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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25

Judge s.. q. Prentice If Hartford viii
gt7e hearing to-day to tbs attorneys who
represent the claimants against the iugol-
vent frm Of Eunnsl Il Scranton. 4 form
of Judgment has been drawn NJ aud Will
be submistsd to Judge Preutic. for nj. cen
Grmatiou.
The cass Of Ge!.pn w. Pond II Eat Ha
ven, sgainst the owUsr of tfs: tcapoAer
Hattie Thomas. tsma up tbs Cnitet States
dihttict cont Saturday bst went over for
thies wseka by agrsemont If Counsel. Al
toTnsya q. X. Bush ard II. q. &c wton, ap
psaf tor tbs d.fenss and Attorney Il. NJ.
Markham for the plaintiff.
Tbs following cases have been assiZAe 4
tor trial Ia the supsrior court:
Tuefday, Sept. 2G Yale Gas Stove Co. ,
w Jedsdihh Wilcox, Jedediah Wilcox w.
John B. Foley.
Wednesday Sept. 27.-3ilyerter Il. D4y-
Ia VS.. New Haven aud Wsst Haven HDTha
Railroad cpmpany; Nichols w. eAm1.
Friday, Sept. 20 -Tuttl3, 81 al VII. Nc
Sally ct ala.
In this common pleas cotiFt TIE fpllo ~ing
asEignusnt Of CAGES have bssn made,
Tncsday, Sept. 20 -Fowning VI Ferris.
Wednesday, Sept. 2.-Aanlsy. w. Dor
ough Of Anacnia
Thursday, Oct. 5. -Molony va Walters
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SOON 10 RE DEDICATED.

The New zsome Of the New Haven
Colony Efi.toricaI society on Thurs
day of This Week.
Tho dedication of the uew building Of
the New Haven Colony Historical saclety
erected as a memorial to James K and
Caroline A. Engish. at IA Grove street,
will take place On Thursday nexs at 8
O'Clock p. N. The Committee on arrange
ments are: Simeon K. Baldwin, pretident;
Thomas r. Trowbridge, secretary; j. b.
Sargent, Lynde Harrison, Henry f.
English, George Il. Adams, T. Attwater
Barnes. The completion Of this new and
beautiful building marks an era In the
history Of the Historical society. 1t will
no longer be cramped up Ia email room
In the Insurance building, hut will have
for ita home ono of t,s finest buildinys
devoted to historical purposes IN thf
country. Its dedication has been deferred
from tho 22d Of last June, which was tbs
date frat ret, until now In order that the
hniahings of tho building and all arrange.
ments could be completed moro in detail.
The dedication exercises will bs brief
but interesting. The program is moi
quite prepared yet.
The building ON that evening will be
thrown open to the public and will be tx
amined with great deal of interest
Everything is now said to be complete, al
the relics and antiquities of old New Ha
ven having been removed to their new
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Trains arrive In
New Haven.
New York Division.

Prom New York aEd Way stnIIOn,.
Frou New York not stopping un;i AZ
rival Al New Haven, l0s45, lISo,
s Il. -, $40 2. L. SIS =. L
From New Yo.k and B-idapoTt only,
$50 40 .. Il T!A HARLEM rlver, IS,
ESQ p. Il Sunday ully 40 P n
From New YORK, Stamford snd Bridge
port lilo a. IA
From New YORK. g. Nc.zAlt and
Bridgeport only ls55' and Ss15' a. Il.
Frcu New York. Stamford, 50. Sur~k-k
and B-!asePort. LOO. zoo P. n,
E.s Harlem RlytT, Stamford. 50. NorgkIk
AID BF.Gss-sE;. asa llCsJ5 tru-z New
Rochel'e s.cJ : 90 and lls55 a. r
FTon New HoEk, FoTtehesssr, Grsea-
-.ch, Sia-:c-3 E13 way Eist!onH SIS +.
L .ac!z3lrg Riverside SO ard 40 p. n.
From SrE Hs-k aid AL stations, ss5, ."
9.55 IL, 1880, SOC, As, $50 and "a. 20
?. II SIS aud -U29 e =: Sunday
FgoD Stsatuf6, Sogth ScTw&lk sEd Efy
stations, s.&1 = Il
From Brldsepo@r az3 <ay sts;soIs 6ss5
AZ
Frun $szsatrck junction ard way s.s-
toos, $50 ? =
From New YUrF, PogiShssier, Green
vsch SianieE2, Son;a NoTEAlk, Bridge
port and Milford. : Is p n
From New \ DIX and al way siAiiolrs tx-
oep:ing, Greens Farms, NB1gA;auk JUNO
lion, Wcoa2oat an Wsst Haven, 1885 -
n
From New York, SiaaIo.3 AID way
stations. Szrdsy only, $50 ?. L.
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saiszlss x Sg7 ,sss A9 s. ~ 4as

