Ween,- 'ioMFcrfieiabeei-I
ness and Professional Car.
With .:»::':
Classified ....
’ Advertisemcii
warns — i roam I sonar
4 WANT”- mm 3x4 FOR Mini-THE Aim WI 1% LIT—PROM OCT.1,
FUR-
v
oeilent opening for man who is a 0'" 9'80“: Ro'liwn Conn. m1: niahed house. all Improvements 410061
shoemaker. lounzbury, Mathewson No 2Center street, south Nor-Uni! residential location. Inquire No.
‘3 CO. l20 61 [20 3! Mon gym;
1120 St 100,000 men will meson in the wtn~the m entertained by the Venerable
story or no- Leuie altar. a cattle‘
dealer at Plymouth, depth the lac.
that he had a comparatively nail: on
of money ran his henkbook figures
to nearly 6100.000 was told in the
my case whichopenelbelorn ,
Referee Hadley more» mi 0
Block lei-rowed money and ed not
or to the state and its
arms and individuals. HO
his credit by a system 01 "M-
lag,” lit-aliens Hull-bitma- ,
ova 888. 000 and his assets 611,600. 14.7 '
A. Wetter, state eta-ow». is neat
ed ashisbiggestcrediinrlorthea cum
.5
We": .
an
o: oversaw It William H. Dyington and Mice,
-~— ’ W have returned from a vaoeo
WIN THE WAR PAR“)!- Itienonflng at Washington, Cnnn. Dur-I
' 'NW WK: A“ 90% ‘5‘. “their stay they were most charm- I
i
i
WANTED—THREE 0R FOURI m SALI—SEVEN MSWRJ
'bogrders, goWn eterred For} late model, 1916 Studebaker, in first'
«particulars telephone 1161‘ » 9r ell-s condition run about 11.040
.miles. inquire at Keeler’s shoe store ilurnlshed rooms, with
WANTlD—HAN 0R “'OMAN FOR \
'big vaudeville act. with or without
experience Salary accordingly. Long FOR SALE—63. 250 BUYS NICE 3 Taylor avenue, near Flax Hill Road.
f To LIT—WITH SMALL PRIVATE September 2, Ernest 13071111, cone Uutod States Senator Plat! 1'8181805,
orally. in good locality, tw; $W.Ipondilg eeoietlry of theOentm N- Iwno was a very close friond and tel
a as erated Union and sect-envy or the love
all) 3t stove, and on!" CODVOMGMCI- L16” committee planning parade. Republican with the late Home!
- housekeeping if desired. Inquire 22 today
Iwar parade of 01‘6“in "’0’ here 0! Hrs. Orville H. Pintt, widow oi the late
“150!!!er H. Bylngton, during their long resi-
Mayor Hylan, Governor Whit residence in Washington, D. C. Mrs i
man an] Secretary of Law William Piece showed with pardonahle pride1
season. Must have 8506. Money ao-V f h
copied as loan, fully secured. Adv a” ouse “:6 lot “we fruit, 2I
dress \audeville, Sentinel Office. "”3 “r 3"" NW“ 10 £67410" CENTRALLY no
319 st elation. 61.150 Cash can have extra' cated in South Norwaik
Ilcbtor 8460 Address P. 0. 303543, So I75, second floor. Water, toilet wir-l
about 181: m
B. Wilson will review the parade ' her priceless store of ancestral mahog-
hlr. Bohn also announced that three any furniture, which is deemed by ex-
illion members 01' the Amrican Ped- ports as one of the most vnluable and
i eration of [Abor will take prt in win Iconiplete collection in the state.
161:3:3139. 13211;le ng'hag‘te’lcnmhorwnlk in; good light, ideal for light manu 'the- -wer parades throughout the coun . .
‘th n18 3” ac uring. Rent nominal. Possessionf tr I 841-. and M“ Joseph W Go rhanv Hut. be gold tome mom for
FOR SALE-'80“ CHOICE YOUNG .
"Icockerels. Single comb White Ler- any time Lawrence Agency 15 South
WANTED-A BRIGHT mm. m horns bred from winners, stung, W" “met two Is
the sorting room. Apply Nor-walk Conn mm m.) Rhoda island m. ~
Gleam Laundrv. 48 Day sheet 1:19 3i bred from know (all and winter loy-: 'ro LET—FURNISHED AND UN-
icrs. Prices reasonable for quality. furnleh
wanna —— LIGHT hombres Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland aVe- hmk: I "m", " ”mm” °' W"
lust he a bargain. Address A I.nue. Phone 1086. I p “g n a good residential
care Sentinel. A19 3tI
FOR SALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE, 7! I20 6t
section. Address L. 81-. cats: Sentinel!
