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Regent _ cane
I Ml, 8:15. 7:15 and 0
Today
ug‘flrnm ‘SAI'NDICIS
In 3 MW! famine
“The lid Cat”
Also Hears dlile News and
1 Victor $00M- iotmdy
Friday
NNIE “'AIH'
Inuyim; 'Piiree' Bolts in
he Crystal Gazer”
Also Auto. Henry I'ioturo
S t rd\
‘l‘ldlugll
In a N. *Xlutual Feature
‘I‘he U per Crust”
And Ano lNc‘r Little Mary
McAlister Picture
September 4 and lit-«Mary Pill:-
ford in the great pan-toxic photo-
. play “THE LITTLE AMERICAN"
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Palace ”Theatre
If It's a Feature, 00$! Wait, See
It First 31‘ applace.
Performances Cg fiat 215, 7
and 9 O'clock.
Today and Tomorrow l
The Dramatic Success
l “!0N TRIAL”
With Little Mary McAlIister
By Permission of (Milan & Harris
———.-—
Saturday
Wit , a a. m now- up
on Well that «a: W In
incumnothermtd. About an
the picture on was-ended for three
tech until Ml»! Ward bed fully re~
covered.
“THE LITTLE AMERICAN"
COMING TO THE REGENT
(“aptain Ian lluy Beltil, the bridal]:
St‘Olt'l‘llifm. :20an under the pen name
of Ian Ilav, who has written many in
teresiig stories of the great war, was
a recen‘. guest of man Pickford and
Cecil B. De llUlle at the studio. At
tbr- request of the penular sia' mu
her director, (,‘aptain Beittl acted in anI
advisory capacity in the filming.r of theI
war scenes. for “The Little American"!
coming to the Regent Theatre. Thel
wtll known British officer also gave a
short talk to the members of the Las-
ky Home (fuard and the members of
the Red Cross departments, tcllina
. them various interesting incidents of
trench life.
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R. T. RICHARDS’ SUPREME SHOW
A summer vacation in the Itocklt‘
‘scrvcd as a potent agency to change,
Elbe course of the career of a ynuinal
nwoman who willth seen here with the
5R. T. Richard's Supreme Show of the
:\\'nl'ld on Friday,
2 Madam Johanninz. trainer of bean.
Lmigb‘ have been plain liliSs Elizabeth
Jordan, artist. had not the tales giv~
m I
REPULSED
. « mo mum: a. no. .
. ’e um it .. W“ w
an pressed with the spirit a
lof the French troops.
(mum, "on M 0“,, I’E'I’lltfltillAI), Aug. 23.«The’,m‘_“
_ :Gcrlnuns have begun an llflcilniy'e,g“‘""
ion the northern part of the Run»
lsian line betwen the Tirul marshes
land the river All. the War (if-3
‘fice announces. ,r’
and which could he felt continu-
ously. ‘ . - . .
Au expedition last night with
:MW 3‘ m in. .
2 ‘ ill: the mystery wit
‘trograd within the hint 45 hours;
still undispcllcd.
gwt
K ' 5‘ m:
“it” today",
. milling the
re of amt-in! ditlpatehes. the;
meld baa received from l’c-g
i
Whether the official advices deal ‘
ill an alarming lit-ted for 11111113
bombing led by Adjutant Willis,
It. llaviland, of Minneapolis. was?
attacked unsuccessfully by a (jet-l
man Suptadmu. l
Waltcr S. lllteno, of Martha’s
i
\mcyard. 51355" who yesterday lilct. I as the definite date when
ithe lncad cand system will be in-,
The?
limited 2” . .
350 graimmsladequate plinicul asststance to.
r person plus 500 grammes ofi
Even biscuits and . g
single-handed shot down 3 Gen
man tovo-ncatcd albatross, is one ofI
the newest men to join the llal’ayJ
eite flying corps. lie thus carndll
his sergeants stripes and a Wat-g
cross~ at the outset of lvis career ?
It is considered a remarkable par
formancc for so young a pilot to.
get the better of a tuo—tuanncd‘
machine without help. :
AMEltlt‘AN TRAINING (‘AM
The Russians have retired two
thrcc versus northward between
or
the marshes and the river.