TIE 4as LfEs rxasroaa saa Northampton
rsSatosd tsszssssr aocks s-s esosad for dt7.-
bends payable CssSbez z, Tzas Air Lie
railroad viii pay pr asns- TIE Eorsa-
aaarsioa railroad Eaads las l3st ssaf r&aszai
dividend Of oas per esns ia Apr5l. Fog
It's ssxt three years TO April 9, 1856, IL viii
pay II PSF osnt SCI. -sanaslly, sad there
after, nader We serras Of TIE issss, g pr
esas- for piass3 yssEs. oaly asavn. psr
cent. of sas original "a, 500 saarss are now
outstanding, tie greater part having bssa
converted Into the ssoex Of tie New York,
Kew Haven AID Hartford rssiroad-
On Saturday Of ss.s wsex She tKsasts.
books Of tie Bsli Tsasphoze eaoss for div
tasad Of 3 peg cent, payable October is.
Oh sss ssIas date the Bossoa I'D Alosay
railroad will pay tas usa&l g ss-ss.!y din
dsad Of z Pr osat., s2d tie p8oYifsaoe
AID Woosssr railroad u PSF oers.
The Lzss !astslln2sn. Ct % per cent. Oh
the Chsesgo, Burlington sad Qqiney pr
cent. bonds win be gayx5ls September 50.
TIE Subscriptions were msds February Il
Of ta!s yesr.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
North Haven.

Sept. "a AT a special meeting Of ths
Firat Eccleeiastical eocisty, held az the
lsc:ute ro3Ln on Thursday evening, it was
voted unauirucusly TO concur with the
church in extending call 70 the Rev.
william q. Lathrop OF Monroe 70 become
pastor AID teacher Of the church. The
Litter va. cent on ita way thi. morning
The Horth Haven Congregational church
wag organizzd In November, 17lS, but the
Frat Ecclesiastical g,ciety was incoIp9ra:-
ed two ysEra b fore The 18Th sruivsr
sary oi the church Organization occufa In
November, 1893 Who will start In the
celebration of tbs days
Tho condition Of Mrs. Childs Ia reported
Little Laors favorable.
Not qui.e all the town people went 20
Maiden to tho fair On Thursdsy, but a
large proportion went early aud stay ed
late. They report tito exhibit exceedingly
choice
The Nav Haven equity Pomona grabge
Ia arranging for b Chri=antbemum sho1.
There was 81 unusually largo uuubzr
present AZ the Ladies' Benevolent society
On ThuridAy.
w. s StiIea' new hnuse goes right along.
Jogepa Bsrbar is now painting the OUTSIDE
Mr.. Bal Der is ia tina employ Of w. Mana
field and IL fine workman.
Mr.. Be3a Andrews and her Bon, Thoma;
K. Andrew, of Priuceville, ILL.,, are visit
Ing relatives in town. MrH. Andrews va:
Miga Eeda Eaton, half sister Of Mrs
Rafus Thorpe ard Mrs. T. Linalsy.
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TraGcIIrrs 8uidr.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford L. Il.
I'm. IL kar

