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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
CIVIL SERVICE HEARINGS /.

Three lnyeaHsatlona Of charges
against city employees will De
brought before the rlFll service
F8mmlsaion tonight. Haley q p0ie
man Va the city lighting department
aha vas dismissed some lime tRat
haH appealed for u hearing The
ease ~ W. J. grambn an electrician
sho preferred charges against Pa
frolman Lille. viii be continued
The recent charges of abuse filed
by " J. Matthews against Patrol
men Domain and Brown viii also
be brought up although the hearing
may be postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
BRINGS ASPHALT CARGO

Steamer Tampico. belonging To
the Globe Navigation company. ar
rived ia port yesterday afternoon
from San Pedro With cargo consist
ing mostly Of asphalt, consigned TO
a local paving concern
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B IN HOTEL

1eweiry valued az $1,000 wa.
taken In 4 mysterious manner from
the apartments 81 Mrs ) A Eliiott
az The niilef hotel last nighl Mra
Elliott spent the evening al the The
ater tpnn leaving her rn0m aht
claims 20 have aceufely locked N,
door and also her trunk Ia which
she kept the ieweify.
ON her return about midnight ah,
found the door stiil locked. AZ sci
as the trunk The room. to ali ap
p%caranees. was the same ~ whef
she left but. up0u opening th,
turnk. she discovered the icW cir,
Eone Detectives are working OF
the ease
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soss DRUG STORE

slack Who SAYS he = a
w.<arxsisa early THIS morn
4 RslfGmau oshoaFna eaat
Saiu nmE Co with
Tue young man Naa
,usng 10 sieai small articles
ssare shiie the clerks
- hsoklng
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olvss TWO hours TO orr

Ike nofunisin. John Murray and
John Murphy. the three "dip4 whe
. e caught IN front 81 the IA
ttonai Hank of Commerce iaat Fri
dsy. safu given = suspended sen
ience this afiernnon ~ sixty fhres
days u they would leave Seasti'
y Eihia tSG hours.
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FREMONT CHURCH RALLY.

ExtensiVe improvements have re-
eenuy bean made 81 the Edgswataf
congregational ehurch AZ ffvmont
yesterday VAS what vaa tnFmei
Rally day all members uarIicl-
rotiuE IN an effort % eulllyalo more
enthusiasm among ihnnc iaenftne /
Bith TIE denomination.
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TO IMPROVE FLEET


tsorpps Telegraph s~erviosl
LONDON oct IS Flight y]caaeis
af The royal sovereign class are "a
be placed ia naval reserve without
frpNs and the crews OF four az
mofed cruisers viii be paid or
Several uther vessels viii be 80
called. the ltea hsinn 10 create
smaller bat better fleet
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A Careful Person

Gets the most for bic money. That
Il Why SO many are renting safe
deposit baHea la the steel vaults u
Wm u Perkins a ca, I'll Cherry
1t These vaults are fire proof and
burglar proof ars centrally located
have q EFound floor entrance. p4t-
vata booths Nith telephones and al
eonveuleness. and Nithsi prices Cor
eommoiious boxes sre bat 81 per
year and upward 49,
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WORKING TO PROTECT
CITY ON FRANCHISES

A committee % forty five met
appointed hy John H Mu0raw.
president ~ ia. Chaiahef OF Com
mrrce IL meeting this afternoon "a
discuss the joint uasf question Al
relating % Msstlaks and uppcl
Sncuud ayoB
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COUNTY wUtoHuR
nEoiNs WORK.

William a. Russell. recently np.
pointed hy the county auditor aa
aealar Of weighs aud measures, eoin
meneod hts campaign against fraud
ulent atorehcepera to-day in earnest.
The state law holds that no coun
q aaatar may enter the premises
Of dealers fof the purpose Of exam.
ming Weighing apparatus, except on
request Of tho dealer himself. OF
upon complaint at another
The newly appointed aealef la an
expert machiuiat. aud has been
hunXing himself Tor several weeks
Ia studying the details Of weighinH
mraphemalia he II likely to be cali
ed upon to examine
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w-oRklsones's CLUB.