BERNE, Switzerland. Aug. 23.—
chosen,
The federal council has
t’roduccd in Switzerland.
daily consumption will be.
for the time being to ‘
pc
flour monthly.
lcakes will hereafter be purcllasw
able only with bread cards.
The council also took measurcso
consumption
to rcdncc the coal
:diate physical support of new
Russia by her allies if she is to,
lcontinue in the war in the face of:
la menacing military bltll‘dlltlll was
inot established. as officials continv
cued in their refusal to discuss their
advices in any way whatever.
Nchrthclcss it is known that
le need of Sending immediate and
Russia has been urged upon the
overmuent by all the members of
American mission recently rc~
:turncd from l’etrogrtad. This has
lnoi applcd to the sending of
:tlle
troops, to which a nmjority of the
.mission siopposcd, but to sending:
> .
l\' I‘l’AN'l‘l‘ M 1 A "0 lcspccmlly through the collserva-.
. ‘l‘l ‘. .ontay .u". . ,- - . ..
lllv 'l‘ltc Aswiciatcd l’ri‘ss‘ llcla\':lmm oi (henna! energy. lchc-_
. . . V ‘ . l N ._ gaftcr all mechanical work dcpcn-l
Q ' l l ‘ ,l -
(‘lll- T“ (”k began at l l“ ‘ ”“11" idcnt upon coal must be authorized?
can ilcltl llt'lltilllltl‘l'll‘lS lli‘lt‘fltlt it) ”W the federal department of llllll-l
i . b ‘ ’ A, ' 1 .
”‘f “‘E‘N‘mm'g 12"," “1““ 9" It“ .‘ltc economy. Lat-ll cainoll ls or-l
.- mcrtcau cxpou lonary Iill‘l‘t‘ o; .. ., . . . , , , _.
(on n «1' their \lt“lll‘l\' enemies on :d‘ “f1 t”Emu HM] 10.- ‘m call) l
.k . >4 1 littl If. 1 'l‘l ,(‘ltis‘lllfl of theatres. mo‘nlgr [Ill‘llll't’l‘
t c ili'lllil )u c roll. “Want ll" ‘ . ~
, _ . - ,. .i pll i It tnttlidlnnunis.
were introduced to dugouls ltllcdi ,. , . - .. . - -_ ~ , ,
v.1; . .. .u‘ '~llt'lt I” ”w (term-ms: 'lllt sale of \\dllll lood l3 mien,
‘ l ‘1 l‘ "' z-‘li‘ “ “ ‘ ‘ ftllcicd after 0 p, in. l
on evidence of an entirely different
purpose for the girl's life during the
balmv August dnvs of the year I014.
when she was busy with her bl'llsllt‘s
and paints: at the foot of Pike's Peak.
Miss Jordan had mine to the llockic
to paint wild life as she found it. An
other visitor, Paul .lolmnningz.
there to capture and lame grizzly
WIN.
are so fond of spraying; abouli ll“! I,(l’\’llil\' (”a 034““.
'l .'- ' y' I“ 1,” 1‘)i -‘ " ‘IP"""
“Infill“ “Emmi“ hm” ll "7.1 .‘ portant submarine base
mm of thousands of van-call-
‘ l
int-j
at Zec- .
l
= no ‘ ' ‘ '
; “‘1 \h . N 'l'l‘t “mm” Aikntbruugc and other military olltcc-’
l I. , 4'2 ,. t‘ I ‘ t . t . ‘ , . ' ‘ . o '
ill-n ) h-md «rrenadcs filled witll 3incs Ill llclgtum uclc attacked!
. , t t . I... - - t- I . v - -' '- I ‘ -
“un which “Kill“? into blinding ycstclduy by llllilsh dumen,‘ the
fair iallnnrulty announces. “Some
N._ .1 . ,, .
