l. dress Rent, carve-Senthel ofloe.
/. ox . . - .7 .
:w*e§rli.ia.‘$ .53.‘ "3.71.”
1635* “1"». .mw - .M-r «man! um." >vms .. W ma Wm «Mm... .
' Wane. r.
and
assess” ‘ “
- ltiscelluepusAdvatz
F0!” slams.
more
i
i
. WANTEDv-BY TWO ADULTS' 'etore. Good wages. Address 3.00!“
rest of tour or live W» ‘7“- ‘“ keeper, care Sentinel
improvements; in good locality. Ad
l
..i WORKING OUT 01' TOWN. AD-
waursoerouso tum. ' 2‘ mass “a." summer. om
years of use he! I! M "in“ ”hours some“, some MINT.
aitlon out turn or urden- In 3“" poCa‘rronann norm rm
4
merge—sows ' er
_-—
HEN
hos. 12 Bouwln street '23 ’4 RAILROAD Burton. as: it
'wmrao.—- ROUTE SALESIIAN WANTED—Room; or GIRLS
10: retail .11: delivery bW'WOIKING OUT 01" rows. AD
Good position and sultry. Better “In Dams “J.” SEN‘I'INEL orrlcrz.
32'. per week to beginner. Must be SOUTH NORWALK, GIVING RENT.
able to furnish first class reference MCA'i‘iON AND 91”ch FROM
“([850 cash security. Address box 8. RAILROAD STATION. a... St
care Sentinel. : ' l
A
_..
WANTED~A COOK, mu!“-
WANTqu—m any 0]} RENT,“ middle aged woman, no washing.
HOUSE IN rm: ‘crrr. AstEss'Apply E. s. Martin. Wilton. Conn.i
an stilIaIn street, South "on“, Cool.
’Mdrm Boom. cm Sentinel Olce.
’ . m at.
1-K." summer. OFFICE, SOUTH Telephone 114.
NORWALK. sop'rrt nonunion!
~o1vmc y. NUMBER or‘ '03 if“ .
mails. CA‘I‘ION AND ms. Fan ““4““ ' vv‘
TION. a At Raymond. Street & Son, Dariemi
W ‘ ' 1'30 P 1-11
wsnrsopnv A MIDDLE Aaron-7 M. 1W” 6 -
lady. all slow, 1 large or 2 email un-l FOR BALI—z FORD TOURtNt}
”Rind. Telephone 134-2.
‘ .
> ‘pph W.
The following candidates have suc-
canola“! unwed their WW! 9:-
amlutlour ' _,f
Troop PM» 54911:, I199: w’l
date. . . 1"
Troop a—John r. flulgn In;
Ralph Hartwell; It. Adrian, Nicholle:
Howard spasm: Charles W
John Joseph Shim:
Tron» l—Qimdoawllion. Harold
Judd: liar-boll Gael. mane m.-
. ::::
3 " O
1 - has, most In
Advertisemen are... Mists...
cons-wuss. ‘ -
/_ ' _ ,,__. ._."_ “who... -. W
V .._._. -- " ‘ want-sol." I t in “rout-noun: AT 9 cm
085 a month. Inquire 120 Fla: Hill
as St
Tb Len-a Rooms A'r as rar-
Vlor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Teflon 16
Grove street. or telephone 1863-18.
TO LET—ROOMS FOR LIG
housekeeping. Heat, light and [as
furnished. Bristol Hotel, 94 Washing-
ton street. 112: st
To LET—FpRNISHED HOUSE.
seven rooms and hath. Also garage it
required. Rent reasonable to respon-
.sible party. Phone 11-13. 1121 3t
TO LIT-5 ROOMS, ALL IN-
movements, nice new house on South
A
TO tar—owner's, s ROOMS.
Grant street. Namath. inquire 21
Fairlield avenue. Tel. 8001. all (it
ro Lsanor'r. comm - r 1.0-.
cent Terrace. 8 rooms and bath. Renal
' dress A. 'r. a.
” HOURS, 9 ' H. To 6 P. M. CALL A'I‘
furnished rename. .Not on the hill. Ad-
a23 3t
WANTS JPECIAQ WCIE l'AlD
FOR axr IENCED HAND my:
BROIDERE WORK. leIDi: WORM
ERB. A180 0 7 re EMBROIrl
DER A'l‘ E. EADY WORK"
I
d
102 WASH , 'I‘Oht'smrm'r, GRACE»
> WBROID Y WORKS, PHONhl
”301. -
era. Apply at Wilson's Employment‘South Norwalh.
