ANTED —- “HON. YOUNG
25 years of age, wfshea to give
time and ability to any reliable
in need of cash lettuce. Air
— has bad business tninlng and
« ' e and is nl-solutely dependa-
Aums A. 0. 8.. South NorwaIk
. 17 3t
nest and
‘ m... mantras...
mumm.mwm aria. 26o.
mum 50c; OnsWssk, 81.00. Blaclrfsos
«drummer.
Professional ' Cards.
FOR saw.
.wo... ..._.—._—.—. .—
i
i l
ro Ls‘r—i Roots up umr roa SALE—0N scoops-r on
over the A. a P. Store at 35 Van Zant
street, rent (’15. Inquire at 59 Scariest
male. 18 3!
FOR SALE—~A MAGIC OAK PAR-
lcr stove, nearly utw. cheap. Henry
Solaer, 197 Washington street.
Attrib— our BODIEI) MEN
wee. 18 45 .to enter service as
' ea between is and so to enter
pond traketnen and skilled me
. for ruilrpad work. Apply for
icdsrs to nearest station agent,
1., N. If. t H. or C, N. E. railway.
f’ . Wildin. general manager.
att‘rso - satanSwouux ax-
. ... ,lntelligent‘ ladies willing to
and-fire oor‘buslness thoughtful
Ion IOr six days a week will find
. opportuity with A. Dickerrnan
Sons Department Store.
~v~~_t '
ANTED-”PERIENCED SHIP-
clerk with good references. Ex-
.. l opportunity for right man.
-' le salary and make application by
. , address "Opportunity." care of
incl. 15 8t
6 rooms with range. Rent moderate.
. -resa “Rent." care of Sentinel. 15 3t
1
WANTED — THOUSANDS GOV-
. ~ lit war positions now open. Men.
1 .. - wanted. 8100 month. Write lul-
lately to: list. I-‘ranklin institute.
. 28L, Rochester, N, Y.
WANTED—ROUTEMAN WANTED;
. guaranteed with commission. Box;
care of Sentinel. '
WANTED—4'0 RI'Y A PAIR 01"
weight 1,400 to 1.500 lbs. Price
it be reasonable. Inquire phone
WANTED—AT 80, NORWALK 5 '
on in;
TO LET~5 ROOMS AT 12 CHEST
Int street, second floor. Inquire of F.
D. Lawton, 40 Bayview avenue. )7 3t
10 LET-3 1100118 AND PANTRY.
gas. hot water, set range and both.
Adults only. 1 Lowndes avenue, South
Norwalk. 15 3t
TO LET~LARGE OFFICE R0051
in Masonic building. Rent :12. Steam
heated. For further particulars in-
quire Donnelly‘s Stationery store.
To LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
provements. Furnished or unfurnished
st Ids-South Iain street. Inquire at
United Grocery.
1'0 LET-2 APARTMENTS ./ 3
rooms each, at 96—98 Taylor aveuue.
city. Inquire Mrs. R. 'I‘al‘lov, 10 Grove
street, city, Telephone 1852-12.
TO LET~BIIICK BUILDING, UN-
ion street, suitable for storage. Room
for four sutocars. 'me natcn & Bal-
woo.
l to tar—moons or 3 AND 4 ‘“
grooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-
tric lights and improvements. Rants
moderate. Inquire 84 Woodward ave-
znue. Tel. 3804 or 473-3.
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM HOUSE
Ewith nll in-proVemi-nts and seven‘
acres of land. One mile from-city cen-
ter or Wall street. Owuer anxious to
sell. Price 83.500.
heaving town will dispose of beautiful
Angelus Player Piano and 280 roles
music for 8275 Cash. Address "Pri—
vate,” care of Sentinel, 37 3t
FOR SALE—~58 FRANKLIN AVE-
nue. $2,500 cash, balance on mortgage
at 5 per cent, 8 room house. bath and
extra toilet, electric light. gas and
coal range. Garage and 2 chichen’
houses. One. block from trolley. Poi-ii
session February 1st. Can be seen any
time. A bargain for a quick buyer.
