The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1888-12-07


=. 9 ~.
m.,. 80.
~''>'- .'''A ''s
Inc new prick depot Of the New Ha-
ven ana Derpy road ~ New Haven was
openeQ 20 the pubic, last week. The
Old depot was clGeea and locked.
landsl,e,a e...,,~re,, ,.s. ,.-...r ,,...
above Shelton So the avters,on 4 -,
[mln,ses' sloyeline clearetaxhe track.
INC HIST trains over the Derby extern
SION were Quite lates owing partly TO the
lnciemency OF the weather and partly to
unavoidable delays. For several days,
passenger traffic was light. but has
SHOWN gratirylng increase. As yet,
passengers are mostly from new Haven
~ Albany auu points on the Housatonlc
o"u "cai business VIII oeveiop az the
pcopie become accustomed TO the road
ana It's time Table. The road has many
curves, some OF winch are short and
snarps put the utmost caution Is exer-
c'seo anu the possiDiiity OF accidents re-
u"'eu " . MINIMUM.
The time fables of the Newtown ,,ra mol,
Of the New Haven and Derby rs,,ro.d
were aalayad b,,t tro;rs a~o -,,,,n;,,c Co..
tho ,,raso,,t ~, +,,;s so,,.a.,,a 4 1850,
oa~ train f-or, Na,,, u.,,<,, !. q N :,
leaves Derby MT o ~ shelton a. q 40 ar
irving Mt Rotsforfi ut 10 40. where II; con-
meets with the 10 o5 passenger from
| Bridgeport, also with the 10 20 from
Rridpenort and tho train ARRIVING In
nv" pos
/ ~
s.Ds - - a'.. , ~ ~ 80
v;t,, tha IN 49,, q IN -. go
bridgeport anu the mix ana passenger
trains arriving III the city at and 3 70
p m. The Housatonic and Albany
freight leaves Derby at ~ and Shelton
at o. III, connecting at botsford,
where 1t arrives at ~ NJ with the ~
rho ,.nrn;ny nasseprar r., in laaves Rots.
to,a - a. o,, ~, .r.;,,ol 80 .ta
passenger from Pittsfield and Albany,
shelton at u ~ and Derby at II 81 m.
The afternoon passenger leaves BOtsford
- = - :. ~
:. e., = o ~ o.
. e-a:,.,.4 49, ,as.sn $3.50, :. . % ~.
arr;v.1 80 ,har;,,t fra;ornt fro,,, p;.ts-
i aeld ond AIh.nv a,e n sha,ton .t 4 IN
aud Derby at 4 Is m. All passenger
trains connect at Derby with trains from
Birmingham and Ansonia.
i
i Sbal,on e a,o oDerhv 5nc Arso,,;. .as
R;rmingbam s5c Now u.van soc Eron,
norhv - No,,, u.vo, .ho So !, 49,
i
Smith OF the construction gang is au-
lo.i,s ~, 'ne s'''en'ea' .i,'' 'iie 'rick
49, 800 - 49,. 80 on' pa. =,
s;a,;.rs -. sa.' -. .sio.. anu . sun
'Ao i"''" ~ s'""c
Il r.u; W.. IT, ;.
q. g. -. ,,.,.s -
" - Pr V
: John Fenning, one of Sid Spencer's
field. last week.
3,
New lanu Tram consisting u 90
'oA"'u .ic'sn' cars proAe ilto three paris
near Drisloi ana a loss OF Slo,ooV was
causeo when Ihe sections came togethei
Win CRASH.
c. P. Jensen of 10 Grand street. Bridge
port, was struck and killed by the fast
express at Stamford, Saturday. He was
Al and leaves wife and four children.
II A,oroa .nc f , :. ,, :,
po,sforJ -. ..,,.-., 49, -,
o.. t,,s ......,. -. :. !.
- =, .,,e ,oe. ~ - ~
NJ s,,or. a;s..,,a, 60. .,.a -. ,;..a
$50 >''4''''''S 80 WY '-''' '''
Inc net earnings OF the New England
road' TOT september, are put ae $2Oo,OoO
second mortgage Dohds 10 the amount oil
$6OO,OOO have been sold.
u p..,. ,o ~ -,
Rrother,,ooa NJ Ra;,ro.d Rr.ten,.n
gave the first concert and bali Mt I.vce.
UNI Hall, Bridgeport, last week.
superintendent Lyon, supervisor Co
gill, Roadmaster Clark and Sectionmas-
ter Jerry Nolan of the Housatonic met
Superintendent Hopson and Roadmaster
Sergeant OF the Derby at Botsford, last
week, TO discuss the advisabiiity OF put
Ting IN new turntaDie ana wafer tank
The location was not decided. but 1t Is