Jlaviland street.
' grant Inspector, Typewriter, Researdh
~ tlons write tor‘tree particulars, J. 0.
,1 ‘Leonard (tamer Civil Service Exam
,‘g filter.) 421 Kenoia Bldg. Washington.
L. . » ‘ . p -. _ . ~y
.‘ -. WANTED—MACHINISTS WANTED
r ‘I‘wo planer hands“ 'l‘hree lithe halide
'1"
2.31"" drill hands. matey-pinching Co.
-..7"rrlntihs truism better time. than the
I ambitious youth. Inquire at theomce'
- ot‘ the memfiawnst ' "
l
. street, South Norwalk. Conn. a22 3t,
1;,— " l
WANTEDtPOSITION AS CHAUl“:
(our, 5 years' experience. not in dratt.l
Address Joseph D‘Elia. 51 Waterl
.——’—., _
WANTED-4MP ONCE, COO‘KS.
(sated. in South Non-lit. About. 18:
. 75. second floor. Water toilet wir-
cl am . Good I 00118 a~ ' '
358 can on» tres. l on in," good “SM. “10.! for “‘ht man“.
ru 5 like no . " - . -
(it; after 5 :meone “032 ufgtltacturing. Bent nominal. Possession
~ ' ' zany time. Lawrence W! 15 South
l Main street. as. 1,
cars,1914 and 1916 models. First
FOR-“LETFINE rouse PIGS.
Phene 1017.11“. p. Preusaer. Noni
walk, Ct. .22 at!
' ‘ , i
ro LEV—FURNISHED .1311) UN.
\
I
Cmem‘househeeptng. In a good mildew
FOR eALi—lm .
automobile model 490. A bargain, 52,’°°“°”- “are“ L- “n we Samba;
Van Zaht street. 'rel. mess. I. ‘
Foa SALE—FORD Dmvasr, T° “1"03‘5‘1038. 8mm mount
for In good condition with closed our; °" “'0' 0" "“99 ’00!!! "it”. north.
at body and extension Suitable torfllxht. corner Washington street and
business purpose, Call Saturday or .Itailroad Place. “if further politic“-
a
turnlshed rooms, privileges of light,
wants
, u
mattresses and general housework-:Sunday. at Tarlov Bros. Clsar store]
all 3t.
—-—1
FOR GALE—«$8,850 BUYS NICE 2?
, f .. family house, large lot. some fruit, 2'
WANTED~—YOUNG MAN TULbath rooms. Near East Norwalk
learn . plumbing- C. W. Pepe“. 10 station. 81,160 Cash can have e:tra{
322 3; lot for 5400. Address P._0. Box 543, So.
LNorwalh.
WANTED—BY MAN AND Wires:
'7‘
Agency, 24 Clay street, South Nor-l
walk, Coun. ' ‘
m, no 0 ed! FOR eALs—soua CHOICE vounoi
position ‘0 care for a r as 3 erels. Single comb White Leer
. C
couple. Would assume care 01 the”m ’ bred from winners, Storrs.l
home. References turnished. Addteatl.Conn., single comb Rhode Island Reds
“H,” care on Sentinel.
a22 (it"brcd from hoaVy fall and winter law;
._ era. Prices reasonable for quality
warn-so — roanwonm ASSIS-l; Reyna“ P ‘31}? “rm: “mm“ “°‘
'l‘AN'i‘, ONE rAMILIAR wrm smolnue‘ °°° '
ER AND WHEELER. & WILSON,
POWER ‘sawixc MACHINES.
GOOD POSKTION To RIGHT PAR-
‘TY' M'MON' CREMI‘NS “titamily entirely separate. Well locatéd
WORTHINGWON- INC., “‘20 01":111 East Norwalk. Price $3,500. A bar-
CHARD STREET. I21 at gun “
Ask John T. Haves
No. 'thain 8t, 110ml): '.
WI- norm-monarch:
Fania,
FOR SALE—A DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
rooms on each side, with all modern~
improvements for both families. each
WANTEDe-SEVERAL GIRLS BE-
tween 14 and 18 years of age. Appl
J. J. Cash, Ltd, Chestnut street.
WANTED:- AN EXPERIENCED
grocery clerk, not subject to dratt. ' ‘ '
to act as store manager. Referenceal FOUND—A SUM OF‘ MONEY 0-\
required. AMT?” x. care the genuJWest Washington street. Owner can
.nel. ‘21 “have same. by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. Call at
\ .. I
can handle shore knife. as cutter .iu,,-_. -
.11 waist factory. Valentine Waist Cool FOUND—SKIFF’ 10 Fm" FLAT
:No 17 Deckley avenue, Stamford,¥b°“°m- 105 Harbor New“ Namath.
ca... 1122 St
A.