I0! Flu Hill Road, have issued inVi- .
‘ gusi Final
Reductions do
Refrigerators
Couch Hammocks
Crex Rugs . -
Oil Stoves
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE
FOR PORCH 0R LAWN
All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 14 to 1-3 08.
——-—CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED—-
‘.
ouriellandwinteretook.
l Itntlone for the marriage of tboIrI
I m , daughter, Charlotte Frances. to Rich-i ‘
Iard Mather Gleason son of Mr an)! SM]. F" - C
, . i " ’
NOTicl Mrs. Frank H Gleason, of South Non| "’9 ~ m'mre ompany
' walk. The ceremony will be per 127] 1W
——-—— - shin i. Ph .
M . Com of Pmbm hold“ ‘Iformed in the South Noreen: congre- I 3 a gtonS one 105
Norwalk, within and for the Dietrictizmonal Church, on Satunlay alter __ . Oar—Pew
WANTID-SEVERAL GIRLS BE'Iluoms on each side, with allmodernI
“"911 14 “'1 1‘ 3’93“ 0‘ “89 AW‘Yl improvements for both families, c'nchl
J. .l. Cash-Ltd, Chestnut Street. Ifamfly entirely separate. Well touted.
Iln East Norwalk Price is, 500 A bar-'
Ask JOhnT. Hayes :7
iTniprovemlenisimNof 117% View gust,A.D..1818.
erraoe nqu o r H 160- Who
wan, 21 lllmwood avenue. 1 recs,
WANTMERATORS on Pow-
er animnacunes, W and girls?“
In our work room. Ay ply to \chahon I
E:
To st~ssrr 161‘ EAST new?!“ ”'3 ”‘2' Charm" " ““1”
walk, smell house, seven moan.
Crelnmina and Worthington (7-0.. Inc, improvements. Nice neighborhood York possesses estate in a id N -l
. 14 and 28 Orchard street. a 17, 31I I T u 36.3 W Ione block lrom trolleys rive minutes"l ) a or-
. Inn. mun—mower: 1...... ..., R R .....m C... , ,,, , , 3'13" 3}: " 19'3““: °‘ mm
wanrno—oovnnsnnnr cruel saw ”my“ I'vm 1" 31““ views- ' a " '3 "w“ m“ "
cervice examinations in Connecticut I TO LET 2 FLOORS 0F ‘ 1100 4:223“: gfitgmusmzzgicfif
. t—o J‘ t
“3““ “d “meme" Gmemmm ”W11“ "' “Pmmmma their. Henslntly situated on Woodv Ordered That said application be
,. Clerk, Railway Nail, Teacher. lmml-‘mnu, ”up“ .9911”; well ward avenue
" grant 111400610? Typewriter, 9950!!“ I paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices. 56 Wu", sir i
Clerk Experience unnecessary. Men 1;.“th cheerfully glyen rpm ”3-147“. ee'
' and women desiring gOVernment [1091- um solicited. Tel. 400. AiennderI
tions write for tree pacticulars, J. C' wgm, at 1.: El, avenue.
' lleonnrd (former Civil Service Exam
, lner.) 421 Kenols Bldg. Washington.
Improvements luquu-e‘henrd and determined ebthe Probate
TO LEW-POUR UNPL'RNISHEU place of the hearing on said applica-
irooma for light housekeepln‘ all gm.Ition be given to all persons interest
,3 copy of these elders to be publish-
Ied in a newspaper liming a circuit:
unherty. proprietor. Trunking Lone ,
WANTED’GIRI’S OVER 16 YI‘mulellntance hauling. Light and hour’s?” arcane, East ham.”
to learn light tactoiy work 15¢ per booking. Om. “10an 1581. ”0'
' ou i hll l r in 4b or ask. I
8: rpad w e ea n g 5 a w House connection. or two, or three room suites, north days before said dilV of hearing
c k hi it:
. .3::::::.::.::3::.:::.:’::... Imus ...... ...... 'n'l ...... w
. IRailrond Place. For further particu- Judge
.—
T0 LET—HOUSE 8 ROOMS ALL 08 Norwelk, on the 16th dhy of AuI
W St written application bani
‘ I584 undo to thin court showing in
Podg’bheepsic, in the State of Ne w
Telephone 3351 or olefin Nor-welt on the~4th day at W
ISeptember 1818 at 10 o’clock, fon- H Swords, 0' W.“ “4an M“
'noon and that notice of the time and
Union Panel Delivery. Ed's"! J .provements, Adults only Apply 194 ed therein In said applicant causlnll
TO LET—OFFICES amour: noon lion in this “district at least twelve to .0 to Cm, 6mm,“ 08V u“,
noon, August 31st, at 4 dink.
