Miscellaneous“
LRSSIFIED Advertisements on this Put. Twenty-Five Words or Lesa. 25c;
Each Additional Word. 1 cent per insertion In blank-
Three Times. 90c.
face or Caps. Double
Price.
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local The mt m is to be no excep-
Wa want all newcomers 10mm: habit of looking for The
WANTED
TOLIT
FOR SALE
WANTED—WOMAN To
pies at horm— for lunch room.
ml! for them. Address Lunch. care
Sentinel. 310 3t
BAKE
; WANTED—BY EXPERIENCED
young titan situation as chauffeur, Do
all repair work, A. Ermark, Jr.. lioxl
224, Saugatuck, Conn. 59 5t
WANTED—NIGHT \\AT(‘H\IA.\'
Inust understand care of boilers and
be under 4.3 years old. Cluett, Pea-
body and (‘0., Inc,
{years old.
Inc.
Ciuctt,
19 3t
I WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
in our work rooms about - 20 years,
must be quick and accurate at iiguresfl,
Cluett, Peabody and (‘0., inc. 1‘9 3tI
WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Beat market prices]
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[6.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
llriedmsn, Conn. Ava Tel 1151
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001 8000T8Tlllll
till" 111 17287011
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call is sounded tonight at 5:30 o'clock
there will be a hungry lot of Norwalk
boys to satisfy.
19 3t,
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WANTED—BELT BOY ABOUT 18;
Peabody and (‘0..’
, iey.
‘ light
I near depot.
TO LET—7 ROOMS, FROM AL‘U-
Apply Geo. Mickie, 23 Lottage St
ALL
Ad-
TO LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE,
improvements. Large garden.
d'ess Cottage, care Sentinel office.
1'11 3t Norwuik.
t
“m 1151 lat, 21 Cottage St, East Norwallt. runner-tired buggy.
lintormation address 1’. 0. Box
FOR SALE—A NICE HORSE AND
Also harness. For
247.
Saugatuck. Tel. 177. jib 3t
FOR SALE~ilUILDlVG STONE.
Inquire John S lst1ein Clinton Ave,
I
TO LET—GARAGE, ROOM FORI
one machine with some storage ca-
pacity. Water in place. Located 51.
South Main St. Apply Harris and
ans, jll 3t:
TO LET—APARTMENT Oi"
rooms and bath.
Near South Norwaik statiott and trol.
Occupancy at once. Albert Well-
33 High St., 1907178111.
5
nitz,
195-5.
'ro LET-FURNISHED, TWO con-I Boulevard.
necting rooms. water, gas. gas plate.imgp|9 shade trees.
cook stove and all conveniences
housekeeping. 214 East Ave“
110 St
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS
improvements. Rent 813.
United Grocery Co.
TO LET-PAS‘TURE. RICH LEV-
el pasture. plenty shade, abundance of
water; intelligent care given fine
horses or cattle. Box stalls reasonably
priced. F. B. Clifford, P. 0., Westport,
Conn. R. F. D. 12. 19 3t
TO LET—LARGE ROOM WITH
Commissioner MacDonald and ltis
board, siutabio for two persons. in-
aides ha1e c'arcfully laid out plans ,oqquire M” C' 8' Haliock 92 South
guide them ill the conduct of the catan Main St'
and extra precaution nas been taken
to prc1cnt untoward happening The
J3 81
T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS. FIRST
fianitary department of the camp and,floot' and gas; Connecticut A1'.e' .
the health of the boys were of mostI“em "0' Apply H Beebe Connecti
concern to the directors and much ad-‘
liltional expense was gone to in order
that no boy might contract any sick-I1
instead of having the Scouts rooms and collar, 41 Chapel St" h".
liens.
cut Ave. 16 6t
LET—A PARTMENT, ' FIVE
5199p upon the ground, thirty-five cots nace, range, hot and cold water, gas.
{were purchased, thereby Insuring alfront and back' porch and barn.
protection train a possible cold. The
tents are arranged in company street
.f‘ormation and are situated about 1,000
feet from the mess tent and cooking
shack. The camp officials have been
{Very fortunate in securing the ser-
Meet; 01' a competent chef and the
boys will not do any of it except as in
Demonstration lessons.
The particular feature of the camp
,wiil be the swimming instructions.