The Workingmeu's club held a
meeting yesterday afternoon In the
Labor Temple 10 discuss plans for
the final campaign Of the clubs
candidates for the fall election The
club now numbers between 300 and
400 men. all Of whom promise an
aggressive fight in behalf Of the la
bor representatives.
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Attention. Meat Eaters

The CITY HALL MARKET. 500
Third ave. near Yesier way. sell
pot roasts &c 90 &c b.: Rex Hams,
ice 10 loin steaks. i2c. round. loo.
aud rib steak. 3 lbs for 25e: home
rendered lard, lie 3D. Phone your
3i3s. Ind S622. %"
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aoara EMO CAMPAIGN OPENS.

Tonight the Republican club OF
Fremont Will hold a rally In Odd
Fellows hall. this being the opening
meeting Of the campaign In the
north end Among the speakers viii
he ". r F~rednnburh. candidate for
the Legislature; T. d. Hughes and
others.
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60
TO JAIL

AfAhh HeFNtgoHi
NAslftNHroN, Oct Is The
supreme court today refused 20
Etaht a rehparing IN the eaaa Of
senator burton uf Kansas
burton WAS convicted Of practie.
ina iof pay before The posiofnee de
partment when acting a. United
states senator ne must nov serve
sik months In the jail Of Iron
county Mo. aud pay a fine of g..
sVe The sentence was imposed
hY the federal court az 80. Louis
The denial ~ 4 neheafinr removes
all possibility Of nptton'a legally
escaping punishment
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A Word TO the Wise

II requires the average young mat
several years 20 furnish = comfort
able home How uawise for sneh
man TO take chances ~ losing I'll
~ those savings In q single night
when II costs only about twn dol
lars q year for 1000 insurance on
household furniture located in ar
unFrpBsed dwelling
DO not SO unprotected another
night. but Telephone the NORTH
WESTERN MUTUAL FIRE Asso
CITATION. where you IA obtain
good Insurance AZ a saving OF ~
per cent In cost. aa compared with
other companies "
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SAILOR CLAIMS ROBBERY.

Iens Jensen. a sailor al arrest
Cd a. the star iheatsr yesterday
afternoon after creating a disturb
ance. Sc complained II being rob
bed Of $40 when taken 10 police
heHdauaftara.
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"BoBBiE" RETURNS
a BENEDICT

Robert Cunningham. city paascn-
ger agent Of the c. ~ a 81 y rail-
road. vii return with hiH bride
Thursday morning from New York.
after an extended wedding tour
fhrouFhnut the east.
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oIRl LEAVEs HoME.

Della Allison. aged 10. DARK brown
hair and eves. Of medium build. left
her home. 20e Wall 81. Saturday
night and her mother = very anx-
i1ns ~ 10 her whereabouts. IL Is
believed that she left the city with
another girl named GwendOiine
HRftHen.
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DEFICIT REDUCED


WABHfNGTON, - G.. oct IL
The advance report 81 PoatmsOer
General eottclFou shows a redne.
lion Of the postal deficit If nearly
alnln. uDn.
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JEANNE ARRIVES FROM NOME

Schubach a Hmmiltna's steamer
ieanie arrived IN port this morning
from 81. Miehaels and Nome She
had a fair passenger list Il took
her fouftnca days from st
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asAs CASE Will
1 rEARo MEN MONDAY

= Ansgser q cross com.
Y tAs orexoa Railroad 4
- Go Vs. me WAahimgton
- raumlsklan piu be heard
lsAeul eoart next Menday
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pueLlc coMfoRr sTATIon.

