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v] WANTED _ ”3‘10““ A3313" WANTENSEVERA’L GIRLS BE-
Th‘el'r, oust mailman Wlfii BING- In" Me“ '15 mu 0! see- Altair
i To LET-5 ROOXS, ALL lit-
provesaslts, nice new house on South
firm minim
and Ollie:
needed equipment is garacterlaed by
the statement as the largest single:
task of latitude"! martian its
the Comment.
it is Gilli-M that behest 100.000
and 170.000 registrars will .vmd
to register the new man.
General inch animated thirty-
twa hula! oven-m hash. uni
rived iii mas. Tiny are as (do
lows:
First, Second, Third, Nurth, Fm '
Sixth; 36th, 27th. “All. 29411. was.
32nd. 88rd. 86th. 36th, 81th. “It.
end rela-
A lane number friends
tires gathered at the home of Oscar
'W. Raymond, at 195 East avenue, last
are no warm: a unisex}. J. Cash, Ltd..ChestInt street. Hutu street. Sotstli Narnia Conn
rowan snwmo MACHINES. -- - Address Room. care son
noon posrrgyv TO mom PAR-j WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED . ' ‘ a“ 0596' 1
our. 'MAH N, costume it emery clerk. sot suirdoot to arm. ’ ’
”ETHINGTON. INC. “.25 03-!” not assume manager. References3 TO Lgf..musE 3
mane m, at St "(l-1M Mines it, one ton Mir Grant street. Norwalk.
nel.
WNW-YOUNG IAN “'HU
can handle shore knife, as cutter till ’0‘ w /
a waist factory.- Valén‘tine Waist 00.. ‘ .‘rL ' 'nished houae Good
Na. 17 Deckley avenue, initiators.l "I “kl—1m Gmm'restdontlai inflialwrmfl. 9
Cull. , automobile model 490. A bargain. 52 Mott avenue. ‘ a.” 3t
m lYan Zalt Intel. rel. uses. ‘ ‘
wAtlTU—d‘n A'l‘ ONCE. -—--
, 1 TO LED—W1 ‘ ' ‘
Steady work. J. a. auditor. 108 South FOR SALE-FORD DELIVERY family, in mm? “In”
Hm "ma, or telephone H43. :car in good condition with closed pan: furnished rooms “a; ‘23.“:
, --— *- ‘ a“ m I“ m Suitable f" stove. and other conVenlenees.’nght
wanton—ermine minus 1%!!!in We. Call saturday or housekeeping if tie-ind inquire 22
FOB EXPERIENCED HAND EM- Sunday at Tarlov Bros (‘l
‘ . , . . , gai- store, , .
postman wean. meme \l’ohlx- 8mm. New“. m 3", “Yb? "9"“9- "6" Flu "111 W-
aits. amo. cottons r0 EMBR0l-'
"" ‘ 'ro LET—4140,12 comma? to
monk: E' STEAM WORK" Foo sALs ru 1
‘ J A. I. TO 6 P. M. CALI AT — RNISHIED HOUSE.
102 WASHINGTON STREET. GR‘ACtfiiseveu rooms and bath. Also garage ".221“. has?“ "mm“ about 13“
manomnnr woaxs, PHONL muim' a... remuble to mp0 l - 8°00“. oor- Water. toilet. wir-
‘1sible party. Phone 11-13. a21
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at. I “filmsoodllsht. ideal for light manu-
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; eon SALE—THE ALLEN DAU-
A “floatation. lent nominal. Possession
WANTED ——, EDGESETTER.
a,chy place. Rowayton, Conn. Appll
' 121 3t Fall'iield avenue. 'i'el. IO“.
$3191
T0 LET—FROM OCT. 1. FUN,
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any time. Lawrence Agency is South
cellent opening for man who' is
Main street. .20 1'
dim. luulbtu'v, llatiiewson .
N . 2 - -
a Go. azootl ° Sim“ “we" 3"” “Sgt! To LIT—FURNISHED AND» um.
_ ~ iltstnitlhed rooms. privileges or llsht
WANTED—THREE OB roan Ultimatum:- in a seed residential-
For" FOR SALE—SEVEN PASSENGER.
boarders, at! e ‘tx-r d.