1
Ladd ll MChOIB’ real estate, Gm)"- 'neers during the battle of Cambri when they threw down their tools and
grabbi’d rifles to help the British repel a sudden German attack.
censor, for some reason. has not permitted their names
17 3t
70!! SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Tara-
pfks. last he sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir-
ed, balance on mortgage. ln'quire
Keogh a Cans-o, sun. United Baas
building. Tel. its-a. g
! BlOENTENAflY or can'. PUTNAM
wich, Conn. Tel. 1717.
._.4—__
Famous Revolutionary Hero loan 200
Years Ago at Salem, Mass;
BOSTON. Jan. 8.-The bicentenary
‘ of the birth of General Israel Putnam,
one of the mast. picturesque patriots
of the American Revolution and a sol-
dicr renowned for his extraordinary
{exploits of courage and endurance, is
Moo-be celebrated this week by patriot-
historloal and educational societies
throughout New England. More espec-
ially will the day be observed 'at Sal-
r—m, Mass, where General Putnam was
whom 200 years ago yesterday. and in
Connecticut. where the greater part
of his life was spent.
‘ In the career of Israel Putnam, ‘f/Old
Put." as he was familiarly known to
llii’a‘contemporarios. the imagination of
1 Young America has found more stimu-
lating food than in the achievements
.M most of the leading generals of the
. oommiitw
NOTICE
To the loud at County Omis-
siasss um (Ia-ty:
I horobyvmlyalss a trader of a 11’
toslcating liquors, ale. lager been.
Rhine Wine. and curler, from 17m x.
Kolansky, at No. 9 flailsoad avenue to
N. B. Bush, at No. 9 Railroad avenue.
Town of Norwalk. The proposed place
ofbusinosstslocatedwitbinmmet
in :1 direct line of a church edifice or,
puLIL: school house, or the premises
pertaining thereto, or any post onlce.
public library or cemetery. .
Dated at Norwalk, this 30m day of
Dec, A. 1)., 1917.
N. B. BUSH.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
.9
i
1 Town of Non alk. in said county, here
‘eense. and we do hereby severally.
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
by endorse the application of the
above named N. B. Bush for such li-
each for himself, certify that the above
named applicant is a suitable person
Here are three of the American cmcers who lot the American engi- i") 1.. granted a license to sell intoxi-
iheir photograph.
WAR BUREAU ’
HAS ODRGANIZED
(Continued sun can om 5
W, i
9‘09“! ‘
To the Citizens of Nerve“ 'In public
meeting convened.
Gentlemen:
Your committee to whom was re
femd the matter of considering and
recommending a proper form for the
organization of a war bureau for the
city of Norwalk. beg leave to submit
the following 'report: » ,
1 ...W9 recommend the organisation
of a war bureau for the city of Nor-
walk to consist of a chairman. a sec-
retary. a board of directors. an execu-
tive committee. and the following sub-
sidiary committees: '
(tomm‘ttoe on finance. committee on
relief. committee on labor. commit-
fee on information and research, com-
mittee on publicity. committee on for
cign‘ population. committee on food.
on full (ommittec on war
havingi. committee on agriculture,
commliim- on sanitation and medi-
cine, 'committoe on woman's commit-
tee and such pilu-r committees as
the board oi dirt-tors may from time
to tllne appoint.
2—'I‘he board of directors to consist
of the chairman. secretary. mayor and
. no I
QUESTIONAIRES
4mm 18 “i Ask John T. Haves
No." Main 81., Norwalk. ‘
REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE .
|
BUSINESS NOTICE.
A” P‘XPERWM H) Union Parcel Delivery, Edward .l.§
:Flaherty, proprietor. Trucking. Long
.distance hauling. Light and lwal’y'
rig. Office telephones 1581, 300.“
:llousc connection. .
WA N I Some of the members of the Legal'
‘Advisory Board were in session in the
{city court room in the (‘lty llall last:
WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED;
ographer and typlsf. Apply (by let-i
Clover Mtg. 00., 50 Day street.
