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THE OLD WORLD.
France.
FfxhtIng Africa

FTYht1n 8 In Afr1cN.
 PARIS, May 20.-The Tunis correspondent of the Globe telegraphs that rumor Is cur. rent in Tunis that the French have lombard. ed Mateur and have destroyed it's fortifca- tions Three thousand mountaineers said to have been found massed together before the town to oppose the invaders entry almost all were killed or made prisoners.
 The French residents of Tunis have peti- toned the French government to occupy the town at once, and two more French regi- ments have been ordered to start for Tunis at once. Beya has been occupied.
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Light and Life ]!
 Now look out for a rousing good new Sunday School Song Book

with the above title. The compiler Mr. K. M. McIn- tosh is well known to hundreds thousands as one or the most successful providers of sweet melodies and bright hymns for the great Sunday School pub hc- Our best writers and composers have contribu- ted The book has beautiful title is well printed, and every desirable. Send for specimen pages free,, or specimen copy, which is mailed for ths tail price, 35 cents.
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.GOutatlom.

l School of Modern Languages.
 New Haven, 159 York Street, - will recommence it's daily sessions of 36 weeks - MONDAY, SEPT. l2 1881.
 From 9-11 8 for children, from Il a. m to D. m. fore.
 For further information apply to the principal
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Arrived, the P. Ca and from Rotterdam, the D. Steinmann from Antwerp, the Baltic from Liverpool, he Oder from Bremen, the Deruyter from Rotterdam.
 ueenstown-Arrived, (11 p. m, the AL geria from New York for Liverpool.
 Liverpool-Sailed, (the 1Sth) the Egypt for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Germanic for New York
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, May 20-3 P N. Money closed at sasN per cent Exchange closed easier at 4s5ka4 861@. Governments closed firm TUlosfng prices reported ovar the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers aud Brokers.l !
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of right. ascension and 28 degrees minutes south dsclination, with a daily motion Of
 minutes north
 General W. H. French, U s. Al, on the fretired list. who Commanded brigade in the
 Army of the Potomac, died suddenly in this city to-day. His funeral is to take place Sunday and will be attended by all the regu-
 lar army officers and troops stationed here. A counterfeite silver certifcate of the de- nominatlonof $20 has been received at the
 Treasury department. It it is pen made, and
 It's execution is such that an ordinary judge
 of money should detect the fraud on sight.
 The paper is of the ordinary bank note qual-
 1ty, being thinner than that upon which the
 genuine certificate is printed, and in color
 darker. The counterfeiter has initiated the
 distinctive paper of the government by draw
 ing two parallel lines through the length of
 the note There are so many defects
 and omissions in the spurious certificate
 when compared with the genuine that 1t
 would be futile to enumerate them. Seeing they are the product of pen and not of 8
 plate, It IS sufficient to state that the Treas
 ury number can be wiped of by the aid of a sponge The diamond shaped figure between each letter of the word s'certifcate" on the back, which in the genuine is geometricaiiy exact in it's duplication, is in the counterfeit utterly destitute of uniformity, either in shape or size. Engraved and printed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing" ap- pears under the word certificate" on the back, also outside the border at the right end of the face of the note It does not appear | at either place in the counterfeit Yet as the forger can add or diminish at pleasure 1t | would be useless to indicate further onls- l sions. It is believed the counterfeit certif- l cates have 8 very limited circulation in the | South and Southwest. Any person who be- | ing once advised of these spurious certlf- | cates who should receive them as genuine 1 would deserve little sympathy for the reason 4 q hot ruik fbo may be detected.
 An agent of the secret service division has arrested at North Dorchester, N. H., Silas F. Reed on charge of violating section 545 of the Re ised Statutes of the United States, he | having written and mailed letters to various persons offering them valuable considerations | to engage with him in the counterfeit of United States Treasury notes. Reed ad- mitted having written the letters, and was sent to jail in default of bail. ..- -4.-yI
