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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1895.
MLfiLE
Tumi's CiIMl Hats
Tlio Correct SUupei for tho coming
Season now ready.
TRUNKS,
Suit Cases, Etc.
FUR WORK
At Speoiul Trloes During the Summer.
FRIEND E. BROOKS,
. 795 Chapel Street.
Qvoviisitms, Set.
U. M.-WELCH & SON.
PEACH DAY
At bur stores. Now is the
"best time to can them.
Look at our stock and get
our prices.
Ripe Tomatoes,
15c "basket.
10 11 last Coin! Grapes
1 25c basket.
Ripe Bananas,
12 and 15c dozen.
D. M. WELCH & SON,
28 and 30 Congress Avenue,
branches lTOCatnpbell Avenue, West Haven,
b Grand Avenue. Fair Haven.
Telephone 630.
BROILERS, SPRING LAMB,
- Beef, Veal and Mutton.
Peas, String Beans, Wax Beans, Beet
Tops, Spring Spinach, Beets,
New Potatoes.
Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Native Onions.
Radishes, Jjettuoe, Asparagus.
HURLBTJRT BROS.,
' - 1074 CHAPEL STREET ,:
Woodmont,
Tel. KM."
New Haven.
Tel. 260.
ike r. g. ieuit to.,
, , Fine Groceries,
Meats,
Poultry,
Game, .
Vegetables,
Fruits,
Etc.
TABLE LUXURIES
Cherry and
BulDelEau.
Church and
Elm Sts,
Si
AELOAT!
Schooner Lillian Woodruff, hence
from Turks Island, now discharging a
superior cargo of COARSE SALT at
!Long Wharf. Low prices and custom
fcouse measure from the vessel.
J.D. DEWELL & CO,
- ' IMPORTERS,
239 State Street. New Haven.
Extra Tivoli Beer.
Equaled by few Beers at
any price.
$1.00 per Dozen,
Lees 10c per doze 0 for return of empties.
GILBERT & THOMPSON.
,Fruits for Preserving.
"CALIFORNIA plums and prunes, bettor
V than any otners ; wua grapes, ouy mem
now: Bartlett pears. 300 baskets. 60o to-day :
unlive peaches, best, next week and week fol
lowing ; crau appies, 1111 your oruwrs mi-ei ;
best peaches, melons, grapes ; pears for ev
ery day use iresn every morning,
, JUDSON'S FHTJIT STORE,
867 Chapel street. Exchange Building.
New lot German canaries.
ItMWHITIEIAYEIE
You Get Best Value For
Your Money. ,
TTTE thought our advance to 81.25 per box
V for our fresh made Butter would
ciieok the demand tor It so we qould manage
to get enough to till our orders, but still it
goes and everybody pleased.
We shall sell this week for S1.25 per 5 pound
box, and we also have 1 lb Prints for 25c,
same kind 1 have your choice.
We also sell splendid Potatoes for 50c per
busuei.
Fresh Ejres received direct from farmers.
And pure Jersey Milk and Cream at whole
pain and retail. Those who have used our
Milk pronounce it the best to be had, in town.
Try it and leave your order to be delivered
every morning.
Groceries of all kinds at low prices.
" . YOtJHS,
E. H. CLAEK.
Tmxn dries.
DO YOU WANT
lour Garnets Wm
The Moths Killed, ana the Oust
Removed ?
WE CAN, DO IT.
Lace Curtains
Of the finest qualities oleaned without
injury We are especially fitted
up tor this work.
Dyeing and Cleaning
Of Men'i Suits and Overooats, Ladies'
Dresses, eta.
'':.-. laundering
Of Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Underolothing.
THE FORSYTH CO..
FOF1CES 878 CHAPEL STREET,
645 " " "
28 BROADWAY,
STATE, LAWRENCE Afm
MECHANIC STREETS.
Telephone 854-2 and 3
HOTEL MAJESTIC.
THE ONLY PALATIAL MODERN
HOUSE IN NEW HAVEN.
300 Booms Single and En Suite.
Forty-six Private Bath Booms.
AMERICAN PLAN.
3.00 per day and up. Cuistno unsurpassed.
