5 Information in the VSX database (reported by J.S. Shaw, D. Hou).
  7 NSV14395=W8400, Mira type, with A=2.749mag and P=248d.
 11 AZ And=W8405.
 19 Discovered by Gettel et al. (2006, Cat. J/AJ/131/621).
 23 Information in the VSX database (discovered by M. Nicholson).
 32 The other name is SAO 52758.
 34 Very big amplitude A>=1.44mag , but not found as variable by 
 34  Wozniak et al. (2004, Cat. J/AJ/128/2965).
 41 The period in the GCVS is P=2.765142d.
 50 Visual binary, separation , the other component with the 2MASS coordinates: 
 50  RA=23:17:29.58, DE=+44:26:22.5. The NSVS data accuracy is insufficient to 
 50  determine which component varies.
 51 AO And=W8491, the period in the GCVS is P=334.2d.
 52 A multiple-period star. The primary period in the GCVS is P=0.52512677d, but
 52  this period cannot be found in the NSVS data. The third GCVS period based 
 52  on the NSVS data is P=0.421253.
 59 The other name is SAO 52908.
 60 The NSV coordinates are shifted by approximately 100" from the NSVS 
 60  position.
 77 DH And=W8526.
 85 V338 And=W8533.
 88 AL And=W8538.
 89 The GCVS describes DI And as type IS (a rapidly changing irregular 
 89  variable). Khruslov (2005PZP.....5....6K) found a period P=3.388d.
 91 USNO coordinates.
 94 X-ray source 1RXS J232827.5 +452242.
 95 USNO coordinates.
 99 DL And=W8549.
108 V339 And=W8565.
118 Information in the VSX database (discovered by M. Nicholson).
124 Information in the VSX database (discovered by M. Nicholson).
127 The NSVS coordinates are influenced by a close object of similar brightness,
127  USNO 1337-0498237.
128 X-ray source 1RXS J234155.0 +441047.
136 Discovered by Dahlmark (1999IBVS.4734....1D). The NSVS coordinates are 
136  influenced by a close object of similar brightness, USNO 1335-0498064.