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at
u
. Whom,
WMTlO-m YOUNG IAN
receiving eiofl. Good opportunity
capable. Stats age, reference and
rytobosG.L.B. dzsu
. « V ., , ‘ . ‘5...“ 1'
” V < ’ . ‘ $1 .
(it 't‘ d to. .-.- _.......,
. . the uvsomi '3
. “a le 0 o... o s o s lad st mom-smash city. at 0' THE..BUI__$IIAN
. . 5 “m Ms W m ‘umuflnmm’.
O , .. !Mhlr.ritehwasformaayyeusj, __
a well known resident of Norwsik. of Germans which “I?” - ed hill)
Advemsements .0. w ill!- M'n” Vania °' 1" 5" Inns; coal. am in ms tr- aldaolwomuw of em, ”Mm in.
' M I”: ”FDIC '0“. '1”- M‘” 2:?“ mammm-tfi driving' women and children from
i «nap Dalila Dries. . their homes in the occupied sea-
., .mmmMIIWM-{ttm ofFranceandBelginm to
.“m' m" a” '” M M make room for Gerban troops,
-. ”’7‘" '_'*"~"““"‘ W“_ "'“*“* "v"""‘“"*' ’ "' ‘yesrs old ”d WI! “ lb fsc- aoldiera and war material also has
i ”u?- : ' ’03 m3. PM“ W m retired '“ ‘ sou been given the' American troops.
' ' . - i ” 4 mm P'- M‘K "‘ d I“ “I. Positions on and around col del
70 LIT—0 WISMIW eon CALI-A 0mm DRIVING villa was yesterday, he '8 I”. “0650, on the “all”. northern
”d bath, all improVemonta, m"'*' M” inquire '7- H- 3"“ 21 m‘ with W “‘9' 1"" M Pitch ’3‘ front, are still in dispute, accord-
ent to R. R. station. New houses see- wood avenue. 424 3t dslllhtel'. Norms. h m. Ho is ing to today is and.“ statement
9'“ "0°" com" Hum“ ”“3 140": "mu“. “'0 W "1 W ‘- fish from Berlin, which reports anoth-
strset. Call 1. I. lisyton a Co. arAle1-‘ FOR tau—aroma PIANOLA nail, of i7 lorgnn avenne, Noswslt. fl. violent countervattaek there by
antler White, til 1-: Ely avs‘lnne. To]. in first class condition. inquire at Ben- The body will be shipped here for”. the Italians. This is declared to
400. noel oillcn.
WAITED—IIN. WOMEN. GOV-
est positions. List free. Franklin
. titute. Dept. zslr, Rochester, N. it.
an int
-"'..4—— --~— -
Mink”
TO Let—t ROOMS WITH ALL in;; FOR “LE-1 LATE HODEL OV-I
”‘9 A- ’“m' "' °‘ u" n‘ of the Russo-German peace nego-
nmemellu. mused or my,“ emu touring, like new. 1914 Buick Ch
WANTED-TOOL Idioms wanr- at m aouta awn street, bum .t 'rondster. Werhlc’s garage, Raymond Mrl- h Johm- M “l" ' W" tiations is that after a day ’s post-
" by the Wh‘m" T°°' C0" 133 “'3' United Grocery. street. illness. He leaves a wife. mother and poneineut of the resumption of the
lcr street, South Norwalk. an at __ ‘ father. N. brothers and two sisters. pa rley “ Brest-Lilovak‘tlle Ger-
WANT: —- roa SALE—PRIVATE runny F‘nw-l '“1 l” 5'“ m" h“ “‘9 malls llave asked for a postptmo,
0—]! YOU WANT To mm" m "9"" "a“ W' ment of virtually a month, propos-L
“1‘: ‘ “de "M bum“. by mail, ernoon. ing a delay until January 24. This:
w t a reliable product, see the 0" " "‘ ireport comes ill a news agency (nth.
portunity we offer for 3350. Lock box ‘ Ira. Eliza Allen. patch from Petrograd.
1248. Providence, R l. d26 3t Miss Freda Hittlasn of Sosth Nor- VENli'E, Tuesday, Dec. 25,—A
"" ion Street. suitable for storage. Roomjdrlve. is a regular pet. Raised on 1m“ Allen. “9‘ st 3“ late 5°” °“ memorial mm was celebrated in.
