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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 1897.
fefaslf Dptfj- lteftsipii
The Me
rry
Christ
urns
Will soon be. ringing
music of their chimes
hearts of our friends
This Store
With its varied assortment
iai nonaay gins, is ine mecca ror an m searcn or suitable presents
to gladden the hearts, of loved ones. Hefe Xmas shopping is
made easy, and to the joy of giving is added the pleasure of se
lecting the gift from such a wealth of things.
Useful Presents
Have been most in demand for the past few years the
hard times may' have something to do with it. Be that as it may,
the hard times are past and useful presents seem most in demand
still.
Handkerchiefs
Are among the most popular of Holiday Gifts. They're
here thousands of themin all their snowy whiteness. No
matter what price you may wish to pay, you can be suited with
out a doubt. We have them from 6 cents to $8,50 each.
Kid Gloves
This store has long been headquarters for the best in Kid
Gloves ; they make acceptable presents. We sell the celebrated
" Trefousse " Kid Gloves, and we guarantee every pair. j
Umbrellas
In a changeable climate like ours an Umbrella is a useful
thing to have. Why not give a -good Umbrella for a Xmas pres
ent ? We're showing some beauties very reasonable in price
kll kept m repair one year, and engraved, without charge. ,
Jackets
; More Jackets to choose
... from, Better Jackets and
fower prices for equal values
. than anywhere in New
Haven.
Acceptable Christmas Presents.
Fur Capes-?
Here0 too, stock is too large
and same general price re
ductions brings thsm down
within reach of all.
Acceptable Christmas Presents..
Small Fnrs-
Specially handsome neck
pieces in Collarettes at $5.00
4,
each
Acceptable Christinas Presents.
Silk Waists-?
We choose twenty -five
more much higher priced
Fancy Silk Waists, and pin
them on our $3.98 rack just
to stir things up.
Silk Petticoats
Know any more desirable
article for a gift ? No ques
tion of fitting and nothing
more pleasing to a woman,
We sav buy a Silk Petticoat,
if you are in doubt.
762-768 Chapel Street.
Bells
May the sweet
bring joy to the
and patrons S jfi j&
of useful as well as ornamen-
Silks For Gifts.
Merrily the Silk selling goes
on. Christmas buying made ;
easy with the enormous stock '
largest in New England
Special lot of Fancy Silks at
50c. and 69c. a yard
Dress Goods
For Gifts
Not all buying "gim
cracks." Hundreds buying
Wool Dress lengths to give
away that's good sense, and
we meet the demand with
special Dress Patterns at
.. $2.79 and $4.79.
Men's Neckwear.
Special Xmas choosing
from our SO cent line of nob
by made-up Scarfs, in superior
silks.
Holiday Counter.
Center aisle the great at
attraction this week. Here
spread before you hundreds
of pretty and useful things
for gifts, especially Sterling
Silver Novelties, Pocket
Books and Children's Toy
Books, etc.
762-768 Chapel Street.
T. JEItOME HAYES' NEW YORK
CONCERT.
I.aat Friday eventns the pupils of Mr.
T. Jerome Hayes, the popular voice
t oueher of our city, gave a recital at
('arneglo hall, New York, assisted by
Ir. E. A. Parsons, the pianist.
A very largo audience listened to the
fine programme and showed much de
light and approcatlon of the perform
ance. The pupils all displayed much
skill, and the result of a most excellent
method of training.
Mr. Parsons played several of his
original compositions, with the refined
finish and elegant style for which he Is
noted, and his audience received him
with much enthusiasm.
After tho concert Mr. Hayes enter
tained a party of thirty, at the' Hotel
Grenoble.
M011E SUNDAY LAW VIOLATORS.
Sergeant Hayes and Officer Cauliield
of the Grand avenue precinct yesterday
'i.fternoon shortly after 3 o'clock found
Antonio Sionga selling Ikjuor in the
apartments over his saloon at 67 Wnl
.ice street. Four men were found In a
room drinking.
About 4 o'clock the same officers made
n rwoop upon the house of Edward Ford
at 19 Greene street, adjoining his saloon.
Nine men were found drinking beer In
the kitchen. There Is no fence between
the back yards of the saloon and the
house, but a tight fence between the
saloon and tho house prevents a view
of the back yard from the street. Ford
was carrying beer by pallfuls from the
saloon to the crowd . drinking in the
Hause "'h,pn the :,fTrrs appe"e,d- Both
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
Elegant Line of Articles Given Away
for Ozone Soap Wrappers.