5“ 9'“ " ”'9" 9 . milate model, 1916 Studebaker. in first
lsectiea, Address L. M" care Bentlneh‘
rtlcula t l '2
Do a "a: "in?“ 1 18' lCiliilOS condition. Rm about 11.000. all) St
‘ Y ‘ "ll es. inquire at eeler's shoe store. .
Mime-«MAN ‘OR wouatx sort an, 3. 1 To Lin—«HOUSE. e motes. ALL
Mg Vludevdlle act, .. with or ,without
—.-—v
improvements, No. ‘17 Sound“ View
‘21 3‘ mustard.
Room” stair said the 50th National
inquire 21‘
evening to celebrate the 85th anniVer
sary of his birth. Mr. Raymond is
one of the best known, and oldest roll~
idents of Norwalk and has lived here
42nd, 76th, 77th. Nil, Nil, m,
51st, 82nd; 83rd. 85th, 89th. 9ND, Slit.
in never to Questions. the Chief at
Glard
and 00th Normal Amy'divtllhs, it!
oludlns many Texas. readied 3‘ France
between July 301ml Animist 13 and" him with their congratulation.
almost his entire life and his large
hosts of friends and numerous rela-
tives gathered last even” to show-
it
said, h“ not yet reached m. {Mg-.oelebration was held in the house
1 'where he has resided for the post
General March corrected a repel-{‘56 years. Refreshments were served
that the 77th Division (troops.of Rowland a delightful evening spent, the
York city and man, up. “3'- guests departing at slate hour; wish-
sent to ltalv. it was last repel-teen!“ Mr. Rsymond' many happy to-
he said, in the Vomit. 1mm: of the day. Among the guests
Answering further questions re- of the evening were Mr. minnows
garding individual divisions, Generaiglnnddllltlfler. Mrs. Hamid Hall. of
March said the 70th Division (New.:New York. and his great-granddausii-
England and New York National An. tar. Miss Evelyn Hall, who are Visit
ray). now is serving as a depot divt- init at Mr. Raymond's home.
start and is stationed in a hack area. Frank 13. Field. of Lincoln ave-
Tiio 80th Division. (Pennsylvania nnd,nue. is enteritis a two weeks’ vaca-
Virglnia National Army). is serving tion from his duties at the South
with the British in Flanders {Norwalk post once. Accompanied by
“to success ot’theienlarwad Amerlt‘Mrs. Field. he has left to spend the
can program of the “r Marianna] days in long island.
General lurch salt: still is depen-l
MIN-r1“ acduihltlbli 0! 06900115 Mrs. P. J, (‘uri-y. with her daush
M M” "u“. N Mammoth“ Margaret. and son, John. of Ford-
"... My. u ‘MMNWL ham. New York. and Miss usle ille-
Mtflmm .1 chm‘l "Wunrlda at Brooklyn. are visiting their
at. it list is 0W0 charter ana‘niatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jamel Mo
iilrsmanv additionalfitna. _. fl , . 3311!. of i0 Stuart avenue, W'Ilk.
locking official do r 0! the Brit- '
—a—‘.
Miss llelen Richie. of Bremen.
experience. lala ' ceordin l'. i sent:
neasom Must bulge I5500. Joiner ”2.“. F“ “1343-250 BUYS NICE ! Terrace. Inquire or aroaortolt ii. soil!“ (”"0 "WM 1“ ‘ m is v- an iron lock and r
,oqsted as loan, fully securpd_ Ad- family house, large lot. some fruit, 2 wall. 21 Ellwood avenue. sit at: Press dlSWlPh” ””5 “MM". 0"” A . " as G ' ' o
' Georgetown: Daniel Steinbeck. o!
bath rooms. Near East Norwalk
nation. 81.150 Cash can have extra
lot for 3400. Address P. 0. 80:548. So.
divas Vaudeville, Sentinel Office.
m 3. no LET4EPT. is-r, mar non.
walk, small house. seven rooms, all
improvements. Nice neighborhood.
WANTED—A BELL BOY OVER
‘ornl March declined to comment upon .
this new Allied thrust. He said. (103- ”Wm“ 0- r.. be" Mum-d home
crlblni: "m period which had 91W after sovaral days with Mrs. Clarence
.Norwalk. one block from trolley. tire minutes'
walk fnn R R. station. Call 8 to 7 1).
mi, 17 M110 aVOlllle.