[The schedule calls for two lessons
,each day and it is safe to say that
,nvery boy who enters camp unable to
Swim will leave with that art master-
.ed. Extreme precaution has been ta-
lien to prevent and accidents in the
Mater. The Saugatuck river bounds
the property where the camp is local-
ed and a safety line has been stretch-
pd across it. below which boys who
cannot swim will not be permitted to
.go. At all times the river will be
guarded and in charge of a competent
swimming instructor.
The routine schedule which .the boys
[will follow is:
Reveille ......... 6:30 a. m.
Breakfast ..... 7:30 5.. in.
Meat dinner ...... 12:00:11.
Sppper 5:80 .p. at.
Camp lire lighted. .: .79: 43 .m
I Tattoo 8: 4511. m.
Taps ................ 9: 00 p. m.
" After breakfast each day the camp
will be policed and then the morning
[will be taken up with ,various ‘activi-
, ties; 'Aftordina‘shthpteylil’be swlm~
' suing} baseball and instruction in
-,scouting.
' .5 telephone has been installed at the
camp so that communication can be
had with doctors in the event of acci-
.llent or sickness A medical inspec-
“ ,tion of thé’Scouts has'bs‘en arranged
for and every. other day Norwalk doc-
tors will visit the camp and look over
the boys in order to keep them in the
1
’ pink of condition. While the boys are '
Quite a usages back in the, country ‘
thby will not be without the latest
news. Edgar Mdrphy. assistant scout-
master hi 'i‘to'op ’4. will set up his
wireless W and but on build to ‘
me down the weather report and oth-
or pieoaa
‘Rent 815 month.
Main St.
Inquire 64 South
124 ff
TO «LET—STORE AND BASE}
meat. 85 North Main St. inquire at
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store. 87
North Main 'St. 324 ff
TO LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs. R, Tarlov,
102 Taylor Ave.. city. 1‘81. No. 1105-5
1118 tf
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The New Science
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic la the definition of tho
mus. of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease in cans-
ed by a wrench. twist or lpraln In
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the aileron: organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain, health is restored
through bamonialn; the hem aya-
W in your body. Romain troubles
given Ipeclal nttontlon: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. .
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
94 Washington 31. So. Not-walk. Conn.
discoverer.-
All improvements. :
Tel. .
111 11'
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WITH first class condition.
Inquire leather cushions, water proof
19 If, hood covering entire cockpit.
Graduate from Palmer School. the ,
FOR SALE-ONE LATEST MODEL
Printype Oliver Typewriter and one
Columbia Graphophone at half price.
Bazaar, 76 Washington St. _ j10 3t
FOR SALE—TWO BOSTON BULL
puppies, six weeks old, screw tails.
Nicely marked. Little prize winners.
Inquire John P, Wilson, 24 Clay St.
110 3t
FOR SALE—CHOICE conxnn'
building lot; 57 ft. front. on Gregory
Cement sidewalk and
Pri< e reasonable
{0710. J Smith, 3 Cove Av.e Phone 1446-2'
110 (it
FOR SALE—2') PT MOTOR BOAT,
fully equipped.
spray
engine. Apply to C. L. liarker's fuc-
tory.
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
ing, No. 74 West Ave. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
burn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price 1ery low. Address Christian
Swartz. 13 tf
For Sale or Rent
Large Single House, all improve-
ments, attractitely situated, on Ste-
vens street. Norwaik.
c. T. MoOOVERN
INSURANCE AND {BIAL ISTATI
155 Washington Itrut.
loath Norwallc. Conn. Tel. 846.
LOST
LOST—SMALL PEARL BAR PIN.
Reward for return to Sentinel office.
311 it
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
i have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
Plumbing and Heating because they
0.70 11101103.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
m Waah. 8!. Phons “00-12 or 873
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn
Sci-vice, a la Carte,
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon short notice. .
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MR8. M. LEVY.
Telephone Connections, 98 Weatport.
TELEPHON E CALL 720.
Beaupaitt 8: Saunders
ARSOROULTURlSTSI
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN;
Elm Trees Sprayed .
impacted by it Committee at tho Nor-
~.
CH lLDREN'S GARDEN WORK.
i——'
walk Library Today.
j10 St
I
Palmer,
19 311
170 feet deep, including garage and'
noted for 1
About forty-live children. ranging all I
. the way from seven to fourteen years
Sentinel every afternoon. because darngyou help us. .
and at the same time you Will be yreading a newspaper that
should be in ovary family in Norwalk. We welc0me contribu-
tions of shora items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
'them to the office or telephone them to us.
