cm.
4, ..
£709.!
, obliged to call his spare intoi'actlonJ
The House or ngbfiredc ’
Entertainment
Regent Theatre
8 Shows, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
GAIL KANE
In a New Mutual Feature
“The Upper Crust”
And Ancc‘uer Little Mary
McAiisic-r Picture
Monday
DRY. NT VASIEBI'RN
in a Continuous Laugh for an
Hour and a Half
“Skinner’s Baby”
And Hearst-P131110 News
Tuesday
VIVIAN MARTIN
in {l Palms-Paramount
"A Kiss For Susie”
And :i Keystone Comedy
SClil-‘f'tlwl‘ 4 and G-Mary Pick-
ford in the great patriotic photo-
play “THE LITTLE AMERICAN”
it s‘ quite waibte that there might be
another nail somewhere further along
the road, and it he should be so unfor-
tunate as to pick up the second nail
also, he would find himself with one
tire flat and no additional spare avail
able.
“In such a case there would be no-
thing for him to do except roll up his
sleeves and change his tire right
‘tbcre on l‘ie roadside. With addi-
tional tube available. his only recourse
would ho :n make temporarv repairs
on one of the punctured tubcs. Right
“time is where the sundry kit proves
An emergencv lube patch
costing only a cent or two 9:01.... 0o-
cblc him to repair the inju‘y tempor-
larilv and continue on his joll"'u\ after
fonly a slight delay. The inw-a‘ is.
provide your car with an ode ,ucic sim-
idrv kit and you will alwnvs bu equip-
lpeil to enjoy motoring lo the full.
its volflc.
AT THE REGENT TODAY
.4...
Gail Kane in “The Uppc.‘ Crust" and
I ‘ Little Mary McAllister in
“The Yellow Umbrclia"
l "The I‘pper Crust," developed from
,Charles Sherman’s amusin: novel of
’tbe same title, furnishes Mir: lime
with just the opportunities rc-
iquires. There are r«-"l‘c:ii"ons
{through which Miss Kan. a‘ie pret-
.‘"li‘
Ely Molly O’Tolle, tbe _...iiij.'h lri‘;
Palace Theatre
lf It’s a Feature, Don't Wait, See
it First at the Palace.
Performances Daily at 2:15, 7
and 9 O’clock.
.i'i- —— 2
Today
.. :' KITTY GORDON
r“ In World Feature
ORGEl-MB-Nlll‘
to“ Monday
EAO'I HDDVLNOW
”in-
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"0r.
7? -
. “The Brand of Satan”
COMING~Friday and Saturday,
Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, "ENLIGHT-
EN THE" DAUGHTER" Great.
Morality Drama.’
‘bousekecper, makes her w:.:' iiih fas-
cinai‘iniz dash and good bums landing
.in the finale, just as slic‘nlu it's docs,
completely vindicated and vfc‘tirious.
f In this play, Miss
'chance to wear it dazzling ,irray of
pretty clothes,
“‘THE LITTLE AMERICAN"
; COMING TO REGENT THEATRE
] As an atrnclion extraordinarv. Man-
ager Kantor of the Regent herire, :m-
nounces his engagement
Mary Pickford picture, "The Little
American,” conceded to he "‘ c great-
est patriotic message evcrsOen on
the. motion picture screen. Si ”Jed un-
der the personal direction of ilial llln‘i'
creator of ”Joan the Woman," this
{es oven the wonderful achievement of
that masterpiece.
Populnrly known as "America's
“Sweet llcart," Miss Pickford presents;
a particularly fitting characterizationi
in the title role 01‘ this new Artcra‘itl
“Bailing
aw
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20:; to $1.00
H. A. MEAD
Druggist
8 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Rolon Poiniiila‘rit
' it BATillNG
Admission—Week Days, 200; Sun- ’
days and Holidays, 350.
DANCING
Chicken and Share
Dinners
rmnwonxs May FRIDAY
manic
A
ii iii iiiiiits ‘
“Preparedness" in all things has be.
come more. or less of a try-word. but
the motorist who enjoys his Sunday
tour or occasional vacation trip which
takes him away from his home garage
and» the automobile supply houses
where he is known, always finds it
expedient to go prepared to make a
few simple repairs on his tires should
emergency call for' his services. in or-
der to be ready for anything the
thoughtful motorist. is bound to pro-
vide himself with a well equipped kit
of sundries and repair material. This
kit should include such articles as
emergency patches for casing and
tube. valve insides, cement and tape.
