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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-11

churchea At the meeting 81 the ffinity church
board the subject OF ansv ohusch baiiains will
be discussed.
The quarterly conference 81 the First N. Z
church will meet tn the church parlors al 8
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The regular monthly meeting of Sc Mary's
chapter OF Trinity Guild will b held ~ the
choristry on Wednesday At 2:so p. m
The Ladies' Aid society Of Trinity N. &.
church meets Tuesday at 2 % .. m. az the resld-
snee of MIRA 8 D. Crockett. ssa Olympic avsnue.
There VIII be 9 social and reception to the
pastor and wife In the parsors Of Plymouth
church Tuesday evening. 20 which every one 10
cordially iavited.
Rev. A. r Kirkpatrick. Of the unlted prssey-
terrain church Of Tacoma. occupied the pulpit az
Rev. 4 Dsn Johnsten, of thu United Prsseyte-
rian church Of tAls city, both morning and
evening yesterday.
A meeting Of the Seattle local union Of Chris.
tian Ezdeaver was bald In he FIRST PYessy.
tsriaa church yesterday evening 81 5 30 o'clock
and the report OF c. Lsen Mesrs. seattie's dele
gate 10 the Montreal convention. was read and
. vote Of thanks tendered the delsxafe. The
Moth seattle society wAs admitted 70 the
union-
The September Meeting OF HE Puget SQUAD
Congregational Club will b held In the parlsrs
Of fiymonsh church on Wednesday evening. a
haif-p past 5 o'clock. The topic viii b sThs
Kind OF Young Men the Church Needs in and
oas Of the Church" The speaker viii Be Rev.
@. W. Gallagher. OF Atkinson Memotfal chureh.
Tacoma ana Mr.. Hall. OF seattle. presidens OF
TIE 81 Marks CAapser Of the BFoshsshooa Of 81
Andrew. Members will b furnished vita tea
sss sor themselves ana their guests By sypiie.-
tioa % the treasurer before sappes Please re-
port sftsndsnes % Everett Saith before sspsen-
Der L.
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Beginning OF Religious Services Raj bI
Brown ON Liress Journey.
The frat of the services of the Hebrew
New Year was celebrated at the synagogue
yesterday evening ~ $50 o'clock. This 10
called the evening service and Is merely
preparatory to the services which are held
today and repeated tomorrow, two days
being given up 10 the celebration Of the
feast.
ALSO o'clock tomorrow morning these
services will be opened BY hymn by the
choir, followed by the reading by the rabbi
of chapter. or chapters, from the scroll
taken from the ark in the sight of the con-
gregatfon. This chapter Is divided into
four parts. and IS the rabbi reads them
one OF the four male members Of the con-
eregaiioa standing before the altar will
respond by = short prayer to each part.
The scroll will then he replaced in the ark
and the ceremony of blowing the sacred
coraet. made from . rams horn,
will take place. This 10 a
signal for reflection upon the
past year and resolves for the coming
one by the congregation, which bows in
silent prayer Alter singing By the choir
Rabbi Brown will deliver q sermon in
English on ''The Book of Life" tn en- will
come the second part Of the days service.
in which the trumpet Is again sounded,
the intervals between the blasts being
filed with choir singing. Then viii come
q prayer for the dead BY the rabbi and By
those who have lost relatives during the
wear. after which will come the benedic-
sicn.
These services viii last until nearly
o'clock In the afternoon. At sop. IA.
there will be another evening service
similar 80 the one held yesterday. The
programme tomorrow viii be the same IS
sNaav
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NEW PASTORS First SERMON.



