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To Let; For Sale,
ss and Professional
Miscellaneous Ado.
meeTime. so. 2 week
W
' H ‘ , . V ANN“.
1 WANTED. 5 no LET. } FOR SAiLE.
r» ——~~ ‘ -—--—-—-—,.,«_____1 ——- ~'-—- -'~——— —.
. WANE0~PAINTERS AT OVCE To LET—iST FLOOR, 7 LARGE' FOR SALE—1 OVERLAND Tor
'iOury 11151 class painters need apply.
ILVnm't-ik Hardware Co., 45 Main'
ptreet. 010 iii
.WANTED—GOVERNMENT WAR
positions open. $100 mouth, list free.
Franklin institute. Dept. 2811, Roches-
ler, N. Y.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS .
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for cattle ll. Friedman, 35 Ely
Imue. net. 1151.120 11
WANTED»DRUG CLERK. TWO
or three years’ experience. Liggetts
.drng store, 70-72 l'lust \‘t'nslrinuton
blt’t'e't.
WANTED~SALES GL. . AN!)
two 119111 girls for sodu fountain, ng'
gotta drug store, 70-72 East “'tlrllll'iii'
tori street, South Not'wulk.
WANTED—43018 TO DO 1.1Giil‘
Illill'l-lllt' work. Good pay. Cali liol-
1111111 Machine (‘11., 132 \Vtttei'-—'.<lr'eet.'
South Nur'tntlk, Conn. 09 3t
WANTED——A
111.111 about. 1:. or
BRIGHT YOUNG
16 years of age to
lteip in engineering work, Cull per-
' nottrrlly 1-11 once. Samuel W. lioyt, Jl'.,'
.79 Washington street. 08 St
WANTED~—A BOY AS HELPER IN
dry good store. Apply 1A. Dickermttn
& Son. 08 3t
. . . JE~ ._ .. -
" .WANTED—WOOD CHOPPER-S, $2
'per cord. Jackson Corners, N. Y. W.
I“. Daniels. Tel. 6112 City 08 3t
WANTED—~Cii'S'i‘tniERS 'ru KNOW
ditat 1 11111 ready for the full season
of dressmaking. Alterations and coats
I‘I'llIn-d ill reasonable prices. litre.
ll. 814101111. 8‘ Lowe street. 08 (it
WANTED—FALSE TEETH. WE
wmy Its high as $17.50 per set for old
nlse teeth. :10 matter it broken, also,
gold crowns and bridge work. Mall
to iiet'dan False Teeth Specialty, 25
Tennis street, Albany. N, 31.101111 re-
ceive cash by return mail. . 1' 11.1
'7
HAVANA Is BURNING
'When you smoke on “Exception'
Havana filled Etc ch111'. Ask for it
Retailers supplied by
THE C. E. SLAUSON 09.,
Norwolk' and Stamford.
.___..._ ,--——
W ANT
g...
\ieasonable at 214 East avenue,
“1001118, bath gas
phone, largo yard
electric lights,
chicken houses
near
East Nor'walk depot, 010 31
TO LET HOUSE A'i‘ Dill liiLi
'1Ientto. .'\O"\‘-illll. inquire \lrs. 'l'E‘trlw
I‘Lll‘ill‘!‘ Dry Hill and Xéwowut avenue.
010 31'
TO LET~.\'-OV. IST' AT 245
avenue, East Noru'alk, lst floor,
rooms, with improvements.
EAST
5
East Norwalk.
TO LET—IN ROWAYTO
iy new seven room house.
N EAR-
All im-
\I
ens, McKinley Place,
telephone 1134-13. 09 tit
TO LET—4 LARGE ROOMS AND
basement 1'00111 all improvements. N0.'
7 Valley More. Phone 1070.
(19 31
T0 LET—Fl'itNiSiil'ii)
first floor over Glover's slioo store.
Gentlemen only, 011 31
T0 LET—~NICE ROOMS STEAM
heat electric lighted, $250, $3 week
Also suite ol 3 rooms for light house:
keeping Bristol Hotel. 03 lit
TO LET—MODERN 110115111 ».