Bell Island
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Farrell i1a1e mo Ra1moud Malaney is the guest of
tored to Philadelphia to spend a few Mrs McGraham for a few w.eeks
days. 1
Te“. N '. 909.
I Harbor View Beach
H. O. Barnitz motored to New Ca-
; .‘TTSS Helen McAffee is the guest 0“ [13.3.0 to V15" friends this morning.
Mrs. Mary Wintringham for a few
days. ‘
Chief Otto Schmidt attended the po-
lice convention, in New Britain, Wed-
nesday.
E. H. Canfleld, Wu Bailey and E.‘
Ho s will go on a fishing trip today.
I Dr. Strobmeyer has purchased an pp
automobile and expects many enjoy»
I
, Mrs. S, Thomas is at her home again
able hours in it.
‘after spending a few days in New
York‘city.
1
Theodore Bertine is enjoying a three
weeks' vacation in the White Moun-
talus.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Miss Jennie Whitehead, Miss Helen '—
over the week end. .
Cornell and Miss Thelma ilarnitz will Miss Annabelle Stevens spent Wed-
swim to Peach Island and back to- nesday with friends and relatives in
marrow. Bridgeport.
Miss Helen Foley has returned to
her home in New York city after a
Week's stay at Court Laurel. John Reddy. .11., spent several days
last week with his brother. Orrin Red-
I —Buy your furniture at
Furniture Co, 12"
Sterling
\\ ashington street.
I Tire guests at the Court Laurel Club
Lilli “ dy. of Locust avenue.
are Miss an-Gucring. . rs. and .
Margaret ‘Kclleher and Josephine The tennis court and dock comm”. The Dorcas (‘lsss held its annual
,tee are planning to build a dock and .
Guering. picnic yesterday on the lawn of Mrs.
{lost this year. The committee is
composed of the following: Chair'-
man, H i. Branltz: Dr. lialley and Dr.
McLaren
—————_
. Aaron Jeliiff, at Taimadge Hill.
—-Bll,1' your, furniture at Sterling
Furniture Co. 127 Washington street. Miss Josephine Jones. of Corona. 1.
is visiting with, Mrs. Legrand Sco-
tield, of Railroad avenue
The new pool table at the club was
in operation for the first time yester
day and many spirited games were
played.
The property owners of Harbor View
are thinking seriously of building Mr. and 7315. R. E. Strait are motor-
thelr own 835 plant. This would be a ing through northern New York, yer-
.good investment as it would pay for mont and New Hampshire.
4 1ery pleasant and enjoyable even- itself in three vears and would be’
ing was had at the card party held at cheaper to use than city gas
the club house last night. A large
number of prizes ha1e been donnted
and the winners had a lot of fun pick-
int; their prize as they were all wrap
up the same and nobody knew
what they were until they untied them.
The. winners were Mrs H. P. \\ right,
lMiss 11$.Raftery and Richard Smith.
I
Mrs: John Rogers
5
the Hotel Appledore, isles of Shoals.
Euggne Roche se1ereiy burned his
arms and hands on the Fourth. when
a small bag of powder which he held
exploded.
\iiss I.3'onella Hanlon, of South .\'or
walk, was the guest of hen cousin,
Miss Annabelle Stevens, of South
Main street, this week.~ «
LOCAL
NEWS 4
Refrigerators at reduced prices at number of her friends at her home at
See adv.
The regulaLmontbly business meet-
.ing of the BalLlinnd improvement As—
'sociatlon matheldlaai evening at the
,Club house. Business of a. general
Icharacter was transacted. and there,
:was practically a full attendance of
the board. The new cement walk. on Gehebe's.
Crescent Beach. has been completed.
and adds materially to that pretty sec-
tiott of Bell island. The U. n. 1.. s: w. “‘11“ T“ 0°
Company will soon place newly paint
ed poles along the south beach. and Don't wait another da1 to purchase York were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
:when this road is trimmed up. it will your 1"“th 5““ ‘0“ “I“ find Ills! John Hnupt, a few days this week.
make a most attracti1c and beautiful what 3°" want at Dickerman 3' I
—-—-—-—- Miss ‘Fanny Hoyt underwent a very
driveway for the people of The \‘or "
walks. and many will be the autumn Building inspector Clarence I. Finch serious operation in the New liorlr
‘ ping for the summer.