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New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market. NEW YORK. May 2o
 FLOUR-Quiet and steady southern flour in more demand $5 15a$7. co for good to choice shipping tras
 WHEAT-opened nrmer and closed generally lower trade active spot sales of No Red Winter at $1. 25haS1. .2615; of No. do at SIPS; of No l White at S1 23aS1 241S Of mixed winter at s1. 23a 123A and of No. Spring at $I 21s$1.21H.
 CORN-In good demand prices opened a shade hrmer and closed slightly lower spot sales of No. 2 t614a561S. -----T. =
 OATS-Generally weaker and in moderate de- mapd; No l White, 53 No do., 50; No 3 do., 4s: No mixed, 45A, and No 8 do, Al.
 RlOE-Quiet and unchanged.
 RYF-NominaL
 BARLEY-Nomina1.
 PoRK-In moderate request and steady ordinary new. ~ LARD-Moderatly active and hrmer spot sales of western steam at $1 10gS11 l5, and city SOO0. $120O - ~
 CUT MEATs-Firmly held and in fair demand ders. ~
 SPOT CoTToN-Steady middlings, 10 1-16; fu- BUT fER-In good demand.
 PETROLETM-Quotations are firmly held and sales are quite moderate.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALEe CE Cream and Candy Fixtures, Eoda Fountain Marble Top Tables, Refrigerator, Chairs Show Case, Candy Jars, Counters, Scales, small Safe Store Awning, c,oice lot of imported Shells.
 FOR RENT-store and Tenement, West Portsea street second foor St. John street. SIS half double house, Clinton avenue, S15 |; second floor, Auburn street, $s half double house, Dow street, $6 three teneInents near Winchester Armory S1O and &. Of- flee hours l2 to daily, to eyenings
 my7 --- es Church Street.
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Also just published THE BEACON LIGHT, s0c by Penney a"d Hoffman. and nearly ready. book by Abbey and Munger, making a trio of Sunday School books that cannot be excelled-
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The Country's Trade and Industries.
 NEW YORK, May 2O.-There are few new features to chronicle this week respecting the general trade and industries. Reports by mail and wire to Bradstreet's from twen- ty-three cities, covering territory from New Orleans to Minneapolis and from Boston to Kansas City, tell of continued and almost uninterrupted prosperity. This is seen in the resumption of transportation where long delays have heretofore been noted, in an al- most uniform report of improving collec- tions and in the generally satisfactory vol ume of transactions, while in 8 number of instances word comes of increased sales over the corresponding periods of former years. Southern cities have in most cases concluded their spring trade. New Orleans is receiving largely increased quantities of grain by way of the Mississippi and feet of thirty addi- tional grain barges is nov being constructed. One fact of the augmented shipment of grain South is noted in decreased receipts at Baltimore and elsewhere. The crop outlook in the West and Northwest, as reported by wire to date, is good. The damage reported done to the wheat in Missouri insrecent dis patches to the daily papers appears. to have been greatly exaggerated. The opinion is now expressed that the increased acreage of wheat sown will more than offset the, losses by food and the late season. T
 The failures throughout the United States and Canadas reported to Bradstreet's during the past week were 103, which is an increase of eight over the record of the preceding week. A number of failures of importance occurred among which were L. J. B. Lin coin, commission merchant of Boston i; Law renee $ Marlin, wholesale liquor merchants \ of Chicago; Robert A.. Baker of Fon du Lac, ,f kbo< 6o,,l ,l~o,., s,A Al, west the Waukesha County Manufacturing company, woolen goods, of Waukesha, Wis, and Charles L. Taylor, carpets, of Oakland, Cal. Massachusetts presents fifteen failures, the largest number in that State for some time past. In the New England States there were etwenty failures, an increase of nine; 1 in the middle States 28, an increase of two ; I southern States thirteen, decrease of three; i; western States nineteen, decrease of five j. Pacific Coast States and Territories six, an inc I crease of one Canada and the Provinces if- l teen, an increase of four. e.5.se .3
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NEW YORh.
3 The eutsena,srx aIur.ersr Arr.tgned.

