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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER, MONDAY, .'FEBRUARY -20, 19";
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Important!
On sale at
cents
Thousands of
yards of
Dress
Goods and
Silks.
Including the
best plain and
figured Taffeta
S i 1 k s, new
Foulard Silks
and new Dress
Goods.
Greatly under
the. market val
ue. Lumber.'
Rough and dressed, of every
description.
Also, COAL.
LOUIS A. MAMSFIELP,
accessor to Austin Mansfield ft 8oo,
505 GRAND AVENUE,
Ctlephona No. 8M. BubmtUIs BrldfaJ
LUMBER
AND
MMWork
of Every Description.
fir J. Gl Siitli Co.
I PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS. I
Frozen Puddings
Made of the purest materials by a man
1 wno knows how and delivered in Melon
Moulds. .'
Six varieties, 8oc. a quart.
Nesselrode pudding, $1.00 a quart.
Pure Butter.
Our rapidly increasing trade for . fresh
churned Butter, manifests the appreciation of
people who probably have been eating Butter
that has "aged " in transit from creamery to
the " festive board."
Snlted Butter, 33c. a pound.
Unsalted Butter, 35c. a pound.
Cottage Cheese in 5c. and 10c packages.
Unsweetened Condensed Milk, 10c. a half-pint.
New England Dairy Co,
159 Hazel Street. Telephone 635.
is the newest and best pre
paration for making PEA
NUT SANDWICHES. Itis
most carefully prepared of
selected peanuts and is a
healthful; nutritious food.
Our experience in this line
(being the first to introduce
Peanut Butter in the city),
has led us to believe that
in PEAN UT PASTE we
have something a little bet
ter than anything of the
kind that has heretofore
' been produced. '
'4oz, 15c; 8oz, 25c; l6oz,40c.
JOHNSON & BROTHER
411-413 Stat St. ,'
I SideMor Buffet? i
One of the other should
occupy a place in your
dining room.
We offer a quartered
Uafc, sideboard, gfolden
3J fish, full swell front; and Jfe
jj handsomely carved, with Jjjt
jjt cast brass handles, bzveled jjfc
jJT French plate mirror and 3
J? lined silver drawer for $24. J
W A plainer style for $17. W
Buffets in ' quartered
A golden oafc, $J4 to $30.
3t The entire line at our &
t Brown & Durham,
Complete House Furnishers.
ORANGE AND CENTER STREET.
Cash or Credit)
Medicated ..
Complexion
Soaps :
Cure All Skin Troubles
PREPARED FROM
Ancient Egyptian Formulas
by John Maylier& Co., New Yorlc
Ask at counter tor "Llf of Cleopatra.'4
For sale by leadlug druggists. oS tl
Ploiiag and Witting;
j.ii. LucUej. m CbHMh iU
CLEOPATRA
HARTFORD YACHT CLUB.
Additional Appropriation for the Ne-.v
1 Club House.
The Hartford Yacht club has made
an' additional appropriation of $1,000 for
the building and equipment of the new
club house at Fenwiek. This makes a
total of $5,000 to be devoted to the pur
pose. The building will contain sixteen
sleeping rooms and two large Dunk
rooms filled with thirty-five cots. There
will be a large assembly room on the
ground floor anal such others as are beat
fitted to the comfort and enjoyment of
the members and their guests. Water
will be furnished by.a windmill system,
drawing from a steel tank. The club
house- will be located on Folly Point,
and land for it has been leased from ex-.
Governor Bulkeley.
Saturday afternoon races for a cham
pionship pennant have been arransml
for the coming summer, with the month
of August eliminated, and the first race
will be held on Memorial day. , Racos
between steamboats were also arranged
for on that day. .. ; ,
Miss Hazel Watson of 45 Edgewood
avenue has almost entirely recovered
from a severe attack of double pneu
monia. Dr. kewls, her attending phy
sician, says that she will be able to
see her friends in a few days. ,.
Sergeant Jotham Orr, who has served
for a period of nearly thirty years on
the police department, has been com
pelled to give up hi duties because of
the growth of a tumor in his mouth.
Laterly the tumor has been causing the
officer serious difficulty in articulating
and he dias gone to New York for an
pperation.
' Governor Lounsbury has appointed
Walter F. Prince of New Haven an
agent of the Law and Order league..
