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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-25

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Secretary Stewart, of the labor
commission, is receiving replies to the
circular letter sent out to employers
OF this city. All of them thus far
heard from favor the project and state
that it is {; good thing and worthy of
cooperation. Among the firms which
have thus far decided to avail them
selves of the offer of the commission
are Capt. C. S. Barker, Brown Broth
:crs, contractors. The warehouse &
Builders Supply company, the Adam
ant Mar I; featuring company, the Two
by Mercantile company, the Water,
Light & Power company and the Lee
high Coal & Coax company.
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Ile, clerks held very interesting
meeting on Wednesday night with
l res lent Smith in the chair. AL
though the attendance was compare
lively small, those present made up in
enthusiasm what was lacking in mum
bers. a committee from the assembly,
consisting of Bros. Konkel, Peterson
and Winkler, explained in few well
chosen remarks, how and why organ
lied labor should act i'll harmony and
accord and laid particular stress upon
their remarks in reference to Freeman
Milling Co., and the just demands OF
them by the local coopers' union.
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A meeting of the committee on ar
engagements is called for Sunday after
noon at . p. NJ. -
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ARBITRATION MAY COME.

Important Proposition Looked For
Ms Rcalut Of COnfab. -.>
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-25

NEW, YORK. March GA special from
says: There is reason to be-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-25

and for that reason she wanted to so to
her Eternal rest and take the children
with her. The family relations were
pleasant.
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WATERFOWL.
JAMES LoaUE's HOUSE BURNED.

JAMES LOGUE'S HOUSE BURNED.
Last Sunday morning about 3 O'Clock,
fire was discovered by James Logue, in
his dwelling. The people in the houae
were all asleep, and Mr. Lcgue hurried
to wake them up; but so fierce we're the
flames that before the members of the
family could get dressed, almost the
whole place was seething furnace and
Mr. Logue, his wife and son and two
girls, also small boy, grandson, were
forced to the street in their night clothes.
1t was painful surprise to the family,
waking from sleep, to be compelled to
stand and watch the fruit Of many years.
labor 60 up In smoke. Their savings in
money, which were all IN the house,
went with the rest. There was no in
surance on the place. so that everything
is total loss. Mr. Logue has been a hard
working man always, and since he
bought this place, some nine or 10 years
ago, he has labored continually to make
for himself and family a pleasant home.
To-day, as result of the fire, he is al
most where he was when he started. He
is now deserving OF sympathy and help,
and every Individual citizen feels for him
in his misfortune. Such things tend to
show us our friends, and Mr. Logue in
his misfortune will find many ready TO
help him. But no matter how ready to
help people are, it is still hard to see the
labor of many years go away as it did in
this case, last Sunday morning.
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WOODBURY..
THE BURR-BRADLEY NUPT1ALs.