I:
q
L081
LOST—REWARD IF RETURNED
,to owner a pay orrelope. .124 Wash-
lnston, street.
5.5M
some NOTICES ‘
r“.
__~__....
\
wamaog—Pmurnas AT ONCE.
steady work. .1. A. Rudder, 1‘08 South
Main street. or telephone mo.
wasrso — massacres. Ex:
celient opening for man who is a!
shoemaker. Lounsbury. Mathswsonl
& Co. :20 6t'
' decanting painters supplier wall
I . J . '
WANTEDTGOVERNMEHT cum." paper. up-todate styles. lowest prices.
’aervtceexarpinatlons’kin Connecticut! Estimates cheertuny ‘ given. Trial on,
(August and.September. Government dare “MM 400 .
Clerk, Railwa‘ty Mail, Teacher, Imml- White, 61 1‘: mitten; “.m- w
Clerk- EIWWW “n“?°°‘“’¥"“°“i Union rescumuvm. Edward J.
and women desiring government 1105“ l we"!- mpugmp. Trucking. L9“
(Matinee hauling. Light and hem
.trnnktns. 0min ”10111199911581. 800
sauce «were» . -
. . _ tremor). I
Wanton.” mm. and lit:
. .. . . _ vanoemam formewbmatsaap‘u
WANTED—BOY'I‘O LEARN. nip II eighteen “drew-five can In
so“ phyaleai audition. A 1 It. Vt.
«Emma. as; ‘ ~
present. “excellent opportunity tor
a
321 St ,
nm‘rmo -,- rum-memo .
lsrs inquire at the once of Old Well
Cigar Co. '
' NOTICE TO PUILIC
Master liorseshoers‘ Na" inal Pro-
tective Association of America.
local No. 787.
Owing to the increased cost of all
material. help and living, connected
with the horseshoelng trade it is one
llcully Impossible to continue bust
ness at the old scale of prices.
A ncw schedule of prices go in 11!.
loci on and after Sept. lat, lfllS.
.- Much as we regret this No" circum-
stances over which wd ' no "we
trol compel us to take this :: ton. ‘
Trusting that you will mall at this
.matter from a practical and reasona-
ble standpoint.
We beg to remain Committee Mas
ter_.liorseshoers' Association.
FRANK PARKER.
JOSEPH hl'NAl.LY,
LOUIS PENELL. ‘
JOHN MIKO.
J. 1". TAYLOR.
JCHAS. D. YEREANUE,
H. J. RAYFUSE,
W. L. FlNCH,
JOHN J. WALSH,
P. J. HAUG‘H.
ASA FANCHER.
HENRY LINXWEILER.
. LUTHER Iii. WRIGHT. ,
These names. apply to horseshoe"
of Darlen, South. Norwallt, Norwalk.
Westport and vicinity.
U-BOAlI‘ CAPTAIN“
CLAIMS HE SANK .
‘\ THE SAN DIEGO.
(Conthtued trom first M).
D
mai the months longer in order to
annihilate the fishing fleet on the
banks. '
AN ATLANTIC PORT. Augustv23.~
The British steamer Diomed has been
torpedoed and sunk oil‘ the Atlantic
coast. 'Mdre than one hundred ti her
crew, many of them Chinese. some re-
verely injured, were rescued and
brought here today by another Brit-
ish steamer.
A Swedish steamer Which also ur-
rived here todayreported that restar-
day morning she'was held up or a
submarine. that after a ll lay
with the Ubout commander, was, :‘1 ew-
ed to proceed. --
DANBUfiY BOX PLANT BURNED
——
DANBURY. Aug. scram. in. the
plant of the. 11k. no: and.Pt:lntinl
company e'ahlyi’todllf. cabled
outdated «snow. -
0W,
«(Aaron—u, i , s.
Minimal
l: '
i
’er Schulmpn. Altred ”In: Milka
Mich: Clarence m: lorris
Btesev. .
, Troop 6—Welter Mirth: William
Albertson; Tho-1h: Price: Home
Flewwellin; Joy Va (housing.
