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Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

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The entire stock Of groc aries OF the store,
No. 39 W. Second street, will be sold at
public auction on TUESDAY, March 22d,
commencing az z o'clock, p. m. and oensin.
uing until all are sold. Also the fixtures
generally used 10 hrst. class grocery can DO
examined any time previous TO sale. At tho
same time two horses: No l, baV horse,
George, 8 years old, sound, q perfect family
horse No. 2, black mare. Maggie, sound. 9
years old, one Of the finest road hOrses In the
StatA. AlsO etore wagon.
nj. A. ]. SPRINGER.
DRAKE l. Co, Auctioneers, marlstSt
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NOTICE.-JOHN RAMO. PRACTICAL
~ Sewing Macnine Kepalrer. s. W. cor.
Ninth and Jefferson streets, will remove
March 25th to 1903 W. NINTH ST, Opposite
Lafayette Hotel.) Parts and attachments
tor all machines furnished. Also needles Of
all kinds. mar9.t25
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A. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN a FORTUNE FFURTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS ID AT NEW Or
LEANS. TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1851
18TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the State for Education
sl and Charitable purposes, In 1865, FCR
THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
TO which the inviolable faith Of the State ID
pledged, which pledge has been renewed By
franchise in the new consultation adopted De-
cember and, A. D., 1879, with q capital oa
o., ,O00, 900, to which 1t has since added a re.
serve fund Of over Ss50, 1000.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTKI-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 900 TICKETS AT TWO D0L'RS EACH.
HALF-TlCkETS ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Pr1Se. .f3o 900
lOaDital Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
Capital Prlze... b,OUO
Prizes OF $26O0...... b,0O0
bPriEes Of 1000. O................,... 5000
~ TrlSos ol oN.'..'s......''.....' lV'VvW /
100 Prizes Of 100. 10000
200 Prizes Of 6O........-...........l 10000
wv 1rizes OF N..'.''..'."''''.''' t0,vv
l0OO PriGes Of lO............... lO,VVv
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
Approximation Prizes OF $500. ........2,700
Approximation Prizes OF 200. 0........1,600
APPROXIMATION Prizes Of l0o......... 900
1857 Prizes amounting TO-. .gl10 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders by express orr
In Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All cur Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Oh
GENERALS q. T. BEAURE4ARD, and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
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LOST,

A LII THE RAGE! ALL tn e RAGE!
n. Send and get q SGT OF Gold, Silver or
Highly Colored Fancy Cards, 8 cents set.
Samples 10 cents, or 100 gold, silver and col
ored, no two alike, so cents or in sets: No
advertisements on them unless required.
feb2ststdltw W. II CHESTER,
40 Washington St, Charlestown. Mass
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A PEPsIA ia the wondsr Of oil hrst-clas
A physieiaas.
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r:SDR sALE.-TWo FINE SHOATs.
\ Apply 81 Farmers Market, No. 2 East
~ street. marl4.u
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DUBLIU SALE

L. W. STIpBAH 4 Son. A
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08
Auction Mart.

An auction mart is to be opened at the Broadway livery and sales stables, G. C.. Austin proprietor, for the sale by auction of horses, carriages, harness, robes,s sleighs, blankets. etc, sales to be twice each month Entries can now be made of stock, old or new, to be disposed of, first sale to take place about Dec. 20, and all entries to be in by Dec 18th. See advertisement. MT. Aus tin is prepared to furnish the best of livery teams at reasonable prices, also to board korses with the best accommodations.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M MemtiOn.