. Fred Loomis, a brother of Principal
Henry W.' Loomis of Dixwell avenue
school, is spending some time in the
city with his brother, at the latter's
home at 90 Park street. Mr. Loomis is
engaged in government work In Port
land, Me, j
W. H. Bishop, instructor in the Ro- j
mance languages in Yale university, is '
suffering from a slight attaok of pleu
risy. .- ' .
Miss Anna Sperry, daughter of the
Hon, Joel A. Sperry, sailed Saturday
from New York for Bermuda.,
Mra F. M. Carroll and son Walter
left Thursday for Washington, D, C.
In returning they will stop over at Phil
adelphia, returning in .about two weeks.
Mr. and ' Mrs, James Boyce of 209
Whailey avenue announce the marriage
of their daughter, Maude Rebecca, 'to
George Theodore Sampson, to ;take
place at their' residence Wednesday eve
ning," February 28. Mr. Sampson for
some time past has held the position
of draughtsman for the Americas Ord
nance company of Bridgeport, . Pre
vious to entering the employ of that
company he held a similar position at
the factory of Winchester Repeating
Arms company of this city." Both the
young people are well known, here and
a host of friends extend best wishes.
Mrs. Sara T. Kinney of this city,
state regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, has been ap
pointed by Governor Lounsbury to rep
resent the state at the unveiling of the
statue of Washington and Lafayette at
the Paris exposition. Mrs. Kinney has
also been chosen by the Connecticut.!),
A. B. to represent that organization.
Mrs. Kinney will leave for Paris early
in June and will probably remain there
during the exposition. : '
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
A very pretty reception followed by a
supper waa given yesterday afternaon
by Mr, and Mrs. Herman Goldbaum of
397 Elm street in honor of the engage
ment of their daughter, Fannie, to Da
vlo Bummerneld of New York. The
reception was largely attended by
friends of the young couple, and a
large number of these stayed to the
supper which followed. Among these
were the following: Mrs. Jacobs, Miss
Bertha Jacobs, Miss Wolf, Moses Sum
merfield and wife, Mr, and Mrs. Cohn
of Providence, Miss Rose Weiss, Mrs.
Solomon Goldbaum, Mrs. Iowls Gold
baum, Mr. and Mrs. I. Weinberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Bloom of New York, Mr. and
Wrs.' Erabarowsky of Mt. Vernon.
BAILEY CRITICALLY li,L.
Springfield Man Accused of 'Embezzle
ment Very Low at the Hospital.
Jesse H. Bailey of Springfield, Mass.,
who Is accused of embezzling funds to
the amount of $10,000 belonging to the
bankrupt estate of Spaulding & Pep
per Bicycle Manufacturing company
of Chlcopee, Mass., will probatly never
be brought to trial for his misdeeds.
He lies at the point of death at the
New Haven hospital, where last eve
ning It was said that there was hardly
a chance of his recovery. The officers
who have been keeping the man under
surveillance since his arrest have with
drawn, and Bailey's wife and tton are
at his bedside.
Bailey, it will be remembered, was ar
rested last Wednesday afternoon by
Detective MeGrath and Detective Mer
rltt of the Boston Pinkerton agency,
upon complaint of the Fidelity and De
posit company of Maryland, who were
surety for Bailey as assignee for the
bicycle concern, He had heen acting
in the capacity of trustee since, last
November, During the time he was
acting as representatives for the credi
tors Bailey withdrew from the Pyn-
chon National bank of Springfield,
Mass., at various times money deposit
ed there belonging to the creditors,
The shortage was discovered, and
Bailey whs In no position to mike, rep
aration for the losses.
The creditors decided to prosecute
Bailey, but he fled from Springfield and
found refuge in this city. He stayed
at the Hotel Savoy here for two weeks
and was an a prolonged spree. While
dissipating Bailey contracted a severe
cold, and was laid up at the hotel.
His illness was made known to his
friends in Springfield, and it was not
long after that when the Pinkerton
men located him and followed him to
this city. Pneumonia had already de.
fveloped and the man's condition waa
regarded as being too oritical to per
mit his removal to Springfield, and he
was taken W i9 nospiuM Hweaa, ,
BIDS FOB DREDGING CONTRACTS
For Work to be Done in Mystic
Housatonic Rivers.
and
In response to an advertisement in
serted by the United States engineer
corps for proposals for dredging in
Mystic and Housatonic rivers the fol
lowing bids were received. For dredg
ing the Mystic river the Hartford
Dredging company of Hartford bid
nine and one-half cents per, cubic yard
for material removed within three
months following notice to begin work,
and four and three-quarter cents per
cubic yard for material removed five
months after notice to begin work.
