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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER. MONDAY. MAY 4, 180C
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lefcflS01lS
I!
j'Jo Induce
YoutoSfioD
The Coming Week,
Yards of First-Class
Silks, at lower prices
than ever before named: 1
' 15.000 yards of Taffetas.
7,000 " Jndias.
4,000 " Satins.
3,000 " Gros Grains.
1,000 ' Wash Silks.
30,000 yards,
'25 T $1.2?
a
Yard.
Such a Showing '
As never graced the counters
of a shop in New Haven before.
Across the
rf: Sis,;
'from the
-
The
Dress Goods
Offer
You:
Zefefine
Navy, '
Havanna and
Black, 52-inch, at
At $1.50 a yard.
Fashionable
and scarce,
48-inch, at $1.50.
30,000
ICfotfit
ICfieviot
iCfieck.
liDoJ-J-ppn Choice and rare pat
vj aLLUl II tern g00(js, at mark-
Dresses, down prices
s. $15.00 to $29.50
, , a pattern.
50
Cents
a yard, '
A good assortment of Colored
Wool Materials-marked down
from 69 cents. .
in
the Wash Goods
Department.
Spiral Dress Ginghams,
8c, but they look like 25c.
: ginghams.
Seersucker Ginghams at
6c; you usually pay 10c,
but 'tis exceptional.
Merrimack Prints at 5c,"
lowest ' price ever before
quoted was 6c.
Summer Weight Outing
Cloths at 8c, well known at
12 cents.
Summer Lawns in beautiful
patterns at 10c You'll
wonder how they can be sold
at the money. ;
Windsor Percales at 2
cents. We counted nearly
two hundred patterns, quite
a choice.
French Percales, the gen
uine 25c a yard doubt if
you'll find them in other
stores.
Two Items
From our busy lining De
partment.
East Indian Grass Cloth,'
the Ideal . Sleeve Stiffening,
50c a roll, enough for one
pair of sleeves.
Real Russian Hair Cloth,'
. at 25c a yard. This Is
under price.
DstricFi Boas.
New, just from the makers?
Pure black, beautiful curl.
Just the thing for the spring.
Nothing so comfortable and
useful as the Ostrich Feather;
Boas.
'mm
62 to 768 Chapel Street,
THE.
ACCOMPANYING
CUT """ww
REPRESENTS THE
" Licbotschaiicr
Lager Beer,"
made by the Genesee
Brewing Co,
It is made from the
best German Hops and
Canada Malt ; bottled at
the I5rewery under the
Iggjglgjp supervision of those who
make it (as all first-class
Beer should be), to prevent mix
ture with cheapergrades.
We have held the sole agency
for its sale the past 15 years, and
we believe that it has no superior.
DBF ?i.oo PER DOZEN. -S
Just received from Ver
mont fancy New Maple
Syrup in gallon cans, and
New Maple Sugar. TJiese
are high grade goods and
strictly pure.
Try our Fancy Porto
Rico Molasses and you
will be pleased with it.
If you wish to make de
licious Dessert Jelly use
Bromangelou or Trypho
sa, the new powdered Gel
atine. It is made instant
ly, and we have it in Or
ange, Lemon, Raspberry
and Strawberry flavors.
Bromangelou, 13c.
Tryphosa,-10c.- -
Special Prices at our Candy Counter.
Jelly Beans, 10c.
G-ood Mixed, 10c.
The finest Chocolates,
sold elsewhere at 60c, our
price 40c.
Many other bargains.
Boston Grocery,
N. A. FULLERT0N,
PROPRIETOR,
926 Chapel Street, corner Temple.
Telephone 451.
Branch Store and Market, 1331 Chapol St.
Spring Millinery,
Fresh and Stylish, Goods.
Advance designs in Ilats, Toques,
Bonnets and Turbans for Spring, also
Sailor, Bioyole, ' Traveling and English
Walking Hats.
Mrs. Mulloy will be glad to give her
patrons the advantage of her experi
ence in selecting the styles and arrang
ing tho trimmings.