TABLE D'HOTE : dinner. 6 to 9 p.m.. ftino:
breakfast, 75c : lunch, 75c.
METROPOLITAN SERVICE.
Representative at boat and depot, cars to door.
E. W. ROOT, Manager.
ROBINSON FISHER,
Patbnts and Patent Causes,
157 Church Street,-
Jyi7t,f
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
IS YOUR
BICYCLE.
AT THE
FACTORY
Often when you want it most,
1 -i r
to replace a aeiecnve tire or
other part? "
Does your Guarantee fail to
prevent delay and expense oil
express charges i
Call on us and learn what a
guarantee means. .
THE E. C. BEHNETT CO.
168 Orange Street.
Longest wearing horae blanket made.
nave worn lb years, nunureuaoi
testimonials to thlb effect,AMa(le
both with and without surcingles.
Look for.Horse stamped Inside.
Wm. Ayrks fc Rons, Philada.
Yellow Crawford Peaches,
Green Meated Citron Melons,
French Melons,
IMppins, Apples, Green Ginger.
D. S. COOPER CO.. .
Telephone 729-3.
470 State street.
Grand Opening Consumers' Market,
13-15 Congress Avenue,
TO-DAY.
CORNED beef He. stew beet 3o, stew lamb
80, roast lamb 4c, rack steak Be, round
steak 10c, loin steak 12c, porterhouse steak
J2e, roast beef 4-8e, pork 8c ; 1,000 other bar
gains. Leps of lamb 80.
13 and 15 Congress Avenue,
slO opposite Welch's store.
PEACHES,
For Preserving,
Fancy New Jersey and Natives
Received fresh dally.
NATIVE GREEN MEATED AND
SWEET NUTMEG MELON.
Try our Entire Wheat Bread
Delicatessen.
E. E. NICHOLS, 378 State st.
CABINET AND HARD WOOD
WORK.
ALSOSAWING, TURNING,
And Jobbing in Wood of all kinds.
UDWARD P. BRETT, Builder,
IB ARTISAN STREET.
Telephone &vJ-I3.
Pin This Up Where You Can See it.
H. F. BL0GG & BRO.,
Cash or Credit
H031E FURNISHERS,
009 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
FULL LINE DP
Folding Beds, Parlor Furniture, Carpets,
Oilcloths, Beds, Baby Carriages,
Mattresses, Parlor and
Cook Stoves.
Character U Credit.
Store open 7 a. m. to 6:30 p. m, jturday
and Munaay evenings 10 9.
fast ittiLuo tn rivi:.
A 1118 Hun Yesterday from New York to
llutViilo by a New York. Central Flyer
Ban 04 Miles u Hour lieiluuea the
JCvcoid to Albany, Hut Failed to Uiiuul
nglaml' Time.
New York, Sept. 11. The Now York
Central train which, left 'this city this
morning to broak the record to Buffalo
arrived there at 12:US o'clock tills after
noon, making: the run of 4:'6',s miles In
407 minutes.
The average was 64 1-3 miles an hour.
Tho new record was made with a
counterpart of the Empire' State ex
pressv draw.ni from New York to Al
bany by locomotive S70. Thei best rec
ord of the road was made' by the Em
pire State express in 1831, when the
distance from this city to Buffalo, 436
miles, was made tan 429 minute in
cluding all stops.
The train this morning, which was
out for a new record, was- in charge o
TlhJrd Vice President II. Walter Webb,
who accompar.led.lt during the entire
trip. It left the Grand Central station
at 5:40:30 o'clock. All along the line
persona gait'heredi at tUie station's to see
the flyer go by. Where stops were
made as little time as possible was lost.
The traini covered .the distance from
Poughkeepsie, . seventy miles, in 62
minutes. Thei total run from New York
to Albany was made In 2 hours and 14
minutes.
A telegram was received from Gener
al Passenger Agent Daniels at the
'Grand Central depot this morning stat
ing that the ratal of speed maintained
by the train from .this city to. Albany
was 64 3-100 miles per hour.
From New York to Syracuse, exclu
sive of the stop at Albany, the raite of
speed was 63 49-100 miles an hour.
The train passed through Rochester
at 11:33 o'clock.
