Penny Dreadfuls, 1891 · page 230 of 242
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PROVIDENCE & STONINGTON S. S. CO. NEW YORK Providence, PROVIDENCE LIM SUMMGLON LINE & BOSTON Worcester, AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. PROVIDENCE LINE. (May to November.) The longest water route and short- est rail ride (only 42 miles) of any Sound Line. Steamers the peers of any in the World. An orches- tra on each. Parlor Car Trains direct from Steamers’ Landing to Boston and -Worcester. Connec- ting for all points in New England. During the season a Parlor Car Train runs from Steamers’ Landing to the WHITE MOUNTAINS Without Change. Steamers leave Pier 29, N. R., daily, except Sunday, at 5 or 5:30 P. M. STONINGTON LINE. (Throughout the Year.) This is the Instmpz Rovurts, and especially safe and comfortable in Winter. Connects at Stoning- ton with THREE Express Trains for Boston, Worcester, and all points North and East. Steamboat Express to and from Boston has reclining chair Parlor Cars with- out extra charge. This is the only direct Sound route in Summer to NARRAGANSETT PIER and WATCH HILL. Steamers leave New Pier 36, N. R., daily, except Sunday, at 4:30 or 5 P, M. Send for Book of Summer Excursion Tours and Rates to J. W. Miller, Pres’t. O. H. BRIGGS, Cen’! Pass. Agent, New Pier 36, N. R., New York, comicboo <s) aa} AEP) Go