Such a kit. is never expensive and
many motorists say-they are well re-
paid for their investment by the as-
surance and peace of mind which tnev
derive from the knowledge that. they
are ready for anything. ‘
iAn oflicial of the Fisk Rubber Com-
pany advises every motorist to carry
:i’sundry kit. in his car at all times. In
recommending this he suggests a sit-
uation wh‘fch isilikely to occur with
any motorist even though he is one
who carries a spare tire mounted and
ready for instant use. "Supposing .3
our picks up a‘ nail and the driver is
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Caps 1
‘Be sure you see the new line of. fecively conditions il’ivohiu," the pro-l
flaming Caps we are showing__.j scnlmcrcut war, Sill‘l‘lnq vEei-ss of rt...
positively the prettiest styles, I inurkoble spectacular wur scenes, both
cumulus and trimmings offered thigron land and sea. are pictured in tin‘
509,801]. Come in and look them: most modern manner of plloiopllly
jiicture. Presenting it story of wipe-l
cial timely :hi‘inc by Mr. lii Kline and
lJcnnlc llticnicv'xnn. this pi‘n'lui-iimi, it
[is promised, will bring: home meet ct”-
1tecbniquc. ‘
i AT THE RECENT MONDAY
Bryant Washburn in "Skinner's Baby,"
A ContinuOus Laugh for an
I - Hour and a Half
i No home 1:; complete without :1 bit-
’bv. it vou don't believe ii, ace “Skinr
liter's Baby," on Essannv pic'urc. fen-
lturlniz Bryant \Vnshburn. It is n so.
gone! to the famous “Skinner's Dress
I Stilt." * '
The idea 31‘ becoming a father docs
not occur to Skinner, who is the jun-
: ior partner in the McLaughlin. Pei’k‘n
it‘ompany, until ihe bead bookkeeper
of the firm comes down one morning
and passes around the cigars. The
men": supreme happiness oi the arri-i
ivcl of .'l little stranger {ll his home;
He begins}
'ilccply impresses Skinner.
est pleasure that life can give him.
And his belief is strengthened as he}
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Kitty Garden, Distinguished Star
"FonGet-Me-th" .
.ll‘hen William Brady, dirbciongencrul
' of the World pictures, secured the sig-
unlurc of Miss Kitty Gordon to it!
World contract, be accomplished a
cral other film mngnntes. Miss Gor.
i don, internationally known as a lilstri—l
{rude interpreter of extraordinary abil-
‘ iiv, hadnicdeficd all persuasive at-
tempts to get her display her wares in;
the films, Family, however, Miss Gar-é
don succumbed to the financial induce-E
ments of Mr. Brady, and she. is now;
offering her productions under this,
banner. , ' ;
(Kitty‘Gordon appears .at the Palace.
Theatre today in “l"l\r-Get-Z\le.-Not.".
The play bears a street: sentimen
theme. which shows Miss Golden at
her best. r
MURRAY AND NlLES MEET
FOREST HILLS. N. Y., Aug. 25.—R.
Llndlcy‘lllurray oi Niagara Falls, and:
N: W. Niles of Boston, meet today in
the final round of “the national patriot.
ic tournament. The former \.Pnciilc
coast star gained the right to meet
the Bostonian by defeating John R.
Strachnn, of San Francisco, in four
sets yesterday. 1
Kane but: a1
of the new .
‘ter of scrocncralt, Cecil l? “riddle...
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{production it is generally felt sui'pnssi .1 Hmhm'“
('l‘l‘f‘ NV)“ )1! 1V. I ,
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“Vl‘h‘i (\“llll‘ill I’U“'(iies \Vl” “Niko gllll'lllg “lid lllt‘l‘t‘lls‘lllg (lls))l‘(iplil'-lltl Vltl“'. I
kccpiu" tum between her superior Worlduipou rcporismore or less confiden—
will and naval power and Germany’s,tiiuiiluit‘welmvcbeeugetting."
