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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER, TIHTRSDAY, JUNE 6, 1895
Nothing
Like It
So say the women, and
the men, and the store
keepers anybody who
knows anything about
what such SILKS usually
are.
Cheney Bros." t
Pongee
Silks.
33c. for the 22-inch.
39c. for the 24-inch.
.It tf7
ILK SALE
Is catching the town.
Throngs at the counters,
all our available extra sales
people helping out the SILK
FOLK.
Cjou'll pay 75c. a yard
for no better Silks.
The original purchase of
10,000 yards, being rapidly
depleted.
43-SEE 33c. SILK WINDOW.
SEE 39c, SILK WINDOW.
762 to 768 Chapel Street;
CHAS. H. BROMLEY,
MAKER of Violins, Double Bases, etc
New and Old Violins for sale. Repair
ing a specialty. Bows rebalred. Instruction
eiven on the Violin. Terras moderate,
sttf 263 ORCHARD ST., New HavenOt
Security Insurance Co
OF NEW HAVEN.
OFFICE 37 CENTER STREET.
Cash Assets Jan, 1, 1895. S3O2,933,30.
WREcrons:
Chns.8. Leete, Cornelius Plerpont,
Jas.D.DeweU. A.CWlloox,
H. Mason, Joel A. Sperry,
E. G. Stoddard. 8. K. Merwln,
Wm.K. Tyler, JohnW.AUlng.
T. Attwater Barnes.
CHAS, S. LEETB, H. MASON,
Prealdenb Heoretarr.
3.D.DEWEI.L, H. C. FULLER,
Yloe President, Asa't, Secretary,
jaleod
&
We have from ten to fifteen pieces Tapestry Brussels
that are not being made which
Best Ingrains at 50c.
Ask-to see our Ingrain Art Squares, 0nIy$3J5,
H. B.PERRY,
914 Chapel Street.
Prof. irsM li S. I Street
lit our store this week and
come in and learn what the lady demonstrator is
doing with the wonderful Horsford's Baking
Powder and Street's "Finest of the Wheat" Flour.
Delicious Toiscuits without shortening and loaf
"bread made with this Powder while you wait and
served free. Horsford's is the only Powder sup
plying the nutritious phosphates lost in the bolt
ing of the wheat. A cook "book and "biscuit cutter
free with each can of the Powder. Please send
your cooks in to
Boston Grocery, 926 Chapel St.
N. A. FULLERTON, Proprietor.
Branch Store, 1231 Chapel street.
::OLD..
CALIFORNIA WINES.
wMORE THAN FOUR YEARS OLD.
CONSISTING OK
PORT, SHERRY, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL
AND CATAWBA.
$1.00PerGallon- 25c.perBottIe
These Wines are made in the Napa
Valley, are of the best Quality and
received by us direct. We are the
first house that placed the price within
the reach of those of moderate means.
There is much new and low-grade
California wine on this market that
does no credit to that State,
We believe ours to be the best
that can be obtained. A trial is
solicited
Johnson Sror
411 and 413 State St., Cor. Court.
TtaEfc
FIELD GLASSES.
Botany liiMi'iuneiitij
AND MATERIAI,
Wttb special refer.no. to tta. require
menta of college! .na lobooia.
Ocnlists
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Made to order and carefully
adjusted.
REPAIRING Neatly and Promptly
Executed.
E. L MM k CO,
84 Church Street
For Tlis Weetl
we will close at 45c,
next. It willpay you to
Ontical H
Microscopes, ;
Barifc,
ENTEHVA I XntKNVS.
Grand Opera House.
Mr. G. B. Bunnell has made arrange
ments with the Thomns Opera company
to appear at the Grand opera house
next week at summer popular prices.
