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Bent for business or bound for pleasure you'll keep your date, because there's no cancellation or "weather wait" when you go Lackawanna. Fog, rain, even snow makes no difference what the weather is outside. You'll ride in air-conditioned Lackawanna comfort in a roomy Mid-Week 30—Day Ticket Plan coach or luxurious sleeping car, bedroom or roomette; arrive at your destination rested, relaxed—and on time! SAVES UP TO 40% Sample Mid-Week Round-Trip Coach Fares from NEW YORK Substantial savings also for sleeping BINGHAMTON 8 85 car passengers. Other low-cost Family and Group plans good any day of the BUFFALO 17.85 week. CLEVELAND 34.40* Corresponding low mid-week fares CHICAGO 53.85* between practically all points on the .6 MONTH LIMIT 10% Federal Tax Additional Lackawanna. Consult local ticket agent. Lackawanna RAILROAD Lackawanna Railroad t

CONDENSED EQUIPMENT OF TRAINS— PULLMAN, COACH, DINING AND BUFFET CAR SERVICE— REGULARLY ASSIGNED CARS ARE AIR CONDITIONED

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THE PHOEBE SNOW THE OWL THE NEW YORKER De luxe Streamliner No. 15-EXCEPT SUNDAY MORNING No. 8—EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT No. 3—DAILY No. 14—SUNDAY MORNING ONLY SLEEPING CAR SLEEPING CAR SLEEPING CARS Buffalo to Chicago, via Nickel Plate No. 5 New York to Buffalo Chicago to New York, via Nickel Plcre No. 8 110 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Cot 50) (10 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Car 150) (10 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Car 80) OBSERVATION LOUNGE CAR (D. L. & W.) Binghamton passengers may occupy sleeper until 7,00 A.M. Buffalo to New York New York to Buffalo (Open to all passengers) (Sleeping car open lam occupancy at Hoboken at 110 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Car 83)—Open DINING CAR 930 P.M.) tor occupancy at 9:00 P.M. New York to Buffalo DINER LOUNGE CAR DINER LOUNGE CAR CLUB DINER LOUNGE CAR Chicago to Buffalo, via Nickel Plate No. 8 Binghamton to Buffalo Cleveland to Chicago, via Nickel Plate No. 5 DINING CAR RECLINING SEAT COACHES RECLINING SEAT COACHES Scranton to New York. New York to Chicago, via Nickel Plate No. $ New York to Buffalo New York to Buffalo RECLINING SEAT COACHES Chicago to New York, via Nickel Plato No. 8 Buffalo to New York

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No. 5—EXCEPT SUNDAY EASTWARD NEW YORK MAIL No. 27—SUNDAY ONLY POCONO' EXPRESS No. 10-MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BUFFET LOUNGE CAR Now York to Binghamton (Except Saturday) No. 2—EXCEPT SUNDAY SLEEPING CAR DINING CAR Chicago to Buffalo, via Nickel Plate No. 6 New York to Scranton (Daily) DINING CAR (10 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Cot. 60)

RECLINING SEAT COACHES Scranton to New York Buffalo,* New York New York to Buffalo (Except Sunday) (10 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Car 101) RECLINING SEAT COACHES New York to Binghamton (Daily) Binghamton passengers may board sleeper at Buffalo to New York 10,418 P.M. (Sleeping car may be occupied at Hoboken until 7,15 A.M.) THE WESTERNER BUFFET LOUNGE CAR Buffalo to Scranton No. 7—DAILY RECLINING SEAT COACHES SLEEPING CARS Buffalo to New York New York to Chicago, via Nickel Plate No. 7 THE PHOEBE SNOW ( I 0 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Car 70) De luxe Streamliner New York to Buffalo I 0 Roomettes-6 Double Bedrooms, Car 71) (Except No. 6—DAILY Saturday). May be occupied until 8:00 A.M. OBSERVATION LOUNGE CAR (D. L. & W.) BUFFET LOUNGE CAR New York to Scranton Buffalo to New York (Open to all pass•ngers) No. 42-SUNDAY AND MAJOR HOLIDAYS DINER LOUNGE CAR DINING CAR BUFFET LOUNGE CAR Buffalo to Chicago, via Nickel Plate No. 7 Buffalo to New York Scranton to New York RECLINING SEAT COACHES RECLINING SEAT COACHES RECLINING SEAT COACHES New York to Chicago, via Nickel NW.? No. 7 New York to Buffalo Buffalo to New York Scranton to New York CONDENSED TABLE OF CONNECTING TRAINS NEW YORK AND BUFFALO, CLEVELAND, DETROIT, CHICAGO AND THE WEST (For Through Car Service, See Page 2)

TABLE 1 15 3 5 7 17 TABLE 2 312-16 WESTWARD—Read Down Exc. Daily Exc. Daily Sat. EASTWARD—Read Down Daily Daily Daily Daily Son. Sun. Only AM LACKAWANNA RAILROAD AM PM PM PM NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM AM pm Am PM New York St. Louis (C.S.T.) Lv 9 25 Barclay St. (Mon.Thru Fri.Exc.Hols.)(E.S.T.) Lv 412 15 10 15 430 745 Indianapolis (C.S.T.) Lv 1 55 I3arclay St. (Sat. Sun. & Hole.) (ESN.) Lv 912 15 10 15 415 Cleveland (E.S.T.) Ar 8 40 (See Hot. Note, Page 6) Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (LSI%) Ar 12 25 Hoboken (E.S.T.) Lv 12 55 10 35 4 50 8 05 11 05- • • NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 16 Newark (ESN.) Lv 10 48 504 8 18 Cincinnati i,(E.S.T.) Lv 330 Brick Church (E.S.T.) L. 10 55 511 8 2i) Cleveland Ar 852 Summit (E.S.T.) L% 11 08 525 838 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (E.S.T.) Ar 12 25 Dover " 11 34 552 904 Stroudsburg & East Stroudsburg ... (E.S.T.) IA 2 58 12 27 656 958 41 01 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 6 52 208 Scranton (E.S.T.) Lv 4 55 1 55 843 11 30 §2 43 Chicago (La Salle St.) (C.S.T.) Lv 12 35 Binghamton (EiS.I .) L' 7 12 320 1083 12 42 §7 05 Toledo (E.S.T.) Lv 5 50 Elmira (Erie-Lackawanna Sta.) (E.S.T.) Lv 9 08 436 11 38 2 01 §8 45 Cleveland (E.S.T.) Lv 805 11 00 600 Buffalo (MN.) Ar 12 57 715 2 40 4 55512 80 Buffalo Cent. Term.) (E.S.I.) Ar 11 59 3 20 10 05

