brands." -
TRY ASBESTOS CENTURY
SHINGLES. ‘
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rel. oars. . auvl'ow AVO-
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‘ ARSORGULTURISTS. IIVO mon°y_
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
-. ~ 141 Wllh- 81. Phone 1109-12 or 378
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From “rueuc INSTRUCTION m WlsE GLORINDA-
Fm: -PREVENTION." ' ”‘T
"Wooden shingles are thslprincipal “J“ “391“ Express.) ‘
American comflagration ' breeders. Cloriuda's been through college,
C H: Aisthorpe'
‘ She kno‘ws her civic duty. _
Clorinda's stiflied law.
And she has a world of knowledge
That ails my soul with awe.
Her store of economic
Erudltlon gives her charm.
But her hats are truly'comlc '
And I view her with alarm.
She is sound upon the tariff, '
' “And knows that It's a tax,
That consumers pay a share if
Not all, and kindred facts,
Her theory or money _ '
its, in the main, quite! right,
But her clothes are simply funny
And she am my breast with fright.
Clorindsis a beauty
And certainly is good;
And acts just as she should; . '
But—I ant sadly puzzled, _
And fear. I must confess, ' ’”
That Cloriud‘a an id
b a most fortunatel
' ‘ largel
offers:- “n s m". on
so that ,.
for Richard Golden.
the guest of lsabeile McLachlin for,
‘a few days.
‘ “Senora" up on the ways for repairs
fillelle Island Improvement Association
,treated with a cement compound yes-
'terday that will keep it moist and.‘
' week.
,l‘cins to many of
The Sentinel has always been considered fsvorabiy by some:
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
tion We want all nechmcrs to 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 ncw5paper that
should be in every family in Norwalk We welcome contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to us.
Bell Island
Samuel H031 is surveying some lots
Harbor View Beach
Fred Steers “ill take a large part)
of friends out fishing today
Mr. Carle and son are expected at
the Summit House this Friday.
Miss C MtDEImOII is the guest of
Mrs S A. Farrell for a few days.
Elsie Asky entertained some friends
from New York city yesterday,
a number of guests from New lork
The new sidewalk being construct- city this “99“
ed by Brown and Hoyt is near com-
pletlon. Mrs. Henry J. Miller gave a
party at her home yesterday.
the guests were Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Boese and Mrs. Austin,
500
Among
Miss Jeanett Turner of Danbury‘ is
”Buy your
Furniture Co., 1
furniture at Sterling
William H. Farrell had his boat the ’7 “'“WS‘O‘ Street-
and cleaning
treated to quite a riotous dog llgth
There will be a meeting of the
and Dr P. McLaren's dog got togeth
er. One of the dogs might have been
badly injured had not Frank McLaren
stopped them. 1
this evening.
Miss Loretta Hughes who has been
the guest of Catherine Farrell for the
week has returned to her home in '
,Sayvllle. l. I. , ROIOD POM!)
._Bli_\' your furniture at Sterling‘ The second hand “come"
by
crack American Band will be enjoyed
this evening at Roton Point by large
Last Thursday night‘s con-
Furniture Co., 127 Washington street
A number of young ladies from the
. crowds.
Island were entertained at a tea yes-
terday given by Elizabeth and Jose-
phine Traendly 0, Rowayton. tion have been made for a still larg-
er throng of mulclovers this evening.
'The following excellent program will
be presented this evening:
National March-Daughters of Ameri-
can Revolution. .J. llodwnit Samper
:O\'erttlre-—41(lng of Diamonds
‘ .................... C. Savallee
Humoreske A. Dvorak
Selection—Don Carlos ........ Verdi
Vain—Adele ................ Ssmpe
Novelette—Sunshine and Roses
0 .................... \\' alter Rolfe
0verture~4The Golden Sceptre
................. B, Schlepegreil
Sextette from Lucia ..... Donibette
March—With Flying Colors
................ Jean \i. Missud
' Knob Club
F iii Th 1 There was a very pretty dance at
' ‘ ompson, expert roque pay the Knob Club, last ev.enlng The
or from Dsnbury, was at. the Country Vlctrola furnished music and a splen-
Club, last exenlng Initiating a large d.id time was enjoyed by the large
number of 11 e members into the mys- number in attendance These dances
teries of that fascinating game. which will continue every Wednesday and
is fast becoming very popular at the Saturday evening until the close of
Club. the summer season.
The Belle Island tennis court was
hard,
A pleasant curd party was enjoyed
last evenlng at the Court Laurel club.
house Mrs. John (00111111 and Mrs.
Hugh Campbell were the prize win-
11873. I ‘
Tire Belle Island Club float will be
anchored off the pier some time next
It will be securely held in
place by means of a system of chains,
in the same manner the hosts are held
in the North tiller, N. ‘1'.
Norwalk Country Club
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ONLY SIXTEEN,
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“first. Wilt
Many are? eccentrielties to which
wills lia'vo rue testimony from time
to time. The Earl of Portnrllngton
left instructions that he should be
buried with all his rings onhis fingers.
