Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-26
NEW HAVEN POSTOFFIcE. Opening and Closing of Mails.

l Money Orders, Registered Letters. etc. l Office Hours-March to November l, TOO a. m so m sundsys 9em % n to
 yestibule open for the accommodat1@Sn % a or the from o % te s to March 1, from 5:30 a. m. to 12 midnight; Sunday nights from 300 to 11:00 p. m.
 | ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
 New Yprk-Open 7:so, s:3O il am, 1900 m.. 2:30, s s a @ s5 aoo Qsis is dsy '3a asasi1s as1 o1Sss s2S ss0 eiIsaai0Sjge aoS and sonta s;oo 2: m:, 4:oo r:i5' daily. including sundays''
 5sSp sSsss GIoss ss9 ?, SG Soo m 4;00' a. m., s;so s:so, 9:so n. Close s:so, 800, 11:oo M Rsrosd is Wsyopen 1ooo a. m, sso Close 7l5 lo:s1 a. 5;15 d1;So ot E. opsn 7:so a. m, ls:sS, goo. s:sO p. Close 7:1s, l0so m S;15 lS0p ;S m ,aao goo 4. gao p. elese s;55, iSso g; iS;ss, s;is, 11oS se aso sso She D. m Close sPs lo:so
 m; 5,S 11:oo psn P m ao ,ooo aoo 4ao and % Close Si5 ioso a szs sis :oo m Close s 1o:so 3 a. ty % 1aas l:4s 7is @ ioS
 ssoss 3ss o0o s9s 9 ss sse sss sso D. a" m Close 7l5, ic:so %. :as. SIS 9so iioo Wallingford- Open 1o:oo a; m.. a:so. 5:5s D. u. m. cIoae Els, Ie:so m G:oS. ii:oo 1iS'' m ''' Kensngton-Open 10:3O a. m., 2:so p. m. Close North IavenEopen 1o;oo a. m.. s:so p. m. Close 71S 1oss sI' an 9e s.o 9soo aao e:5s, s:oop m; Close 5so 800, 11:15 a. m., 200 New LondonEopen 7:so. 1o:oo a. m, 800, 5:55, 9:3o D. m. Close 7:15, 9:45 a. m 3:15, 5:15 11:0o New London Railroad way-open 1o:oo a. m :, Branford, Guilford, Clinton-Open 1000 a. nl., 2:so p. m. Close 715, 1o:so a. m, 5:15 and 1l:oo Norwich and Eastern connecticut--open 7:so a. m. 800; 5so s:3o p. m. Close 7:l5, 1o:so a. m,
 Providence ca and ali Rhode 1sand--open 7:so. o:so m, 800, 6:ao. s:30 p. m Close 7:i5, lo:30 a. m, Ne Newport. @ f R. I.open 7;so a. m., s:so D. m. Close New Haven and Northampton Way-open a:so, sso m Close Sso m a9opss sGo P so,tnn. and New Hartford.ogen fd 1000 a. m.. s:so.
 % e9ss lSS %ayopsS Is lSyS sso WateTpury"open s 9 s s:so, io:so a. m. sso s:so, p. m. Close s:so, lo:so a. m., 2;45, 5:15, n:Oo
 Birmingham, Ansonia and Derby-open 1o:so a; m, a:s0, 4so s:oop. m Close 500, s:ao a. m.,
 Seymour, Oxford and southford-o Open 1O:sO m. TyIs4 so Pe976pss 6sss loso sss ss s,pss orange-open 1o:3o a. m.. 9:so p. m. Close s:s0 Hoasatonic a S Railroad way-open sso, 7:so p. m.
 sse shepaas paul Ii Railroad &ay-open 11:so a. m, s:so
 Connecticut Valley Road way.-open s:ao, s:so Close ea5csa s5 s4 lSso 1d aiSo Close 715 q. m., 4a0 p. m.
 Durham, Clintonville and Northford-Cpen 10:oO a. m, 9:so p. m. Close 7:15 a. m., 5:l5 p. m; Danbury-open 7:so. 11:so a. m., s:so, 500 p. m. Close 5so 9:oo lo:ao m,. BOO, s:15. 7so, l1:oo
 Miiforaopen sao s:so 1l;eo 1900 m sso 500
 Colchester a:so, 9:so p. m., close 7:l5 a. m.. oSss %s ss5 s % iss sas sss Tso m
 Branch ofice. open s;15. 1900 2; m., 4:so, s:so G1Hse sls es1 3l5 s1 as Close N North M E Branfesd s and d North euilford-open lloo
 North @ MadisonRrMonday @ r ,i Wednesday and Friday
 PPsa m at @ m Close S:so 900, 11;1S m 1s;45, 400 7;ds. Il :oo s15, a:so and 4:so D. m, making four deliveries in the business section and three two and further tons are made from street boxes bsfore Foo with the exception of the outskirts, which are opened by the carrier upon his regular trips. Col tion for all important outgoing mails until S0O p: m. Sunday collections from all boxes in the city at 1O:00p m.
 Money order and registered letter windows open from 500 a. m. till 500 p. m
 The fees or orders in the United States are: Or ders not exceeding $1O. eight cents; over $10 and ceeding $50, fifteen cents; oyer $s0 and not exceed ing $40, twenty cents over $40 and not exceeding $60, thirty cents; over $60 and not exceeding S70 thirty-f1ve cents; over $70 and not exceeding ESQ., forty cents; SEQ and not exceeding $10O forty five cents.
 Postal notes are issued in amounts less than five dollars. Fee for same only three cents, and they must be presented for payment within ninety days after the same are issued.
 ounce.
 Request to return'' will be printed across the end of stamped envelopes furnished by the Post office Department, without additional cost, where such are ordered in lots not less than 500.
 BENJAMIN R ENlI ISH D M