TEAMS Lave SEE EAyES As FC-g~E
FJZ SET E1E-sG az ss=z. ~.
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Al 'l-sa, 81 CpA---r a. 80 az &c.
- "z-E, - CTS F&-slr ~ Z=z~s8- E=E5,
- $50 3 E<GEsSa-- kzez=-gz&=agzt
80 49, ? = s-S-4rE-s4-. a X sgzss. s7ss
q - 80 ~ - - 80
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st--s 49, 49, = S5-Au-.=sr - A.
49, , =
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s=1Ar-E.zc riE=- 49,, So CAas-} -
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e. '-22=7. -, 49, - = g54-iS- g. 4--=-as
ts.lt, - 60 - = csc , x 5-Zs-- -
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So - 't7t-.E-. = s---a---s 80
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/ ris-a= 49, - y ~ 80 = II f.
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FOR SISs-E1 as rsy s-El--s - S.---
tz1E -Gsc-Ss--S ? = sVEzE-s-s=a. =. ---
Southampton Division.
FcE szELs-zSE FALS, TlESEE
FALLS vi I'LL. ,.sZ-zs, sCLZuEE 49, sE%
E.Z-FCZD a. f-:=s=I@..e s-4a-=.--
| I-sSs \ = 49, : 4
FCR Soz-EAEECS- EEII-.Asss-5s.s =
po.n-s rs sL=e, = s=gpz
Berkshire DiyIKIoc.
FoR DD5T JUNCTION. s< z =
FOB DERsY JUNCTION, EIzN-.szAs
ASsC:sIs- oce--soc, go g. -, *, * : IS
80, -, -. , Il srS-aEs..s- =, -
-
. FOL E.-Z2lCEy-s=E, 80 - - "a =
Il, SO, -;ss Z. 4 SS74EE-S.,e = =
FOB NI.ss-ED Tx. So o. = az =
. ::+s = = s<SrsEs-s.:s = Il
Eo8 sEE--CS, Eo-SFOE0, EszvT-zsg1s-s
DASBCEf, FETTsFIELD, STATE LINZ g.
al A-5ASE, BUFFALO, DETssCTZ, CISCsS
, NAT - LOUIS, CslCs5y AND TEE VsEss--
S:s2 l. = - So =. II
FOB LINzFIELls AIS r-.-Gs - g. :
kE--t Fsz EEweeyvZ--g F-ss { 80 -
'Ezrrgss ---l-s- -Isoczl E-,-sss
c. = TPNs ~ ., 5-z- Tszssrsrr -
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"DaIly
Hartford Division.
From Boston, springfield and Way
SEaEiour.

From Bof:oD, wolcester, Spr.assrld,
Hartford and &eTiee1, s2Ot . L, 2.2s.
S.Oi' p. IL
From Springfield ard way siA,ions eE
cePttpg Pecowsie, 7.55 a. IN, including
Pec0Eeic. $50 a. II, 60 p. n
FrcIz Spring fsld, Hartford aid Meriden,
ESQ q. u.
From Boston, Worcester, Springfield ard
way stations lis50 g. N, 2:I5, $50 p. n
From Boston, Worcester SpriBgsel6,
Hartford, Berlin, Mersden. l:27 ,. n.
From Boston, Worcester, Spr!1ghsld.
and Hartford, 3.J5 p Il
From Hartford Bsrlin sai Ne1ideE, a %
p. n
Froa Worcester. Springfield and way
stations, sos, 1879 p. II.
White nUuutsin express frsu Spring
fed End Hartford. Sis p. IL
From Boston, Worcester, Springfield
Thomps0nyiile, Windsor Locke, wtIIdror,
Hartford and Way stations, excepting
YAlessille. QuinnIpisc, ii SIS p. N.
From New Britain 7;55. eco, II 80 8 m.
is27, 2:l5, 4.25, sos, Gao, SIS. 1880 and
ll:55 p. L.
From Springfield and way sfsiioi,s, sx
cepting Pecows!c, Lopgmes5ow, EDsel8
Bridge. ThCnpsoaville, Warehouse Point,
HAyiens, Wilson's, and Quinnipisc, $50 $
m Sundays only.
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sDEly.
New London Division.

From Boston, Providence, wts,srly.
New London, SaybrOok Junction. AIS .
From Boston, Providence, Westerly,
New London, 9sz5E a. N.
Boston, Providence. Westerly, StuniBg-
ton. New London, los p. m.
Boston, Providence. Westerly, Stoning-
ton, New London, Ssybrook Junction.
5.25 Pm
Bcs:on, Providence, Westerly. Stonins-
ton, New LOndoE. Mantle, SaybroUk JuBc-
ton, 2:25 p. n.
From Bostnn snd way stations, 1875 a.
t.
From Boston, Providence and Neg Lo9.-
don, l.25, 5s55, 9.G5, ll;S7F p. n.
From New LoBdcn ard way tiA;ious,
7:50, 9.2s, O. m, sos, (7s5S' p. II frgm
StOningtoD.D
From Guiltord and way stations, 6s49 a.
n.
From Ssyb junction and way STA
iionP, $50 p. N
Mondays only from sSouingbOu. New
London, Mantle, SAybrook junction, 500
an.
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t.4sLAE It EGoB Il.
CITY Court - Criminal side - } I'D re
Gable.

city Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Cable.
John 4 Who!maksr, smD+zz!sLneut,
IL October a. Morris Kolonski, saaa%,
npii>d On paJmsn. If u IS eflsts; Lyu'-
Ph'z, SANE, SANE: L9uis FashsD, SAMUEL
J. Autonio, Josspn Donovan, J9s~yA Storm,
Michael Mssshaws, JDan French aid WI
liam Ryan, vsgfancy, npiisd; CnsrIss Pr
~, breach of the p-acs against Tho.na*
Heaisy, $40 ias. &c "a ct,st>; John Ca.=in.
bsgziuZ, u SepteLussr Is; John O'Bss.n
and & ,b.ft Doian, v@<EAncy, j1dyusnt
suspsndeti; John AcLLuzhltn and ChAflHH
Murray, theft, nniled; Martin Corklin,
breach Of peaee, so fine, u 81 costs:
Charles Money breach Ut p=ac. agsiust
Abbis Mooney, nollss;; kssns, non airport
| If wife, sams; John y Efisu, Reform echeol
complaiut, 10 ScYsmbsr !; John Foley,
FANS, Fans.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25
WALLASGEOEfD.

SeIectmen Make Voters-Totyn Ne-
ports Can Now be prOcured-DemO -
Gratis TO Caucus on Wednesday-Hsv.
Otis J Range Of GuIlford to Lecture
ON Ihursdny-Dled Yesterday.
Tho selectmen wers in session Saturday
TO mako voters and out Of total Of twenty
nine who made applications Ito be made"
only fifteen presented themselves. There
was one lady among tho number.
Tho case Of Yale W. Redmond occupied
the attention of Justice II w. Andrews all
of Saturday. The decision WAS reserved
until next week Monday. Judge Sheldon
of New Haven appeared as counsel for
Yale and Judge Hubbard for Redmond.
The town reportn can now be procured
ut ths eelcctmena' room.
Row. OTIS J. Range of Guilford will de
liver temperance lecture here Thursday
evening under tho auspioes Of the w. O.
7. u.
The Rosemary hall will open next week
Monday, October g.
Almon Doolittle'a General IL entered in
tbs three minute class at the fair next
week.
Miss Carrie McdauHhey starts to morrow
for Philadelphia to enter Miss Bald win b
preparatory school.
A spsoimi communication of Compass
lodge. y. and A. NJ, Is to be held this
evening to work the third degree.
The Bijou Opera company that was
booked for the opera house Thursday even
ing has collapsed In Now York state.
The democrats meet In caucus Wedo"s.
day ev ming.
Judge Hubbard will 90 to Philadelphia
with his daughter George to morrow.
Miss George Ia to enter tho West Walnut
street seminary.
Mrs. Ed ward Whitworth. who has been
tho guest Of hor mother, Mrs. Friend NIL
Ter of Main street, will return to day to
her home in South NorwAlk.
"The Colonel and l" 10 booked for the
opera house Friday evening.
James Clyne, the sixteen year-old son Of
John Clyne, died yesterday morning ut 10
O'Clock Of typhoid malarial fever after q
short illness.
Patrick Collins, an inmate Of tho town
farm, who disappeared about week ego,
was found in the barn yesterday morning.
He said he had been away visiting and had
| Travelled al far as New Jersey and had also
visited Waterbury. He had apparently
travelled some distance, as his shoes were
all worn out.
Chicken thieves visited the hennery Of
Thomss Wrinn on Colony street yesterday
morning and ntols twenty-five of his best
fowls. He lost two on the previous night.
A pension has been granted to Samuel
Spencer, an old soldier.
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Tested and proved by over thirty years
uss in all parts of the world, Allcock'a Por-
Gus PlsHters have the Endorsement of the
higdest medical and chemical su.horitiea
and milltoua of grateful patients who have
bsen cured Of dlatresging ailments volun-
tarily testify to their inertia.
Al!cock's Porous Plastera ere purely veg
etabie. They are mild but effective, sure
and quick In their action, and absolutely
harmlesa.
ceived by Interpretations. Ask for
Allccck's, ard let no solicitation or expla
nation Induce You to accept q eubstitute
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FOR Y0EsG WON EN-.
InstYactfon In Physical EnIturs