MRS. K R. MULLOY,
179 Orange Street, cor. Court street.
m .
WALL PAPER
Will make or mar the appearance of your
home., It matters not how artistic or how
rich the carpets, furniture and drapery,
poor paper badly hung will spoil the ef
fect. There is Wall Paper that is cheap
(apparently) but which is dear in the end.
There is good paper sold cheap. That's
the kind we hare. Call and see our as
sortment. Beautiful designs.
H. B. PERRY, 914 Chapel Street
Entertainments.
UVriSRION'.
To-night at the Hyperion tho single
performance ot C. B. Jefferson, Klaw &
Erlangcr's favorite production, "Palm
er Cox's Brownies," In honor of Yale,
will' occur. This will probably bo the
farewell time of "The Brownies" In
New Haven, anil the house will un
doubtedly bo packed to the doors. All
the pretty plrls In "The Brownies" will
be seen, and they will receive a hearty
welcome. The flying ballet, the dance
of the Oriental slaves, tho demon-acrobats,
German band, and all the striking
old features will be seen, as well as
many new ones fully in keeping with
the production. Mr. Cox will probably
be present at to-night's notable per
formance. Sale of seats now open.
Prices $1.00. 75c.
Tho all star cast In "The Rivals"
Wednesday evening next. There are
still some good seats left. The orches
tra will be placed on the stage Wed
nesday evening, and. the orchestra space
will have fifty extra chairs, which will
be sold at $5. Those chairs are placed
for the convenience of those who want
to sit near the actors and gain a good
view of them. The sale of seats for
these extra chcalrs opens this morning
at tho box office. Prices, $5 $3.50, $2.50,
$1.50, $1.
OHAMD OPERA HOUSE. -
The supplementary season at the
Grand opera house opens this evening
with Miss Jane Coombs In "Bleak
House." The performance will oe re
peated Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. An exchange says: Miss Jane
Coombs in the dual role of Lady Ded
lock and Hortense achieved the great
est triumph of her life. She was a liv
ing representatlon.and the auditor soon
loses consciousness of the fact that he
Is witnessing a play, and feels that the
living scenes are being enacted before
his eyes.' Tulklnghorn, Sweet Esther
Summerson and "Little Jo," who must
"move on" in every city from pillar to
post, until he can move no more! The
characters Dickens portrayed, the peo
ple on the boards last night presented.
Those who have not read "Bleak
House" should do so at once. It Is a
work necessary to a complete educa
tion. It- is fascinating from frontis
piece to finish, and impresses Itself be
yond the chisel of effacing time.
Krook, his rag and bottle den, the
ghost's walk, the flight, the death, and
OM Mother Hubbard
Wi'nt to the cupboard
For a can of iLe
viuei
When he Rot there
The cupboard wus bare ;
So she went out and bought
two. ,
Dollar
saving is easy
with Le Page's (llue. It is the strongest
kttovm, and the most flexible; you can mend
even leather with it and anything else about
the house. Alwoys ready! No boiling nor
messing. It "sets" slowly; you can put
things smoothly together; then they "stay
put:' The United States Government
names Le Page's Glue as the standard
in the official reauisitions. It won't stain the
most delicate material, because it has no add
In it. , u
It is Quite as Important that
Spectacles
AND
Eyeglasses
BE ADJUSTED TO FIT THE FACE
AND BEING THE LENSES PROP'
ERLY BEFORE THE EYES, AS
THAT THE OCULIST SHOULD SE
LECT A LENS OF THE CORRECT
POWER OR PRESCRIBE THE
PROPER REMEDY TO RESTORE
THE IMPAIRED VISION.
OUR MANUFACTURING AND
FITTING IS DONE BY EXPERTS
OF LONG EXPERIENCE, WHO
TAKE SPECIAL PAINS TO PROP
ERLY ADJUST EVERY PAIR OF
GLASSES SOLD BY US. THE FEE
WHICH PROPERLY BELONGS TO
THE OCULTST IS NOT ADDED TO
THE PRICE OF OUR GLASSES,
AND WE MAKE OUR CUSTOM
ERS NO CHARGE FOR RE-AD
JUSTING.