Mr.. Laudea Introduces nimself ~ nat
terry street-Fzis Past Career.
Rev. O. A I.anden. the new pastor of
Battery street Methodist Episcopal
church, addressed his congregation yes
terday morning for the first time. He
occupied the pulpit in the evening also.
Mr.. Landen was born In Bracken
county. KY. short distance up the Ohio
river from Cincinnati. O. on October 26.
1854 His early education was obtained in
thc country schools. but Ii was not until
1873 that he entered Hilisdale Ky, coli
iege. graduating in 1851 After graduating
he spent but one year choosing field for
his future work. and in December, 1854,
no came so the territory Of Washingtcn.
His srst charge was on WILDLY island,
Two years before the organization Of the
Puget sound conference. After leaving
this charge be went iirst 10 Puyallup and
thsn TO West Tacoma and Olympia, hav-
ing charges in each Of those places. For
six years from the date OF it's oTganizafi0n
he was connect ed with the Puget sound
conference. of which he was one OF the
charter members.
In $50 he was transferred TO the Oregon
conference, and for one year wAs assigned
to the church n Grants Pass, Or. Ill
health in his family made 10 impossible for
him to remain longer al this place, and he
was transferred 20 q charge 81 Astoria,
where he remained until the conference
met In August last, when he vas again al
lowed TO change from one conference to
the other. and Bishop Goodscli. who pre-
sided at the meeting. assigned HIM to his
present charge. Mr.. Landen Was married
in February, 1884. and his family now con-
sists of his wife and three young children.
Mr.. Landen expresses himself as glad 10
again return to the Sound country and
especially to Seattle. where he has many
friends.
The theme Of the new pastors first ser.
mon yesterday morning was the presencs
OF the Lord with HE people, and the te II
selected was: Certainly win be with
thee" Exodus iii:is. the words spoken by
God 10 Moses when Moses was reluctant tc
obey the command OF God 70 60 down into
Egypt and bring the children Of Israel ar
into the promised land In opening his
sermon Mr.. Landen touched upon the
truth Of the tsxl saying that the Lord
was always with us ~ He was with Moses
and showed how 10 was not the strength
Of Moses himself bat of reliance upon
the promises of the Lord given In the text,
that enabled him 60 lead the chosen people
sof the Lord out Of Egypt God was
spoken Of a. all-wise and ~ the Creator,
not the creature. Gods spiritual presence
the speaker said. was an assurance of vic.
tory in every undertaking. either the
undertaking OF an individual or of q
church. In this line of thought the dis
course ended with hope for the success
of the church during the coming year
by the influence of Gods presence.
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CAarch NaseA

The vsstry and trustees Of Triaisy parrish vtll
russt AZ ne seesory tousxht 81 ia
The ssrvices this week ., Trtngry cAarca vii
be on wednesday ~ tesa .. N sne O. Friday
az y m
The Ladies FloweF NsssscH ct the First Cni-
tsrixa eharcA hosds IL regular nesting Tsars-
asy 81 - q ~
Tns Lsftes' Foreign alnionsry secissy Of
Rstssry street NJ r eAarea meets in he church
p~rsors az I'D Tuesday.
orscisi board meetings Of tAs Battery street.
ana Trsntfv " z churches vii - hesd thss
svsaiax a. 10 is tie p<riass Of ths rsspsesiss
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sssnr kttst impresses the Children
VITA Need of Honesty.