——- .
ster, Mass. for several weeks
Saturday Mr. Gregory joined her and
the workings of the cm and the till
76 rent drills
......
Mrs. Charles E. Steele, and dalifli'
their home after a visit with Mrb.
~8teele and daughter has been spend
in a month's vscatiori’” at
island. New York.
Norman undirey, of Wilton. has
been ordered to report [or dirty at
Norwelk next Saturday. He expects
next dav.
I “cut James McMahon has rtturn
a 16 6" INJURED FALLING II". inquire at the cilice of Old \\ ellI
W‘NTED—MACHINISTS was rm)1 FROM LOAD 0F HAY “'5" °°'
3 V’l‘wo planer hands. Three lathe hands. I
VTWO di'lll handleigley Machine (‘0. i John Council, of Wilton. is ill the
No‘ivmlk Hospital, today, its the ri-
eat of a fall from the top of a load
WANTED—430"“) LEARN THE of hay in Wilton. yesterday (3011118114
' printing trade. Nb better time than 1119' who is one of the farm hands employ-
I!
"NOTICY‘M ~ "
'ro LET~8 ROOMS AT 86 rAr-F ”WM 0' "omit:
lor avenue inquire Mrs R. Tenor, lc‘t‘onrt, August ‘17, A. 1)., 1818.
Grove street: 0,. telephone 135212 I Whereas, written application has
_ . ‘been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Emily v..Hen~
resent An excellent opportunity for ed by C. W. O den, also of Wilton,
.p and whil'c driving a load 1 ll ii AUTO SUPPLIES drick. 19'" of Norwallt, in said 015'
ambitious youth. inquire at the office 8 o ay 8 p
of the Evening Sentinel. ped and fell to the ground 011.801“an iriti. deceased.
with? tphldlfld upub¥ person-ii): and BIOYOLES mOANIZING Ordered. That said application bet
. . . 0 cap a w re was
“ WANTIW‘U. 3 GOVERNMENT found he was suffering from a broken A. MODNE how“ and :deiermlned at ”“3 Probate,
. litigants help I‘rmodlatflly Ilium. Wt'mien. ‘snoulder His injulies will require an Phone BBL-2 I 2"“:“1 ”:“m- °'f I253“ d" 0'
. or over. moo . st pos lions extended stay at the Hospital; where WNoflhKuinBt a). Kor‘k "“5 ' 91 ' “t 11 °° - ““9900":
V tree. Franklin Institute, Dept; 230,;it «was reported that he had passed :1le” and ”Hit public MUN thereof be ill"-
Bochester. N. Y. comfortable night and was resting! on to all‘ild’tsona interested therein.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
much more comfortably today-15y publishing this order in a newspa-
NEW YORK, August 20 (We ll per having a circulation in said dis
|Sti'.cet 10- 30 a m.) The RCUVM’ and um, at least the days before said
,strength or Canadian Pacific at a in: day of hesrink.
Firemen
Chance for good wages and Id-I
enticement for men between the egce'
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Horace Stevens Glbe.
. of eighteen and fulfill» ”In In Horace Stevens Gibbs, one of the ther advance 0f 4 3‘ ”mm” was ”‘9 HEM“. W. GREGORY-
ieature of the earl d i
:00: 927:”:‘fzndnm' W! N‘ Y' oldest and most populal residents 0! Stock Market (0,133,: fig? 1 :13. ‘1“: Judge.
