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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-05

TTERALD PUBLISHING CO.-THE AN
Ii nual meeting Of the stockholders of THE
HERALD Publishing Co. will be held at the
office of the company, Salt Lake City, Utah
territory, on Friday, February 10, 1898, at 4
o'clock p. m The purpose for which said meet
ing is called is the election OF q board Of direc-
tors to serve for the following two years, and
the transaction OF such other business as may
legally come before It.
HORACE G. WHITNEY, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 2, 1928
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Notices

Want, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found.
etc. Advertisements cent per word each
issue: by the month, 81 90 per line. Estray
notices 81 GO for each animal advertised.
Marriage notices. SLIGO; birth notices. 80
cents; death announcements, Free obituary
comments, 10 cents per line. No advertise
me mt taken for less than Is cents.
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WESTERN BILL POSTING co dNCD
MAIN OFFICE, 20 RICHARDS STREET
Ni salt Lake. c. w. Anderson. general man
eyer. Branch offices at Ogden, Park City,
Provo aud Logan.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION OF THE CITY
IN council to extend water mains on Roper.
Eleventh East streets, etc.-Notice is hereby
given by the city council of Salt Lake city,
Utah, of the intention of such council to make
the following described Improvement, to- VIII:
Extending and laying iron water pipes or
mains along the following streets, namely:
From the intersection of Roper street and
Eleventh East street, along Eleventh East
street to q point one hundred and thirty $50
feet south OF ashington ave.; from the inter
section of Washington ave. and E eVenth East
streets, along Washington ave to point thirty
(30) feet west OF the Jordan and Salt Lake
canal, and from the intersection Of Emerson
ave AID Eleventh East street along Emerson
ave to Thirteenth East street, thence north
along Thirteenth East street three hundred
5000 feet, and defrsying "a OF the cost thereof,
estimated at s., 70J by a local assessment upon
the lots or pieces of ground within the follow
ing described district, being the district to be
affected or benefited by said improvement,
namely:
Lots and "a to A inclusive, block 2, Laveta
Place.
Lots / and 12 to 20 inclusive block 1, L. II.
Rockwells First addition.
East 10 rods lots 10 and IS, block Is, five acre
plat A, Big Field survey.
Lots to inclusive, block 2, Thomas Sub.
Lots to inclusive. block /, Thomas Sub
East 10 rods lot 49, block 16, i've acre plat A,
Big Field survey.
West 10 rods lots 10 and IL, block 16, five
acre plat A. Big Field survey.
Lots AZ to 90 inclusive block 4. Lincoln Park
Lots 81 to 80 inclusive, block g. Lincoln Park
Sub
Lots to Sc inclusive, block 9, Lincoln Park
Lots 1os to Ill inclusive, block g Lincoln
Lots to So inclusive, block I, Lincoln Park
Sub.
Lots / to 80 inclusive, block 4, Norwood
Place
Lots 80 to IS. block 8 Norwood Place.
All protests ana objections to the carrying
out of such intention must be presented in
writing to the city recorder or before the
28th day of February. 1898, being the time set
by the said council when it will hear and con-
slider such objections as may be made thereto
BY order OF the city council of Salt Lake city,
made January b. 1893.
C. E. STANTON,
TIL
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Parties having this property well To-
Gated on fine range, wish to associate
with men having sheep, or money to in
vest in them. Address
w. II. PHILBRICK,
Cullen Hotel.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
L the Third judicial district Of Utah territory,
county Of Salt Lake, Amos H. Fielding
plaintin vs.. LeGrand Young trustee, John W.
Young, Luella L. Young, zion's Savings Bank
and Trust company. corporation, Alfred
Thompson, Cooperative Wagon and Machine
company, a corporation. D. n. Straup,
Thomas Larsen. Albert Holt, John Holt.
Thomas Holt (Albert Holt & Sons, B. S.
Rupp. William Carroll, Burion-Gardner COM
pany, corporation, George A. Lane,
territory of Utah send greeting: To
LeGrand Young, trustee, John w. Young,
Luella L. Young, Zion's Savings Bank and
Trust company. corporation, Alfred Ihomp-
pany, corporation, Il. ". Straup, Thomas
Larsen. Albert Holt, John Holt. Thomas Bolt,
(Albert Holt & sonsl. b. >. Rupp, William
Carroll Burton Gardner company, corpora
ton George A. Laae, defendants.
You are hereby required TO appearin On action
brought against you by the above named
plainJin in the district court Of the Third
Judicial district OF the territory OF Utah, and
10 answer the complaint filed therein W thin
ten days exclusive OF the day OF service) after
the service on you OF this summons-if served
within this county; or, II served out OF TINS
county, but in this district within twenty
days; otherwise within forty days or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you
according 10 the prayer of said complaint.
he said action is brought to require defend
ants. and each OF them. to sci forth Their
claims in and to that certain property described
T. 5, 6, Z, said block 9, plat A. Salt Lake city
survey, Salt Lake county Utah. and to have
decree Of this court determining all such adj
verse claims; declaring and adjudging that de-
PENDANTS have no estate or interest whatever in
or to said land or premises, or in or to any part
thereof and that the title of plaiT tiff is good
and valid; forever enjoining defendants, aud
each Of them, from setting Up any claim what
ever In or to said laud or premises, or to any
part thereof: and granting plaintiff other
equitable relief and his costs Of suit And YOU
are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
anu answer the said compla Mt as above re-
CURED the said plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded therein.
Witness the Hon. Charles 5. Zane Judge,
and the seal OF the strict court of the
Third judicial district. in and for the
[3EALl Territory of Utah. this 18th day of No
vember, in the year or our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-two.
HENRY G.. MCMILLAN Clerk.
BY GEORGE D. LIONS, Deputy Clerk.
Thomas Adams and Bennett Marshel s.
Bradley, attorneys for plaintiff
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PERSONAL.