Thomas Scott of New London, Conn.,
bid twelve cents per cubic yard for
material removed within five months of
notice, and six cents for material , re
moved within five months after notice.
For Housatonic river work the New
burg Dredging company of Newburg,
N. Y,, big twenty-eight cents for ma
aterlal removed within five months of
notice, and fourteen cents for material
removed Ave months after notice.
The Hartford dredging company bid
thirty-five cents for dredging within
five months after notice and fourteen
and one-half cents for material removed
after five months following notice to
begin work.
Hang
Your
Hat!
Have you seen those
Hall Stands, that we
have marked down for
the Sale?
Marked at a sacri
fice because we need
the room tor new
goods, now arriving
A hundred other
bargains until Friday,
March Jst
IOO to 106 ORANGE- ST.
. i. nURif & co.
OPTICIANS,
84 Church and SI Center Stmt;.
. Importers and dealers in
Field Glasses, Cpera Glasses,
Microscopes And Micro
scopic Supplies,
Drawing Instruments,
Drawing Papers,
Blue Print Papers,
Tracing Cloth,
Draughting Tables and
Boards,
Laboratory Outfits,
Blow Pipes,
Platinum Crucibles, 1
Platinum Forceps, Weights
Etc.
Dissecting Instruments for
Anatomical and Biological
. Work.
Eyeglasses and Spectacles
made to order and repair
ing promptly executed.
From a
Sanitary
Standpoint
No Floor Covering equals a Linoleum,
They are now made In various gradee,
both plain nud figured.
Inlaid Linoleum, the kind that is
practically Indestructible, is now made
to closely imitate hard-wood floors,
Tile floors, and Carpet designs.
No Dust, no offensive odors, perfect
cleanliness, If you use one of our Li
noleums. Rugs,
LARGE AND SMALL,
We have just placed on sale 12 fonW
best quality seamless Axmluster Hugs,
The old price was $42.50. This lot,
while they last, $35.00. Size 9x12 feet.
Also 22 patterns 0x12 Axmlnster
Rugs of a cheaper grade at $18.00 each
5? 68-70 T2 ORANGE 5T
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.
2M
Old-lashioned
Specialties
from West Virginia.
LUNCH MUSTARD, prepared, mixed,
alt ready to spread on cold meats.
Speaking of warm " goods well.
you re taking no chances it s the
real thing. In jars, 25 cts.
CHILI SAUCE, prepared with the great
est care from an old Virginia, home
made, receipt, Not like anv other
brand. 1 Full pints, 32 cts.
APPLE BUTTER, made from the fresh
fruit. Excellent as a tea dish, pure
and wholesome,
In stone crocks, 40 cts.
TOMATO CHUTNEY reminds one of a
home-made catsup only it's, better
flavored and more delicate. "Delicious"
just describes it.
In jars, 20 cts.
MlNlATtrliM AIjJIANAC,
FEBRUARY 2(1.
Sun Rises a:.tl I
Nun Sets,; 6:30
Moon Rises,
. 4:18
High Water,
8:30
1)15 AT US.
FAGKN In tills city, February 23th, nt his
liiuuB, S(i , York street, William Joseph
Fagoh.
Notice of funenil hereafter.
HARNETT --s Entered iulo life eternal on
February 25th, -11)00, Harriet A. Buruett.
widow of James, (hou of the late Mnniuel
. Burnett, Sen.) The tolls and Htruffgles of
tills life nrp o'er;' enter now into the Joy
; of thy. Lord.
Funeral services will bo held at St. Thomas'
canrt-h Tuesday afternoon at 3 jo'clock.
ttla tires and friends- are Invited. ?
TOWNSHND-At Brooklyn, N. . Febru
ary 2'id, Jeremiah Townsend, In his DTth
year. , . - ,
Funeral services at his late, residence, 13
Arlington l'luce, Brooklyn, on Sunday,
February 25h, jit half-past four p. m. In
terment In the Grove street eenietory,
New Haven, Monday, on the arrival of the
train' leaving New York at 10:02 a. in.
y -..il Alt (M n Ijlal.
poin'Oi' xkw mM.
ARRIVED.
CJeorse R. Vreelnnd, Blake, Norfolk.
Viking, Hnmmett, Newport News.
W. H. Bailey, Bailey, Norfolk,
Heli
Hell
Sen
v lcie-AWnue, , J'rovlrteuee.
Bch Amanda E., Clarl?;. Providence
ATTlflNTION, th !. V.
The surviving members of the Ninth C. V,
are requested to meet at Jio. 18 Foote street
at 8:30 u. in. Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Cnprnln Terrene' Sheridan.
By reiiuest of Committee: Captain Lnw
reueo' O'Brien,. Herjieaut l'hillp Itellly, Her.
geant J ii men Cufl'i'ey. fe23 It
. Committee on Water.
The Coihnilltee pn Water will meet In
Rooms1 10 and H, City Hall, Tuesday, Feb,
rnary 2T(h; 11100, at 8 p. m., when will bo
considered the petition of Alderninu II. (.
Shelmrd for an Inquiry Into the practicabil
ity of the City obtiiliilnj; its water supply
by sinking wells. All persons who so de
sire ni-o- notiiled to appear and be heard
thereon. Per order,
I0DOAR S. DOWH, Chairman.,
Attest!' - JAMES B. MARTIN,
feat at r' Assistant City Clerk.
Investments.
?10,OO0 Norwich Street R'y 5 per ct. Bonds.
JB.nOtVS. N. E. Telephone Co. 5 per et. lids.
St, 000 Boston Electric Llfcht B per ct. Bond.
81,000 Norwalk Tramway Co. B per et. Hond
te.OOO Int. Silver Cn.'s fl tier cent. Bonds
$1,000. Middlesex Banking Co. 0 per cent.
Debenture.
5 shs 111. Central Leased Lines Stock, guar-
iimeeu t pel- eeiu. uividenas.
50 shs Norrliern R. R. of N. .1. Stock, guar
anteed 4 per cent, dividends.
20 shs Int. Silver PFD. 7 per cent. Stock.
'', ' Far sale' by
The Ghas. W. Scranton Co.,
Investment Brokers, 103 Orange Street.
PITTS., FT. WAYNE & CllICAGO- R. R.
GUARANTEED 7 PER CT, STOCK.
SWIFT & COMPANY 7 PER CT. STOCK.
YALE NATIONAL BANK STOCK.
WINCHESTER AVE, R. H. CO. STOCK.
MILFORD, HQLLISTON & FRAMING-
HAM ST. R. R, 8 PER CENT. STOCK.
FAIR HAVEN & WESTVILLE U. n
STOCK. ' J
LYNN & BOSTON STREET RAILWAY 1st
MTG. 5 PER CENT, BONDS, due 1024.
LORAIN & CLEVELAND ELECTRIC R.R.
1st MTG. 5 PER CENT, GOLD BONDS.
GUILFORD, CONN., WATER CO. FIRST
GOLD S's. .
SOUTHERN .NEW ENGLAND TEL. CO.
FIRST-MTG. , BONDS,
INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO.'S 6 TER
CENT. BONDS.
SWIFT & CO.'S 1st MORTGAGE 6 PER
CENT. BONDS, due 1010.
M. B. Newton" & Company,
' INVESTMENT BANKERS,
86 ORANGE STREET.
WAGONS, ;
TRUCKS,
381 State Street.
HARNESS.
FARM WAGONS, MILK, GROCERY, and
BAKERS' WAliONS.
DUMP C'AIITS, CONCORDS, RUNABOUTS
and TOP CARRIAGES.
HARNESS, BLANKETS, ROBES and COL
LARS. Our Wagons were all bought prevtona to
the raise In prices, but will be sold without
any advance.
S MEDLEY BROS. & CO.,
. iM to 117 BREWERY STREET,
Estate.
Ward's Rent Slips give full
descriptions of Houses, Flats. Stores.
Etc and wilt save you time and
trouble if looking for a rent. Call
or send for them.
omc N CVKWV cvenino. .
