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Mrs Curtiss and Miss Grace aAtWpod, Of,
Woo burry visited their Sister, Mrs N; l..
Bfoss. last week Mrs Ctftiss fs 'biiild-'
ing a"heuse onhMyrtle street Westsiae'
HILL Waterbury, s,ssd Jfew ~ .iasss u..-s
Mr. Nef was in town, last week, obtain
Ing Material for q biogTaphical history
Eof q irthfie1d county to be publfshed' By
theeBiographieahH History Goa tof .BostdR:
s se e 81 fASt tie droeker Fssrtflizssfa {
Chef1itaf Co., OF Bdffalu,N. Y. -Tt1rs /. z
Harry, Griswold hms 'bnilt new barn
this fall. atma,a a.au sie,v hioca9 - !
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DlEA,TH 81 MRS HENRIETTA WEIGH. .

The, Ibodysof Mrs Henrietta, Welch was
brought. to. this place. from. bridgeport
son. Sunday last, Tor. burial in. the EpiscQ-
pal.cemetery.taMrs, W elch,, was, "a years
lof.ages.and, WAS. q, sister, Of j.. f.. Gibbs.
She had been resident 0fi.Kent. until
about year ago when her failing health
making it,necessxyHa for ,heT, to have, coDr
slant care. she removed to Bridgeport to
-livB wftn kef SON. s5siifsi'9a aa,isii at
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79e are Rmongathe manyelike astounding
Inducements. which prevail. at BENEFITS
closing out sale, 367 Main street.. 70 go.
a. lfN9 : Z 81 /
SHEER MAN.

/ A POVERTY SOCIAL.
The poverty social given at the yesid-
ence Of Daniel B. Mallory On Tk1fsd8y
evening, was largely attended by many
from adjoining rtewns as we'll aslby many
of our own townspeople. The prizes
Benjamin Sellick. ., Among others~orthy
OF mention outside Of those who bore, off
sl Ri XeI x sas
Mills Huheetfofd" whose singing Of
s..Uncle.Joep wsshigsly appreciated. eE =
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OAkx Ox1&-
s.ir FTea n snt eh"e-ev szsef 9 ~
h.snDwW AngB RHRseatAIeA HsAzRssa.s
81 M Caroa6nesBreusoasis-wttb hessaasr
ter. MIA NeEsitt Russell ct, R8adlexKIlles
Middlebury, who Is In poor healfh;
Miss Bessie Cable visited with frfehdl
ins9syncurs Aast Waeats sssi shfesa ~
|GaJoAn- Ne<ule 90 New xesk.was.s
guest G. HI RptleEspgeR &ppday.t .rs
Elmer Il iggs and wife, who for yeaI
I@mN5slIAyd 6een tiiv1h& iAc Cn!1lee.b An
| lords house ON Chestnut H0ee y sepeval
| to Waterbury, whore be- has secured I
Ipoiitionsa be(0Gtl6t6f 6ue III ;Beiledlde 4
lRaxuham.G esep re;ss f..,Es -.yt hrssss -
| q. W. Cable eeeenpaplpd.tt ID. eistep
| Hrs n. a. D0o1ittlo, % 61enmoro Lake
zhsss &c ns, sas 's ass ss ~
s ssssa. 3Ill aaaE e gs MS NIX f. :
1ays tses = 4sao tsSls sosn(I 8 s5A
Lat Weok ny Well 81 oos1
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Bridgeport Steamboat
COMPANY.