Matinees 10c and 20c; In the evening,
reserved seats 30o and DOis. The ad
ance sale of seats for the week is now
open at the box office, and It would be
advisable for those who propose at
tending the opera next week to secure
them In advance, and save the lncon
venience of waiting at the ticket win
flow. The repertoire will be: Monday
and Tuesday evenings and at the mat!
nee on Wednesday, "Said Pasba, ' on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
"The Chimes of Normandy," and on
Friday and Saturday evenings and a
the Saturday matinee, 'The Beggar
Student" will tie given. The company
Includes Mr. James Donnelly and Mr.
Richard Oakley, comedians; Mr. J. W.
Gurville, Mr. O. J. DeMartine and Lee
Lottie, tenors; Miss Emma Gardlni,
prima donna soprano; Misses Ethel
Vincent, Ada St. Clair, Dalsey Oakley,
and others. The chorus numbers thirty
people, and has been selected specially
for this company.
The Grand opera house Is noted for
always being cool, as every effort
made to keep tt so, and nothing Is pver-
looked in temperature, or ventilation
to secure the comfort of the audience.
Poll's Wonderland Theater.
The "Wonderland) Is well filled at
every performance. The bill presented
Is excellent and very entertaining.
There are, besides Mr, Llna. and Miss
Vanl, the sensational European gym
nasts, other brilliant artists. Swift
and Chase are exceptionally bright
comedians, who play on many musical
Instruments, though the great charm
of their, art lies In the brilliant comedy
they vein their specialty with. Mr,
Hyams and Miss Collier are also in
tensely Interesting, the former s rich
baritone voice combining well with
Miss Collier's keen dramatic sense in
making a. sketch that Is delightfully
charming. Others who entertain vlsl
tors to OieWonder!and, and do It well,
are Mr. Vernon and Miss Hawthorne,
the Misses Rice and Halvers, Burt Jor-
dan, the Kins-Ners, Miss Ida Howell,
and George C. Davis.
new cnuitcn and pastoh.
Reception at the Olivet Baptist Chnrch.
The members of the new Olivet Bap.
tlst church gave an Informal reception.
to their now pastor. Rev. Allyn K. Pos
ter, last Tuesday eventing from 8 to II
o'clock In the parlors of the church
which were handsomely decorated for
the occasion. C. B. Curtis was master
of ceremonies and C. M. Parker intro
duced the pastor to the assembled com.
pany. The pastor, after h was Intro
duced, made . few remarks, after which
Rev. E. M. Poteat of the Calvary Bap
tist church delivered an address of wel
come.
Refreshments were served later in the
evening, and the young men's orchestra
connected with the church furnished
music.
On next Wednesday, June 12, the New
Haven County association of Baptist
churches will convene at 6 p. m. at the
church for the purpose of recognizing
the church and taking what other ac
tion may be necessary. Supper will be
served at 6 o'clock, and at 7:S0 o'clook
In the evening public recognition cer
vices and the Installation of the pastor
will be held.
This church Is the one which was-
started by the Baptist Local union,
who assisted the parish In the purchase
of the old Summerfleld church property
on Dlxwell avenue, Just above Henry
street, and altered and repaired It.
JtOUND BOVBE CONTRACT.
George M. Grant Will Build the Big
Structure.
The contract for the construction of
the large new round house which Is to
be built for the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road Just south of the new
one recently completed at the "Cedars"
has been awarded to George M. Grant,
the well kwown mason builder. The
building will eoBt about 145,000. ' It Is
to be 288 feet In diameter, 88 feet In
height to the uvea, and the roof will
be 38 feet more, making the height of
the entire structure 76 feet. It is ten be
built of brick la the most substantial
manner.
S WtFT JUSTICE IN SPAIN,
Execution of the Assailant of Captain-Gen
eral Prima Rivera,
Madrid, June 6. Captain Clavljo, who
shot and seriously wounded! Captain
General Prima Rivera, after the latter
had refused him the hand' of his daugh
ter on Monday last, and who was tried
by court-martial and sentenced to
death yesterday!, w&a shot at 8 o'clock
this morning. At attempt was, made
to secure a commutation of the sentence
for Clavljo on account o supposed men
tal disease was brushed aside by the
authorities, and the sentence ' executed
without postponement.