'16 years of age. Apply Mahackemo
Itotel. n19 3t
WANTED—A BRIGHT Gilli. IN‘
the sorting room. Apply Norwalk
Steam Laundry, 43 Day street. all) at
FOR SALE—SOME CHOICE YOUNG
cockerels. Single comb White mg-
horns. bred fm- winners. 'Storrs,
Conn., single comb Rhode Island Reds,
bred from heavy fall and winter lay-
ers. Prices reasonable for quality.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland o'c-
nne. Phone 1030: '
TO L‘T-r-OF'FIC , SINGLE 300”
or two, or threat room suites, north
ligllt, corner Washington street and
Railroad Place. rmr former mien-
lars lnqdlrelat newsstaftoiili’ell
Cigar Co.
. women — LIGHT noans'rim.
Must be a bargain. Address A. :
care sentinel. 1 it” at
since his last talk that the Allies had Burr. “t ‘3 Grove 'M h ”
continued their attacks on limited ‘
fronts and tit widely separated points, Friends of (‘orpornl E 1- Linitwoil-
in Flanders he pointed. out the or In Prince “"9 9‘9““! with ‘9‘:
‘l t (the 'aallent “m. .m‘umJtcrs received from him. He says he
no It s o 3‘ 'is in a very beautiful and ancient
e'd their, have been bent in by Al-A '
lied attacks southeast otMeteren. on ' ton "' mmewhere'lrt—li‘rance.
the north flank. and near Mervllle. on Daniel Halon and son. William, of
"‘9 30m” rm" Thrive! was an“! Hanford Place. have returned from a
WANTED—GOVERNMENT cult. 'FOR SALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE. 7
service examinations in Connecticutl'wms on “0“ side, with all modern
August and September. Governmentimprovcmenta for both 'famiiles, each
Clerk, Railway Mail, Teacher. lmmtv‘; ““‘HY olflmly separate: Well located
”a!“ inspector, Typewriter, Researfllim East NOWK. Price 83,500. A bar-
Clerk. Experience unnecessary. Medium-
and women desiring government 90“" ASk 10h“ T Hayes
TO LET-ll poems in 96 no]
ler avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tario'v', 103
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12,
[till tom:
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made. "unhealthy" for 3" enemy ‘3 several tlays' visit with their son and
he was forced to withdraw for from brother. Edward Splan. who is sta-
MP ‘0 "’0 miles on a fourteeninilc' iioned at Camp Meade.
from. ._......
On the plains near "1“ Disc the; Mrs. Chas. J. Rieger. of F‘iushlns.
.\ll‘i'(i titlvttnt‘e has put the line W“, L. 1.. who has been the guest of Mr.
back of the old ibis-l7 line. land Mrs. ii. li‘. liucknam. of South
General Mafl‘h “id "‘9 War m'fllnin street. has returned home.
partment had not yet received do“ A..-
' tlons write for free'particiilars, J. C.
mortars ’(Tomer Civil Service Exam- 3'0. 7 IN! 32-. 'M
linen) 421‘Kenols Bldg. Washington. tan. earns—manure: C mi"? 0' mm“, b“- ”ohm"
, ., >_>__ __»_ . .our . usual 12, A. r). "M. l
BUSINESS NOTICES Estate of James W. Stu: ' 0 ol’ " '
wmreo-olnmlovna 10 YEARS
to lesrii‘llsiit factory mrk,‘ 15¢ per
hour paid while learning. 54-hour ween.
Chance to make good pay. Webbing e
Edging Corp. 83 Washington street:
a 18 6t.
walk in said District. dermal '.. .
The Court of Probate for the Dir
irict of Norwalk, hath limited and air
lowed six months from the date hereof!
for the creditors of said Estate to ex»:
hibit their claims for settlement:
Those who neglect to present their ac)
{counts proooriv attested withl 7
Union Parcel mute . M J- ‘ ' ” ' n ma!
'7 m l time. will be debarred a recovery. All
she . ro rie r. in in . .