IE .5 REGAN .8 this city pas-sod peacefully away at cludinlz some of the low- -pri(ed issues! '
. . , unit, New HIven. the home of his daughter, Mrs John higher by liberal fractions to one‘ NOTICE
M. o. MILLER, strata; wee-roury,
w
, . .Dzjyt Marines supplemented their District of Norwalk. cs. Probate
c. AanCHELL. 8 ' ord. IM. Burr, 19 Arch street, yesterday The
1: ms of the r vi.tu .
funeral services will be held from that er gtmng sigclts )i:ci‘lfd:‘donzigd‘grizm Court August 19 A D. 1918
address on Thursday afternoon at 2: 30 Smelling, American Sugar, Sumatla in the matter 0‘ Cyrus M Benin
U. S min, of Norwallt, in said district, an
a; ,
a, ' m o',clock Rev. Albert E. Bebed olnicot “New and U 3 Rubber .
ing The burial will be in the faml‘y Steel gained halt a ”0“" and ”PW“ incapable person.
lies was represented by New Yorkl
Losr—A nascx AND TAN FE PM "I Now“ “Filter? 'Air Brake. which declined 4 34 wists been made to this court by the con-
male terrier gm, short m" Reward. Mr. Gibbs was a native of Noruaik WALL STREET, Noon —Tradinii
Return to the Imperial Cole.
at) at add was the son of Horace H. and assumed wider proportions later, the
‘ldnry Bradley Gibbs. He was born usual leaders. howelmer being obscur-
A
min. praying for reasons therein set
LOST—~N0 1771 01" THE NOR ghbruary 2, 1833, and has always livad ed by rails and specialties Wis con sell c t in l t t 1 hi m
walk Building. been and Investment here. ' sin- Central was prominent among the. a rd er a r" es a ° ° 5 5‘
Associatlo ' . ‘. ' ' d 3
ii As the book is or no Soon after leaving school he entered lowdoed rolls a vancing 1 4l Or dere ii. That said application be
value to any one except the owner, the employ or the m Hoyt sum Shop points. Union Pacific and St Paul
will the finder please leave it at the on Merwin street and rapidly "he to Preferred gained 1 point: each (ion-
omes of Taylor a‘ Golden. 1120 iii the position of head machinist; lie an! 1mm “9 “8m 3'3“"? 5957“”
" .contlnued in this position for many recent restrictions, advancing 2 14
LOST—meta natal“. N”! “M“: years under successive owner; upeto- “d 68-h! Of 1 1° 2 1 2 POMS WEN
gfigmfi‘mfim m N j 1:; the dissolution of the firm ofll‘utchmg recorded by American Telephone.
u: 3: son Pierce 6': Co about ten yea” ago American Can, Steel Mndries. ”Rail-
way Steel Spring and Baldwin Loco
bound and determined at the Probate
odlce, in Norwalk, on the 28th day or
August, 1818'. at 10 o',clock foreman;
and that public notice thereof be giv‘
per having a circulationtin said dis,
Mail)! An inVel'ttlve Genius.
__ ... ‘ ' ‘1’” During that period he had the super.- motive. Liberty 9 1 2‘3 were liftedhto 32:21“; ‘31:;th rive days before said:
-—— W'
'.vlsion of all the repairs of 5 l the new high record of 101.,“10 to t
DOST—LAM ‘ WEWDAY t e sew ng, ed issues showing pester steadinessI m“ W“. QREGORY'
Judge
NOTlCII ‘ 1‘
District of Norwaik, as. Probate
Court. July 28, A. D.. 1818.
Estate in Connecticut ~of George?
machines, and it is said invented many III Rlli'l‘
improvements. and little accessories?“ ’w ST 1 80 p. m—Acces
lthe plans and patterns of hi h 11 stone to the wider and more active
w c a market of the early afierlpon em-
braced coal shares. notably Noriolic
l Weston! and Pittsburgh-d5 West
Virginia. also Western Union Tele-l
Edwards, late of New Rochelle in the
mm 5mm“ “"1 ”mm“ m“ counly or Westchester obi sure or.
ed slightly, mdustriais showing no New York, deceased V I
{material ““2”- . " ' The Court of thate‘fiotthe Dis.
trict o! Norwal hathl ted ‘nnd l.‘
WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK lowed sin month's unionism have;
WASMNGTON'AW'17‘.W°°‘H‘" tor the creditors of said estate to ex-
He wuss member of Our Brothers
double gadget“)? '0' the Wk ”08mm hihit theirclallns tor settl meat. Those
1 on ay, SM ,1)! the Weather 3181'!“ 90318636 to 9:988!“ ml- account ,
mane. W891. 0. 0. F.
110 y.- ::_GHRO T-Zfi glijlgégI- reeu today are ’
i . . 60066“ i
e . , ~ Wi'ii-m “JIb- North and Middle. Atlantic States: xmyafim '.. Vi VT: “3::
Dg§reen -
‘7 short bar pin with small pearls. Suit-
‘nble reward if returned to Pablo. no
wayton. Telephone Norwaik 1412
a 17 8t imely gave to the representatives of
the manufacturers, who were quick to
~ appreciate the value 07 his experience
and inventive genius, and to apply
them to their output. He néver both-
cared to obtain patents for them, and
received no renumeration.