FOR KKKf,
118 FRONT street,, near Grand ave., eight
rooms, ror one or two families: 13. in
quire at THIS OFFICE, - -
sT tf
For Sen ii WcstHam
6 and 0 room Haaaea. all Jmnrove-. ...
men! ....... v...... $15.00
T room Houses, city water, $10.00 and $12.00.
W. D. JUDSON.
1 80S Uiapel etteeet.
For Sale,
247 ATWATER STRKKT.
("Olt.Vtfll T.OT
33x103 FEET.
$1,000 ; MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
CHAIILES It. WEBB,
850 Chapel Str$jt.
For RenV.
Flats of 0 rooms each, near center of elt
with all modern Improvements, anq two
stores, will he rented low If rented soon
ror particulars, call at
Merwin's Real Fstata Offna,
T48 CIIArEfc STREET.
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE TRACT OF 85 ACRES
Desirable location, within two miles of the
- - lireen.
Picturesque view of Harbor and Long
' isiuiMi nounn.
Artesian Well ISO feet deep.
Plenty of pure water.
EDWARD M. CLARK.
ROOM 203, FIRST NAT. BANK BUILD'G,
Two Big Bargains.
A Brick House on York street, dirt
cheap ,. . .... $8"000.00
Fine residence on' Dlxwcll avenue. $8,000.00
George F. Newcoiilb,
ROOM 322. EXCIIANOE BUILDING,
121 Church Street.
For Sale,
One-family house, ten rooms, ITowe street;
in'iweeu lhhiji;i uu j.usL-ffiwd ave
nue. - .' ; .-' -
JOHN C. PUNDERFORD,
lie CHURCH ST 11 EOT. -
FOR SALE,
At a very iuw. name, wnii a small pay.
ment down, a two-family House, larie
iiaril, DM'iruu" "...v. mtr .iiuus, situ
ated on Orchard street, near Oak street.
Lot 51x137, ..;:-.
This property is sultaMo for nnv light
mnnufacturlnff. blaeksraith, , cvrlaffe rei
pairing, or uiuiivihci a pun(iuB
Money to Loan in Sums to Sjit.
L. G. HOADLEY,
ROOM 2, HOADLBY BUILDING,
40 CHURCH STREET.
Office Open Evenings.
For Sale in West Haven.
One new house,
seven rooms and bath, . '
late Improvements ,. $3,600
One two-family house, i
5 rooms, bath and fnrnace 1
for each floor. $3,500
One single house. 7 rooms,
bath, hot and cold wnter,
with small barn, only , ... $2,500
FHEDBIQUE R. LEWIS,
Afternoons at 82 Ceuter street. West Haven
FRED ERIC BROWN WELLS
Ileal Estate Broker,
Room 27 Benedict Building,
82 Church Street.
For Sale,
Fine house and lot on Pros
pect street at about two-thirds
the valuation.
626 and 632
State Street.
Lot 100x140.
One cent word for eoh Insertion,
five cents a word for a full week, eeve
times. - ,
, WANTED.
B a gardener, married; thoroughly under,
stands liu business in ull bruuehes, ia
eluding greenhouses, gmperUs, vegeu
Mies, flower garden, line carpet bedding,
etc.; competent to take charge of gentle
man's pluce; lirst-class references,
i GAltUHNEIi,
.!e-?0!P?!ywHtreet, New York.
WANTKD,
BOl'S everywhere to distribute circulara
and samples; good pay. " ,
fe2tf ltp UuYAL QFM CO., Chicago.
WANTED.
WORK by a strong hojiest hoy 10 years old.
Would like to learn a trade, but would
work at any place where there is a chance
to he promoted when considered Conine-
tent, Address c. C. C, This Office,'
WANTI.1IV .
A COMPETENT till for
KCUCl'ftl llOHAA.
worn. feZi tt
iUO SIIER.Y1AX AVE,
WANTED,
A COMPETENT bookUeeper and collector'
a a partner In a well established bust-
l f. 4- , -
City.
HOUSEWORK girls and cooka
for imrtd '
SlLUHLIOnS.
ju22 tf
120 Court atreet. ''
WANTED,
BEST help for any 'fcinO; of work can al
ways be secured here, with our IojjS Ji
ts Wished and largest business In the State
Wt cua guarantee satisfaction. We hoVa
more and better help than cun be found
elsewher. We know, and have discarded,
most all the useless class j everybody
knows that this Is the most reliable nlacs
In the State. N. SLEEMAN, Employment
t Agency, 775 CHAPEL ST. Jyfa tl
WiNTEDs ' . ' ''
BEST Swedish and German servants arai
all secured here. Employment Agency.