A public comfort station. 70 cost
$4,000. will be- erected on Pioneer
place. This was decided by tho
finance committee Ia q special meet
ing held yesterday afternoon.
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MAPS R SAVED

~fsesipns Telegraph seryiesl
OLYMPIA. Oct rs Thirty maps
and charts the property % the
university. are b0iuk mounted on
muslin b. State Printer 0ofham
Tho maps are very old and yalua.
bile.
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Nav LIGHTING MAPS

An extensive mapping afefsm 81
the eiiys street uEhts IL % be!ng
uufked out b. The lighting Depart.
ueut TIE maps stii ~ made 20
cover The satire eiU. AID shoe the
location - even arc and IneandeA.
cent lamp or these there nge about
500 arc lamps aaa as49 laeonasW.
|rwnL
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C0SASUS RESIGNS


MEXICO cry. oct ~ Jaaaulu
n EosaHus Aexieen amhassadnr 60
the United states Has formally ten
derpd his resignation "a President
niaE M health u Kiyen az TIE
FHMae
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elo VALUES IN LADIES SUITS

Al Lonaon's tomorrow t25 suits
going Al si2be: SO ruiia az ssss
sig suits az g. rs. one day. Tues.
day. oaly. Read our big sd on
page { Come early. III Second
nv
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ahlp Katie Datrupprt arrived i
pert this mofuinA frasu Meyer
rAnrsfy. a. usak. With a cargo q
salmon
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wn Th~alnxa. q hardware
~.rksss Il Seattle Vas toslsY al
80 hzsssapt In tie federal
ezt
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TEDDY CUT HIM OFF

Governor Beckman Winthrop was
Secretary Taft'a secretary In the
Philippines and Was such hot stuff
In that position that when Taft took
over Cuba he sent a rush cable mes.
sage for Winthrop TO come and De.
come temporary governor while The
Cubana we're getting ready TO gov.
eTn themselves again.
That's where President Roosevelt
stepped in He didn't want Win.
throp. said NJ and appointed Ma.
COON. Of the Canal zone
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>Lvssros r~rRuArrNrr


, GALVESTON. Tex oct IS
\ High tide threatened the eift
. bat thr mes sea wall proved
> adequate Kline inches % rain
: Tell at Beaumont Skiffs are
. used On ths principal slreets
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lAc uaic. Sc. i5c ruls. lie. &c
ruie. iaes &c rule. &c. 81 Spin.
.ninEa
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nicely tailored cuffs and belt. These
arc regular $1,000 coats. and you can
count on saving just S2.2s if YOU buy
one of them tomorrow.
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inches. The frames arc beautifully
gilded and finished with FURNISHED
gold ornaments. Every one of these
pictures is a bargain at the regular
price, SAB. Tomorrow your choice
Of ono hundred at S2.79.
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the closely wove kind, always sold
at 2sc each. Tomorrow the price is
only 90 each. This price is for one
day only. We reserve the right to
limit quantity.
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Genuine PasteIs,
Photographers and
Etchings. every
one OF them a per.
feet work of art
sizes up TO ANS
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ARE BEHIND THE TIMES.

New Haven Fire System Better Than
 That in New York and Philadelphia.
 Dear old New Haven is not so very bad afte rall, even if it is the home Of Yale university, according to the story told by Superintendent James Grant of the fire alarm telegraph, who recently returned from vacation spent in Philadelphia, New York and New Jersey. During his trip Superintendent Grant made an inspection of the fire department in Philadelphia and New York city. He says they are both way behind New Haven as regards equip> ment and the alarm system. In one house that he entered in the former city he found that the horse instead of be- ringing in of the alarm were not re- ing liberated simultaneously with the leased until one of the men arrived on inc floor of the house. and lifted a lever. There was no repeater in this house and the men had to count the beats on the bell as the alarm was ruug in. This Superintendent Grant said entailed a great loss of time in getting to the scane of inc fire. Another house in which there were forty firemen had only one hole by which the men could slide from the sleeping quarters on the second floor to the main floor. A New Haven fire house having more than twelve men has more than one pole. Every New Haven house has a
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BijOu Theater.