REPAIRING NEATLY AND
PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
E. L.
&
OPTICIANS,
84 Church and 61 Center streets,
the falling biiow, the mystery ot after
life guzlns back at the skeleton, tho
dignity, the grandeur, tho squalor, avid
the burning years of youth flung buck,
with disgrace stalking and tho com
monplace mingled with the lnllnlte.
Bleak House" has it all. It is a won
derful play, perfectly acted.
Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday.
"lYr. 1U11". will be the attraction the
last three days next week. MatlneeH
Friday aiid Saturday. It will be pre
sented now for the first time at popular
prices.
Isham's Octoroons are coming to New
Haven for one week.
row's WONDKHl.AND THEATER.
Prof. Macart's great clog and monkey
circus, a most extraordinary exhibition
of animal intelligence, comes this week.
Among tho doga is one that gives the
Midway dance, going through all the
muscular contortions shown by the
most skillful Turkish dancer. In the
monkey collection is included a cynoce
phalus baboon, which is tho largest ani
mal of the monkey species ever train
ed and which acts as property man
during the circus, carrying on and off
the stage everything used by the other
monkeys and dogs. Among the special
ty artists engaged is Miss Katio
Rooney, the favorite daughter of the
lamented Pat Rooney. Miss Rooney
was associated with her father on the
stage almost from her childhood, and
during the later years of his life was
starred with him on the bills, and the
picture she gives of him is perfectly
true to the life. Others on the bill are
Jeromo and Alexis, James and Fanny
Donovan, Walter J. Talbot, Murphy
and McCoy, Fields and Salima, Charles
Carter and the three Lanl sisters.Thls is
a great combination.
innsa asv tubby.
One of the most notable dramatic
events of the year was the appearance
of Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen
Terry at the Hyperion theater Satur
day evening in "The Merchant of Ven
ice." The play was given with the
regular Lyceum company and the same
scenery and accessories that were made
for the splendid revival of ''The Mer
chant" at, the Lyceum about five
years ago. The audience was remant-
able for numbers and enthusiasm. '
The performance was inevitably sub
ject to comparison with that given here
several years ago by Edwin Booth and
Helena Modjeska and a fine company.
Irving's conception of the role of Shy
lock differs essentially from Booth's,
the English actor emphasizing the hu
morous aspect and making the Jew
more an avenger of wrongs to his race
than purely personal injustices. Miss
Terry's Portia is one of her most char
acteristic roles and In the comedy part
especially she was delightful. After
the trial scene Sir Henry thanked the
audience for their kindly reception.
Cnmoron Speh.
The wedding of Mr. George M. Cam-
erson, manager of the Aldrich house,
and Miss Sldonla Annie Speh, took
place Wednesday last at the home oit
the bride's parents, State street. Rev,
I. C. Meserve officiated. There was a
large attendance and 'many beautiful
and valuable wedding! gifts were be
stowed. The bride, a charming young
lady, was attired in blue and gray
changeable silk., She departed in a
very becoming travelling suit. The
happy couple are away on a wedding
tour. Their trip includes New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Niagara Falls
and Washington, D(i C. They were in
Baltimore yesterday.1
Missionary Work.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Church' Missionary associa
tion will be held Tuesday, May 5, at
3 p. m., in Trinity parish building. Tem
ple street.
Democratic State Convention.
Melbert B. Cary of Ridgefield has
been named as temporary chairman of
the democratic state convention, June
10. He has accepted.
FOR SALE,
New House that is a Perfect Beauty.
Can be occupied May 1st ; very cen
tral looatlon in West Haven ; wide lot,
lnte improvements, eight rooms, be
sides bath and luuudry. Also several
other central properties in West Ha
ven ; prices right, terms easy.
