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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

The second concert Of the Trinity Choral CLUB
Will be held in the parish house Of Trinity 'huFcn
on the night OF Friday. April 2. The officers OF
.he cIub announce that in addition 10 the esuidT
chorus Of sixty voices Gwilym Miles. narH'Qie, ol
me Apollo Ciub. New-York city. ana MISS bertha
p,,cliin yioiuist OF Boston, Will take part 49,
ALTERATIONS in tho grade In me hns liis ~
80 cansed hv improvements now helng mao" ny
~ Nnw-York New Haven and Hartford ialroa,
et its SUBURBAN station al Woodside. nave res
IN many damage suits against Inc NllldEc Iuc
suits are being brought by wealthy proper -oW r.
ers whose homes in some places nave peeh .vII
twenty and thirty feet above the ntShWa! W :;
Amelia Reelid asks for $4,000. Mrs. Mary MaIsllti,
si0 0oO & ivke p0 the Hudson estate $-VW anu
other claims bring the total up 10 nearly SVVp.
island the home Of the New-YorK Athletic Cluo'
end 10 New-Rochee are being Turned mo an I'M
,neose boulevard and speedway, Whlch VII tose
nearly $4,000 The work Is i'm charge OF Wllilain
y Nollov postmaster Of New Rochelle. VINO IS a
confracfor The Associated cycling clubs OF New
York city have asked the Board Of PARK 'ominls-
sioners 10 .nacada'nIZe the roads IN remain >d.
PARK and when this is done. driving ana cycHuS
frorn New Rocn 'le Will be almost unequalled.
night that a maniac was AT large. terrorlzing the
reople in I-niou-ayc.. West New Rochelle captain
limmons and three pduClmen started, cohhueIittls
expecting TO encounter an Aqrl Fool JOKE. ImSy
were undeccived when they reached the scene. Inc
man was SantO SimilettO. an artist ana Sculptor.
lie had become violently insane. attacked ms WIG
and children. and broken all the windows ana
remove him the police station. whore ne was PUT
in q strait-jacket SimillettO's affection was caused
tv sunStrOke received about ten years ago, Whlle
working in Florence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
MAMARONECK.

The Larchmont Stock Farm Company is building
a half-nile racetrack between Larchmont and
MamarOneck The track Will hs managed by Ed
win L. Malctte. Of NowYork CITY, aud be for the
use of the horsemcn OF Larchmont Manor Now
Rochelle and Mamaroneck.
william " Vessels and Andrew Burns OF Port
Chester viii address meeting TO be held In Tenn
perancc Hall tomorrow afternoon
The annual election Of the Mamaroneck Fire De-
partmcnt will be held IN the Town Hall on Wednes-
day might officers for Union Hook and Ladder
Company and for the fire patrol will be chosen.
The MamarOncck Blue Ribbon Society now has
over 100 members Al recent meeting the follow
Ing officers were elected: james q. Marriott pres
ident: Miss Ida L. Farrell and Mrs. Alya BriFgs
vics-prosldenfs Alfred &. Delaney. secretary: Mrs
a. {. DelRnoy. treasurer ana tho Rev j. l.
Holmes, chaplain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
A SITE SELECTED
GROUND FOR THE NEW HALL or
RECORDS.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway

To RE DETwrEN CHAMBERS CENTRE AND
READE sTs. AID ELM-sr. As EXTENDED.
Tho po,rd Of Estimate and Appor,ionment held
y meeting in the Mayors Office yesterday 10 con-
alder the selection Of a site FOR new nan VI
Pecords and members Of the Board OF street open
inrs were present 10y invitation to take part IN the
discussion The rosul, the selection OF the cas-
end of the block now bounded by Broadway liam"
bers-st Ccntrc-st.. and Reade-st ana inc ue'e'
mlnat,on to have Ernst. cut through the plocN 10
chambors-st 50 az to make separate block Tor tho
new building The Hall Of Records VIII therefore
occupy an entire block bounded by E.m-st.' Chah-
bers-st Centre 81. and Reade-st
Another site which has been thought OF i ''e
block now bounded by Elm, Reade, centre anu
Duane sts ard the cost Of acquiring thar size mas
been estimated ut $4,000, while tho SITE sele''eu
Yesterday Is expected to cost S33iU~ 'oh,ro"''
Fitch has favored tho former site "hlle 'N"S''
Strong has favored the latter.
At the meeting yesterday the American News
Company filed a protest against the selection oil
the Chambers-st site on the ground that the eN-
tension OF Fn-sJ. through tho block wouId cut OIL"
twenty feet OF the companys buldlnE' pu' u"c
BOARD decided that Elm-st.. between Read" ana
Chambers sts need he only forty feet wide ana th'
the American News Complnys building need not ne
disturbed John y Crimmns chairman OF the Hal
of Records Association, declared that the adVah-
ages Of the Cha nbers-s.. site more than MADE up
FOR the additional cost. Similar arguments were
made by Alfred r.. Marng and Ferdinand SNACK
The Controller spoke against tho selection Of the
Chambers-st site. saying that the large co,t might
causc the next Board Of Estimate or the MunlciPdl
Assembly under the new charter 10 deleaI the
scheme II having new Iia OF Records
CORPORATION COINS SCOT said that a Duildlns
erected the Chambers-st. site woulh nave a
space OF $1,000 square feet and room enough 10 ac-
conmodate the Hall Of Records the SURROGATE :
office the County Clerks Office. the torporatlCh
Coinscl's Office. the Finance Department ana the
Tax Department. he offered TWO resolutions on
selecting the ChalnDers-St. site and the other ASK
ing the Board Of stree Openings 10 extend Elm-s;
through the block 20 Chamhers.s-. Both resou-
lions were passed Controller Fitch alone voting IN
the negative.
Mr. scott said he would lose no time In applying
to tho supreme Court for the appointment OF com
missioner 20 take land for the building. Possibly
the work of building a new Hall Of Records can be
begun within It year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
OBJECTED TO HArING MS FEET "FANNED."

James McCenney. the Waterman in the Children's
Aid Societys lodging house. at No 29j Eighth-ave.,
mado charge Of assault against one OF the dodgers
named Andrew Sogcr In the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday. Scger was tired yesterday morn
ing and when tho Waterman at o'clock gave the
signal for all tho dodgers to get mp remained In
bed. The Waterman made another round an hour
later and finding Seger still sleeping peacefully.
began 10 arouse him by tanning mis- bare feet
with his club. Segcr sprang up wrested the club
ouf Of the watchmans hand and belahOrcd him
with It until he cried for mercy policeman
rested the lodger. and. though Scger said he be-
lieyed himself perfectly justified In assaulting the
watchman. Magistrate Cornell held him for trial
AT Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Trustees Of Madison Square Garden meeting.
Oberlin College Gee Club concert. Association
Hall, SIS p m.
p. m.
Company A. Boys Brigade. Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. p. m.
Fencing tournament. New-York Athletic club !
p. m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumne luncheon, ST
Denis Hotel p. m.
Games Of 7th Regimen: Athletic Association, ar
mory. s r. ~
Dr. Schaurler's lecture on the Sunday-school les
son, Broadway Tabernacle $3.50 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
GIFT FOR KING OSCAR or SWEDEN.

special meeting Of the Swedish American Jubi-
lee Committee held last evening at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Many of the Swedish citizens of
Greater Ncw-YorlS were invited. The directors sub
mittsd report showing that the appeal to their
countrymcn for contributions toward memorial
eff 10 King oscar had met general and hearty
response. The members present subscribed guar
antee sum to be used i'm case of need. and
uucnflv success is assured for this patriotic under
taking. The latter part Of the meeting WAS given
over to social Intercourse and speeches and tOass
were given FOR King Oscar, Sweden and America.
The gift is To be presented to the King on the
twcniy-fi anniversary of his reign. which occurs
i'm September next. II consists of an artistically
executed work OF art I'm silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

TARRYTOWN.