This afternoon at the Bfjou the ini- tial performance of Hall Gaines fam ous play "The Christian will be given Everything points to most suspicious opening and Manager Poli anticipates cordial reception for the piece. The principal roles of the play are cast as follows:
 John Storm ..s."..Lawrence B. IcGin Glory Quayle ...... Gertrude Shipman Lord Robert Ire Vim. F. Garfield TIoratio Drake ...... Everett Butterfeld lArchdeacon Wealthy Harry Langdon Father Lamplugh.. Frank Wallace, jr. Mrs. Collinder .s.....Miss Edith Crolius Polly Love ........"..... Dorothy Lamb
 This excellent cast will be supported by a company of thirty-five persons in- eluding the well known Fairchild chil- dren of this city. The development of the production has been under the per sonal direction of MT. NIcGill, and Man. ager Poli promises the best perform
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Polls New Iheater.

"Jue" Welch, of peder fame, will be the Poli headliner this week. Welch is a Hebrew character comedian who all ways had style of his own which has made him one of the biggest hits in vaudeville Welch is to head a big aggregation of the talent and as spec ial feature Bert Leslie and company in the comedy "Hogan's Visit In Leslie's company will be Mae Sailor and Burrell Barbaretta. Miss Sailor is the original Pajama girl, and made a big hit here last season. This new com edy is said to be one of the best in vaudeville.
 The oilo will have the Kinsons in "Going it Blind," Daisy Harcourt, the English comedienne, Orietta and Tay- Tor, Crawford and Ford, and Knesel s dog, cat and monkey show which will be a big treat for the ladies and chil- dren at the daily matinee.
 Seat sale now open for the entire week.
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My gracious. Mary" said MT. Wappsley. why do you keep these trunks and satchels here in the hall where people have to fall over them every time they try to get into the house? We've. got d storeroom for such things, haven't we?" 'Well, whats the use going to Euroge and getting labels pasted on your trunks if they are to be hid away in, storerooms? You ain't got any more family pride than Nav ajoseph Indian. n Chicago Record Herald.
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Nice, New, Novel Nicolet.

The programme of moving pictures to be repeated in continuous perform ance afternoon and night at the Nieo- Jet, 791 Chapel street, this week is ar- ranged as follows: Monday and Tues- day, Brannigan's' Story of the Blast, "A Mothers Anguish. III Rewarded Hon esty, Sights of a Great City; Wednes- day and Thursday: The Scissors Grind CT, The Subpoena Server, Peck's Bad Boy, Carnival Night; Friday and Sat- urday, The Princess in Disguise, The Great HarvardLCambridge Boat Race, School Boys Jokes, The Pleasure Trip, The Illustrated song presented in the favorite When the Flowers Bloom in Spring Time" The admission is only a nickle, and the patrons principally ladies and children.
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REGISTRARS NOTICE.

The City Registrars will hold a meet ing for the purpose of perfecting the lists of electors and also the lists of those to be made on Monday, October 15, 1906 which is the last day new names of electors to be made can be added to said lists, from a. m. to D. m. at the following places:
 First Ward-111 Church street Second Ward--25S Oak street. Third Ward-17S Congress avenue. Fourth Ward-43 Liberty street, Fifth Ward-35 Olive street. Sixth Ward-T2 Hamilton street. Seventh Ward-173 Hamilton street. Eighth Ward-902 State street. Ninth Ward-27 Broadway. Tenth Wardf-2S2 Elm street Eleventh Ward 290 Grand avenue, Twelfth Ward-265 Grand avenue Thirteenth Ward-S51 Whalley ave Fourteenth Ward 34 E. Grand ave Fifteenth Ward - Engine house Forbes avenue.
 The Registrars will also hold two sessions at the above named places October 2S and 25, from g a. m. to 5 D. m., for the purpose of making any cor rections necessary to said lists.
 FRANCIS W. FOLEY,
 LOUIS KNOLLMEYER,
 General Registrars
 oil L2t
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Nationals.
.Batted for overall in ninth.