WANTED —-
pplnir clerk. Apply by letter (‘lovPl'
fg. Co., 50 Iiay street.
American war of independence. icouncn of "w City of Norwalk. and
He was approaching 40 wave of use the chairmen of all at, the commit-j
when hi' first engaged in mi‘ nzy ad-‘tou.
ventures. It was when Cotitecticut, 3 Th“ chairman. (if War lluroau
was called on for 1,000 men to defend shall b“ ""‘Omil-O rhillrflmn of (he
, , . board of dir-‘ctors and the executive
the northern approaches to New hork committee, 2
against anticipated French invasion. 1 4, The ”Mum... f'nmmitiee m con—J
11,-. became captain of a company, twist of tho mayor of the City of Nor-
and one of the leading members of walk. and the chairman of all of the.
. I n era that did lcommiitees. 5
”w famous hand of (a g - ' lti all cases where the state
so much to aunov and embaths (he
a)
Council of Defence. has created any
enemy during the. n'ixl ’th W?!”- l‘. w' '.lllll‘f'fi corresponding to the sub-
his i-cl'vicc against it» l‘rv w“ :"vi a" ~-v committees recommended in
Indians in (his war 3... g - m .-- rrpori. and has appointed chair-
llflrif‘tni‘l‘” Wh‘i‘dl (m... u . ‘H s. i and numbers thereof such chair-
and members should he appoint
l . ... .,., . .
waurEo—sorr .sma'i' rorpiewnmgv ”9""“3 ‘hm‘e'I’f‘m‘e “h° 1"” show W l‘P-‘imr‘i‘d‘m “ “M“ “ . . 0 same position in this organ-
‘ ' sleeve insertcrs, tellers. Etrouble in doing so. to f.ll out thetrrdumnm . tam,”
, EG‘WNODMWS- To escape from a hand of lndians: 6» The board of directors to have
. ; ' ———- .. . . . - . , .. he power at any time to extend the
ANTED—TURNERS T0 WORK= on one onusion he ilrlibirately steer l .
, . l . Europe of the war bureau and provide
, ' u 3 . ‘ ' . . C‘Ofll‘ ,
“do?” "081. 1‘ i l button I" whhh hp “M a ( Ifor additional members and commit-
o
WANTED — SIIIRTIIAKERS. PAY
fie learning.
‘ ell, Peabody
& (20.. Inc.
m
Gnarls—nasal) IN
COMMODITY RATES
. WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.-~Fifteen
- cent. increase in commodity rates
ere sought in an application flied
ith the Intcrstutc Commerce (‘om-
{salon today by eastern trunk line
ilrosds operating in connection with
eamahlp companies from Boston,
York Philadelphia and Baltimore
Washington Richmond. thfolk.
cwport News and other Virginia
1 - ts, l’inners I’oirit. bid, and other
points south of those gateways.
Next week has been designated by
rectorlieneial hchdoa as “freight
rance week.” A special campaign
I be ccnduclcdove if." calirecoun-
'to Induce shippc a uni consignee-s
,a re railroad congestion. Mr. Mc-
j too will ls‘illf' an appeal to Govern-
, Hale railroad commissions. city
rials and others to assist.
PBESIDINT'E masons: oivsu
eusucr‘rv.
new roan, Jan. 8,—Distribution
_ all parts of the world of President
7 ilson's address today by cable and
f 'j reless has been arranged for by the
‘ mittee on Public Information. The
int: was to begin at the press con.
to office here as soon as word was
ei'rnl from Washington that the
alien: had begun to speaks"
a
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——_
”film“ We!" Advs. ara Winners
unload Erclght can quickly to rc-‘
son avenue. Saturday. Care Sentinel.
5
,New Canaan, brown collie dog with
‘white neck and
“ llcwltt, New Canaan.
I
I LOST—GOLDWATCII BRACELET.
Lost last night. Reward offered. Tel:
1833-12.