.',.srs4aEalSUTMEG STATE.
Leaves Bridgeport every night (except
Sunday oelot katrgm iootsof south ayenn
day. u ., m,, from Pier 80 East RIVER, 90,
STEAMER RosEDALE.
.keaves, Bridgoport att 80 %. m. Returning
ismy ~. Now srk Pier 3e,s East River, loot OF
Catherine street, Mt p. M, foot OF East 3lst
street, East River. at Bis p. M YW
sHls"'~q's' f''5@ ND'p'S- A"'' III So
FARE sst~vw SO b0cents
EXCURSION TlGkEE 5,, 20 cents
Good Until UsedJ R
Boat connects Win the berkshire division
train leaving Bridgen9rtah e,sS ON saturday
evAtthgS billy = -
.'Wastsrn and Southern Freight taken from
bridgeport nj New, York.rates, and bills lad-
NY wv, WEDGE. i"ta1n +. II. CoNSELLY,
80. A "a. ,s..'t il-4--S ~ "a Supt.
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''' '''.'' Bril- BilRsifDG G.EiiPs0QIRi T;''rs" !.

aR6xR W0hEOTT--ST NUPTIAdssi
sD4sW ednesIiay evenings N esembers 81
lat the home Of the, bride. on Il afaEettf
street, occurred the marriage OF miss
i izzie;., Sterling rtn. Albert Olcott Of
Ispriagfield,., Mass. Rev. Nh Gone. Pf
Christ church Qfficiated, using two rings.
lTfSg grS66mni. is u clerk III Mei&s &, CO..
lciotffng store I'm Spring ields where she
has besnampaoyed. during the pastyear.
The bride was attired in white lansdowne
ltritnmesli wfthnuhfffon. 4 She wore astulie
lvsil..wbleh, was .wpEns b p relative OF
the family when bride several years
ago. The parlor where the ceremony
wasiper fermad mas ,tastefnllV decorated
with lqpediately aftfET con.
\ CALCULATIONS Mr. and Mrs Wolcott depart
ca, xm6id & Shower Of ride, sd I'D expfess
tfaih tor Springfield" where = very
pretty dlatawaited their ioccupa -. I.
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Haxtfera TO- attend. tie efaseNi ioa.;his
hIotbar,s last Monday, The sRaFmnn
which Rev Mr. Barrows delivereda ieeSSS
Sabbath, was = very Interesting one
A few deiegstes went from Sputbbpry,
ISSk NWseks Is New Haven t. attend the
convention h0f CnfistiAn workers land
found IL aqite "A iqtsFessipg occasion.
Among this number Were Mr. and Mrs
Pnrtstsu atN ~ arisrafsd ssoras hr .
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,WOoDVILLE,

.scHURCH, AND Personal .afENrIcN. a
Its worthy OF mention the good work
going ON in this small place. There has,
been a. Union chapel fitted up which@M1ll
be used through the coming winter fog
Cos pef prea ching. The Alliance Will hold
praise meetings at this chapel every
Thursday evening, Brother Iamiesoq
lpreached' his first serrhsn i'm the new
chapel, Sunday last, to large congrega-
stion, some coming from New Preston,
and union Sunday school has been or.
Iganized with over 10 scholars and all feel
that the hand afGOd has lifted them on
a firmef foundation and nobler work
will be carried on in the name Of Jesus
and feel that unity and love will bind
this little bard by Gods help with cord
that can never be covered. As a people
| in Christ Jesus we invite all who Wish to
Join us+
Charles Couch, the drover, wavth through
here, last week on cattle business.
a sociable for the New Preston Hill
society was held as the home 0f George
Couch, last Wednesda 81 evening About
so were present and III bad pleasant
time. S$#S&
| our prayer meeting was held al Seth
Couch's Thursday evening ef last week.
Seth Couch ia~away IN Winsted on jury
duty. this WeSks.p o~.sa s.s.g a4,ssu
miss Mertie Tompkins OF New Preston
has been visiting friends in this place.
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n FFFf TT 2 y =
IN MASONIC. CIRCLES