Ioven rooms and built, reception hall '
All impr'otements and 11110 place;
Good locality, \‘o. 20 Edlie avenue.
1:11.11. Nor'wrtlk, Apply 2 St. John
street. 08 lit.
T0 LET—3 1101.,»
slr(.>(-litrttttir'1 on lir'tulliit’s
310.
08 31..
TO LETvllAl. l., lllllll) “10013.8
.\‘1.'11l1 31.1111 lwlititl, met Met'ttls (1 ug
store, suitable for lodge society
club. inquire W111. A, (lrirnn, Jr..
Russell Frost. 8 North Main street.
08 at;
T0 LET-‘wFUilNlSiiED
with or without board
street. Phone 1755-13.
noons
Union
~ 08 in
2:3
T0 LETmO'NE 11.81.11 1ND.“ l},
rooms, some improvements.
dt'eit preferred 78 irort street, East
‘Not'wulk Rent 511. inquire next door,
Mrs. l‘vr' 1y. 08- 3t
TO LET~l"I.OORS or 3 AND 1
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, t‘llC-
tile. lights and i111pI'.ovenIents Rents.
titre. Tel. 365- 4 or 473- 3.
WANTED—TURNEKS T0 \VORK"
In factory.
I
WANTED-YOUNG MEN OVER
16 to work in manufacturing and ship- ‘
ping departments. . l
1
WANTED —- srtturnuxnns. PAY
while learning.
Clttett, Peabody
81 1311.41.11“
WHITE SLAVE WITNESS DIES
HRIDGEPORT. Oct. ]0.—;\lrs. Maud
Disesa, 2'2 vertrs old, of this city,
had figured in. White Slave cases
this state died Monday in a hospital
_ here, where. she had been taken from
the jail. 'iler husband is now in state
prison in Wethersfieid, convicted on
‘White slave charges, and Florri Car-
:illc, who is in jail-here on a charge. in
'fi'lzieh Mrs, Dir-19311 was a principal.
t 111.11.11.11... 7.15m ,; ,
o’fiRIteumatism
"Send me Foley Kldney Pills. i am
1116.? done up with rheumatism and
my are the only thing that- help
"’ [L Jr. “List;- Sner'lais. Colo.
hcumntlm in stuhhorn as a mule
'mgs on lit: 0 u leech—v1 ens out
'agth—‘worrirna on with pain.
. .11 on your vitality-depressant
r mind-«Azania. your health!
Ict tenant: or: you! Don‘t gm
'! Don‘t overlook Foloy too...
For they work directly on“;
33-4.: no up and strengthcn'
the pe'foct action that W
351.. out of tho blood. and cl
' no cause oi rhoumouxm. 1
$110 and 51111. swollen. aching Jolnll.‘ .
. 1:1 now. today. and soon you will
___e
o
..
‘. i'.
I.'
1- in luv active and fret: from
‘11:: $121.: 3111111: 11!: 3" 10m: to I!
x I ' com o .
MW 1411» you!”
who =
in
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH 1M
movements at 38 First street. inquire
R. Josclovsky, 24 Cove avenue, or 52
Water street.
To LET~STQRE ‘20? “7118111760-
ton street East Nofwalk. Apartments
209 Washington street. Eat-1t Norwalk
and-89 Chapel street, Norwnlk. In-
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
~ BUSINESS NOTICE.
PIANO TEACHER
Expert instruction, concert pianist.
conservatory graduate. Results sure,
satisfaction guaranteed. Free harmony
1282 East avenue. East Norwalk.
1“.
LOST.
LOST—A DOG COLLAR
attached. Finder please return to this
ofilce. Reward.
as payment has been ’stopped.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, Noon. ——Consoii-
dated Gas Bronkyin Union Gas and'j.‘
{Columbia Gris were added to the list
of weak utilities, declining 5 3—8, 4
3-4 points, respectively. Unsettletnent
150011 extended to the entire list, Steel
reacting (tour 106 to 103 1-2 Mina
gross declines of l to 3 points in oth«
er steels and equipments, copper and
specialities
gsym
‘9 Texas Company supplemented yea- 5‘ ”‘7de hot shill" headaches.