Jacob Nnnerly. a member OF an old Revolution
nry family. visited Sleepy Hollow on "Wednesday
for the purpose OF seeing the house in which he
was born more than sixty years ago. Half q
century ago he left Sleepy Hollow and uav-
ened never returning home until Wednesday,
He recognized the Couiani mn ana No nous W'
tho Jones house. where his grandmother, MIS-
tones lived. Inc old Furman mousse ana, laSlN,
The little old schOolhouse In which he ATTENDED
when Daniel and Charles Chamber were iedcil-
e. JTe visited the new sChOOlhOUse. recently
buNt by Jonn ID. Rockefeller While the schooi was
3n session, and made some remarks 70 I'e Cl.uIei
down .he Albany Post Road to visit OLD relatives
IN Tarrytown The house in which ne was porn
brush ard vines which surround II, and asked
VINO owns II now?" When told that il belonged
"a Mr. Rockefeller the we!l-known miihonaHe' ne
W Bogart. president Of the TYenty-ihird
ward National Bank Of New-York City, has pur-
chased the large summer residence OF j. r. camp
REGULAR monthly meeting Of Tho Woman's Mis-
sion Circle OF the First Baptist Church Will be hcld
al the chapel on Tuesday afternoon Inc subject
a., The annual meeting Of the German Benevolent
Society Oh Thursday evening the followiI oihceIs
were elected. JacOO Bach preslaenti L. W H.
Damruanu Vicc-preeident; Henry Heike. secretary
FrcdericR BoOck. treasurer. Werner Lisiman. Johh
J. SchaU and +. Book trustees.
William a. H. Ely has been directed by the
BOARD Of asscs ore 10 make the necessary searches
In the Ollie, OF the Register Of WESTMINSTER county
and in the Surrosaies Office IN order 70 ascertain
the estates ana personal property liable 70 taxes IN
mis- VILLAGE and also r relation 20 recent transfers
OF real estate in this village, 20 afford basis TO
The Yr6lc schools in North Tarrytown. Pecan
tlco Hills Elmsford. Tarryiown. lrvingion. DobDs
Ferry Hastings and Ardsey Will be closed next
Teacher Institute in PcckskN
At the fourth quarterly conference OF the AsDury
evening resolutions were adopted requesting the
return of the pastor for the next conference year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
WARDS ISLAND FIRE ECHOES.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners yesterday re-
ccived a letter from Or Macdonald State super
intendent Of the insane Wards Island. in which
he said that a new pier would be secured East
one -sXtecnth.st.. whore steamers and
launches would be ready in future to convey the
Fire Department to tho island In case Of FIRE.
Or. Macdonald highly commended tho work Of the
Dcpartmen, at the fire last Tuesday evening The
Board created the Offices Of auditor and store
keeper and requested the Civil Service examiners
10 hold competitive examinations for candidates
4. Tho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
WORE THE EVIDENCE ~ Court.

John Smith" said Magistrate Cornell. in the Es-
sex Market Police Court yesterday. to an unkompt
man who stood the bnr toying ncrvously with
his nat you are charged with stealing a pair of
trousers valued al 30 cenis from tho complainant.
What have you 10 say?'
II plead not guilty" said the prisoner.
'Whv Your Honor" screamed the complainant
who was Mende Werner the keeper Of a coal
cellar al 30. - Lews-st. he has on the stolen
pair now
The prisoner silently held up his hands and tho
Maaisiratc held him FOR trial. Werner said that I'm
his absence the man, who was employed b., him.
stole The trOuacrs He Smith leave the place
wearing his trousers. and aftrf lively chase
caueed his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
POSTAL CLERKS' COMPLAINT DISMISSED.

