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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-20
VOL. xLvIII.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Saturday mornng, March 20, 1880.
NEW ADVER7IsENENTs TO-DAy '.

NEW ADVER1ISENEN TO- '. oard-Dwight PI.ce society. Books-At the Beehive. Bargains in shaws-At Lyons. Oarrfaaes-Brockett | Futile. Chamber suises-A. 0. Chsmberlin scns. OhiIdren's Hats-stevens & Brooks. Oo1iars-smith & Stone. Dress Goods-Gt Franks. Decorated Chamber Sets-At Minors. Fancy Or ceries-Andrew Goodman. Frult-Mix & Judson. For Rent-House- soar Dikeman. For Rent-House-312 Chapel Street. For Rent -Room-FrAnk W. Benedict. For sale-House-l25 Whalley Avenue. Knox Hats-stevans Brooks. Linen Handkerchief6-At Franks. Ladies' Ulsters-F. & L. Lyons. Last Ohance-116 orange Street. Mocha Coffee Pot-Brownson Plumb. Modern Art-James Fairnnan Son. Manhattan Beach Colars1At Franks MessIna OranRes-Mix Judson. Novelties in Cufs-smith Stone. New Musio-over Ditson O. Poultry-Frisbie & Hart. Political Notice-Fourth Ward Republicans. Political Notice-Fifth Ward Republicans. Poh ical Notice-Tenth Ward Republicans. Political Notice-Gleventh Ward Republicans. Political Notice-Thirt enth Ward Republicans. Removal sale-F & L. Lyons. Shaker Apple Sauce-Mi1 Judson. Sheet Musi.-At Northrop's. 6
 Stockings-At FraGk's.
 Smith & Stone-Noveltias. Strawber rries-Mix & Judson. Sunday Services-At Davenport Church. Sunday Services-First Baptist Church. Sunday Servires-At East 1Jong Church. Sunday Services-At Church of the Messiah. Sunday Services-At Advent Church. Sunday Services-Loonis' Temple of MuSic- Sunday Serv'ces-At Advent Christian Church Sunday Services-At Dwight Place Church. Sunday Services-At St John Street M. E. Church. 8 nday Ser ices-At Church or he Ascension. Sunday Services-At College Street Church. Sunday Services-At Howard Ave Cong. Church. Sunday Services-At Ca riage Shop. Wauted-C arriage Blacksmith, etc.-B. Manvlle & Co wanted-For-m tn-Sh,pley Corset and Clasp Go. wanted-Ofice Boy-"Manufactnrer." Wanted-Wom n-k55 oward Avenue. Wante e1-Girl-31 High Street. Wa, Furnished Ro ms-'A. B. O." Wanted-M no. W. Hazel. Wanted-Molder-J. T. James. Wanted-Youpg Man-P. Q Box 267. nted-Bonds-Bunnell & Scranton. Wauted-Grl-Engi- Hall. wanted-Sil uation-R. Veitch & Ron. Wanted-Iituat on-C R. Willis. Wanted-Situs,lon-t'Y. E."
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Religions.

The Gospel Union News is the title of Q little two paged sheet published in the inter- est of city gospel work by the general super intendent of the Gospel Union, Mir. John 0. Collins. The paper contains leading article greeting to the public, and short articles de- voted to such topics as gospel meetings, ''The Mems Free Reading Room" Neigh borhood Prayer Meetings" Juvenile Penny Savings Bank, :" English Hall Sunday School, ; etc. Hon. B. F. Bailey begins his labors in the course of gospel temperance Sunday, March 18th. The paper says of him "An earnest Christian and member of the Metho- dist Episcopal church in Danbury, the gospel is no mere name in his temperance work. Yet he is broad an liberal minded, positively refusing to work for any sect or society. His heart is in his work too he is no $25O week and board in the best hotel man. He comes to New Haven not only not asking a dollar for his services but scarcely knowing whether or not we are to board him."
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An Interesting Souvenir.

Mr. Howard H. Keep, of the Phoenix Mu- tual Insurance Company, has in his possession an interesting little souvenir of the civil war, in the shape of miniature confederate flag about 4x6 inches, made of silk. It came from Charleston, s. O., and is fac simils of the banner which so many of our citizens can re- member seeing on more than one hard fought field during tho late 'onpleasantness. It de- 1ives it's particular interest from the fact that it was made for captain in the confederate army by his affanced, and was worn on his breast through the entire war. At the close of the struggle the gallant captain married the lady. The little flag has been cleaned of the smoke and grime of the long campaign, and is highly cherished by it's owner. He has permitted friend in this city to have it in his possession for awhile, but refuses to part with it permanently. Hartford Times.
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Modern Arf.