I!
terday‘I 1 point decline with I mr—
under leo- pronoun.
inquire."
Mrs, S. A. Young's, 241 East arcuue.
K'lr‘or demonstration phone 68.3.
‘1'1‘ 1.; CEDAR‘
or phone.
or.
1
Oi“
No chil-l.
classes..Tcrms moderate. Prof. Bliss,
SET
with blue-stones and 1917 license tag-
4
' LOST—BANK BOOK No. 9867, rs-year
sued by South Norwalk Savings Bank;
Finder will please returnto suidbarik
03 3t'
that break of at: potato-mills wen
ldeiiver'y hotly. Also 2 Ford cars, with
'top delivery body. Prices reasonable.
Tel. 437. 010 31
FOR SALE-410688. ALi. AROUND
IV'mktt,1:l ,v'eals old, weight 1 .‘350, in
good rendition. Work single 01' dou-
Ibie. Must be sold at once, any reason-
lible otter considered. inquire Robert
lSeytnour, BitterSweet Farm, Broad
1River, Nor'tt'alk, or at No. 7 Railroad
'at'eltue, South Nortvaik.
i
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING, CAR,
:excellent condition. Price reasonable.
'09 3t
FOR SALE—WEBER PIANOLA
'piHoventeuts Apply to Mrs. Earl Stcv- piano 1101150 furnishings, garden (0013.1):9111' ending September 30
Rowayton 01 etc. Private sale afternoons next two follows in part:
weeks. 0 B. St. John, Administrator,
18 South Osborne. uI‘,enue Lily. o4 12t
FOR SALE~i“‘l.OitiDA REA]. ES-
tztte of all descriptions Anyone inter-
ested shortld address or consult. O. B.
ROOM St. John, 18 South Osborne avenue, '
City. 04 (it
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE...
farms, large and small acreage, city
property. (lettllent'en's estates, also
antiques, upright piano and second
hnnd furniture. L. B. Hall, 106 Main
istreet, Nor'waik. 529 1m
1
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FOR SALE TWO NEWLY RENO.
tated houses with iurptovetttents. Sov
'erril burns on premises and 15 acres
'11! good farming land at Court turn-
pike. Mrs. ll. Tnt'lov, 16 Grove street
31111 75312
FOR SALEmFA‘AllLY HOUSE
“lib one-half acre of Jnnd on West
Norwnik Road near (‘onnoctlout Turn-
pike. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Smull amount of crush requir-
ed, bulnnco on mortgage. inquire
Keogh to Camden, Attys. United Bank
2building. Tel. 535-2.
FOR SALE-«CITY AN .\ COUNTRY
property of ev'etv defic‘llplioll, it luck
; ing for it home or inv esttnent. NOW
is the time.
l
1
Ask John T. Haves
1
Real Estate—Insurance
s 7 MAIN ST.
1' PEOPLES GAS DROP? 8 P“"T"
! N'l‘V YMl‘i, (let lo -~;'~‘u '
l'topit' S this light and Folio 1
ol (liter-1 to dropptd 7.3.x, ,- .1..111 ill ..
l.
,nlodoratol Inquire. g4 Vt oodwmd 3.9.1111 1111 unly deadnge on the Stool. 1.x-
lCllilllgt' today on announcement over.
night of the poo-zinc ol' the dividend
This action was foreshadow ed in thy-
I'ecent movement of the. stock which
«dropped 7 points yesterday and 5
points the day before.
the company was reorganized from the
Old t‘hlengo-Gas Company.
o
FISHER SUPERINTENDENT.“
Tire Appointment of Rev. Eilnthun
Fisher, superintendent of trades insti-
‘lute for the Blind. was hnnounced re
‘cently. He will take charge of the de-
partment October 15. succeeding Ralph
la. Colby, who had been with the do-
nariment for about twelve years. '
‘WlMElliliF
hlflfllE AGE
Mrs. Quinn’ 3: mfimhennc
0 tight to Help YOu Over
the Critical Period.