WANTED—BY WOMAN POSITION for {any auto cars, The 1131611 & Bu. am- {am and never been on“ by 35 High street. Sorwslk I! [be age at SB" Man.“ (‘illll'i‘il itKiI)’ in “nu”
'anybody else: is used to all kinds «seventy-four years on yesterday after inelnoraiioll of the delivcrallt-e of
l
'ro LET-2 , APARTMENTS 3'
rooms each, at 96.98 Taylor atelue, would like to find some person in the
city. inquire Mrs. R. Tartar. 16 Grove’country who will give their nine yesr Friday aft
street. city, Telephone taint. iold lotus hone. wetsht 1.2% pounds;
, is good home. Is perfectly sound and:
TO LET—Billet: BUILDING. un- solo for lady or children to bed or
at day work. Apply 7 Olson street, icy Co. ‘
South Norwalk. W ; 1m. ",3 and . yer, nice drive}. yo.- noon. The funeral SCWicel will in Jerusalem from the Turks. The i
" . TO LET—FLOORS 0" 3 ANDI good home and driver, price 3100, No held on Friday sttersoon at 2 ii- Ill ceremonial took an unusual sig-
tlry. Barto niticallct- inasmuch so the Anti-
wanrzo—Mnx 1N 'rna: riL'rEn,’ rooms each. Pleasantly situated, eleo-‘locklol or peddlers need apply. Call from her home when it"
“”1011. Steady work, good waxes. trio lights and improvements. ilents’at stable rear of private estate, 3061 will odiciate. interment
lwmnss and fuel provided. moderate. inquire 84 Woodward avo- North Main street. Bridgeport, Conn. Riversidecemetery-
— nue. Tel. 365-4 or 478-3. INorth lialn street cars pass the,
VlkflTEDWSALESMAN “'ANTED .. -. -_ _.... - _, . I
123 guarantccd with commission. Box BUSINESS NOTICE. l
HOUSE at the age of fifty—ant; at his late home ill" holy city. ‘
(X care of lentils].
/ l.llNl)()l\', Dec. 26,—”Therc watt
nothing special to report," on the.
EBritillb front ill France yesterday,
'saytl the official statement issued
.todlly by the War ()fllce.
' WITH THE AMERICAN
,ARMY [N FRANCE, Monday,
‘ fl)ec. 24 (By The Associated Press).
will be ln'trinlls had declared they would be
'in thc Piazza of San Marco by the
- . . » gllolidays. Instead of this. there
Gustave Lindstnm. \l_'i'l"t‘ fervent demonstrations over.
Gustave Lindstrmn of Wilton, died the expulsion of the Turks from
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"“0" Wm“ mm": 90'8” J-twlta one-half am of land on West in Wilton. He is survived by his Viie‘
WANYED—ABOUT 20 amps T0. “liberty. vropfletor- ,Tmckins- Marisol-want lload near Connecticut ‘i'urn- and seven children. The funeral will
work on auto tubes and tires. Steadydlsmnce hauling. Light and h93""plln. Inst be sold at once to clone be held from Wilton at 2:30 on Satur-
flnploymeni, work in simple. Apply. trucking. Oince telephones 1581, 300 ‘cststs. final] amount 0; cash manta”. and from there the body "a be
Employment department, Sorwalk “01390 connection. 3ed, balance on mortgage. inquire takt-n to the 3.941.}; Lutheran church
Tire & Rubber Co, d2; at fKeon & Csnden, Attys. United Butjin Stamford at 2:80. inter-ant will
—— 10 per cent. discount on 191‘! bier! building, Tel. 535.], lb" in .\\‘oodialld cemetery.
WANTED—A GOOD OPPORTUNi-qclee‘auto tires, seconds at l'eslas-l _.- , l
:y for boy to learn the printer. (“double ”prices. A. liodne. 70 N. lid; TO LET _ APARTMENTS mm! —-'i'hc American expeditionary
nuret t , . '. ... .. .... _
q a Seninel Oiilce. rooms, first floor, I“ improvements." “mm, ”MC” for me we wil. torte “lsllpii ltilsmurdg. lhe‘bud
- ding practice of American women
Funeral of William Fraser.
(excuses seamen a1 mild—Hi
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- linni F ». - . . ., . . . .