' tits the statement ‘ldd‘: “w ‘
l 'l‘ll‘ t t' ‘c of o l- v 's dcmon—‘ ’~ ‘ -‘ " ”‘9
-l J‘ l l “‘- obiamcd. The (lhlstcllcs air-
'Sll‘tlilull, was to prove to the men
,1“, “hum“. l'cli~lltilitv of he dromcalso was bombarded. There
. . . _
‘jsupp
lies, and principally trans-
port facilitics, sorely needed to
maintain the cfiicicnt‘y of he arlu~
ics at the front.
American officials frankly .ad—
mit their uneasiness ovl‘r the ten-
or of the confidential advices.
,_____
CHEERING NEWS OFl
COMINlG CORN CROP
Will Not Be Hurt By F‘irst Frost, Says
1
87 Wall Street
Weather Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—l\lost of
the record-breaking corn crap will be,
past the point. where frost can dam-
age it at the average date of the first
killing frost, in spite of the. fact. that
the crop is from ten to fifteen, and in
places even twenty, days later than
bears to be exhibited in circuses. 'I‘bcv;
bccama great, friends and when Missl
Jordan admired a very small urtzzlw
cub captured by the animal trainer,
the chubby little vixen was .p.‘(3t"nto(i
0 her. She reproduced his culc till-I
lcs on canvas and tho- most interest-
ed witness of her art was Paul .10-
,hanning. .
l Many a romance bud lens chance at
a the. start. They were married ttnd in
1two years: art had become :l.plf‘:lSIlIll'
pastime with the bride and bear train-
lng was the serious buuiness of her
,Iifc. Her first appearance in public was
In :1 big circus act oruzmizcd by her
humid Itmt year, Today Slit" it: said
,io how more control over wild ant
inlals. than any man or woman in her
pline. She will attempt to prove this
lclalm on circus day when she will put
‘tl troupe of wonderfully intelligent
Jguzzly and black bears through origi-
lnal tricks. They will do things that
Iusitnlly are considered possible only
,to the human mind.
l Madam Joltunnlng's
lsmall part of the wonderful exhibition
~’ I a A ‘
Rt P ia'a'n. :bsx ' in
° 0" O'M’Park 2222222 2.2.2.22
’.‘V . ~ I v
’ 2? Burns
lwill be a parade at 10 "o'clock in the
Admission-Week Days, 20c; gum
KITTY '(lflltIWN
In World Feature
“ POW-WEN” ”
Watch hr at f‘alace Announce-
meat of Great Importance,
.
BathingEAfis.‘
Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Gaps we are Showing-—
pomtwely the prettiest; styles,
coupe: and trimmings offered this
season. Come in and look them
UV": ’
25c to $1.00
' H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
act in only a
{morning and two performances will
[follow, afternoon at 2 o‘clock and evil-
l - -.
3mm: at 8 iHlOCk, '
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“ON TRIAL," TODAY AND TOMOR-
“ ROW
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5
days and Holidays, 350.
DANCING
{__Chicken and Shore
Dinners ‘
rmnwouxs EVERY FRIDAY
may
II it llllllllts
I
Palace Theatre to Show Famous
French gran masks, for after being
wcrc explosions near the western lllc “\‘(iragg at ”m 59%,," of me yea,
‘ihcir lives depend upon the speed
‘\'i~‘nn:l Ncotlc lt‘rcic l’rcssc Icarus,
2zl.—-»“.\l
policy based on might alone and:
not on right is doomed to failure;
from the beginning.” was the in"
lacrcsiinir admission madc by illii
Richard von liuclllmann, Gcrmun‘
imperial l'orcig‘tt secretary. in his.
put through the dugouts without
the slightest inconvcuicucc with.1
their masks on they are all allowed
to get one whiff ol' the was without
the masks. With smarting eyes
they quickly rcalizc how import-
ant the daily gas mask drills are.
for not only the man's eyes but
:——ln the lighting yesterday in the
region of Verdun. the (lcrmalllast forecast of theAepartmcnt of as:
gcncral headquarters stall lt)tltl."lric|liul‘c indicates
,rcports that the French gained “lwould be only half that! indicated a
‘ltmllll‘; only Ill tllc (lcrmun fot‘c-lmnmn previouslv. The Kansas crop.