The Harugari Liedertafel give concert Monday evening.
 Henry Bryant, well known Hartford art ist, died yesterday morning, aged 60. Death was caused by tumor on the left cheek.
 John H. Jones, secretary and treasurer of Section 149, Endowment rank K. of P, re- ceived during the year $1O,ss2.15; expend- ed $1O, ,S46.6O.
 Miss Marie L. Kirschner, formerly of this city, who is gaining quite a reputation in New York church singer, recently sang at ChickeEing Hall.
 Ann Farley; aged 19, living at No. 6 Fac tory street, took dose of laudanum Tuesday evening. Dr. Surridge brought the patient out of danger. She had been suffering from despondency.
 A young man named Keefe, living in Ber- lin, was killed iu Hartford Tuesday night by being run over by train on the New York and New England railroad. It is thought he jumped from the train.
 MT. Brooker, a well known New York gen. tleman, long jeweler at 80 Nassau street, has opened store in Malley's block, oppo- site Trinity church, with 8 handsome stock of new goods. See Adv.
 At o'clock yesterday afternoon the fune- ral of James W. Barnett took place at his residence on Grown street near Park The bearers were M. B. Scott, George w. Fay Tor, Ebner Andrews and Morris M Burdick
 Wendell Holtz. the smallpox patient in Bridgeport, who was removed to the town farm several days ago. died at two o'clock yesterday morning. His wife and seven chil dren are left destitute by his death The case is a sad one.
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BuSV Times.

The fifteen engines and 300 cars of the Naugatuck road are kept busy just now re- moving the enormous quantity of freight which is constantly accumulating on the docks of the company in Bridgeport. Work is progressing on the new round house and the seventy-ive foot addition to the machine shops in shat city. The round house will be furnished with every possible convenience known to the railroad business.
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VOL. XIX.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Thursday Morning, Dec. g. 1881.
NRW ADYERTIsEMEN1s z'0-DA J

NEW ADVERI.LSEMEN TO-DA J Albums-At Gays. At MalIey's-Holiday Aresents. Agreement for Adoption-Eva NJ Clindy. Bargains in Cloaks-At Bretzfeders. Broadway Livery Stable-G. c. Austin Buy Early-At Ma1ley's Cheap Books-At Gays Christmas Cards-Peck Sperry. Christmas Cards-At NorthroDs. Children's Cloaks ks-At Bretzfelders. Chatterbox-At Gays. Feast for the Juveniles-At Malleys- For Rent-Tenement-C. E. thompson Co For Sale-Grocery Bnl-P. Creegan. Great Exeitement-At Gays. Holiday Books-At Malley's. Holiday Goods-Whittelsey Co. Holiday Goods-408 Chapel Street. Holiday Goods-F. c. Futile. Holiday Presents-At Malley's. Imported Rugs-H. A Buzdikyan. Low Prices-At Bretzfelders. New Enterprise-G. c. Austin. New Home Machine-E. L. Cat1in. Oil Paintings Given Away-At Gays. Persian Rugs-H. A. Buzdikyan- Pleasure CarrRges-B. Manvi1le x Co., Probate Notice-Estate of Michael Harvey. Poultry-D. M. Welch Son. Poultry-J. H. KearOey. Poultry-L- Schonberger. Prizes for BeauGy-P. T. Rarnum. Repairs-P. E. Austin.
 Santa Claus-At Malley's.
 Simmons Liver Regulator-At Druggists. Special Bargains At Bretzfelders. Wanted-Board and Rooms-"S. A. t. Wanted-Young Man-"Box 1097." Wanted-Si -Situation-2S9 Portsea Street. wanted-Situation-265 Hamilton Street. Wanted-Situation-5 York Street. Wanted-SituntioD-2 Commerce Street. wanted-Situation-21 Hamilton Street. Watches and Jewelry-Welis GuEde. Websters Dictionaries-Gay Brothers.
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Water Tanks.

The Board of Public Works have com menced the work of changing the overflow watering troughs, so that the water will be constantly running in and out of the tanks, thereby affording pure water for horses. The tank at the junction of Bridge and Water streets was partially completed yesterday. The next tank to receive consideration will be the one at the junction of St. John and Grand streets
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Two New Factories and One Hundred
 

Ground has been broken for the two new factories that are to be erected in the west ern part of the city for the use of the Corn wall Patterson manufacturing company. One of the factories will be 400 and the other 200 feet in length. One hundred houses are also to be erected in the locality by MT. James Patterson, for the workmen.-B9fdge- mort FI197ne7
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moroseness and despondency, dyspepsia con- stipation, piles and debility are commonly due to a morbid liver. These ailments are readily removed and cured by Simmons Liver Regulators purely vegetable tonic, cathartic and alternative. de9 6d1w
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uoun,rr,e,r nank Notes.