3 “AT“ 70 NEW 7031‘ . WWM- Only "5' ‘ rooms “m "u" “ mm" "Bide" 0' Nor lll “adopting uldlvuluul soldiers
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WA N I , m", (as. York (foot ,1 33"“; Ask J h from the chapel at Lakevicw cemetery ~ -
' ~ *chokc the cougcsted mall tir‘l’VIt'O
0 ll T. Haves
‘0 D. m. and at South Norwals 0 ti ‘ . .
' . '"y' Many handadrne 50"" PM" over, the censorship regulations
Same oi the members oi the Legal;
In isctory. [EMI- "oncf Ham (1. Thin of Olive Branch. K. of P- l'nftlf'i’i‘ti rigidly, it is desired that
, evening. helping those people who had.
" ' , . .‘wlk. 'h di ‘ -. .
. EASTERN ramp W” In?" “‘Wmnmfl" He“ "Wu“ : d, ‘ 0 ed. at m, h?" on ”on inI-‘rancc for the period of the war.
‘ freight soot Isavw 9m 45. inri"'5' “‘97“ ’9' “h" "n“: l 3" momm" W" be” m" ammo” The practice alreadv threatemt to
at. ave a once t Su‘ d"; FT") .' . . .
harbour; ‘i-oiisivsopat ”gnaw!” it ”Add: Canaan, R": "0" °M°Wfl5vfdnd result lll dclay in thc trans
WANTED _ SLEEVE iNSERTERS I'D . ‘- I no, ”Kain It; Norwalk. "mm" "‘3 in “km" “'3‘“ luihfiiltll of important matter. More.
tellers. Stock clerk. Billing clerk. ' ' REAL ESTATE—IRSURANUI . .
‘ “”93"" by mendi‘ 7"” 9‘" be?“ forbid the men to correspond with?
am”, Board were in "as,” in the' ”5 """" "MM“ w- ""M'" and “i" strangers. and its this rule is luring
city court room In til Cit Hall 1 st . . .
e y a .of iillt‘ city. and Charles Kaiatr and the people gt home refrain from
WANTED — snmwaxnns. PAY trouble in doing so. to fill out their " " rm" “5“" °' PM“ W" R"! l""“”“’.'f“"' M" i" "l' “"‘mmw‘
NOTIOE MP“ 0' 5"" Caman- Ml" PM" it“ mg position, as they [cc] uudt-r ob-
while learning. tqucslionaires. , . . .
I, i --..__ -.-- > _ _. - l g: lng been a member of both of these llgutltlus to aitht‘r’ ouch commu-
. “031‘. r District or horwalk, as. Probate lodges. ilicnliolls.
m PabOd 1; Court. Decembor 2i, A. 1)., 1917. .‘ —. . . t A” Hump“. of the imp...” cer-
, 4 : LOST-SAT. NIGHT POCKET H-‘Jifl't‘ 0‘ ”3”": 0. T""'h’"’l¥"- Funeral °' ”“9"“ 3. ANN" ltlliu \vumt-ll llt llonlc lll't' inking ill
book, with num of money. Registrar L110 0! Nortmlk. in "H ' t" The flint‘t‘di of l-‘mlcrit-k S. Ambler. "adoptions" is no udvertiscment
which has reached llcadttutlrtcrs.
showing tho pieturc of a 'prl-tty
girl and urging soldicrs without
godmothcrs to write to it given lid-f
tin-w, l
l'l‘lTltOthAl). Doc. 2ti.~'l'llt-
Bolshevk government has decided
to solid spt't'itii i't'prt‘sunlilliii't‘s' to
nil countries, bolligcrt-ut as well no
uclltrtll. to fllrtllcr tho propaL'llnd-l
of illtcl'lu-ltionniialu. Tito million
rublt-s have bet-u llppropriutcd for
in i'nlon
be
a
ho died at hill late home
'ark or: last Monday night. will
old on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the Sprwalk Methodist
Episcopal Church. The burial will
take place in Riverside cemetery.
i tion card. also money order. Kindly re— coast-d.
- turn to Sentinel oillcc. Reward, ' The Court of Probate I :~ 1‘; .
-.: '--i 2’
trict ol' '.\'ol' will, hit T: . .
LOST-AT THE ARMORY FRIDAY lowcti six months flom til.n dflit‘ herc'ti
' ovcnlnx. a round raccoon mutt. no for the creditors of said estate to ex-
wnrd if returned to Henry Prowltt, hibit. their claims for settlement.