Imosi trench on a small front to tho ‘
gas good news from Kulhsas, where the
the production
the imports said. was rccovcringsfrom
the eJ‘feCt of the previous drouth t0
with which ths- masks can bc ltd-g — —~
.
justcd when the alarm is givcn. ,
Later the men will lmvc cxpcr-‘
, t
"I 'i:l:.‘l,'.":'i:gn.! F D
"‘22..‘>.5222:.:..2§2:22:22:12... ew. rops on a
Corn or Callus
Instantly stops paln and they
lift rlght off with flngem,
m
l
in well-informed quarters that}
4‘ 'llti t'zcrnin. Ausiro-llunu‘arittn
foreign minister, will answer lllt‘l‘l
pope‘s pcncc note. in the next few; .
days, perhaps today. The paper,
lll‘l‘lili'l“i the note has created a.
favorable impression lll lcading‘
circles in Austrinslluup‘ury.
AMS'l‘lillllAlll, Aug.
It. contains
in a ate at
fl'ft‘zillIE‘. It
ll II
is a
this frcczonc upon
lender, itching corn or
The new secretary, according to a;
telegram from llcrlin. dwelt on the;
tremendous responsibility in llS-l
smiling: ollicc“wl1ctt the country is!
beset by the migllticstol' enemies;
without, and grave dilliculiics,
within.” ‘
llr. Volt Kuehlmann laid down
the following! program, first. the,
maintenance of cordial ' e ationsl‘
with the allies, and sccom‘l.
the neutrals, “whose right:
necessary conditions of existence.
we shall be most careful to respect l “MN on bottom 0,. feet.
as for as ls compatible with enemy;
trickery and 0.;
needs. " . twice.
tlcle. .
You feel no
freczone or
the skin.
of freezonc.
This tiny bottle llOldci
the wonder of wonders.
ulmost‘
drug calledl
com-l
rdl,
pound made from cthctn; M ‘
Apply a few drops: of:
hzlrdcned callus. Instant
ly tltc soreness disap- , ,
_ pears and isllortlv you i Nature‘s'rtslgmtivean safezhcrt-
lnaulctl speech to thc mum com-l will find em. corn 0,. ‘08“ fictéquurl‘csfieaef hamllwdmh‘iuld‘t:
‘..‘ .i'.-...-.. :v. S _. , , ur._lwnm. a nu.
lllllltt of tilt lvcltllsl.t,. )tNltI‘tll. ! In so slnnell d and} Lo“ Appetite. Slcctplcuncss, m.
loose that, you Just lift:
it off with the fingers.
It (lC'ISll'l hurt one par-I
pain ort
soreness when applying
afterwards.
It doesn’t even irritate~
Just ask in any drug
store for a small bottle
' This will
w1tlt . cost but a few cents but will positiv
anally rid your poor, suffering feet of‘
every bard corn, soft corn, or corn
'beiween the toes, or the tough cul-
__ ‘ Women! Keep a tiny bottle on the
0W“ tllllllfll‘)’!lit‘e‘.~ieer and never let. a corn ache, L
surprising extent. due to recent rain.
._._. -4”..- _._
1 FOOD EDUCATIONAL DAYS
i , \\'ASIIINGTON, Aunt. 23.——Tllc food
ludmlnistraiion has deaignatc'd August
328. 20 and 30 as educational days.
when public speakers throughout. the
icouniry will dis.semtna.to information
ion food conservation. ,
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at
a!
'5 YOURS-4155 "DI eslanefne,"
Known. trusted and tried by thous-
and: the whole land ct‘cr.
“ Tu. to. t.» iii-tut '-
l
Sufered for xix or seven months
from ntolunch trouble, Wm dizzy. nctv-
{' l and tn‘luhilnto I could not sleep.
I lost nbotl'! six loundl. A film-I rec-
ommended Illge oncluu to me and I
now feel like a new woman. I sleep
ell and my nerves uni completely
ndcr contro.
MINERVA ALLEN.
36 Spring SL. “’atct‘.~uty. Conn.
Your call If you an!!! Icrnlemtnctne
MUS. solidi/or moot bull. For woeful?!
