‘ ' hour paid while learning 54 hour week! Wmlzbacb. The funelol will be holdl
a
' D
Wane.
I '03.... .
WANTED—YOL' No WOMAN TOI
assist‘in the filippLL. .3 office. Apply Ray I R
mend Bros, 3 13 31.
FOR SALE—MERCURY MAXWELL
unabout Good condition. C E. Under
wood. 35 Quintard Ave. So Notwalk
a 13 3t
WANTED—GIRLS WANTED AP
ply. Norwalk Steam Laundry, 43 Day
for; sALE—FULL BLOODED 11:14.
a 14 31 . .
bireet. ’ ' 1593’ 00‘“ ADM? to G. F. Foote, Smiling,
,.
WANTED—~lfAN r011 HANDY ““11- “111021. Conn. a 13 3t
II’l‘o Let. For Sale'Busi-
or Oops Double Prion.
‘ 1' ' .111
P10 RiiY' co' muss ES
SLOWLY, one exam
5s- rmn'rm’o FROM 11v
. '. .. ness and Professional Cards, not; my“
Miscellaneous Advs. : : ::. .. ...; MW, ...... m. 0...,
mmmmnvnwwdmm "'7‘"
Advertlseméuts ...... ..., ...”, .... W, ...m.
bably would be fbrijdd
, ate Lassigny an NOy .511
sibly the entire line southward
from C—haulnes. This would have
some efiect en the enemy position
eastward t'o Bheims dependinfi 9n
how far the. Gemians monk! have
BVBLU-
To 1131'
To LET—UPPER FLOOR OF 4
rooms and bath, Also; room in the
attic. Furnished heat. Ilnquire at 26
tensive line which most probably
00’1“er street or phone 2943. a 13 31
would be through Nesle and Guis
card and based on Ham.
Field Marshal llajg reports that
since last 'lhursday, the Allies
hav e captured 28 ,000 prisoners and
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
(bath allIlmprOVements 220 East Ave.
Inquire George L. Britten 82 Fort St
East Norwalk Conn. Phone 331
trimmcd away on ’4. front of Ififiy- II I I
three miles to a iimxinium depth of
fifteen miles, the Chief of Stafl
said, and the line on the Aisne-
Marne front has remained station-
ary. American troops have recap-
tured Fismette, on the north bank
of the Vesle, from which they were
driven.
Discussing the work of the 28th
Division, comprising Pennsylvania
guardsmen, in the Asne Marne sa-
rcport upon its casualties receiv ed
luas that 400 men had been hit
11lduring' four hours on July 30 in
the advance to the Vesle.
The 131st Regiment is compos—I
to 1' et 1w before reaching 11 new dc ch of. Illmots National Guardsmen;
and is attached to the 661i] Bri-i
‘gIade of infantry in the 33rd Divi-
lsion, commanded by Major- Geller-l
The lioops hotel
111 George Bell.
trained at Camp Logan, Texas.
PARIS, Aug. 14, 1:05 p. n1.~—
General Humbert 's army, operat-
lieut, General March said the only"
work; tools; porter work in small fac-
tory. Wages $3 a day. McMahan,
streaming and Worthington, Inc.
.———._
FOR SALE——A GOOD ROAD HORSE
Hugo Ruehl West Norwalk 3 13 3t
I
WANTED—BOY TO LEARN THE'
printing trade. No better time than the
present. An excellent opportunity for
ambitious youth. Inquire at the office
lon So. Main St. opposite Clifford Hotel
of the Evening Sentinel. hennery shade, fruit. 52 ,.500 Richards}
Darlen.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SHOE
To LET—DESIRABLE STORES IN
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
.FOR SALE—~BUNGALOW FOR SALE- and suitable needs to tenants; beSt
almost new. Darien village, near noueyl busmess 10cm” in Cill’. also 10ft for in" the
seven rooms, porches, improvements manufacturing purposes 0138,000 square pr‘cvt'nl' recon assance and bomb 1
Partly installed. Over one acre of land; feet on Water St- Space 10‘ automobile I log “01k-
600 gim's. Several
terial also were taken.