. Norwolk. Those who ncslect to present tilt-tr ac-
--~‘- —*—--- - counts. properly attested, within solo
LOST’iil-ITWEBN WASlllN'GTON time, will be debarred a recovery. All
strect railroad bridge and Woolworth persons indebted to said estate are
So & 10c store a small black punts requested to make immediate payment
5& Co. inc.
For Sale
800 Pallets and CockB'rnls, Single
Oomb' Rhode Island Reds and
Single Comb White Leghorns, 75
MARRIAGE NOLLES CHARGE
TORRlN'GmN. Conn, Dec. 25.-
ll'litl charse midst Ralph Gaston. 22.
wanted in Bridal-port on n i‘hai‘iit' of,
embezzlement. has been dismissed as
cent; gnd up. containing 811 in bills. Finder kindly to
GENBREEXBN FARM return to 21 Adams aVenue 0" Tel. NELHE WHELPLEY- the result of the marrlacc oi Gaston tlli: ;:l=rpo~t'
Ask For IN”. 1125 31. ‘ EXNWK and the complaining witness, Miss in All American Rod t'ross train
MR BO , t - . . ' ' _7 _ . , tiphy Joseph. at the Syrian Church left l’ctrogrnd today for Romania
- WW : LOST—0h sultan” MGHT A TODAY [10 WALL STREET. here today. Gaston was accused of with the approval of the Bolshe-
Phone 1M2, Darien sum of money between Maltnekemo “king"zoo belonging to Miss Joseph. Viki it carried all its oriigllnl nup-
Iliit‘s'. except automobiles.
ilott-l barber shop and Austin's Gar-l XEY YORK. Dec. 26 (Wall Street.
LONDON, Dec. 26.—Thc Social
Reward if returned to Theo. 10:30 ft. m.)—l=‘ractional changes al- SMALL REFUSED NEW TRIAL
ace.
Nouendorfr at Mallackclno Barber tended the early operations on the coxcogo, y. 11., not 25,—1'm -;. Rcvolutiouary majority in the ”m.
Shop. (134 3i Stock Exchange today, but the list dc- premp Court today refused a new : t' btiilit'ilf Assembly has tit‘i‘iiif‘tl t"
n
. couvokc that body on January
according to a i’ctrograd dispatch
~ to the Times, although the Bolshc-
e vik government has said that .it
veloped a heavier trend before the end to Frederick L Small, formerly a ..
LOST—Willi. THE PARTY WHO cf the first half hour. Unite Stall-a re-' ton broker, awaiting execution on .
points wlthi to 2 points re nary 15 fer the murder of his y
We w‘ ill cash '
. i
Ch 0 :pirkt‘d up a package with my V. acted 159
your r'stmas .neck sweater in Donnelly'h‘on F11- ccsaions in othcr equipments and Mrs. Florence A. small, at their in
'day kindly return some to this store- metals and shipping: yielded tam near Lake Oasinee. Sept, 23. ms.
Club Ch e c k l d” 3‘ fractional. American Tobacco lost I
, i FOUND“ V _ General Electric 1%, and the motor
" division also receded moderately.
(Road a shovel whiclt one? In" ”I" fell back with leaders as trading bo‘
‘b! identification and Dam! {0" “1' me more active. Liberty 4's repent.-
13-4. Baldwin Locomotive as much,
i FOUND—AT "3 w HILL Rails were iirmer at the outset, but
ed their recent minimum of 96.98, but
Copyright FlothingCo. .
‘ HA! HA?
G N, lulu St. 3., Norwnfl 5 vertlseiuent.
L--- “ __;5 _ i . .-.. -. _,,_3_,-.__ - 'the 319's were steady. i '
. - ' "— Perfection on Heaters I __-,. ' -Atti'r 0'
DIVIDENDNOTICE Gal l' I Ash Cam “‘1 Gar: NEW YORK, Dec. 26, (Wall Street. 13! “meg .
136th , f , Noon).—irrcglllr rallies not in on the; TMG ‘M .