HAI‘DLD A. 'MEAD
South NorWalk
(“ll
tnni
'Economy Fruit Jars—all sizes.
Don’t Wait—The Range you want will
be gone if you do. '
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
Thereisbutasmallstockot’,
these ranges and the supply. ;
will not last‘long. ‘
The “QUALITY” is the most
practical combination to buy“
and, at these prices, is 3. won»
derful bargain.
$10 Alowed for 011'
00a! Range
Non-walk Conn.
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THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
a
and little. boys wllhh offers :2 .c and
sound training in elementary and aca-
When you smoke an “Exception"
‘H fill ' '
l avana ed 50 cigar.
A. boarding and day school or girlisetallel‘S supplied by
#'
liIG
HAVANA IS BURNI
_ Ami: fOI it.
a
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THE 0. E. SLAUSON 00.,
Norwalk alll Stamford
N] )1 l _' . . . demic Subjects under the best aus~
is lit ant .u hit: “as started. All in central and northern districts. latices. Large faculty of excellent
‘lllt‘ nmclnncs returned. l Reports to the weather bureau to. teachers. New school building with
”ll‘lll‘lxv Awe" 23. \‘Ifl llllllllllll.ltl:tv brought. this information as: we]! spacious gylnmtpiuw. and separate.
l ' ‘ study halls for each department.‘
tiful grounds, tennis court.
pper School offers general and
special courses. (‘ollcgc preparatory
reviews a specialty. New course in
Household Science taught in a real
house with a real kitchen. A few
non-resident pupils may be admitted
to this course.
Lower School includes the Inter«
mediate and Primary Department.
Children are taught how to study and
lay a good foundation for their later
high school work. The Primary De.
partment, which was to have been
discontinued, will be carried on as
usual. A new room will be used in'
the school building. Boys admitt'dl to
tlils‘ department.
Arrangements made for meeting
children at the trolley and for serving
lunches. Chorus class In charge of
Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. Gymnas-
tics and folk dancing in all grades.
Booklet on request.
Miss Margaret. R. Brendllnger, A. B.
Miss \‘lda Hunt Francis, 13.1...
Principals.
W_ .
w”.-. .-
Everyihtng for Preserving
Sure Seal, Ideal, Mason and
Jelly Glasses, Jelly Strainers,
Aluminum and Enameled Pre-
serving Ketfles, Heavy Wire 0m-
ning Racks, Wire Kettle Bottom,
J at Rings, Int Cop’sIS-tone Crooks,
Stone Jugs, Demijohns, Wine
Regs, Fruit Pressers, Aluminum
Jar Fillers, £10., at Lowest; Prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
also..." 1069-!
25 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Prompt Delivery.
—__
'l‘o arrest further defection oft..—
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l
i Stage Succels of Cohan and
Harris, With Little Mary
l McAllllter in Leading
l Role
1 Another one of Conan» and IIarris‘s
Acelebrated Maire successes has been
tpicturized by Essanay, and with little
{Mary McA'lllstcr, the winsomc Scotch
'Lassie, in the leading role, are pre-
'senting a moot. capable and enjoyable
‘productinn for patrons of the Palace
Theatre, today and tomorrow. The
AT THE SE.” ZNT TODAY. play Is "On Trial," which had a con-
__~ tinuous two seasons’ run "in the Conan
"The Wild C .1," a l‘llutua' Feature and Harris New York theatres, audit
Starring Miss Jackie Saunders "was acclaimed as one Of the. most m-
Tlrcse dramas are of the Iightertype'irr:::)‘:;e:mmas Of the season WM“
cheerful. siri ltilv ._ . ‘ ‘
(ales chosoti {:1- lltc?:dasr::::lie::lih Others In the cast supportingvhf‘l‘ss
.1ite Dissentation of the graces of Miss”: MCAmStPr are Sydney Ainsworth,
$2“,an n1 have chosen these, plavstBarbnra Castteton, and James 101mg.