FREDRIQUE R. LEWIS.
Oflioc, 151 Orange Street, City.
Residence, 09 Union street. West Huven.
May is the
Busy Month
for House Furnishers, but
we are prepared to be in
seventeen places at once,
put down every Carpet
just on time, deliver ev
ery piece of Furniture at
the exact moment, set up
the new Range just when
we should, and meet ev
ery complaint with a smil
ing face and ample apolo
gies. At least we are trying
to accomplish all this and
an occasional failure will
give YOU a chance to
smile.
Please give us an or
der and see how well it
will be filled.
BROWN & DURHAM,
Complete JJousefurnishers,
Orange and Center streets
UlNlATL'ltrc ALMANAC.
MAY i.
?iin Htsks. 4:44 I Moon Kinks. I Hion Wtbk,
Sim Sbw, U:il I I 5:10
DJCATllS.
SIZKK-In this city, Muy il.isuil, Robert Siaor,
lined "II years,
funeral nervines at. his lato resilience Ml
Huwo street, Tuesday attornooii at -:u
o'clock. Holatlvus all i friends arc respect
fully invited to intend without further no
tice, linrial at thooonvoiilcnuool' tho fum
llv. Iil.NH In Orange, May Mrs. Marlnda,
nino. wlilnwot tho lato Charlos w. nino,
aired til vrftrA.
funeral services will ho held nt her into resi
lience on Monday, Slay 4, lit - p.m. rrionus
aro Invited to at tend.
.UAUINK L1SX.
PORT Oit' NEW HAVEN.
AimiVED.
B.l, W rT Iiat.rt,wn.. Vlt,r,v C1,lnn 7"J K.
lumber to lioekley Co, (for N.Y.)
eii ii. ti. linnscoui, Jiouuos, nowpori
News, ooal to li It.
Sell (!hns. W. llliurnh. T,p.nt. Nnwnort News.
ooal to If U,
soli win, E. Downos, Marshall, Newport
News, coal to RU.
Duu i;uas. a. mini, wriut, uruen h x,uu
ing, Me, granite (lor N.Y.)
fr.i? . if irn
S ;h Wm. Neely, Thompson, Nowport News.
tnim iiiuru iiHiMies. luemiiiev. uu
Sell Fannie C. llowou, .
Boh Wm. I). Hilton, llornor, Norfolk.
KVUUttKEEX CKMETKRY LOT
F
Oil sale.
C.K THOMPSON.
in i i 7t.1T
102 Orange.
A GRADUATE- STUDENT
IN Yulo wIsIiob to do duty iu some Christian
famitv near ouinmia next vear for room
or hoard, or both. Address
niy t if h mis umce.
sirs. u. coax
IS now ready to deal In oast-off clothing,
oarnots, etc. A postal" directed to D07
GRAND AVENUE, will rocelvo prompt Ht
tention. myt Si8t
HORSES, HORSES.
JUST arrived with another line carload
heavy draught and drlvinar horses at
IlIKHOP'S SALE S'l'Alll.ES,
myt 2t1f Georiro street, W. p. Parker.
DKNDOTjENE
IS death to thiiurs that oniwl up txoo?. It is
a thick, plastlo combination. A thick
hand applied to trees will retain its "sticki
ness" for 5 months. Cheap and effective. .
LINSI.EY & LIOI1THOURN,
my4e id.1t Sole Agents, lift Broadway.
WARNER SINGLE TRACK
P ATI 1,0 R door hanicors, A few set at
to close them out.
m4yeod3t. MXSLKY & IIGHTBOURN.
THE IMPERIAL LAWN MOWER
AS a self-locking adjustment. At least
ten per cent, of a man's time when
mowing with other mowers is taken up in
keeping them adjusted.
my4eodat L1N8LEY & LIGTITTIOURN.
SCREENS AND DOORS
READY mado and made to order. Call and
seethe largest line of samples to bo
found in theeltv. Repairing done promptly,
myleodat L1NSLEY & L1GHTBOURN.