A long list of useful and ornamental
articles are offered for Ozone soap trade
marks. Get your friends and neighbors
to use Ozone soap and give J'ou the
wrappers, then go to Wood's Bicycle
Exchange. 1S5 Orange street, two doors
south of Court, and get one or more of
ihese articles free.
All that is necessary is to cut the
ade mark (the hand holding a bar of
iap) from tho wrapper. Among the
nicies given are sleds, express wagons,
skates, desks, tables, etc. This is a
chance to get something for nothing
r nd should arouse everyone to the use
cf Ozone soap.
CHRISMAS AT UNITED CHURCH.
The annual Christmas celebration for
he Sunday school children of the Unlt
1 church will take place next Wednes-
ay at the chapel. In the afternoon the
it tie ones will have their jubilee, in the
evening the older ones.
"JUST WHAT I'VE BEEN
LOOKING FOR," said a lady the
other day. Of course she referred
to those
Imported
English
Strawberry ana Raspberry.
No doubt many people are looking
for a first-class English Jam at a
very low price for that class of
goods. 'Twill pay you to fill your
pantry with a sufficient winter
stock, for we were only able to.
secure a limited quantity ot these
goods and they'll not remain long at
J8c. a jar; $ $2.00 a doz.
Johnson & Brother,
411 & 413 STATE STREET.
M
ri.
For the
HOLIDAYS.
Our shelves, counters and
store rooms are packed
full of Holiday goods.
We can't begin to enu
merate everything. , Our
specialty this week will
be :
Tine Mlxpd Nuts, only 10c lb.
English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts,
Ppcans, Filberts, Aluionds,
Fancy WrnneR,
Large CIuBter Raisins in fancy boxes, 23c.
ew rigs.
New Dates, .New Raisins,
Citron. Lemon and Oranire reels.
Evaporated Peaches, Evaporated Rnsp-
Dprrios, rrunes.
To SANTA CLAUS:
We desire to call your
attention to the fact that,
no matter what Sunday
school you belong to, we
can furuish you with
good candy at low price
especially low price,
hifteen tons stock to
select from.
Free Chocolate.
Call "and get a cup of
Whitman's instantaneous
Chocolate.
N. a. FOLLHtTQH Proprietor,
926 Chapel Street,
1231 Chapel Street.
BOS
race
At
hall's, mm
The story in a nutshell.
Regarding the quality of our
HOLIDAY GROCERIES,
we ask you to be guided solely
by your own past experience and
recollection no appeab to the imag
ination, CHRISTHAS CANDLES.
Blf; follows, weighing a pound each 25 cts.
Little ones, 36 in a box, assorted colors, 10 cts,
box.
FOR CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS
we have Chocolate Creams in small, decorated
boxes. The shapes and pictures are novel and
pretty, none of them being of the "chestnutty"
order. Little folks are quick to appreciate this.
1 3 cts. each.
COOKING WINES
are needed below stairs. The sorts sold hero
will aid, not balk, your cook's efforts.
OUR CHRlSTrlAS BOXES
contain special assortments of the very nicest and
newest fancy Groceries, costing from $1.00
up to 15.00. as you may select. Send or call
for Printed List describing them in detail.
Ibis item it worth your careful consideration,
FRUIT CAKE,
excellent quality, one pound In a box, 25 cts.
CIGARS,
Not the kinds gotten up to palm off during the
Holiday rush, but honest, clear Havana and
Imported brands, that the connoisseur knows all
about and will appreciate.
"FOOD NEWS,"
our little store journal, Christmas Number, Is
ready. It hints of Holiday Groceries more fully
than newspaper space can. Call or send for a
copy, free.
PLUM PUDDING,
with which to end the Christmas Dinner. Mrs.
Hardcastle's Home-made, one pound, 38c; two
pounds, 75c. l:ranco-Amerlcan,one pound, 30c;
two pounds, 55c; three pounds, 80c. Richardson
& Robblns, one pound, 05c; two pounds, 45c;
three pounds, 55c.
770 CJiafcl St.
IN GUILFiORD.
County Health Officer Carleton E.
Hoadlcy has appointed Dr. Kedfleld B.