for. _‘Miss Saunders," observed fill-JO.“ of the best parts ill-the produc-
’llork'hcimer, "with an eye on what the' lion in the court scene, which it. 15 said
exhibitor seems to need right now. i is the finest bit. of work that hurt been
There is a flood of heavy “M‘s“. war done along that particular line In any
story paw”, soggy, morbid drama motion picture,
3 have a, notion and a lot or exhibitors 7 ”I” '
agree with me' mm the motion met (3. A. R.. ENDS SESSION
lure audience is father fond of amuse-I BOSTO)“ Aug. 23.—'1‘be national
ment, that. the average picture patronlencampment of the Grand Army of
fines to the theatre to be amused with!a Republic transacted its final bust-
‘lher than to be confronted Witlta prob-l new: today, including the election of
Iem play and something to Wonyjofllccre. Automobile trips to Concord,
about.” . l ‘ Lexington and Cambridge were plan-
____,__ ned for the afternoon. Sessions also
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY were held by the Sons of Veterans,
' ’ Woman's Relief Corps,‘ Ladies of the
Fannie Ward In a Thrilling Photodra.‘G. A. 11.. and Sons of Veterans Auxtl~
ma, “The Crystal Gazer" iary. Comrades who took part In file
The case of an actress sacrificimfiumside expedition to floanoke ls‘
herself for her art, is no better (mem' land and Newborn, held a reunion.
plified than in the performance of
Fannie Ward. the clever inskv-Pnra- OLD TIME FIRE FIGHTING
mount star who will be seen at the METHODS *
Regent Theatreion Friday in pro- BOSTON, Aug. 23.—-—A demonstm
ductbn ”The. Crystal Gazer." During tion of old time fire. fighting methods
who timing of the. terrific fight scene was given on the common today when
In this photollmma, Miss‘ Word's the New England States Veteran
- shouldcn' unis accidentally dislocated, Firemen's league held its annual play—
bui with the exception of a abarp,"out.Q ..
... . '..‘.t..‘
qline of the trenches.”
1important ncu’t ‘als is an extremely
l‘scrions and important task con-
'l'ronting.: us. said llr. Kuolllmann.
i“‘.‘v' c can only solve it successfully;
lb; uhxcrving the principle that in;
lpolllics might counts but also
right. and that only it"we base our
conduct on both can wc~hopc to
achieve lasting: results. Further-
more, we still have relations with
the belligcrcnts. although, of
course, official relations are. rup-
tured. Yet currents of public
opinion waft across the border"
Dr. yon Kuchlmann alnpltasizcd
the necessity of studyinLr enemy
psychology so that. “no Soft words
should be wasted when the other
,‘sidc bonds rigidly aloof. On' the
other hand no hard words should
:be ut‘terod when thene are indica- .
tions that the ice was breaking on ‘
,the other side and more concilia.
tory feelings became manifest.”
' ”it.
FA. NI
E. 'WARTD “3
culaicd at 30,000 in
prisoners.
PARIS, Aug. 23.—Major Gen.
Pershing, commander of the Amer-
ican expedition in France, return-
ed to his Paris headquarters yes
terdoy after witnessing the French
killed and. ‘
N ew Fall
Styles in Silk
5,310” and for?) 0N one; IT .
THE BRENNAlllS'Ithh it So. Mat meet
Black Leatl
.40
[Nicotine Sulphate].
For Plants,
, Shrubberyktc.
Nothing Better
or ,
More Effective
Dness
Dr. von Kuelllmann concluded ‘5 Y _ M . ~-
wi'tlt an appeal for trust in the . ‘LA K FAR QNNIEOWQESITajgrARI
arm,r and navy. . In “The Crystal Gaze n at th Th t T arrow “ . ~ ‘5‘??? ~_—- .
UI)INE, Italy, Aug. Ell—Enemy _ ' ° ”’9‘“ °“ ”- °"‘ , ' 1 , .
Ionscs tltfl'lll" the first two days in . '
. e. . W
the. new Italian advance are cal- 2 Albert Do Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET’
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble mun
right around when something like
this happens in your home. If you!
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsanitary “
or worn out. have us ma
nary repairs or Install a. ne
of -
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. mtsu
Plumblna and Heating»
Tel. .1354
North Main St. South Nor}. k.