THE BURR-BRADLEY NUPTIALS.
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
pretty Daisy wedding was solemnized at
Evergreen Villa, the residence Of Mrs
Julia P. Bradley of this village. The
contracting parties were Miss Evelyn
Amelia, the youngest daughter Of Mrs
Bradley. and Philip CORTLAND Burr OF
East Providence, r, I. They were mar
ried by cou sin of the bride, Rev George
Lansing Taylor, D. D., of New Haven.
The Episcopal ceremony was used. The
bride has resided most Of the time In
Derby and Ansonia during the last four
years as she has been employed as book
keeper in the Office of N. s. Thomas
there. The groom is proprietor of an ex-
tensive wholesale and retail ice business
in Providence where he has an elegant
~ furnished house prepared for his
bride. The bridesmaid was Miss Alice
Abbott of Angonia and the best man and
usher was Edward Cowles, Jr., of North
Woodbury.. AS the bridal couple entered
the parlors the organist, Miss Mabelle
Ford of North Woodbury., played the
wedding march. The bride was dress-
ed in white organdie over white silk and
valencienne lace and satin ribbon and
carried bouquet OF Bride roses. Her
travelling dress was fawn color with tur.
quoise blue silk trimming. The brides.
maid was dressed in white organdie over
yellow Victoria lawn, trimmed with lace
and ribbon. She wore yellow roses In
her hair and carried a bouquet Of them
The gift of the bride to the bridesmaid
was pendant heart studded with pearls
and the groom presented the best ma1
and usher with scarf pin. Friends wert
invited from Bridgeport, Derby, Ansonia
Waterbury, South Britain, New Havel
and number from this town, also from
Providence, Pawtucket, Seekonk, AMI
Bristol, b. T.; Boston and Springfield
Macs. North Norway, Maine; Marcel
LUIS, Mich. and Brooklyn and New York
: After the ceremony was q reception an,
collation. was served and the happ.
couple departed amid shower Of flower
and the best wishes OF their friends
!, The presents were numerous and heautl
: full, including cut glass, table linen, gold
silver, terra Gotta, and china ware; ais
1 $500 IN cash. Tbs bridal couple wer
} married under i iaoral arch and ID
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MIDDLEBURY.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The closing exercises of the Middle
bury high school occurred, Friday after
noon, June 9. A fine program was ar.
ranged for parents and friends, in fact
every zone was cordially invited to be
present. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with ferns and flowers, on the stage
bank OF flowers and ferns, which ex-
tended the entire width and showed the
artistic skill with which they were ar
ranged. Over this hung the school mot
to, the lettering was of daisy heads, and
read "Not for school; but for life we
learn" The school colors were red and
white roses. There were four ESSAYS.
which were read by the writers. Miss
Florence Smith was given the subject of
English history; Miss Katherine Bissell,
physical geography; Avery Clark, alge-
bra and Howard Bronson, geology.
They handled the subjects so well one
could not doubt that the past 80 weeks
were well spent in diligent study. Then
there were the musicians In our school,
who deserve their full share of praise,
some OF the piano solos were finely exc
cuted. Miss Ida White read the future
OF the school. which was both amusing
aud witty. Many others did equally as
we'll, but for want of space and time will
not mention them. The writer cannot
speak too highly of Mr. Plat, their teach.
er. He has not only worked with and
for them, but won the respect and love OF
all. This has been but trial year, but
we have seen what 80 weeks has done TO
our young people, and we know they'ar
worthy of all that has been done for them
Can this not be permanent thing?
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Grocer George lei. Jackson, and has add
ed repair department, which will fill 8
long felt want.
Liveryman l.. N. Jennings has dis
posed of his business on Bank street and
the same will be conducted by Noble
Bennitt and Charles Duncan.
The first band concert of the season
was given in the park, Friday evening,
and was appreciated by the usual large
audience.
G. M. Breipig and family, also the
Misses Boardman, are occupying their
summer c1tEeges at Wsrsmaug lake.
MIR and Mrs Clark Hunt spent Sunday
with Mrs Hunts parents in Leedsville,
NY.
Henry Adams, the genial foreman for
Charles ach in his carpenter depart
mert, is busting business, these days.
He has the new houses of 8. e. Hill and
&. NJ Beach well along toward compile
tim, and has also built barn for S. r.
Hill. The new house OF Dea Chauncey
Marsh Of Wellesville was raised on Mon
day.
r, N. Gergely of Dauburv has bought
out the blacksmith shop of Bert Northrop
on East street, and is ready to serve the
public promptly and with first-class
work.
Carlson G. Malov, the popular prop
etOrs of the New England house baker
have had good rash of business since
they opened in April. They have an up
to-date New York baker to assist them,
and James Orion as helper in the store.
The quality of their goods ard the clean
liness of their store are features that
make this popular trading place with
the public.
John Harmon, the well known painter,
has the contract for painting the large
warehouse of Carl Schoverling, and has
also painted the house Of Mr. Schoverling
and the cottage Of Thomas Bray at the
Lake.
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THE ALPHA CLUB ELECTION.