The) train consisted of four heavy
ears, viz: One combinatloni smoking
and baggage ciar, weight 83,470 pounds;
one coach, 82,140 pou'nds; one coach, 83,
700 pounds, and private car Maraquita,
weight 109,000 pounds. The total weight
of the four cans' is 358,310 pounds. This Is
practically the same as the regular
equipment of the Empire State express
exoept that tw regular service tttve latter
train has a drawing room car instead
of & private car of abput the same
weight
The engines hauling the train were
No. 870, the firs!t Of the new class of
tooomotives . built for:, the New . York
Central at the Schenectady locomotive
works, 'Weight 200,000, 'po'undis; No. 903,
practically a counterpart of No. 870,
also 'built at the Schenectady locomotive
works, and the famous prize locomotive,
No, 999, built fromi designs by William
Buchanan, superintendent of motive
power, at the West Albany sh-opfe of
the New York Centraif, weight )!04,000
pounds. " -
The fastest previous trial time for
speed was made on September 14, 1891,
when a special train was sent to Al
bany, covering1 the distance to 139 min
utes and 43 seconds.
The experiment of to-day be&te. this
record by over Ave- minutes.
The English, train that made the re
cent run of 540 mile in 512 minutes
consisted of t'hr.e'el standard .English
railway carriages, 'having a total length
of 126 feet, exclusive -Of the engine, or
only about two-fifths "of the length of
the Almwican train.and weighing much
iefa thani 'half as . much. ... -
The corrected time ae to the records
made by the English;. ana American
trains is: -
London to Edinburgh (1888) 400 imiles,
in 510 minutes : . .- ,
New York to 'Buffalo,, oxperimerttal
run (September 14, 1891), 440 miles', in
439 minutes. :
New York to Buffalo (October 26, 1891)
440 miles' in 520 minutes-. This is the
record of the New York Central's Em
Hire State express, Which as run, every
day, 'except Sunday, since 'October 26,
1891, oni the same scbedute ttfne.
London'to AberfleenXAugust 23, 1895):
540 miles in 512. minutes. "" '
1.1st or Patents
Issued from tho United States patent
office; Tuesday, September 10, 1895, for
the state of Connecticut, furnished
lissom tho office of Earle & Seymour,
solicitors of patents, 868 Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn.: '
.' B. 1m Armstrong, New London, thread
package.
R. A. Baldwin, South Norwalk, elec
trio railway switch.
Same, assignor to himself and H.
Rowland, rail bond.
C. M. Brooks, Burlington, assignor to
C. A. Hart, P. F. Smitheanton and W.
E. Simonds, grafting wax and making
same.
Same, grafting wax.
J. 'M, Chatfield, Thnmaston, machine
for cleaning or polishing sheet brass or
other sheet metal.
C. A. King, Merlden, gun stock,
E. S. Piper, assignor one-half to F.
Clayton, Bristol, 'bicycle whistle.
M. L. Pperry, assignor to Scovlll Man
ufacturing company, Waterbury, body
for oil cans.
bis coyniTiox serious.
Mr. Mansfield and the Oarrick.
New York, Sept. 11. It is reported
that Richard Mansfield', who has been
suffering from malarial fever, Is in a
critical condition. At the Garrick thea
ter, it is said, that the seriousness cf
Mr. Mansfield's sickness had been exag
gerated; that lie was a little better on
Monday night, and that his conditlion
remains unchanged, It is denied that
he is In any danger, and it was declared
that his case had not yet developed into
typhoid fever.
It has been decided, "however, that
Mr. Mansfield shall not play his pro
posed engagement at the Garrick thea
ter in October at all. He will open his
season elsewhere on November 18, and
will come to the Garrick later in the
season. J. C. Duff has now made an ar
rangement whereby he -will occupy the
theater after Mme. Modjeska's engage
ment, opening with a new comic opera.
Will 5f ot Advance Wage.
Fall River, Mass., Sept. 11. The Man
ufacturers association voted unani
mously this afternoon not to advance
the wages of the mill operatives, and
a letter to that effect will be cent to the
weavers in a sw days,,
Font jVJS.V Jill LED.
A CaLaou Explode Muring tho fl. A. It.
( vlebiatloii at l.niiUvlll.