~ , (.‘(il’ENliAGEX Aug. 2:3.—An
“One might clearly to recognizelAustria wbicb is iiicrzi“ .-
ohjcct wus‘i‘or peace, which h-
ON THE SUMMIT OFil
i MONTE SANTO, ANi
AUSTRIAN STRONG-E
HOLD '
(Continued from Eighth Page).
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l’E’l‘lit'lGRAD, A1151. ‘23.——Geii.'
‘(liirkc. (ix-commander of the,
iillllillll'l‘rrlt‘l'll i'ruut. recently ur-
i‘cstcil for expression of loyalty in,
the emperor after the revolution;
lis ll) be sent abroad, it is iiii-‘
liliillllt‘rtl. mulcr :i new
'tibliug‘ the government to expel:
‘pcr-oiis l't‘li':li'(l(‘tl its dangerous to
the welfare oi. the couuii')’.
' (1N ’l‘llifi it‘llii‘Ni,‘ll FlitilX’l‘.
Aunt. 1‘3. (iiy 'l‘bc AAHiilt'ltllt‘lli
iPl‘dsslercll from the GOP-111ml.“
emperor‘s lavorllc units trout,
iraiiilciiburg were captured in the}
”latest li‘rciicb attack at \'ct'iliili.l
i'l'be prisoucrs taken in the prcccd-f
iiiu‘ (lays coii‘iprlse 1.1115 “11‘” and;
itbirty officers of the twentieth"
.rcuimciii. 1.089 mciruiul two ofii-Z
leer»: of the 'l‘wcuty-i'ourtb llcgig
iiueeit. and 556 mm and 17 oi’iiccrs.
'1‘rom the ’ilbirty-fii'tb licuiiueiii..
x'l‘bc number oi: oiiiccrs taken was.
[surprisingly bigb. Slltlwlllg’ tlic1
‘moriilc iii the liiglicrxriiuiis also is:
.tlimiuisbiiiu'. i
l The attack began early in the,
interning- eastward from Avocoiiri'
“.vouii to the west of Lafayette
jcrcclt, but the enemy thought the,
fiissuuli \voulil occupy ii lurizcr
!fi‘iilll its the iiriillci'y was busy on,
.lllllll sides. When (leii. i’ciziin‘n'
5Siiiiit Morris division went over in,
istorni llill tiili tlic (lernuuis were
‘liiltcii completely by surprise were
‘lost ground immediately. licforc
itime was given tlicin to recover,
"the position was won nlibougb ibe'
rl“l‘1‘llt'lllllt’ll bad to wade through
iwnler \‘i'illleElirll. 'l‘be prisoners'
'ruuuileil up were calculated at
illlll, wbllc the main body of
dashed onward
‘ibroiigb ilcntb itaviuc and attain»:
ed tlic objects set by them after
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iiwo hours. in some places the ad-
'iiiicc reached a ilcptb of 2,000
yards. ‘ i
SOFIA, 'l'liuxsdiiy, viii licrliu;
and London, Friday, August Z-l.‘
-——“\'\'c want peace and desire to?
ciul this terrible blomlsbctl." said,
lli'ciiiici' liiiilosloxoii' in mi inter-j
vicw on the papal pcucc note. ”We,
have been emphasizing ibis “ill“,
lliilt‘ for more than a year," be
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continued. .
ITALY FLIES Tenement
‘ Three Big Dollar Specials lor Today '
$2.00 to $5.00 Middiel and Smock: . .. .......... .. $1.00
$2.00to $4.00Dress Skirts............. .......... . $1.00
50 Fall Velvet Shapes . . . . .. .. ............... . ., $1.00
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mooou ooumw V H
1““ ““"Jay Gould’s Grandson Claim s Exemption From the War
1
Kingdom Gould, son of George J'. Gould. and grandson. of Jay Gould,
viident
. has claimed ‘cxemption from servicer l n the army on the. ground he had dc»
This photograi’ih oi him-w us taken Just before he passed the,
't‘uxqinilualiou before the bouldat Toms River, N. J.. his home.
Mr.