Clavljo first fell with three bullets
in hia head. Ha still moved after a
soldier had flred another shot into his
head from under his ohin. Even, that
failed to kill (him, and he did not die
until another soldier fired a bullet
through hia heart. The scene created
excitement and horror among the crowd
of sjjeotatora present.
Pumping Out Bearer Ponds.
An attempt to get rid of the Surplus
water in Beaver ponds was begun yes
terday afternoon. A stesajn pump, was
worked and the water of the ponds was
thrown to the other eida of Hudson
street, where it soon) sank away. It is
thought that this work will soon do.
Laway with the surplus water, and the
ponds will be filled up with earth. Hith
erto the filling has been found to-be In
effectual, and of the 2,000 loads which
have been dumped tliera'la hardly-any
sign -shown. . ,
Northern Latitudes,
Hon, James D. Dewell will deliver a
lecture-on "Northern Latitudes before
Hiram lodge In the blue roon of the
Masonic temple this evening.
Calumet Club.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Calumet club will be held at their rooms
on the corner of Grand avenue and East
Pearl street Tuesday evening, June 11,
at 8 o'clock sharp.
EA1K HA VEN.
The Now Annex 1 Ire Department A Wed
(ling Reception Children's Summer Feto
at Grand Avenue Congregational Church
Lawn.
'The sixteenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Ken
nedy of 45 Houston street was celebrat
ed Tuesday evening. During the even
tag a party of their relatives and friends
paid a surprise visit and the evening
was spent wi-h music and games, and
refreshments were served. The couple
received a number of gifts.
Willis Smith, the driver of the de
livery wagon of Jefferson & Son
Grand avenue, was thrown on Church
street yesterday afternoon, sustaining
a scalp wound. Smith lives on Exchange
street.
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Brockett upon
returning from their wedding tour will
reside at 76 Woolsey street.
The officers of the new annex fire de
partment are: Chief, Robert Meacham
assistants. Sidney Kelsey and D. Bur
ton Brownl A hose company has been
organized with these officers: Foreman,
James E. Mills; assistants, George Mac
Kenzle and A. P. Allen; secretary, H.
A. Snyder; treasurer, Milton Jacobs.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. James
O'Leary, who were married Tuesday,
were .given a reception the same even
ing at Central hall. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Touhey
and family, William Emmet, Jeremiah
Coffey, John Boyle, Michael Begley and
wife, Luke Bowen, James O'Brien, Miss
Annie O'Brien, Andrew McGill, Mrs,
JamesjP'Leary, James Grace, Cornelius
curry, all or New Britain; Mrs. Arthur
O'Leary and family of Southington
James Corcoran of Merlden, Thomas
Touhey of Hartford, Samuel Beatty of
New York, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lanlgan,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Maher, Mr. and Mrs,
John Maher, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
Carroll, Miss Gllmartin, the Misses
Burke, Thomas P. Shanley and Wife,
John Coleman and wife, Mrs. Gebhard,
Mies Reynolds anid Henry Pohlman and
wife of this- city.
The children's summer fete which Is
held annually for the Sunday school of
the Grand avenue Congregational
church will take place on the lawn of
the church next Saturday afternoon,
The games are to Include tennis, foot
ball, croquet, and there will be swings.
hammocks and other Interesting feat
ures for the younger children. At 5:30
the ladles will serve a spread. In the
evening the grounds will be Illuminated
and a concert w!Ir oe held. Fine music
will be givem by Robinson's orchestra,
To the evening entertainment the pub
lie is invited. The admission to the
grounds will be ten cents. The commit
tees are intending to make this a first
class entertainment. The committee
consist of: Arrangements, E. D. Smith,
Rev. J. Lee M-itchell, Mrs. George Bish
op, Miss Hattin Denison; Illuminations,
Mrs. E. D. Fowler, Miss Josephine Brad
ley, Irving Hurlburti ice cream, Mrs
Franklin; table committee, teachers of
the Sunday school. This church wi'4
Observe. Children's day next Sunday,
In the morning there will be a choral
service and ami address by the pastor,
Children who have attained the age of
seven years the present year will be
presented with Bibles. TJiere will be
other interesting eacerc'ses.
j ; 1 1
if. c. t. v. hazlt.