In these days of rapid improvement in the arts and sciences, casual observers are apt to lose sight of many branches of art which have been brought to degree of perfection hitherto supposed to be unattainable. In nothing has this been more strikingly illus trated than in the matter of wall ornamenta- tion. By stepping into the store of James Fairman & Son, 333 and 335 Chapel street, can be ssen a variety of most handsome papers ings of variegated hues and patterns, which, for exquisite workmanship and beauty of de- sign, could not by any possibility be excelled. These popular and enterprising dealers in pa per hangings, curtain goods, oileloths, etc., have, in order to facilitate their largely in
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The Lenten SeaaOn,

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Williams oficiates al St. Paul's church to morrow Sunday morn ing, at Grace church, Fair Haven, in the after. noon, and at St. Johns church, State street in the evening, with confirmation services, il is expected, at each.
 The Rev. MT. Denslow, of Grace church, Fair Haven, breaches at St. James church, Fair Haven East, Sunday evening.
 There will be confirmation at the Church of the Ascension this evening at 7:3O.
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Hili1RnW.

Company F, of Greenwich, Fourth rsgi- ment, 0. N. G., has been declared disbandsd Lack of interest on the part of the members compelled this official action.
 The Second Company Governors Foot Guard have been presented with very pleas ant token of former period of the company's history when Mir. J. M. D. Hendrick, of the Boston Blue Store, wore the straps. The pie ture shows the style of uniform which was worn when MT. Hendrick served, some twen- ty-fivs or thirty years ago. It is an interest inp relic.
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ABurgInr,s Confession.

Lyman l.. Colvin, now in jail in Pittsfsld, Mass, to await trial for robbing the postofice in Lee, that State, has confessed that he, in company with George Briggs and Charles An derson, committed burglaries upon ths stores of Cady and German, Norwich Town, and John Manning at Norwich Green, and upon stores in Willimantic, Colchester and else where in the State. Colvin worked in the Consnt Thread mills, in Pawtucket, during the past six years.
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Police Notes.

Frank McGuire, who has been in jail four
 teen times within seven months, and who has
 but recently been released from confinement,
 did job last evening that will probably re-
 turn him to the place from whence he came.
 James Gilchrist, who lives at No. IS Minor street, and who drives hack for H. H. Thomp- son, went home to supper last night, and while engaged in the disposition of his meal, Mcclure took possession of the hack and started of. He drove the horses about the city at furious rate, and when satisfied turned them loose on the street. Later he was found at his home and arrested, and in
 his possession was found 8 lap-robe that he had stolen out of the hack. He will have to
 answer before the court for drunkenness, cruelty to animals and theft.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the recently recorded transfers of real estate:
 Charles F. Dibble to Lawrence l.. Dibble twenty eight feet on Day street, with build ings thereon.
 Frederick l.. Dibble to Bernard Chloride, twenty-eiRht feet on Day street.
 Pierpont B. Foster to Augustus I. Jewell, trustee of Clarence L. Jewell, forty feet on Linden street.
 Eliza Hull to Frederick A. Catlin, forty seven feet on Howard avenue.
 Charles and Caroline E. Butler to Sarah A. Wright, fifty feet on Pearl street, with build inOs fhera0n
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THE WEATHER RECORD.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. O.. March 29-1 A. M.
 Indications. For New England, light snow, followed by clearing weather, colder, and higher bal ometer.
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s"rhe Best Cough Medicine in the World D The Old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Out Ter Bros. $ O., Boston. Small reduced to 25c, Large, $1. ja29 3md&w -
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Strike by Norwich Mechanics.