The Alpha club met at the home of
Mrs e. T. Cruttenden, Wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock. The following off,
GERS were elected at the last meeting for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs
George Abbott; vice-president, Mrs e..
T. Barber; secretary, Mrs J. Woodruff;
treasurer, Mrs K. T. Cruttenden; execu
tive committee, Mrs Charles Main and
Mrs w. j. Judson.
Taft school closed, last week. as did
all the public schools.
There was lawn festival at the Con-
gregational church grounds, last even.
| ing.
June " the members of Watertown
Grange will furnish the program for the
lecturers hour at the Morris Grange. A
bus will run, leaving the Center soor
after 6 o'clock.
Miss Esther Fitch, who went to New
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Fairfield County.
MONROE.

Mrs Weiss and daughters have return
ed home to Ridgewood, N. J.
Mr. Black and Mr. Cocks of Bridgeport
spent Sunday at Mrs r. B. Curtiss'.
Miss Carrie Rollister, who has beer
very i'll. is now recovering.
Mrs Fred B. Wheeler of Binghamptor
N. Y, is visiting at r. w. Wheeler's.
Miles johnson of Dakota is in towr
also Mrs Drake of Greenwich, RI.
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Litchfeld County.
NEW MILFORD.
N SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.

The memorial of Good Shepherd lodge,
No. 65, l. o. o. F., will be held in their
rooms on Sunday, June %, at , p. NJ,
The brothers are all requested to bring
flowers, to be used in decorating the
graves of deceased brothers.
The regular meeting of New Milford
lodge, No. 292, will be held in their hall
on Bank street, Monday evening, June
&c. A fall attendance Is desired.
St Peters lodge, No. 81, f. & A. M,
held their last meeting, Tuesday evening,
for the present, on account OF the warm
weather. 1t has been an unusually busy
time with them lately and number OF
candidates will be carried over till Sep
tember. The "chapter" has also discon-
tinued its meetings for the above reason.
The last nominations for the officers
of Good Shepherd lodge was held Thurs
day evening, June p.
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BIG TIME FOR TIE EouRTH.

P. NJ. Cassidy, the hustlipg bicycle
man, is arranging for a good time at the
fourth annual Soule 10 mile handicap
and third annual track events on July 4.
Following is list Of the prizes TO be
competed for:
1-l5 Mile Handicap Road Race: LIST
Place prize, Spalding Racer, $50; 1st
time prize, bicy Gle, $40; 20 other place
prizes other rime-$l5-l0-5.
Mile Novice: lst, Ginning man
tie clock, SIS; I'd, order suit clothes, s$S {;
Sd, silver caro- receiver, So (RogeIs 1S47).
3-Mile Open: LIST, Gold watch and
chain, $50, I'd, diamond ring, SIS; Sd,
three piece silver set, $40; (kogers
1847).
Mile Hand, Open: 1st, Five piece
silver set, $50; ID, diamond ring, $40;
Sd, diamond scarf pin, $8.
5-Hslf Mile Open: l,t, TiltIng pitch
er and cup, $25; I'd, pair racing tires,
$l2; Sd, value, $40.
Go Mile Local Handicap: 1st, Parlor
sofa, $I5; ID, opal pin, So; Sd, one dozen
photographs, So; 4.h, Dicy Gle lantern,
SO. so.
1nere is also to be ball game, swim
ming race, etc., and it Is certain to be an
enjoyable day for all who attend.
WARREN MUST SETTLE OR STAND SUIT.
Henry A. Hubbell, while returning
from Warren, last week Thursday, with
a load of iron, was unfortunate in having
his horse fall through bridge. After
considerable labor he extricated the
horse and got him bone. DIR Todd was
called bat the veterinary regards it as
doubtful if the horse RECEIVERS. Mr. Hub
bell has retained Judge Adds and War
rem will have to settle or stand trial for
maintaining bridge OF this class.
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Mrs. Barnhart Enjoys Life Once Nor.
house was beautifully DISC rated ny e
G.. Smith.
NEW PRESTON.
THEY ARE HUSTLERS.