New Haven County Advocates Meet at
Merlden.
Merlden, June 5. At the W. C. T. U.
convention held at Hanover Park Casi
no to-day sixty delegates were present
from all over the country. Mrs. J, H,
Morrison of East Haven presided and
Mrs. J. E. Leeds was secretary. Miss
Grace Lee of New Haven spoke on Loy
al Legion work. Mrs. A. II. Downs was
elected delegate to the national conven
tlon. Mrs. Morrill of New Haven) was
one of the speakers.
May Erect a New Church Edifice.
The parish committee of the Church
of the Messiah met last night and In
formally considered the plan of erect
ing a new church edifice. As a full
committee was not present It was de
cided1 not to take a binding vote to
erect a new church, but all the mem
bers of the committee who were present
were enthusiastic in favor of a new
building, and it Is probable that an
other meeting of the full committee will
be called soon to take definite action.
r
$ Appetite
awaits on good
digestion, and
health on both
t Toasted Oats I
satisfies the appetite t
A delicious breakfast
dish J ..... .
Your grocer refunds
money if it don't suit.
S. H. Street & Co,
PROPOSALS
FOR
PRINTING LAWS.
State of Connecticut,
Office- of the Secretory,
Hartford. May 37, 1893.
SEALED PROPOSALS for printing and,
binding in pamphlet f ornfl&,000 copies of the
Publio Acts of 1805, in accordance with spe
cifications furnished - on application, will be-
recelved at this olIlce-ntil 2 O'olook p. m. on
Tuesday, the 11th day-ot June, 1805.
WILLIAM C. MOWRY,
Je65t - SECRETARY.
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
Juno 5th. 181)5. f
TTISTATEof JARBD ATWATER. of Hlmi
'l den, In said district, asslwnliKf debtor.
The voluntary alignment of the said debt
or having been lodgud In this ofllue for record
and the probate thereof, and Lucius It.
Hlnman, ot said Now Haven, being- in said hh
signineut nominated astrustee for said estato,
therefore
ORDEHED That tne 12th day of June.
1805, at lOo'clook forenoon, be, and the same is,
hereby assigned for a hearing on the approval
of saia proposed trustee, anu that all peraons
of said proposed trustee, am
interested thoroiu may have notice to appeal-,
ll'tboysoe cause, and be heard tUoreon, this
court diroots that this order be published
three times in a newspaper having a circula
tion In said probate district before suid time
assigned for sold hearing.
uy order or oourt,
CHRKIEatQALLAflHER.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
JUNE 0.
Sun Rimes. 4:19 Moon Siti'S,
BunSkth, 7:iil 3:00
I H ion Watbb,
I 10:33
MARK1AGKS.
SMITH NOUTH At. St. Paul's ohiirnh. Jun
f, 16H5, Miss Grace E. North, daimhter of
wiiuuin n. Worth ot this city, to 1.U Binita
Ul iiOHLOU, MUHb. INOCartlH.
JUAUINJS LIST.
l$jg.POHT OF NEW HAVEN.
AnftlVED.
Soh CTrbana, Tyler, N. Y. for Newport.
roll Otsproy, Crowley, Weoliawken
nnnl. m
for
Boh Hastings, Corey, N. Y. for NowBodford
CL1SABKD.
Bch E. M. Rood, Wilson, Vhtla.
FOR KENT.
"TTLAT No. 18 Brown street, second floor,
JL! $17. modern conveniences ; auuitaoniy,
Apply evenings alter 1 o oiocn. jen on
IJUY BARB WIRE NOW.