Aerial activity
tense. German airmen are ”engag
Allied fliers in combat to
only night Germano
Imacliines were accounted for Mon-
a 13 3t. App" Hams 3‘ Ga" 00- 50- Norwalk' 'day and 7-1 tons of- bombs droppcdl
B 13 5b‘ on military targets behind the cue-
FOR SALE—FORD TIRES SECOND
L'. Ethan Rowan street, East Nox'iwalk
Phone 441. a 12 3t.
salesman. Inquire at Keeler' s Shae
Store. 165 Washington St. So. Norwalk
each Pleasantly situated on Wood-I
C011”. 8. 13 3t
ward avenue
FOR SALE—SOME CHOICE YOUNG
cockercls. Single comb White lieg'
horns, bred from winners, Slorrs,
Conn, single comb Rhode Island Reds,
bred 'f1om heaVy fall and winter lar-
ers. Prices reasonable for quality.
. Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave-
“'ANTEJ.) nue. Ph0n61036.
WANTED—LAUNCH, ABOUT 20
feet. 440 junk. Geo. H. Hyde. 46 Har-
bor View avenue, Harbor View Beach.
a 13 (it
473- 3.
of two, 01 three room suites,
WANTED‘FIREMAN
ete'udy work, good wages. Apply Jonas ‘
& 'Nanmburg, lnc., 85 Spring St. So.‘
N01 walk a 12 3t.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
I M-re lube"; Wurtzlnch.
Mrs.ls.1bellc Wurtzbacb, 54, wife of
Carl Wurlzbacli, died at 11 O’clock-
Jbursday night of upoploxy, having
Cigar Co. .
WANTED—STRONG AND 5011M) TO LET_3 ROOMS AT .96 Th-
work horse, weighing 1,300 to. 1,400I
mounds. Blithefield lv‘al'111,\\'oll'plt H1111
‘Itqad,INorwalk, Tel. 1119. a 12111. Guns street ortelephoue 1352-12".
l 7° LET‘Z FLOORS 0F 4 ROOMS Iinw down of twentyrniuc Allie
Improvements lnqute
TO LET—OFFICES, SINGLE ROUMI
lor avenue luqulie Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16.1411; lls.
[1111' lines. Berlin reports the shoot-
Iairships.
Ifortes bcthccn Mat: and the OisIc.
Patrol activity cohtinnes
llhcir ineffectual attacks,
(bombarding 1e it‘l'aitco- IIlmcric
llincs uitb liigl cvplosnes and go
it is announced that the
I'Anicticun First Al'n1v,.vthicl1 has
been stricken a few hours before, and
the announcement of her death yester-
day mornlng was a shock to many
friends “ho had not heald of her lll- l
net’s. Miss lsabell'e 1. Curtis was born
in cur'tisvillc, now lnterlakcn and on
October 12. 1887, married Carl Wurtz~ “Wm ..
bach‘ of Lee and went there to live. TO RENT—FLATl’,
Mrs Vi ul'tzbach was a direct descend-b311, 72 North Main stteet [mum mg,
out of the Curtiscs who came from' A. Modne' s Noith Main str.eet
England in 1080,111111 were among the lM
first settlers of Stockbrldge. Shel
leav es her husband and two daughtersl Ilchl ”ONCE
. I
Mrs. Tracy Ambler anthss llclcnl
WANTED—~14 POSITION AS CHAU-
flour with private family. 10 years ex-
perience chauffeur and mechanic on
any make. of cars. Address Chauffeur
care of Sentinel. a 12 3t
WANTED—MOTOR BOAT CRLUS-
131'. 25 feet long. Address Motor Boat.
care of Sentinel. a 12 3t
business location in I.clty Apply to
Harris & Guns Co , South Norwulk
. 313 if
MAN 0R W0-
Apply lmperlal'
11.12 3t
.__..——
WANTED—£14101",
man. Good, wages"
Cafe, 9 Railroad avenue.