G.. G. Voorhis of the Windsor, Hart
ford and FL. r. Ecks Of New York City
were in this place, last Friday, in the in
terests of Heinz 6 Co., of New York
and by the way they talked pickles one
might easily conclude there is but few of
the genuine quality except those put up
by the company they represent. They
are "hustlers" together and their sales
here attested that fact. We are sorry to
lose sight of Mr. Ecks in this locality
but the most pleasing personality of Mr.
Voorhis plainly denotes that he will full
~ fill the vacancy for the company rep
resented. Their goods have long been
tested and proved of A. 1. quality and
Mr. Voorhis now has the advantage of a
successful run here by Mr. Ecks during
the past year. Success to him.
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Y0lk to have an operation, has improved
so that she is now able to sit up.

so that she is now able to sl6 up.
Several farmers have commenced hay
ing, as on high ground what little hay
there is Is burning up. This ia certainly
an off year for hay, as the continued
drought has been so fierce that unless
land was exceptionally damp it has been
impossible for grass to make any
progress. In meadows, this year, there
is hardly sufficient to pay for saving
which on the same ground, last year, it
was almost too heavy to cut with ma
chine. One thing there is which will
help the farmer and that is, the excep-
tionally heavy crop of ast year.
Last Sunday morning about 40 mem
beers of Court Merritt Heminway. F. of
A, met at the court room and marched
to Evergreen cemetery to decorate the
grave of a deceased brother. Other
lodges throughout the state decorated
the graves in their respective territory.
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MERRYALL AND VICINITY.

Rev j. F. Plumb is expected to hold
services in the chapel, Sunday, June %,
at p. m.
Rev Mr. Como Of Gaylordsville preach
ed very interesting and instructive ser
mon in the chapel, last Sunday, from the
text, FOR what is your litey' james
Ala. He Ia a very bright and smart
young man and held the attention Of his
hearers until the last, and after once
hearing him one wishes to hear him
again. We bespeak for him a success
full future in his ministry
Mr. and Mrs John Hall, Jr., of
Armenia, N. y, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this place.
Henry Murray has been suffering with
malaria and now has an abscess on one
of his hands.
George Abbott had calf he was rails
ing nearly killed by dogs, recently.
Mrs Garwood Merwin's sister from
Lakeville has been visiting her.
Mrs Sherman Peck of Bridgewater has
been spending some time with her par
ents.
Mrs Lavinia Bostwick has had slight
shock.
Miss Katie Bowers closed her school,
last Friday. The children entertained d
fair sized audience with dialogues, speak
ing and singing, after which the tables
yard and they did justice to biscuit, cake,
salads, pickles, strawberries and lemon
ade. Amos Bowers, Mrs Bert Bowers
and Mrs John Morehouse and daughter
and son, Egbert, were in attendance
from away. The latter taught the two
previous terms and felt almost as il IL
was his picnic.
Mrs Biram Peck has been quite sick
with rheumatism, but is improving under
the care of DIR Marcy.
The express from New York, due il
New Milford at 3.5S p. M, Saturday
was delayed by an accident to the engine
on the curve at Still River. On ARRIVING
here they exchanged locomotives and in
stead of making the initial fast trip, lief
here one hour late.
The sociable held In the Methods
church, Thursday evening, was largel,
attended and thoroughly enjoyed. Ho
strawberry shortcake and ice cream wer
served, after which came musical selec
tions, etc, highly entertaining to all.
Still other new cases OF scarlet feve
, are reported, but we are thankful {
} state all are in q very mild form as vel
G. ). Sturges was confined to his HON
by Illness, the first OF the week.
G. e. Riddif I'd Ia enjoying his vaci
ton for few days, beginning Wedne'
day.
Henry Lands will spend his vacation
a next week, ut his home In Poughkeepsi'
y my.
Y Died, in New Milford, June Ia, Hal
nah c., widow Of the late Frederic
Starr, aged SO years and ii months. III
n funeral services were held at her la
e home on Main street, Friday, at p. 10
M Rev r.. Al. johnson officiating. The Il
Il terment was in the Center cemetery.
Frank Evltss has opened harne
Y store Ia the building lately occupied |
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.Zro0a N2,y. Sumter.
to Mrs. plnAhau.
LETTER TO MRS. rtxkHAM NO. z6,a44l