PRICE is advanolnsr. '
L1N8LEY, ROOT & CO.,
JeQgt ail Broadway.
FKUSH FISH.
"VT'OwlBtliotimeI This is tlioweek to eat
XI uhicllsli Bo. lb., soa trout Go., poreles oc.
flatfish and lliikus fie. soa bass Oc. Live lob
stors Hatunlny. Cheapest placo in the city,
ah tnis weeif .
Jmillf OLD GRAND AVE. FISH BOAT.
FOB SALH.
EW fancv ono-familv house nt 210 Chat
nam street; ail linprovoiiiotits; eievrani
decoration; 801) feet front; olootrlo car.
r. oii uti
FOR SAL!.
""HEAP, second-hand sottees, blinds, sash
anu uoorB, inquire at
To43f 61 COURT STREET.
FOR SALE.
A FIRST-CLASS seoond-hand Drockettfc
j Tuttlo phaeton. In exoelhmtordor and
unusually comfortable ; a desirable bargain
in every way, urn De seen at
IQttr . 4&H JUJ.JS. W K l.lj A VBHUK
Til Tt rriirv
..' .... V V' . . .
pets, &o. A postal directed to 097 GRAND
AVE, will reoclve prompt attention. aSS 3ot
DRESSMAKING.
FIRST-CLASS modisto. $2.50 nor dnv: cs
i neclal attention to cuttinir and tiltlnir
New York styles. Will nlso a-lve lessons In
cuttinir, fitting and basttnu. The knowledge
or minting your own uresses IB an item
through the year. Call for cards.
Nl ib in AIT
mylSsatiithuT 1090 Chapel street.
FOR RENT,
PHOTOGRAPH gallery on Chanel St.
mySltf Address O., Courier.
A
FOR rent;
XJLEASANT rooms, furnished or unfur-
JL nlshcu.
my IWJtr KHTVV U USXEltHTttliiET,
FOR SALE."
"VTEW double house, 85,000; twelve rooms:
rents 835 a month. Address
lei 7t-P iiu.v iuii, uity.
SHORE RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
rpHE late Jno. M. Almes' place at Oyster
JL river, beautifully situated fronting Long
laliind Sound. West shore olootrlo curs pass
me uoor. ivppiy to
niy2 tf lilt i ANX & MAIN, West Haven.
FOR SALE.
r I inrj communions noiiHo, grnunus anu sta
X Mo on tbe corner ef Howard and DavenJ
pore avenue; ioc 'ipxkixluo; nouse oontuing
17 rooms, with all modern improvements, and
is in Derrcet condition. Stable hns four box
stuns ana room for six carriages, uoacn
man's rooms on second floor.
C1IAIILES II. WEBB,
850 Chapel Street.
Monftny and Saturday evening?.
FOR SALE,
NE of the most central corners in the
S city.
.trice roasonaDio.
CHAS.D.NICOLL &CO.,
82 Church street (Benedict Building), room 15,
Evonings from 7 to 8.
District of Now Haven, ss. Probate Ourt.
KT..r I.1rAn TitriA A 1QOf.
I JlSTATEof JOSEPH COLTON, late pf New
U Haven, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dlstrlot of
New Haven hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the oreditors
of said estate to exhibit tnelr claims for set
tlement. Those who nexlect to present their
aooountf , properly nttestod, within sold time
win ne aeDarrea a recovery. &u nersons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, to
JAiuriS u. muunrj, AaminiBt.raT.or,
Jeflgdlw Hartford, Connecticut,
District Of Now Haven, ss. Probate Court,)
June S. 1895. f
XT'STATE of HENRY F. SMITH, late of Now
f The trustee having exhibited his admlnis.
trtvtion aocount with said estate to this oourt
frtriillownnon. it. la
Uudkiiko JLimt tne jxtn any or Juno,
a. u. ihho. nt. ten o'oioca in tne torenoon. at a
Probate court to be held at Now Haven, with-,
In and for the district of New Haven, be and
tne same is assigned l or a nearing on mo al
lowance of said administration account with
said estate, and this court directs the
trnst.ee to otto all nersons Interested
thoreln to appear at said time and place, by
puousuing tnis oraer inreo times in some
newspaper nHvniir u uinjumuim in sain uis-
trior. Xil v ijxuo iuji v. v rjjjAjsu,
led :tt Judge or said Probate Court,
JOINT EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE
OF THB
Atchison, Topeka4 Santafe
Railroad Co.