InstYaetfon In Physical Culture,
Etc.
Yong wouasa WHO are planning Tor ss.s-
improvement during tbs coming sssson
vii God frat elsss icstr1esiou Ia phyateai
c1!:u,s, sEabrGaasry, fancy wosk and AIN
ssaisg, the uss O: passs.as Ia drssxmak!u2,
b5okksepiny, the ef5mmoa Ea2llsh branch
es, AID othsf st1disa for which there IL d
saMc.ent demand, At tie Young Woman a
Curikt.an association.
ClSsnes are Tow beiuz formed 10 c9a
nsncs the 1ss Of O;tot,sr. Immediate sp
pIicssion shonid hs made AZ 5gs ChApeI
~
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Etmanctal.
The Market Opened Dull and Even
the Sank Statement Which Was
UnusuaIIy Dull Was nabIe to vi ak G
ne n ri


New YoHK, Sept. 23-This morning the
stock market opened dull and remained in that
condition to tho close. The unusually good bank
statement fell fat, and was unable to galvanize
It into activity. There slight drIbble of
long stock. but on tho whole trading was feature
less-a fitting close to the week. Erie was heavy,
In sympathy with lower London quotations
Soon after the opening there was a slight rally,
followed by period OF renewed stagnation. Ma,
tional Lead made a slight recovery. but the re-
mainder of the list was without features, and
tho closing was llstless, with average prices rul-
ing some what under the best. The fact that the
total sales were less than 100, 900 Is q sufficient
commentary on the days business. The weekly
bank statement was unusually good, but as
stated, had almost no influence on the market.
The Increase Of 80, 67s 400 in deposits was most
encouraging feature, as was tho increase Of ST.
COS $50 In reserve. The fact that with this in
crease Ia available funds the loans decreased
$685. zoo proves that the banks are putting out
few loans, and not inclined, in the prevailing
distrust, to extend their operations.
Following arc the closing pr1cea, reported by
PRINCE 4 WaIrKLY. bankers and brokers, DC
Broadway, N. Y, and IS Center street, Now Ha-
ven, Conn:
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Rxcursions TO the worlds Fair.

RIcursions to the Worlds Fair.
Msssrs. Peck & Bishop, ticket agents,
Chapel street, have the circulars for dis
tribution of Peck's worlds fair tours,
which give particulars of the Lackawanna
route via Buffalo and Niagara Falls, fifty
miles shorter than any other. Tho road IL
splendidly equipped and called the finest
ont Of New York city.
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OF LOCAL IMTEHEsT.

Ffmsmsaag Notes.-The CLEARING Howas
-The M2sIrSad1-Ths He'll ysIe-
phone.
Tas New EsTsa clearing house reports
the saascfags AID balances 70. sas aeso-aS
week 4. gepsssaasss - showing only 8 email
decreases snosa ssas corresponding wssk Of
1852, BY dsys sas reports a.sz
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The Feast of m 0 n d amin.

Tho feast of Mondamin, or Indian corn
festival. will be held at the First Baptist
church, Wooster square, on Thursday even
ing of this week. The entertainment will
DO given for the benefit Of the Boys Brig
ado of tho church. Supper will be served
from $50 to 8 o'clock. The following pro-
gram will DO rendered.:
Plano solo.
Reading Blessing the Corn Field. .... Miss Bird
Hong-When the Corn Is Waving, Annie Dear.
...,.,....,..,,..... Miss Raymond
Either solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss Julia Moore
Recitation Coiumbia's Emblem. ...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Clara James
Intermission.
Piano solo.
Medley, ,,,.,,.,..,,.,......... Six young ladies'
Song THE Cows are In tho Corn Miss Raymond
Exhibition drili, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Dy the brigade
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day morning by Officer O'Connor while
stealing newspapers from the doorstep of
1877 Orange street. He was taken to police
head quarters whore he was locked up.
TT WILL BE HELD I'm OCTOBER.
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF tho Consolidated Esa1lrond Conn
pnny.
The call for the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the corporation which is to
bs held In this city, October 10, will be
issued by the directors of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad this
week. At this meeting the annual report
Of the directors 10 to be received and acted
upon and d board Of directors will be
elected for another year. 1t is expo {. ted
that the prssent board of directors will be
reelected and that several additional mem
boris will DO selected. az provided by the
recent amendment of the compauy's char
ter. This amendment provides that tho
present board of thirteen directors may be
increased to twenty-o one If tho company
deems 1t necessary.
According to the company's charter the
majority Of the stockholders must at all
tidApo W bekeStCo iAoiA4 SouuCCtlCuL,
the Old Colony will of course be given due
representation.
The vacancy caused by the resignation of
Lucius Tuttle, who is to become president
of the Boston and Maine road, may ba
filled at the next directors meeting, or the
board may deem it best to allow the stock
holders to make the selection in view of
the fact that the stookholders' meeting IL
so near at hand. Should the board elect a
member he would have to be re elected by
the stockholders.
1t has not yet been decided whether she
vacancy In the frat vice presidency will be
allied by the directors at their next meet
log.
President CLARK Of the Consolidated has
been elected director Of the Providence
and Stonington Steamship company. This
company, which 10 absorbed by the CON
solidated, had for receipts the past year
81 ,2le, 1876 SO, and the total expenses were
81 ,O39. 052.28. The net earnings were
$170 ,074 60 less three dividends Of $780,
600. Tho steamer Cape Charles, one Of the
Consolidated road transfer steamers Is still
laid up at Canal dock, this city.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25