Ivotilsvllle, Ky., Sept. 11. -Four mem
bers of the Loulsvlllei Legion were ln
staiiitly killed this morning by the ex-
loslon of ammunition in the caisson cf
ho gun which was being driven to
hoenlx Hull for service as a part of the
G. A. R. parade.
The dead aro Corporal A. U RoWnson,
,233 Grayson street; Private C. Woods,
,031 Vine street; Private A. Mcllride.
25 West Chestnut street; William Ad
ams, negro driver.
The soldiers killed were nwtnb?s of
at tery A, and belonged to a section of
six in charge of one gun. Captain Da
vid Cattleman was In command. 1 he
four dead men were seated on the cats-
son.
Sergeant Fred Conn and Private E. M.
Hobbs wore injured, though not very
seriously. Conn's left hand was lacer
ated and his left eye and face burned
by powder. Hobbs' back was sprained,
eyebrows burned and eye slightly in
jured. Both men are suffering from the
shock.
Another member of the battery.whose
name is not as yet learned, is reported
missing.
Captain David Castleman, who was in
charge, was riding at the side of the
detail. He escaped injury. The caisson
contained sixty pounds of powder,
enough to fire forty rounds.
The cause of 'the accident is Inexpli
cable. The report that one of the men
was smoking is denied by Captain Cas
tleman. Captain Castleman said It was
one of those unfortunate accidents that
cannot be guarded against A similar
disaster occurred in Chicago during the
strike, In wihich. three men werei killed
and several wounded.
The accident happened about 5:S0
o'clock, The 'battery section was pro
ceeding to Phoenix Hill to fire forty sa
lutes in honor of the G. A. ,R. and had
reached a point between the Avery and
Hail residences, on Broadway, between
Third and Fourth, when the accident
occurred. The Legion Hospital corps
was notified atl once and hastened to
the scene.
Governor John Young Brown.who was
staying wlthi Major George B. Easton,
was asleep in 1ed. The explosion stun
ned him and it wtas some time before he
revived. Mrs, Easton was in the bath
room at the tiiime. 'She. saw the flash
and was knocked off her feet by the
explosion. She was badly stunned', but
as soon as she was brought around be
gan rrtinlstering to Governor Brown,
Sheets were ifaken from the neighbor
ing houses and epread over the dead
bodies.
The dead are;
Corporal A. L. Robinson, Private C
Blconer, Private C. Woods, Private A.
McBrlde and C, Adams, a negro.
Two others, whpse names . are un
known, were badly burned.
Battery A or the Jjouisvine j-iegion is
the crack military corps of the .city,
whifch had been .assigned to fire a. sa
lute at 6 o'clock from SheJby street and
Broadway. Owing to the early hour the
street was practically free from persons,
According to the best reports the men
were seated upon a. caisson. One of the
nrivates was smokte a cigarette and a
spark 4s supposed to have ignited the
powder in the box, which exploded with
out a moment's warning.
:
TltE COLORED MASOXS.
Close pf the Annual Session In Merlden
Yesterday Qfflcers Elected.
Meriden, Sept. 11. The second day's
session of the , twenity-seeoinid annual
communication of the Most Worshipful
Grand lodge of Cofmectlcut, Free and
Accepted Masons (colored) closed at the
social room of the Y. M. C. A building
this aiiernoon. '
This morning's communication was
taken up with the reports of the vari
ous committees, etc. The conetitut-
tiomis of several of the, subordinate
lodges were ameinded and changed on
the report of the committee on consti
tutions and by-laws. Reports from the
representatives of foreign grand lodges
were also heard.
i It was voted to .hold the hext annual
communication! at Middletown the sec
ond Tuesday of' September, 1896. A
nominating committee to bring in can
didates' 'names was appointed and the
lodge the-n proceeded to the election of
officers for the ensuing tenm.
The following officers were elected:
M. W. gramd master W. H. Mitchell
of Hartford-.
'Deputy grand rriastef Eld'sha Walker
of Bridgeport.
Grand senior warden Chasi H. Walk
er of Bridgeport.
Grand j union wardent Rev.C.C.Ring-
gold of Will'imantie.
'Grand secretary F. O. Cross of Hart
ford.