The clerks I'm the City Delivery Department Of the
General Postofficc have long complained OF the
amount Of overtime work expected from them. and
on March % Postmaster Dayton was appealed to
for relief lie sent the complaint TO superintendent
Morgan. The latter has now reported that I'm the
year prior 10 AnTll the total overtime -
hours and minutes. and the short time - hours
and y minutes, showing gain to the clerks OF %
hours and minutes The Superintendent expresses
the opinion that the complaint was not warranted
by Tho fAcis. and asks that II be dIamlsaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Y
ASTOR-Ix-S rnator Patrick Walsh. or AUGUSTA
c.: J. C. Hemphill. Of Charleston, = g.. joseph
BRYAN Of Richmond. Va. and T. T. Stockton, OF
jacksonville Fla BUCkINGIGAM-Charle X Hos
mer of Montreal. CAMRIIDGE-Haron Won
Rcichenar OF The German Embassy at Washington;
\ ! Knagenhicln Of the Swedish legation and
Chester A. Arthur FIFTH ANENtECEX-ioV-
ernor ROYAL G. Taft OF Rhode Island. ana colonel
II. II. Prettyman, OF Ohio. GllSEf Maurice
Grau GRAND-Alaior Smith :. Leach. United
States Engineers INPERIAIs-CongrcssmH Henry
G. Brewster. OF Rochester, and state Senator - NJ
Wilcox OF Auburn, y. Y. MANIlATIAN-to Con-
gresham James j. Ec1cn. OF Syracuse; Charles w
Fnapp Of s. Louis and John Marshall Brown. of
Portland Ne HERLAND-Gcneral T. r.
Powell. Of Columbus Ohio PLAZA Senator Frank
j. Cannon. OF Utah. WALDORF-Gr"gorI DC VOL
liant. Of the Russian Legation at Washington; A. j.
Marior5anks Of England and Harrison h Gamer,
OF Pnlladclnhia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
An 1UBTLiNCE KILLS 4 HORSE.

4 Bellevue Hospital ambulance. in which We're
two patients. crashed into a horse attached to a
wagon owned 10y Charles Icnkle. Of NO. - East
Fourteenth-st.. at First-ave. and Fourieenth-st.
last evening The shaft Of the ambulance pene-
troted the shoulder OF the horse ana II was in
stantly killed. The ambulance was IN chars. OF
DR. Ruch and was driven by George Dav's. The
uatients were suffering one with mmhaeo and IN"
o1her with nephritis The driver said he "as going
nm Frst-ave at fair rate Of speed and that
UerkIn drove directly across his path cutting him
of The patients sustained no injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 40 Sunset G:27 Moon $50 Moon
HIGH WATER TO DAY
,u-sand, Hook s:25 Gov island s4s Hell Gate lo4l
M-Sandy Hook So Gov. Island 600 Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
Gro. CLINT CO.
AND At WEST 23cST-
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST l9"STReeL

Monday when substantial offer Of setue Zen ne
viii he made which the attorneys thlhk vi" o -,
cnon,ed The assets consist OF merchandise, ac
cunts and fxtures Many of the accounts NJ ~
boon transferred In order to secure some u '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY. APRIL . 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamer Margunda FD. Bourge. MarscllIes March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

Are you thinking OF purchasing n Pinno or n
Plano stool? If 49, do not fail 20 consult the littln
Advertisements IN tho barrow columns Some good
bargains r.py 10 found thsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

EARLY STREET SPRlNkLlNG.-lnc 'o'n'n's
soner Of Public Works yesterday sent out no'ice
~ tho Stree Sprirkng Association. which has the
contract for sprinkng the cys streets 20 the erect
that all sprnkling by the association must be done
before o'clock in the morning. The order was Is
sIod AT the request of the Associated Cycn g CluDs
which complained that the streets were being made
dangerous for wheelmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

When choosing suit for bicycling,
choose one that doesn't show soil.
You mightn't think of that; but we
think for you; have selected cloths IN
accordance with that idea.
Suits that are meant just to look
pretty in, too. Is to SIS.
1907 is to be negligee shirt year
We forsaw it and provided Tor
every whim of man or boy. 81 to
$s75.
ROGERS PEET & Co.
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
T.. & W
+. & w.