SALTONSTALL 4-PLY HOSE,
19n FOOT. Couplings and nozzle inolud--'-,
ed.
my4Bodt LTNSI.EY & LTGHNTIOURN. '
,TO RENT,
FLATS 31 ITallook streot, 5 rooms respec
tively; rent reasonable. ApDly to
my47f PR. DOUEKTY. 9 Sylvan Avenue.
AUCTION SALE
m ORANGE street, Tuesday 10 a. in.!
Furniture, carpets, household goods
of all kinds.
my4i;t R. D. MAI.tOUY, Auctioneer.
LOST,
SUNDAY morning a small pocketbook
either on Whitney avenue, between Ed
wards and Chapol. or on Chapel, between
Church street and St. Paul's church. Tho
Under will be rowarded hv returning same to
. Uiy4 If 143 EDWARDS STREET.
LOST. '
ITRIDAY, at Yale Field open faced gold
J watch. Reward
tiiy4at' 250 LAWRENCE HALL.
PEW RENTALS.
rpHE Church of the Redoomer will ba open
L to the publio Monday evening. May 4, at
seven o'clock for renting pows.
l)y order of the
my4 It SOCIETY'S COMMITTEE.
The Place for You to liny
Your Choice Butter
' '. 13 AT
EJ. CURK'S, No. 2 Whitney Avenue.
Fivo pound Prints for $1.00, or 22c lb i or a
5 lb box for t)8c, full weight. my4
FOR RENT,
AVERY desirable apartment of ten
rooms, steam heated, on the corner of
Chapel and York streets, from Mayl. Apply
my3 It . Room 10, Hoadley Building.
FARM FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE small farm, suitable for a
summer residence: land and buildings
are in good oondition. F.H. THOMAS,
mhl3 eod:!8t Woodbrldgo. Conn.
Building Lots for Sale.
TOTS on Footc stroot, 818.00.
1 Lots on Winter street, $U.flO.
iiots on Shelton avenuo, gih.uo.
Lots on Ivy street, $R.0O.
Lotsou Frank street, SK.0O.
Lots on Goodyear street, $10.00.
GEORGE F. NEWCOMB.
Real Estate Offloo, Room 823 Exohange Bdg
corner vnapoi ana unnrcn streets.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED,
mBli largo modern house. No. 800 Pros
1 poet street. 15 rooms, all modern Im
provements and hardwood tlntsh ; will lease
for a term of ycara. Fpr further particu
lars apply to
CHARLES II. WEBB,
850 Chapel Stre9t.
Open Monday and Saturday until 8 p. in.
FOR RENT,
A small farm near this city
Possession April 1st.
GEORGE A. ISBELL,
TPSChapel street. New Haven, Conn.
FOR SALE,
A double house on High street.
Two-family house on Clark street.
Lot on Munson street will be soldlow.
Lot on James street, $35 per foot.
Two-family house on Poplar street, $3,500.
$500 down, balanooin easy payments.
Merwin'a Real Estate Office,
al8tf 739 Chapel street.
Lots for $300 Apiece.
The Best Bargains In New Havony
"VTO rock, no swamp, no fllline in ; a lov le
Jl view ; with water, gas, etc.
12 Minutes from the Green.
"Buy of the Owner,"
EDWARD M. CLARK,
First National Bank Building, 42 Church St.,
Room Evenings.
FOR RENT,
AT Montowesr adjacent to thetrolley lino,
a farm of 2a acres with good buildings
thereon.
FOR SALE,
No 23 Hamilton street; no reasonable offer
refused.
Two two-family bouses, having all modern
improvements, oa Ellsworth avenue.
At North Haven, a farm of 18 acres; none
better adapted for building lots.
A one-family house on Scranton street.
Money to Loan In Sums to Suit.
L. G. HOADLEY,
Boom 2, Hoadley Building, 4 Church 6b
Office QDea Ereainsa,
Ifoavtl nutl glomus.
FOR RENT.
SUITK of two sunuy front, rooms; modern
conveniences.
apn mo w en tf 135 WA L U S I R is Ivr.
FOR RKJJT.
HANDSOMELY fnrnlnhod room; ponvd
optional. Address
npsu Itf 13 HOME PLACE.
OtfRCE ROOMS FOR RENT.
A
Vtltlf largo, u luodlumora suiallroom.
two minutes troiu' the Green, ami one-half
minute from Chapel Btreet. C, G. MOllltlS,
uyM hii niyi) lioom a, ijd iirangj.
AHli YOU LOOKING
fTTOR flrst-olass tablo board ' Try tho Cut
dinner, 60 cents.
1003 CHAPEL STREET.
corner of Hlirh.
Ikai Estate.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A ONE-FAMILY cottage, 'i rooms, new,
modern ininrovemeuts. with or without
barn
npa7 tf 170 PECK STREET.
FOR SALE,
TTIARM, sale or exehauged; 135 acres; good
Jj buildings, fruit, well watered,
HiNMAN'S AGENCY,
mhPI 2m 63 Church street. City.
FOR UENT.
BARN In Liiiooln street. Inquire of
M. 11. NEWTON,
mil tf 49s Orange street.
TO LET,
rJOrV WHITNEY avenue, houso with liwn,
I O I garden, barn, modern improvements
and first class order. El) WARD M. t:LAi: lv.
ap3tf. 4sJ Church street, Room :-.o5.
FOR RENT,
BRICK residenoe, 27 Wall street, between
Church and Orange streets.
' SAMUEL A. STEVENS,
mh26 tf , 25 Wall street.
FOR RENT,
SIX-room fiats, modern improvements,
reasonable rent, centrally located. In
quire (ap, tf) 70S CH APEL STREET.
FOR RENT,
XT0-M K3 Street, first floor, 0 rooms. Call
i on B. L. LAMBERT,
mylat"- ; 818 Chapel street. '
FOR RENT,
SEVEN rooms, 6U0 Howard avenue; im
provemeuts. Inquire at
mhSltr 603 HOWARD AVENUE.
FARM WANTED
IN exchange for a two-family house with
modern co nveniences, large barn, ex
tra lawo lot, fine location, near electrio
oars. Call on or address
GEO. A. ISBELL.
o29tf 708 Chapel street.
RENTS,
ABSOLUTELY finest in tho otty, $10 and
up; all modern conveniences; entranoes
and everything separate; examination sollo-
ueu; select lamiues oniy. Aimiy
201 ENGLISH STREET. -
1 :
dlOtf
Take State street car to Ferry.
TO LET.
FINE briok dwelling, 5 Sylvan avenue,
near new Normal school; moderate
rent. EDWARD M. CLARK.
ap3 tf 42 Church street, Room -M.
FOR RENT,
THE doslrablo tenement on second floor of
premises 707 State street; si room? be
sides kitchen ; possession immediately. For
particulars inquire at This Oifioo. mhiil tf
FOR SALE, 7
SHORE lots at South Eni; very desirable:
near electric iars. Inquire J. Smith at
a7 lm 357 STATE STREET.
FOR SALE, .
PREMISES S3 Howe street, contains house
and small barn; very desirable location.
Inquire ......
ap!4 tf- ROOM 17, 82 Church street.
-. -, - TO RENT, .
FIVE pr seven rooms; heat and water; also
barn on adjoining lot.
aplStf 164 ST. JOHN STREET, near Olive.
FOR RENT.
FIVE or six-room tenement at 711 State
street. Apply to WM. GLEESON,
aplli tf 713Stateatrect.
FOR RENT,
1 KQ BRADLEY street brick house, 12
M-ttu rooms; all modern lmprovbments;
newly refitted; possession at onoo. Can also
be bought on easy terms.
npMtc liUQM it, tz Church street.
57 TRUaiUULL STREET FOR RENT
rpHIS double house of 12 rooms, southern
JL exposure, is undergoing thorough re
pair, extensive improvements to plumbing,
and will be decoratod to suit tenant; street to
be paved this spring, '
ljhas. H. WKJUii, si unapei,
mh20 tf or owner 67 Trumbull street.
To Settle an Estate,
WELL built two-family house on Dixwel
avenue j deep lot.
' RENTS
In all sections of tho city, at great variety
ot prices. Money to loan.
CHAS. D.NICOLL& CO.,
82 Churob street (Benedict Building), room 15.
Evenings from 7 to 8.
Farm for Sale.
Two hundred aores, . -with good build
ings, ohoap.
f B. K. BALDWIN,
dftw 818 Chapel street.
IT HAS COME!
RE AT boom in Westvllle real estate.
VX Many new houses to be erected.
Beauty of looatlon and rapid transit the
cause.
Competing eleotrlo ltne place resident
within fifteen minutes of city's center.
Desirable lots for sale.
H.C.PARDEE.
Jal8tt 122 Fountain street, Westvllle.
FOR RENT.
"f TTHOLE house and barn 1430 Chapel street
Y " " 1298 Chapel street.
" " 110 Park street.
" " 857 Whitney avenue,
Flat 6 rooms, 102 James street.
Flat 6 rooms, 23 Carmel avenue.
JOHN C. PUNDERKORD,
(Open evenings.) . 1 18 Church street.
Furnished Cottage
For Sale
AT SAVIN ROCK.
Eight Rooms,
BatH and Wharf Privileges.
Price low and easy terms.
BRYANT & MAIN,
West Haven, and Exchange Building,
New Haven.
FOR SALE,
Several Central Houses,
At reasonable prices.
G. W.OSBORN,
mhSO Boom 20, Benedict Building.
BRICK HOUSE,
117 GBIME STEEET.
Dalits.
. One Cent a Word eaoh Insertion, five
cents a Word for a full Week, seven
times.
WANTKO,
GIRL for geuertu liousowork; reference
in'4 2tt
403 HOWARD AVENUB.
WANTED,
SITUATION by capablo girl to do general
, housework; private family; good retow
eneo. (my4It) m 1CUAPKL STREET. .
V A Villi 1
SITUATION as ilrst-olasa 'cook and laua.
dress. Apply
myilt" 18 BROADWAT.
n , . WANTED, .
DRUG clerk with some experience. Ad
d'osa CALISAVA, .
'"y "t Register Ollioe.
' WANTED,
A SITUATION by an American woman in
usmall family to do general housework:
is a good 000k, Inquire at
. my4 lt8 68 THORN STREET.
WANTED,
SWEDISH or German girl for general
housework.
my It to ELD STREET.
WANTED,
SITUATION by a Swedish girl to do goner,
al housework. Call at ' .
y4 It ? 219 MUNSON STREET.
WANTED,
TWO girls, one to cook, wash and iron, and
one as waitress and to do seooud work:
good olty l-Dierenoes required. Apniv at
iny4 3f 230 ORANGE STRKST.
WAHTEn i
A COMPETENT girl for general house.
work; referenoo, Call to-day at
. y It 675 STATE STREET.
WANTED,
A SITUATION as cook or do general
housework In a privato family; refer,
enae. Call
my4 ttj 45 PUTNAM STREET.
WANTED, - .
TWO or three furnished or unfurnished
rooms tor light housekeeping for man
HMO Xui 1 wlf-Mn lmtn,...l-.,ll.nt -..,1 .1
building. Address, stating prioe,
11. a. p., uouner umoe.
- WANTED, -
SITUATION by youug, refined Amerioaa .
Woman as nnnnnnmnn tv niiciu) n nnn
valesoent, or elderly person.
WANTK.H
A MIDDLE-AGED American woman to
help in the care of children and plain
sewing. apgStf BOX 253, City.
' WANTED, -
t tCTi oWa 9tv oil K.nunn A 1 '
VX vice aud situations for the same.
nyoaav iuj.v,, aa.ua, lag vourt Street.