NICKEL PLATE 5 7 CAN. PAC. R. N.— Buffalo alo (Lackawanna Terminal) ....(E S.T.) Lv 745 5 30 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 376 Erie (E.S.T.) Ar 517 7 00 Toronto (C.P.R.) (E.s.T.) Lv 8 35 Ashtabula (L.S.T.) Ar 10 21 7 54 Buffalo (Exchange St. Sta.) (E.S.T.) Ar M1 37 East Cleveland (Superior Ave.) (E.S.T.) Ar 11 15 8 45 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (EST.) Ar II 50 Cleveland (Union Terminal) (ES T.) Ar 11 35 9 00 Foit Wayne (C.S.T.) Ar 3 20 12 05 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 8 358 44 Chicago (La Salle St. Sta.) (C.S.T.) Ar 7 35 340 Chicago (LaSalle St. Sio•) (C.S.T.) Lv 1 00 750 19 00 Kalamazoo (ESN.) Lv 427 11 35 112 55 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 39 17 Battle Creek (E.S.T.) Lv 452 12 02 11 22 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (E.S.T.) Lv 10 30 310 Jackson (E.S.T.) Lv 540 12 55 (225 Buffalo (Exchange St. Staj (ES.'!'.) Lv Ann Arbor (E.S.T.) Lv 6 20 1 40 0310 Detroit (E.S.T.) Ar 3 00 7 40 Detroit(E.S.T.)Lv 7 30 3 05 0500 Ann Arbor (E.S.T.) Ar 4 23 9 00 Buffalo (Exchange St. Sta.)., • (E.S.T.) Ar 8 37 10- 942 Jackson (E.S.T.) Ar 5 05 9 44 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (EB.T.) Ar 12 05 8 45 0950 Battle Creek (F.S.T.) Ar 5 52 10 35 8 6 8 halainazoo (EST.) Ar 6 25 11 01 NICKEL PLATE Chicago (LaSalle& Sta.) (C.S.T.) Ar 8 15 12 45 Chicago (La Salle St. Sta.) (C.S.T.) Lv 11 20 11 30 11 20 Fort Wayne (C.S.T.) Lv 2 30 2 56 2 30 Cleveland (Union Term.) (EST.) Lv 745 8 30 745 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM— East Cleveland (Superior Ave.) (E.S.T.) Lv 808 8 45 000 CAN. PAC. R. R. 371 Ashtabula (E.S.T.) Lv 853 9 44 8 53 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (E.S.T.) Lv -1-5 20 Erie (EST.) Lv 9 52 10 50 952 Buffalo (Exchange St. Sta.) (LSI.) Lv Buffalo (Lackawanna Terminal) (E.S.T.) Ar 11 35 12 40 11 35 Toronto (C.P.11.) (E.S.T.) Ar t8 35 s 14 2 6 10 8 14 Sun. Exc. Daily Exc. Exc. Sun. NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 43 59 35 43 Only Sun. Sun. Sat. Only Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (E.S.T.) tv 1 55 8 02 9 10 1 55 LACKAWANNA RAILROAD AM AM AM PM PM AM Cleveland (liaT.) Ar 5 45 11 15 1 30 5 45 Buffalo (E.S.T.) Lv 1 30 4 20 10 00 500 11 59 1 30 Toledo (ESN.) Ar 8 30 125 342 830 Elmira Erie-Lackawanna Sta.) (LSI.) Ar 4 22 7 39 12 38 8 53 2 44 4 22 Chicago (La :Jaffe St. Sta.) (C.S.T.) Ar 4 30 710 Binghamton (ESN.) Ar 5 42 9 28 1 52 10 48 3 55 5 42 Scranton NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 15 59-323 1 04 5 18 7 07 Stroudsburg & East Stroudsburg ((EE..SSI..)) AArr 78 4071120 459443 3185 3 11 6 45 8 41 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (E.S.T.) Lv 11 40 8 02 r9 37 1 42 527 4 10 7 43 9 37 Cleveland (EST.) Lv 3 10 11 50 Summit 8 35 8 554 8 09 10 02 Cincinnati (ES.'!'.) Ar 635 DoverBrick Church(((EEE..S...TTr.:)) ) AAArr100 105222°0 2 67 8 23 10 15 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM 15-341 35-313 Newark (ESN.) Ar 10 22 2 28 6 16 4 58 8 32 10 22 Buffalo (Cent. Term.) (ESN.) Iv 11 40 9 10 Hoboken (E.S.T.) Ar 10 351 2 45 630 5 10 8 45 10 35 Cleveland (E.S.T.) Lv 3 25 1 40 New York Indianapolis (C.S.T.) Ar A 20 650 Barclay St. (Mon. Thru Fri. Exc. Hots.). (E.S.T.) Ar 302 657 5 27 9 04 ... St Louis (C.S.T.) At 1 10 ...... Barclay St. (Sat. Sun. & Hole.) (E.S.T.) Ar 11 12 312 9 12 11 12 PM PM PM PM PM (See Hol. Note, Page 6) AM PM PM AM AM AM

EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS

A.M.. light type. P.M. heavy type. E.S.T.—Eastern Standard Time. C.S.T.—Central Standard Time. t Daily except Sundays. $ Daily except Saturday. • Except Monday morning and day following a Holiday. $; Saturday only. § Sunday only. C)Stops on signal to discharge revenue passengers. TRANSFERRING LUGGAGE AND PASSENGERS BETWEEN DEPOTS IN CHICAGO Passengers holding tickets through Chicago may deliver their The transfer coupons included as part of your through ticket hand luggage to the Railroad Transfer Service Agent at the also entitle you to transfer service from your incoming depot to incoming depots for delivery to the parcel checking rooms of the your outgoing depot. outgoing depots at the cost of 250 per piece, plus the usual parcel checking fees. Ask any Ticket Agent for details Printed in U.S.A.

3 NEW YORK TO STROUDSBURG, POCONO MOUNTAIN POINTS AND SCRANTON For condensed time and equipment of trains see pages 2 and 3.

47 49 15 605 Exc. 911 Sat. 1057 611 3 1015 931 933 27 5 1031 17 TABLE 3 Exc. Exc. Sat. Sat. & Hot. Sun. 915 Exc. Sun. Sat, Sun. Exc. 1073 7 Sat. Miles Sun. Sat. Sun. & Hal. Only & Hal. Daily Daily Sat. & Hol. Only Only Sun. Ex. Nite WESTWARD-Read Down Sun. & Hot. See See See See Sun. See See Sun. Daily Only & Hal. Note Note Nate Note & Hal. Note Nate & Hot. See See See See Note Note Nate Note Hudson Tubes-(Fare 25c) AM AM AM AM AM AM Atil AM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM 33rd St. & 6th Ave. Lv 12 30 7 14 7 34 10 10 cc 423 4 30 735 10 35 zi Hudson Term. Bldg., Cortlandt St. c12 20 7 19 7 45 10 10 434 4 33 7 43 10 45 ,... D. L. & W. Ferry , Barclay St. (Mon. Thru Fri. Ci Exc. Hams.) .Lv d12 15 7 13 10 15 4 30 7 45 z I Barclay St. (Sat. Sum&Hols.) ..Lv x12 15 10 15 415 415 I (See Ha Note, Page 5) 1.0 HOBOKEN (Hudson Riser) .Lv 12 55 7 40 8 00 10 35 4 50 4 50 8 05 11 05 7os iri L?' 8.8 Newark (Passaic Riser) 7 13 .a; „'',1 13 z1048 z503 z5 04 "I''' z8 18 10,0 Roseville Ave 7 16 c.f )•.!, 16 -., ,;' 10 16 416 445 , s4 10.6 Grove St 7 17 -G 17 -',, -.3,1,3 10 17 .8•:.,'• 417 447 8 11.0 East Orange 7 19 :Z 19 .,.,''' 10 19 7d 419 449 ri.--8 11.6 Brick Church 7 21 4 21 -,r. 47.: >, 10 21 all 55 'Z 421 451 z5 10 z5 11 'az z8 25 . .24 ›. . ; . ..., .-. ._.- tie.r,i' 12.5 Orange 723 23 ›.. 7,-8 10 23 ..r. ,-, 423 453 :!,-..--2.I er" 13.2 Highland Ave 7 25 '-' a-. 25 -I'. ,. 10 25 . 4 25 455 x 14.1 Mountain Station 7 27 ,,T,,,..-• 27 ,,,-rg .E 10 27 tr.i.Z.:' 427 451 wco wco .1-+ 14.9 South Orange 729 .m -5' 29 R.,-F. .:..6ro • 10 29 '6 2 429 459 I:i ccZ _ ., I'- I n - 23 16.2 Maplewood 7 31 31 ''.2.F, 0 10 31 '. 431 501 1-51 I,-;cc s!,5 17.8 Millburn 7 34 - 34 'A.. 10 34 ta, F, - 434 504 1- I: S . 18.8 Short Hills 7 37 :ig 36 ,t .- 6 4; 10 36 0, c•';' 436 5 06 a,..: ..9_ 21.1 Summit 7 42 04 rz z1.1 08 era 8'.5."-I 10 40 .g 4 40 5 11 z5 23 z5 25 il • z 38 E, -.„ '-'-5 8: I-, CO '8I' ria 24.5 Chatham 7 49 46 10 46 to... 4 46 517 26.5 Madison ;f79 49 .-I2 IS I, E--, 752 F 0 10 49 5 .- &I 449 520 .•,- 28.7 Convent 7 56 53 c.•:. 12. 10 53 ''' g' 453 524 8 ' r2 30.8 0 „, . Morristown ._i. 8 00 57 .c.,. .F..• • ' 10 57 ...: g 457 528 cc 33.0 Morris Plains 8 04 01 .,.t ..--., 11 01 t 'a 501 532 0 37.3 Denville a 811 08 f ,'Zl:---..- 11 08 4'" 509 538 39.1 Dover ..lgAr 8 17 15 11 14 all 34 515 544 z5 50 z5 52 ...... z9 04 N-- -- 8.6 11-v 9 44 Kingsland .. .:i.,-.1 ,:,,,--- 446 714 9.2 Lyndhurst -E .A 7 55 5.',' 8 18 946 449 7 %' !.1' 716 10.3 Delawanna 9 49 ..e i • .:4 4 d i _.,c'' 4 52 .,-6 d 7 19 cc 11.6 Passaic ,,,,,J • -,., 8 03 Z • 8 23 9 52 ' d '3.' 4 55 ›,•• " "z 7 22 .e co - '.'. - w..„ 13.2 Athenia e I955 O5 4 58 4- VI - 725 tc• 16.1 Paterson (Passaic Riper). .. t- -4da 17 to',.5.!.' 8 31 10 Al w 5 04 731 1,1 t .11 5 E 4 1- -- 2 •-e 0 .-a: • : : 2 x ,,,,,, ..s, ct) 21.5 . Mountain View -,,,'. w a '!,•-• 27 '.'"e4„ 841 10 09 2,...' '8') 512 . , I 's,.. 739 a, 23.9 Lincoln Park 8 I, ., 31 ,..--',A 8 45 10 13 .,--,-g i 516 35 cc 1-7: c- fe.-3" 743 26.1 Towaco -g,d'. 35 L5,7= 8 49 10 17 ;; ti 520 '''' to . 747 w 30.2 Boonton ,-. '&' ' - a 50 .1.-.:..- 9 01 10 24 La 527 c''' I4I 754 I = ,:-.. .07 ',,,..' I .- 32,2 Mountain Lakes ti• go ._„•..o., 54 9 05 10 27 Zifi - 5 30 74 .,;"" .• =I- 7 57 34.9 Denville 10 34 ',51.-- c; .IS'i-r,5' 538 ,...,e .3' ,___"at4 804 39.1 Dover r r?,A ...., 9 15 4 ,a - 9 18 10 40 5 46 .. :IA' '''' 010 39.1 Dover .Lv -.5 9 15 9 18 nil 34 z5 50 z5 52 z9 04 65.8 Blairstown . tea' 9 56 9 55 12 05 1.- 621 624 9 35 82.6 Stroudsburg & 1. Station for Dela- Ar 2 51 10 18 10 30 12 27 w 12 52 ;2c a'''' 642 645 953 82.6 East Stroudsburg f scare WWater Gap Lv 2 58 .--..-00 10 35 10 30 12 27 644 656 958 •1 01 95.6 Cresco (Station for Skytop, Buck Hill 7ft 11 oo 10 50 12 49 i.":1-'2 706 718 10 19 Falls, Canadensis, Mountainhome, So. c.., 2-T'. Sterling, Talton, Paradise Falls) ;,,e -- = 0 .. 103.6 Pocono Summit (Station for Pocono Mnr., i-n il 20 11 09 1 06 724 7 37 w Pocono Crest, and Split Rock Lodge) 108.6 Tobyhanna 11 28 11 17 731 747 co 113.9 Gouldaboro 11 35 11 24 ai 37 a7 54 121.5 Moscow 11 47 11 35 a7 45 a8 03 134.1 Scranton Ar 4 16 12 08 11 57 155 8 05 8 23 11 15 2 23 AM AM PM AM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM AM