A MAJORITY OF THE ATCHISON,
TOrKKA At BAMIA K HI 1IA1LHU1U
COMPANY GBNJSBAL MORTGAGE
BOND HAVE NOW JBKKN lKFOSI'l Kll.
HOLDERS of the General Mortgage'Bonds,
second jiioritfuge jrouas una ctooK,
intending' to participate in the Reorgan
ization should therefore deposit their se
curities as promptly as possible before the
10th IAY OF JUNE, 1893, after which date
deposits will ONLY be reoeived with the eon
sent, of the Committee and upon SUCH
IKBMS as the Committee may impose.
.Deposits must De muue asiouows :
Bonds with the AGENCY" OF THE UNION
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 95 Milk
street, Boston. . .
Stock with the OLD COLONY TRtfST COM
PANY. Ames Bulldinir, Boston.
The NEW EJNUliAHjU Hi u SI UUMPAJMX
OF BOSTON will act as bankers for the,
UNION TKUST COMPANY OF NEW
YOK K. EDWARD KING, Chairmon.
Herman K.OHHE, secretary.
New York, May 29, 1693. Je2t
AUCTION SALE
' OF
ery Desirable Residential Property
ON .
Howard Avenus and Oak Place.
The undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction
Wednesday Morning, June 12th,
At 10-o'olook, three building lots from the
tract df 'land belonging to the
Estate of George E. Maltby,
Corner of Howard Avenue and Oak Place,
Survey of the premises and detail can be
had at Beoohor's Exchange, Room No. 5,
Lyon Building, 769 Cliapol street.
EDWARD C. BEECHER,
Jed Ot Licensed Auctioneer
FOB SALE.
H
OUSE, 158 Cedar Hill Avenue,
Innuire
150 CEDAR HILL AVENUE.
spBgint
TO RENT.
DESIRABLE tenement of eight rooms,
modern improvements, on eleotrio cor
line. my4 tt vjiiiimun s tmkkt.
FUKNlSHfJO ROOM WITH BOARD,
ti two, su.uu; also two rooms with use or
. CTT il.lKl, (HOlf ITT U 1 UVUID IT AVI UOU VL
batb. $1.00 and fl.50 per week, boaidif
desired,
dirtf
Addre
ii. u 'j.1118 umco.
FOR RENT,
07C CROWN street.
' 0 Single house, eight rooms.
JOHN C. PUNDBUFORD,
my7tf Hi) Church Street.
FOR RI5NT,
CJBVEN room flat, "The Osmund," 1333
cnupel street, all modern improvements,
Enquire ou premises or
aplO tf itn WINTHROP AVENUE.
FOR RUNT,
ONE tenoment of 6 rooms, all modern con
voa ieuces.
One tenement of 4 rooms, gas and water.
inquire on promises at
myitt 64 EDWARDS STREET.
FOR RENT.
T ESIDENOE No. 81 Wall street, between
XX Churoh and Orange streets ; now ooou
ir.A m a u irn..i.... Nr ir..,.. tr
Possesiiiou given May 1st, '95. Inquire
vuu street.
f28tf SAMUEL A. STEVENS.
FURNISHED HOUSES
TOH the summer. One of 9 rooms at Wood.
JD bridge; one of 9 rooms at. West Haven
shore; one of 7 rooms at West Haven shore.
Apply at residence of the late John M. Lines,
vvoouuriuge. or aaoress x. v. iiiswia,
myyi tf Westville, Conn.