Care. worry dread anxiety. whiten the hair
too carly stop fretting pafkers Hair Balsam and
save both life and color % the htir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
Fl Fi1Nrs FiNEF FURNITURE
BOOKCASE VARIATIONS.

None of our bookcases are just IKE
any ones else. They differ so widely
and are fashioned so thoughtfully they
capture the fancy at sight.
Among Bookcase desks-pieces with
unusuaI drawers and rOOmy partl-
toned cupboards for etchings and rare
books.
In the revolving cases-conveh'eht
contrivances for taking notes"
Among simple designs-gronps OF
shelves in any wood, with perches for
bric.a-brac at top; just the thing TO
back settee placed crosswise in a long
and narrow room.
Come and see them.
"3lIY OF THE MAKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
ro pr-sI ASPHALT PAVING Secretary Mi-hael

TO PUSH ASPIALT IN'I-st'I"IHTy NJ IIItI
Kelly Of District Assembly 40 a. knights or
Labor. and committee representing District AS
sembles Nos. 70 and 920 Of the same order called
on Mayor Strong yesterday 10 urge he necessity Of
pushing the work of asphalt repaving by the Depart
ment OF Public Works. The Mayor said he would
SEE tina. the work begun In a hurry He also
made an appointment with The committee for a con-
ference next Thursday afternoon on The question o.
the purchase by the city Of the SiX'h-ave. and
th-aN railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFlIhS'

MISTAKES MEAN DrsMIssAL-An order ny
controllor Fitch. declaring that any OF his supoi"-
mates who make mistakes will ne discharged mas
caused something ike A panic in the finance De.
partment Mortimer l.. Schuyler. the register ~
claims in the Department. has been Obliged y re-
sign because he overo) ked warrant "hch I.'D''iin
have received the Conir Hers signal ui". r-'"i'
Wilson A register OF claims in the Auditing Bu.s'l J.
was Obliged resign recently because ~ NJ M ~,
said Yesterday that there an additional reason
for the retirement OF Mr.. Schuyler put decll.u ~
e,ate tho reason FmplOycs in the Department are
going 10 be careful from now Joseph Byrne' OF
No 20 West Ninety-third-st yesterday Wa az a.,
nonted an examiner I'm the Auditors bureau ~
Controller Fitch. The salary was not liked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
nry A. Daniels, VI. y.

gO West S.th st
r,pairrnen,. Of the Nervous system. impotence Ster
ana ike ailments Hours 10 |. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
Announcements.
T.. & w.

The new collar MEMO"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-17

CITY ADVERTIsEMENTs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-17

will hardly fine you that much If you
plead guilty. By your own statement.
you see you are guilty. and | can't help
you. Better go and plead guilty and
file an exculpatory affidavit"
mo. sir. ThatIl do for some folks,
hut not for rue. ] never lodged in my
life. and | amt Coin' ter dodge now.
All yon got ter do is to make er speech.
] want YOU 10 tell them for me-"
"But what is the use. my friend?
Can't YOU seq"
"Don't make no difference: you go.
I'll be thcr' with your money"
"All right" was the laughing reioin-
der; but you are simply wasting time
asd Money"
"Thai's ny business. 20 man ever
wasted his time or money when he wGS
sc,tin' himself right before his folks"
Lifting bis head with an air. the mem
cry of which Gwclt with the attoruc"
for mary day. the novel client d.
parted. having him still laughing. He
opened h:s dccket and wrote. in The
absence OF further info -Si2t.ou: The
man who cusscl his notLcr-in-law,
Crawford court. $lCo."
Ccr7i orrryd in Crawford county. rs
rru,l The city lawyers followed the
jrdre ovcr from Macon in uondcscript
VEHICLES. their journey cnl.v-rcd hy
r'sry Tay ies; and wcll-told tale. 20
gay roihing of refrcrhmcn,s by the
WY The au.umn woods were glorious
L.. .i, 4
cn;tocs in some wild carnival. the gu.a-
and sulnachs. and Eickoriey. ard per-
simmons. ard naples. missed their
faurtirg banners and lifted them
against t!:c blue and cloudlcss skies.
Telated cotton pichers stole the last
OF the fields white lirt nrd sang In
larinorics that echoed from tho wood
land. seeming 20 voice the rladncss OF
uaseen reseiers.
And Knoxville. waking frcm iis dull
dreams. took on life and color for the
week. Norsas tagged % TIE down
sweeping limbs or doled cortcntedly
beside tho racks: and groups OF coun-
try folks. white arl black. discussed sol
emnly o. with loud jest the cver-chnng-
ing situation. The session Of court
brief though IL be. is fraught with
meaning for many families. the chici
points 81 friction being the issues be.
twecr landlord ard tenant. factor and
farmer. loan associations ard delinquent
debtors. And there was always the
criminal side Of ccurt. with its ssbl,
fringe of evil-doers.
The sheriff. in obedience 20 time-hon.
oied custom. had shouted from the
front steps the names OF all parties
concerned in the case Of the State 70
Hiram Ard. ard the state. through ia
urbsne solicitor. the Hon. Jsfersc,
nsswp, bad saRspsssd "gss6y." ybsl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-17
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.