Low prices on groceries at the East
See adv. I
Mr. and Mrs William Turner and
daughters Lillian and Edna. of New
are having me repair their Tlnworh. blllsts who will take advantage oftltls “d “mm-V “I“ “WOT t0 the home of Hospital. last week. for ulcers of tho 1
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Washing. on intestines. The operation was
Park avenue. Bridgeport, tomorrow. formed by Dr. John Rogers.
pretty road. which is 33 feet wide. ll??-
Roton Point:
. I I
The many friends of Mrs. Mary 1. Harry Morse. who has been spend-
Finch, of Van Zant street. East Noming a number of weeks in town with
. walk. will be pleased to hear of her his brother. Robert Morse. left Wed.
I‘ A week from “0M” 0’ “e“ ”9“» recovery from her recent attack -of nesday for a few dsys' visit at his
was Elizabeth "ICGII’I’W- 0’ Castle gastritis. . home in Willimantic after which ite
House. New York. will be at the point will proceed to Gillette. “Homing,
and will be R. P. Wilcox's partner In There are many ways in which a where no will oversee a large horse
isome fancy- dancing exhibitions. The good bank can help you in building up ranch
Iattractlon will be a very interesting your business. Let the People's
,.one Trtist Co., help v.0u’but first read
- their adv for particulars. I s.rca“ic
The Trolleymen's Dance, which was ~- '~: 5 "I try to mind my own business."
'held in the dancing-‘pnvtllon last eve ‘ H. H. Finch and wife, of New York said Mrs. Slotblngton.
hing. was a11'ondelfflllsu'cccss. It; was city, who have been 1isiting friends ' "I never 00W Ml! "lief replied MISS
an "old-fashioned“ dance, as the Once and relatives in this city for some Coyemc..‘who endured failureswitit
popttlsr waltz and two-step were on time, will leave today for a two weeks' , greater fortitude. —“.1sbington tur.
ioyed. A beautiful silver loving cup visit in' .vest Stockbridge. Mass.
was offered to the best waltzers on . ' . wbmeh are no teal o s."
the floor, and this valuable prize wentI Photographer George 8' Ndrth took, LEE-flue slot-92; net-er have: if clear.
to Miss Norman and Mr. Connors of another picture this morning of An- Inca ”1,, of diamond necklaces";-
Stamford. The contest was a keen drew Radel Company” 3 huge ”5‘" Louisville Courier- Journal.
flicials of .._.__.____.__
one. and the judge had difll uit in pile on Water street. The 0
awarding the prizeaI The TroIIeyInen, the 0019931117 and the large Crew. of A young man idle. an old man needy}?
were well pleased with the success of 'workmen were grouped on the pile -—ltalian Proverb.
their annual dance at the time
RAILROAD MAN DEAD. I
Life's Little Sorrow;
a
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i Santtztet Wants are a 1:111:11 action
film! luxpers'ivs means at cry-111111111:
Icatton. They afford a direct way of
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OPPORTUNITIES.
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA 00.,
Free Dehvcry.
Most peep» locate furnished room
through Sentinel Want Ads. which
contain from time to time lists or
rooms that an for rent
h
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/
You are strong and well,
That‘s pleas am.
You hope to remain 50,
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,
That-’5 proper.
Painless 'methods.
That's discrimination.
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and daughter.’
Katherine. are spending two weeks at' _
0.
, Harbor View Beach. where she is stop-
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A. Lil—4 4121. 52-33. 6: 45. 8: 03!.
82511:, 9:1511, 10:02x, 10:05, 10:50:.
' 11:03. ' '
P. lit—12:03. 1:03, 2:041. 2251. "
~50-i 00]:
now: which his lnatru- ' .
of age, assembled this morning in the
auditorium of the Norwalk Library.
.. bringing with them samples of. garden
" truck which they had raised in their
, own gardens. The samples Were in-
npectcd by Miss Mabel Pryor and a
.' committee. There were eight viitltot'o'
present. and a list of the names and,
addresses of the children were taken.
-- ‘Nent Saturday the children will oponI
‘ their market, under the auspices of
' 3 N?
the 9!”.me ‘frohrs- so .Yoclook
, more This
‘ Saturday:-
I
“Wilkinson front of ,«ated tooth. and the shtick of treatment
' sized by his fathsr suite during the
2107 srntvos Va.. July 11 -—.11e'1-
ville E. Ingalls, financier and railroad
man. died hero early today of heart
falltlre.