He is survived by an only child,
3.86m Nettle film, with whom he lived. :
LOST—Ath 15. at
Wi.ch c .
s'A L1? n" GRAY
.one ,‘ ‘,1
lentherm etiollalii': lonfm black
William Grab, a veteran of the Clvlhpm with ebtelh I
temperathscs hormd or "
LWnr, died at the Soldiere'filome, Nor- slightly below, mic or ween: Show- xfids mantra: ‘ re-
otoe. Aug 1681:)18 84 years. no new are about Wednesday and Win" in
a. mom ,
as. Probate
Whereas. d'ritten application has
servator oi the said Cyrus M. Benja- '
forth for an order authorizing him io‘
en to all persons interested therein.
by publishing this order in a nmpa-i
«bit 018004
Ied to Camp Hancock. 6a., after spend
int: a fifteen dnvs' furlough at his
home on Cedar street
Mr. and Mrs George Crockett and
daughter Janet. of Pclllnm, \'. 1'..
spent Sunday with Major William G
Crockett, of this city.
lilies Anna Deubel. oi 21 Starr ave-
nue, is visiting her" sister, Mrs. Ed-
ward Schultze. of South Norwalk.-—l
Denbury News.
Miss Marion Hayes of British ale-
lflllfl has retlilned from a three weeks'
ivlslt with friends in Montreal and
Quebec.
Miss Lizzie Wylie ot Norwnlk.
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
511. u, willo. of Center“ street. Dan
bury. ',
Mist: Madeline McNamara. of
Great Pasture Road, Denbury. is
spending a few days at Roton Point.
Miss Mary. B. Bette of New York
icity is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
James Weed, 202 Flax Hill Road.
8 .
Miss Mary Spencer is spending a
two weeks‘ vacation with relatives in
New Haven. -»
1 Mrs. Ada Gilbert or the Tristram s
Hyatt sales iorce, is absent on her va-
cation trip.
Mrs. c. T. Gregory offcauondale.
has linen visiting friends at Domin-
Oh
toniber they visited Camp Devend
and led an interesting time watdhllt‘“
tor, of Ansonin. [are returned tuI
i‘isher'l _
Harris 81 Calls 3
COAL
That’s All
6:! marine“
1'41. 721.
i
R. E. DONNELLY TO RESIGN
iy Organized Construction FiI'lIr ,
1 After five years in the State High-
way department, most of the time as
supervisor of road repairs in Falriield
county, R. F; Donneliy has resigned; to
60 into the construction business. Last
Company was organised with a capital
of 65,000. Mr. Donnelly being the
president, treasurer and gendral men-
age:-. The other members or the oom-
pany are Ella Donnelly and 'John
Brennan.
to take enact September 15. The
made pemenent highways between
the Port Chester line to a point be-
yond Milford.
pany will be prepared to do all kinds
will be made of oiling roads.
.._..¢
1 ,
N. Y.,N. H. &H. TIMETABLEI
In Effect June 16,1018
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. M.:——1 47x. 5: 27x, 5: 49x, 6: 08.
-6.67x, 7: 18x, 7: 541: 8: 21x, 8: 58:, 9: 24:,
8. 38.10: 33!. 10: 52:.
P. lit—12:03:. 12:52 (Stamford
only). 1:083, 1: 38:, 3:17x. 4: 323:. 5.27):
5: 46, 6: 02:, 6. 26:, 6. 47 (Stamford on
ii). 7: 02x, 8: 06!, 8: 20 (except Satur-
days), 10:07:.
Bunden
A. M.:—12 84x. 5: 272:, 5:49x, 8: 58,
8: 18:. 10: 331. 18: 08:.
P. M.:—-—l 09x, 2 44!. 3.12:. 4. 32:,
5:46, 6: 021:, 7: 02!. 7212!, 7: 45!. 7: 57x,I
6: 06! 10. 07!, 10: 40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘
A. M. ~4: 10!, 5130.6: 34. 8: 00x,l
8:51x. 8:15x. 8:453, 10:50x I
P. 11.—12.033 12:451. 1: 06. 1: 09
(Saturday only).1:35 (Saturday only).