The foundrymen and filters of the Norwich
 Lock Manufacturing Company struck Thurs day upon being refused semi-monthly instead
 of monthly payments of wages. Toward even-
 ing the strikers went to the companys shops,
 which are in Greenville, and made demand for
 their tools. They were informed that they would receive them yesterday. Becoming somewhat boisterous, the strikers were sjected from the premises The petition of the work
 men for change in pay day was denied for
 the reason that such change would compel
 an increase of the clerical force of the compa- ny and needlessly add to their expenses.
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Use Brummell's celebrated Cough Drops The genuine have A. H. B. on each drop. B. H. Douglass & Son, New Haven, wholesale agents. jan24 2mo
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An entire new stock of mems and boys clothing will be shown to the public at the opening of Oak Hall, Saturday, March 2Oth, at
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Music, fireworks and illumination at the opening of Oak Hall, Saturday evening, March goth.
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New designs in collars at Smith & stone's

Ladies' ulsters, circulars, cloaks, dolmans and English walking jackets are closed out at great sacrifice at F. $ L. Lyons removal sale.
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When There is a ScarcIr,

of any article in the fruit line it is safe to say it can be found at Mix & Judson' s if anywhere, and if there is an abundance they will try to give you better article for your money than you can get elsewhere.
 Moral-Go to Mix $ Judson's for all your frr,ffu
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

lSSOs Spring. 1SS0s
 Go to Osborn's for hats, trunks, bags, gloves, canes, etc. mh19 2t
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MOthersy Mothers MOthers!!!
 Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by sick child sufferin and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth If so, go at once and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. twill relieve the on it there is no mistake about it. There is not mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will reg ulate the bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic It is perfe@dy safe to use in all prescription of one of the oldest and best fe- male physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
 m15M, W,S1tw
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A full band of music at the glorious opening of Oak Hall, in Church street, Saturday even
 ing, March 2Oth.
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The Hub Clothing House, 112 Church St., is open every evening now until 8 o'clock, except Monday and Saturday evenings, when they keep open later.
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Nothing like it ever known Norton & Go. s grand opening, Saturday, March 20th, at No. 85 Church street.
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Young Mems SllIk HatE. The correct style at E. s. Osborn's. 2t The great clothiers' grand opening, Satur- day, March 2oth, at p. m., No. 85 Church street.
 Paper Collars Sc box at Franks. Buy all your Stockings ct Franks New Trimming Satins at Franks. For stylish Silk Fringes go to Franks. New Dress Goods Rt Franks, cheap. Linen Handkerchiefs sc at Franks. Just very little damaged. New Spring Skirts at Franks.
 Gents' Neckties at Half Price. The latest styles at Franks.
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Young Mems SILK HatE.

Everybody invited to Norton & Go. s open ing Saturday, March 2Oth.
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Grand display of fireworks to inaugurate the opening of Oak Hall, Saturday evening.
 The lowest price bookstore in the State is the Beehive, 385 State street.
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Messina Oranges.

Messina Oranges. Fourteen cents per dozen at
 MIX & JUDsoN's, City Market, Chapel street entrance.
 Knox Hats. Silk, stiff and soft at m2O St STEVENS & BROOKS.
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Shaker Apple Sauce. Gallon pails one dollar, half gallon pails 50 cents. This is the Shakers wholesale price.
 MIX $ HUDSON, City Market.
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Dr. Fiske, Clairvoyant Physician, has ar- rived at his parlors No. 270 Chapel street, where he can be consulted until March 24 at noon. The Doctor is very successful in the treatment of the throat, chest and lungs, and permanently cures all forms of chronic dis eases in 8 very short time.
 ChiIdren's Hats,
 All the latest styles.
 STEVENS $ BROOKS Brilliant Illumination, Saturday evening, in front of Oak Hall, No. 85 Church street.
 To He a Long Liver, Preserve sound liver. The bilious should hasten to avail themselves of 8 remedy. If they do not, they may expect to suffer con- pllcation of evils difficult to conquer by medi- cal means. The experience of those who have used and testified to the efficacy of Dr. Gros- venor's Liver-Aid proves it to be g means of enduring relief from the pains and penalties of biliousness. Headaches, constipation, flat ulency, heartburn, impurity of the blood, piles and feminine complaints are vanquished by the Liver Aid.
 Sold by c. R. Converse 165 Grand street. mh19S, M, W&w
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Shirts at Lyons, Removal Sale.

Shirts at LyOns' Removal Sale.
 Fine cambric shirts, 50, 60, 75c. and $1.
 White linen bosom shirts at $1, worth $1. 50. White linen bosom shirts, 50c., worth $1. Boys linen bosom shirts, soc, worth soc. Gents brown mixed half hose, 121c. pair. Closing out our entire stock of neckwear, linen handkerchiefs, suspenders, etc. at 8 great sacrifice before we have to move. Re member F. & L. Lyons great removal sale.
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Trunks and Travelling Rags. Stevens & Brooks have all the new styles,

The greatest bargains ever offered in dree goods is at F. & l.. Lyons removal sale.
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Shaker Apple

Children's carriages and velocipedes. c CoWles $ Go. tA1
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Novelties in cuffs at Smith & Stones.
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Immense bargains in shawls of every de scription at F. & L. Lyons removal sale.
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Don't failto see the handsomest clothing
 store in Connecticut, Saturday, March goth. We open the store at p. m. NORTON & Co. S5 Church street.
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Oak Hall moves to s5 Church street. The grand opening takes place Saturday evening, March 2Oth
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Republican Ward Meetings.

Republican Ward Meetings
 The Republican voters in the town Of New Haven day the 25th of March for the purpose of eiecting delegates to the Town Convention, which will choose city April T. at which time delegates to the National Republican Convention at Chicago will be chosen. The lows:
 Firs. Firstly WsEd M..i Eight Eighth War Ward Third Ward. d......... 2 Tenth Wa d d............ 5 Fourth Ward. 3 Eleventh Ward. ......... 2 Fitth Etb Ward Ward TSE Twelfth " W9Ed Seventh Ward. ........
 Chairman Republican Town Committee.
 Fourth Ward.
 The Republican voters of the Fourth ward will meet Wednesday evening" the 24th of March, st 730 o'clock, for the purpose of electlng thee @ delegates to the
 WARD COMMITTEE. The Republican voters of ths Fifth ward will meet on Wednesd. evening, March 24th 1SSO st 97 Woos- Per order WARD COMMITTEE.
 Tenth Ward.
 The Republican voters of the Tenth ward will meet at Weirs Hal No 26 Elm street on Tuesday evening, March 23, 73O o'clock for the purpose of choosing i've delegates to the coming town convention Chairman Ward Committee. Eleventh Ward. Republican electors of the Eleventh ward qu-sted to meet the store of Smith Granniss corner East Pearl and East Graud streets Wednesday ing, March 24, a 730 oc ock, for the purpose of pointing two delegates to the town convention. By order Ward tom Gittee, GEORGE A. DENNIsoN, Chairman. Thirteenth Ward.
 The Republicans of the Thirteenth ward (Wsstville) requested to meet at Franklin Hall, second floor, on Wednesday evening, March 24th, 1889. at 75S ocleok to elect delegates to the Town convention and transact other business to be done at said meeting. Per order of Ward Committee. JAMES BISHOP, Chairman. East Haven. The Republicans of East Haven requested to meet at the Town Hall Thursday evening, March 25th at 735 o'clock appoint delegates to the State convention. Per order Town Committee. HRmdens at Eneas Warmers Hal Tuesday, March 231, at 7 o'clock to appoint delegates to the State conten ton to be held at New Haven Wednesday, April T at 10 o'clock 6.
 Per order Town Committee. Notice. The Republican electors of North Haven will mee; at Academy Hall Thursday evening" March 25, al 7S0 o'clock, to appoint delegates to the State Conven ton.
 Per order, Town Committee.
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Manhattan Beach Collars at Franks.
 We have received this morning fresh SUD- ply of those popular gents linen collars Manhattan Beach" and stPuck"-and we can advise those gentlemen who have been waiting for them to call at once, as we only have 100 dog. of them.
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reasine business, fitted up in the rear oi

creasing business, fitted up in the rear of their establishment an attractive and cosy ex- pository, where can be inspected their selec- tions of paper hangings, dadoes, etc. The only difficulty experienced by the numerous patrons who visit this house is the dazzling bewilderment experienced by them when viewing the superb display to be seen there and their inability to choose from so great variety, when each pattern seems to be per feet in itself. The firm will this spring make a specially of this line of goods, and can offer in consequence of an immense stock great in- dueements to purchasers. See their adver- tisement on first page.
 A Card.
 A vote of thanks is due MT. George Wat kinson for the interest he has manifested from the beginning in the artistic arrangement of the Loan Exhibition which has been held for the past week at the Dwight Place church. Owing to his own personal supervision it has been decided success in every respect.
 DWIGHT PLACE SOCIETY. Do not ''throw up the sponge" if you have suffered with hacking cough ever so long. Try the old standard remedy. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, which has saved the lives oi thousands. 25 cents. Charles KIipstein, the famous barber, car be found at 265 Chapel street, where he vii be pleased to see his friends and customers. Forty cents worth of sheet music for 1( cents, coloring for Easter eggs, 15 cent puzzle at Northrops, 1885 State street.
 Attention is called to advertisement in to days issue for maheable iron molder. Strawberries.
 A fresh supply this morning. The price i l low, but will probably advance soon. For tn best fruit in market call on MIX & HUDSON. White checked muslins. 10, 125 and 15c. 8 | F. & l.. Lyons removal sale.
 l Fifty oil paintings at auction to night with out reserve at Northrop's, 395 State street. q found the crown of France in the dus and picked it up," said Bonaparte when pre- pairing for his papal coronation. Angel cak | is brought into additional repute by it's manu | facture by s. S. Thompson & Go.
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q found the crown of France in the dust and picked it up," said Bonaparte when pre- pairing for his papal coronation. Angel cake is brought into additional repute by it's manu- factura by & S. Thompson & Go.
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Our Ullauldried Shirts.