Y The Guttenzserg 6 Murderer Arraigned. NEW YORK, May 2O.-Martin Kankawsh,
 atlas Louis Kettler, who was arrested last
 night for the murder of Mrs. Nina Muller in
 Gutenberg, N J., was arraigned before
 Justice Morgan and immediately expressed
 his willingness to go to Jersey City without
 waiting for 8 acquisition. The court was
 crowded. He was turned over to Chief
 Donovan of the Hoboken police and another
 officer. They sent for coach and when 1t
 arrived took their prisoner down the back
 stairs and got him into the coach. Imme
 diately crowd pressed around it and began
 yelling Hang him l" 'Lynch him"
 String him up to lamppost," and the dem
 onstrations became very threatening. Ket-
 tler's stolid face became ashy pale as he saw
 thecrowd and heard the cries. He sank back
 in his seat and put his manacIed hands over
 his eyes. The driver whipped up his horses and drove quickly to the ferry. On reaching the other side from the ferry to the station house. g distance of five blocks, the streets were crowded and denunciations of the mur- derer loud and inoessant Kettler was much depressed when first placed in a cell, but re- covered sufficiently to eat heartily. In the trunks which were taken with him to Hobok- en were found gold watch and chain, some letters, pocketbook and gold ring belong ing to the murdered woman. This afternoon Kettler was confronted by Catherine Horse field, who declares that he is the man who imprisoned and assaulted her in a house in Charles street, New York, on the 9th of May. He had also stolen her pocketbook, had offer ed to marry her and had also offered her the 1 watch and chain taken from the murdered l Nina Muller. The unfortunate l woman who was murdered was buried in the | Lutheran Cemetery to-day
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1USICAL INsTRUCTIU

Voice, Piano, Flute. M ISS FANNY O. HOWE resume Sept. 10 instruc- N1 ton in the art of singing; also upon the piano s1ng1ng at sight taught in classes moderate terA Sesidence 1o2 Grown near Temple St. MIR CHARLES T. HOWE resumes instruction upon the flute. 102 Drown street.
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Carpets.

One hundred pieces OfCar- pets fn new and handsome patterns. Receiving goods daily from the we'll known houses Of w. & y. SLOANE and ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO.,, enables us to show the finest patterns produced i'm MOqlette, Body Brussels, Tapestry and Angrain Car- pets, and at less than the same goods can be bought i'm New York or elsewhere. We keep in stock the best patterns of MOquette Car pets, BigelOW Brussels Car pets, ROxbuIry Tapestry Car pets, and Lowell Ingrain Carpets.
 We have competent WOE.k- men to measure, cut and fit Carpets, whether select ed here OF i'm New York.
 H. w. Foster, 72 2ORANGESTREET
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THE PREMISES.
.lR1aREREla11i .-- - ,

hesA ROOM with power in tho Kew Haven Steam
 ,,iiH Heating Co E Building, rear BS Court street myI9 eod3t THE PRFaFIsEs
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FOR, RRNT.

&fAA Two tenements in Heller's Block, each five Eiia rooms first foor, gas and water, water clos
 EalW ct the rooms are all lighted Five rooms in No Lewis street, Fair Haven, $5 per month. Two rooms in the basement, No l6 Gin street, $4 per month. Six rooms, No. 278 Grand street, with hot and cold water, water closet and bath roomG Apply to s-~--T---r JACOB HELLER, auo7 poor, vaJa Not;,,oaJ T7ovI 1I,i16JT1
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WANTED, Corset Stitchers fO Work at uoo

Y a. and highest pay Persons desrors eSIy S TWO work s ssi.en VII be taught gratuitously To tbosa mug tsrns to obtain We offer tn eri bpatsd ana @ easy % s%eTing Machine" on small monthly ipsiniinet @ a!ts the balance earned the stipulated instP ma Pay casn every month at our ofit e -0iiiheht in If we fail to eend work we aslr no ,.,, seno H. This is good cpportu ity to obtain s uo & Acsine on easy terms, and within reach of eve- Straight sttfchers and c,losers IU .nta, @ iactory Highest prices steady work euar aneeeo m Learners will be taken from I4 v.ars aa or older. Apply or address, II ''ArS 'l age mvo1 1ot MAYER, sTROUsE X CO. Al Court street. wanted ImmediateIy. A snd s1 woman to take charge of confectton waiter. s' ALSO hrst-class man --s1H a------- z. .- 151 CHURCH STREET.
 SITUATION WANTED b understanas tha In a, private family thoroughly pest Of reference can refer to past ennaSer .Hs1. 9'- .,J. e." this offce w ANIED-A partner with capta1 to to.r ,,, ters Have tborP 1n Plantng raising and growing oys for 1o three I e. days, '' business Address 1nyls s.- NATIVE" this onlce
 WANTED. A F1RsT-cLAss. arriago Blacksmith. mv,oo. BRDCKETT * TUTILE O. 9l Gofe Street
 WANTED. Rf PERSON who is fully cop1pe+ent t .,. to1 charge sh 9f few young children to board loco place Address in the country in god healthy mylo o1- MISS IL N. HALL. westv He P O. WANTED. A experienced shirt collar an cuff ttitoher 1A ELM CITY SHIRT co. ny. --- VI 70 0 urt Street.
 WANTED, A capable and energetic nnan collector; (strgle preferred must furnish Al references and securitv apply from 9 to Il a. m, at
 Gay Brothers, mvE 256 Chapel Street. AN TO eos5 SET Tops and do TFimmers' Jobbins al myls If AT.&c. B. DENAREsT.
 WANTED. A PARTNER with from u, ,OOO to ss 900 in an ga. A abolished manufa turing business where tbars is large percentage of profit The Ids are sis An excellent opportunity for live man Address my7tf New Haven Conn.
 WANTED. GENERAL honest, energetic men of fair ad Sress can make rom $50 to s75 per month the year round other necessary household ar, cles on iIstaI ents good reference or slight security required i el cry case Apply at G9 GEM il. STREET
 WANTED, \ AVN MOWERS TO SHARPEN or repair-be NI.tse VIZ nave n1acnl11e Tor the purpose, m6 If Cor Artisan and Co1Irt s+raats
 GAUDEFROY'S EMPE4ee NNz EiN'R' ssgSFEG7E. NY suitable girls wanting places to 20 to work in 1A seesEore houses, or any other summer resorts may apply at So 3319 Orange street, and leave their addresses at the office. By doing they will have good situations secured for the summer saason S3H Orange street, near Crown street. myl0 CAUDEFRoy
 
 WANTED, 50 Experienced Boot Makers. Apply to
 Candee Rubber Co., sp9tf 0'S'
 WANTED, INEXPERIENCED Buttonhole Makers I ELM CITY SHIRT CO., tna1o Corner State and Court
 WANTED NO buy lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- N pets Highest cash price paid Orders by mai romptly attended to, st
 o0 2a CHURCH ST.
 $. ". SeerRe, Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Nc. Caan- Savings Bank Building [" af CrETTRCH STREET
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Firsf.6Iass Residenca foI. lale-

NfA OWING to contemplated change in business id location the ensuing fall, offer my residence M.1 corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for ale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven,
 ruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- don stone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam
 slso gas and water, stationary range and tubs
 arge barn and carriage house; accommodations for dye horses; gas and water; room for man Large aennery and garden. Parties meaning business can apply on $he premises. =' e&
 my31 H FREDERICK ". BABooGK.
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M 0GI@e.

Frank IF. Sargent, PRACTICAL sewing machine man of over eight yerrs experience, is ready to CLEAN and RE- PAIR all kinds of SEWING MACHINES promptly. Will call st your house if sent for. Charges from soc to $1 25. Parts extra. Needles, &c.,, Be-, for all machines.
 FRANK P. SARGENT, unY12 P O
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Proposals for Dredging ana for
 Rip-rap Granite. @@Ns

n wV --.-. s1 NKw LONDON, CoNE., May 1S IsSl SEALED PROPos ALS will be received at this of 0 Ace untH II a m, the 18th day Of Juna iaS1 as follows; 6 DREDGING :s5-a2' EE7s v,
 New Haven Harbor, Conn.,; Bridgeport Harbor
 Conn; Norwaik Hzrbor, Conn; Southport Harlsorl
 onn.; New Ionds n HzRbor. Conn; Thames River Conn; Housatonic River Conn., s-,sz --l=. z
 Rip-Rap Granite for breaks ater at New Haven Har- Dor, Conn; stonington Harbor Conn., Port Jefferson s pecihc&tfons and blank forms for ProDosslSs az,d guaranty will be sent application to this ofaoe 2 nay46 St 5- J. V. BARLOW, Maj of Engfneera
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Beautiful Residence To Kent,
 a LOCATED in the most desirable part of the Hi city, 10 minutes from the colleges. The house EtIb is modern in every respect, contains 8 large number of rooms all heated by steam; Barn and Carriage House complete. Inc grounds very large and airy tastily decorated with every variety of shade and fruit trees, fountains and statuary There two very large han0some graperiee hot and cold, producing abu ndamce of choice fruit The conservatory is perfect, containing large varie ty of the choicest plants and flowers The owner will If desrred keep the grounds and premises in order. These premises can be rented for year, for term of years. For particulars, call on
 [. B. AMMAN, rna24 If 63 Church Street.
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'OR SALE-CHARLES ISLAND

A PLEASANT front chamber, furnished or un- "A furnished. For particulars inquire at
 my13 If :Erz--=lsl IT GILL STREET. ENOE1 e T EN 1III A TST IHSI IC E.-A NIIN
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

heAA The suit of offices over our banking house. Miia corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A tatis WslG factory party can obtain lease for term of years Apply on the premises
 nOtf w. T. HATCH SONS,
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--MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SUN SETS, L1s 12.43 g. m- 5.5S P. m.
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EOR. RENT.