Train. leave PROVIDENCE As follows;
For Boston -O:oJ. II "a a. il, isa fUn.' i1:o1p m
5:27 D. m.
wALPoLE-5;55. II:55 r. m.
FRANkLIN-5:55, ii:j5 a. m. ;5:3, =, g,
lLFURD-5:55 ll:bI a. m; b;3O p.
ARLINGToN-Fl2. 20. b:3' $3.50 Pm
WEST ARLlNGrON-Fll:j b:J6 F5;3o .. m.
KNIGHTSvILI.E-- Fl2 o.. 1886. 6:3J ''Fu;i1 p. m
MESHANTICUT-lI;)a $500. 0:JJ eli 10 p. IN.
NAT1CK, RIVER POINT. CENTREVGLLE
WAsHINGToN-s:41, $500 a. M lG;Oa 4:20 O:3o.
$3.50. .7I5. "u:iJ p. IN.
CRANSTON, oAkLAWN $40. $500 A. m i,iol
4:2L b:S5 $3.50. 7:l5. ''ll:lO p. m.
PoErlAC-e;4o a ia-i l2;0S. i;!O, b;3S. $3.50, F7ii
"ll:l0p p.
ARCTIC AND QUIDNICE-s:o a. M 1905 i;2a
6:sj. $780, F7:Ia.'li:is p. IN.
ANTHoNY-6to $500 a. M; iz:,5. 4;2o. 5:J G;3l
7:l5 '+1l'lO p. M
sTERLtNd-6aL 500 n M ';2,. 7iisp
COVENTRY. GREENE. oNECo. MoosUP
PLAINFlELD-6;it 800 a. IN. 4:ll. i:lj y m
The 7;lI p IN. Train eonnec.s &C PlaInnsId fOr
New YORK
sUMAur-sto, 500, .. m; t:7o. 7i5p m.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES BALTIC, SOUTH WlNDhAM .
80 $500 a. M. s;4e 5:Is p. M
wlLlINASIIC-s:4O s'Oi a. M; ':2o 7;l5 p. IN
HARTFoRD-s;to, $500 A. m. 1870 iaj p IN.
FIsHKILL& & NENBURG-9;o0 a. m.
NoRwIch-S;aO. $500 a M; SEQ, ';i5p. N.
WATERBURY. DANBURY-90J a m.
CHICAGO AID IltE wisr VA NEwBURG
AND ERIE E'Y-s:Oo =. IN.
PAsCoAG AND lNTEkMEDIATR STATIONS
EXCffT FIELDS srArlON-t:IJ s:5J a. m:
slJ, 6;3i. and ''n:J .. IN.
Fields Station--5;b gijJa m t;D s:lj pm
Leave Pascoag at Si.l ,:lj mi i2:il
s;2jand ''s:0i p. m.
Al trains ieave IRON west end OF Union Dopo.
Providence.
''saturday. only Isiors on notie.
IN KING, supt