"Pcnny wise and Pound
foolish" arc those who think
it economy to use cheap rosin
and soda soaps, or washing
powders of any kind, instead of
the good old Dobbins' Elec-
trio Soap for sale by all gro
GERS since 1869, and used dur
ing all that time by millions
of intelligent economical wo-
men who KNOW its merits and
therefore use it. All who use
it praise it as the best, cheap
est, and most economical soap
made, but if you will try it,
even just once, it will tell a
much stronger tale of its mer-
its ITSELF. Ask your grocer
for Dobbins' Electric Soap,
take nothing else.
UNSCRUPU- mon mako c, cheap "a
VI tHo
I0Oo best articlss !;
other unsorupu-
lous men sesk to palm them of on their
customers as tho genuine, for tho sake of
the additional profit made by tho deceit.
There are lots of limitations of Dobbins
Electric Soap. Every ono of them will
ruin and rot clothes. See that our namo
Ii on every wrapper
DOBB/WS SOAP MFG. co.
Successors to /. l.. Cra9in Il Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25
'Dslly


From Northampton End way stations,
9s22 a. Il
From Shslburne Falls and way stations,
LIS, AL, sos p. n
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25
Jfledieal.
TIE ElHGITY PBVLTE;uISpEEslEY


Old Reliable Expert Specialists.
: YeArE' Erp=r5scc-.
LNOR The treatment o; Ell Affections Q: TZ-oz:
I and Lunz- Ca-Arra- AEthlA, ciseES@s g
th= Nervous System all Bod SD SEl- Acc
tio1s and. al private dtseAses q De1 AZ =rcze--
YOUNG MEN
Suffering Se-Tozs Debility, WeAE-eEs- D.
Epoc5e1cy. Aversion 10 Soc1=tE. E211~y Trouble
or any disease @ the E-zit1-z-lzE-y organs al
1c1 SAFE Gad speedy care
MIDDLE AGED AND OLD MN
Suffering from excssses. uElEG-y .rC -n4es. tAil-
ing power, re-Fo1s eLhAEsti5s. e:c. g k.55e.sa
with sores pi1ples. ulcers o. any fora c. 81
phi tic or blood poison, viii D. cured y To shy
WITHOUT MERCURY
CoSSCLTATICS FREE
Il Cur eIo-s % secure SUITABLE rom Ez lave r.
moved %
The Boardman Building,
cor. Chapel & state SITS, Room 10.
Once Hours: Z II 70 - Il. to Pr. even
inEs - ?. SundAys- 2 70 = an
Patients ~ & 9ks-szce NAY Erite-e@>cTib51s
symptsms-and have ustlcines Eith ful dirsc-
ions sent them 1yli
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25

From Pitts6eld and way Eta;sOps, lI,gO
q. N islS, sos p. N.
From Derby Junction. 7:I0, ssal, llsJs
q. m, 2s42, 7:l0, p. N.
53S2, p. N. 7:45 q. n. Sundsys.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25

Mrs. WIssLOw'g HOOTHfsG SYRUP has been uGed
for children testhing 1t goothes the child softAr
tho gums, allays NIL pain, cures wind collie and Ia
tho best remedy for Diarrh0a; Is eents n bottle.
Sold by all druggIsts throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-25
Naugatuck Division.

From Winsted and way stations Wis Nsu-
gstnek Junction, ssa5, 9s55A a. m, ass, 7s4O
p m
Via Derby Junction, 9s4l, 1859 q. H.,
AS, 7:I0 p. N
Sundays 5s32 p. n
From WaisTbHry and way stations Via
Dsrhy Junction, 7:I0 "a. es42 y. M.
Wis NEugAtuck Junction, 500, B.lOp.u.