; au4 tf N. SIwEEMAN, 775 Chapel at
MRS. S. A. GtiAD.WIN'S
. Employment Agency, . .
102 ORANGE STREET. Bowdltch Building,
room 4 5. Ilead'iuarters for the best sltua
tions; 10 years' experience. Coachmen, farm
liauds, porters, girls for general housework,
waitresses, etc. Germans, Swedes, and
others needing iituatlons should apply, and
those, requiring superior help can be fur
nished at the above office. German and BnV
gllsh spoken.
WANTED, ,
SITUATIONS for four first-class cooka.
American, Swedish and German, and also
for several Swedish, German and Irlsli
second girls, and good nurse girl, Wa
supply meat all of the best help, i Tha '
best lor any kind of work can always bo
secured here. Established 13 years, wo )
have the most reliable and largest and
best agency in New England, excepting ;
only Boston. N. SLKEMAN, Employment
Agency, 775 CHAPEL STREET. o23 tf '
3UsceUaueou5,
K. U. MALIjORY.
AUCTIONEER and Appraiser, 141 Orance.,
Household sales a specialty. , Jy3 tf
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
dT tt
MR8J DOWNKS,
CLAIRVOYANT, tells past, present, J fu '"
lure. Advice on all affairs of life.
fc5 Imp . 104 OLIVE ST.
Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
d7 tf ;
CLAlltVOYAXT.
MARY J. WRIGHT, M. D., and business
clairvoyant,' has returned to UT High at. "
Dr. Wright is the best known Clulrvay. '
ant fn the State. Tweuty-ftve years In
New Haven. Her predictions on health
and business never fall. She treats all
Chronic and Women's Diseases, with or
without medicine. Consultation by letter. '
iBend age and lock of hair. Honrs 0 to 8
and evenings. , s25
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, V
" irelirnni-v V'Afl 10no
ESTATE of SOLOMON HAZELTON, lata
oi ixaiuneu, in suiu iiisirict, ueceusea.
aid District, deceased.
Administratrix, having' ji,
cation for an order aii"
werlng her to sell aivfl
estate of said' deceasMi. '
. Jane W; uiuseiton. aai
made written appllcatio
thori.ine and emnowerl
oonvev certain real estate
as by said application on file in thls Coort
more -inuy appears, it is
ORDERED -1 That aald application be
heard and determined at a Court of Pro
bate to be held at New Haven, in said Dis
trict, on the 2td day of March, 1000. at ten i
o'clock , In the forenoon, and that said Ad
ministratrix give public notice of the pond
encv of said annllcatlon. and of the tlm
mid place of the hearing thereon, by pub-1
llnlilug thls order three times In some news
paper having a circulation in said District,
and due return make.
LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND,
fe24 Btp Judge.
AT v.
We have an enormous sale of Fancy
OOLONG, JAPAN, MIXED GUNPOWDER,
YOUNG HYSON, and ENGLISH BREAK
FAST TEAS. A large invoice just re
ceived. Parties that have bought of lie
for years testify of their line qualities. If '
pu are not .quite satisfied with TEAS yon) '
are buying elsewhere, please give us u '
trial and be convlnoed that QUALITY J3 '
INH and PRICES RIGHT.
COFFEES.
We buy direct In the green berry. Roast
It ourselves. Grind it to order, Therefore
an give you a delicious beverage that has ;
no superior.
In .tins we carry the famous CHASE &
SANBORN'S JAVA AND MOCHA; also,
VICTOR and RUBY brands.
FREE.
In order to Introduce the famous FIFTH
AVENUE JAVA AND MOCHA COEEFE,
which lias a great reputation In New York,
will furnish to church suppers,- festivals,
club meetings, parties, or any sociable gath
erings, any quantity FREE OF CHARGE,
providing they guarantee to use our fancy
JAPANESE NAPKINS oa the table TSa
Idea Is this: We furnish the Coffee; the
little adv. in the center of Napkin tolls tha
good people where they can get some more.
N, 1 FBLLEBTOl Proprietor,
LEADING GROCER,
926 Chapel Street.
Telephone Oil.
Teas and Coite
Boil