_ :1an haulagmun'ilt “in: 3:; Persons indebted to said Estate are re .
waunohgoy TO LEARN “Whacking. 001cc tel apbenes 1581. 800i quested to make immediate payment
”all“!!! tmde. Nowta “me than the. i no... minimum 1 to
present. An excellent opportunity for _- A 1 JAMES A. STAGG
ambitious youth. Inquire at the ottiosl FOUND. 2 Administrator;
ollthe Evening Sentinel. ' ‘
PAINTING .-- PAPER-HANGING
decorating. palnter's supplies; wall
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Mulder
iWhlte. 61 1-: Eli avenue.
WANTED—MACHINISTS’WA‘N rill!)
'Pwo planer hands. Three lathe hands.
'llwo dull hands. myey Rankine Co.
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FOUND—A SUM or MONEY on,“ Movies P
WANTlm—U. s; GOVERNMBN’PQWGS‘ Washington street. Owner can: .._.
wants help immediately. tremivromsn. have some by proving pmpertv and‘ ”51”“ 01' Norwaik. as. Probate
18 or over. $1.00 month. List positions paying for this advertisement. Call‘at, 0011". August 13. A. D.. 1918.
gm Franklin institute: Dept, 23 271 Flax Hill Road. Estate of Margret C. Millard. late
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Master. NZY... 4.____ _ ___ fi‘of Norwalli, in said diatrict,'deoeaseil.
F. , , MODIFICATION OF l The Court of Probate‘for the‘Dis‘
, meme“, casts PAYMENT onoane trict of Norwani, hath lirhiffil’ and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors or said or,
late to exhibit their claims for settle ‘
merit. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested
{III-sea Yer. pod' “I“ ”1‘ an Not-walk business men who have
m‘iorm-l m the ages been puzzled by the order of the di-
0' W“ M ”We‘ve: years in. rector general of railroads regarding
W-Mw-Wm "will i!- K‘ cash payments ot railroad bills are“ in-
: “A “' "flit“- terested ln’the recent modification of
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#- E- mm. don’t. New Hi’wn. the order,iot which. they have been within sold “me. will be debarred o
I. ambit-Mimics» notified.» Under the 'modlile‘ation, in‘moverr Ml Demons indebted to
gfiflm‘. HIM. cases where the enforcement of the W m“ an. «directed to make im-
ru ' ‘4' rule requiring freight charges tobe mediate payment to 4
£08! ' ‘paid in cash will retard prompt tor-‘ FRANK D. LAYTON.
' ' warding or delivery of the freight or: ' Executor.
hoof-REWARD IF R‘ETU N the prompt release of equipment or,
to owner a pay «melons. 124 Eng: station dacillties, can-lens will be percf NOTICE '
”I a'mitted to extend credit for a period
‘ ' ‘ __4_ ‘ not exceeding tortyelgnt hours after C
LOST—4 BLACK AND TAN FE- reo‘eipt for shipmentota consignment.
male terrier with short all. Reward. “ R " 'mmm’ " after delivery at St
Return to the imperial Cafe. ed at Mm” " u ‘ m eon-Isa- s
.._..__.._,__ moat. limousines must tile a surety
LOST—No, 1771 01: THE NOR- bond in an amount satisfactory to the it
"1" Bm'dihg. Loan and Investment'“"‘°".
Association. As the book 15 Mini Bond's, set forth to cover the ex-
value to any one except the owner tension or credit are of two‘nlasses:
will the finder please ieavo u ‘at a". Builds to cover. patrons transacting
slice of Taylor A? Golden. .30 2t business at one or more points with
~ one carrier; bonds to coo/er patrons.
LOSTa-DOG. DACHSHUND NAME momttpg business r: one point with
Md uddmfl. mm Meander, 1
Bufingfield avenue. Bumml t N. J. fiftwo :1:- moro carriers. in the first case.
ooiiar. Reward, 11 returned to St. Mentions tor (3
Mary; m ‘m noon Read. than are. ss.-be Mad!!!
5 ,. in it it's “Wm. .. " ._ ,,. ,
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lacton street. District of Norwalk, ss. Probatn
curt, August 20. A. D., 1918.
Estate in. Connecticut of Edward I.
melts. late of Port Chester. in the
late of New' York, deceased.