How to each Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken

LACKAWANNA TERMINAL, Hoboken, N. J., is conveniently via Public Service Bus No. 63 from the PORT AUTHORITY BUS reached via ferry from BARCLAY STREET, New York; or via HUDSON TERMINAL, 8th Avenue at 40th & 4Ist Streets, New York. FUBES, 33rd Street and oth Avenue (uptown) and Hudson Terminal These three routes offer fast, frequent, and convenient service be- Building (Cortland+ Street), (downtown), New York; also reached tween Greater New York and Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken, N. J. SCRANTON TO BINGHAMTON, ELMIRA AND BUFFALO For condensed time and equipment of trains see pages 2 and 3.

27 5 EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS TABLE 4 17 15 Sun. 7 Sun. Exc. 3 Only Sun. Daily For Tables 3 and 4. WESTWARD—Read Down Only Sun. Daily Mass t—Daily except Sunday. AM AM PM PM PM PM 8—Sunday only. A.M. time light type. 134.1 Scranton Lv 2 43 4 55 155 820 8 43 1130 141.5 Clarks Summit P.M. time heavy type. 172.6 New Milford 3 32 5 54 a9 09 a9 26 a—Stops on advance notice to agent or con- 178.5 Hallstead 340 6 05 ductor to receive or discharge revenue pas- 192.7 Binghamton (Susquehanna River) Ar 3 58 622 303 930 9 47 12 32 sengers only. c—Change cars at Grove Street Station, Hud- 192.7 Binghamton (Susquehanna Oliver) Lv 7 05 7 12 320 10 03 son & Manhattan Railroad for Hoboken. 201.3 0 Lu 12 42 Endicott (Erie LackawannaStn.) 7 17 727 332 Vestal CD 10 15 cc d—Except Monday morning and day following 214.7 Owego (Erie-Lackawanna Sta.) 7 37 7 50 w 349 10 38 Lu fl 09 holiday. 233.8 8 03 0 8 19 Waverly (Erie-Lackawanna Sta.) u9 410 11 01 Lu 130 f—Stops only on signal or advance notice to 251.4 Elmira (Erie-Lackawanna Sta.) Ar 8 21 8 37 0 430 w 11 20 148 agent or conductor to receive or discharge passengers. 251 4 Elmira (Erie-Lackawanna Stn.) Lv 8 45 9 08 a. Lu 4 36 11 38 Lu 2 01 h-Steps Daily at Bath, 2:43 A.M., on 269.7 Corning (Chemung River) 9 18 9 37 Lu 457 12 06 2 25 288.5 Bath (Co/melon River) 9 48 10 08 517 12 25 notice to conductor to discharge passengers 296.0 Avoca 9 56 10 17 c= from points east of Binghamton. 303.8 Cohocton 10 06 10 30 w—Stops Daily at Pocono Summit 10:36 314.2 Wayland 10 20 10 44 P.M., on notice to conductor to discharge pas- 321.4 Dansville 10 35 11 02 550 1 02 sengers from Dover and east and on advance 335.6 Mount Morris (Genesee River) 11 00 11 30 608 1 22 338 notice to agent to receive passengers for Buf- 386.1 Lancaster falo and west. 398.0 Buffalo Ar 1230 12 57 715 2 40 4 55 x—Saturday only. z—Stops regularly to receive passengers. Holidays—The term holidays used in PM PM PM PM AM For Connections West of Buffalo these timetables applies to New Year's Day, Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Inde- See Table 1, Page 3. pendence Day, Labor Day. Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.

NOTICE

Laci(awanna trains operate over the tracks of the Erie Railroad between Binghamton, N. Y. and Elmira, N. Y. Times shown at ENDICOTT, N. Y. (station for Vestal, N. Y.), OWEGO, N. Y., WAVERLY, N. Y. and ELMIRA, N. Y., are from ERIE-LACKAWANNA stations.

THE PHOEBE SNOW For a DAYLIGHT TRIP between NEW YORK and BUFFALO

THE OBSERVATION LOUNGE CAR, open to THE STREAMLINED COACHES are equipped all passengers, is of the latest design and equipped with a refreshment bar and other conveniences with sponge-rubber cushioned seats. At the touch that add to the pleasure of your trip aboard THE of your hand they recline to any desired position, PHOEBE SNOW. so that you can read rest or enjoy through THE SPACIOUS DINING CAR offers a setting wide panoramic windows some of America's most of beauty for the enjoyment of appetizing meals served by courteous, carefully-trained and idyllic scenery east of the Rockies. Spacious over- experienced personnel. head racks are provided for your luggage.

5 BUFFALO, ELMIRA AND BINGHAMTON TO SCRANTON For condensed time and equipment of trains see pages 2 and 3.

8 2 10 Exc, TABLE 5 Exc. 6 Exc. Sat. 14 EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS Miles Sun. Daily Sun. Night- Sun. IN EASTWARD—Read Down Sun. Only For Tables 5 a nd Morn.

AM AM PM PM AM t—Daily except Sunday. 0—Sunday only. 0.0 Buffalo Lv 4 20 10 00 500 11 59 1 30 SHIPPING A.M. time in light type. 12.0 Lancaster t5 18 62.5 Mount Morris (Geneeee River) 5 35 11 06 618 1 05 2 37 76.7 Dansville 5 55 11 23 654 (1 23 f2 54 P.M. time in heavy type. 83.9 Wayland 709 94.2 Coliocton 6 20 (725 102.0 Avoca c–Stops regularly to discharge passengers. 109.6 Bath (Cahacten River) V) 6 44 11 58 759 tf.1 2 01 332 128.2 Corning (Chemuno River). 7 20 2 25 LI 400 UI c7) 12 18 Sc 8 34 ‘g-L. USE THEd-Change ears at Grove Street Station. Hudson & 146.5 Elmira (Erie-Lack. Sta.). Ar CC 7 39 053 t 2 44 ct 422 0- UI 12 38 a-E Manhattan Railroad for Hudson Terminal Bldg. Cort- aa latult St. 146.5 Elmira (Erie-Lack. Sta.). • Lti XUI 7 59 UI 12 43 9 27 2 54 ›- 435 164.1 Waverly (Erie-Lack. Sta.). 8 20 952 L.Im 3 14 456 103 >-• US 183.3Owego (Erie-Lack. Sta.). ..• 8 54 0_ 126 10 18 ' S e-Stops to discharge revenue passengers only. 196.7 Endicott (Erie-Lack. Sta.) 9 18 UI 142 10 361u-lf • 532 Vestal a. Ui 205.3 Binghamton (Suva. River). • Ar 9 28 152 10 48 Vc: 3 55 5 42 f Stops only on signal or advance notice to agent or UI conductor to receive or discharge passengers. 205.3 Binghamton (Saila. River). • Lv 9 45 207 11 55 4 14 6 00 219.4 Ilallstead 10 00 6 16 225 3 New Milford 10 12 6 24 r-Stops on advance notice to agent to receive pas- 256 4 Clarks Summit 10 48 sengers for Newark and New York. 263.8 Scranton Ar 10 59 318 1 04 5 18 7 07 NB-Will not carry checked baggage.

Holidays: The term holidays used in these tables For connections from the AM PM AM AM AM applies to New Year's Day, Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanks- West see Table 2, page 3. giving, and Christmas Day. SHE-SWIFT-SORE

NOTICE

Lackawanna trains operate over the tracks of the Erie Railroad between Binghamton, N. Y. and Elmira. N. Y. Times shown at ENDICOTT, N. Y. (station for Vestal, N. Y.), OWEGO, N. Y., WAVERLY, N. Y. and ELMIRA, N. Y., are from ERIE-LACKAWANNA stations.

PASSENGERS TO NEW YORK CITY FROM HOBOKEN YOU MAY GO VIA FERRY, BUS, OR TUBE TRAIN HOBOKEN NEW YORK FERRY SERVICE Frequent Lackawanna Ferry service is operated between LACKAWANNA TERMINAL, Hoboken, New Jersey, and New York City, connecting with mainline passenger trains, except as shown under schedules. Barclay Street Terminal, New York City, is within walking distance of all New York City subways.

DIRECT BUS SERVICE BETWEEN HOBOKEN AND UPTOWN HUDSON AND MANHATTAN TUBE TRAINS NEW YORK Tube Trains are operated at frequent intervals day and night to and from Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken, N. J., and Christopher Frequent service by Public Service Bus No. 63 between Lacka- Street, 14th Street (6th Avenue). 23rd Street (6th Avenue). and wanna Terminal, Hoboken, N. J., and Port Authority Bus Ter- 33rd Street (6th Avenue), Uptown New York. Running time minal, 8th Avenue at 40th & 4Ist Streets, New York. Bus leaves between Hoboken and 33rd Street, about 14 minutes. Also be- From entrance at foot of track I in the Lackawanna Hoboken tween Hoboken and Cortlandt Street, Downtown New York. Run- Terminal. Running time 20 minutes. Fare 29. ning time about 9 minutes. Fare 25.

6 SCRANTON, POCONO MOUNTAIN POINTS AND STROUDSBURG TO NEW YORK For condensed time and equipment of trains see pages 2 and 3,

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Each year, more and more shippers learn 7 5 27 TABLE 7 2 6 of the advantages of Lackawanna's expanding Daily Exc. Sun. Exc. Exc. Daily Piggyback Service. Why not take advantage of Sun. Only Sat. Sun. Night these benefits? Sun. Morn. PM PM PM Pm PM PM t/' Fast, dependable door to door service for 4 00 12 45 12 45 Lv.P.RFTWashington.P.RR.Ar 115 715 11 00 440 126 126 Baltimore 12 35 634 10 £02 your trailer load or LCL shipments regardless 5 39 2 27 227 Wilmington 11 33 531 A9 01 606 258 258 _Philadelphia (30th Street) 11 05 5 02 A8 18 of weather. 336 5 36 Trenton 4 23 A7 34 721 420 4 20 Ar..13.11R.Islowark.P.1313 .Lv 9 45 3 40 644 P.RR..Philadelphia..P.RR VI Competitive rates. 606 258 258 Lv..30th Street Station ....Ar 11 05 445 £8 18 336 3 36 Trenton 4 05 A7 34 721 420 420 Ar..P.RR.Newark.P.RR..Lv 9 45 315 644 ✓ Complete information on location of ship- 818 504 503 Lv.DL&W.Newark.DL&W.Ar 8 32 2 28 616 9 53 645 642 f Stroudsburg & I 6 48 12 51 435 ment and expected arrival. 1 E.Stroudsburgf 10 19 718 7 06 Cresco 6 27 12 26 414 V' Coast to coast service. e 7 37 724 Pocono Summit 12 10 4 00 11 15 8 23 8 05 Scranton 5 32 11 14 318 12 32 9 47 930 Binghamton 4 14 9 45 207 1,1 Smooth ride, no highway vibration. 1 43 11 20 ...... Elmira (Erie-Lack. Sta.). . . 2 54 7 59 12 43 4 55 240 Ar.DL&W,Buttalo.DL&W.Lv 159 4 20 10 00 AM AM PM PM AM AM For full particulars about the advantages of Lackawanna's Piggyback Service, call any Lack- awanna Traffic Representative listed on Page 15 EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS FOR TABLE 7 of this timetable. A.M. time light type. P.M. time heavy type. °Daily. Wally except Sunday. e—Stops daily at Pocono Summit 10:36 PAL, to discharge passengers from Newark and on advance notice to agent to receive passengers for Buffalo and west. A—Sunday leaves Newark 7:15 P.M. arrives Trenton 8:00 P.M., 30th St., Philadelphia 8:38 P.M., Wilmington 9:07 P.M., Baltimore 10:08 P.M., Washington 10:50 P.M. Take the train — rent a HERTZ car there! BUS SERVICE Here's a great travel combination! Relax on a safe, swift train. Arrive refreshed. Then, BINGHAMTON, CORTLAND, SYRACUSE and ITHACA at the station, step into a new Hertz car. That Daily bus service is operated via Eastern Greyhound way, you'll have more time for business or Lines between Binghamton, Cortland and Syracuse and pleasure. between Binghamton and Ithaca and intermediate points. Ask your ticket seller to reserve a Hertz car BINGHAMTON, NORWICH and UTICA for you at your destination. Low rates include all gasoline, oil and proper insurance. Daily bus service is operated via Chenango Valley Transit Lines between Binghamton, Norwich, Utica and So next time try The Hertz Rail-Auto Plan intermediate points. and, remember, ask about "Rent it here Leave it there" service. SCRANTON,WILKES-BARRE, BERWICK and SUNBURY

Daily bus service is operated via Pennsylvania Grey- Morel poop,. be re,. ebb hound Lines between Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Berwick, HERTZ Sunbury and intermediate points. Rent a car

10 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD LOCATE on the IN LACKAWANNA LACKAWANNA nilla a -- LAND RAIL TRAVEL CARD Learn How Lackawanna's 3-point Service Can Help You Set Your Site for Profit Clear, concise and confidential. You're assured of this service when Lackawanna spe- cialists are called in to help advise on plant relocation! Now choose among these three services: 1. BROCHURE— Describing the opportunities open to you in Lackawanna Land the market, the terrain, the natural resources, the industrial climate so lin• portant to a manufacturer or marketing concern. 2. BULLETIN— Now any person or company with proper credit may A periodic, up-to-date description of plants and arrange for a convenient Charge-it Card. facilities available in this growing industrial re- gion sent to you regularly on request. Rail Travel Cards are honored by many other rail- 3. CONFIDENTIAL SURVEY— roads. With it you can not only charge rail and sleeping A survey based on your individual requirements, tailor-made to fit your specifications by a staff of car tickets, but meals in dining cars. experts whose sole function is to serve you, fully and in complete confidence! Don't be without this travel convenience. Rail Travel For full details, address your inquiry to: Cards cost you nothing save time and trouble. A. C. HOPKINS, Manager Industrial Development Room 2001, 140 Cedar Street New York 6, N. Y.

NO DEPOSIT SPECIAL LOW GROUP RATES REQUIRED FOR COACH TRAVEL cARo noon, '1114 ZO e Sf CNA rURE Considerable savings available in round-trip coach k*, fares for groups of 25 or more and also for 3 or for complete information and application form, write more persons. See Page 12. RAIL TRAVEL CREDIT AGENCY Consult Lackawanna Ticket Agent for details E. B. PADRICK, chairman aatag 436 Union Station • Chicago tif Illinois ' 31.M

11 GENERAL INFORMATION

RESPONSIBILITY—This timetable is furnished to the public he car. Such animals may not be kept on seat if required for other as a matter of information only. The company is not responsible passengers. for errors therein, inconvenience or damage resulting from delayed (d ) Pullman Company regulations permit dogs, cats and other trains or failure to make connections, or for shortage of equipment. non-objectionable animals in room accommodations. Only room The information, schedules and equipment shown herein are subject passengers will have this privilege and these animals will not be to change without notice. allowed where seat, berth or section accommodations are purchased. CHILDREN—Under five years of age carried free, when accom- BAGGAGE— panied by parent or guardian; five years of age and under 12, one- half fare; 12 years of age or over, full fare. (a) 150 pounds of baggage, not exceeding $100.00 in value, may be checked on each adult ticket, and 75 pounds, not exceeding 850.00 ADJUSTMENT OF FARES—In case of misunderstanding with in value, on each child's ticket. Excess charge will be collected for conductors or agents. passengers should pay the fare required, take excess weight and excess value, but no piece of baggage exceeding a receipt, and communicate with the Passenger Traffic Manager, 300 pounds in weight (except immigrant baggage checked at port of Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken, N. J. landing), or single shipment exceeding $2,500 in value will be ac- Passengers leaving train short of destination of the ticket should cepted for checking. A service charge of 25 cents will be collected have the conductor make endorsement on the ticket to that effect. for each piece of hand baggage and 50 cents for each trunk checked. Baggage not exceeding 300 pounds or $200 valuation will be REDEMPTION OF TICKETS—Tickets unused or partly used will checked on each Family Plan ticket without additional charge. be redeemed under tariff regulations by the Passenger Traffic Man- (b) This Company cannot guarantee to forward baggage on same ager, Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken, N. J. train with passenger: and when necessary, will forward it on other ARTICLES LOST—When articles are lost on trains or left at trains. stations, owners should immediately apply to Agent at station where (c) Baggage checked to New York City will be forwarded to they leave train, or address General Mail, Express, Baggage and Barclay Street Station. Milk Agent, Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken, N. J., giving full (d) Baggage Delivery Service—Arrangements can be made at the description of property, stating date of loss and train number. time of checking baggage for delivery to residence, hotel or other DOGS, ETC.—Dogs and other small non-objectionable household point in New York City, Newark, Buffalo, and other important cities. pets are transported in baggage cars subject to tariff regulations, (e) Storage will be charged on each piece of baggage remaining with the following exceptions: at stations over 24 hours, except that certain concessions will be allowed for Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. (a) Guide dogs accompanying blind persons will be permitted in coaches and in room accommodations of Pullman cars when muzzled (f ) Baggage for stations where there is no agent must be claimed at the baggage car door immediately upon arrival at that station; and provided with lead and harness. otherwise it will be carried to first station where agent is on duty ( b ) Small dogs and other small household pets will be permitted and held for further orders. in coaches when carried in baskets or other proper containers, but (g) Parcel Rooms will be found at the principal stations, where will not be permitted to roam throughout the car. packages, hand baggage, etc., may be checked and cared for at a (c) Only with approval and permission of the train conductor may nominal charge. a small lap dog or other small domestic pet on leash be permitted in coaches. If such approval is given, it must be with the distinct STOP-OVERS—Practically all tickets permit stop-overs within understanding that the pet will at all times be confined to the lap or limit at any station en route on application to Conductor. seat of the owner, and will not be placed on floor or other parts of For further detailed information consult, Ticket Agent.

YOUR CHOICE OF THREE BIG TRAVEL BARGAINS You can save up to 40% on business and vacation trips with your choice of these three Lackawanna Bargain Fare Plans!

1. LOW FARE MID-WEEK COACH: Plan mid-week 2. LOW FARE Family Round Trip: On a trip over 120 round trip travel for savings up to 40%. Tickets sold miles (one-way) husband accompanied by wife can at these low fares are good going and returning, with- buy round-trip railroad tickets in coaches or Pullman at a saving of approximately 25%. Pullman aceom- in 30 days, on MONDAYS through THURSDAYS, ex- tnodations extra. Even greater reductions for children cept MAJOR HOLIDAYS, on all trains, including The ages 5 to 21, when traveling with one or both parents. Phoebe Snow. Fares apply between practically all No charge for children under 5. Tickets are good for return within 3 months. points on the Lackawanna except fares do not apply between New York City and New Jersey stations nor 3. LOW FARE Group Travel: Three or more adults traveling together in coaches can each save 25% of between any two stations in New Jersey. See sample regular round trip fare! (Trip length over 120 miles fares on page 13. one-way.) Tickets are good for return within 30 days. For complete information phone or call on your Lackawanna Ticket Agent.

12 • RAILROAD AND SLEEPING CAR FARES - See also Page 12 for Three Big Travel Bargains FARES SHOWN ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND DO NOT INCLUDE 10% FEDERAL TAX.

Rail Ticket Fares Rail Ticket Fares A .0 0- :,-, > 'J'...' One Way Round Trip.3 o =o One Way Round Tr 9 s. C RATES FOR . . It,r4 . . 'r:';' - . In Coaches --„. In Coaches cri OTHER ACCOMMODATIONS E •g, .53. I t i..--a al .E 1 t r1),E1 a", ,'; ...4•3 cSg, mfe of, 2','7$ 99:;-i 8E.° ,','-.,E-- IN PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ,-. d 6 30Day 6 30Day ;to 0 m.i• 0 Mos. Mid- m$4.) ...1 7.) .-/ .41,.c.) Mos. Mid- m A v. C.) pl Limit Weeks ,-, Limit Week, ,-. Binghamton, N. Y. to Rate Rate New York, N. Y. to Bath, N. Y 33.53 34.73 #27.06 $4.20 #20.46 31.30 For For 521.20 6.87 9.20 #I3.74 8.15 #18.40 36.10 2.40 Room Rate For Bed- Bath. N. Y 310.99 314.51 313.05 528.8 $6.1033.30 Brick Church, N.J. room Binghamton, N. Y. 7.45 9.81 #14.90 8.85 #19.62 6.10 2.40 Buffalo, N. Y 762 10.19 #15.24 9.05 #20.38 6.10 2.35 Where ette Bedroom Buffalo, N. Y 14.99 19.87 27.15 17.85 38.61 6.10 4.20 OChicago, III 25.60 34.66 43.55 65.90 9.15 State Suite 20.27 49.80 84.70 • ED Chicago, 111 31.66 42.87 53.85 81.5010.70 X Chicago, III 44.54 For • X Chicago, Ill . 36.44 04.02 62.00 102.6- EDCleveland, Ohio. 14.51 19.35 26.50 37.60 6.10 Lower For 27.40 42.85 For For eCieveland, Ohio... 20.21 27.17 34.40 51.6 7.0 X Cleveland, Ohio. 15.19 22.28 Berth One For Two or Two or XCleveland, Ohio... 22.36 31.76 38.05 60.4' Corning. N. Y 2.78 3.77 # 5.56 3.30 # 7.54 1.3(1 Is Per- More 4.35 One More Corning, N. Y..... 10.25 13.51 20.05 12.15 26.00 6.10 3.15 Cresco, Pa 3.64 4.88 # 7.28 # 9.76 1.30 son Person Persons Persona Cresco, Pa 3.84 4.99 # 7.68 4.60 # 9.9 1.35 Dansville, N. Y 4.76 6.37 # 9.52 5.65 #I2.74 6.10 1.50 Dansville, N. Y 12.2( 16.16 23.05 14.50 31.88 6.10 3.65 Detroit, Mich 18.25 26.19 33.85 49.80 Detroit, Mich 25.42 35.67 46.0' 67.85 Elmira. N. Y 2.25 2.97 # 4 50 270 5.04 1.30 36.1038.50311.45 513.40 $22.95 18.95 10.89 14.58 21.0(1 28.85 6.10 6.60 9.20 12.65 14.65 25.30 Elmira, N. Y 9.61 12.70 11.40 25.31' 8.11 2.95 EDErie, Pa 7.05 ED Erie, Pa 18.06 24.06 31.05 45.9 6.11 Fort Wayne, Ind 21.48 28.63 36.55 54.45 7.05 9.85 13.40 15.40 26.70 Fort Wayne, Ind... 27.18 36.52 46.25 69.4 9.1 Hoboken, NJ 7.25 9.61 14.50 8.60 19.22 6.10 2.40 7.9511.10 15.10 17.50 30.25 Mt. Morris. N.Y .. 12.77 16.83 23.95 15.20 33.05 6.10 3.75 Mt. Morris, N. Y 5.31 7.04 #10.62 6.30 #14.08 6.10 1.65 9.1512.80 17.50 20.15 34.95 Owego. Dr. y. . . 8.31 10.88 #16.62 9.85 #21.76 6.10 2.60 Newark, N. J 6.98 9.25 #13.96 8.30 #18.50 6.10 2.40 10.0013.90 19.05 22.00 38.05 Pocono Summit, Va. 4.10 5.43 # 8.20 4.90 #10.86 I 1.40 New York. N. IL.. 7.45 9.81 #14.90 8.85 #I9.62 6.10 2.40 10.7015.10 20.40 23.65 40.90 Scranton, Pa. 5.22 6.91 #10.44 6.20 #13.8 6.1 1.05 Pocono Summit, Pa 3.35 4.46 # 6.70 4.00 # 8.92 1.30 12.0016.80 22.80 26.45 45.60 EDSt. Loins, Mo 39.86 54.13 67.80 102.91 I Scranton, Pa, 2.34 3.05 4.68 2.80 6.10 1.30 12.8517.05 24.40 28.20 48.90 XS1. Louis, Mo 42.24 60.22 71.85 114.4 I St. Louis, Mo 33.80 45.92 57.50 87.30 Stroudsburg, Pa.... 3.35 4.36 # 8.70 4.00 # 8.72 I 1.30 XSt. Louis, Mo 36.20 52.28 61.60 99.35 Waverly, N. Y 8.94 11.79 17.80 10.60 #23.58 6.10 2.75 Stroudsburg, Pa 4.19 5.54 # 8.38 5.00 #11.08 1.40