A FULL LINE OF MASQUERADE AND
IA Theatrical suits. wigs, boards and all
KIND OF DISCUSSES at Madame Rhine's, 81 E..
First South. next to Theater.
DRESSMAKERs AND OTHERs-Do YOU
~ wish to save time in cutting and be able
to compete with the best of foreign work2 II
SO You should learn the Partisan champion
scientific tailor system invented by Prof o. Il.
de Lamorton OF Paris. France, who holds the
worlds championship over all systems.
Agents wanted, Academy, room 81, Wasatch
block, elevator entrance.
M SSRS. CHARLES L. WEBSTER & co.
VI desires the services OF q strictly first
class business man as subscription book So
licitor for the Stedman- Hutch inson Library
OF American Literature. -
This advertisement is for you If you are a
man Of ability and sound judgment, If you
know good thing when you see it, and if you
can take good care OF good business when it
Is entrusted to you. Indifferent, half-hearted,
impecunious and destitue canvassers not
wanted, nor those who are now so well off That
the doubling of their income is not oonsum-
nation devoutly to be wished. Experience and
capital not necessary
4. Nj. WILLIAMS, Manager.
O. Fifth Avenue. New York.
cUNDAY SPIRITUAL SERVICES. 1:4s
y Odd Fellows temple Spiritual christen-
ing exercises grand songs and wonderful tests.
Last meeting this season by Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
kins.
MRS. A. HARTMAN, LATE OF DENVER,
WI has opened hRirdressing and manicure par
lors in the w alker Mercantile block and is now
prepared to do good work at reasonable prices.
GPIRITUALISM = BERNARD HOLTUM,
~ the gifted clairvoyant, test and business
medium of San Francisco, is now located at
room 40, Eagle block, NEAR p. o. where he can
be consulted from 10 to daily. Business mat
tiers q specially. If you are SICK or in trouble
call and see him; he can surely help your. Your
disease diagnosed free. Test and developing
circles every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day p M, 25c.
MANICURE AT MRS B. F. DEALS HAIR
w dressing parlors, 43 South Main.
TTNHE CHICAGO FURNITURE AND RE-
Il pair shop. Work promptly DONE Salts
faction guaranteed, PrlS reasonable. John
Bueler. North First West, salt Lake city,
Utah.
MISS E. A. WHITTLE, FASHIONABLE
w dressmaker. All work guaranteed to be
satisfactory. Perfect fitting garments a
speciality. Rooms 6l-2 Mercantile block.
6 P. ARMSTRONG, LAW OFFICE. REAL
De estate and mining. Dooly postottice)
building
GRAVES s vINTON co. w. H. DALE.
~ Manager. Mortgage loans, COZ Mccormick
block.
NOTICE-BOARD OF EDUCATION OFTHE
IN City of Salt Lake, Nov. ~ 1892. All per
sons that are holding bills that are past due and
unpaid for labor or materials furnished for the
school buildings now being erected. are re-
ouested to file duplicate copies of same with
the clerk OF the board Immediately This no
tice must not be construed as guarantee by
the board OF education OF the bills OF contrac-
tors for labor or materials.
B. G. RAYBOULD,
1latr t2r.iI5
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NTANTED-A GOOD STRONG GIRL FOR
w general housewosk. Apply 273 West
Second South.
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VETANTED-CASH BOYS AT COIN
w Bros. dry goods store, lf6 and llS Main
street. Emanuel Kahn, Assignee
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DIED.
WkMIE

PARK-In New York city, Feb. 4, 1893, Jennie
E.. wife Of Boyd Park Of this city.
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UTANTED-A COMPETENT MILLINER
w at the Woman's Coop, 6S East First
South, near Salt Lake theatre, Mormon pre-.
ferred.
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FORTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND.