"I (in not bclicyt‘ that tile popc' Gould‘s uuuriuce a month ago to u p oor lluliun excited \videppread lnter~
sought 3,, get in contact win, 11“. est. fur. would is president of the Consolidated Coal Company of Si.
ilii'i'crciit government bciuls bel‘orc
transmitting the note for the pur-
pcucc. ’l‘bc l‘lllli‘llll‘ iippcurs
make every cii'ort to prepare public
4';
‘ Louis and the Western Cool and Mining Company; vice president of the
' l‘tnli Fuel ompany and of the Texas and Pacific Railway.
, , , H , 'tor In the lienvcr & lilo Granule, ill c International
PM" “1 illWi’Vi'rmi‘J ll ”1“." (ll‘m'i‘d and 11m Western Pacific railroads.
10 between $25,000,000 and $50,000,000.
lie is a direc-
Great
ills father is believed to be worth.
N0: lhern,
h.
opinion for n llrll‘sllllt‘ refusal ol'.~
llfill‘ll mediation whereas the (‘cu-Nlllb ”‘5 ”‘9 ”51‘” “f
tension l bus bccn for a month," he said. “i
in” ppm.“ welcome 1, “in, sin- created by the fuel that Great luicun in general,” humbled, “and
in
note
coiicrcic proposals
wit it ilic pupiil ‘iiiul
answer it individually. \Vbetbcr,i“"‘””“”“Sll'mlglh'
pence will come soon. who can say?
7 ‘ ‘ I I. . “V
“c \vuni pence but are calmer ”‘3‘ (”PM Bm‘m”
,liriiiiiu was constantly feeling: tlicli'rom political and military points
This opinion is based
crying
discarded
”mt, (‘ver mm. W" are asked {muour economic oppression and legally thought of to" niorinl expan-
_,,,.,,,.,. will “mm. 300,, who can gay? Abandon oneself to any lllllSlOllilell and is ever willing to buy its
. ' . . -. . .1.“ , n' ... "A. . u' .'
\\ p (inch-p peace 1,, mm". Mum. and,” llllh ifispcetuould' be fatal. 'uuy‘oui of the \ .u b) lciiitoiuil
"up.“S this occurs before 10“,, ”1,. llr. llclttcricb repudiated lls llll-‘Stli‘l'lilt‘tls on the Itiibiin front and
liiitciite alone will bich occasion J
to regret it." '
WASHINGTON. Aug.
. v~ . l s
to iwlicvo that be is missing the great. i l‘rcsulcnt \\ ilsoii may ilcciilc inf“
address (‘ougrcss on peace at tbc‘
Benedict‘s proposals.
form the country on the. question,
but also cuublc members of (“on-
grcss to carry the government’s
views 1mm.- to the people when ””8".“ , ,
‘\'dllillg‘ ii feeling oi
Congress adjourus. .
LONDON, Aug. Eli—Tclcgrmns
received lici‘c'from Rome say
prominent persons at the votican,
interpreting: the papal peace note.
assert that Pope Benedict believes
ma, ”m, had been impossible rm. Fe,“ an iudmiiity is necessary for tbe,»am,
resin ‘llllOll of Belgium and nortb-i‘,
cru France. and also that the pope ‘ ,Efi
takes the. view that restoration ofI "
Serbia. is essential but did notivj
mention it in his note as be believ- it,
ed the whole Balkan question !'
could be dealt with more cifective- i it
ly by «negotiations as a scpnratef'”
problem. ‘ ’6
From the some source it is said ill;
‘tbai the issuance of the peace note= ‘
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was preceded by unofficial conver-; p
tal lsaiiona - with prominent Germans ; ‘5;
in
imany’s consent to provisons forjg
restoration of invaded territories.‘ iii
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 25.——Vice f»
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,Cbancellor
‘course of the debate. in the main;
committee of the German ’Reich—~
stag, said the real reason why"
Great. Britain entered the war wasE
the fact that Germany’s
Would in 1917 presumably have
reached the level of that
its“ 3...... . “‘“~.°‘ii-m BRENNAN 519353.,“ 42:50 nausneei}
an endeavor to obtain Ger-5
Helifericb, in the
trade
_‘?Thisyni'.l’ th Vitae hence
1 yesterday" by tbcoStutc De-f
‘pcssiniistic view of the sitiiaiiou,2
that 'illOll by the confidential dispaiclies‘
.itbat have been received.
“I rgnrd the government
lRussia
AWeeli 'en'il sale on lingerie ~ blouses.