West to succeed Dr. G. P. Reynolds,
who died a few days ago. Dr. Reynolds
had sued Dr. West and when the ap
pointment came up the friends of Dr.
Reynolds opposed the appointment of
Dr. West and supported Dr. Beebe. The
contest has been sharply waged. Dr.
Wests' term of office expires in October,
1899.
I'M Sense.
It stands to reason that Dr. Agnew's
Liver Bills will crowd out of the market
many of the nauseous old timers. A better
medicine nt less than hnlf the price is nil
the argument needed to keep tho demand
whnt It lias been phenomenal 40 doses J.U
cents. They cure Sick Headache, Bilious
ness, anil allay all stomacn irritations.
At all druggists' sola uy ia. a. uessner,
E. Hewitt & Co. 28. -t
Tntcnt Stove Brick are Warranted. d2 ly
$2.93.
Another factory gone
wrong
and you have the
benefit through us. A hand
some arm rocker, uphol
stered seat, for $2.93. Sold
everywhere from $4 to $5.
Ladies' Desks in solid
ma-
hogany, birdseye maple,
oak or birch, $3.60. Not
stained over and called
mahogany, but the genuine
wood.
Novelties in Furniture, in
Carpets and Rugs, in
Lamps and Dinner Sets,
in every department.
10 per cent, discount and
Trading Stamps on every
thing. BROWN & DURHAM,
Complete (Iousoturiiig'.un,
Orange and Center streets
OPTICAL.
FINE LEATHER and
TOILET SUNDRIES
Selected with special reference to tho
HOLIDAY TRADE.
An Opera or Field Glass, Telescope,
Microscope, (jrapjioseope, xuermomeier,
uammeier. a liiiir of Kve Glasses, neail
handle Render, an ever-ready Fountain
Pen or a ense of Drawing instruments,
mnst acceptable nresentB.
For many years we have carried tho best
assortment or
Fine Leather Goods
eltv. PocliOtboohs. rnrses. Card
Cases Cigar 'nses Mutch Safes, Chate
liiiiie ' Biics, Dressing Cases, Cuff and
Collar Boxes. Pocket Flnsks, Drinklns
('iips Desk Pads, etc., including many
Novelties In style and nmterial not
found elsewhere.
OUR STOCK OF
Toilet Requisites,
including the specialties of oil the popu
lar makers, both foreign and domestic,
are too well known to need description.
Ivory Back Hnir, Cloth and Nail Brushes,
Shoe' Horns. Button Hooks. Trinket Trays,
Manicure Sets, Fancy Atomizers. Triplicate
Mirrors, Scissors' Cases, Pocket Knives,
with many novelties In gold, silver and
pearl.
E. L WASIBOi k
U Church and 61 Center streets.
SIlNlATUUtC ALMANAC.
DEO. SJ.
Sum Kirk. "M
Sun Sues. I
Moon Rises, I Hton Water
3:3:1 I 7:09
DEATHS.
MKRRITT In tills city, December IStu,
Mrs. Juno Dlbblee Merrltt, aged 07 years,
10 months, H days.
Funeral from her lute residence, 78 Dlcker
iniiii Htreet, Tuesday afternoon lit three
o'clock. 2c"
BOWERS In Chicago, III., oil Friday, De
comber 17th, Louise Bennett, wife of
Lloyd W. Bowers, tuul only clilld,of Hon.
Thomus Wilson of St. l'uul, Minn.
MARINE LIST.
;gffrortT Ob1 NEW haven.
ARRIVED.
Soli Vllilng,
eonl.
Beh Crescent,
Sell M. B.
lumber.
Dotheday, Newport News,
MehatTey, Plilln, coal.
Milieu, Cavalier, Norfolk,
Sell C. R. Flint, Hurt, Norfolk, lumber.
Bull Anna B. Jacobs, Wilson, N. 1'., Iron.
. Bell Green County 'fanner, Hyde, Kings
ton, stone.
Boh E. IT. Clark, Hornsby, Woodbrldge
Creek, N, J., brick.
Son Grace Seymour, Holmes, Phlla, coal.
Sell George 10. Dudlev, Wilson, Norfolk.
Sen John L. Trout, Greenlaw, Brunswick,
Gu., lumber to S. S. Mill Co.
CLEARED.