Lowell, Moss. —“For the last. three
111 have been troubled with the
Cb sage of Life and
the but feelingo
common at that
time.1 was inah.‘
very nervous condi-
tion. with headaches
and pain a good
deal of the time $01
Was unfir'to do‘
Work. A fried
belied me to try
Lydia E. Pinkhnm’ 0
Vegetable Com-
pound, which I didi
and ithehélped me in every wn.
am notheorly‘sonervou 3,1110 oh
or in. I must. say at L diaE
oVegemhle Compoun is the"
remedyony sick woman uptake."
.4411. MARGARET QUINN. Bear 259
Worthar St. towel), MMI. -
erngwaml pm: are a sense
1
i
1.0vi
Wt?
NORWALK. 1
Today‘s quotation is the lowest stncet
'7 lil'll‘t'l :rdlli llh’ the same as lost your.
, reelected to servo for another you.
land Airs. D W: Raymond were Elected
WEE
DIRECTORS OF
HOSPITAL FOR
,3-YEAR TERMS
(Continued From Page One)
settled his annual report for lb! fiscal
The report
I
Treasurer’s Report.
l‘or listai \e.tt 1111131111., St’llltllillti:o
limit, 1917.
(Total tweleptu .............$11:l‘.,i9 361i
" 1 1 - '
'iotztl .ltsbrtr'stments ....... $2,361.11!
1 ”alone e on htrnd ......... s 10:23. '2!
Lust year s htttutundin" note. till
. . , r n.
;-. 00.111111 11 $1, 11.; borrowing ll.i\ 1',
both bl‘Q‘n paid off in full.
New Hospital Fund.
1-..11 t‘urtis then presutled his re
port Elli treasurer of the new huspitnl'
fund ’l‘hei court follows in part.
Amount on hand at last re-
l
tu-
port ..................... $44 973.101
lleteivmi since then ........ 10,.118 70
[ill 91'e'~'t on fund f’t’ttlH‘tl 1649 55'
i 'l‘oI'Il .................... $0711.00
illlillilisl‘tl for building: pur .
poses ................... $56,351“?
iluluttre 011 hand .......... 187 711
Since the clan: no of the account
{‘1' (100 hits betn received from tho
5 state. i
Ladies’ Visiting Board. 1
Tho 11111111111 report of the. fiddled“
Visiting liourri was also presented at
this time A summary of this report
follows:
“plum-19 on lllinll 1:1.11 ,\'t'2‘l‘..
‘ his-hursemmttn
$ 1.240 2‘1,
............. 80063
balance on llllllll ...... ..$ ‘ "11111
No bids haw heert survived in lh'y
1.17.1er lation 111: vol on the old hospital.
.\lr licilulh-n rtsounted l-het'ilom "ill
this tint' and explained to the meni-
1111..- of the Association who were pres-
iont. the financial condition of'the new;
hmpittrl. The sum of 855.000 ht lenst;
i's neewrttt'y to tmtke il'p the existing
.1’111‘11'11'111'3'. This money will pay for
furniture. 11nd kitchen and laundry
equipment.
111'. MeMullerI praised the work of
the lixer'uttvt- committee very highly
lot this time, and muted that tho hospi-
ltrll had never been under better man:
111101110111 than that of the past year.
George 1'}. Curtis took the. opportu
utty at this time to deny a rumor w~l1ith
;l1ns been making the moods of the
it 1111 to the effect that the State hits
Ipierced 11 rttortuage on the now hospltul.
its 11 safeguard or string to its $25,000.
"upropriution. Mr. ‘Cill‘llti eluted that1
the usuttl lien which is placed nnnll
pr'opettv of this kind when 11 state. 0119
proprhttion is made. is now on 1110'
property: but no 11101-th1119 in hold by
the mute or by anyone elso.