2. 15: 2: 57. 8:80; 3: 53, 4. 13: (except,
Saturdays). 4: 23. 5: 13x, 5: 29, 6|.001,I.
6: 03!, 8: 10!, 11:15x, 11: 45):. i
Sundays.
A. .\i.—-4:00, 8:003, 8.002, 8:212.
10'03! 10:50x. .
l‘ 17 —12:10. 1:081: 1:54x, 3:352.
6308. 5:353. 6:00x. 7:05n_ 8:10:. 8:23,
9:00x. 10:06:, 11:15x, 11:451.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW’
_ HAVIN.
A. M.—-—12:26x. 12:538. 5:37, 6:07
7:15, 8218:, 10:22:. 11:58x. '
P. lit—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
82 Mill"! MAIN Slim 1
3 West Park Place, Stamford
Furs Repaired
from your own or from furs
carefully selected by exper-
ienced furrlers.
unlsrlrculilc AND sur-
iolis MADE 70 em
'llll‘. 0086.451.
0050’le
013602110118 *'
101-1287 STRE'H‘
Bast Norwalk‘
TEL. 452
. 'GIVE ME THE GlR "
E CRY LOCAL FARMERS,
wonunuedi’rrom First Page.) I
man's Si. ‘aie Council of Misuse. of
which Mrs. E. G H. Schenok', of Wil-
ton. ie chairman of the executive com-
We print with pleasure the follow-
ing appear from Mr: Ross chard.
of this city, who halt taken great in
terest in thb movement:
“Fifty girls wanted to help save Cour
necticut crops.
“Wrote, need of help between
Septemhfl; first and October fifteenth
"Join hie Woman' 9 Land Army for
service iii the state
“As the tall comes on and schools
open, the. ranks of the Women's Land“
Ann? are depleted and the crops not
yet harvested Can we let these crops
spoil? The farmers are highly sails
lied th the glrle' labor and must,
have elp mmately. This work not
0111 yaflbi'da pay and a good time, but
gives an excellent portunlty for
girls who have no re v jobs. to ren-’
den n roll mpnu'ibtlc berries, lot every
, saved meene that muc
b'bys and the ”will , V
a.
Saturdays}. 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
Saturdays). 8: 27:, 4. 28. 5:19. 6:21,
6: 51 7: 08x, 7: 32 (Bridgeport only),
8: 25:
m2. —-‘--zl
Sun days
A. 11.—12: 26x. 12: 58. 7: 43, 8: 18x.
10' 18, 11: 12):. 11: 58):.
P. M.——- 1103. 3: 06m 4:42:. 6233!.
6:48, 7208:, 8:28. 8:25x. 10:10x."
NEW‘ HAVEN TLO SOUTH
- NORWAL I
M.:——12 25x.4 4:10x,K 4:582, 5. 50;!
6:60, 8::._05x.830 ':,841x 11.0 -
P M—12.17x. 3: 40:. 4: 350 5:13:
6' 82!, 6. 87; 6111:, 8:181. \
SWIM?
A- biz-11 mi 4:581, 7:55, 6:302,~
9: 41x. :11: 0'0. ,
P M.——12:17x. 1'. 55:. 2: 23:, 8: 40x..I
4:85, 5: 13:, 6' 11:. 7: 05:, 821’“: 8'. 85,
11:40x.
SOUTH, HOEWALK 'ro DANIORY
A. 14-41131 8: 27', 8: 58x.
P. IKE—1:27. 1: 54x,2
only); 4938:, 6: 27 (except Saturdays)
6: 25.
' Bondage.
A. Mad-8126, 10: 29::
P. Dir-«8'15. 7. 30
DANBURY TO SOUTH "OWN-K
1. 50.“.4 .00, 7' 26. 8:25;!02061.
1
18645617308856 (except. Bat
2:48 (Saturdays '
The Trained. Worked -
accorhpiishes I, more With he.
,work and worry. 0 , ',
otters thereon: training .fen‘
businessaand civil service posts
tions. ‘
Summer Session Closes Aug. 88‘
Tall Tbrm Opens _
might School Opens Sept. 16 -
i
Teflphone 314.2.
HIGHWAY JOB FOR BUSINESS,
Leaves September 16 to Premete new.
month' the Bridgeport Construction,
The resignation of Mr. Donnlely is
roads over which the supervisor ha‘e‘
' control are those roads that have been ~
The Bridgeport Construction Com-’
TIE Turin: slur
of construction work but a specialty . .
Norwalk Chronicler