Troop B—Alhert Chaim: Anthony
1. storm; Harold Bissau; mews
Nohn: Antone aw: William
Olean', William Hilliu'l; William
Miltlcan.
Troop meal'd “amt.
an examination for W and
First-class soodts. The boys to“ be
able to pass the First and W
class examination must have a knowl-
edge of cooking, “I‘ll-Odd, (pl-gt",
signaling, know some 0! the comb
lotion. and a so have considerable
uperlellm in campus.
~—
ALLIED oresuswn [N
B 0.1an srnEAns TO.
(1 same was
YE'li‘ANIlBRl'HSH ARE
ADVANCING
(mm mm First Page.)
ticularly. iu the south, his territor-
ial gains of the present year arc in
a fair way’to be wiped out. Fur.
them if eithcr of the Allied strokes
an bunk through. the old Iliu-
(lenburg line itself willbe wiper-
iled. .
In the [tomb tllc French are
pushing forward on a front of
thirty miles cast and west of Noy-
on, wcskcuing thc (icrmau line
around Raye and northward and
providing a grave menace to the
l'cslc-Aisnc line through the
crossing of thc Ailctte and the
(lieu-Alene (‘aual northwest of
Soissons. North of the Somme,
wuss; "to .,
Arthur Batu: Adolph mono.- we). Wt
Plans are bet“ nude for holding,
hinder o! theVeale, the Allied
pressure is be" maintained.
In the by: fiat, in Flanders,
the British have made further
progress.7 East of Merville, they
are ap ching Neuf Berquin.
Forth filament, where the line
tum northeastward, the British
have pinched forward on a front of
one and onedialf miles. _
Ge newspapers are admit-
M t ”American troops to the
number of 1,310,000 may have
reached Fiance, but declare the
, bulk ofthe force is net in-
tellhd to: the fighting line. Ber-
north
!uiled. Concerning the situation
in the south, it says the French
have attacked “our new posi-
tions” between the Avre and the
Alene. The retirement south of
Noyon Wednesday night is declar-
er to have- been “unnoticed” by
the French.
From the north end of the bat-
tle line at Boiry-Becquerelle,
Boyelies and Gommecourt, come
tidings of a British advance.
Meaultc, near Albert, has been
wreated from the Germans. HWRY
[Venom south of Munite and north
of Bray, also has been taken by
the British, it is reported.
South of the Somme. the towns
of Cuigaolles and Hcrleville are
said to have been captured from
the enemy. '
The latest report from the battle
line say» the British are reaching
out in the direction of Tara Hill,
which is a thousand yards beyond
Albert.
British trope this morning are
reported to have acptured Chieg-
nolk's and Herleville, south of the
Somme river. More than a thou-
sand prisoners were taken in this
operation. which eliminates the
bend in the line.
also are reported to have taken
Boyellea and Boiry Bacquerelles,
and to besttll pushing forward.
They are piling up prisoners and
guns.
The British have reached
Goutmccourt, which is considered
to be the chief point of the Ucrman
defense positions.
South of Gnmmecourt the Brit-
ish this morning were attackplg
across fhc Allcrc to Mecmtcl, the
British‘ lgep dogu‘cdly at it after
having captured Albert and 5,000
prisoners. South of lhc bend’ in
stream to the-cast on n six-milc
Ilront for in gain of two miles.
Noyou, a pivot of the German
lines in l’icurdy. still holds out.
but the town and the surrounding
hciuhts are under the tire of thc
l‘mich cannon. West of Noyon
lllt‘ Frcnch are on the llivcttc for
a distance of almost iivo miles.
111- Oise has been rcachcd on a
front of ion milcs south and cast
of Noyou and has been crossed at
am tral points. .
So hurried .Wlla Garnish
withdrawal from south of thc (like
that they were unfit! to destroy
all their bridges scrumthe stream.
They also lcft belting] much ma-
terial-and more t ‘r-two hundred
guns. French cave. and air-
plnncs arc harassing thc rctiring
enemy and over the German posi-
tions of two days. even one day
ugoErcnch guns aud‘~infautry arc
rushj northward. Except west
of the lac and along the sharp sa-
icut north of Soissons, the Gcr-
. mans showlittle'simsof holding1 ‘
and probably will refire to beyondi‘w denled him. his 0b1°¢tions~teli
the Ohio Canal, which parallels the
river on the north. .