Regular $2.98 Value tor $1.98 and
' Special, ' prices ion aLlf the
higher priced merchandise. '
3.1
liuuirinc warfare.
\\'.-\SH[N(.'1"1‘O.\',
In “H“ iComplcic confidence in the
:cturns to his home that evening. Ev-iu'ay he would take the national iiiussiui‘i government was MPWSS'I
F. rii . vc body into bis (‘Ollfitlt‘lll‘t‘ ‘0"
i])ill‘llll(‘lll. .
'nipd tbat' news from Russia 1m(1;witb the correspondent. yesterday
caused this government to take tribe 101d 0 story which, though pos.
sibly unduly pessimistic explains
ingtbut instead ofibere pre.:flle persistence of Count (‘zcrnin,
pessimismlAustro-Hungarian foreign minis-
,quiie the. contrary had been cr-flt‘l‘, mid 0f Emperor Charles in
returning again and again to the»
subject of peace negotiations.
as stronger today than it
Aug.
n‘gtifipd the rQironcll that be everiiu tiiilicia, an Austria of frequent
,bad made any popbccies respect-flood riots, unable to last tbrougb
35._jiliix the (tffipipmiy of the Germany ;nuotber motor of war, on Austria
,u'bosc population would rise in
25,—.‘1'evolutiou if any reasonable peace
non-Tot‘r‘cr were rejected by the. gov-
ernment, is pictured by an intelli-
gent iAustrian who “has
urrivcd
Secretary Lansing tie-Ebert) from Vienna. In a long talk
of
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BLOUSEIS
THE "LITTLE SHOP
N 6W. F011 Styles insnk n.5,,
Ojil‘i‘ld $12 0N dREDIT g, ’
So. Nariivaik
l Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
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Select your range
getting the one you want.
07‘ WALL s'r.
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
can you imagine buying I
combination Coal and Gas
Range for such a low price? It ‘
you act quickly, you can secure
one of these bargains. Wonder-
ful value at prices asked and
supply will be sold out quickly.
YOUR OLD COAL RANGE
TAKEN IN TRADE FOR $10.
We will remove your coal
« stove and aléow you a credit of
$10 toward time cost of your New
Combination.
ALL BANGI‘S SOLD ON
CLUB PLAN
$2 with trdcr and Dollar "
Weekly brings your New" a
Range.
now to becerlain of
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. N ORWALK.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
‘ Prospect Hill, Norwelk
Founded by Elizabeth D. Mead, 1883
and little boys which ofi'ers sane and
sound trainini.r in elementary and aca-,
demic subjects under the best aus-
pices. Largo faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium. and separate
study halls for each department.
”pitiful grounds, tennis court.
Upper School offers general undi
special courses. College preparatoryi
reviews 11 specialty. New course in:
Household Science taught in a realf
house with a real kitchen. A few‘
non-resident pupils may be admitted‘
to this course. i
Lower School includes the Inter-l
mediate and Primary Department.i
Children are taught how to study and
lay a. good foundation for their later
inch school work. The Primary Del
partment, which was to have been
discontinued, will be carried on asé
usual. A new room will be used ml
the ischool building. Boys admitttll to[
this department. l
Arrangements made for meeting‘
clt'ldrcn at. the trolley and for serving,
lunches. Chorus class in charge of,»
Lillian Slieru‘ood .\'ewkirk. Gyninnsv,i
tics and {01k dancing in all grndos.‘
Bookie: Ni request. 1
Miss Margaret. R. Brendlinger, A. 13.:
Miss \‘ida l-iunt Francis. R. L..
- Principals.
Everything tor Preserving
Sure Seal, Ideal,— Mason and
Economy Fruit. Jars—all sizes
Jelly Glasses, Jelly Strainers,
Aluminum and Enameled Pre-
serving Kettles, Heavy Wire Can-
ning Racks, Wire Kettle Bottoms,
Jar Rings, Jar Cops, Stone Cracks,
Stone Jugs, Demijoltns, Wine
Kegs, Fruit Pressers, Aluminum
Jar Fillers, Etc, at Lowest Prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1069-!
25 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Prompt Delivery.
40
[Nicotine Sulphate]
‘- For Plants,
More} Effective
PAlbert D. Morgan
* vasumc'rou “REE:
y.
"-i-wmt ads. brli'i‘p- regain. f“ ..
A boarding and day school for girls Retailers summed by
Biack‘Leail'
ly.‘Saturday only),
only, except Saturday), 8:30x,
5:19, 0:21. 6:51..7:03x,_-7:32 (Brianne
port only) 9:25, 11:08.
10:19, 11:12, 11:538x.
6 : 48,
11:16: (Bridgeport only). '
6:50, 8:05. 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00.
. _ *0 . _
Shi‘ibberl‘ielc- "- us; ca
. ' z x. ,
0 1 ' Sundays . ‘
" - . . : ,~ : , : , 8:3
NothingLBetter iiu’ffi‘foii‘ i on 7 55 o...
. > , P. M.—-12:17x, 1:55x, 2:23. 3:401,
or 4:35, 5:13x. 6211:, 7:05x, 8:53, 0:182.
9: .1130: "
only) $39!, 5:27, (Except Saturday“ “1
8:25. i .
only) 8:85 (except Mondayli‘ltl'o
11:50.
Saturdays).
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HAVANA IS BURNING
When you Smwke an “Exception"i
Havana filled are cigar. Ask forifi,
THE 0. E SLAusou 00., "'i
Norwali: and Stamford: "
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CALL US UP
and we will r rsh our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
of
‘ MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354' .
North Main St. South Norwalk.
N. Y., N. H. a H. TIME TABLET
In Effect June 10, 1917 "
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW Y0
.A’ M.~—1530x, 5:35x, 15:49:. 6:“.
6.57:, 7:18x, 7:40, 7:55x, 8:21): 8:4
(Mondays only 8:59x, 9:24 (exec
Mgndfiysllgfls, 10:33x, 10:52x. s
.‘ .—— :03..12:52 (Stamtor
1:09x, 1:38x, 3:02x. 3:29. 4:32:62?“
5:46, 6:02x. 6:261: 6:47 Stamford ‘
ly) 7:021, 8:06, 9:201, (exam
Saturdays) 9:58:, 10:07x. ‘
Sunday:
A. M.—-12:25x, 5:35 5‘ '
919:, 10:33x. x' .49x, 8'“
. iL—mzos, 1:09x. 2:441: 312;.
4:32: 5:40 6:02x, 7:02. ~' 3
7:57x: 8:00}, x “2' “5"”
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL
A. M.—4:10, 5:30;.6:34,8:00!.8:51:
9:;5,;.‘tl:0llx, 10:06, 10:50x. '
. .—12:03x,12:45x,1:06, 1:0
(Sat. only, 2:18x, 2:57, 3230):. 3:&
4:13x, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 513‘
5:29, 6200:. 0:03x, '8:10x,, 9:8‘
11:15x, 12:00: .
A M 6 00Sundays .
. .——- : 8:001: 9:00x, 9:2
10:03:, 10:50£ ' I! .
P. M.—12:10, max. 2:00x. 3:351...
6:02, 5:251, 13:00:, 7:10x, 8:10x, 9200‘
10:00x. 11:51:. 12:00x. ,
sou-m NORWALK T0 new ‘I ‘
HAVEN
A, M.——12:2€lu. 1:13x, 5:37, 6:0}.
7:15, 9:19, 10:22x, 11:11x, 11:58:.
p, m,—1;20, 2' 20 (Bridgeport only. .
Saturday only) ”334 (Bridgeport 0"
2:47 (Endgam-
4:fi ‘
Sundays ' .-
A. M.—12:26x, , 1:13x, 7:43:95!»
4:42x,
92253:,
P.‘ M.—2:10r, 3211):,
7:08x," 8:33,
NEW( HAVEN TO SOUTH NUR- l
WALK a
A. M.—12:25x, 4:35x, 4:53x, Em
south Nor-walk to Danbury
.A. M.-—0:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
. P. M.—-1:27.'1:54x, 2:43 osmium
,. Sunday:
:A. ‘M.—9:25, 10:29x.
PUMP—3:15, 7:20,
. .Dunhury to South Norwalk -‘
1A M.—«0:0.0,.7:25, 7:55x. (Mona
P. 11.44:”; 7507. 11138:. , (em
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