,r,,g IF PgJfSsisfi VI ~ aasit -
Eureka lodge, No. 50, worked the,
lthisdddegree ION, Fuesdaysenight. The
visiting. Jhrethrenr I. r. Landon of ST
Tx. B. TeTfi1i and A. p. Smith 81 Hiram
llodge,,eNo. 49, were tiahifdous' in DE-
claring that they had never; seen the
wS0;ffkp asSGdirIpaassei.H FoI1oWsinE the sexem-
uiftfcatfon al lunch ewas served which
was. followed .by.sociabilfsy and inform
"a speech. making, in which the working
team Of 4 Eureka sA ,l9dge came in for high
radl i, ,sptsr, art---of as.ndtstr ss"et
Why do people come from all aronnd
to buy Lockwood's 80 shoes? Because
they,afe che sbests eew yedRas' :,
eIsDokweod's, S2 ladies' shoes take the
cakes .,TEY,a pair. seh 81, a,ti.rh aao,
.EaE Isl 80. you, can buy at Lpckwop a
atias don 4 kia Yale s,! q pointed toe
sESckwood has Winter 'Kddssett efSr
1915 which are iire.s hned' with 'feather
thE Ess 81 ss They ere are fair'y ops of
Raw Il, r. .-----s -,..s---+-~-,- aids 10 stra,
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LEVI Squites has 'disp6sed-uf hfsfatUx-s
en- to Mallett Of Bffdgewater.s t''e -r-m {
I .H.H. Warner, lop fpnp III ar road gent I
isf having the rough places and apoois
slnices Repaired sih<a satisfactory hafd'
sciefItific manner -d h4'"r siasi'na
| tAti the .adction sale Of the stock and
farming implements OF the ESTATE of the
late Eeander Blaken1afr on Saturday, the
oh ,salT was sold but price ruled Tow, BIZ 4
fully upto Expectations. go : ! : - !
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i fairfield i county Dun y.
atutsai foeisnicraIHT sniteere
.eus . e,.;.a ,BETHEL~ess,.,

..eus ass.;.a gRETHEL~e,sia..s.,9 ..ss 10
| ..-;-T-- :;
l "' THE LATEST TIPS IN HATS.
yatssfh iii s ars So oa ,Inna ~, ~
this month hv having nle sM a Ct ny SIp
ISentemher was a h;r month and octoher
AK nrovsed fa ~ Re not far behind Il.
Leach, Baird 3 wiley have been keep iieer,
Iiapi their ensire f6reg busy all the month,
with prospects for avery good business
for. 8 me. Weekssto Gomez aa.of Oh
Tho Jndd 4. nnnn;no Hot % oou
tta+ tha;r h,,s;,aos + - 80. 49, ohoa5
* go "a nr II Sa ~ st;Ii
;n.if.ss as1 81 81 gym M a''A
sEsa ss,n e, o+s =. j ,baes. s5e,, ,sess,,r
t,,is seasen withs hss. deae,iny sstvles. in
stif hats, and. they, have kent his factory
very busy all through the fail months.
Richmond BROTHERS are stil, having
gyd5SSd s1nni;v VA IN 'faii gooSs
pnSsscs ~ ~. al saaet n5rsana,sss i,ss.
Ihey nave gosten ous sumo pieasing
s1@p E LOT lar p wnvn ~ 4 sh Wmn
York market.
Foster & Ridge have, had a very. busy
season season and theft goods have given per.
fece' 'satisfacri6n, 3 sure Indication Of an
.bueinesssfor the future. ,on4i