k<AA ssThe lower part with three chambers1 of q &iid first class house, 5I6 Howard avenue. Has aIl MI the mo fern conveniences and improvements Rent S325 per year. Also several rooms over 5S Church street Call at 3O1 GEORGE STREET.
 ap22 Geo -Wm. Peck.
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auO hymns Tor the great Sunday School pub he- Our best writers and composers have oontribu. ted The book has beautiful title, is well printed and is every way desirable Send for specimen free1, specimen copy, which is mailed for tha re- tail price, 35 cents
 Also just published, THE BEACON LIGHT, sOc by by Abbey and Munger, making a trio of Sunday School books that cannot be excelled-
 OLIVER DITSON & CO.,, my21 esa&w BOSTON
 DISSOLUTION. ENHE copartnership heretofore existing between s. by mutual consent. $. s. ADAM, will continue the business at is1 Grand street. sn1 G. M CLARK at 94 Exchange street.
 May Is, 1881. my2O 3t+
 For Sale at Auction, FENHE Resl Estate of THE BURTON BREWING CO.,, situated on the cornerG Chapel and East streets. Also the movable property connected ther with and the remaining uncollscted accounts due said Compa ny. The above described estate will be sold at the banking office of the Yale National Bank of New Have, by F. 8. BRADLEY, my2o 2t Trustee. ks sc A E. Es A Es G A H N S!
  Strawberries Strawberries Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 5c at.
 lbs. good Turkish Prunes 25c. Plantation Java Coffee 23c lb, 5 lbs. $1. Only 15c buys dog. Fresh Eggs. Fresh Pieplant, 20 h.
 Fresh Native Kale loo pk
 Sweet Oranges, 15c to 25c dog. Extra Lemone, 15c dog.
 Nice Bananas, Sc each. Fine large Sweet Potatoes BOG pix Extra Golden Pumpkin. 10c can (new lot> Good Gained Corn, 10c.
 Best Canned Tomatoes. leo.
 lbs bang up Raisns, 25c.
 Choice new able Butter BOG, 3H lbs. $1. Choice New Process and Family Flour at low prices Strictly cash prices.
 J. H. Kearney, nny19 Cor. Hill SG. md Congress Ave. Strawberries Strawberries Fine Ripe Strawberries 1sc at. Fresh Duck Egvs, 1sc doz Nice Black Tea, 20c ID. Japan !" 200 h. Try it. Cape Cod Granberries, Sc qE. Fine large Lemons, 12c dog. Can Pears, 1nc can English Walnuts, Sc ID. Flour! Flour! Flour!
 Grand Reduction! The very finest New Process, $s.75 A splendid New Process, S7.50. Finest kind of Family, ST. Nice Pastry Flour, s6.5O.
 ED. Na. WeIcEl X Son, sos. 28 and 80 Congress Avenue.
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Notice to Contractors. Belgian Pavement, Concrete Walks,
 Park Fence, Sewers and Bridge.
 OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
 ROOM No. IT CITY HALL, NEW HAVEN Or, May 12, 1881. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this o1ice o until 7:SO o'clock p. m., Wednesday,, May 25th 1881, for the following work, viz:
 Belgian Pavement-On Water street, from Franklin street to Olive street. Concrete Walks-Op Spireworth Square.
 Park Fence wooden fence around Munson Park Sewers-In Oak street and Spruce street. from Y,rk street to George street.
 In Clark street, from State street to Orange street. In Ed street, from State street to Orange street. In Elm street, from Garden street to Kensington street.
 In Norton street. from Derby avenue to Chapel street.
 Bridge-Stone abutments and timber bridge over the New Haven and Derby railroad companys track on line of West Portsea street. The contract for this work will be with the New Haven and Derby railroad company and the city of New Haven jointly, and each to pay one half of the expense.
 The plans specifications and contracts can be at this office. Blank forms of proposal, with the quired sureties bond attached upon which all bids must be made. can be had upon application. No proposals will be received after the time speci fed, and all proposals not properly filled out will be rejected.
 The right to reject any all bids will be reserved By order of the Board of Public Works.
 CHARLES E. FOWLER, rny14 16 IT 21 23 24 City Engineer.
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TNHE annual meeting of the St. Vincent Mutual \ Burial Association will be held in the Oh .rch Street Opera House on Sunday, May 22, at o'clocl D. m, for the purpose of electing offirers and tn, transaction of any other business thst may be fore said meeting. All members requested to be present. By order of the
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS THOMAS OBRIEN, Secretary my2I if
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Monday, May 23, at 4 P. M.,
 The CArmody Lot on Beach street, West Haven, 65 feet front deep The lot adjoins the proper ty of Ex-Mayor weich. has ater front, a substan tial wall and is by many considered the most val uable vacant lot on the shore. But a small number of desirable lots Beach street remain unoccu pied and in few years property with water front wi in the opinion of good judges more than double in value The present is splendid opportunity for a choice inves ment Sale to take place the prem ises For particulars. apply to
 my1s St B. c. LAKE. 65 Church Street.
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FOR RENT

AsAA ROOMS Nos 6, 9 and I5 in MitcheiI's BaiIc
 s;a ing, sos Chapel street Inquire of F 7-45i1 MClih ma1O aodH M. HERRITY. Rnnm No. a
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"A The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell
 tEiiH corner of Park and George streets, only five EU minutes walk from the postofhce. The house Is large and modern style with all the conVeniences lsual1y found in strictly frst-clas7 house. 15S feet Park street. 220 feet George street. run hing through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vnes bearing choicest va
 eties Of fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate if de sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,-