1
, AGENTS
Old Dominion Line
To Old l’oint Comfort and Points
in Virginia
CLYDE LINE
SAVANNAH LINE
To all points in Florida, Georgia
and the South
J. M. Layton & Co. Inc
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Noiwllk
LOST—BETWEEN mains nxn
'Ipnnied by a party of soldiers down, "_
LOST~M’I‘ZEI) (,‘IIAIN 0.\' WIL-
‘tho dangerous rapids of the Hutltio'nI
near Fort Miller. On another occa-;
:rduu. having been captured by theI
Indians. he was stripped and tied toI
.a tree. and the. flames that were Ill~i
'his flash when he. was rescued by a
llt‘rcnch officer.
1 After nearly ten years of rough cam-f
paignliig he returned home with they
15 3‘ rank of colonel. and subsequently he'
lenjoyed a period of inaction. ,
l. The outbreak of the war of the. rcv—'
olutimi found I’utuam a veteran tip-f
prom-hing his 00th year. but he wasj
eager as any youth for the patriotic.
cause. The nvws of the battle of Lex-
ington and Forward found the old sol-
dier plowing a fir-id. Putnam left the
plow standing in a furrow. and. with.
‘.out waiting to put. on his 3
:set off I‘ll horseback and galloped in-
to (‘amlirlilgc on the morning of Ap-
ril 21. at surriso. He received from
.(‘onnecilctit ilt'- chief command of the
forces of tin! colony. with the rank
lilachlae. Blacks-tilt
:1. and I. 0pcraiors
‘P. and W. Operators
for Chuck and Bar work.
WANTE‘ D ‘
Machinists and Tool Makers
,of brigadier general.
. (lent-val Putnam was stricken at
;ilartford while on his return to Wash-
iingtoti's headquarters at Morrlatown
‘after a vi:it ”to I’onifrct.
.wherc ho dim! May 29. 1790. In 1888 a
imagizlfircnt equestrian statue of the
liaisons soldier by J. (if It. Ward was
uavoliod in his home town.
, Tam -
0|"! first-class help need? alter!)
only. hilly by letter or?
person.
American (I British ”into.
.t‘resccal Ava. Bridgeport.
m mum m Lassa
‘ia
, Ca7<'."~".1 f‘fv..1n(‘l‘n l‘l'li. I E "-
I 11-! m l ..., purl] cv'd Shinvvuin.
» I'rov'dn i. hay-rin't (mu, ll basic rom-
i rdv brow r mourn-mist In. ”rm”. (lon-
”“HJ'” harmful 'J'lf‘J- 'I't'; than: todai‘.
”6!:anon Int-Mats warts:
. I‘nf I-ofo by all (Mr! his
Human monastery. ”all“
uniform. ;
i
PS.
7- —'l‘lic war bureau shall have the
fth":‘ to supervise and direct all ac-
tivities arising from the existence of
a stan- oi war. and shall be closely ul-
liod with the government of the city
of Norwalk. and the city should pro
MCK- Reward, P. J-.'tended to consumo hint were searing vide. suitable quarters for the work of
the bureau. ’
s-The war bureau to be the out-
cial agency of the state council of de»
lease and to act as its local represen-
tatlve.
Respetfully submitted.
ARTHUR 0. WHEELER.
SAMUEL ROODNER.
.INO. II. LIGHT. ' t
- 11. W. GREGORY. '
WIIIJAM I". TAMMANY.
CARI. ANDERSON.
‘liaied January 3. 1918.
____,._ .
PUT BOMB IN
SCHOOL DESK
ROCIIEESTER. Penn. Jan. 8.——A‘
bomb plan‘d in the desk of Miss
(,‘cciliu Iielbllrig. principal of the
North Rochester Continuation school. _
exploded early yesterday. blot-slur: (he.
_build'ng to pieces. Carl lltltgwail.‘
:thc 13-year-old son of the Janitor. was
probably iatdy injured. Had the etc;
plouion occurred half an hour laterI
the teacher and «10 pupils would have.