For Safe or Exchangs,
TWO furnished cottages In West HaVenj
barn, bath houses; also several lots.
A. D. PERKINS,
alltf 18 Center Street.
For Sale : The Fine Property
NO. 185 CHURCH STREET,
OPPOSITE tbe Groon, the residence of the
late William Pitch: brown stone front
dwelling house: brick stable Lot 00 feet
rrontoy xn feet deep. Apply to
JOHN B. FITCH, Executor,
Ollico The W. & li. T. Fltob Co.,
dl9 tf No. 101 Hast street.
EEAL ESTATE.
CUV Thlilri?rt0 T.nfa
Loans on City Property.
EDWARD M. CLARK,
121 CHURCH STREET,
Evenings T to 8. RoomU.
SHORE COTTAGE
AT Rocky Bench, near Woodmorrt, newly
i-).....m,u vunuvu. wuu uui.
ready for occupancy. Price tof-rlght parties
$iaj tor the season.
MERWIN'S
Real Estate Offloe,
my25 759 Chapel, street.
IT HAS COME!
i BEAT boom in Westville r"feal ostate,
X Many new houses to be erected.
Beauty of location and rapid transit the-
cause.
Competing eleotrio lines plaoe residents
within fifteen minutes ot oitya center.
ileal raoie lots lor suio.
H.C.PARDEE,
Jal8tf 128 Fountain street, Westville.
FOR SALE,
N
BW two-family house on Sheffleld ave
nue ; ail improvements.
JOHN C. PUNDERFORD,
119 Church street.
Open evenings. '
FOR SALE, (
3MALL farm near the city, well located
5 good rich soil, line view of Long Island
;uud ; cheap.
GEORGE A. ISBELL,
708 Chapel street. New Haven, Conn.
FOR SALE.
A GOOD PAYING HOUSE.
Would take building lot of faro la ex-
enaugo.
R. E. BALDWIN,
818 Chapel street.
dftw
FOR RENT.
Suites in tbe New Hotel "Ma1estlo':
C'iAN be seoured from May 1st; (the house
j will not be formally opened to the Dub
lin till later.)
Suites of throe rooms and private bathroom
$7.00 per week and upward. Suites of two,
throe, four, sir and seven rooms and bath at
reasonanie prices.
Also, iiata 01 Bix or even rooms una. oatns,,
to rent in the- NORMAND1E, GAYINGIW
ana duumjxiN.
Bond ror descriptive circular.
WM. and JOHN GAY.
up 2 tf lilt Chapel street,
FOR SALE,
block bouse, center of theoity,
paylniaper cent. Price $10. 000.
FOR 8ale;
A one-family house onJSlm street,
FOR SALE,
A one-family house Ini West Haven
the greatest valued or that money In the:
borough.
Money To Loan In Sums to Suit
L. G. HOADLEY,
Boom 9, Hoadley Building, 40 Church St,
Oince Open Evenings,
FOR SALE.
In answer to numerous inquiries the
BONSILENB is For Sale. It is beauti
fully located with shore front and suit
able for private residenoe, genteel club
house or a hotel.
The right party can buy It low Will
net ten per cent.
Addresa-the owner, j
0. H. CLARK, Hartford,
Or apply on the premises at Woodmont
all 3m
Two-family House;
Ward Street,
$4,500.
Wtxnts.
One Cent a Word each insertion, five
cents a Word for a fuU Week, seven
times.
WANTED.
B
Y a dressmaker, to go out by the day f
gooa outtor anu utter, uau or aonresi
25 COLLIS STREET.
Torms reasonable.
Jug If
WANTED.
MODEL maker and tool maker : also per
son thoroughly familiar with drawing
aud spinning sheet metuls. One competent
to do all throe kinds of work preferred.
jofl eodDt AddrosB X. Y, 'A, this offloe.
WANTED,
SITUATION by a young girl to do second
wovltur light housework reoomoieuua
tlon from present place.