The next in 01'1ch of business 11:1
the election of four directors for three
' ~ terms to ill! the Incancies caused!
bv- the expiration of the terms of;
Thomas 1. Raymond. Arthur C. Wheel-1,
'Edwnrd E. Gorltrtm and Dr. David
1. Sconce for members of the. board 01"
direelnfs of the. Nor 'tilk Hospital Asl
soelatlon for the next three. years.
upon the motion of George E Curmtls
the, secretary'uns instructed by vote
(‘1
the above-mentioned gentleman as dl
teeters for the ensuing three yearns
As there was no other hustnoss' to
come before the meeting the motion it
:tdtourn one mode and cart ted.
, The mention was atmnded last ninhl
by about fifteen members or the asso
'ciatlon.
Board of Directors Moot.
After the 111lj1‘trnmortt of the rumua'
ttreling of the Norwalk 11014111111 Ann-1.
clntlou, last evening the board of di-
rectors hold their annual meeting and.
elucted the following otiicers.
President—John ltic\iulleh.
Vice-President—John Cavonough.
Treasurer—~Gocrgo C: t‘tIrt'ts.
Secretary—domes T. liuhhell.
The terms of office of the. members
of the incentive 30mmlttee having 01?
hired, the board of directoriét elected
F‘dgar G. Murphy: Frederick 71.1.3111
son and Dr". David 3: Scenes as mem-
bers of“ the committee for the ensuing:
your. Lotuscn takes the place or
(“armies '1". Diamond. Othettvise t 111
l
Judge .101 11 J. Walsh was elected 'tt-
trrney for the board for the. cumin:
" 4‘ m‘.
were elected to compose the auditing
committee.
The medical board of last year will
a
Mm. G. S Adnml. MrséWllliltfi
members of the. Ladlu’ Med.
It was voted to 111111 I Wat to
the mental 0M3 11111.16” ; Ind Dr
CCSS.
when of thi i an
Treasurer (leotge 1:. Curtis then pre- '1th your bitt’s Y'zu c
. Nor'wnlk Tire
to oust one ballot for the election oil '
year. and Miss Bodlne was elected sup,— '
' erintendent of the hospital [or another-
'Chester S. Sellock and .‘77‘.L9n1‘!“’l ’- ’
Lighten the burden of house-
holdxlrudger).
A Stamford range is a prac-
tical construction which makes
cooking a simple art, for 16,111—
sures ease, economy and suc—
It’s the range you’ll like
FOR SALE 1531’
ll. NASH
Corner North Mama-11d West Sts.
LOCAL BANK ACTIVE Fon'
LIBERTY LOAN.
The South Norwulk T111111 Company
is now prepared to receive your sub-
scriptions to the Second Liberty Loan
Norwalk is expected to subscribe to
at elast $1, 500, 000 bonds as her pro-
Be patriotic and
an subscribe for
bonds in denominations of $50 $100,
$5 00. $1, 000, and pay for them in cash.
Btonds will draw interest at the rate
four per cent from November 15, l
o1 you can pay on the Govern:
1917,
'mtnt Ddl'lial payment plun of 2 per
cent. doon with subscription. 18 per
cent payable on 01 before Nov lilih,
40 er cent. payable on or before ile-
cembet 15th, 40 per cent. payable 0'1
or begote Jauquy 16th
if unable to subscribe for bonds 1111-
1111' the plan provided by tho tioturn-
Intent The Trust t'oInpaIn will put-
those the bond for you and permit
you to pay for It by 'eekly ins‘lali-
Itrenls (‘atds will be ssued similar
to those now asked in the Christmas
(int: and 1.1111 can subscribe for a $10
boot and my 31,00 per \Ieek for 5.0
weeks, $2 00 a week 7'01 .1 $100 bond,
(11'31000 pet week for it $500 bond
No interest will be Allowed until your
bond is paid for in full.
RV the weekly puyment phm you
(1111 help the (:ot'et'trnrtnt in time of
wr‘rt atd secure it. fine investment for
yourself
Donald
hue. hue accepted :1 position with
& 1111110111- t‘omprrnv.