Rev. W. G. Eliot. IT,. of the Unitarian
sassch, Yesterday made the opening Of
-. - sehooi year the occasion Of a tire-min-
~ sermon TO children on The First bar
n senoo1. preceding the regular sermon.
.a,iaFen. | found IL hard 10 think lust
go. 81 l would say 20 you today upon this
-, nos because | hadnI enough fo
"a eaa because there were too many
soald be said in i've minute. might
49, $50 SHOWN yan boa good IL would be Il
Me0sd eegla tomorrow, and day ATE
- taonghoat the year keep yourself
1871 - aud bright ia the scAoosroorn.
go aes he cross or dasagreeAels in the
49, ce happy svery day. | do net
IL - ~ 70 pay or make fan in scheei: hut
saeeriai aud happy. l might have
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shorn you how important Il il 20 resolve
now 90 b. prompt IN ycuf atfef, danee and
ieseons throughout the coming srh<,ot vsar.
And ! wcald hare liked VERY mach 10
hare taiksd 70 .you Tor Astls while abont
llnaus.ry = school. about WORKING hard
less Jon 90. and aimost sry one VIC viii
YORK patisntiy every day. who viii be dili-
Eent 20 par close Alteration. can pass 81
tne snd o. the year with kolfcf
ssrs are many other things that
YOU'D Ike 70 speak 70 yon abouf. but one
tnlnk = sne most tnportant Of al, s0d
n ~ ksIns 70 spend ell the time 30 have
$3.50 49, - .aar Inat ous important shinG i
scnooL Resolve 70 BE- honsst from The
Ist asy 90 the last. Some bora and girls
.niak they 4ro henest IL they never tell
Ton can do dishonest thinrs ~
weh - say dishonest shiaes. You
are acting : lie twhieh IL Only another
wy q telling . lie) every time
~ eneet n yonr lessons or sxAmina-
Dc anything uhen tss tesehsr isa't iook-
ing shss yoa would nos DO II the tsaclssr
wefe iooxing. You are decsiyinK youf
scnsf Whenever some one whispers 20
you ne ensser 1t q question. and then
you give the answer a. IL it we're your
0wn. lou are helping some one else 20
nSnrttf Jon hep some one else 70
encat nome boys and girls seem 20 think
tnat they ere honest 20 long as they are
net caught. Getting caught Seems 10 them
woses than cheating or lying. So long -
tnsy can keep their dishonesty out Of
signt shey seem 70 think themselves -
est
did you ever see person try to get rid
q thistls by cutting the top of and
throwing it away. That does not ges rid
81 the thistle. for the root IL left and the
root viii grow again. yon must dig up
root and oil IL you want 60 get rid of it.
tntsdrsn. dishonest boy or girl Ii not
honest just because he keeps from getting
canghf- II you would be honest yen must
dig up dishonesty By the roots and throw
= away. You must have an honest heart
and never DO or say what il MOI true.
Nov, children. think of yourselves. We're
each Of you perfectly honest oil last year
e school? Think and try TO femembef.
Were you always honest
Tomorrow - the frat day Of school.
beg ron. children. TO make one strong re-
soive--shat you will be honest whatever
happeus. No matter what happens, that
you viii BE- honest Begin tomorrow and
Keep t up every day"
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James Boshweli has resigned the agency
Of the Norwich Unioa TO accept the Ma
tional Fire Insursaes Company. Of Hart
ford. enc Of the very hsss American cons-
panies. sish assets over ssn0,oo0 O1scs
= Boston block, tesspAons 81
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Bsss nineroom house in the city. Every
convenlenoe. Location perfect. Address
H. l.. care Posr-IxrKlIIaKScE&
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POOR BUT
HONEST

What soumon sxpssssion tAat u, and
how very msny psopls thsss NJ Who are
poor and seem abpoiussiy determined 10
never b snysAins sIss than poor.
They pay sos ths privilege of living in
anothsr mans hsase; nsvsr have foot Of
ground they eaa call their o~n: never ae-
cumulafs anything. and ai~sys live fron
hand 70 mouth.
Itis faes = 80 - u 4 true. ana in the
great majority Of casss there Is no real
necessity for IL.
II 10 due 70 the fact that vary many peo-
pie do not possesses any business sense. In
other words. they arsimpfosidsnt.
Business In the East q rsvivine, con-
hdsncs 10 rssarninE and the tide has
turned.
All eyes are turned directed Seattis a.
the only city Of $500 population In the
country that has gone through the crisis
without failure. aad Seattle IL the only
city that can s2y the panic has bssn .
blessing.
Just now b the time Of all times TO make
start.
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TABLE LINENS

Avery large and excellent new stock
OF Table and Toilss Linens, embracing
best and newest patterns from Irish
and German looms
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TRY FOR A
HOME

Fifteen dollars month and cash par
ment Of $50 will pay for : los in prexsl
Avenue Heights. on the Nadrona Park
car line. overlooking Lake Washington
and the mountains.
Lots are $450 70 sss5ssch and svsry one il
level and perfect Il Il one Of the choicest
residences dissricts in ths city. with every
advantage and no drawbacks. The title
h perfecs and abstracts are furnished all
purchasers.
Its an opportunity never before given
in Seattle to buy strictly hish-grads prop
erty at a low price today and pay for 1t
during coming years. Anyone can see
the profit in that. and when the lot il paid
for We viii guarantee 10 GEE the money for
building.
Our references are every bank and busi-
ness man In Seattle.
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BUT THE BOrs SCHOOL SUIT NON.