STUPID FRAUDS
ON
SANFORD'S GINGER
Beware of cheap, worthless,
and often dangerous "gingers,"
which are persistently urged,
even forced, upon would-be pur
chasers of SANFORD'S as "our
own make," or " good as San
ford's," or " cheaper than San
ford's," or " same as Sanford's,"
etc., by mercenary dealers, not
in the interest of health, but for
a few cents' extra profit. .
No respectable druggist or
grocer is ever guilty ot such
practices. Avoid all others.
Containing among itt Ineredients the purest
of medicinal Fmrwh hrandv and the" beat of
imported singer, j is vastly 'superior to tl
cheap, worthless, anJ -often dangerous ginge
nrifcd as substitutes. Asit for SAKFOIU)
CIVJltfD 1 I 1 . . , J . ..I. n tl
v.i.i. l. .uu juok lor uwi utu. ... -. j
wrapper. Bold ever? where. Pottik Dbusasd
4"!, u C 1 V. R.ilnn
OUR
GOOD
F0RD5
Grand treasurer John! W. Ross ot
New Haven.
Grand tyler Ellas Voorhees of Nor
wich.
I'lH'srand master, eiecretary, treasur
er and tyler were all re-elected. The
oage wan called c-fT at 2 o'clock for din
ner and P. G. M. Walter II. Burr of
Norwich Installed the officer at tW af
ternoon,': communication.
New Haven la the center of colored
Masonry in the state, there being two
lodges, a chapter, convmandery1 and a
consistory located tihere.
Hurled By an Avalanche.
Berne, Sept. 11. An avalanche from
the AltelB glacier 'has, fallen upon the
hamlet of Splital'matte. About two
square miles of landi has been covered.
It la feared that talx persons nd 300
head ot cattle have perished.
Scrofula, Salt Rheum
And All Other Blood DlsasA-How
Triay May Be Cured.
Speaking limply from what Hood's Bar-
aparllla hat done, not only onceortwioe,
but In thousands ot cases, waoan honestly
ay that It Is the best remedy for all dis
eases of the blood, whatavr tha oauae.
By iti peculiar Combination, Propor
tion and Procesa, It poiaessei positlva
medicinal merit Peculiar to Itielf,
It has oured the most virulent caaea
of Scrofula and Salt Rheum, even when
all other prescriptions and medicines
have failed to do any good.
Blood poisoning;, from, whatever art-
gln, yields to lta powerful cleansing, puri
fying, vitalizing effect npon the blood. II
yoa desire further particulars, write to ns
as below. Remember that
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier prominently
In the publio eye today. Prepared only by
C. I. Hoos ft Co., Lowell, Masi., U. S. A.
Sold by all druggists. fl;elxfor6.
HAnil's Dills the test after-dinner
iiuuu o a 1 i u
Pills. They assist dltesUea-
HE iST HM ROOM
, FOR THK
Enormous Stock
, . OF
New Pianos
That we are about to receive. Therefore we
are obliged to sell our
Second-hand Pianos
at
Almost Any Price.
T lie ISM k Sons Go.
777 Chapel street, '
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PAVING-SEYMOUR, CONN. .
D BALED prbposals will be received by the
underslirned until M:R0 ft. m . on SAntem.
ber 1Mb, 1803, at the office of the Board of Se
lectmen, Seymour, conn., for constructing a
pavement under the Act of 1695 for the 1m
provement of Publio Roads. Information
ooqeerning plans, specifications, bonds, eto.,
can be obtained at the olfioe of Thomas L.
James, Seymour, Conn., or at the olUoe of
Enelneer David C. Sanforil. 87 Chnrnh strnet.
io nrorjoHiii reoHiveo arter r.hn timd aneni-
fled, and all proposals must be filled out on
DianKS turnisnea oy tuo Town, ane right to
reject any or all bids is reserved.
UHAllLES Jtt. lAJUMBBUKY,
THOMAS L, JAMK8,
s512t " ' Seleotmen.
A FINE LINE OF
Fall Patterns,
In all grados, styles and latest color
ings, ou our floors ready for inspection.