4Batted for overall in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Americans ....3 4 0 0 0 0 *-S Nationals .....t 0 0 0 0 0 1--S
 Left on Americans 9, Nationals 9. Two-base hits -Donohue, Davis, Ev- CTS, Schulte, overall. Hits-Off Brown 8 in one and two-thirds innings, off Overall 6 In six and one-third innings. Sacrifice hits Jones, Sheckard. Stolen base Rohe. Double play--Davis and Donohue. Struck out-By White 2, by overall 8. Bases on balls-Off White 4 off Brown 1, off overall ?. Hit with baIl-Chance- Time of game-One hour and fifty-five minutes-Umpires-John- stone and O'Loughlln.
 The attendance at to-days game was 19,249, making the total attendance for the series 99,S45 The receipts for to- days game were $2O,S61, and the total for the six games was $105,540. Of this amount the players share is $S3,4Ol.70 The American league men, with twenty one men, will receive $25051.5S. The Nationals share for ninteen men is $S SsO.17 The receipts for last years
 championship series were $6S,4o5, ant
 of last years Anerican-National series | S26,174
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Gttu Advertisements.
TAXPAYERS. c.

 are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors Of the City of New Haven, Will be in session at Room No. 8, City Hall, every week day from October 1st, 1S06, until November 1st, 1906, inclusive, for the purpose of receiving lists of all persons owning property real and per- sonal, subject to taxation in this city. If any resident taxpayer neglects or refuses to hand in list, made and sworn to as prescribed by law Sickness or absence from the city being no excuse), the assessors must make out list and add thereto ten per centum, as required by law.
 Power of attorney can not be made use of in making oath to list, nor can the husband make oath to list of prop erty of the wife, in which he has no interest, nor contrariwise, the wife for the husband.
 Each parcel of real estate must be separately described Office hours from a. m. until D. n., except on Saturdays when the hall will be closed at 1 D. nj. Signed,
 EDWARD F, MERRILL, OSCAR P. IVES, JOHN J. HOGAN, TIMOTHY F CALLAHAN,
 THEODORE H. MACDONALD. o1 31t Board of Assessors
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SIT. LOuIs SERIES.

St. Louis, Oct. 1.-The St. Louis Ma tlonals scored the first victory over the local Americans of the post-season se- ries by winning the opening game or the final double-header to-day, to o. The second game was g five-inning tie. The record for the series stands; Amer icans. won 4 Nationals, won l; tied g. A feature was a match foot race be- tween Niles, of the Americans, and Burch, of the Nationals, won by the former.
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HIRsHMAN-WINTNG WEDDING.
 The wedding of Jacob Hirshman and Miss Fannie Wlnig was solemnized last night The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Rosen, assisted by the Rev. A. Kirshon. The congratulatory ad- dress was made by Batchman Dawod- rick of New York, He was attended in old time Hebrew costume and greatly pleased the guests. A reception follow ed at Maple hall, and was attended by several hundred people. MT and Mrs. Hirshman left for washington last night and on their return will reside on sylvan avenue.
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repeater also, and the men use the time wasted by the Philadelphia flremen in counting the alarm by the New Haven tiremen in hitching up.
 In New York Superintendent Grant noticed several things that he thought might be improved upon. He expected to see an alarm come in much quicker but he saw nothing better than we have in New Haven, The numbering of the boxes there he thought way behind our system.
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ance of "The Christian" ever given in this city at popular prices.
 The sale of seats in advance has been large tc a most gratifying de- gree and the houses of the ensuing week will doubtless be the largest of the season.
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MISS CURTIS CHAMPION.
Wins Women's National Golf Title at
 Brae Burn.

West Newton Mass, Oct. 14.-Miss Harriet g. Curtis of Boston, playing from the Essex County club, yesterday won the womens national golf cham pinship by defeating Miss Mary B. Adams, also of Boston, but playing from the Wollaston Golf club, 2 up, 1 to play, on the links of the Brae Burn Country club in the finals of the event.
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promptly failed. Gessler, a substitute, batted for Overall and was allowed to walk. Hoffman singled to left and Evers scorwed Sheekard was safe on an error. Schulte now came to bat. With all the burden of forlorn hope on his shoulders he hit a grounder straight to Donohue, and the series was over.
 The score:
 Americans.
 l. 1h DO a. O.
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2tanR1st's nide
rsXIsN E?k NRH HaTKn \ E5Es9d XSEffgt1
 a<EAiLRRA1S
October 2, 1906.