The late Earlof“0rkncy stipulated
Ml Ithut he should be taken to the come
Te“. How s!“ W” ,de ‘tery in tin old.,fushloned hearse. so
Well by LydePmkhams that the coffin could not be seen and
Vegetable Compound.
that no flowers should be placed on his
grave. He also left word that his
rlesn T—"I take leasuroi
”“0 ‘ Inwritmgthgsellnes"“d successor "in u cellar"
mronet would be found by his nephew
of his
house.
hide to you. I m A Vienna millionaire. who died re-
only16yearsoldsnd§9€ntlyr left a sum of money with
'. work in . mmrwhich to defray the 00st of twelve
«factory I have mouths“ electric lighting. not only of
beenavefygick girl his vault. but even of the very coffin
but 1 have improved, In which he was buried. Le. s particu-
wonde‘gfuu gin“ lur was the l'renchman “he asked
taking ydil nithnt his body should be thrown into
qukham’s thdthc sea a mile from the English coast.
bis Compound and: He was. too. so disgusted with his
an now looking final own country that he would neither be
and feelings thousand times better. " buried there nor allow any ‘or his rela-
-Mlss Aaron “ovum, 3981 To-
honp!toulas St, New Orleans, LI.
Ibis money to the poor of London.—
St. Clair, Pink “My miller was:
some because I was troubled .with mm” mm
suppression and had in in my back
and aids, and severe caducheg, 1 bad
pimples on my fuel my complexion was
s
The _ Ship's Rut.
no ambition. LydiaE, Hakim“ .veg%liontc Bello group of islands, even on
stable Compound in. worked up. : 4 the small outlying Islets which are
charm In my casosnd ml. Iodine. . never visited. on Sivixich it occurs moat
Ivorkod in a mill among hundredsof' ubundnutly Its' presence is attributed
girls and have recommended pm modi- to u schooner which was wrecked some
them. "—111“ EtchVoyeurs ugp. for it is well known
fluvial, 110 Thwlng Biz, Stomp,“ putthut this rat is a good swimmer. It is
‘ . “11110118 to find that this animal, which
‘ is now so ruse In its native. countries
‘v as to be looked-upon as a great curios
. its should usually be one of the first
' as to populate new lands where it
om mil outlined com!“
gal;- it has taken to
" . pted for a life
its otherwise victo-
Miss Mame McGraham eutertainedl
Peck. ‘
The residents of Harbor View wereI
last evening when Mrs. F. \\ hite' 3 dog-
the ‘
cert was such a success that prepara,
fives or fellow, countrymen to benefit ,
by his death. He left the whole of _
The black rut Is the ship 5 rat. and it 1,
"now, my sleep was disturbed, I had-1 travels from country to country. The ‘
r . W spells, wag vgryflndmd hdlunimui is found universally over the
moon: competl . '
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Te. N .900.
Unchanged.
There is a grave professor in a cer-
tain college for young indies whom one
would never suspect of such Ievity as
the indulgence in a joke unless one
were to catch the twinkle that some
times 00114438 into his cyr 5.
Not long ago he was addressing his
class when he suddenly checked him-
r self.
I “And in one respect. young ladies,"
he v '9‘ “you are still like the ancient
\efllus‘
‘And what respect is that, profess
l 501‘?" one of the cluss ventured.
, “The judgment of Paris means a
. great den! to you," he gravely ex-
plained—Detroit Free Press,
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Dubbs's Deduction.
“I hai'e been expecting her for some
lll‘lt‘." declared Mr. imlrbe, “and there
3 she is."
"There is who?" asked his wife.
“The woman tramp." answered
Dubbe. “Anybody could tell that she
is a hobo. Observe how she slouches
along with [WT shoulders humxed, her
figure projecting and her hands thrust
into the pockets of some nmn's dis-
carded overcoat. Yes, and look at her
shoes! The heels \vorn cleur off!"
‘ Silly. " giggled Mrs Dubbe. “She
is one of our swellest society girls, in
I the latest figure, gait and garb." ‘
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lnscpsrablo.
“Mother." Ellltl little Mabel. “do mis-
sionaries go to heaven?"
\“\ by, of course. dear,”
replied.
“Do cunnibnls?"
"No. I am ufruid they don't."
“But, 'rnother,” the, little girl insisted.
“if u cannibal cuts :1 missionary he I‘
lluvo to go, won't he't"—.\'ew York
Post.
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An Inspector, examining u clues In
,gruntnnlr. wrote u sentence on the
3 blur-kiwn'd and asked it‘ any one no ,
[iced anything pev'uilnr in it. After :1 1
short silence 11 small boy excl: timed: l
"Yes, sit; the bud writing." —_- St.
Louis I’osirliispartch.
' A Stinger.
j Mrs. Nugger—i’erimps you recoil, it -
wrm on u rnilwuy train illut we Ilrstl
met. lllui- 6
Mr. .\’uuget'-\'es. but it's too lute
no“ for me to sue the company for
d images. ——12 vr-hungc. l
Analogous. ‘
Slrrkllut don't you think that every-
body should icurn to swim?