. ALSO '
Linoleum, Oilcloths, Rugs, Shades and
Just received one mora shipment of
Whitney's Baby Carriages.
STAHL & HEGEL,
8. 10, 12 Church Street
THEODORE KEILER,
. UNDEBXAKBB,
162 ORANGE STREET,
Near Court streetj Telephone No.151
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PAVING MADISON. .
SEALED proposals will be received by the
undersigned until 3 o'clock p. m. Septem
ber 21st, 1805, at the Town Clerk's office, Mad
ison, Conn., for constructing a pavement, un
der the Aot of 1895 for the "Improvement of
Public Roads."
Information oonoerning plans, specifica
tions, bonds, etc., can be obtained at the
Town Clerk's office, or at the office of the en
gineer, A. B. Hill, No. 82 Churob street, New
Haven, Conn.
No proposal will be received after the time
specified, and all proposals not on the blanks
furnished or not properly tilled out, will be
rejected.
The right to reject any or all bids is re
served. EDWIN W. MUNGER-,
FKANKB. BISHOP,
LEWIS A. DO WD,
s8 14t Selectmen,
CARPETS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
, PAVING NORTH BRAN FORD.
SEALED nroposa Is will be received by the
undersigned until 2 p. m. Setember 18th,
18B5, at the Town Clerk's office. North Bran
ford, Conn,, for constructing a pavement
under the Act of 1895, for the ' Improve
ment of Publio Roads."
Information concerning plans, specifica
tions, bonds, etc., can be obtained at the
Town Clerk's office, or at the office of Engi
neer A. B. Hill, No. 82 Church street. New
Haven, Conn.
No proposal will be received after the time
specified, and all proposals not on the blanks
furnished, or not properly filled out, will be
rejected.
The right to reject any or all bida fa re
served, HEHBEKT O.PAGE,
CHARLES E. ALL1HG,
si Lit jieteutmea.
gxTitcattou.
MISS KATE LEWIS
RESUMES piano teaching September 3.
Hytituetio melhod used.
auat Uteoa twi n. v r.n a y r,. u r..
THK EPISCOPAL ACAIKMV,
CH US HI KM. Atliorouglilycqulppoil pre
paratory sehuol for boys, for College or
fur Ttnalnuua Tim 11Viil vcilr nnonft Kent. IK.
Adclressltov. JAMES ST01HAttl),Prinolpal,
at lit Uhosiuro, conn.
MR. E. A. PARSONS
Resumes Instruction on
Tuesday, September 10.
STUDIOS Benedict Bulldlug, New Haven s
Aopoy nuiwing, Mew lorn,
B5
MISS LEItiHTON'S SCHOOL
FOR Doya and Girls reopens Tuesday, Oc
tober 1st. Three douartinents. Gram
mar, Intermediate, Klmlergurteu i sunny
euhool rooms, thorouglilv noa'ed and venti
lated. IM OltOVBSTKEET,
si -Ht opposite Hlllhouse avenue.
SCHOOL. 7 HOWE SritKlfiT.
MISS LEK A H. NICHOLS will reopen her
sohool Wednesday. BeDteoiber 18. Kin
dergarten, Primary and Advauoed Depart-
nieuis. sa sic
THK MISSES CATLIN'S
PRIVATE Grammar Sohool and Kinder
garten for Girls and Boys will reopen
September 18 at
seu tr No, b mBrtur stkisist.
MECHANICAL MtAWINtt,
PERSPECTIVE. MATHEMATICS,
MECHANISM. to.
i'.H. HOW MX, 179 Churoh street,
Hartford offiun. Uallerstein Bmld'ar. Address
letters to Ntw Haven olHoe. aul5 ly
THE BESSAUEtt-TIlOOST WIK
SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
781 Chanel street.
Vocal and Instrumental Instruction. System
of European conservatories. Apply between
12 and 1 and 4 and 5 p. m. dally. s9
MISSORTON andMISSNICHOLS
SUCCESSORS to the Misses Edwards, will
reopen on Thursday, September 28, at 67
Elm Btreet, their Day School for Girls. Pri
mary, Intermediate and Aeademlo Depart
ments. Special students admitted. College
preparation. Circulars with courses of study
furnished on application. au30 lm
F. A. FOWLER'S
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
T EOPENS September 9th ; rooms 8 and 9.