School will be open Monday. II your
boy needs new suit you can secure ID
At very small cost in the chiIdrsn's
Clothing Department.
$Z.0O ss.so and q. suns worm
ea-childrsn's Suits. Worth %. -
gf and $40.
G6-childrsn's Suits. Worth so and
w W.
cl Efl--I,ovs' Long pansaIoon
gI'oV Suits. Worth $3.50 and -.
ce--Bovs' Long Pantalcon suiss.
gU Worth SO and $f2
HERE'S WHERE BARGAINS ARE GREAT
1Qc-A Special Line OF Mons I'm
fOO Numbered Shirts ~ iso.
cOc-A Special Line OF Mems I'm.
UJC Numbered Shirts ~ 09c.
Oso-Men's Extra Fine I.snndered
OcO Shirts, Worth 81 IS and ST.
gQc Mems Striped chsviot shirss
OOO Worth SOC and CSC.
fgc-Msn's Fancy Bosom ehiYts,
foO Worth Si.2A
0so-BIaek LisIe silk Embroidered
zoU Hose. Worth 4ye.
7so-Fsncy silk Embroidered Night
foC Shirts, worth $50.
fOo-Good suspendsrs, extra strong,
100 Worth &c and SOC. :
ef-All-w Wool Underwear. heavy
spl weight, Worth si.5a.
g1c-Men's NeektIes. Tecks ana
ouO Fonr-in-Hands. Worth tL2s
and $i.5A
--~---4~~.--z
HAT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
There ssiil remains isrgs stock Of
Mems Hats 10 be sold. The special
prices are clsaring them out rapidly.
O. 0@-Men's sofs and sta Hats,
Cl.JJ Worth $40 and ~
S0 sn-Msn'. sos. and ssin Hats,
Cz.JU Worth - and 81.
$3.50 Ss.. ss & ''d sun H''''
4so-Boss' scheol Hats and Caps.
Hot WORTH TSe.
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EXTRA SPECIALS IN UNDERWEAR

kAlM MktlAlS IN uNDkkNEAk
The new fall snd winter stocks OF
the celebrated Munsing non-shrink-
ing. DIR. Warmers Health and Ypsi-
Ian II MAKES Of Underwear are now on
sale.
7So-Ladies' Balbrisgan Combine
toC ton suits. Reduced from $50
70 55c.
snn-Ladies' SILK Piated Hose. black
JUG boots. colored tops. Reduced
from $50 20 SOC pair.
cf-Tadies' Pure sgik Sleeveless Vests,
81 pink. blue and cream. Reduced
from ~ to ~ each.
glSo-Ladies' T.isls Thread Hose,
SCC colored- Reduced from soc 10
2sc each
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ADxrsslos-sse-ADxrssros.

o.as.a.a cordially las,ssd Brias r.aen and
note book
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LADIES' MlcKHIoSaE.

Our new stock Of Ladies' and Misses
Mackintoshes 10 now on sale. II enA-
braces all the latest styles and patterns
and the prices upon the same are the
lowest that We hare ever before been
able 70 announce.
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4
Mackintoshes 10 now on sale. II snA-
braces all the latest styles and patterns
and the prices upon the same are the
lowest that We have ever before been
able TO announce.
| MOST SENSATIONAL SPECIAL PRICES
This week We again present to the
ladies' Of Seattle and vicinity the most
phenomenal early season special prices
on new goods. The list embraces
| jackets Of every description. Be sure
and see these great bargains.
| 81 OO-A special line OF Surah Silk
| 0f.OO Waists. in black, navy and
| cardinal. at A.9s An excellent
value. and worth Is.
S0.y0 six Waists, made in latest
styies, ell colors. at the very great
bargain price Of 1919.
e1 dQ-Fine new and stylish Jack
| Ohio cts at $a4s that are usually
sold for 30 and $40.
i. :. nss a: :1 d.. : q. a. s.ss
sold for $40 and $il.
30. . Jackets. silk lined. at $s.75.
that are usually sold for $3.50.
a. sn--Eiegant new and stylish
| Sd.JU Jackets. silk lined. at $3.50,
| that are usually sold for SIS
90 7s-Elsgant new and stylish
90. Jackets, silk lined. at ts75,
that are usually sold for $3.50 and
ti7.5a
cO-Eleeant new and stylish Jackets,
CJ silk lined, ut 50, that are usually
sold for tis.
ern sn-Elesant new and stylish
CIU.OU Jackets. elk lined, at
sin50, that are usually sold for so.
UNPARALLELED CARPET SPECIALS.
Ifyou need carpet here are the in
ducements 20 buy. You can afford to
buy for the future. Such prices will
no, soon again be quoted in this state.
ano-Two-ply Ingram Carpets, made
HUI and laid ~ soc . yard.
4s-Txc-ply Ingram Carpets, extra
Hut heavy. made and laid st sSc
yard.
sso-Essra Super fngrains. aiLwocl
yard.
rno-Bsst Extra Super faxrsins. alb
tUc WOOL. made and laid as &C
yard.
NAIL Q
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0,yss1sGnea,t
DEALERs IN
High Grade Investments
% ~. ~ hik DsiI6s
SEATTLE, WASH.
xMUsEMxxrs.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
under the patronage Of the Beard
Of Friendly visltars. nor che tsne6t
offhe Associated chasisIeA
...s............s....s
......: .. KISS arLKs arrRsa :. ..:.:.....
'..,......................,. 1888.
Aurnoa OF
EcLEcrIc PHYSICAL CULTURE
win ,scssss TO the ladies Of this
city 10 me
sEArrLE rHEArEn tIII
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERSooNS
tfi sErrEaHER lara AID isrs
A. so'ciock-
suBJEcTs -
.Arsistsc Culture Of BODY Insures Good Health
and Clear Complexion"
~prsss. Carriage and ccmpssxion."
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Ga E0-Men's Doabie Hreasted
ViooU suits. Worth so.
SfS- Mems Donhls Breasted sulss.
gIc Worth ses.a0.
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FLANNELS.