A.ara,,,o M.o,,.n,,;a ,us,. n,rs NJ, ho,a
II,
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B. G.. Pratt has left town for his win
ter home at Orange City. FA.
The meeting of the Housatonic union
Y. p. s. OLE! at 'Sharuns last week. was
"a very, interesting IoHs. aand, WAS, well at,
tended. 17 people. We're theFs from kent,
m9st qf WHOM. were ;;meW.PeFss tQf the Slp7.
cai u, E'ts0cletYs4 ri af,t.iaa de7nnss ~ ~
Messrs i. LinebeEg land H. ..Es Ohm
son have improved the. looks of their
respective houses yarYs much by tbs, ad-
,dition of window blinds. mioae sci
a.J.fpFsnGibbs .iBase dtakena a. discarded
water boiler ef.S8sgalfons1 'eapacity and
int askerosenea tank and
placed 1T in the basement OFT Mpisco-
pal church. nnakingsa mhchmore conveu
1nient receptacle Of oil and hanyiierf for
Sexton Edwards ,use than a.barrei out
Bof doOrs.eh s'.t'opEsa"ts iseso.o"sit, erisi
'Quantftieseof appIgs have BEEN shipped
during the past two Wesks.' SofHe' Of
market, ,,Bat the Greater pafy 81 them
were for evaporatlhg. fas"s go, "e.'' ~
Strengthening tRe Street South 81 the SOL
5diers' monument has not subsidized yet,
and almosts 'a1fyA IA a. 1ffftber of men
ican, be seen, on the, qorper. talking, over
the situation, and occasionally q survey
loff may be- seen with IFS o5mpass and
chain trying to- locate the "knes' fer the
Satisfaction of ona,goE ethev other ofthe
5iaterested parties, pe.s artr,ieut ~ ~;
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.SvrrHfN oNE'sPAN OF NINETY xEAR5s
L 1H0fa de 'SGuffes arrived atthe Age-pf
s9 years oh Sdfday, The. lob sand III
foufd him ein fan health in body and
BroJ,,71r .',t arf,gr'
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-sa'.l~-- s"r.UxfOnay".s.ra z
s.is,E.Tea a .nt ehae-ev sz.ef . 3
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SALEM, Or, Feb. 25-George w. Nc
Bride, ex-secretary of state, was elected to
the Unltsd States-aenate to succeed Sena.
tor Dolph. The struggle has been car
riod on In the legislature for 30 days.
Mcbride was In no sense candidate.
George w. Mcbride is native son of Ore
gon, having boon born In Yam Hill In
1854. In 1885 he was nominated by the
Republicans for secretary OF state and
was elected. His popularity is attested
by the fact that the two pnncipal nomi-
nees on the ticket with him-govcrnor and
treasurer-were defeated. Mcbride per-
formed the duties of his office so satisfac-
torily that he was rcnominated by accla-
nation In $780, and reelected by hand
some majority. He served out the full
term and retired the first OF the present
year to give way to his successor.
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Wns a Braye Soldier.