Soli John M. Brown, Holmes, Norfolk.
Sell Chus. Tuttle, Bowuu, Newport News.
Bcu . nrrie A. liurknian, Stubbs, N. Y.
Sell Carrie Earler, (Br.) Thompson, N. Y.
Sell Norman Gray, .
Sell Mlla H. Biirnes. Mclntyre, N. Y.
Sen Josephine, Harris, N. Y.
Sell Suriiii Ann, Me.Mulleu, N. Y.
SILVER KNIVES.
KNIVES that sharpen and cut, swaged
steel blades unrt hollow handles. They're
"181? Rogers Brothers" K.ilves. ,
d'-'O 22 LINSLEY & L1GHTBOURN.
SLIPPERY FUN.
BOYS' and Gills' Skates and Sleds. "U.S."
and "Peck & Snyder" Skates. Solid
Sleds of beauty that make a juvenile
Merry Christmas,
da) 22 LINSLEY & LIGHT-BOURN.
TURKEY CARVERS.
KEEN, long, Umber knife blades. Slim,
trim, stout, hold-fast tines. Horny hand
ed nanuiug. Dull prices.
C120 :
LINSLEY & LIGIITBOURN.
POCKET KNIVES.
GOOD many good ones. Stag, Ivory, and
pearl handles. But the blameless Press
button Knife takes the cake. Free kid
cases with nil of 'em.
d20 22 LINSLBY& LIGHTBOURN.
SLBfiS TiVEYpRBB!
FOR 50 OZOKE SOAP WRAPPERS.
A Flrst-Clast Coaster finished on natural wood,
vcept top, which is tastily ornamented. Has
round spring shoes lor speed.
CIVEM AWAY AT
C A. WOOD'S BICYCLE EXCHANGE,
185 Orange Street,
dCO tf Two Doors from Court.
TO LOAN,
$100,000, in Sums to Suit.
HENRY A. PALLMAN,
116 Church Street,
Rooms 9 and ti.
my 20
A Slice of the Earth for
$200.
FIVE DOLLARS CASH.
BALANCE FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH.
R. E. BALDWIN,
fl&W S18 CHAPEL STREET.
For Sale,
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT. No. 232
anu at i kaimmjim ni ki-jut, six-rnmlly
house; all In good order.
Low price and easy terms.
W. D. JUDSON,
868 Chapel street.
CAPITAT,,
siop.ooo.
AUTHORIZED OAPITAE,
1,000,000.
rn
NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the State of Connecti
cut with authority to act as Executor, Ad
ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustea
under will or deed.
Is a legal depository of money paid Into
Court nnd all Public Trust Funds. Acts as
trustee for Municipalities, Corporations and
Individuals, and administers trusts of all
kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of
stocks, bonds, or other evidences of Indebt
edness, inanaee sinking funds, and do all
business such as Is usually dons by Trust
companies.
It also does a general Banking business,
co eetina checks, notes, counons. and re
ceive deposits. The principal of eaoh Trust
is mvesieu uy useu anu Kept separate ana
apart from the general assets of (he Com
pany, t
This Comrmnv Is by law regularly exRnv
hied by the Bank Examiner of the State of
Connecticut.
HENRY Xj. HOTOHKISS, President.
EUGENE S. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
MECHANICAL DRAWING,
AND MATHEMATICS. P. R. HONET,
sm ini (jnurcn street.
THE DESSAUEH-TIlOOSTWrK
School of Musle. 781 Chapel Street.
The only complete Institution of this kind
In Connecticut. Vocal and Instrumental
Instruction. Pupils prepared for the Mil
sichl department of Yale. Olllco hours: 13
to 1 and 4 to a p. m.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
Hew Haven Conservatory of Music,
62 CHURCH STREET.
E. A. PARSONS, Director.
Private Instruction In Piano, Organ,
Instruction In
Voice and Musical Theory.
04 3m
SHOULD YOU DESIRE
to place your son In one of the best select
boarding schools in New England, send
him to the
LITCHFIELD INSTITUTE.
where be will receive thorough Instruction
in all academic and commercial branches,
besides good care and a pleasant home.
For terms, rates, etc., address
i'rot. J. M. LEE, Principal,
Litclitleld, Conn.
TESTIMONIAL.