An elegant stock OF Preach Fiannels
In the very latest and best dssigna
New lines Of the celebrated Merritt
rnshrinkabie Flannels. - and 81
inches wids, In very choice co!ora
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NEW CLOVES NEW CLOVES

NEW GLOVES! NEW GLOVES!
The Glove stock Il complete to the
minussst detail, embracing full and
complete selections Of the celebrated
Maggioni. Trefaasss and other leading
makes.
Misses and Boys Gloves. New
stock.
Trefansse Gloves New stock.
Msggieni Gloves. New stock.
Trefausse. large buttons. suede and
glace, royal blues and all shades.
Opera Gloves. New shades.
Piqus shopping Gloves. best glove
for general wear made. At $50 and y.
SEE THESE MACKlNTOSH BARGAINS.
So Boys a's1ia'e's Worth SO.
&e-Boys' Mackintoshss.
37 h0-Boys Maekin.oshs.,
9ssoV Worth so.
cQ-Boys' Mackinsoshss.
90 Worth $40.
$7.5O-A'n'' n'sai sssss ;iio.
S1O-Msn's Mselins @,..s =, :.
sl2 MEN. a.sl''. worm 81.
G1n-Men's Macklntoshes,
pIc Worth so.
UT 0lK Prices 0N 0'ERC0AK.
Aspecisl sale Of 60 overcoats should
intersst you. Never before 80 good
time 10 bay an oveseoat The stock
embraces the vssy latest styles See
them and learn the prices.
zz@s
QUICK PRICES on MEMS CLOTHING.
II you need suit we can interest
you. Latest and best styles In Mems
Clothing 81 lowest prices offered In
the state.
caas-Yen's Sack Suits, Worth
C4.J0 SO and tl2
e7-Msn's Sack and Getaway Salts.
81 Worth siz and SIS
etf-Men's Sack and Getaway Suits,
Oil Worth SIC and SIS
S12-A:we,.. ,I ps 2. Breasted sai.s.
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NEW GOODS IN DOMESTIC DEPART
MEST.
BLANKETS.

A very large and choice stock Of
Blankets aud Comfortables just re-
oeived. The prices are extremely low.
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G(lr-Eight-wire Tapestry Brussels,
UUO made and laid ut 60c yard.
7nc-Nine-wire Tapestry Brussels.
sVO made and laid 81 70c yard.
QfAc--Ten.wirs Tapestry Brussels,
OUO made and laid At 500 . yard.
e1-Best Quality Body Brussels,
sp1 made and laid at 81 . yard.
O. Cs--Best Quality Moquetfe,
%l.1C made and laid at 81 70 . gard.
These carpets will be sold with or
without borders.
We carry complete lines Of Amin.
sters, Goebelins and Royal wiltons
and offer the Same at unusually low
prices.
c0 O0-f0o Smyrna Rues, SIS feet,
G0.JV at the special price Of 1890
each.
Hassocks. SOC each.
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sArsistsc Culture Of BODY Insures Good Health
and Clear Complexion"
-prssa. Carriage and ccmplsxloa."
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-03
Trauellcrs' Guide.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford IL. IL.
January %, 1888