Troy. N. Y, Feb. 25--Major General
Joseph II. Carr died here yesterday, after
a sickness OF long standing. A cancer was
the cause of death. General Carr was
born in Albany In 1928, but passed almost
his entire life in Troy. after attaining
manhood. He early took an interest in
military affairs. and served in the war
with distinction. General Carr was for
several years n prominent figure in stnto
politics. He was chosen secretary OF state
by the Republican party in 1879, 1881 and
1888 In the latter year General Carr was
the only Republican on the state ticket
elected. He was once the party's candi.
date for lieutenant governor, but was not
elected To that Office
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Carver La willing.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Dr. w. f. Carrier. IN
reply to the challenge of John Loris, the
American champion riffs and revolver
shot, who offered TO shoot with rifles and
revolver against Carver for $1,000 and the
championship OF the world. says: II am
not an expert with the revolver nor n
trick rifle shot, but II Loris wants to mr..
range match to shoot nj objects with the
rifle, I will arrange n match to shoot"
There is every probability Of y match be.
ing made
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Corrected TO january ~. Is05.


Corrected TO Oct. 20, 1904.
Trains Ieaye PROVIDENCE as follows.
For Boston-s :05 a. m, IL M; 4:zJ y. MI RETURN
$50, q. nj IL 40, b:26 p. m.
WALPoLE-s.05 q. m; ~ m; 4:2o p. m
FRANkLiE-s:05 a. m, 12 m; 4s2J 7:15 o. m
MILFORD-s:00 go q. m; n M; s;20 p. IN.
ARLINdroN-7,o ,os, II 80 a. m s,l, 80 ell 100 pm
WEST rARLiNGToE-F 7s0s. II ,o6, " II 80 =. m;
r?;a5. 4;so s:a7, Fe;;op m
KNlGHrsvILLE--7;Oc, s:oS. ii'Ss a. m; y 2;4S.
S;2T, $3.50, ''ii p. m.
wAYLAND PARK--F 7.os, r osos, n II rs q m; =
2:i5, 4:S0, L 5;27, $3.50, ell 100 p. IN.
NATICK, RIVER POINT, cENTREvILLR
wAshINGToN--7:os sos, ii:s5. a. m, i2ol,
2:45, 4,s0. ;2s, $3.50, '7;i5, ssll i0) y. ms f
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN- s:os il.s3 q N;
I2:ol 2.45, 4:So, 6;27, 6.30, ssiliOo y. M.
PONTIAC ARCTIC. oUIDNICK-7;os 1855 q NJ
2:i5. 5:27, $3.50. "iisoop. m.
ANTHoNY-7:0s, 0;oS, II: :s5 p M; 12iol. asta z:sQ
bi26, $780, -li,oo p m
COVENTRY sTERLINa-7'oa s;os. ami iasol.
2:i5, $3.50 p. m.
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco. MoosUP, PLAIN
FIELD-7.0a, 800. a. IN. l2:oi. 2:45, Also. t7;2s
JEWETr CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WiNDHAM->
p,Oe o. m.; i2:oi, 4.so, p. m.
wILLIaANTIC-9;0 a. m; 1901, 4;so, t7s25 p N
HARTFoRD--9:0s q. m; ;0i, 4:30, t7;2o y. N.
FIsHKILL& & NEwBURG-s;os p m.
KoRWICH-T:0s, e;05 A. m; IL .0l, 4:30, 7;25 p. m.
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-9.O6 a. IN. 7i25 p. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER eouTEBRIDGE.
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM anA
PoMFRET - $3.50 a. m; 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURQ
AND ERIE RY-9;05 a. m.
rAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
G.a7 s:s6. II q. m; 400 and $50 and ssli;i5
D. m Returning ,eave Pascoag at5;2A 7;lp aud
s,l5 a. NJ, ls 40, o :o9 and sss 100 D. m.
All trains leave from west end OF union Depot
Providence.
sssaturdsys only. s-sundays cniy.
tDaily.
,Icents, unlimited si.
w.R RABcocK. q. IA
Iw. KEENAN,, 6spt
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switelmen Organize.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25. Nearly 400 switch
men met here yesterday and reorganized
the Switchmen's Mutual Aid association
One of the important features of the new
association is the insurance plan in which
widows and orphans will be taken care Of
Charles Booty was elected president.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25

ST. JoHNsBURy Feb. 25.-- had freight
wreck occurred at St Johnsbury Ccntcr
OH the Pnssumpsic railroad The last six
cars of an up freight, which were on tho
main track, were struck by down freight.
A locomotive and six cars were badly
x-racl-pI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
Fire Got Good ueadway.

RUTLAND, Feb. 25.-Cranston's blocl,
on Merchants row was destroyed by fire
yesterday. The flames were discovered in
a crockery store, and before they could be
cxtinguished several other firms were
burned out and the building was total
loss The total damage will be $50 600.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
Disgruntlcd Military Men.

q KNOXVILLE, Feb. 25--Every officer OF
the National Guard OF Tennessee In tho
state will soon forward his resignation to
Governor Turncy and ask for an honora-
BILE discharge because tho legislature ap-
propriated only 10000 to sustain the
guards for the next two years, and al.
lowed them no encampment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25

Jimmie, Jimmie. how about these bonds,
tho foivc-twinties, the siycn-thirtios and
the tin -fortiesi" Jimmie Gays: Faith
and OIL till yez. 1t Is this way: Yez sec,
the poor labarin mon has to rise up at
5:20 IN the ms-nin and worruk until 1880
In the aycnin, 80 that the bondholder can
lie abid until 1910 In the forenoon.
ROBERT GRAVES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
Major Com.,ocl.s Death.