LETTER TO MRS. RrNKHAM NO. zo,s441
Zone year ago last June three doc
tors gave me up to die, and as had at
different times used your Vegetable
Compound with good results, had too
much faith in it to die until had tried
1t again. I was apparently an invalid,
was confined to my bed for ten weeks.
II believe my trouble was liberation of
womb).
I" After taking four bottles of the
Compound and using some of the Liver
Pills and Sanative Wash, at the end of
two months 1 had greatly improved
and weighed 1856 pounds, when [ never
before weighed over 138 Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best medicine / ever used, and I recon-
mend it to all my friends. "-MRs. ANNA
EVA GUNTER, HIGGINsyILLE, Mo.
Mrs. Barnhart Enjoys Life Once More.
"DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM-I had been
sick ever since my marriage, seven
years ago; have given birth to four
children, and had two niscarriages. 1
had falling of womb, 1eucorrhoa, pains
In back and legs; dyspepsia and a
nervous trembling of the stomach.
Now l have none of these troubles and
can enjoy my life. Your medicine has
worked wonders for me. Mrs. s.
BARNHART, NEW CASTLE, PA.
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EASTON.

Mrs Susan Faverau has been in Trum-
bull for few days visiting her daughter,
Mrs Hannah Hoyt.
Mcclellan Brothers are pushing work
on the new house Of Sylvanus Mallett
for which they have the contract. The
house is to be 35x43. two stories and
when completed will be model farm
house. It stands on the same site as the
old house.
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The light rain Of last week Thursday
afternoon was most acceptable to us all,
and for about one day the dust was kept
down. But the good effect is now gone
and the ground seems more dry than ev-
err.
MANY farmers have commenced to
gather what hay they have, as unless it
is cut it will be all dryed up. The crop
is hardly worth gathering on many
meadows, being thinner on the best than
on many pasture lots. last year.
Miss Fanny Davis visited with friends
in New Haven few days, last week,
and over Sunday. Her place as organ
list at st Peters church was ably filled
by Mrs C. I. Sanford, who for number
of wears was the oganist there.
John Morash (French), woodchop-
per, and Mary Crowther. from whom
her husband has recently procured di'
vorce, were married by Justice X. e.
Robinson on Thursday afternoon, last
week.
william o. Davis and brother, George
of Hartford have had erected to the
memory of their mother and brother
very handsome monument Of Barre gran
lite in the Episcopal cemetery.
Clayton Sears has the contract to piac'
the crossarms and wires on the telephone
poles, which were recently places
Through here to Seymour. He Is nov
engaged in fulfilling his contract.
The newly elected school committe
met, last week, and organized. Rev =
e. Schaeffer was chosen president and Il
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VILLAGE AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
Miss emma Squires Of Bridgeport
spent Sunday at Charles r. Smiths.
Mrs James A. Cochrane visited in Shelf
field several days, this week.
Edward c. Baldwin, Phi. D., spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs G. E.
Baldwin of this place, returning to New
Haven to join his wife, Monday. For
the past year DR. Baldwin has had posi-
ton at Duluth, Mimi, having just re-
turned east for his summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Smith attended
the wedding Of Miss Cora e. Morgan.
formerly of this place, at West Stock
bridge, Wednesday.
Joseph T. Mallinson is in Newark,
N. j., this week az delegate from the
Union here, attending the annual conven-
ton Of the Metal Polishers' and Brass
Workers. Union of North America.
DR. A. M. Pratt has returned from his
trip away.
Miss Edith G. Dean has closed her
school in New Milford and ia home for
the summer vacation.
Miss Lillian B. Simmons has closed her
school in the Dean District and gone to
Lime Rock for the summer.
The entertainment given, Wednesday
evening, by the school children was well
attended and interesting, all the little
ones doing well.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE LAKE.