' - WANTED, .;
EVERTBODT needing servants to oall here.
Wo supply all the best. We have sorts!
out and discarded most of the useless class.
These seek new offloes (where they are not
Known), whloh are springing up constantly.
We have been here years ana use judgment
selecting only those that will do the work re
quired. We nave the finest facilities and qas j
serve you better than anyone else.
. ; EMPLOYMENT AOBNCT,
u8 m Chapel street.
1 MANDOLINS,
fet . PIANOS; bargains. .
A. B. CLINTON, '
f20tf 1 17 Center street.
E. L. BASSETT,
Specialty.
mh3 2milpl
G. K. TUFTS, Ganera! Auctioneer.
IFFERS his services to tho publio.
for
terms, reierenoes. eto., auaress
ap;u am
BOX 244, Weatvtlle, Coiih. '
FOR SALE,
FIRST-CLAS3 grocery and meat market;
rood trAdA trorifl lonnlttv rna nt tha
best corners in the oity. Will lease if neoes-
Liuosuuauio.
; il:il WASHINGTON STREET,
myl't; Corner ot West.
' CAPITALIST .
"VTT1TH politioal intiuonoe can buy Interest
V iu slot postage stamp vending attach
ment to government street letter boxes, cost
ing less than a dollar to build. Won't work
for piece of lead, zinc, etc; of exaot size,
thickness, shape and weight of bona fldo
coin. Over a million letter boxes in United
States alone. Address INVENTOR,
aplotf Journal and Courier,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
City Engineer's Office, No. 17 City Hall,
1,1,1
thin
new naveu, ui., may a, idwj,
Q BALED proposals will be leooived at
KJ ouioe until isiup.m. May li,JbWB
For laying 1
Street asphalt pavements on Orange street,
from Crown street toCanner street: on Chap- - '
el street, from York street to the Boulevard, . .
and on Trumbull street, from Btate to Pros,
poet street. . : -
Blank forms of proposal, and any Informs
tion concerning plans, Bpeolflcat ons, bonds,
&c, will be furnished upon application.
No proposal will be received afte re'tima
speciiied, and all proposals not on'tufl blanks '
furnished or not properly filled Out will ba '
rejected. 1 v . - . , - si
The right to reject any or all bids is reserv '
ed. 1 '
By order of the Board Of Publio Works; , ,
my3 3t C. W. KELLY. City Engineer.
District of Now Haven, bs. Probate Court,
May 2d. 189(1. f
ESTATE of HOSAOBE. BARTLETT, late
of Now Havon, iu said district, deceased.
Albert M. Bartletf, administrator, having
made written application for an order au
thor zing and empowering him to sell and
convey certain real estate of said deoeaeod,
as by said application on file in this court
more fully appears. It is '
ORDERED That said applicatioriibe heard
and determined at a Probate oourt to be
held at New Haven, In said district, on the
8th day of , May.vA. D. 1890. at ton
o'clock in the forenoon, and that said ad
ministrator give public notice of the pend
ency of said application and of the time and
place of hearing thereon, by publishing tbia
order three times in some newspaper having
a circulation in said district, and due return
make. , .
LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND.
my4 8tt Judge.
There is a great
difference, in
California
Clarets.
.Those who know .
the difference buy our
brands.
Case Case
1 doz. qta. S doz. uts.
Table Claret, '92, $2.30 $3.30
is
Medoc, . . . . 3-8o 4-8o
El Quito, . . . 4-oo 4-75
j. You have tried the other
kinds now try ours. . . V
Edw. E. Hall & Son,
770 CHAPEL STREET.
I HEREBY offer One Thousand Dollars re
ward for infoi mutton which shall lead to
the arrest and couviction of the party or
parties who caused the explosion at my housa
in Westvllle on the evening of Thursday
April 33, ltSHS. -
GEORGE E.ALBEE.
An rU 20. 1336. . rnySW '