. been in the school. A squad of troops!
"9 W“ "3'; of the state ironatabularly immediate-f
gmovr-d to his home at Brooklyn. Conn"! ly took c large of the ruins and ani
t antti-lilflfll on was ordered. 1
~-
t
l
r
rthe. item yesterday it was said that tho
gfuneral of William H. ifendrclk was;
gheld from tho homo of his son. The
jitem should have read "from the home
:of his brother. Elmer E. Hendrick."
l
tr you run say was
’ 0 UP
I ran)
' Tel. “0. ,1
m0 AUTONOWS BOUGHT,
'01.!) AND EXMG'D
st shaman.
I“! NORWALI.
Owing to a typographical error in}
i
manna !
i
The
to accompany .
fifi
GO TO DRAFTEES.
"a.
(Continued from First Page). i
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When a registrant is classified by;
the local board he is notified of the
class in which he. has been placed by
the board. If he wants to appeal
from the decision of the local draft
board he must do so within five dan'
time. or his night of appeal will be
lost. i
As soon as the next quota of men
are summoned to the colors. a medi-
cal advisery board will be formed in
l‘Iorwalk.
an advisory body to the
board. In 'cascs where the physical
fitness of a man is in doubt he will
be referred to the medical board. A.
registrant can appeal from the deci-
sion of the physician of. the floral
board, to the medical board. and the
medical board in turn can appeal to
the Resident from the deislon of
the division board in any case.
Legal advisory board members have
been fairly overwhelmed with work
during the past week. Registrants
have been applying for aid in filling
out their questionnaires by the hurt-
‘ricds. and the omcials have been
kept busy day and night. trying to
handle the enormous
as.
Milt-often are warned to visit the
legal advisory board and secure as-
slstance In filling out. their question
naires. instead of trving to do the
work themselves. In. most cases
whee errors are made in filling out
rush of bust.
the papers, they have come as 1118‘
result of tho registrant attempting to
fill 'out his questionnaire without the
advice of the legal adwsory board.
WALL STREET.
TODAY IN
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.-—lnduac.
trials, motors. oils and related special-
ties were the prominent features of
the early trading in today's Stock Mar.
ket, advancing from 1 to 6 points.
Rails, coppers and shippings also were
moderately higher, the entire list in~‘
dicatlng a revival or speculatvelnter-
est for the long account.
broad . with many large
transactions,especially in II. S. Steel
and other leaders. Liberty Bonds
were firm.
NEW YORK. .Ian. 8. ((WALI.
STREET. Noon).—A.fter a brief pause
occasioned by. profit taking. the mar«
-ket gathered fresh strength. The fur-
ther rise accompanied the announce-
ment that the president would again
address Congress on international
matters. Rails, industrials and equip-
ments almost without exception -
tended early gains. Striking advances
were made by a few specialties, Ani-
erican Tobacco gaining 14 points and
‘Texas Company 61.5 Liberty 4's sold at
97.76, the converted 314's or second
4's made the new minimum of 96.26,
and the 312's were quoted at. 98.88 to
93.80.
$2.75 to $5.98
Gehelie
; Albert P.
,as Washington It. so. Noun)!“
“ram mam. Prompt Deliver“
Any Store
0r Stock of Marshall“
Bought for Cash
Address I), care Sentinel
The primary purpose of i
this board will be that of acting as:
division
Trading was ,
individual‘
*cribed place is. in our-opinion. a suit-l
ally. each for himself, certify that we.
iare owners of real estate situated in;
said town of Norwalk. i
Dated at Norwalk this 30th day of'
lec.. A. D. 1917. I
Chas. A. Bouton. Matthew Corbett?
Christian Swartz. Aime Tarlov, JohnI
Boroker. . i
I hereby certifv that the. above ham-iE
ed endorsers are electors and tarps)“-
ers. as defined by law. of said town of,
Norwalk.
Dated It Norwalk, this 3llt day of
Dec. A. 1)., 1917.
