The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-11
NEW HAVEN PosIoFFlcE.

| WhU usuIu bSVhWsiIwa | OFFICE HoURs-April 1 to November | 100 a. m. to 500 p. m. November 1 to April 1 Tao 2; m. to 500 p. m. Sundays, from iaoo m
 vsstlbuis open for the accommodation o the holders or lock boxes day and night.
 Arrival and Departure of Mails.
 New York-open Too, s:0o q. m., le:0o m.. loo n.. isS, so, Soo. saS a'ss. sco. tioo daily. '. cluding sundays), li0o p. m. '7
 New York Railroad way-open sso, 1900 . m., tao, zoo p. m. Close b5o. 900 a. m., 200 p.m.
 Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia and Southern statss-open 70o. 90, Hoo .. m Close b3o 900 a. m., l23o, 200. 8a0. (T:00 daily including sundays). i0o ?. m.
 Chicago and Western states-open TOO, e3f soS % S asiy. S P including % Ss' saaaays' s y % s
 Albany and Northern New York-open TOO so1si a. is &;j ssS scS @ ssS iieS % D. Gs' m. ' '
 Springfield Railroad way-open lo:ao a. m., 39op. m, Close S'o. io'n q. m., l2;is. a;ao, s;oo ,o oBSs,on-opsn 1o .o ,a % loo ,G os 800 .aO ySe aSS. asas Soo, Iicc p. m. ''
 New Hampshire and vermont-open y;oo, a. m., 800, 1i:O6 p. m.
 Springfield TOO lo:eo 6. m., 800, 4:ao, lo6op. m. Close TOO, lo:lb .. m., 12:lS, 2ao, Soo 1l10p. m.
 U HHar,mto,a1open m 7oe s:eo lSs9s, @ m., loo, E, s.Co s:5O, 500, si5. fi0o p. m., ds:Oo m. sundaysI.
 Meriden-open FOO, 1o:8o a. m., loo, 300, TOO, e3O D. m. Close TOO, l0:l6 a. m., 12:l5, 290 b.O0 li.00p. rn., Q2;00 p. m. sundaysI.
 Nev Britain-0pen zoo, 10:S0 a. m.. 300, b;ao, lo;0, HOO p. m. Close TOO, lolS Q. m., 2ao, Ii0o D.. m.
 wallingford-open lo:so .. m, 300. TOO p. m. Close b;30, 700, 1915 a. m., 2:3o, b0o p. m. D. m. Close 1:OO }ois a. M m., R:l5, Ss. iioS ?. m. Kendngton-0pen 10:30 a. m., 800 pm. Close 70Oa. m., 2:3op. m.
 Close 1oo, ic:ib .. m.. s:so, S:Oo, iloO ?. m.
 Bridgeport-Open zoo, 9.o0, 12:00 a. m., 2.80, i isS @ soS, soS. s loo Iii iioS 1e'a m. .' i' |" '' New Jondon-Open 700, loao a: m, sso, TOO, l0:o0p m. Close zoo, 10lb a. m., 2:oo, 4;So, HOO p. m.
 New London Railroad way-open lo:so 6. m., s5c, 1000 p. m. Close TOO, N:is a. m., lSo p. m. Branford, Guilford--Open 10:30 a. m., S:So, lo.O0p. m. Close TOO, l0lb Q. m., 4So, HOO pm. Norwich and Eastern Connectiout-Open iiS6 a. m., so6, 4:O, iI06 p. m. Providence and Rhode Island-Open roo, loso ;gs m sS s 7G9 }oo0P' % m. Close '"0' "0 Close 7:oo, ii:oo a. m., zoo, Il:0o p. m. New Haven and Northampton Way-Open 800, 1O:o0p. m. Close 600 a. na., 800 p. m.
 Collinsville, Plantsvihe. .Unionville, south- lngtop and New HaEtford-Open 10:30 a. m., 800 600. 1000 p. m. Close 600, 1o:15 a. m, 800, 5O0p. m.
 Nausatuck Railroad way-open 1o:so a. m., 500 p. m. Close 900 a. m., 500 p. m. S1ts5SvrSoTBss e5 p Tose 7 so ls s ss S s io i i 500, 1l00p. m.
 Birmingham-Opsn 1o:so a. m., 300, 800, 800 D. m Close 800. 300, 11:00 Q. m., 100, 500 P. m
 seymour-Open lO:ao a. m., 500 p. m. Close 600, 300 6. m., 6:00 p. m.
 Orange-open 1o3O .. m., 500 p. m. Close s:00a. m., 5:00p. m.
 Housatonic Railroad way-Open 3oo 1ooo p, m. Close 300 @. nn., 3b5 p. m. .~ Connecticut Valley Road way-Open 1o:so 2 m.. s:so, 500 p. m. Close sooa. m.' zoo llo( l p. m.
 Air Line Railroad Way-open 300, 1000 p. m Close TOO e., ,m., l2:b, 355p. m.
 Durham, Clintonyille and Northford-Open 10,30a m., 1000 p: m. Close 700 a. m. 500 p. m
 Middietown-Ope TOO, 1O:3o a. m., 300, TOO 800. 930p. m. Close FOO, 10:l5 a. m., 1915, 200 5:0O, u0Op. m.
 cDss DsnssG{S9s9 s sS }sii 7 S ss % s H se Close SSo, so6, nSo S a. IT. /, 200, 500 % p. m. ~ T =
 Colchester-open 800, 1000 p. m. Close 70' a.my 6:D R,m. a4. ., ! -l D, m. Close 5:3O a. m., l23O, 800 p. m. sa.nss SIoss @ ss se s5s a. % t5 n '
 westville-Open 9.15 a. m., loo. 9:3o p. m Close 700. n:00a m., 45op. m.
 North Branford and North Guilford- -Oper 12:0O g, n. Close RD m. .-...-- m! Gasss 5 s $ ii n !: m, % s ss t sS. s s ing % between s 7eo and S sa o'clock at the csrri ers window Sundays 1200 to loo p. m.
 The letters in the boxes at the depot will b' collected by the local agent five minutes be fore the departure of all mail trains. Money Sent without Danger of Loss.
 Money orders and registered letter window open from 500 a. m. until 7:00 p: m.
 Money orders can be obtained at this ofao' gpon any money order p9st3Ge ia the Un,se Canada, Italy, Portugal and India.
 The fees on orders in the United States are Orders for $5 or less, five cents; over E ant not exceeding .$10, eight cents; over $l0 am not exceeding SIS, ten cents; over &l5 and no exceeding 80, fifteen cents; over 80 and no exceeding $40, twenty cents; over $40 and no exceeding $50, twenty-five cents; over $So amn m not exceeding S60, thirty cents; over $6O an not exceeding $7O, thirty-five cents; over $7 and not exceeding $S0 forty cents; over v and not exceeding $100, forty-fve cents Pos tai notes will be Issued in amounts less tha i've dollars. Fee for same will be only thre cents and they must be presented for pay ment within 90 days after the same is issued the end of stamped envelopes, furnished b the postof1ce department, without additions cost, where such are ordered in lots Of not les than 800.
 No fractions of cents should be introduce in an order. =. :.
 TO facilitate the free delivery system letter should be plainly addressed to street and nun Der. FRANCIS G. BEACH. Postmaster:
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