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS
FOR NEW VOORHEES,, $3.50, $50, -6:ic
-7.oo -7:So, -s:i0 $50. -2-s5, 1000 a. m. 1900,
is.e5 si:so i:ss .s.SO, 500. $50 400 CpArlor
car Hmifed), fsOS, $50 $50 SIS C'B.oo PArlor
car limited, ESQ, $685. $50 Cs:l5 Bridgeport
accommodation, 1910, s:i5 p. m. sUNnITs-
'I:sS $3.50 $3.50, 500 am, $780, s,"7.05, $50
Sis, s9:l0 pm.
FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER
1910 g. m. daily, 'l:io pm.
FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINGFTKLD-'1-2o.'lls H
g. a., sis05 1894 Cpsrlor umitedO, '5:52 PM
suSDArs-rI=so CnighiO, '5=52 p
FOR BOSTON NEW LONDON AND PROV
mENCE-"2sos. 's:s5 a. m, sl2;os, "2sss, $50
Cperlor IiniiedD, as-Is and -6sss p. m suS-
nLrs-"s;0S, ss::sS g. m, '6s55 pm.
FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD AID NEW
YORK AND NEW ENGLAND r. R.-'a:oS p. n.
FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND NY. an. x.
r. R--sS.S7 p. m SuNDATs-'s;55 p. m
FOR MERIDES, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD,
E-c-.i:sO night, .2.2S night Cio HAr1tOrdO, Geo,
500 -i0:I0 sIl.as g. m issOs sisU6, 'issl CpGrlor
car limited nrsi stop ia -ttOrd). C"2s15 TO Hart
ford onlyD, s.l0, 500, Cs:l5 HARTFORD, "5:5s,
$40. l0sns p. IA suNnATs-'lsso nighi, C"2;sS
night TO HArTfordO, .5.52. s.25 ChccO pm
New London Division.
FOR NEW LONDON, ETc.-"2;o3 might, '2;Ss
night 7.ss, ils0s O. m, slas05, .ss5s, $500 'SstB
lparlor car nmiies). ss:I5, S:Es, Cc:IS TO Say
hroof), s6sss, ui:sO p. m. Gullford Aocommoos
tioDO. suxDKrs-.s.0s night '2:SS night, '6s5s
.. m
Air Line Division.
FOR MIDDLETowN. wII.LIMANT1c, ETC
SOS q. m, LES. ss:s7, Clio p. m. suNnETs-.t:b
m Connecting al MiocieiOWn with Valley d.
vision and al waImA1ISc with n. Y. & n. T. and
n. J. & n. r. h al TurnerVile, with COicbest-
/ branch.
Saugatuck Division
FOR wISsTED and way stations NAG-sa
| tuck Junciion-i:ss .. su1ShAEs-s;oo a.
Northampton Division.
FOR sHELBURNE FALLS, TURSEll'S
FALLS, WILLIAMSBURG, EoLYoKK and NEW
HARTFORD and internedIAte siAiions-7.2R
fisos g. m and 900 p. m
FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG AnS
points this side, al 5;Ss3p. II
Berkshire Division.
FOR DERBY JUNCTION, as g.. n.
FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM
ASeoNIA, ete.-7soo. e:ss q. u =, i2;o0, $50. sBS
7:to, Ills p. m srSBaFs-s;lO a. m, s:So pan
FOR wATERBURY-7sOo, s;S5 L. m: Is;s
E:3o. $50, $50 r IN SUSnIFs-S:iD D. n.
FOR wrSsTED-7suo s.f :. n. 80,
s:se ?. n sUSnkHs-s:i0 a. m
ron SHELTON. BoTSEoHD. SEwTOV%
DANBURY, PTTTSFTELD, STATE LINE els
and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT. CasSCiN
MATT, sTLoUIs. CHICAGO AND THE WEST
2:t' O. m as6 ss2S r. m
FoR LTCHFTELD and points on g., l.. n
RR.-7:oo g. m, Cvih Bridgeport and Bs~le'
,iIle,) as p. m, tvis RAwleyviIle)
Express Trains focal Express.
q. II. HEmPsTRAD ID, Gen. Passenger As