2. O. M. l., SALT LAKE CITY,
January i6 1893.
quarterly dividend of three per cent has
this day been declared upon the capital stock
of this institution OF record January 18th. pay
able Feb. 9th, 1898, to stockholders personally
upon presentation of their stock certificates, or
upon their written order.
T.G. WEBER,
SecretarV
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WANTED A GOOD SECOND HAND
w Safety Bicycle. Address this office.
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WTANTED-A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK
w at A. Eennion. Taylorsville eight miles
south Of city. Address ''R- l." this office.
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T. NJ. WILLIAMS, Manager,
O. Fifth Avenue. New York.

SUNDAY SPIRITUAL SERVICES. T:45
- Odd Fellows temple. Spiritual christen-
ing exercises, grand songs and wonderful tests.
Last meeting this season by Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
kins.
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MRS. A. HARTMAN, LATE OF DENVER,
WI has opened hairdressing and manicure par
lors in the w alker Mercantile block and is now
prepared to do good work at reasonable prices.
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yKTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
w for marking room. Apply Empire Steam
laundry.
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YYTANTED-YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT
w housework in small family Apply q
Ounce street.
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124 Main.
1Yashed over Board.

50 bars of fine laundry soap for 81. Are
you aware that this is bargain? Peo-
PIES Equitable Coop, and g Main
street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, - DAILY
y mining company. The annual meeting Of
the stockholders of The Daily Mining company,
will be held at the office OF the company, Salt
Lake City, Utah No. 1875 South Main street,
Cup stairs on Monday, Feb. 20, 1898 at 2
o'clock pm, for the election Of board Of d.
rectors and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before it. Trans
fers TO close Feb. "A, 1893, until after the meet
ing. THOS. j. ALMY. Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. 10. 1923.
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs-AN ADJ
IN journed meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Home Coal company will be held at the office
of the Ontario :. II. company, over Wells
Fargo & Co.'S bank Main street, Salt Lake
city, Utah. on the 6th day of FEBRUARY lSe3 at
12 noon for the election of officers for the ca
suing year. f. A. Mitchell. secretary.
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Reading, under Utah National bank,
and at green houses.
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WANTED TO TRADE-FINE IMPORTED
w shotgun and rife for horse and buggy or
saddle Inquire at % East First South or 14l
South Fifth East.
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A FULL LINE OF MASQUERADE AND
IA Theatrical suits. wigs, boards. and all
kind OF DISCUSSES, at Madame Rhine's, 81 e.
First South next to Theater
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INTAN1 ED-PEOPLE 10 KNOW THE AR
w cade Restaurant opposite Knutsford
serves best meals in the city; rates by month
week or day; home cooking and the best the
market affords; short orders specially.
MRS. M. e. VAN GLIDER, Prop.
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TTNHE CHICAGO FURNITURE AND RE-
Il pair shop. Work promptly done. Salts
Bueler. North First West, salt Lake city,
Utah.
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NTOTICE-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
In that 8 stockholders meeting of the Clover
Dairy company is called to meet at the Office OF
the Clover Dairy company at the American
National bank, Salt Lake city, Utah territory
on Saturday, Feb. IS, 1893, st 8 o'clock p M,
Tor the purpose of amending the articles of
agreement of said corporation so as to reduce
the capital stock from $40 600 10 81, coo.
FRANK w. ROSS.
President.
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EXCESS OF WORK LACK OF CARE.
Submission to Sickness Often the Re-
suit Of Not Knowing What to Do.
The Experience Of william b. Fink
or the steamer MistletOe, ThomP-
kinsville, N. J.-Interested
ON This Point.