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N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME TAB“
In Efl'eci: June 10, 1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW Ymv
A. M.—l:39x, 5:35x, 5:49x. 6:“
6:57x, 7:18x, 7:40, 7:55x, 8:21): 8:4
(Mondays only 8:59); 9:24 (exp;
Itltgdfiysnmw, 10:33x, 10:52x.
. .— 2:03,.12252 (Stamford on!“i
1:09x, 1:381, 3102):, 3:29, 42321:, 5: ,_
5:46, 6:02x, 6:26x, 6:47 Stamford no.
ly) 7:02x, 8:06, 92201:, exec”
Saturdays) 9:68x, 10:07x. ( '-
Sundaya ..
A. M.——-12:25x, 5:35x, 5:49x,
9:19x. 10:33;
P. M.——12:03. 1:09x. 2:44x, 3:1
4:32x, 5:46, 6202:. 7:02x, 7:12. 7-4“
'57x. 8:063, 9:58x,~ 10:07x, 10:“
law YORK To SOUTH nonwn‘m
A. M.——4:10, 5:30, 6:34,8:002.8:51fi
9:15, 10:031. 10:06, 10:50x.
P. M.—-—12:03x, 12:45x. 1:06. lzflmqg
(But. only, 2:18x, 2:57, 3:30x, 3:5’.
4:132, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 51315..
6:29. 65:00:, 6:03x, 8:10x,, 9a.,
11:15:. 12:00x.
Sundays ‘
A. M.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:001, 9:21;..2
10:031. 10:50x.
P. M.——12:10, 1:03x, >2:00x, 3:35‘.
5:02, 5.:25x, 6:00x, 7:10x, 8:10x, smurf»
10:00:, 11:51x, 12:00x. x
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN- \1‘
, A. M.—12:2t‘yx, um. 5:37. 6:05,
l7:“. 9:19, 10:22x. 11:11x, 111:581.
. P. M.—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgem. i only»
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bi-it‘ll: port up
Iy. Saturday only), 2:47 (Bridgeport.
only, except Saturday), 3:30:22, 4:88...
5:19, 6:21, 6:51, 7:08x. 723:2 (Bridal:
port only) 9:25. 11:08. .
Sunda s
. l
M
Y
‘A. M.—12:26x, 1213):, 7:43, 9:1‘.
10:49. 11:12, 11:68:. ,(N '
P M..—2:‘10x, 3:11x,- 41423:, 0:33‘,
6:48, 7:08x, 8:33, 9:25x, 10:1?!“-
11:16x (Bridgeport only).
~NEW HAVEN TO SOUTI‘KNGR.
WALK
A.’M.—1z:25x, 4:35x, 4:53x, mu...
6:60, 8:05, 0:30, 9:41x,11:00. ~
3. M.—12:17, 2:13x, 3:40x, 4:89.},
5:13x, 5:32x, 6:37, 6:11;, 8:53”.
9:181. .. “ '
Sundays .
A. M.—4:35x, 41531:, 7:55, 8:3m
9:41x, 11:00. ‘ ..
P. lib—12:17:. 1:55x,',2:23, 3:
4:36, 6:13x, 6:11x, 7:05x, 8:53, 9:1 .
9:35. 11:30:. ‘
South Norwalk to Danbury
A. 46:13, 8:27, 9:59x. .
P. .—.-1:Z7, 1:54x. 2:43 (Sat ..
only) 4:39x, 5:27, (Except Saint-d .
6:25.
p Sundays
-A. M:—9:25, 10:29x.
P. M.——mv15, 7:20. ,
Danbury to South Not-walk
A Mar-6:00. 1:25, ~7:55x. (Mont!
“ailment; (except Monday), 10-
11250‘. , ‘
P. M.—-4:sax, 7:07,. 8:36x, (
Stimulant).
it, 14!:on.
Iundayo
n 7 . A
Want acts. bring rectum; ,
N -
P, 1.42:“, 3:48, 7:18, 3:38. "'
Norwalk Chronicler