Which sell for S1, be matched by any living merchant less than $l .25.
 Our 50c Mems Boys Shirts are far less than the cost of the material.
 Our Coored Cambric Shirts we sell at 5O 60 and 75c we cannot replace at present for the same prices
 5000 yds of Hamburg EdgIngs from Sc to look at them.
 Special Bargains Tn TOrchOn LRces. in narrow and wide widths, from 5c yd up.
 Black French Laces, Crochet Edgings and Cotton Fri mtngs.
 Housekeeping Goods.
 Now is your time to buy BIeached and Half RleaChed Table Linens, Turkey He'd Table Damask, Napkins, Towels and FOVVeling, which we seIl at less than importers Pricess
 1000 dozen of Hosiery of every description from Sc to 25c a pair. Decided Bargains.
 Felt, Flannel and Striped Skirts for less than the cost tO manufacture Frimges Frfngesy Fringes! Elegant Black Silk Chenille Fringes from soc a yard upward Ribbons, Gloves, Co bs, Brushes, Per- funsery- Toilet Soaps, and everything 1n the Fancy Goods Line will be closed out reg ardleSs of cOsto
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their locations before moving Goods Extra ordinary Inducements to lay supply of goods for the months The prices of Cotton, Wool Linen Goods going up every day. but shall
 give public chased at E1e old prices Had mot to move would up least e0 cent. Now ffnaet to buy Winter suit Prfces if in variefy disposed thousands dollars worth goods in the weeks past. We offer for the come, long tle goods nay remain hands, be & days prices at, following Bargains.
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The Republican electors of North Haven will meet at Academy Hall on Thursday evening, March 25, at 7S0 o'clock to appoint delegates to the State Conven ton,
 Per order, Town Committee.
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The Republicans If Hamden requested to mee at Eneas Warmers Hall, Tuesday, March 231 at 7 o'clock to appoint delegates to the State coneen tion to be held at New Haven Wednesday, April at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Per order Town Committse.
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White checked muslins. 10, 123 and 15c. at F. & L. Lyons' removal sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our mail and express department is now so thor oughly organized that ths ladies living out of town do their shopping through with perfect safey and a prices just reasonable they present Themselves in New Haven. ma1s eod&wB
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Fifty oil paintings at auction tonight with out reserve at Northrop's 395 State street.
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Black Dress Goods.

Very fine Black all wool Cash meres at 5Oc. Only pieces left of our Sl Cashmere, now at 75c. Fine Black Bril1iantines at 25c Extra heavy Black Drap d. Etc at $1 50. Fine Black Empress at soc. Good Black Alpaca at 15c. Black Basket Cloth, donble fold, at S1.10. Fine Black Grenadine yds wide, silk and wool, at $150 yd.
 Fine Black all wool Bunting at 25c
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A fresh supply this morning. The price is
 low, but will probably advance soon. For the
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Multi SecumduSs Youmans hats at E. s. Osborn's m19 2t
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East HaVens

The Republicans of East Haven are requested meet at the Town Hall Thursday evening, Marc 25th at 731 o'clock to appoint delegates to the Stat convention. Per order Town Committee.
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Fifth " ard.

Tho Republican voters of ths Fifth ward will nee on Wednesday evening" March 24th. 1880, at 97 Woes ter stret elect delegates to the Town convention Per order WARD COMMITTEE.
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Charles KIipstein, the famous barber, can be found at 265 Chapel street, where he will be pleased to see his friends and customers.
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Strawberries.

Attention is called to advertisement in to- days issue for ma1eable iron molder.