Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-14
THE MAILS. NEW HAVEN POSTOFFICE.
AUGUST l, 1885.

OFFICE HoURs-March to November 1:OO a. m to 500 D. m. November to March l. 7:3O a. m to 500 p. m. Open on Sundays from 1900 m. to 100 F. Vestibule open for the accommodation of the holders of Lock Boxes from March to November Der rr1m to IU March IT, from so a. to 1s:oo midnight Sunday nights from 500 to 11:Oo p. m
 ARRIVAL DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
 SeE XoEopen 799 9oss ssG m 1s9 so mi is soo sso 12:45, 1:aO 4:aO 0:3o-daily, including sundays), New York Railroad way-open s:so, 11:so a. m-, ers 6 ma Close goo m., 4:2O :so-daily, including sundays)11:oo m, 200 S:sO D. m Close 5:aO, 800 m., APO (7:3o
 sa Hibssny n and Nofthern New YorkIopen zoo 1o:oO a. m, 200 6:55, 930 p. Close TOO, 800, 11:15 a. m Bost"n@ooen o Zoo m, 1s:so BOO 4:ao 5so 9:so D. m. Close TOO, 10:30 m 1245, 3:15, 500, 11:Os 1ooo m, soo 4:so s:so p. Close FOG, 1000 .,
 sprngasId zoo, 1O:9e oG 200 oa dso s:sO m G4ss 1oeS SSo o 5lOG Poo D. m. Close roo a m., 800, 11:O0 p; m;
 69sa97 oo ood Aban m so n % doss 1o$o m 1245 sn 5oo S6 1oSoP 1loS p m ooo XXX aaon m cose 7:oS ioso @ a. iGDo m, 1a;45, 5o6 7sC :6o 1,oe cese S 1SsS % 1sGs @ 5oo p. m.
 New Britain-open TOO, 1o:OO a. m., 200, 9:so P m. Close TOO, 16:3o a, m., 1a:45, 500, 7ao 11:oo F Wallngford- 1o:oo a. m., s:oo, 5:55 D. m
 Kensington-Open 1O:OO a. m, 200 p. Close 7:oo a nj 300 p m ,o.ooo o,oao 700, 1o:so a. m. 500, i ;oo P; ~ f a
 % % cgss 59S 5 sso s6 2G ii15 m aoo 9so so 9:so, Ii E:oo P m niOS' '''' ''O' ''' ~ .' -''0 9:so D. m Close Foo, 9:45 a. m, s:15, 500, 1i:oo  9:30 p. m. Close TOO a. nl., 500 p. m.
 Norwich and Eastern Connecticut-Open TOO a. 300 9:3o D. m Close 700, ,9:451o:3oa m, BIS,
 Providence and all Rhode Island-open zoo, 1o:oo a. m 3:OO, 5:3O, 9:5O p. m Close 700, 1o:3o a. m'
 New Haven and Northampton way-open 200, and New Hartford-open 10OO a. m, 900 9:so p.
 Naugatuck 9ss e9 Raroad S Way@open Wa ioao a. m sso p. m. Close 6:1O a. m, 500 p. m
 s:se D. m Close S3o ioso a. m 1:3o, 500 il :0o p. n
 Birmingham Ansonia and Der5yIopen 1o:a9 a;r
 Seymour, Oxford and southford-open 1o:so a,
 Orange Open 1o:0O a. m., 9:3o p. m Close 500 Housatonic Railroad way-open BOO TOO p. m. oiShp s6epang Railroad way-open 700 a. m, s:so
 Connecteut Valley Road Wav.-open 200, s:ao p. m f c9Ss ns qe RsTosd g45 loS9 1s4s dd ?g &
 
 Durham, Ciinton1il1e and Northford-open 800 a. m, 9:30 D. m. Close TOO a. m., 500 D. m.
 sds o0 1o;oo m & BOO 5so 9;so D. Close 5:3O, 300 n., 130 3:15, 7:3O, 11:0O p. III.
 Milford Open 8:so. 11:so a. m, s:3o, 7:5O p. m
 SeS hest sO n2 soO @ aV zoo 500 p. m:
 iBS Branch a BE E. II 11so m sso s:sO p. 53o 9:oo,11:15 m 1s45 4:so, 7so 9;6o,11:oO P; m. Westyi1le--open will 9;15 a. m 100, 7:aop m Close
 Nc North d Branford~open #; @ HOO a. m Close 100
 North Madison-open nonday, Wednesday and
 The fees on orders in the United States are: Or, ders not exceeding S1o, eight cents: over $1o and ceeding $30 fifteen cents $50 and not exceed ing $40, twenty cents; over $4o and not exceeding $50, twenty five cents; $50 and not exceeding $6o, thirty cents over $6O and not exceeding $70, cents SSep S O ana not 1on o five cents. Postal notes were issued about Sep tember Tn amounts less than five dollars. Fee for same is only three cents. and they must be presented for payment within ninety days after the To facilitate the free delivery system, letters should be plainly addressed to street and number. 2:15, s3o and 430 p. m making four deliveries in the business section, and three, two and fur ther according to distance from the office Col lections made from street boxes before a m., with the exception of the outskirts, which are opened by the carrier upon his regular trips Col lections are made from boxes ill the business sec tions for all important outgoing mails until D. Sunday collections from all boxes in the city at D. m.
 The letters in the boxes at the depot will be col. ected by the local agent five minutes before the de parture of all mail trains
 Carriers letters can be obtained in the evening between and 8 o'clock at the carriers window. Sundays, 12 to p.
 Letter postage in the United States will be two cents per ounce from and after July i, 1885. Request to return will be printed across the end of stamped envelopes, furnished by the Post office department, without additional cost where such ordered in lots not less than five hundred Money Order and Registered Letter windows open from a. until D. m.
 No fractions of cents should be introduced in an order United States Treasury notes national bank notes only received paid. Registration to all parts of foreign countries, ten cents. MONEY SENT WITHOUT DANGER OF LOSS. Money Orders be obtained at this office upon any money order postoffice in the United States Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland, Canada, Ita ly, Portugal and India.
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