Newark, N. J. to Elmira, N. Y. to Bath. N. Y 10.52 13.98 20.40 12.50 27.7 6.10 3.30 Bath, N. Y 1.48 1.95 # 2 96 1.80 3.90 1.30 .Rates shown apply when space is oc- Binghamton, N. Y. 6.98 9.25 #13.96 8.30 #18.0 6.10 2.40 Binghamton, N. Y. 2 25 2.97 # 4 50 2 70 5.94 1.30 copied by one adult or by one adult Buffalo, N. Y 14.61 19.44 26.60 17.40 37.80 6.11 4.20 Brick Church, N.J. 9.03 12.00 17.05 10.75 24.10 8.10 2.90 accompanied by a child or children OChicago, Ill . 31.6C 42.87 53.85 81.5 10.76 Buffalo, N. Y 5.45 7.27 #10.90 6.50 #14.54 6.10 1.65 under 5 years stale. X Chicago, III . 36.26 53.79 61.70 102.30 ESChIcago, Ill 23.47 31.74 39.05 60.40 7.95 (DCleveland, Ohio... 20.21 27.17 34.40 51.6 7.0. X Chicago, Ill 27.14 41.62 46.20 79.15 X Cleveland, Ohio... 22.18 31.53 37.75 59.9 09Cleveland, Ohio. 12.38 16.46 23.40 32.40 6.10 Corning, N. Y 9.78 12.99 19.20 11.60 25.85 6.10 3.15 X Cleveland, Ohio. 13.06 19.36 24.40 37.65 Cresco. Pa. 3.35 4.46 # 6.70 4.00 # 8.92 1.30 Cresco, Pa 5.75 7.76 #11.50 6,85 #15.52 6.10 1.90 Dansville, N. Y 11.71 15.65 22.35 13.90 30.85 6.10 3.85 Dansville, N. Y. . 2 70 3.52 # 5 40 3 20 7.04 1.30 Minimum number of adult rail- Detroit, Mich 25.24 35.44 45.70 67.40 Detroit, Mich 16.12 23.27 30.65 44.55 road tickets required for exclusive Elmira, N. Y 0.10 12.17 18.10 10.80 24.3 6.10 2.95 $Erie, Pa 8.76 11.66 17.50 23.32 6.10 occupancy of various types of sleet,- (DErie. Pa 17,88 23.83 30.85 45.60 6.10 Fort Wayne, Ind 19.36 25.71 33.00 48.90 7.05 log car accommodations: Fort Wayne, Ind... 27.18 36.52 46.25 09.4 9.15 Hoboken, NJ 9.41 12.50 18.60 11.20 24.95 6.10 2.95 Mt. Morris, N. Y.. 12.29 16.30 23.15 14.60 32.10 6.10 3.75 Mt. Morris, N. Y 3.13 4.18 # 6.26 3.75 # 8.36 1.20 Bedroom or Roomette 1 Owego, N. Y .... 7.81 10.34 #I5.62 9.30 #20.68 6.10 2.60 Newark, N. J 9.10 12.17 18.10 10.80 24.35 6.10 2.95 Compartment, berth service 1 Pocono Summit, Pa. 3.64 4.88 # 7.28 4.35 # 9.76 1.40 New York, N. Y 9.61 12.70 18.95 11.40 25.35 6.10 2.95 Scranton, Pa. 4.84 6.37 # 9.68 5.75 #I2.74 6.10 1.00 PoconoSummit.Pa. 5.49 7.36 #10.98 6.55 #14.72 6.10 1.75 Compartment, seat service est. Louis. Mo 39.86 54.13 67.85 102.9 Scranton. Pa 4.38 5.88 # 8.76 5.20 #11.76 6.10 1.40 (sleeping car) I 1/2 XSt. Louis, Mo . 41.86 59.81 71.20 113.71 PSI. Louis, Mo . 31.67 43.00 53.85 81.70 Stroudsburg, Pa.... 2.89 3.82 # 5.78 3.45 # 7.04 1.30 X St. Louis, Alo 34.04 40.39 57.90 93.90 Bedroom Suite, berth service 2 Waverly, N. Y 8.46 11.24 #16.92 10.05 #22.4: 6.10 2.75 Stroudsburg, Pa 6.33 8.43 #12.66 7.55 #I6.86 6.10 2.00 Bedroom Suite, seat service (sleeping car) 2 Scranton. Pa. to Buffalo, N. Y. to Bath, N. Y 5.75 7.71 #11.50 6.85 #15.42 6.10 1.85 Bath, N. Y 4,08 5.44 # 8.16 4.85 #10,88 6.10 1.35 Binghamton, N. Y. 2.34 3.05 # 4.68 2.80 6.10 1.30 Binghamton, N. Y. 7.62 10.19 #15.24 9.05 #20.38 6.10 2.40 Brick Church, N..1. 4.64 6.22 # 9.28 5.50 #12.44 6.11 1.60 Brick Church, Is1 1. 14.51 19.35 26.50 17.30 37,60 6.10 4.05 A-Limit 6 months except as other- Buffalo. N. Y 9.85 13.17 19.30 11.70 26.2 6.10 2.95 EDChicago. ill 19.49 25.99 33.20 49.40 7.05 wise indicated. ERChicago, Ill 27.84 37.71 47.40 71.7 10.06 X Chicago, Ill 21.65 34.35 36.95 65.35 i X Chicago, Di 31.50 47.52 53.60 90.36 (1)Cleveland. Ohio. 6.87 9.20 #13.74 #18.40 6.10 f-Limit 1 year. (Deleveland, Ohio 16.75 22.32 29.40 42.90 6.10 X Cleveland, Ohio. 7.57 12.00 15.14 24.18 XCleveland, Ohio 17.42 25,20 30.30 48.0 Corning, N. Y 4.78 8.36 # 9.56 5.70 #12.72 6.10 1.50 $ -Fares apply via Nickel Plate Corning, N. Y 5.02 6.71 #10.04 5.05 #13.42 8.10 1.60 Cresco, Pa 11.27 15,06 21.65 13.40 29.80 6.10 3.25 Road. 7.66 Cresco, Pa. 1.59 2.10 # 3 18 1.90 4.21 1.30 Dansville, N. Y.. 2.86 3.83 # 5.72 3.404 1.30 X -Fares apply via New York Cen- Detroit, Mich 20.48 20.17 37.60 55.51 Detroit, Mich 10.63 16.00 21.26 31.05 Elmira, N. Y 4.38 5.88 # 8.76 5.20 #1I.76 1.40 Elmira, N. Y 5.45 7.27 #10.90 6.50 #14.54 6.10 1.65 tral Railroad. ED Erie, Pa 13.12 17.56 24.50 34.3 6.11 Fort Wayne, Ind 13.87 18.45 25.35 36.00 6.10 Fort Wayne, Ind... 23.72 31.62 40.35 60.1 8.31 Hoboken, N. J.. 14.79 19.67 26.85 17.60 38.20 6.10 4.20 Hoboken, N. J 5.02 6.71 10.04 5.95 13.42 8.10 1.65 Mt. Morris, N. Y. 2 43 3.16 # 4 86 2 90 6.32 1.30 Mt. Morris, N. Y 7.54 10.01 #15.08 8.95 #20.02 6.11 2.40 Newark, N. J 14.61 19.44 26.60 17.40 37.80 6.10 4.20 Newark, N. J 4.84 6.37 # 9.68 5.75 #I2.74 6.11 1.60 New York, N. Y 14.99 19.87 27.15 17.85 38.60 6.10 4.20 FARES FOR TRANSPORTATION New York. N. y 5.22 6,91 #I0.44 6.20 #13.82 8.16 1.65 6.87 9.10 #13.74 8.15 #18.20 6.10 2.10 PARTLY IN COACHES AND Owego, N. Y.... 3.08 4.07 # 6.16 3.70 # 8.14 6.16 1.30 Owego,Pocono N.Summit, Y..' .Pa, 10.97 14.65 21.20 13.05 29.00 6.10 3.25 PARTLY IN SLEEPING CARS PoconoSummit. Psa 1 32 1.71 # 2 64 1.60 3.4 1.30 Scranton, Pa 9.85 13.17 19.30 11.70 26.20 6.10 2.95 e) St, Louis, MO 36.14 48.97 61.50 93.0 EDSt. Louis, Mo 27.48 37.25 46.75 70.85 Passenger holding ONE-WAY XSt. Louis, Mo 38.44 55.33 65.40 105.20 XSt. Louis, Mo 29.20 45.66 49.80 85.65 9.15 Stroudsburg. Pa..., 2 06 2.66 # 4 12 2.45 # 5.32 1.30 Stroudsburg, Pa.., . 11.82 15.70 22.50 14.05 31.00 6.10 3.25 COACH Ticket desiring to change en- Waverly, N. Y 3.73 4.97 # 7.46 4.45 # 9.94 8,16 1.35 Waverly, N. Y.. . . 6.13 8.20 #I2.26 7.30 #16.40 6.10 1.90 route to Sleeping Car, can do so by paying the difference between the One- Way Coach fare and the One-Way Pullman Class fare plus the charge for accommodations used between the points Sleeping Car is to be occupied. On ROUND TRIP 6 MONTH LIMIT COACH TICKETS, passengers desiring to change enroute to Sleeping Car, can do so by paying approximately 31.5% of the one-way Pullman class fare plus the charge for accommodations used between the points Sleeping Car is to be occupied.. •-30 Day Mid-Week tickets good going and returning on MONDAYS through THURSDAYS, except MAJOR HOLIDAYS,