I V 851 Chapel street. Teachers : F. A. Fow
ler, Franz Miloke, John C. Griggs and assist
ants. Voioes tried, and applicants examined
for any department free of charge. Appli
cants for Violin will be examined by Mr.
Miloke on Tuesdays and Fridays from 12 to 1,
Circulars on application. s7 3m
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
J. JEROME HAYES
Will res lime touching r
Monday, September 2. ,
Studio at the
Hubinger Building. Chapel st.,
auSOtf v Rooms 26 and 27.
f$tisctlixuztm&.
L. W. ROBINSON,
ARCHITECT,
Remove! ti
No. 760 CHAPEL STREET.
DO YOU WANT
a '
PICTURE?
Your Vacation Trip
will last you all
Next Winter,
if you take a
Camera.
We have all kinds.
G. W. Whittlesey & Co.,
S81 STATE ST.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PA VINGHAMDEN. .
SEALED proposals will be recolved by the
undersiged until 8 p. m. September 17th,
1895, at the Town Clerk's office, for construct
ing a pavement under the Act of 1895 for the
"Improvement of Publio Roads."
Information concerning plans, specifica
tions, bonds, etc., can be obtained at the
Town Clerk's office or at the office of the en
gineer, A. B. Hill, No. 82 Church street, New
Haven, Conn.
No proposal will be received after the t1 mo
specified, and all proposals not on the blanks
furnished, or not properly iUled out, will be
rejected.
Tho right id reject any Or all bids is re
served. r.B. tUttle, .
JOHN H. DAVIS.
WM. HITCHCOCK,
eS13t j- Selectmen.
FOR THE HALL
Nothing as handsome and elegant as our Racks can be found anywhere in the
city. Tho hall is the first room you see in a house, and first sights and first im
pressions ought to be pleasing and inviting. One of our superb Hall Racks is a
feast to the eye, an ornament to any bouse, as well as in ?the highest degree
convenient and useful. A hall without a Rack: is almost as badly off as a house
without a halL There's plenty of room for choice here, as we show fifty differ
ent styles at from $3.50 to $50.00 eaoh. Carloads of new Furniture arriving ev
ery week. For Fall, come and look us over. ;
H. B. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
89-97 Orange Street.
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EARLE &
SEYMOUR,
SOLICITORS Off
American and ' Foreign
PATENTS,
868 Chapel Street,
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
WILLAM H. CHAPMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LW. ,
Solicitor of
and
Counselor
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PATENTS
Eight Tear
Examiner In .
U. S. Patout
O0io.
OFFICiii
New Raven,
70 CHURCH ST.
Springfield.
317 MAIN ST
STEEL WOOL.
Scrub your 'Boors with Steel Shavings ami
keep them smooth and clean. For cleaning
Brass and Metals, Steel Wool is unsurpassed.
It shows una sells itself.
USE IT, BUY IT, TRY IT
Steel Wool has proven itself to be the best
article in the market for rubbing down a first
coat of varnish, and when using
RUB ONLY WITH THE GRAIN,
and if a particularly smooth surfaoe is re
quired, use a little raw Unseed oil. Forsalo by
THOMPSON & BELDEN,
396-398 State Street.
WAX POLISH OIL
For floors in Stores, Banking Houses and
Public Buildings wherever a clean oil waxed
surf ace is desirod. ,s
No dust will arise from sweeping.
"WAXINE" for Kitchen Floors.
CALL FOR CIRCULAR.
it k Parrat Go.,
93 CROWN STREET,
WELLS & GUNDE,
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
Full Jine Sterling Silver and
Silier Plated Ware.
KIMBAL'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC RINGS
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No. 788 Chaptl Street ,' .
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Self Contained, requiring no brick setting.
Without Gaskets or Packing, and are thus always.
. tight.
Bave Vertical Water Ways, giving free circula
tion, large Direct Fire Surface, using tint
radiant heat of the Hre.
TfccK.ris in use and ail giving satisfaction.
SHEAHAN & GROARK
Vif tiT fsnrf PlnmlMpa TolnnhnnA i AX.
285 and 287 State Street.
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