Mr. ingalls had been at his summer
home here for some time. Members
of the family and friends say he had
been gradually declining for months.
but his illness had been more marked
during the last few weeks. Three
days ago. he suffered from an 01091-
was total. He became unconscious
soon afterward and was only roused
once or twice before he died. One of
srlfst the death bed and was: recogé
last hours. lire; Insults. the widow,
, 1:: 07111311195 Milt Gildya insults.
«profefilou‘al
Each day brings new opportunities
added” possibilities :9: “mac wbt
are alive to their chances and quicl,
to ,take advantage of candltlons
There is always a way for the con
octentlous. skilled worker to goal
ahead-rewrite a Sentinel Want Ad..,
stating briefly and concisely your ex ,
parlancea; tell of your proficiency and:
seek a position whdre energetic, welli
directed service will 112111111 in denim
advoncomottt. ‘
‘ The hein' wanted columns ,_ of The,
sentinel cover: every legitimate 'nnt - ‘
of human «donor. Cocks "sate:
"killed specialists in various lines
and business experts-.41
command ofybe users.
W
‘ v‘an‘cu Sontlual was:
0
t saplre'd- -to "0311’
marrying a message to .thc ones who
'I will the most lllteN-‘B'OII
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Roton
Pctnt
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Iwill give prl‘l'ate Instruction by - up:
ipointment of all the modern dances
in the hotel ball rogtu unmet 11:11- ate
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trosldencss. .
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' PHONE sod.-
11‘-“am. 1' .'
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P.'.\T.--III37X,2 :08x 424611. 6' 10".
. 6:48. 7:09x. 8:28: 9.24x-f, 1008!;
1015117.
271'. R. B. Wilcox annountes that he .
See E. Barthel. D. C.
That's important.
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St.. South Norwalk.
. 7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St..
111. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free.
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Stamford. 9 a,
Dorlon House
(Gre99ry Blimp“)
gAa'r NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
Prop.
N. Y.. N. H. 81 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7,1914.—
\
.anm-I
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK: 1"
A. M.——l:37x. 4:40 . 5:341. 2:42;. ,:
6:09, 0:57x. Tclsx. 7:40, 11:18:. 22592., 3::
$3:le. 9:40. 10:33x, 10:5111; 11:51. I ’
P. 111.:—-11..112x. 1:,27 3:03;.
3:29 4:421: 5.1.7:. 5:15. 0:021: 6:6,
7'0211, 7. 45x, 9. 42x 10: 18x.
Sundays.
A. M.-~12:251', 4:48 ,
8:34, 10:3:11..11:30. 3'.
P. M.—-12:.'10x, 2:441: 3: 09.11 4:421? ,
5:45, 6:021, 7:02x. 7:12. 7: 451, 7257!. ‘
820621, 924211 10:15): 10:35. » '
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOIRIIIIAIJOI:E
.1.
a
5:341, 5:411; . 7’5
,.
3:303, 3:515. 4.1.‘tt 4.29. 5: 051, 5:2h‘
5: 28 6: 01x, 0: 07, 8 lbs. 9: 25, 9: 401.).
1111511, 122005;.
7 1 Sundays. _
A. M.—-6:00, 8:03 x 9: 00x, 10:03:.
10:5011.
P. ‘.ll.-——l2:10. 1:02.. 3. 39x, 5: 02:. .
:09x 821011. 9:0011, 92.45. I
10: 00:. 11:17:11. 12: 00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:23x. 1:17x, 6105' 7:18, -
9:16x.10'18 31: 113 112373. '
P‘T—l‘lfl3120 10142851 .
6:1«lx. 6:47, 7'09x, 9: 24x, 10:51::
11:06. ' ,v ,
Sundays.
A. M.——12:29x 1:133,
10219, llillx.
713,021".
A 11.—120,043 82.7, 91150:”.
P 11.—1:23 2: 282,4 4:33 5:246 s:
7522
Sundays.
111—10 37. ‘ - ‘
4:15 7. 22
DANBURY T0 30er NORWALR.‘
.4 .11 ——:000 7223.8:00 8:18,}01088,
11—2 55.
. a
Bil-”~42 21 6:49, 82.30
Sundays.
A..M.-—-7: 55, 11: 45.
P M.-—6: 4g 7: 18x. 8: 85
,..‘.. .‘ 9.4—:
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:;.z;,..~.;-‘:‘..»‘-‘
I I V
,x—Siznltles express .
I f—Slgnlfles stops on signal dilly.
. “—Dlscontintted after June 80 F1000?“
ht
14309.11 not run' ”Saturdays:
rad-Saturdays only. -
Norwalk Chronicler