Thomas Bray Of New Milford has a
new cottage erected near B. G. Norris
at Lakeside nearly ready for occupancy.
Harmon 6 Tyrrell are at present welding
the painters brush on and in the same.
Mrs Isaac Smith was taken suddenly
i'll on Thursday night of last week. Her
daughter, Mrs D. M. Tompkins, was also
suddenly Frustrated on saturday even
ing at her home here.
Lane 81 Buher and Sherman Cogs-
we'll from their strawberry beds are at
present supplying r. q. Armstrong's
market with fine supply of the fruit.
On account of the protracted drouth
price for the same continues firm and IN
changed.
Dea E. W. Marsh and wife of Bridge
port visited at Maj Walter Burnham's,
the latter part of last week.
Mrs W. G. Grannis of Litchfield visit
ed her father, J. A. Glover, over last
Sunday.
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BETHEL.
WOLF PITTS AND yIcrNITY.

Edward Mead drives new horse.
Miss May Hoyt entertained friends
from New Canaan, recently.
The Misses Morgan entertained CON-
PAW over Sunday.
The many friends OF Miss Bessie Hoyt
are glad to hear that she is home.
Miss Lydia Hoyt entertained company
over Sunday.
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B. Treat secretary. They also decided,
among themselves, which of the two shall
be dropped from the list in 1900, as pre-
vided by law.
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SEW YoRK. MN HAVEN AND HARrFoRp
RAILROAD.
BgRKgHIRK DTvIEIon,

BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
NEW HAVES-Sorth, SIS q. m s.57 .. m,
South, IS q. m, 80 p. m.
SHELTOS-Sorth, 1905 q. m, q D. m South
1929 q. m, 7.0S p. "a.
TEvENsON-Sorth. lols q. H. As D. m.
South, lo.l6 a. m, IS pm.
South. t10lO g. m, teal p m
SO1SFORD-South for New Haven, lo.05 a. m
6-35 2. m. See Botsford below.
tEWToWN-Sorth. 10, lo2s g. m, 12-2e. "a.
csc, SAT, s.5S, n-27 a. m, Is $40, e-9s D. m
HAWLEYiS vi ia, loAs q. n
I2.40. SOL, SOC, III p. m. Sunday, ia a. m.
South, 65l, s.Ss, s4S, ILL., q. NJ Ala, SIS. Gil
P. m: Sunday e!o1 p. m.
day. s SOS 81; NJ m South "a "a, SO ass. In
q. m, 4.06, 500, 6y07 p m. Sunday $50 d. m.
BRoOKFIELD-North, SOS, Ills q. M "a,
SIS, 7-25 p. Sunday, SOS. South, So see.
LASEsvILLE and Sill RfVERggSo o11l = SIS
a. m, 535 7.s2 p. m. South, $50, $40 g. n-
AZ, 5-59t P. N. Sunday, north. s.l6 a. M
sEw a,IIFokD-North, So, nls, nas a. m,
-.O5. So, $40. 40 p. m. Sunday, s-22 g.
M South 6-25, SOS, els, lo4s q. m. SA5. ass
NERWINSVILLE-North SIS, n-ss q. m, ass
5-57 p. m. Sunday SIS am South, 10 IS am :,
40, 5-29 p. M Sunday, 4-52 p. m.
AENT-North, SAG, AZ q. m, S.23, 6.l0 p. m
sunday SAG m. South, le.2S g. m, SIS, $50,
Big p. m. Sunday, 4-30p. m
-ORNW ALL BRlDGE-North. S.07 .. m, 12-o2
4. 1926. p. IN. Sunday, sos q. m. South, lol1
q. H., $50, 6.07 p. m. Sunday, 4I05 p. IN.
VEST CORSWALL-North, 91b g. m, l2.l2
4-3S, SIS p. h. Sunday .9.14 q. m. South, lo.0S
q. m, SIG. 4.59 D. N. Sunday, s-52 p. II.