IIc——i‘ertuinly not! What would you
think of 11 fish thut insisted on trying
to ieulll to walk on dry iund?—~Boston
, Transcript.
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E<~~G<§c «so: am :sssscsce one
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
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Shortness of Breath.
When in person l)\",'.lll.~l to com-
piuin of lininitunl shortness of
breutll It is importuut to lnlve n
physical examination made with-
out delny. One reason is that
tuberculosis often begins with
no other symptoms thun short-
ness of breuth and a slight
cough. If these cases are. seen
and diagnosed very early it is
not hard to arrest them. The
symptom is, of course, present
in such troubles as pneumonia.
broncho pneumonia and pleu-
risy. which attack the organs of
breath directly. Violent exercise
naturally causes temporary
shortness of breath. In the case
of healthy people it disappears
quickly when the exercise
ceases. If'it does not do so it is
agood plan to have a careful
examination in order to find out
what is wrong. Young people
sometimes“ persist in a"fuvorite
form of exercise after they have
begun to notice their shortening
breath. In that way they may
'2 do themselves lifelong injury.
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Upon my word. the skirt she wore
-p—.._...-__
The while a rounded knee
Peeped in and out, a shameless sight
For all the world to use.
I know that she was young and fair:
Her glance. I felt. was part.
0n sudden thought I stopped her than
And pointed to that skirt.
In angry tones the thing I scored.
She looked a bit appalled.
Then. J‘Dons it thlidln' on a board
Wiv Willis Emit!” she bowled.
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Sentinel Wants are a qua-s action,
and inexpensivo'moans or communlw’
leathn. The! afford rd'n'ect wry oi
, marrying" s‘ museum the ones wh—
THE (.REAT A.
Was sit} from hem to waist
And, gaping, showed, I much deplorq, 7:22.
A shapely limb Incnsed . Sundays.
in silken hose, and mmy white. A. bis-10:37. -.
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Free De' very.
Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Advs. for chances to find more
appreciative emplnvers
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. .
You need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
You want the best, "Til
That's proper. is!
Painless methods. "I
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. C.
That‘s important.
Offices So. Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St, South News];
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 I.
rn. to 5 p tn.
Spinal Analysis Free.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard?
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinch
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Suliivan.
Prop.
N. Y., N. H. 81 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A \I.:—-l 373, 4: 43, 5234):, 5:428,
6:09, 6:57x, 7:18x, :46, 8:18x, 8259:.
:le, 9:40. 10:33x, 10:51x, 11:51.
P. {liq—1:11“. 1:22x, 1:27, 3202:.
3:29, 4:42x, 5:15x, 5:43, 6:02x, 6:47.
7:02x, 7:45x, 9:4‘2x, 10:18x.=
Sundays.
A \f.-12:25x 4: 48, 5:343, 5:421.
8:14,10:33x. 11:30.
P. M.— -l‘_‘:50x, 2::14x 3: 02x, 4: 42!,
5:416:02; ' :O'Zx, ":12 7 :45x, 7: 57x.‘
8:05x,9:42x,10:18x,10:3:
new vom: TO SOUTH NORWALK. ' l
A. .\l.——4:41x. 5:33, 6:45, 8:03x.
8:51x, 9215:, 10:02x, 10:05, 10:502.
11:03. ' >
P. M.—12:03. 1:05. ' 0x.4 2:57..--
3:30x, 3:55 4:15t, 4:29 5: 05x, 5:24.
5:28 6: 01x, 6. 07, 8: 10x 9. 25, 9:402.
11:15x, 12:00x. '
Sundays. j i
A, M.——6:00, 8:03x, 9:001. 10:02:, ,
10:50:. , ,
P..M.—12:10,1:02x. 3 39:, 5: 02:.
5:04, 6: 012, 07:9x 8: 10x, 9: 0011.9: 40;.”
10:00x.11: 15x, 12: 00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.-—12:23x, 117v 6:05 7:18.
9:16x, 10:18 11: 11x 11:571;
:16x, 4: 28, 5:17. - ’
P.-M.——12:03, 1:20.13 ,.
fizllx, 6:47, 7:09x, 9:24x, 10:513.“;
11:06. -.
Sundays
A. M.—12:23x 1: 13x, 7: 43, 9. 18!.
' 10: 19, 11: 11x.
P. M.-—-11:57x, 2:08x, 4:46x. 6210:.
6:48, 7:09x, 8:2Sx, 9:24:14, 10:08:.
10:51x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—1:20, 6:13, 8:27, 97:59:. ’
P. lit—1:25, 2:282, 4:38, 5:24t, 6:2...
P M.—2:15, 7:22,
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK-
A M.:~—-6 00, 7: 23, 8: 00, 8' 18, 10' 03!,
11: 55.
1?. M.——4:21, 6. 49, 8. 30.
Sundays.
A. M.:——7 55, 11:45
P M.——6: 48, 7: 18x, 8:35.
x—Signifles express.
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f~Signifies stops on signal only. i
|i-—Dlscontinu after Juno 2!. (I 4
~t—-Doca not run Saturdays." r' .," l"
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s—Ssturdsys only.
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