Most stubborn have been the.
combats on the front north of the
Somme“ and Flicld Marshal Haig
hashad to face bitterj‘rosistsnch all'
along; the front. 318- pressure,
continues, how‘ever, pull his‘ sue-l
ccss around‘dlbeflQrobahly will'
provide leverage tok'push the Ger-l
mans—farther cast, noph and south
of that sector. North of the Anore,’
the British and ‘Germans hurl!
struggling violently for possession
‘of towns along the Arms-Albert
railway and the Anal-Bapaume:
roach but the- Blitish have held to-
their gains. ‘ ~
Probably the most. vithl sectors
to the Germans at present are}
those from Roye to . Noyon, and:
that northwest of Soissons. If the‘
first should waver and fall back,l
the German position "north to Ithe
Somme would, hayeto be readjust-
.ed. The salient northwest 01 Spig-
sons possibly inmost importgutg
because. if it should fall, the.
French would httve‘ the heights-of
the Chemin. dos. D“, ._ esoutflanked
snows. install ' ,, 11:: to. ”menace
Laonthcmmd; £1211 pressure
.. "us, .‘ . appears“.
' in new , than. a...
Q Keillor. i
j
W
and pushing forward all along the
line. '
A baitlc lm sdcvclqpcd .wllich
.sccms to be one of the greatest of,
thc war. ‘
PARIS, Aug. 23.—-—Fire which
broke out last night on a barge
coultaining 540 tons of gasoline h0-
longing to the American Expedi-
tionary forces has himch contin-
uously {or fourtccn hours, with in-
termittent (‘XplOnlOllS. The fire has
attracted lurgc crowds.
HARBOR VIEW BEACH
RIGHTS IN COURT
(Continued tram First Page.)
—-'_
Mr. Barnett was formerly a member
or the corporation which undertakes
the governing oi the summer colour.
but because of the actions of the oth-
er’members, he curred his resigna-
tion. He objected to the manner in
which the corporation's money ‘ was
spent and bitterly resented the bar-
ring of the public from the line bath-
ing facilities there. It all meetings
Mr. Barnett was an active advocate
(or the original inducements. which
were guaranteed him when he became
a property owner there, several years
me These rights have been contin-
on-fieet ears and. in dismay, he resign-
ed ‘trom the governing board, The
corporation immediately proceeded to
blacklist him and bar him from any
privilege whatsoever as a property
owner. Mr. Barnett was alwayo in fa-
v r of letting the people of Norwalk
ve'the right to bathe at the beach.
but was overruled by the other mem-
bers. who had but one idea in mind.
and that to make Harbor View exclu-
sive.“ certain residents. No one but
like residents were to be allowed to
traverse the Jieach even,.and some of
the people there even went so tar as to
lcomplaio to the authorities when a
South Neuwa'lk who. beached his best
there for a tow nights. Mr. Barnett
(ought this contlnually until finally the
less! amour s were 0 card.
Mr. . att
to the finish to give. the Pub“: the
bathing. Dflflhztfs oi‘ Harbor View,
and will. do allin his power to bring
this end to a succ strinultw View
has always been cl sedto the people
of. Norwalk. except those hvho are res-
idents. and if the New‘York man is
lsuccetstal in his undertaking. local
raaldrnts will have a“ beautitui beach,
outth my distance. where they can
“law a. privilege of bathing without
fear. oil . sing ousted by the member:
or. the. corporation. >
' e
a»
.-
pt
lip ofleially says British attacks'
of‘ the Somme Thursday"
determ ed .to tight “
l
..Field,. Marshal Hale’s forbea . i
. a . .
. , was”, Ir. 14mi‘i 1 - '4" '5' ‘
mag»
Large. rupee-1W“?
alsboihinMHaw
‘down “name“
out iam'ns or m *'
pleasure of lull. W “1°"
Wilton-.Mtem
Inallthe latestatylesand
It;
have or .as
BABY WALKS”, 3A3?
YARDS, BABY GATES.
“I? no! 03m .
FURNITURE-
For Any ROOm in the House
A large assortment just received inthevary latest styles.
Also.” mam OHIvoryBedroomSuitelinthislol
'thatare worthy of your timetoiupeotifinurested.
WWIIMNII Meantime
. sauna. Furniture Company.
\
127-131 Washington St. Phonejfllllll."
Stallsfics Show
Harris 8:- Cam i...........,m,....m......
:‘ I-.. rollodinourpubtialemal.
' least 5,000.1!” nutter from defect!