J HERBERT IL SMITH.
I
Town Clerk.
W
NOTICE
'District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. January 7. A. D., 1918. 1
Estate in Connecticut of Emily a:
HeasIe‘r, late of Mt. Kisco, in the state-
of New York, deceased. '
Ordered, that the administrator. ex"
hibit his administration account to;
this court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bate onlce, in Norwalk, on the 14th
day of January. 1918, at 2 o'clock af-
iernon; and that all persons interest-
ed in said estate may be notified there
of. the administrator will cause this '
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district.
at least five days before said 14th day
of January. 1918.
' HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
America has a big corn crop. The
best way-s to market it. after .we have
eaten what we want, is through the
‘hog. and pork ls wanted for our ex-
‘pedltionary forces. ~
(liter, Peachy Skin
Await Anyone Who
Brinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath, before break-
fast helps us look and feel
clean. sweet, frsah.
Sparkling and vivacious—merry.
bright. alert—a good, clear skin and
a natural. rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. if
only every man and woman could be
induced to adopt the morning inside
bath, what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead of the thousands
of sickly. anaemic-looking men, women 12
and girls, with pasty or muddy cam-
plexious; instead of the multitudes
of ”nerve wrecks." “rundowns,” “brain
fags" arid pessimists we should sec 2.
virilc. optimistic throng of rosy-cheek-
,ed people everywhere.
‘ An inside bath is bad by drinking
leach morning, before breakfast. a
:giass of real hot water with a tea-
Ispoonful of limestone phosphate in it
.to wash from the stomach, liver, kid-
laeys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
lVIous day's indigestlble waste, sour
lfermcntationa and poisons, thus
1 cleansing, sweetening and freshening
' the entire alimentary canal before put.
- ting more'food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil-
iousness, nasty breath. rheumatism.
‘ colds; and particularly those who
have a pallld, sallow complexion and
who are constipated very often, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
which will cost but a triflt', but is suf-
ficient to demonstrate the quick and
remarkable change in both health and
appearance. awaiting those who/prac-
tice internal sanitation. We must to
lanai-t
limestone phosphate at the drug store‘
bass-us. AND: FUDIRALS.
Ira. Annie Rood.
Ira. Annie Read died at her tame,
a laymen! rte. yesterday site?
noon after 1 short limbs; with pneu-
bie is 'ourvived bv three
WIS, Mrs. Henry 2311.15, naysay-
cease No..zs,to sell aromas and its Lion: Ilrs. Elwood Not-din, Batten. and
Miss Bessie Md of this my. Funer-
al amusements will be announced
later.
Funeral of Mr. Soft”.
Funeral service's of the rate Antony
Soltu were held from his late home
this morning at 8 :30 and from St. Lad-
islaas' church at 9 o’clock. Internal
was in St. Mary's cemetery in Nor-
walk.
Funarai of Mr. Minor. '
The body of the late George Minor
formerly of Rowayton, who died at his
home in Port efferson, L. 1.. last week
were brought to this city today by Pu-
:neral Director D. W. Raymond and in-
terred in Union cemetery, Rowayton.
William Abmufy. _
William Ahmuty, aged 52 years, died
in Newark. N. 1.. Sunday. Funeral at
(eating liquors and that the above despite home of Alfred 'r. Radclile, Ito
wayton. at 2:80 , Wednesday. Roy.
Qable place wherein~ to sell such intonaenn E. Anderson will omciate m
’icating liquors. and we hereby sever‘limerment will be in Union cemetery.
Elia Reductions on All
SUITS. COATS AND
DRESSES
The Little Shop
60 No.- lsiafiSircet
__..._._____.__.._—4
A. M. WOOSTER
amass? AT LAW ‘9
send
Late Examiner
U. 8. Patent
Office for Booklet
E 1 ms sushi Ham
BRIDGE-PORT. m0)?
Smite. endorwootl
I Remington, all other
- makes. sold. mm
., .. repaired. Rentals 84
, ‘-"' per month Inching
‘ sold at 85 per mouth/1‘.