Ordered. That the exeouirix 0'1th
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. hsr‘ administration account to this
lcoart for adlustment. at the Probate
omce in Nor-wanton the its day or
September, 1918. at 2 ‘okdeot after-.
noon; and that all pecans intimated,
in saidufioe may huddled thereof:
.the ex’ecntrlx will maaotaia no. to'
he published ins limpet- flying a‘
clmulaflbn in Nd dlltldct, at 16!!!
t commode-1nd days borers said 0th
' icy-«rm
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,_ m. _.
t-i“ oi the capture of l-‘rapelle. in, Cards have been received from
t‘ .. Vosges, by the Fifth United‘Corporiil Lester Cole and Private Vt'.
Stn't‘s Division (regularsl'l‘lie lineal H. Cole. from France. Both of the
"flu point is four miles (Wer the Ger-Ibo)»: are well and harm.
man border. . I , '
ln commenllnlz on the 31“”,an gnu Mrs. Thomas Luddy, of .\ew York
nation. General March divulged forlClll'. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
the first time that Bratil had given a MFF- James O’Neil, of Main street.
shit) to the United States without first District.
compensation of any sort for twoI
He said that so far as he knon”
Frank Austin of Union Park. has
trips. . '
this was the only case of the kind on returned home from a two‘ weeks
record camping trip along the Sound.
""'""—' Miss Man Pontiald of Hartford is
POLITICS OF STATE the guest of her aunt; Mrs. Sadie
IS AT STANDSTILL Raymond, of Washington street.
Miss Cornelia O‘Dell, ot sin ave-
hue. has returned from a few don'-
viait in Port Jefferson, Long island.
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pectetl to call a meeting of that rom-
mittee. to-prepare an active came.
palm. early in September. but but had: ' “ ‘t
not settled upon it definite date or‘ Prank'T. Brundage. 0' “‘9 ofloesti
place. J. Henry Rorahack. chairman Taylor &.Golden. .ls spending the
ot the Republican State Central com- day in New York City.
mittee. also expects to call that body,
together- early in September. The
committee has been invited to meet
as guests of Colonel W. H. Hall. of
Willington. at his summer home. at
Ocean Beach. and it is quite likely thatl -—
this invitation will be accepted. The‘ Misses Miller. of New York City.
"1‘:th Ititlushléiessmliletore“them: cog:- are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Broad-
meesw na ago as or e
caucuses for nomination of party canghuflt’ of Lawrence street.
didates for state senators and re re-‘ "
sentat,“& . " n Alfred Goldschmidt, of the firm or
Chairman Rommel: has been bugy Maples d: Goldschmldt, was in New
the past few weeks in the preparation York City. Yesterday.
of the Republican handbook that all. \
Mr. Eagan. or New York City. is
llama Robins. of Marvin Beach.
'ways makes its Influence after the: g ' M
state convention. containing the paety “'11:er ' Slot-fer “was“? A. M.—-—12:25:. 4110:, 4:53x. 5:50.; .
inletfonn and rules and regulations “"“t' “ma ”m a . ‘ a 6:60, 8:05x, 8:30.9:41x,11:00. ,, ,5 -
governing the conduct of the party’s cations; 3” 3°“!!- _ P. M.—-12:17:. 3:40:. 4:35, 5:131 MERRILL 308m ..
attairs. The book has been oompleted!‘ , ‘ 5:32;, 5:37. 6211;113:183. p . .
and is now in the hands of the prinid Miss Nancy Bryna, of Flax Hi Sundays. . ,
'0‘" 8:5 fordt‘; 3:30? with distribu- Road. has returned.A from a week’s 9 fining-4001”. 4353‘» 7355. 330‘ cm \
e moo . . ‘ . : . : . - |
“353%.: Ramona.» who was in "”1”“ N" “”5“““3 IM‘ ‘ p. tit—12:17:, 1:55x. 2:23,. 3:405. .