. which urionlir impel! “3.1.":
school prep-cu. AN m~mw
your child’s progress is not m4: "“
tarded by poor Vial“ 01' ‘1‘-
strain? 0.11s maniac WM
,tionwilldiulouandonrlm ..
correct these defects. ' ;»
THAMER.
moment-trim. 011W "
“The House of Good along!”
81 Atlantic St, Stamtord, Conn.‘
09011.8“ Eve. till 0 p m not fit. .
this limit sun
82 Nllll'l'll .MAIN STREET
3 West Park Place. Stamford
Furs Repaired
tram urownorfromi’nn‘
coal
T That’s All
53 Water em
Tel, 721.
N. Y., N. H. lb H. TIME TABLE
'
' than June 16,1918
sou H uoawaw To new YORK
A. M.—-—1:47:. 5:27:. 5:49:. 8:08.
557:. 7:18:, 7:5“. 8:21:, 8:50:, 9:2“.
0:30, 10:33:, 10:52:.- ,
P. lit—12:03:. 12:52 ,(Stamtord oars! y selected by expor-
cnIY). 1:09:, 1:88:. 11:17:. 4:32:, 5.27:, _ tensed 111111011. .
5:40, 0:02:, 6220:, 0:47 (Stamford on- _- .
m. 7:0l:, 11:00:. 9:20 (except Bhttlr- IMH'I'CIIING AM) 301- ‘
“m- ‘°=°“- . . rots star to cause. 1
‘ 81m aye.
A.'M.—12:34, 5:27; 5:4”. 8:59.
9:19x. 10:33:. {8:03; W 4
P. M.—1:00:, 2:44:. 3.12:, 4:32:.
5:46, 0:02:. 7:02: 7:12:. 7:45:. 1:57:.
8:06: 10.07:. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
l‘llE 001111101:
A. M.—-4:10:. 5:30. 6:34. 8:00:. 41
8:51:. 935:. 9245:. 10:50: i“
P. M.—12.03:, 12:45:. 1:06. 1:09 '
(Saturday only), 1:35 (Saturday only),
2:15: 2:57. 3230:. 3:53. 4:13: (except
Saturdays), 4:23. 5:13:. 5:29. Rom.
0:03:. 3:10:. 11:15:. 11:45:. -
. Sundays.
A. M.—6:00, 8:00:. 9.00:. 9:21:.
10:03:. 10:50:.
P. M.—12:10.1:03:. 1254:. 3:353.
5:02. 5:25:. 6:00:. 7:05: 8:10:, 8:23.
0:00: 10:00:. 11:15:. 11:45:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
' HAVEN.
A. M.-12:2
' concur
stratum ?
6x. 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07
7:15, 9:1”, 10:22:. 11:58:.
P. M.——1:20. 2&0 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays), 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
Saturdays), 3127:, 4:28, 5219,. $21.
6:51, 7:09: 7:32 (Bridgeport only).
10 11119181111111“ ,' .
East Norwalk
\.
. . 't-tis'rz. ' {
we. tomato: «when .-
srfim" , ..
, . ’ mandateplaytax off,
' ‘ s
you. 152 4
0 : 25:. -
Sundayt
A. ll.——12:26x.
1 a;
4.... an”
The-Trained worker '
locational!“ more with 1-!
. work andworry. ,
12:58, 7:43. 9:19:,
10:19. 11:12:. 11:58:.
P. K. 10:, 3:05: 4:42:. 0:33:
0:48. 153:. ml. 9:25;. 10:10:. 3
' HAVEN To some . l
NEW
' " Nbpwstx. _ .
A. ll-.—12:25:. 4:10:. 4:5”. 5:50,
0:50. 8:05:. 8:30, 11:41:. 11:00.
l—iiizl'ix. 3:403. 4:35, 5113:
P.
:_ 15-3 :11:2 11:18:.
k. 11.34601on. «58:. not. our.
:41.:. 1 : ‘ ‘ ;
9 P. M.—_-12:1'l:. 1:55:. 2:23:. 2:40;.
4:85, 5:18; 6211:. 7:05u_9:1il.12:85; :
11:40:. ' _ »
SOUTH NORWALK TO'=‘OANwlI-Y
A. 1—0: .8:81,i0:€0h« ' ,.
P. 11.—-1: , 1-51: ”dummy;-
only (430:. 5: (except-Saturdays).
$1. - ‘ .
n
’ iL': _
Norwalk Chronicler