NEW LONDON, Feb 20-Major William
III. Comstock, ex mcmbor Of both branches
OF the legislature died here yesterday.
aged 10 years. lie wns a member OF The
Connecticut society Sons Of the Rcvolu-
ton, aud for 10 years had been u director
of the New London City National bank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
A Ilusy Dnr.

WALTHAM, Feb. 90 Tho third annual
convention OF the Young Women's Chris
tion association was brought To close
last evening. Addresses were given by
Mrs. Wesley +. Smith and by Frederic
Fosdick. During the morning there was
meeting for personal blessing. and dur
ing the afternoon n gospel meeting for
women and girls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
rortland,. Liquor saloons.

PORTLAND, Fob. % Yesterday the 20.
lice department went on the warpath
after the liquor dealers who persist in
keeping their shops open on Sunday. Tie
police raidcd a hn.f-dozen places and ap.
parently got beer in each OF them, large
uuantity being captured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
Douglass, Memory EuIorired.

Boston, Feb. 25.-A service In memory
Of Frederick Douglass was held last night
I'm Bulnnch strcot church. Addresses
were made by William Lloyd Garrison,
Rev. G. t. Eliot Butler Wilson and
Henry b. Blackwell. Eloquent trlb.
utcs were paid to the worth and work OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
A Maine Central Rrane,,.

PORTLAND, Feb. 25 5-lnformation comes
from n reliable source that ho Maine
Central railroad will build IA brin N road
from Tomah junction TO Princeton To
connect with the new Calals road
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BADLY Clubbeei.

NORTH ADAMS, Fob. 25-Robert l..
Martin was murderously assaulted with
clubs by two men on Florida mountain,
and is In a. critical condition. The two
Assailants arc known
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
Death OF a Naval Doctor.

PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 25.-Dr. Il. l.. Du-
bois, y. ;. N, aged 81, died yesterday at
the navy yard. IIo was taken suddenly
sick Saturday and stroke of apoplexy
followed Et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
Suicide by Hanging.

New HAVEN, Fob. 25--Mrs. Frank Z.
Phlcgar. aged 90, committed suicide by
hanging. She had been In ill-hcalth for
sears. she leaves widower and two sons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
ro. Running cve,.,p,a.

FALL RIvER, Feb. 25.-State Inspectors
Foulds and Tierncy appeared in court
here rs prosecutors against the Union and
Wcctamoe mills for running overtime.
The cases will como up this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
pTrny,s pIT.F sTpposIToRy

RUDY's PILE sUPPosTToRy is guaran-
te.d to cure Piles aud constipation or money
refunded. 80 Jcents per box. send stamp fo'
circular and Free sample TO MARTIN RUDY,
Lancaster. Ia. For sale by all first class
druggists. CHAMBERS. CALUER a. 90.
Wholesale druggists. Providence, X. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25

YI,RAVELERS WANrRD--FAIrHFUL GEN.
II tleman or lady 10 travel representing estab-
lishel house. salary ssS monthly and expenses,
with increase. Enclose reference and self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope, The Dominion Co,
Chicago. Iebzz-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25

yxrANTEp.- p.-TRusTwoRTHY PERSON TO
w travel. Salary $50 asd expenses. Refer.
ence. Enclose self addressed envelope, General
Manager Box r., Chicago. III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
RAILROADS..