“...—....
WANTEDLclan' OVER 16 YEARS
to learn light factory work, 150 per—I
NOTICE '
Dlsf1lct of Norwalk.
ICourt, July 29, A. D. 1018.
Estate. in Connecticut of George E
Edwards, late of \‘mv Rochelle in the
County of Wcstchcster and State of
New York dcccascd.
The Couit of Probate for tho Dis-
lct of Norwalk bath H1 niiul and o‘-
Ilowcd six months fiom tl'o 11-
for the creditors of mid
Chance. to make good pay. Webbing 6"! tomorrow afternoon at 3: 30 at her rcsl- I
[gaging ('0er 33 Washington street. Idcncc on High street and Rev. C.- M ‘
117 (it Caldcrwood will officiatc, osisted by‘
, ltRGV.‘ John Bnratow. ~Sprlnglleld Ro-
WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENTl publicun.
wants bclp immediately. Men womch. Mrs. Wurtzbncli was the mother of
‘18 m ovcl. $100 month List positions .
tree. Franklin Institute, Dept. 231:.lii’: ‘3'“:“33{IiISEITI‘I‘I‘IICISIS‘I‘I'I’g’S
, . ., . I.t1
Rochester, N. Y.
way i on.
so. Probate
I\V
WANTED-— SPECIAL 1’? 14"118 [AID
MRGIDlIiall‘li’lIlflgrl‘lfimiVglibi‘rivull Ill: William H Mendel, “ Illlllll their cl time f) lfI I ‘i‘lm'
, \\. .. 1 ' u (1'. 011011.11 ”Wino
r EltS ALSO WORKERS '1'0 EMBROI- l “ 111nm ” mud“ 0““ or a" the who neglect to present 131:1 :moum.
DER AT HOME. STEADY Wonk. ”0“” “ions at Grand Central Tonni
HOURS, 9 A. '0 TO 6 .M. CALI. A'l‘I nal. treasurer of the Postal Life lnsu12'
102 WASHINGTON ST EET. GRACEE once (‘0 o. and (weather of thc Colum-‘
propeily attcstod,\vitl1ln snldtime.
Iwill be debarrcd a recovery. All per
EMBROIDERY WORKS PHONE Ibus Realty Co of Mount Vctnon, died sons indebted ‘0 Shitl estate are re
391. . quested to make immediate payment
.. ‘___ ...- .--.. Monday of l\cvv London, while on aim Joseph R. Tttylol ttor , 8 lb
FOUND. ‘bualness trip. Mr. .\lendcl was Well" 11 may on.
\orwulk Conn. or
M. J OSFI‘IIIVE EDWARDS,
Executrlx
FOUND—A SKIFF‘, OWNER MA‘Y Sound Roach fora fcvv yours, and hal-
1521;321:5212: giggles“ {igdiiig 31;: lug many relatives in that town Ho
Windsm Place. So. No‘rwnlk. after 5 was 110111 411 Ne“ Y01k, sixty four yours
I)- m.' ago, and for twenty- five yours lived in. pDiSIrithB— of Nordalk. .58-- 14mm...
.____., -... . Mount \ernon. He was 11 member of C t A I I ‘
U I 8 NOTICES—n Olll unust 12, A. D, 19 8. .
.—:__B 5 NES the Railroad Association and the Slow Estate of James W. Stung late of .\‘or'
PAINTING .- pApER. HANGING “’03 County Club- H“ is 511"in by walk in said District deccas‘cd.
decorating, pointer's supplies; walllms mother. Mrs. lillian Mendel; ni' The Court 'of Probate for the Dis-
paper. up to-date styles, lowest prices. lmarried duughter, Ethel and (“0 80115:. irict of Norwalk, hath limited and 111
Estimates cheerfully given Trial 01%, l Harold and Kenneth; two sisters, Ellis. lowed six months it out the date hereof
dcrs solicited. Tel. 400' Alexander? ‘Monition and Mrs. Jewel, and a b1otl1-. fot' the creditors of said Estate to es:-
White, 31 1.: El? evennei - 91‘- Jficob Mendel, who resides inIbibit their tluims for settlement.
» ' , Mount Vernon. Those who neglect to present their ac
‘ counts properly attested within said
Mlchael A Gaffney. (time, will he dcharied a' room erv. All
Michael A. Gaffncy 53 years Old. persons indebted to said Estate are 10
ldied Monday night at his home, 723 quested to make immediate payment
Wood avenue, Bridgeport. He was a to
collector and was born in Darien Be-
zknownin Norwalk. having lived inI‘
I
|
1
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
malierty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Dulce telephones 1581. 300
fiance connection. '
1.111135 .1. s'ero
FOR SALE—A DOUBLE “HOUSE 7 'SldOS his wife, he is survived by three ‘I ' Administrator
rooms on each side, with all modernI 80115 Goorge F., of Norwalk, and Ed 2 , “..."---
improvements for both families. “Chi ward J., and Waiter A., both in service‘ District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
family entirely separate. Well located somewhere in France. The funei'Iul Court. Augusto”. A D., 1913
in East Norwalk. Price $3, 500. A- bar— l will be held at 8:30 o'clock toinorrowI Estate in Connecticut of Mary 117‘
gain. - . " I morning flom his late home and at 9 Millard late 0f Delhi in t 1° State 0:
I A s-k John T. Hayes Io’clock from St. Augustine's church, INewYormk deceased.
~~ Bridgeport. lI Ordered. That the trustee of the
No. 7 Main 131., Norwalk . 1
mt. ESTATE-INSURANCE
IlTrust created in the will of said de- I
ceased exhibit his account to thisi
court fer adjustment at the Probate‘
Frank Webber.
Frank \i‘cbber well- known here and
l
l
' ~ in New Canaan as a baseball pitche1,I0 office in Norivalk, on the 2lst dhyio
LOST died at Mamaroneck, Monday He is August 1918. at 10 o’cloék forenoon; IIII
» 1 ' ' .survlv d . Es:
LOST—A DBMOUNTABLE I'RIIM e by his wife who was a New that all permsons intelested in said
tale may be notified thereof the seid'
Trustee 'wlll cauSe this order to be pub l
'lished in a newspaper having a circu-
lotion in said ,District, at least five
IdIays 15319116511111 gist da‘y ofI August.
Canaan young woman. Webber pitch~
! ed many times for and against nearby
I baseball teams. He was a young man
of unobtrusive nature, and was woll
liked. . 1.
r-~—....._.~_._...
and tire Reward on returning to
11401::an Market, 15 North Main St. So
LOST~II0IN TUESDAY MORNING AI
round pin with brilliant stones in Vlcll ____ ‘1913-_
pity (if mill Norwalk near Woodward 'ISta'r at: Columbia Circle will hold ital
Ave. Suitable reward if returned toI re
gular mééti'n that r
Sentinel ofllce . g or ow evening
'IHEI..NRY W. GREGORY
J =——:————
.. Today’s list of melt accepted by the.
IIvUnned States Shipping Board, afterl
.1... 4'...
0.1. .I
AMERICANS IBIOIIUGHT MIANY
STIIAMPIB.”
, I Indolent.
'ro LET-DESIRABLE STORES 1N1“ cslcrn
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent Mat'fm'
{and suitable to needs of formula; bestIf 111111 St.
ROOMS A ND
111431
‘ ranemt "in
.‘des .
ljust llt‘tll organized, will hold the
front “south of
' “lllt'll probably
Milliel to Switzerland,
the German border or beyond it.
Much material damage w as done;
at l": Ytnkl'oit and Karlsruhc ll\ rc
I-ctlif Biitish aerial bouIburdmcntS,
meow/11: to reports rcccivcd in
Suiuwhiluud I11 lint-111111110. eleven
persons were killed and twenty six
i11_'.:i111cd
Gortuun submarines sunk two
French steamers in the Mcditcr-
idduly‘. From the
transport l)_I1cmnub, 442 men are
Illlllh'stillg! Seven sailors tit-1'6 kill
led 1n the tol'pcdoing of tlic steam-i
01" Australian and three passen-
ours are lliissin".
l LONDON .\u'r l-."l—-'lbc1c .1...
Inc inl‘uh'trv lighting «hiring the
‘ni'rlll on the lll'itisli sector ot the
11'd_v bulllclront, snvs the of-
‘(I O ‘r finial statement from I icld lllnlsball
Huigtodui. 'l‘l1cGcrmauartillclx
1111s active.
5 Tuesday the ll 1itish lbrcw buck
(lcrmmt local attacks on the north-
crn side of tho l.vs salient. Last
night the German artillcry \vus
v1»; '_v uctivc in this region.
Wl'l‘ll r1111: caiva'bmn I‘OR
CES TN l’ICARUY, Tuesday, Ann.
ll (l3) Canadian II’rcssl .—D111'ing
the opening (luvs of the. present
ot‘i'cnsivc five members of 11 \1 cl!-
known (‘anadian battalion captur-
‘cd more. than one llumlrcd (lor-
1111111s.lnadcl.1sc fog: early one
mowing. the purlv become lost,
and in groping their way" about
come suddenly upoh‘ it fully man-
ncd German t1cnch A corporal 111
Illic party gave the ordcr to fire.
This show of force brought more
than one hundred Germans, one
afici another tumbling: out of the
trench to surrcndcr. The five men
then marched the Germans to the
rear
The Canadian contingent takes
pride in liilviu '1 established a rcc-
ord tlucc- day advance of 22,000
yards. ’
When tho tanks ivont into action
,on the Glutadian. part 0 film front
lo piper of a Manitoba unit sol. as-
tridc the tank ”Dominion. ” , Ilc
'Cllllle through unscathed, skirling‘
this pibroch all the “11119 Another
elcailfldiall pipcIr' Wits killed leadiii'g
his battalion into action
W \SIIINGII‘ON, Aug. 14.—-The
13lst Infantry of the 33rd United
rStates Division has been engaged
1n the fighting nortli of the Somme
and particularly in the repulse of
an enemy c'ountcr- atack at Chi-
pillv, General March said today at.
his semi-weekly conference with
newspaper correspOudcnts
egit'nent alone captured three offi-
cerg,»150 men and seven 105 milli~
metre guns. * .
General March briefly reviewed
the. IPicardy so-
c lines now have
meacbed the general position of
. (the, ,‘
thousand:
machine gums "and much war ma-
continues in-I;
d l is meeting
Berlin reports that all Allied of l
56 Water s'tieet. Telephone 3654 oflfoi'ts Monday 11ch repulsed, cs-
,‘fieciallv attacks by strong French
in
north IFlandcrs, but there are no indioafi
light, corner Washington street and Itions that heat) I'fightiug
Railroad Place For further partlw- to begin there, Along the \Hcslc 1
lots inquire at the oilice of Old Well; the Germans have not rcpcatc
but are
uni
sluurd two miles yesterday and
mans now
is about‘l
11 mile southeast of Lassigny, to.
d’Itvhich they retired following a
the
means
11 her 1- the Allied positions are 11c .11'5
This I
(ing on the southern end of the Pi-
Ito be provrrcssing steadily towards
Coy 011. The desperate Gcrman dc~
icnse of the ChaulncsRoye road
has caused delay in the storming,r
. ofthe Noyon position, which is
Inow said to be impending.
The aunt of Genetal Rau'lin'son',
Which is holding the line just to
like north of the French positions,
most dcspetatc resist-
lance along its “hole front. The
Germans sccm determined to re-
Itain the (‘haulncs Height at all
‘costs.
l Wl '1‘” THE FRENCH ARMY
IIN FRANCE Aug. 14 (By The As-
sociated Press), 1 p. 111.~—Tl1e Ger-
me in l’lciuont, about
.new advance by the French. Geno
crnl Humbcr't 5 arm) moved 111'
took the. St: 4" loudc Fa1'n1,\vbich
makes the hold of the French on
the southern part of the Thics-
court l’ualcau secure.