"Prof. Lee is energetic, thorough and
practical, and has the faculty of Imparting
his instruction effectively. He is both a
good teacher and a food business man, his
pupils have been well and practically
t,Uhf. WM. (I. PRATT
"Editor New Haven Journal and Courier."
lecii ai Dprtieiif
INSTRUCTION GIVEN AT
VERU HALL,
156 and 138 ORANGE STREET, by
WM. BROOKES DeGARMO
OF NEW YORK CITY.
New Evening Classes Now Forming
For f'lll particulars please call Saturdays
from 2 to 4 p. m. ui
Estate.
FOH RENT.
FRONT oDlcetgood light; steam heat.
BZ1 tt THE GEORGE H. FOltp CO.
TO KENT.
FROPERTT for storase or light manufao-
luruig purposes, m jjj nign street.
Also u barn on the premises for rent.
uSl tf THOS. PHILLIPS & SON.
FOIi SALE.
1,000 SET Patent Stove Brick.
Every sot
warranted, uruers received
d2 ly
703 STATE.
FOB SALE.
10 tenement family building lot on Dag
gett street. EDWARD M. CLARK,
015 7t 42 Church street.
FOR KENT,
I2S 4...ADLEY, for one or two families, all
Improvements, $40. Greene st., 7 rooms,
2d floor, all luiprovements, $25. oS2 Grand,
B rooms, 2d lioor,-$ia. 41 Charles, 0 rooms,
2d floor, $0. WM. II. BEEOHKiv & SON,
tll.l 7t 831 Chapel street.
FOR RENT.
TENEMENT, No. 100 Howe street, ten
rooms, all Improvements. Apply
d!4 7t Dr. A. B. SMITH, 94 Howe st
Rents
Collected
L L BASSETT,
42 Church st.
Room 300.
FOR RENT.
COMFORTABLE, 14-room house, nil Im
provements, 245 Orchard street near
Chapel; at a very modest rent to desirable
tenant. Call Office
n2a tf F. M. BROWN & CO.
FOR SALE. '
A HOUSE and two acres of land In East
Haven; easy payments; a bargain. I have
also a half dozen fine cotton and rice
plantations, foot of Blue Ridge, South
Carolina. Also a number of farms in ex
change for city property.
d13 7t G. W. SMITH, 450 Elm street.
FOR SALE.
House on Sheffield avenue.
Houses In block on Little Orange street
House on Wooster street, near Olive st.
House on St. John street, near Olive st
House on Beers street.
All of the above can be bought below
market value, and with little cash down.
and will rent to net 6 per cent
Msrwin's Real Estata Offisa,
n22 740 Chapel street
For Sale,
A NEW TWO-FAMILY HOUSTC ON
SHEFFIELD AVENUE, ALL IMPROVE
MENTS $5,000.
Money to Loan at 5 per cent
GEORGE F. NEWCOM3, '
Room .122. Exchange Bulld'g. 121 Church st.
For Sale,
FARM 90 ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS.
NICE LOCATION. LAND HIGH STATE
OF CULTIVATION. Price low ; terms easy.
Call on or address
GEORGE A. ISBELL,
d!5 708 Chapel Street
For Sale,
The Brick Dwelling
House, No. 181 Mea
rooms. All modern
aow street; 12 or 14 rooms.
Improvements.
Lot 27.5x138.
CHABLESII. WEBB,
850 Chapal Str'ast
Open Monday until 8 p. m.
For Sale,
ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, WESTERN PART
OF THE CITY, EIGHT. ROOMS, MOD
ERN IMPROVEMENTS, $3,800
JOHNC. PUNDERFORD,
116 CHURCH STREET.
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest. d2 ly
REAL ESTATE.
Central Investment properties, lmnroved
and unimproved.
First-ciass resmenceB and lots.
Desirable two-family dwellings.
MONEY TO LOAN.
G. W. OSBORN.
BOOM 20, BENEDICT BUILDING,
82 CHURCH STREET.
A High Grade Home
FOR SALE IN WEST HAVEN.
A strictly modern eight-room house a
home to be proud of. Thoroughly bu..t of
best materials; large reception hall, with
tiled nrepiace; oatnroora large ana pleasant,
with open plumbing' liirht, cheerful kitchen.
Think of having eight fine closets; polished
floors in hall.kltchen and bathroom; gas;
two water cioseis, lunmce, cemontea eel
lnr! laundry with set tubs In basement.