Semi-Annual- DiVidCIId (If i”. cans. tentative support accorded war ia-é "A M M ii: ‘
The Norwalk 8% societyI m m sues. but increased olerings oi rails
"“33 I Coal m tinnediately allotted more extensive, m L
Nomlk, Conn, o“, 13, 1,17 l m m am 31107.“. declines. St. Paul Preferred and Bat-i . 3
At a meeting of directors of this. M I“ ‘ timore & Ohio Common and Prefcrrcdl i
' ‘made new minimums. Paciilcs were 1 ‘
society, held this day, a dividend. at;
the rate of four (4) per cent. per an-
nual was declared to depositors from.‘
the ' earninza of the six months?” Washington
ending December at, 1917. in,“ 1mg m m
7.“ ?
tp'(
. , ' to 2% points down, Steels reacted 1 to:
M P‘ m ,2“ and other equipments unwell asz ‘
1m specialties lost 2 to 4 points. Foragn
bonds were inactive at alight reces-Q
sions. Liberty 4’s fell to a new low at.
tile 98.92,3%'s selling at 98.50 to’
‘ _ 93.22. '
noxrzv heroism as on can . - —- - ._-.__ i
mm: JANI'ARY 10, ms, mu." PITTSBURG. Dec. zs.-ltn. Ade- xaw vonlr.‘ Dec. ztnml strut.
"""7' lNTEREST no! JANUARY LIMP Bonglovanl, who m hm?“ ll 1'30 v. Mr-Uuiiiifs featured tho '3'".
' the street car accident attire South it,” “on“ of the mt¢,mm Wf
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The same will be entered on passol ’
books and paid on and after January
10, 191R.
a.-. -, . mpg—c. ._...
emanation peso now room
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91mg” 11. “01,5133, Hills tunnel late Monday. died in a sofntcp of New Jersey 4mm 12‘ 7' ;_ .'
my. hospital today, bringing them! deal! points r'ld moon" Transit, Amerlv (A ,
muonmcx A. w, .10 "9m!- can 'rol. z'lllone, People’s Gas and Con é'u’ t
. Md film.” Mellon m“m0.11l03”nu.m¢w /|
'ooo-luumm. ‘ .mmhmw W'letm’mm.mmmm -_ "0“) .
labs had lost diamonds raised at 810,- “my, t ‘~
0
”t I “M .hililtlll‘li M 1W-
‘ .
MAY :5 then: so nun: PLEASURE m PAIN
/
‘ m in nit-m.
a _ M... my... ”than... 111.} 1. .‘_..j-.. . /
1 the and. um ' ell-sou
reports taut-sound: :11! so the
,seeneo
i
M and fifth" W“ '1“ 5' have broken down with heavy,
Jones. ,
' The latest report on the status’
'1:091.1:381, 3:0
'NEW YORK TO SOUTH NO
was determined to prevent the F
:251. 6:001, 7:101. 7:351, 8:101:11:151,
'l:2-). 23-11 (Brldchcr: only. Saturday
only), 2:47 (Bridgeport only, except' .
[5:131, 5
,2”: tSaturdayronly). 4:391, 5:27 (1:1-
f the continuation of the
Wm pence Miotistiom.
He says that the sessions in flock-
‘hoim will begin early in January,
when all the delegates now at
Brod-Litovak are expected in the
Swedish capital.
PARIS, Dee. 26.—-“0n the right
bankoltholeusc (Verdun troot).'
the energetic reply of our batter.
ies put an end to a viborous bom-
bardment of our lines in the region
of Bess-vans,” says today's of-
ficial communicatoin.
“In the region of St._Queutidl’
and in Upper Alsace lfre'nch pa-
trols penetrated German trenches
and brought back prisoners.
“Everywheyc else the night was
calm ”
alumni:
.
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Senate Hifitay Adairs Cola-1
mittee So Requests Secrefi
tary of War Baker E
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WASHINGTOX, Dec. 26.—Aroused1
by reports of shortage of winter cloth-i
ing in National Army Camps, the Sea—'
ate ltlltsry Altair. committee today luI
roan-inc. its late-titration into army:
conditions, adopt”! a [resolution 15-?
questing the Secretary of War to ill-.7
mediately ascertain conditions by;
wire, supply deficient tmopa and suo‘
pend departmental routine it neces-
ary, by direct purchases from sources
near the maps. 5
Conditions in the American over
seas forces and National Army into
big camps were described today to the
General tracers of the National Army
Just back from inspection trips- in
France were called by the committee.
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tr await];
RUBBERS .
I am .. ‘
National:g =
‘ RED» (1 VOLK .
HEINRICH. 00.
‘WMWW
WHO?
htlis‘rown
au'rosurmns
”cumulolshfl.
So. lot-walk, Instant!“
when temporarily postponed further,
examination of Quartermasterfieneral!