13 Table Table Table STATION INDEX No. • Table Table No. No. No. No. A Cleveland. Ohio 1, 2 tHarriet, N. Y Mountain View, N. J. . 3, 6 tClitton, N. J Scranton, Pa 1, 2. 3. tAlden, N. Y Harrison.SeeNewark,N.J, 1, 2. 3, Mount Morris. N. Y.... 4, 5 4, 5. 6. Cohocton, N. Y 4 5 6.7 liMount Tabor, N. J..— 7 XAmpere. N. J tConklin, N. Y tHercules Pa fAnalomink, Pa °Murray Hill. N. J tSeaboard. N. J Convent. N. J 3, 6 Highland Ave., N. J 3, 6 tSecaucus, N. J...... AAndover. N. J tCoopers. N. Y N Ann Arbor, Mich 1, 2 Hoboken. N. J 1.2. 3, Shawnee-on-Delaware Pa Corning, N. Y . 4, 5 6, 7 tNazareth, Pa tApillia, N. Y tCortiand, N. Y • (See Stroudsburg and tHomer. N. Y §Netcong (Stanhope).N.J. Ashtabula, Ohio I, 2 tCraigs, N. Y tHorseheads, N. Y...... EastStroudsburg, Pa.) 3, 6,7 Athenia. N. J 3 6 Newark, N J 1 2 3 ACranberry Lake, N. J tHubbardsville. N. Y.... 6, 7 rherburne,Shickshinny. N. Pa Y Athens, Pa. Cresco, Pa 3. 6. 7 tHunlock Creek, Pa. (See Waverly, N. Y.) 4, 5 tNew Hartford. N. Y Short Hills. N. J . 3. 6 New Milford. Pa . . . . . 4. 5 Skytop, Pa. (See Cresco) 3. 6, 7 tAtlanta, N. Y D 1 tAuchincloss, Pa ONew Providence, N. J Split Rock Lodge. tAugusta, N. J t Dalton, Pa Indianapolis, Ind 1, 2 ANewi on, N. J White Haven. Pa. Avoca, N. Y 4, 5 Dansville. N. Y . 4, 5 f New Village. N. J (See Pocono Summit) 3, 6. 7 tAvondale. Pa . ... tDanville, Pa J New York N. Y 1, 2 3 tSolvay, N. Y tDelabole, Pa Jackson, Mich 1, 2 6, 7 tSouth ColumbiaN. Y Delawanna, N. J 3 6 tJamesville. N. Y tNichols, N. Y. South Orange, Si. J 3, 6 B tDelaware. N. J t Johnsonburg, N. J For psgr. Service tSouth Scranton. Pa Delaware Water Gap. Pa t Johnson City. N. Y See Waverly, N.Y. 4, 5 South Sterling, Pa. tBaldwinsville, N. Y 7 (See Stroudsburg and „ , (-Nicholson, Pa (See Cresco) 3, 6, 7 Baltimore, Md East Stroudsburg). "' tNorth Alexander, N. Y #Stewartsville. N. J tBangor, Pa Denville. N. J 3. 6 K (North Arlington. N. J tStier. Pa °Basking Ridge, N. J 4, 5 tDepew. N. Y tEanona, N. Y. tNorth Brookfield, N. Y tStiles, N. Y Bath, N. Y Detroit, Mich 1, 2 Kalamazoo. Mich 1. 2 (Northumberland, Pa. °Stirling, N. J Math. Pa l Dover. N. J 3. 6. 7 tKearny , N. J ii•Norwich, N. Y St. Louts, Mo 1 2 Battle Creek, Mich.— i 2 tDuryea , Pa tEensington, N. Y.....•.! Stroudsburg and East tBeach Haven, Pa ..... tEenvii, N. J 0 Stroudsburg, Pa 1, 2. 3, tBelfast, Pa . E f Killawog. N. Y (Old Forge, Pa 6. 7 °Berkeley Heights, N. J Eingsland, N. J ...... 3, 6 tSuccasunna. N. J °Bernardsville, N. J tOnativia, N. Y tEarlville, N. Y t Kingsley. Pa Orange, N. J 3,6 Summit, N. J 1, 2, 3, tBerwick. Pa tEast Alexander. N. Y t Kingston, Pa tOswego. N. Y 6, 7 tBig Flats. N. Y 1, 2. 4, tEast Bethany, N. Y. . Owego, N. Y 4. 5 tSyracuse, N. Y Binghamton. N. (East Buffalo, N. Y ..... L tOxford. N. ). tEast Freetown, N. Y ALafayette, N. J (Oxford Furnace. N. J. T t Black Rock, N. Y • 3. 6 East Orange, N. J : 3, 6 Blairstown, N. J East Stroudsburg, Pa... 'Make Hopatcong, N. J. P Tattoo, Pa. t Blodgett Mills, N. Y.... (See Stroudsburg, Pa.) (Mount Arlington)...• tPainted Post, N. Y (See Cresco) 3, 6, 7 XBIoornfleld, N. J tElmhurst, Pa tLake Junction, N. J. Paradise Falls. Pa. tTaylor, Pa tBloornsburg, Pa Elmira. N. Y 1, 2, 4 Lancaster. N. Y ...... 4, 5 Tobyhanna, Pa 3, 6 5, 7 tSee Cresco) 3. 6. 7 (B. A O. Jct., N. Y tLaPlume. Pa t Paris, N. Y. Toledo, Ohio 1, 2 tLeicester, N. Y Boonton, N. J 3, 6 tElmira Heights, N. Y. „ Passaic, N. J 3, 6 Toronto. Can 1, 2 A Branchville. N. J .. Endicott-Vestal, N. Y 4. 0 tLime Ridge, Pa . . t Briar Creek, Pa Paterson, N. J . . 3. 6 Erie, Pa • I. 2 Lincoln Park, N. J 3, 6 otPeapack, N. J tTotowa,Towaco, N. JJ ...... 3. ..• • 6 Brick Church. N. J.. 1.." 23' tLinwood, N. Y o. 7 ("Espy. Pa tPen Argyl. Pa Trenton, N. J • 7 tLisle, N. Y tTully. N. Y tBridgewater, N. Y *Little Falls, N. J Philadelphia, Pa 7 F #Phillipsburg, N. J tBridgeville. N. i tLittle York. N. Y ...... tPittston, Pa tBrishen, N. Y tFactoryville, Pa tLuzerne, Pa U Wargo, N. Y • (Plymouth. Pa #Broadway. N. J Lyndhurst, N. J • 3, 8 Pocono Manor. Pa. (Utica, N. Y Buck Hill Falls. Pa. °Far Hills-Bedminster, OLyons, N. J (See Cresco) 3' 6' 7 N. J. (See Pocono Summit) 3. 6. 7 Pocono Summit, Pa 3. 6, 7 Buffalo. N. Y 1. 2. 4. Fort Wayne, Ind 1, 2 M W 5. 7 (Forty Fort, Pa . (Portland, Pa tFoster, Pa. Madison, N. J . 3, 6 (Port Morris, N. J tWallace N. Y C tFulton. N. Y Maplewood, N. J §Port Murray, N. J Washington, D. C • 7 tMarathon. N. Y tPreble, N. Y §Washington, N. J (Campbell, N. Y G tMartins Creek, Pa tPriceburg. Pa tWashington Mills, N. Y. Canadensls, Pa. tMartins Creek Jct., Pa (Waterloo. N. J (See Cresco) 3, 6, 7 tGa)ena, Y N. tMcGraw. N. Y ...... R °Gillette, N. J . t Waterv ale. N. Y. tCatawissa, Pa Millburn. N. J 3, 6 tRandolph, N. J XWatsessing Ave.. N. J teedarville. N. Y °Gladstone. N. J .. °Millington, N. J XGlen Ridge. N..I tRay, N. Y Waverly, N. Y 4. 5 tehadwicks. N. Y °Mine Brook, N. J tRichfield Jct.. N. Y Wayland, N. Y 4, 5 Gouldsboro, Pa 3. 6 tMinetto, N. Y • Chatham, N. J 3, 6 tRichfield Springs,N. Y tWest Berwick, Pa (Cheektowago. N.Y. tGreendell. N. J XMontclair, N. J tGreene, N. Y tRock Cut, N. Y tWest Nanticoke. Pa tChenango Bridge, N.Y •Montville, N. J . tareigsville, N. Y Roseville Ave., N. J.. 3, 6 tWest Pittston, Pa tChenango Forks, N. Y tGroveland. N Y .. Morris Plains. N. J 3. 6 tWest Winfield, N. Y Chicago, Ill 1, 2 Morristown N..1 3, 6 S tWharton, N. J tChulasky, Pa . . Grove Street. N.J...... 3, 6 Moscow, Pa...... 3, 6 tWillards, N. Y Cincinnati, Ohio . 1, 2 H Mountainhome. Pa. tSauquolt, N. Y Whitney Point, N. Y.. tCincinnatus, N. 1; (See Cresco) 3, 6, 7 (Savona, N. Y Wilmington, Del 7 Clarks Summit. Pa... 4, 5 §Flackettstown. N. J Mountain Lakes, N. J . 3.6 Sayre. Pa. tWinton. Pa telaYville. N. Y Hallstead. Pa 4 5 Mountain Station, N. J 3, 6 (See Waverly, N.Y.) 4. 5 tWyoming. Pa ALocated on Sussex Branch. See Suburban timetable. XLocated on Montclair Branch. Tables 3, 6, show service to and from Newark, N. J.. the junction point. (See Suburban timetable.) °Located on Gladstone Branch. Tables 3, 6, show service to and from Summit, N. J., the junction point. (See Suburban timetable.) #Located on Phillipsburg Branch. Suburban timetable shows service to and from Washington, N. J., the junction point. (Local Bus Service between Washington, N. J. and Phillipsburg, N. J.) *Located on Boonton Line. (See Suburban timetable.) §Located on Old Main Line. (See Suburban timetable. Boonton Line.) fliLocated on Main Line. (See Suburban timetable.) •Independent busconnections. (Freight Service only. (For information consult General Offices or nearest Traffic Department representative shown on page 15.)