One of the best homes for the price In this
county. Now ready to decorate. Shown
with pleasure. Knsv terms.
. FREDRIQUE R. LEWIS
Mornings at 852 Chapel street. New Haven;
aiternoons ui seiner si.t west iiuven,
FOR SALE,
THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE LATE
GEORGE A. BASSERMAN'S,
Situated on the corner of State aid Rock
streets, consisting o,f dwelling house, brew
ery, and about three acres of land. Can
be purchased at 25 per cent of its original
cost.
Money to Loan in Sums to Suit,
L. 6. HOADLEY.
BOOM 2, HOADLEY BUILDING,
49 Church Street.
Office open evenings. '
Foreclosure Sale.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to an crder of
the
Sunerlnr
t ourt ror riartrora uonnty, in suit of Tho
Hartford Building & Loan Association vs.
Joseph Goldreyer et al., the undersigned
win sen at puunu auction on
Tuesday, January 4th, 1898.
at 12 o'clock, noon,
the premises known as
No. 1GG Oak Street,
in New Haven; lot about 71x166, with new
istory brick apartment house thereon, con
taining 16 tenements of 5 rooms ench, with
bath, closet aud boiler in each tenement.
Terms, ten per cent, of price payable at
time or sale; Daiance on delivery or aoen:,
dlSllt&JaS OLIVER 8. WHITE,
A New Central
Business Building.
ffi7poAN7
One Cent a Word each insertion, fle
cents a Word for u full "Week, seven
times.
WANTED.
A COMPETENT girl for general house-
ij.j reiereures requiren.
d20 u 135 WALL ST.
WANTED.
COMMERCIAL travelers and canvasser!)
ny renuoio house. A new, sensible, useful
line, amoral pay. Address UULUU.MU
& HOKE MFG. CO., 80 Greenwich street,
New York. d20 lm
IV A V PI.' !
EXPERIENCED cook mid laundress; refer
vuces requu'ea. vjiui ac
3S0 WHITNEY AVE.,
dl4 tf cor. Cottage street
WANT IS D.
BEST Swedish and German servants are all
sccureu uere, Employment Agency,
Ju tf 775 CHAPEL ST.
Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
d2 iy
Patent Stove Brick Last Longest d2 ly
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS.
DON'T miss calling at MALLOR Y'S
ujj it uia curiosity Bhon.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER cures Brlghfa
iixeuse. rumpniets on application. rro
prletor, Buffalo Llthla Springs. Va. oawtfl
XMAS GIFTS
IN the Antique; tine line. MALLOBY'S , V
au n Uld Curiosity Shop. ;
LOST.
JEWELED Society Pin; owner's name en
graveu on pack, suitable reward If re
turned to THE GEORGE H. FORD COM
PANY. n24 tf
SECOND-HAND square piano, good jnake.
Tt-ij vut-u-ij. .uumre ot uivtuis a
RObE, East Gruad avenue, Fair Haven,
Conn. die 7t :
FOR SALE.
rEDIGREB fox terrier, beautifully marked.
uiuck uuu tun ueua, wuite Doay, nouse
broken; nice Christmas present for lady.
d!7 St Inquire at 58 HAZEL ST.
A FEW BOAKKRIIS
CAN be accommodated at 42 NICOLL ST
1'ieasaiit rooms; furnace heat: with bath
room. dl8 3t .
ALL KINDS
ANTJyuE goods, Curios, Novelties, etc., foff
iionuay uuts. fliAULUltlt'lj Old Unrlos
ity Shop. Open evenings until Christ"
mas. dl8 7t
DON'T MISS
MALLORY'S Old Curiosity Shop. Open
evening!) until unnstmas. ais 71
THE NEW HAVEN COUNTY NA-'
TIONAL BANK.
New Haven, Conn., Dec. 10, 1807.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of this bank, for the election of directors
to serve tne ensuing year, win oe neld at
their banking house on Tuesday, January
11,1808.
Polls open from 11 o'clock a. m. to 12 m.
dll 27t w jaO H. G. REDFIELD, Cashier,
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW HAVEN. ,
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders!
of The Second National Bank of New Ha
ven, lor tne election or directors and tho
transaction of other lawful business,, will
be held at its banking house in the city of
New Haven on Tuesday, January 11th, 180S,
between the hours of 11 a. m. and 12 m.
chas. A. shbldon. Cashier.