At Plcmont the Germans found
Ipositiom all rcadv to receive them,
and hero able to offer strong 1'-e
sistanic. The enemy took 1’10-
11 uni during tllch fightingr car!) in
IlrllIlllt and their old ll'cnchcs there
Istill are organized \iilh \vilc c11-
tanglcmcnts.
IVV' ASHINC TON. Aug. 14.—~A re.
port from Stocklmluiu reaching
the St: lll.‘ Department today from
sourccs considered reliable,
.tbc Gclmuu government has oil—
drtsscd an ultimatum to the Fin-
nish government requiring that
the Finnish 111-1m pr:cp in: to llllll'tll
luguinsl Entcntc fotccs on the 31111.
‘munsk coast v 'ithin 111 o \\ colts.
WITH THE Blil'l‘lSIl ARMY
IIi\ FRANCE Aug. .11 10 :3011. 111.
(By The .Ilssocialctl Press). —~
I'l‘hcrc 1111s no change 111 the situa-
Ition on the new Somme battlefront
‘ihis motnino. except for the flint
tlttt u considclnbly increased ar-
tillctv fire indicates the cncmy
lIfinullv has decided to lllllllI 11p
{more of his guns. .
LONDON 1\11g.14.——Bl'itisl1
Illimlm have gained additional
ground at the apex of the Lye sa-
“kill in Flanders. says the official
slutt-nlcnl lIl'tllll II icltl Mul'sliul
llaiglmluIv. East of illt'tcl',c11 illc
linc was advanced slifi'litlv, \vltilc
cost of \icil'x llcvquin, south of.
illclct'tn. patrols cslu blishctl :1 new
line.
l’AleS. Ann. 14—01113' the 111'.
tillcry mtsuctivc during: the night
on certain sccl 1's between the
.\it'c and the lee. sans the War
()dicc statement 10.11.53.
Alon" tlic \ cslc.\\l1erc French
.1111] .\11101 11.111 trope are stationed,
the Gmmans made vain raids. Tlic
l‘n’lt‘llt ll took p1isoncrs in a raid 111
(‘Ilun1p.1<.r11c.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.~—
Stocks controlled by professional in-
te1ests dominated the. firm opening of
today's market, transportations and
equipments showing only moderate
gains. American Tobacco advanced
nearly five points, United Cigars 1 3-8,
and Sumatra Tobacco 1 point. U. 8
Steel rose half a point 110 Baldwxn
Il
,more active befo1e the end of the first
:half hour and rails also improved on a
further inquiry {01' St. Paula and lin-
ion Pacific. ' 2
Wm. O McLean Accepts »
, ‘Washmgtbn Position
{Continued {ram Flrot Page).
perfected whereby Mr. McLean is to
enter the War Service Seuion of the
National Labor Policy Board and will
enter upon his duties Friday morning.
Mr McLean’s recon
per worker in wa‘n is Well down
’to our citizens. He has few superiors
and his aniltible disposition has made
many friends for him and has given
him an enviable reputation in his
"He‘ .wlll retain his memberéhlp' ln'
tb firm of Pohlman. 8: McLean. and
cardy battle line, is reported todayl
sins .
Locomotive 1 144; War is nos became -
“ 11: 40x.
as a newspa-, 6:2
l
127-131 Washinvton St.
Harris 81 Gans
”nu—ul-
6.041
1151's. .All
08 Water Street
_ 711.1. 721.
J
N. Y., NH. 663.. TIME TABLE
In Effect June 16, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—1:47x, 5:271', 5:493, 6:08.
6.57x, 7:18x, 7:54.11. 8:21x, 8:59x, 9:24x,
0:39, 10:33x. 10:52x. - «
IP. Ilf'.-—12:03x, 12:52 (Stamford
o'nl.V). 1:0911, 1:382, 3:17x. 4:32x, 5.2711,
5:46, 6:0211, 6:2611, 6:47 (Stamford on
ly). 7:02x. 810611, 9:20 (except Satur-
days), 10:07x.