1}. Shepard. of Wilton rive-
the
Mrs. Homer 1". iiuekmuu, or
.‘tioin street,
the past five months at
Manor, N. Y., returned home Sunduv
to'rrtlend the funeral of her filhti‘l‘
Mrs. lnIogene (Foley, who died at Dr.—
iroit, illicit. inst. week.
(‘otnpanv (‘, Auxiliary
ed nt ltoodner's lirtll,
and litter the drill an election
held for the post of captuln made
eanl by the resignation ot‘ George
Hopkins. Lieut. George L. \\ (1116‘
word Wills elected to he captrtin, 1111
South
’tl. l..ockwood to be lil‘et lieutenant and
Clarence A, Brown to be second lieu:l
tenant
Street Commissioner Minor noti
tied Foremun Lewis and holly that he
would make no changes in theiI posi-
tions as 10111: as they made good. Mr.
Minor, is not out to make drastic
changes in his tiepurtmerrt us 10112 as. ‘
the present incumbents of various of-
fie. 1'1 do their work ftritliftrlly,eztp.'1-
blv and honestly
‘
——A good adv. pays best in the best'
paper,
V
nmwumuum.
who llita' been Spt‘ntllllfi‘,
Livingston 1
police drill-,
lust evening.:
was '
1113;
' 1110. N0 endocrine. Np
SEATING with THE GIL-g P. 111—19 17 2:13x, 34011, 4:25
1"Lz'r'm" is the simplest, kind 5113:. 5:32;: 5:37. ' 6:11x, 9:15;
t'an not. Ibilow carefully. our; “9:21:11. , ~
directions. and the result Will ' . Sundays '
‘ . A. 119—1351, 41531:, 7:55; 8:308»;
“Quality Shop};
- fiputh Norwalk and Bridgeport
Up.to.-the minute Styles ‘in' ,_
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Shirts} 1 "'
. Waists, Furs andMflli'nery inthe ,
Newest Materials at Popular 5'
Prices. '
WW -- ,
DEATHS AND F‘UNERALS.I
. Ind will not attrition.
NiChOIa‘ Masterianni lBi® @1 Bottom in l to b dun.
amolas 5135:“?anfiit d'l'd ”5‘91"! l“ucelPoatlfduirJ-vl’ricem 01.1113111611- $2.1:-
ay morning a is ac mine, . . u.”
Cross street, South Norwalk. T1110“,6 “'15 “fie-ad“, 'm.‘
funeral will be held Thursday morn—
ing at nine o'clock from St. Joseph's
Church. interment will be in St
Mary’s cemetery.
tamed) {.11- inhaled-
of the nrinnn true.
Pninleu, non-pollution-
l IF YOU CANNOT COME TO
OUR STORE
' Send a Messenger~Send the Children:
Mail Your Orders or Telephone
You are sure of satisfaction becauseo
u. mat your orders right. Goodnr
are selected with great care and sent!
to you at once without cost. Tim
goods are right, and so is the serv~
ice. We satisfy you always.
B . A. MEAD
Dmggist
8 North Main St- '
South Norwalk. Conn. '
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
Fail Suits and
- Overcoats
NEWEST MODELS
$12.50 to $22.50
CopyrightfiothingCG.
Buy Your» Fall and
5.:Main St. S:Norwalh Winter I
. Night School Clothing NOW
t In Session ’ 1 Pay $1.00 a Week
- . ' The 111111111111 51015
, M01111“ 1 Wednesday. 42 80. Main St.
l and Friday Evenings ‘ ,. ‘ ,
g 11...... 711510 11:15 N. Y.. N. n. o H mm 'rAEm.-~
In Effect. Sept, 23, 1917
OUTH NORWALK To NEw Your!
A. M.:—-—1 39x, 5:3511, 5:4911, 6: 06,
07):. 7:18X, 7. 54x, 812111, 81538.,
24. 9: 39, 10: 3311, 10: 5211.