PLUMBER
YYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
i“ Falrilald 'Avs. Iridponort. coca
REBUILT TYPEWRITElS—L C
v.1
,-
N. Y., N. H. d: H. TIME TABLE
In Effect Nov. 25, 1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. 31:71:39; 5:35x, .51491, 6:08,
6257:. 7:18x, 7:5-ix. 8:21x, 8:59x.
9:24. 9:39. 10:33x. 10:52:.
I'. lit—12:03. 12:52 (Stamford only).
1209:. 1:3“. 3:0:x, 3:29. 4:32x. 5127!,
5:40. 6:02x. 6:17 (Stamford only),
17:02:, 8:06. 10:07x.10:30x.
l Sundays
A. M.-12:.’Hx. 5235:. 5:49x, 8:59.
9:151. 10:02:, 10:00. 10:30x.
P. 2'.1.-12:03, 1:09x. 2:44x, 3:121.
iztle, 5:40. 6:021. 6257):. 7102:, 7:57x.
9219!, 10:.07x, 10:30x, 1040.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—4:10x. 5:30. 6:34. 8:00x, 8:511,
9:151. 10:30x. 10:06. 10:50;
P. ZiI.-~-12:0.'lx. 12:45x (Saturday
only). 1:06. 1:35x (Saturday only).
2:18x, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:53. 4:13x (Except
Saturday). 4:23. Stills. 5:29. 6:00;,
‘6:03. 7:35x..8:10x. 9:28.11115x.12:00x.
. Sundays
A. .‘iI.-——.6:00, 8:00x. 9:00x. 10:03:,
10:60:. '
P. M.-—12:10. 1:03x. 3:35x. 5:02.
:251', 6:002, 7:10x, 72351.8:101,11:153,
:001.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN .
A. M.—~12:26x. 1213:. 5:37. 6:07,
7:15, 9:19x. 10:22:. Ilzllx. 11:58:.
I". 11.-—12:03‘. (Bridgeport only).
1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport only.~Saturday
only). 2:47 (Bridgeport only. except
Saturday). 3:303. 4:28. 5:19. 6:21,
6:51, 72083:, 7:31 (Bridgeport only).
8:441. 9:25x. 11:08.
Sundays
'A. IiI.-1‘.’:26x. 1:1;ix,
10:19, 11:12x. 11:581.
7:43, 9:1”.
P. M.#2:10x, 4:42x. 13:33:. 0:413.
‘7:08x, 8:31}, 8:44x, 9:25s.
NEW HAVEN 70 SOUTH
NORWALK
A. M.—12:25x,14:35x, 4:581. 6:50,
6:59. 8:05, 8:30. 9241:, 11:00. 4
P. M.-—12:17. 2:1:lx, 31:40:. 4:35.
5:131, 5:323, 5:310:111. 9:18x, 8:251.
Sundays
A. IiI.—4:35x. 4:531, 7:55. 8:30x.
9:41x, 11:00.
P. M.-—12:17x. 1:551, 2:23x. 3:401.
[9:35. Ilz-illx. ‘.
‘SOUTH NORWALK TO OANBURV
A. hi.—-6:13, 8:27. 92591.
P. him—1:27. 1:54): (Saturday only).
2:48 (Saturday only). 4:391 5:27 (Ex-
cept Saturday). 6:25.
Sundays
A. If.—9:25.
P. M.'—‘2:15. 7:15. ‘
OANSURY TO SOUTH NOIWALK.
IIQIIM'I' that 1119169 cleanliness iamore A. u_-g:'ou' 7:25. 3:35. 10:05,, _
important than outside, because the 11:50, ,
skin does not absorb impurities to! P- ’11-’41331- 7107-
contaminate the blood while the norm; A u 4'“ Sunday!
.ln the thirty foot of bowels do.-Adv. ,. M' ‘1'"; u. _ 8-301.
on Patents "
4:36. 5:13x. tizllx. 7051. 9:181. 9:25,],
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