New Haven, December 11, 1897.
dll oaw 4t and Jail '
Our Christmas Poultry.
THE FINEST OF THE SEASON.
Chickens. Turkeys. Ducks, and Geese: all
beauties and very cheap.
uome early ror your cnoice selections.
Hundreds of bargains ail this week.
Special Sparerlbs 6c per pound.
PALACE MARKET. 92-96 Georire street.
1-2-3 Central Market Congress avenue.
E. SCHOENBERGER & SON.
At Bartholomew's.
An American girl Is waiting for situation!
for lleht housework, or second wark nnrf
sewing. Also Swede girl for housework.
i nave a variety oi neip ror aa aomestia
purposes.
out or town oraers a specialty.
Open evenings.
102 Orange Street, Bowditch Building,
Room No. 11.
its $Kftmvtlstt)X6nts.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
The Committee on Claims will meet In
Room 10 and 11. City Hall, on Monday. De.
cember 20, 1897, at 8 p. in., for the purpose)
of considering the following matters:
uomniuiucatiou rrom his Honor, tne
A4uxryn In ...if, .xi... wi r MhiMiInn ii.i-!.i.
eers' license fees.
Petition of trustees under will of w. Ov
Armstrong for return of taxes alleged to
have been overpaid.
communication rrom wincnester Repent
ing Anns Co. relating to assessment for
sewer In Shelton avenue. -
All persons Interested in the foreeolng are
hereby notilied to appear and be beard;
thereon without further notice.
Per order, F. CHILLING WORTH,
Chairman.
Attest: EDWARD A. STREET.
d!8 2t Assistant City Clerk.
NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS.
New Haven. December 18, 1897.
Sealed nronosals will be received nt. Rnnmf '
15, City Hall, until Tuesday, December 28, '
1807, at 12 iu., for printing, binding, and
lettering copies of the City Charter, Re
vised Ordinances, etc.
Sneclflcat ons for said work ana informa
tion concerning same will be furnished on
apnllcation at Room 3, 157 Church street.
jno proposals win De receivea alter tna
time specified, and a certified check made
out to the order of the Controller for 5 per :
cent, or tne total amount ot tne ma must
accompany same.
Bids must be addressed to Special Com.,
mission on Revision of Ordinances.
The right to reieet any or all bids is here
by reserved. Per order,
lluiYAnu u. vvr.no, uiimruiiui.
Attest: EDWIN P. LYON,
dl8 3t Clerk.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
Sealed proposals for the printing and pub
llshlnir of the loumal of the boards or al
dermen and councllmen for the year 1898
will be received at the City Clerk's ofllce.
City Hall, room 15, until 12 m. Thursday,
December 30, 1897.
Printed specifications, upon which saiil
proposals are to be based, may be had upon
application at the City Clerk's office, and
must accompany the proposals.
A certified ciieck lor nve per cent or the
price bid per page on a basis of one thous
and pages must accompany each proposal.
mo ngnt is reserved to reject any ana
all bids.
BENJAMIN E. BROWN, Controller.
RICHARD F. LYON, City Clerk.
d20 It '
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by tha
Board of Selectmen of the Town of Milfnril.
at their office, until 8 o'clock p. m. of Wed
nesday, December 29, 1897, for the gradiuat
and hardening with crashed stone or gravel
ot sections or tne ssvt Haven turnpike,
the Bridgeport turnpike, Derby avenue, or
North street, and W est River street in ae.
cordance with plans and specifications sub-
mitteu to tne state Hignway oramissioner.
Bids should give the .price per lineal foot
for each or any of said sections (and when
crushed stone Is to be nesd, the price per
lineal foot, the contractor to furnish the
crushed stone, and the price, provided the
material is furnished by the Town), with
the privilege of the Town, by Its Selectmen,
to increase or diminish the number of feet
on any section to be Improved.
Sneclficatlons and plans may be examined
at the Selectmen's office, Milford.
The Selectmen reserve the right to reject
any or all bids, as the interests of the Town
may annear.
No proposal will be received after tha
time specilied.
Amount of bond required, S1.000.
Dated at Milford, Dec 9, 1S97.
ELIAS B. BRADLEY,
MILES B. PLUMB.
CHARLES H. STOWE, -
die lit Selectmen,