Lack of care kills many people. we 1eei
run down, weary, half tired means that
the system needs repair, and If 1t tails 70
receive the necessary help some lingering
and nainful disease is apt to be the result.
The experience of William B. Fink's
family will be of great benefit to many VINO
do not know just what to do. Wil!lam b.
Fink il a well known man on Staten ISL
and. as he has been resident of Thomp-
kinsville for long while.
In speaking about knowing just what to
do in cases of sickness, so common now in
nearly every household, Mr.. Fink SAID:
my wife was terribly afflicted with ecze,
ma and salt rheum, which nearly covered
her body. Knowing the value of Dr.. Ken
nedy's Fayorite Remedy in cases of impure
blood, she began Its use, and 1t has proved
inst as expected, Just the thing, for she
ia growing better daily. But" said Mr..
Fink, "my brother is a most enthusiastic
balieyer in DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Rene
DIV. He was great sufferer from kidney
and urinary trouble, also with frequent
rushes of blood to the head, and he had
taken but one bottle, and he improved
daily and feels like different man."
Dr.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Is
perfect laxative. 1t oleanses and tones tn,
system, dispelling colds, headaches ant
fevers, and purifes the blood, and ha
cured thousands of people of rheumatism
dyspepsia, kidney and liver disease snt
urinary troubles, for it acts on the live
and bowels without weakening them.
Sister Delorosa of st. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn. N. Y, says: "Iu their institu
ton Dr.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy ha
been used with always satisfactory re
suits"
Every medicin'' dealer sells 1t.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISES


TO an Old and Well Known Towns
Our well known townsman 81. III. Bishop,
the druggist, and member of the new State
Pharmacy commission, attained his fifty
seventh birthday Saturday and received
two very pleasant surprises in honor of the
same. On arriving at his store beautiful
birthday token greeted him. Standing
conspicuously in view upon one of the
handsome counters was huge block of
crystal ice, and frozen in with 1t in front
was beautiful ornamental card in bright
colors, suitably inscribed, commemorative
of Mr.. Bishops birthday; and a pansy
blossom was likewise incased in the ice.
The huge block was prettily surrounded at
it's base with circlet of bright green ivy
leaves. This handsome and unique token
was sent to the doctor by his friend
Superintendent Arzberger of the Hygeia Ice
company, whose factory is across the way
from the drug store premises. The gift
was admired and viewed with much inter-
est by a constant stream of callers all day
and evening.
On Mr.. Bishops return home to dinner
a beautiful embossed si1vsr-headed cane
greeted him, the gift of his family. Deity
engraved upon it were the doctors initials
and the date, May 9th, 1898. Mr.. Bishop
is now one of the veterans in the drug
business in Connecticut, few outranking
him in length of time as drug store pro-
prietor, and, although old in the business.
he is still as active and youthful as many
men of IS.
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FflIallltal.

The Market Was Again Weak-There
Was Professional Attack on Prices
Before tho Close - Reading Was
Among the Special Points of Weak
ness.
NEW YORK, May 27.-The stock market con-
tinued almost absolutely motionless until the last
half hour. There was a new professional attack
on the prices in that brief period and the market
being still sensitive, the closing decline was gen
eral
The specific reason assigned for the weakness
wes the news OF further gold engagements for
exports next week, apparently ON purely COM
mercIsl transactions, which, indeed, as was
noted yesterday, are still justified by the current
rates of sterling. The statement OF bank re-
serves too, although showing material gains,
was not as heavy the more hopeful element in
Wall street had predicted. Reading stock was
among the special points Of weakness at the last;
the delay in issuing the new reorganization plan
being the alleged cause. But Wall street is per
fectly well aware that in a market such as this
every days postponement Of a necessary call for
cash subscriptions is q gain.
Following are the closing prices, reported by
PRINCE WHITLEY, bankers and brokers, "a
Broadway, N. Y, and Is Center street, New Ha
ven, Conn.
MIA A
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BRIDGEPORT NOT IN 1T.

The New Haven Newspaper Men De.
feat Their Bridgeport Brethren
Score, New Haven S; Bridgeport 2.
Bridgeport is the prettiest and one of the
most enterprising cities in the state. Its
newspaper men are the best fellows in the
world, but they do not know how to play
baseball. They know good story and
they can write one up in an excellent man
ner, but when 1t comes to trying to play
the national game with the COURIER base
ball team they are not in 1t even a little
bit. That fact was fully illustrated last
Saturday afternoon.
The COURIER baseball team went to
train leaving this city at 2:30 O'Clock. On
their arrival in that city they went to the
ball grounds at the entrance to Seaside
park. Through the kindness of John
Bowen they were given q room in which
to dress. And then the most wonderful
game known in the annals of baseball was
played. John Fay of the Connecticut AS
ISOLATED Press was the pitcher and Frank
Beecher was the catcher for the COURIER
club. The rest of the team was as follows:
Egan first, base; Tanyane and Neebe, right
field and third base; Spreysr. second base;
Southworth, shertstop and right field;
jacobs, .left field and shortstop; Hsuser'
osntsr field; Winohell, right field.
The Bridgeport team was - follows:
Orr, frat base; Keefs, catch; Herbert,
pitch; Shannon. short stop; Watson and
Griffin, right fold; Reilly, second base;
Underwood, third base; Ryan, left field !;
Bennett, center field.
Only 1--WE innings were played when the
Bridgeport men wers fully satisfied and
the game came to an end. The acore was
then to Q in favor of the COURIER team.
In tho evening the COURIER men were
entertained ct Wagner's summer garden
by Manager Ed Ryan and Mr.. Wagner.
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Monday, May 90. 1893.
Trapellcrs' Guide.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford Ii. IL.
May IL, 1888