Hartford. y\storday. said that he eit- “‘ , - 4:35, Salsa, Gzllx, 7:05x. Brita. s::io. “in" W Jfl‘dm (it:
pectoti that ublican campaignneaa, Charles Stealer. of Waterbury. la intuit. . , business and civil service .
quarters we it be opened at the int-spending the week at his home on SOUTH NOWALK To OANBDRY . , ,. m
ivrt House. about the middle of Sap, Elmwood avenue. ‘ A. M.—-—(l;13. 8:27, 9:59x. no“.
tember. which will be ’a somewhat. , P. H.—;l:27, 1:54;, 2:48 (Sat‘udrdays . .
e21; date as compared with previous _ Many a girl who yearns m be an am» 31:13). 4...”. 5.27 (except Batu ays) . . 33'
7 \ ~ minnoodrlm tit. France is a charm- _ 7 . Sundae» , . ~ Summer Session Closes Aug. 8
' . . ‘ .—0:25 1201. ,
nuns AID mans. “3 "“8 Mon.WhO..ylth practice ‘ a, M , “l” w] .mopgm flaps.
, . lt . ‘P.M.——2l-15.7:_.. p .. ,
«q.— ‘ . might develtp into a fine lint er ,DANBURY 70.80014! 'NORWALK Night School Opens Sept 1.
MW“ "29".” 4 - _-- _ __.. a lit—5:00. 7:55, 3:25. 10:05:. ,
lsabolls Woodw “gagged 'elav ‘ . 11:50, .
years and utensil -- also at the; “WW' P. 11.4183. 7:01‘l’saatencept Sat. 1-.th 314.2.
19°” °‘ ,5." Wu": film" ““90: 011.8 .0 ~ W i "mug! .. “my f , Summer Qiiloe Roars
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have been in trainint. The 90th. he' was an interesting incident that the
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Wil- M
riTERLI
‘ August Final
— Reductions On
Refrigerators
ouch Hammocks:
rex Runs
Oil. Stoves
Wow Chairs
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves ‘
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE
F OR PORCH OR LAWN
Allsnminer Inmiture at cremation iron 14 to 1-8 or.
Insibesaldtbnakemtorourtallandwinterstoolt.
———CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED-—
Slerlisg- Fumilure Company
- 127-131Wa0biniston St. Phone 105.
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Harris & Gain ll
Freed Her.
HARTFORD. August 2.1.«Beatrice
Duke. of Newark, pleaded guilty in
the United States District court. yel-
tarday. to the charge of wing. m-
iawfully the uniform of a United
Stateraimy once. and was senten'sd‘
‘lty Judge El. s. Thomas to twenty days i
in loll. -
As the young woman N been held
in the Jail here for; exactly that time.
5 the judge ruled that her penalty .
i should run concurrently with hurdle"
l carceratlon betore' trial andr‘dhe total!"
f immediately for her home. 122a
' charge of impersonating an other
. was dropped. _,
Miss Duke explained she had worn '
at New London a suit of the New Jen
“soy Home Guard. of which she said
she was ti member, but that she at-
, laohed U. 8. buttons to the coat coll-tr.
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as an oilicer and said she donned the
military garb as a vacation lurk. ’ _ ,
Tel. 721.
rat writs snot “
82 NORTH MAIN STREET
8 West Park Place. Stamford
Furs Repaired
from our own or from his ’
carefu y selected by exper-
isnced inrrlars‘ .
‘nsusmcniltc AND aur- '
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. In Etl'eci June 16, 1013
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A M.-1:47x.. 5:211. 5:491. 6:08.
5.57;. 7:18x, 7:54x, 8:21x. 8:59x. 9:2“.
0:30, 10:33:. 10:52:.
P. hl.—12:03x. 12:52 (Stamford
only). 1:09x. 1:38x, 3:17x. 4:32x, 5.27x,
5:46, 6:02x. 6:262, 6:47 (Stamford on
1!). 7:021. 8:061, 9:20 (except Setup
days). 10:01:.
Sundays.
A. ill—12:34:. 5:27x. 5:49x.
0:193. 10:33x. 12:03:. ,
P. M.—1:09x. 2:44x. 3.12:. 4:32am:
5:46. 6:02x.A:02x. 7:12x, 7:45x. 7:57x,~
szotix, 10.07:. 10:40. ' ?
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
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8:51x, 9:152. 9:45x. 10:5th ; .
P. M.—12.03x. 12:45x, 1:06. 1:09. , 1
(Saturday only). 1:36 (Saturday only).j
2:15x, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:53, 4:13x (except.
Saturdays). 4:23. 5:132. 5:29. «00".;
0:03; 8:10x. 11:15:. 11:46x. '
Sundays. [
A. lit—8:00, 8:00x. 9.00:.‘ 9:21;.
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