Sundays.
A. lit—12:34:. 52271:, 5:49x. 8:59,
9:19x, 1023311, 12:03x.
P. M. —1: 09k. 2: 44x. 3.1214, 4. .33..
Ix
5: 46, 6: 0211.7: 0211, 7' 12x, 7: 4511, 7:115
8'0611, 10071:. 10: 40. ‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—4IIOX,I 5:30, 6:34, 8:00x.
8:51x, 9:15x. 924511, 10:50.11,
P. M.—-—12.03x. 12:45x. 1:06, 1:09
(Saturday only). 1:35 (Saturday only).
2:15x, 2:57. 3230):, 3:53. 4:]3x (except
Siturdavel. 4:23. 5:13x. 5:29, 61.0015
6:03:11 3210):. 11:157.: 1124511".
' Sundays.
1
A. .\f.—6:00, I8200x, 9.00x. 9:21x,
10:0311. 10:50x.
l‘. him-12:10. 1:03x. 1:5-lx. 3:35x,
5:02, 5:251: 6:00x, 7:053. S210x, 8:23,
9:00.11. 1010013 11:153. 11:45x.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
' , HAVEN.
A. M.»—12:26x. 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07
7:15, 9:19x, 1022211, 11:58);
P. M:—1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays). 2:47 . (Bridgeport. except
Saturdays), 3:27x, 4:28. 5.19, 6:21
6:51 72091:, 7. 32 (Bridgeport only),
9: 25:.
'~ Sundays.
A. M.——12:%x. 1‘2: 5.8 7:43,
10: 191‘ Ill: 1211. 11: 58.\.
Rb -—?.':10x, 3: 05x, 4. 4211, 6:33x,
6: 48, 7: 08x, 8:28. 9:251: 1021011.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.:—-12 25x 4: 1011. 4: 5311, "5 50,
6:50, 820511, 8: 30', 9: 41:1; 11:00.
9:1I9x,
J'PI ill—12:17:: 3:4011; 4:35, 5:13x
32x, 5: 37, 6: 11:1. 9: 18x. '
Sundays.
A hit—4 10x, 4:5.3x.' 7:55, 43:30:,
9' 413. 11.00.
. P. M.:—-—12 17x, 1: 55x. 2: 33x, 3. 40x.
4: 35 5:13x, 6: 11x, 7. 05:1, 9:1'ix. 9: 35,
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. lit—6:13, 8:27 9: 59x.
P M—-127,1-.54x, 2. 48 (Saturdays
010%). 4: 39x, 5:27 (except Saturdays)
Sundays
11‘. M.-—9:25.10:29x.
P.M.I-;2:15,7 20. ~
DANBUBY To SOUTH NORWALK
AIOI M..—'~6: 00. 7:26. km 10' 05!.
11:5
P5. 0M.:-—4 33. 7: 0.7. 8: 36 (except.- Snt
urdays). ' .
m
ndoubtedly. keep in touch with
His 1 i '
August. -
' Rommenotqrs
Couch. Hanna! .
Crex Rugs
Oil Stoves
Willow Chairs
Willow R0¢kers
Gas Slaves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE '
FOR PORCH OR LAWN
All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to 1-3 01! I
Must be sold to make room for our toll and winter stock.
”CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPEN ED—
Slerlmg Furniture Company
o ' «I I.
Firemen
Chance for good-Ming“
“moment for men between
of eighteen and forty-five ”In
good physlcal condition. Apply [4. Y
NH.aH.mm .
of. o. MILLER, eup't. Waterbury.
C. A. MITCHELL. Sup‘L, H‘I'UM,
25th Anniversary:
Clothing and Furnishing
Sale at Less Then T '
day’s Market Val ‘
Old Clothing
Bought
Highest prices paid ton
clothing. _
We will call for it if notM
EY
10 FIRST STREET
East Norwalk
TEL. 457
Sept. 3
Norwalk Chronicler