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLIOwE:
FOR NEW YoRK-sz-ss, $50. $40. rs:ic,
t75oo. t7:so 1870 $50, ssss fio:9 O. m, sia:oe.
i2:s5 'i:so, i:ss, $50, sou $50, $500 oparior
car lnited), sos, $50 $50 SIS. CISCO p&rior
car liRnited), ESQ., '6:55, ss:Io, Cs:I5 Bridgeport
accommodation, 1910, BIS p. m SUNDAYS
's;S $3.50, $50, SEQ Am, 500, s:ls,'7:oS ss:io
s:is, 'e:Io pm
FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER
'i2:io g. m daily. sI:lo p. m
FOR BOSTON VIA SPRINGFIEID.i-a.ll -u
g. m, 'i.os, 'i:4s Cpnrlor car IniiedO, $50 Pm.
sUwDKrs-'i:so Cnigh;). .sssa p. m.
FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROV
IDKSCE-'s.os, 's:Ss a m, sls:e, .2.sS, ss:ss
Cparlo. car Itrnited), 'I:;5 and s6:Ss .. m. Sun
DArs-'s.03, '2:SS g. m, '5:5S pm
Fer BOSTON HARTFORD AND NEW
YORK AND NEW ENGLAND r. R---s.os p m
FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND ny. kEE.
Il R--ss:s7 p. m suynkrs-'s.5s p. m
FOR MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD,
ETc.-'i:so night, 6:sa, 500 -io:I0, 'llsos & m,
is,os. sisD5, 'i:si Cparlrr car limited, FIRST stop
Eart,ord), C.s.oS to Hartford only). SIG, s:iO.
$780, 's:Ss, 6:l5 TO HARTFORD, SO, 1906 p. m.
suSDAEs-'i:sO night, .5.sa, SIS CAcc) pm.
New London Division.
FOR NEW LONDON, ETc.-s2:0S night, ss:Ss
night, 7:ss. HOS n m, sls05 ass, 500. "S:ss
| (Fa-Ior limitedO. "s:l5, 5:I5, GELS 10 Say
BROOK, '6:SS. Ci>so ?. m Gulford EcoonnodA
iion). SUSpAYs-sssoS night, .s-sS right, ss.Ss
| p. H.
Air Line Diyision.
FOR MIDDLETOwN, wiLLIMAyTlC Ere
SOS a. m, LIS '4:f7, Clio p. M SUNslTs-Fs:'5
pm Connecting at nuddletoEn with Valley la
vision and at wniinar;ic with n. Y. & n. (. and
n L & y. Il r.; at TnTnersilc, with Colch.sz
branch
SaugaEuck Division.
FOR wINSTED and way stations via NAuE9 =
tuck Junction-i;s5 p. n. sUE5ATs-S.o9 a. N.
Northampton Division.
FOR SHELBURgE FALLS, TuRNElI-F
FALLS, HoLYoKg ard NEW
HARTFORD and intermediate s.stions-7:sH
| E:of a. m AID 800 P.n
FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG ARD
points this side, Et s:s5sp. T.
Berkshire Division.
FOR DERBY JUNCTION, ssss p o,
FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM
AESoSIA, etc.-75sO. s:fs q m, 100, az. s:ss
SIS 80, ii:i5 p m SvxpsTs-s:l0 a. n, S:S
Pm.
FOR TATERBURY-7=09, q:z2 a. H.; ia3s
s:s7. $50, 7:fo p. m. sUxDArs-s:I0 a n
FOR WINSTED-7:oc, a:e a. m; a:s0, B:p
I T:fe p. m. sUxDArs-s:io g. m.
FOR SHELTON, BoTsFonD, NEwToMr
pANBURY, PITTsFIEItD, STATE LINE c,c
and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT. CINCIS
NATl, Sr.DoUlS, CHICAGO AND TER WET
Z s:te s. N. AZ; as Pm
FOR LITCSFIEED and points ON T., L. .
kR.- Cvia Hswieyvnle.l Use a. u, f=ss p. n.
express Trains. tL>ocsl Express
CT. HEmPsTRAD, Gen. Passenger Az