NEW fORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train services
may be obtained at Providence Sta
uon and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PR0YIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected TO January a, Is05.
BOSTON ;'.s s'' s.Sc ssa $780, sS:CS Gssc ss MOO
500. 1000 1910 p. m: sundays-t:se, 5:s2, bb:iS,
no ' RETuRsSd Hsf s sosos s rom rom pase pSe
ssSars station oc 70 s .GI blsls S.o 0e soe
n;oi bi2do, i;is $500 a. m; ioO, $500. 400, $500,
ArTLEboRo- 700, 7:4s, SIS. 800. 1880, ii:ao
e'aa, 1910, II 20 m. sundays-e.4S. s:is, io:s6
sosTa n sis SsS ' 'sI h y
siS, 1000, II 40 a. m. lao, 2;ao $50. sas, HAD
Gen
HASspEEIDa!ss s2 n saaSay' s'is Sls sco 7oe TIA
200, 1000. ii:2o a M 1905, lao s:ls s;ao $40
PaIicr cars ,,ni only. Except Mondays bsie.pi.s
siscsssrs and way stations. 600, iooa a. nj iasS
Lowell snd ~ way stations. :oo 1000 a M I.is pm.
1905. Iio (Taunton only, s:a5, sos, (5;Ao Tsas-
idSsssro' % sis a. a. m; s'i i1'os s,ss. $40 Pm.
fs%sasa fGsniss 81 CAP. s.Is Con. %' AS ssS p m
Cottase City and Nantucket via Woods Heli, s;L
Cottage City via New Bedford, 12:osp.m.
sTONINGTON DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for
NEW YoRK.I;is,bl bl 20 a. m. daily, 1903 (erp
NEW W, YSRk 3 Ak ss sia ss.nius.on Lin.,as. i. p m
PHiIxbsIPHIa, sissRn BxIrMoRE and wAsHISa-
TON via Harlem Rver-io:os a. m, s;t y. M
ss@ HiSiEN-i.1s bl;as a. m. lexp. dsiiyl sis
locexP.l, 1903 texp;l 1889 qimtsd). n'is Am.
esP,, ;s.p aas ssy sssp mos '0ay'' Gus 'e1p aa'S'
NEW Los6oN..iiHs, @ 4 G 81 ,,s g. M daily szp,) $40
saS sss sos sussay 9sas mtsS
lllsam SexPS i;so saocom, }, s:ls teIp;h @ .;9s ss
(aeeom) 6;03 p. m. (exp daily, s:fs p. m. lexp
daily.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as f6llowsfor
woneSsnshs; .sdon Il 50 @ sapss 81, rs
(exp. 10 owoonsocket), o;ts doc exp.) SKA p. IN.
(accom).
sundays-s 80 a. m. (accom.); 500 p. n. (accomL)
MILLviLLE -7;so, s4s, $40, ii:so a. mi i:oo a:oa
420, b:fb, $500 p. m.
sLACksT0NE JUNcTioN-7,so, sil5. s.io io.i4
ii:sO,smi i:o' 500, 4'oo' ''ao. ''io- o;4'' 7'is
SUNDAYS leo < MI a.Os, $500. $780, 800, $3.50 p M
wooNSoCKET-6:fb, 1850. s:45, s;l0, i0:f5, ilsj
an, loo. isO, $500. $780, 4;2e. eit. ss4j, 7;iSs
Sundays $50 a. m. 1905. 600. 600, s.s5. ZOO
$3.50 p. m.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE india street stasion) fos
NEWPORT AND FALL klVER--T:oo, I:t5 er
press and s:S a. m and l-ts 4;s0, G;a0 p. m
SUNDAYS for Fail River $3.50 q. m, $50 p n
Newport $3.50 a. M, $40 p. IN. tva New Noss
boat
Warren and way statlons 7:co '.as express 80 a..
s:5l a. m. and i2;fo, 900 s:fo, $3.50, t;sJ, si,l
and IL 20 p. m.
Sundays at b 80 a. M and eJ0 D. m.
HRIsToL-Ti45 express, $3.50, g:s6 a. II tett.
s:20, 6:3a $3.50, $500 and $50 y. sur
ESQ a. IN. $3.50 r. m.
Electric cars leave Exchange Place, proviie
at Gas, 1850. s:i5 and g:4o a. m, l2:s0 2it
b:i5, 6;l6 and 7:45 p IN. Leave Mafkc S4Aa
at1i;i0 p. m.
Eundsys At $3.50 a. m. and 6;i5 p. m.
GEO. /. CONNER. A. q. KENDALL.
Pass'r Traric MANAGER. Gsnr passT Agea-
Il. q. ALLEN, GEM supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-25
new YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full inform atioi
as to local and through train services
may be obtained at Providence sta-
uon and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE.