The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-02
NEW HAVEN pos1oFFIeE.

I;eo a. m. to 500 p. m.' November to April l is9 . m. to 800 ?. m. Sundays, from iabo m vestlbuie open for the accommodation Of Inc holders Of lock boxes day and night. Arrival and Departure of Maiis. l New York-open 100. e;ao n. m.. 1900 m. 100
 ". iso soo, 800. aso 3'ss. soo. Iloo daily. I ia. q | eluding sundays,. ii0o p. m. New York Railroad way.open e;ao, ls;oo 2, p.n
 l Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Southern states-open 7:oo, e:ao ili0o q. m. Close b3o, 900 q. m, l2:3o 900. a5o, (T0o daily. including sundays), Hoo p. m.
 Chicago and Western states1opeu TOO, s;ao 500. t1;oo daily, including sundays). ii00p. m. Albany and Northern New York-open 7:oo a. m. ia56, 2;oo, s;oO, 700, ii:Oop. m. Springfield Railroad way-open io:ao q. m., 300 m. Close 6:oo. lo:ib .. rn., l2:io, 2ao 900 il.06p.m
 loeS D. m. Close Foo iois, iioS S .. ia., a is:iS, & BOO, 8:55, 800. ll0op m. iosoa. m. sbo, 4:oo, ioSo p. m. Close Foo, iC:iS .. m., boo, li,oo p. in.
 ossgringhclaaopeoo 7;oo Io:ao a. mp sSS *so, iio0p. m. Hartford-opcn 700, 0:ao. lo:aoa. m.. loo, soe, sao, Soo, sis. fi@ p. m.. dsoS m. sundays,. Mertden-open T;0o, lo:ao a. m., loo, 300. roo. eao p. m. GosS 50o, lo;ib 2. m, H:io, a'o, 6:oo, llO0p. fn., Q200 p. m. Sundays).
 loSo ilo p. m. doso i @ iSis a. a. m, % ss s iiS Gi | p. m.
 wailingford-open 1O:ao q. m., 300. TOO p. n~ Close 5:80, TOO, 10:l5 a. m., 2;30, 800 p. in. D. m. Oose TOO, iSi5 a. m., Is:l5, sb ii:oO pm.
 Kensingtop-open 1ooo a. m., 800 pm. Close TOO a. m., 2:0 D.. m.
 ,Sss Norta s H1sy7sa-3peIn 17 I 'psS so s % 800 p. m Bridgeport-Open FOO, 9:3O 1e00 a. m., 23O is36. 6 8sS, 8 5So. 9So, ii.oo p. m. ~ Ute looo p. m. Close too, i0:is a. m, 200, IS, iio6 ?. m.
 New London Railroad way-open lo:so a. m. }:30, 10:08 p. m. Close TOO, N15 a. m., 4:30 p. m. Branford, GuilrordM0gen lo:3o s 8. ,ss ms Sso Norwich and Eastern Copnecdcut-Open '6o, io:oo a, m;, as9, 7;oS S:so ?. m. Close 4o0, .190 a. m., 200, 4:30, HOO p. m.
 Providence and Rhode Island-Open TOO, '03o a: n,, 3:oO, 700. 1900 p. m. Close 700, Hoo l. m., 12:l5, 200, 1l:00 p. m. Close TOO, Il:0Oa. m., 200, HOO p. m. New Haven and Northampton Way-Open 100, 10:0op. m. Close 600 a. m., 300 p. m.
 Collinsvine, Plantsville, .Unaonville, South ngton and New Hartford-Open 10D a. m, %, 600, 1900 p. m. Close 500, l0:16 a. m., 30O s:0Op. n.
 Naugatuck Railroad way-open 1c:so a. m, 00p. m. Close 900a. m., 5s00 p. m.
 Waterbury-oRen 7oS So iSS S$S Ia1n m loo 3 ,:0O, llOOp. m. Birmingham-Open 1o:aO a. m., 300, 500, 800 3. m. Close 6:o0, 800, l00 a. m, lao, 500 P. m
 Seymour-Open fo3oa. m., 800 p. m. Close 300, 9OO a. m., 5OO p. m.
 Orange-Open 10:30 a. m., 800 D. m. Close 900 a. m., 5:00p.
 Housatonc Railroad way-Open 300, 1000 p. n. Close 900a m., 3:55 p. m. Connecticut Valley Road Way-Open 10:3o a. m.,, 230, 600 p. n. Close 60Oa. m., 200, 11:0o ,. m.
 Air Line Railroad Way-Open 800, 1000 p. m Close TOO a. m., I:l5, 3:56 p. m. Durham, Gintonville aud Northford-Open l0:SO a. m., 10:00p. 1n. Close 7:00a. m. 5O0p. m N dM1iddletown-0pen 7;Qo. loD a. n, Seo, 9.oo' 300, ll0Op. m. e. f,h cDss Ds15ssssYsoSYs 5sY Yso ss see , gs g % % S eR& s Milford-Open 8:s0, 1290 a. rn, 3:aO, 1900 p. m. Close 5:3o. s:Oo, HOO a. m., 200, 800 p. m.,
 Colchester-Open 300. 1o:oQp. m. Close 700 8. m., 5:00 p. m.
 West Havenonoopen s;ss sso g.: P, loo, 4:so. 7:ao
 Branch Of4ce-Open 915. 1900 a. m., 5:00, 9:30 p. m. Close %, sf5, l1:Ooa. m., 4:5Op:m
 westville-Open 9:15 a. n., loo, s3o p. m. Close 700. n:00a m., 4:50p m.
 North Branford and North duilford-Open l2:00 a. m. Close 123O p. m. ...'. ?. m: Close 5:s6, soo. ii:oo 10 a. m m, Rso, s:oc, s55, 7:O, ll:OO p. m. t's
 Carriers letters can be obtained in the even- ing between 700 and 80 o'clock at the carri- ers' window Sundays l20O to 100 p. m.
 Theletters in the boxes at the depot will be collected by the local agent i've minutes be- fore the departure of all mail trains
 Money Sent Without Danger of Loss.
 Money orders and registered letter windows open from 800 a. ID. until TOO pm.
 Money orders can be obtained at this office upon any money order postoRice 1n the United state Street and faais
 The fees on orders in the United States are: Orders for 5 or less, five cents; over $5 and not exceeding $10, eight cents; over $1O and e9eee@s @ and exeeedins & twenty cents; % over @ s5o and not exceeding $@, thirty gents; oyer geo and nd and not exceeding $e0, forty cents; over $sf and not exceeding S1o0, forty-five cents.
 Request to return" will be printed across the postoffice department, without additional cost, where such are ordered in lots of not less than 500.
 No fractions of cents should be introduced in an order. .
 To facilitate the free delivery system letters should be plainly addressed to street and num- Der. FRANCIS G. BEACH. Postmaster.