Ye2Calle2n t/ Allie0til &dee',, gitAYentalakit cmd ,Atiblicm )9ic,e4 - NEW YORK Telephone SCRANTON Telephone Railroad Ticket Office : Lackawanna Station Diamond 2-9251 Barclay Street (foot Barclay Street) BArclay 7-2500* *Evenings, Saturdays, Sundays BIN GHAMTON and Legal Holidays, phone BArclay 7-2533 Lackawanna Station RAymond 4-1311

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FREIGHT — SALES AND SERVICE A. C. HOPKINS, Manager Industrial Development New York J. A. CORCORAN, Industrial Agent New York HARRY F. DOYLE, Freight Traffic Manager, Eastern Territory New York FREIGHT - RATES W. J. NOLAN, Freight Traffic Manager, Central Territory New York New York D. L. NORTON, Freight Traffic Manager, New York Metropolitan District. New York Freight Traffic Manager W. J. New York J. T. O'NEILL, General Agent New York STUMPF, Asst. Freight Traffic Manager New York E. C. ENNIS, Foreign Freight Traffic Manager New York M. A. EHLERS, General Freight Agent New York W. F. AHEARN, Foreign Freight Agent New York E. J. McGARRY, As istont General Freight Agent R. K. LOVITT, Western Traffic Manager Chicago, COAL H. E. SIMPSON, Asst. Western Traffic Manager Chicago, L. F. HEINECK, Coal Freight Traffic Manager New York W. P. CAMPION, Generai Freight Agent Buffalo, N. Y. J. E. HAYDEN, Coal Freight Agent New York

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DINING CAR

J. M. COLLINS, Manager, Dining Car Department, Hoboken, N.J.

TRAFFIC REPRESENTATIVES Albany 7, N. Y.—Room 5, Del. & Hod. Bldg.—Phone HO hart 3-4517 Newark 2, N. J.— NORBERT M. SCHMITZ, General Agent C. FRED COTTON, Division Freight Agent Lackawanna Station—Phone HU mboldt 2-0031 Binghamton, N. Y.—Lackawanna Station—Phone RAymond 4-1311 T. V. WALL, Division Passenger Agent W. E. DOWNS, Division Passenger Agent Lackawanna Station—Phone HU mboldt 2-9593 J. O. STORMS, Traveling Passenger Agent New Haven 10, Conn.—Woolworth Bldg., 109 Church St.—Phone MA in 4-2466 Boston 14, Mass.—N. Station Office Bldg., 150 Cauceway St.—Phone RI chmond 2-4260 OWEN P. McKEEVER, General Agent H. C. BUFFUM, General Agent New York, N. Y.—Lackawanna Terminal—Hoboken, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y.-140 Cedar St., New York 6, N. Y.—Phone BA rclay 7-2500 Phone LAckawanna 4-0234 or BArclay 7-2500 HAROLD J. AMBRUSTER, City Freight Agent G. C. BEESLEY, District Passenger Soles Manager

Buffalo 3, N. Y.— Philadelphia 2, Pa.—I606 Finance Bldg.—Phone Bell, 10 cost 3-2848-2849 W. P. CAMPION, General Freight Agent HOWARD A. WHITNEY, Genera/ Agent Lackawanna Station—Phone KE ystone 5400 F. W. SCHEPPMANN, General Agent, Passenger Department Lackawanna Station—Phone CL eveland 2488 Pittsburgh 22, Pa.-611 Park Bldg—Phone AT lactic 1-0463 W. S. BURWELL, General Agent Chicago 4,111.-327 South LaSalle Street—Phone WA bash 2-3443 W. S. WILCOX, Asst. General Freight Agent L. E. TENNEY, Asst. General Freight Agent Portland 5, Ore.—Terminal Sales Bldg.—Phone CA pito! 8-2979 FRED W. DOST, Traveling Freight Agent Cincinnati 2, Ohio-1332 Enquirer Bldg., 617 Vine Street—Phone MAin 1-0730 CLINTON C. RAU, General Agent St. Louis 2, Mo.-1424 Boatmen's Bank Bldg., 314 North Broadway Cleveland 14, Ohio-310 Park Bldg.—Phone MA in I -0435 W. A. BRANNING, General Agent Phone Main 1-2460 L. M. BLUM, General Agent San Francisco 5, Calif.-707 Monadnock Bldg.—Phone SO tter 1-7515 Detroit 26, Mich.-1021 Lafayette Bldg.. 149 Michigan Avenue A. B. COLLINS, General Agent A. H. SNIDER, General Agent Phone WO odward 1-6727

Houston, Texas-5220 Spruce Street, P. O. Boo 35, Bellaire 101, Texas Scranton 3, Pa.—Lackawanna Station—Phone DI omond 2-9251 J. H. CLIFF, Genera/ Agent Phone MOhowk 4-4413 G. J. EPPLER, Division Freight Agent Kansas City 5, Mo.—Board of Trade Building,127 West I Oth St.—Phone Victor 2-2226 J. H. WILLIAMS, General Agent Seattle 1, Wash-1016 Joshua Green Bldg., 1425 Fourth Ave.—Phone MA in 2-3055 JOSEPH D. GIVEN, General Agent Los Angeles 14, Calif.-610 South Main Street—Phone MAdison 3-2067 W, C. ADAMS, General Agent Syracuse 2, N. Y.—Lackawanna Freight Station, Dickerson St.—Phone HA rrison 2-92159216 Milwaukee 3, Wis.-1011 Majestic Bldg.—Phone BRoadway 1-6410 H. RUSSELL O'HARA, Division Freight Agent GROVER C. HOWE, General Agent Toledo 4, Ohio-1000 Toledo Trust Bldg.—Phone CH erry 3-1817 Minneapolis 1, Minn.-940 Metropolitan Building—Phone FEderal 8-0995 HAROLD H. BALK, Genera/ Agent A. D. LEONARD, Genera/ Agent Nazareth, Pa.—Lackawanna Station—Phone Plaza 9-3621 Toronto I, Ont.-67 Yonge Street, Suite 307—Phone EM pire 4-7635 WILBUR CO1E, General Agent J. S. BRANNING, Canadian Agent 1 Lackawanna Lackawanna Railroad Railroad

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