P. M.—12:03, .212 2 (Stamford only)
'x,09 12,3811 3: 0211, 3: 29. 4: 32):, 5:27).
46, 6: 0211, 622611, 6: 47 (Stamford m-
2021:, 8:06, 10:0711, 10:3011,
Sundays
—-12:34x, 51351:,
10: 33:.
P. ili.—12:03x, 1:0911, 2:4111, 3: 1h.
l
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, 61m 3
otypy, Typewriting, English,
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
Writing,
1
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36:
. ,9:
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5:
Ir)"
Merrill Business
College
5:49x, 8:53.
9! .
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l ,- South Norwalk :4: .32x, 5: 46, 6: 02x, 6: 57):, 7:0211, 7: 51:;
, . ' 9: 1911, 1020711. to 30x, 10: 40.
. te '
t EStamed- PM Ch” ' [NEW YORK To scum Nonwnuo
i A M.:—4 10x, 5:30 0:31,3100x.s:nttotz
_, ‘3 59111, 102031; 10.06,10:50x. , y 5,
, l P. 11.—12;03x. 12:451., (Saturdaym-j. .
CALL US UP 11y) 1206.1:35x,( Saturday only) 238$ .;
'2157 3:30x. 3:53 1.1311 (Exam ‘
, nah ur troubloman ' ' ' ' "' '
”‘1 '° will. " ° 'Saturday), 4: 23, 5: 13x, 5- 29 61019:".
right around when something like
this happens m 30.11? home. It your 6:03, 8:10:11. 9:28, 11:15:11, 12 :00x.
I
Sauna 1.
' 111.0111qu 5 A. M.—6: 00 81003:, 11:01:, 10:11:15.
is defective, antiqu'atéd, unsanitary 10' 5011., '
or worn out, hove us make neces- P' ‘1 ‘12'10' “03" 333‘-
'55:” repairs or installs. new system '5' .02, 5:" 5x, 6: 0011.1 ”:10x, S:10x.11:2'51
ox - 12. 00X,
' SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
MODERN PLUMEING
- JOBBING A ,8PEClALTY
.HO’RA‘CE- R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating ,
HAVEN ‘
A. M.—13t26x. 1:13x, 5237,6705
I7:15. 9:19x. 1022211,. 1111111, 11:58x. :
P. Nix-12:03, (Bridgeport out”.
1: 20, 2: 41, (Bridgeport Wm»
1y. Saturday only) 2: 47 (Bridgeport ‘ '
Tel. 1354 only, except Saturday) 3: 30x, i:m.
. 0 .. ,
'Nortn-Mlin'SI. .South Norwalk. 201303135" 3:2:xt7128’637u3 (Bula- .. :
. Sunday:
A. M.—-12:26x, 1:13x, 7:43, 9:112.
T" 10:19, 11:12.1, 11:58x." ‘ _ ' .
4' P. M.-—2:10x,4:42x, 0-3311, 0:311, '
THE GILLETTE WAY IS THE
TEST‘WKY, TEE. E’ABIEST f
WAY OF" ALL" SEEP-SHAW '
-7:08x, 8:33, 9:25x.
NEW HAVE" TO SOUTHNOR-
WALK , . '
A. lit—12:25:, _:4 3511, 4: 5311, 5:50.
6:50, 8:,05 8:,30 9:41x,11:.00
G'.
‘ bemosi satisfactory.
1 ' 3 . .914111, 11:00. ‘
lit—1211711. 1:55x, 2:2311, 3:41“
4:35, 5:13x, 6:11x, 7:05x, 921811, 9:55.
:35. 11:40:.
South Norwalk to Danbury
A. M.-—-6: 13, 8:27.925911. - ,
P. M.—1:27, 1:5411, (Sat. only), 2: 3.
(Sat only) 4. 3911.5 :27 (except Salt
6: 25. ‘ .
:1-
1
‘L
Sunday.
A; lit—9:25.
.P. lib—2: 15, 7.15.
Dunbar-y to South Nomtk
A. lip—6: 00, 7:25, 81510:“.
Norwalk Chronicler