Jefl ltt it NICOLL STREET.
WANTED,
A SITUATION by a capable girl to do
genoral housework. Inquire at present
plauO. Jet) It , 89 HIGH STREET.
WANTED,
A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do
light housework or second work In
private family. Inquire at
Jefl If 107 LIBERTY 6TRBET.
WANTED,
TiYayi
oung woman, place as wet nnrse.
H WliLilOTU: Ol ivriKT...
WANTED,
TWO competent girls, one as cook anil
laundress, the other as second girl.
Jo5Bf Apply at 70 W ALL STREET.
WANTED.
A SITUATION by willing girl la general
nouBeworu. inquire
m THMyLB STREET,
WANTED,
SITUATION to do general housework
or second work: eltv references.
o32tt 5)15 franklin street.
WANTED,
litL for generl housework,
VT JetSt 1081 CHAPEL STRBBT.
WANTED.
MAN desires light work, montal or-tnan4
ual. , J T,F., - - '
.Jel-7t . ' V Conriepfflee.
WANTED.
AGENTS make $5 Daily ; Marvelous inven
tion ; Retails 85 Cents;" 2 to 6 sold In a
house : saniDle mailed free. Forsrbu & Mn.
MAHJHlncinnatl, O. rntiw Wed tt
WANTED,
I;i VERYBODY needing servantsto call hera.
Li We sunolv all the best. Ws have sorted
out and discarded most of the useless olass.
These seek new offices (where they are no
known), whioh are springing op constantly.
We havo been here years and use Judgment,
selecting only those that will do the work re
quired. We have the ilnest facilities and oan.
serve you better than anyone else.
HMfliOXMHtNT AUJBNUY,
au8 ' 7J5 Chapel street.
JJEAUTIFUL TEEET1I.
THE CHOWH CF
BEAUTY.
A FULL SET Cli
RUBBER,
FIVE DOLLARS.
Teeth filled with gold, $1 and'upwurels.
Teeth tilled with silver, 75o.
Teetli extraoted, SSc.
Teeth extracted without pain, 50o.
At tbe well known office of
DR. Gk H. GIDNEY,
797 CHAPEL 8T.,Jflstablishea 1871.
We're irrthe
race to-win!
To double
our sales wc
take the 6hort
rnnA PrfCH
'ft, "
closerthan ewer.
The cost of everything down
to the minimum. Wonderful
values. We have the goods
Tell all your friends and.
come yourself
Furniture, Carpets, Ranges,
Crockery, etc. Cash or Credit
BROWN & DURHAM,
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER
74-76 Orange St., Cor. Center.
$1.00 in Cash paid for this Coupon to
all purchases of '$10.00 worth or over.
Journal and Courier. ,
JUNE INVESTMENTS.
25 shs Southern Now England Telephone,
25 shs Boston Elect ric Light.
10 shs N. Y., N. H. & Hartford.
1,000 Swift &Co,'sfl's.
5,000 Housatonlo 5's of 1037.
1,000 WaUingford, Cfc., t's.
5,000 Derby, Conn., 1's.
1,000 Winchester Ave. 'S.
2,000 Waterbury Traction Co, 5's.
3,000 Now Haven Steamboat Co. 0's, ,
. For sale by
The Chas. W. Scranton Co.,
Investment Brokers,
Hublnger Building, 840 Chapel street.
Silver Springs Quick Freezing les
CREAM SALT, 15c. por bag, also Rock Salt)
by the bushel. Creamery Butter 5-lb,
boxes. Durham Creamery in lb. prints. Del
aware County in tub ami 1-3 lb, prints. Pot'
ted Ham, Tongue, Chicken, Turkey, Canned
Roast, and Corned Boof,, Nice old' Cheese. Fotf
sale by U.-ti. COOPKli CO.,
Tele.-coll, 5;39-3. 470 Stuto Street,
Yon See,
Ii's Tins Way.