October 7, 1906. x6:O0, 0,x6 50, S;OO,xS:l5. $40, '9:85, iO0o, s1:80, ]2:io, S:25, .s:77 sS:5l, at 442 :2S. 4:40 *5:10. $40, s606, 6:25, (to Bridge porD, +6:50,, *7:05, %7;54, *ll8:2s, @s:l0 S;20 p, m. Sundays-*4:2a, s4:45, x7:55, *5;l0 x6:15, %6:50, "7;o5, *7;54, S;S0, *s:1O p. m.
 For Washington via Harlem River--- "l zoo P m, @12:05 night, daily
 For Boston via Hartford and WilIi- mantic---*lO;02 a, n., ;02 ?. m. idence-"2:l7 %2;53. TAI aII9.37, "II11:37. *ll:5S a. m. *2:37 %2;52, *4:1S, *4:50, 4II6:97, 6:54 pm. Sundays-s2.17, *2.5S "1l:5S a, m. @252. a4:5O. "6:45 p. m. For Boston via springncld-*1:O7 *l1;o5 a. nl.. *1:41, *5:43 p. m. Sundays -~*l;O7 a. m. @543 D. m. | For Hartford, Springfield, Etn.--s1:07 s4:lo (to Hartford), x6:35, 7:45, x9:45 $l0;O2, %11:05 a. m, x12:54, 1:10, &2:41, 3:fo, *4:02, x5:00, '5:4S. ,6.05 (to Hart fordl, 7;05, xS:03. 10:02 D. m. Sundays al;07 Xs;O5, xll:45 a, m, s5:4S, 7:05, For New London, ctc--42:17, a2:5s TAT, "ll9:S7, 11:O7, xll11:S7, a11:5S a. rl.. | 42;52, S:05, *4;l8, @4:50, 6.15, 6:10 (to Saybrook), +6:37 t6:54, a1O:1O, Il:3O (to I SayDroOkl ?. m. Sundays-*2 IT, s2:53, S:52, 1l:5S g. m., *2:52, *4:60, +6:54 D. m
 For Middletown, Willimantic, etc. 7:95 q. m, 100, *5:S5 (to Worcester and Fttchburg). 6:02 p. m sundays-7:2O p. m.
 For SheIburne Falls, etc.---7:3o a. m. 1920 (to New Hartford), 400. 600 (to I Westaeld) D. m.
 For Derby and Ansonia--6.5S, 500 z9:35 $40 a. m, 12:10, 2:S5. az4:15, 5.IS. 6:00, 7:40. 11:40 ?. m. Slindays-S.30, 11:35 a. nl., 3:3O, $40, 8:45 D. m.
 For Watcrbury--6:58, 500, $40 a. m. 1910, 2;35. S:1S, 7:4O 11:30 p. m Sun days-S:S0, 11:S5 a. m.. GAO, S:45 D. nj
 For Winsted--6:5S, $40 a. m, l2;lO 2:85, 5:1S TAO D. m. sundays-S:3O d. m., 6A0 p m.
 Tor PittsAeId md Intermediate POints--6:0O (via Bridgeport 9:S5 a. m 4:15 p. m. Sundays 7.55 a. m. via Bridgeport
 For LitchGeId-9:S5 a. m., AIS D. m. Sundays--7.55 a. m. (yia Bridgeport)
 *Express trains. IlParlor car limited. gro Derby Junction. Local express. o. M. SHEPARD, F. c. COLBY, , Gen supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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THE GTNGERBREAD MAN.

'@The Gingerbread Man" comes to the New Haven theater for one night only, Monday, October 22.
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For plans. etc, apply to compapy's Office, 3 Broadway, N. I. or S4 State St., India Building. Boston, or to Sweezey & Kelsey, 102 Church street, Bishop & O., 1855 Orange street; J. H. Parish & Co.,, S6 Orange street, New Haven. Conn. m25 mwt