Sharpe. I
Officers testifying included Major-i
General John 1". Ultra. of Cami)i
~Wadsworth. 8. (3., and Major-General:
Edwin St. John Greble,
win. Tens.
The committee closed its doors to!
hear General O'llyan's statement re-t‘
nrdlnz the American expedition;
shroud. His testimony regarding suf-’
ficiencv and rifles and other ordnance
of Camp Bo!
eQuiPmeni, clothing and other “09“” BUY YOUR mm 0111'
of Gencrnl Plrshlnc‘n forces, the com-,
mittec felt, l-houltl not be made public}
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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N. Y., H. H. & H. m TABLE
In Meet NOV. 25, 1917
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RWALK TO NEW 'YORK‘
391. 5:351. 5:491. 6’08 ‘
7:541. 8:211. 8:59a.i
31. 10:521.
12:52 (Stamford only),
21, 3:29. 4:321, 5:271,’
iStarntord only”
E
5:491, S 2.59.]
SOUTH NO
A. 31,—1:
6:671, 7:181.
9:24, 9239,1023
1’. 11:12:03.
5:46. 6:021. 6:47
7:021. 8:06, 10:07:. 10:30:.
Sundays
A. M.—12:341. 5:351.
9:151. 10:031. 10:06. 10:501.
1’. .l.———12:03. 1:091, 2:141,
321. 5:46. 6:02x. 6:571, 73:21,
19:, 10:07:, 17.77:. 1010.
3
4: 7
9:
A. Ili.~4:101. 5:50, 6:34. 8:001, 8:511,§
9:151. 10:307.. Units. 10:501.
1’. M.--12:0.’lx, 12:45: (Saturday.
only), 1:06. 1:351 (Saturday only).I
2:181. 2:57. 3:301. $253,421.11 (Except.
Saturday). 4:21. 5:131, 5:29, 6:0(.1.:
6:08. 7:351, 8:101. 9:231. 11:151. 12:001.
Sundays
A Eli—6:00, 3:001,
10:501.
l’. M.—-12:10. 1:031, 3:351, 5102,
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haul Rob‘s silo st?»
ilgi-ion Saturday. The Little Shop, u-q"
10:1
' Main street. Stamford. 3 West Pl!
awacxjrloce. Phone 2160. ‘49
gnom9tollz30a.m.,7w8p.
9:001, 10: 031. i 10 So. lain St.
aEEEIIEEEEIElIEEE!!ll'l'1IEIEIIlIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIEIFIlllll?
SALE
SpecislSalsonPordSiss'llr‘
Also Special Price to ram
ior Scraplron. “mailer.
Goal Sold by Basile! Only.
' b.0110)!
snowman 3.1m.
=3 -...=_E
703 mu mu.
/"
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COPYRIGHT “j
Clothing Co. .":;::"E
So. horns! .,
FuRs
ROM-68W
Vureoata and sets mans tolu‘
from selected skins. Orders rennin.
illlJlaillSl
i . .
'fi? u a
f o. nun;
, ti- .
301mm, .
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12:001.
SOUTH NORVIALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. Iii—12:261. 1:131. 5237, 6:074
7:15, 9:191. 10:221. 11:111. 11:581. _
P. iii—1220') (Bridgeport only).
Saturday). 3:301. 4:28. 5:19, 6:21,,
5:51. 7:031. 7:31/(Bridgemrt only»,
8:441. $251,112,031. .
Sundays
A. M.—-121261. 1:131,
10:19. 11:121. 11:531.
P. Eds-2:101. 4:421. 6:831,
7:031, 8:33. 8:441, 9:231.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK
t
6:48.’
A. M.——12:251. 4:351. 4:531, 5:50.‘
6:59. 8:05. 8:35). 9:111, 11:051. .
l’. M.—12:17. 2131.. 3:401, 4:35..
1321. 5'37,0:111, 9:181. 8:251.
Sands '
«5!; 7:55. 8:301.
A. ifs—4:351.
-‘ :00.
”i,“ n 12:17:. 1:55;. 2:23;. 3:40;;
tins. 5:13;. mix. 7051, 9:13;. 9:25,.
935.1130: '
souru nonwsLK 70 oaununv
A. lulu—6:13, 8:27. 9:591.
1’. ni.—-l:27. 1:541 (Saturday only).
I.
espt Saturday). 6:25.
Sundays
.4. ‘If
(—93”.
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DANSURV TO SOUTH N03
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