Bankers and merchants would do well to look out for counterfeit $5 bill on the Na- tional bank of Pawling, N. Y. One bank in this city has been offered three of these bills lately. It is an old counterfeit that has been started up again
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H. A. Buzdikyan, at 40 Chapel street un der New Haven House, will offer to the peo- pie of this city for short time a lot of im- ported Persian rugs, etc., at prices 30 per cent. less than the genuine goods are ordin- ariIy sold for.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08

A splendid stock of fine gold and silver watches in gents and ladies' sizes; fine clocks jewelry, chains, lockets, bracelets, studs buttons, and paintings, beautiful Greciar vases, Rogers triple plated ware in knives forks, spoons, castors, etc., now on exhibi tion at 4oS Chapel street, opposite Trinity church. Auction sales every evening. Pri vate sales during the day.
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications

Lnd1ca.1on~-
 WAR DEPARTMENr, OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGEAI. OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 8-1 A. M. For New England, colder clearing weather, north west winds higher barometer. For the Middle States fair weather, northwest to northeast winds, higher pressure.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08

Every purchaser to the extent of $4.50 will receive an oil painting in heavy gilt frame. GAY BROTHERS,
 3S5 State Street
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sunken CnnaIRont.

The canal boat run into and sunk by the steamer City of Worcester, in New York harbor yesterday morning, was the E. M. McCafrey. She was on her way from New burgh to Bridgeport with $50 tons of coal and was one of five in tow of the tug Leon are Richards. The only pefson on board the boat was Thomas McCaffrey, her owner and and captain. The canal boat was cut in two and Captain McCaffrey was left in the water when the fragments sank, and was res. cued by two men in a boat. The boat was worth $3, 200, was built last August, and was all her owner had in the world
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The Law and the Burglar.

Several leading citizens in Hartford have interested themselves in the matter of im- proving the present laws relating to burg lary, by making the penalty for the crime worth something as 8 moral agent in re- straining criminals, and they propose draft for 8 law which is not halfway enactment. For the burglary of 8 dwelling house in the night season they desire for the first ofense 8 minimum punishment of ten years in the State prison, instead of two as now provided, and maximum punishment of twenty years instead of five. For the second offense they will ask the Legislature to provide for life imprisonment. As radical a change as this proposes, the promoters of it give it 8, strong defense, not so much because they expect that the penalties will by their infiic- tion lessen crime, but because the severity of the law will keep burglars out of the State and stop burglarious operations. The moral benefits to be derived are estimated in proportion to those which have heen gained by the passage of severe tramp law in Con- necticut which has substantially driven the tramps out Any well framed law calculated to protect the citizens of the State in their homes from the midnight raids of house. breakers who are ever ready to main or kill at the slightest provocation will be apt to be favorably considered by the Legislature.- Hartford COaL7'G7st.
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World for Quality and Price.
 Remember they were not selected by dry goods hand who knows nothing about the business. He has had twenty years experi- ence and therefore can offer the following $1.5O books for 45 cents, and no other house in the city can do it. We have just given away large number of oil paintings and will continue to give them away until further notice. Amongst the forty-fve cent books can be found Waverly Novels, Hume's Eng land, Macaulay's England, Gulliver's Travels, Vicar of Wakefield and Paul and Virginia, the Arabian Nights, Dickens Twice Told Tales, Tennyson's Poems, Lytton's Dramas and a large stock of other popular books
 3S5 State street, nearly opposite the CoUR- TER office.
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st2, 900 lbs. of candies given away" Every good child, boy or girl, can have candy for nothing between the hours of and p. m, Thursday evening at Malley's.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08

How many homo has been robbed of sum- shine and happiness and rendered sad and desolate by the loss of some dear and petted child. This is dangerous season for chil- dren, and parents should keep Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup handy. Price 25 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08
Fire.

MT. Blansfeld's two-tenement house on Railroad Hill, Waterbury, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The fire was seen by the engineer of a freight train. He blew the whistle loud and long. Neither tene- ment was occupied, family having removed from the building but few hours prior to the fire Loss S1 GOO
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Buy your holiday presents early and avoid the rush. EDWARD MALLEY
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will give away about 2,000 lbs. of candies to the little folks tomorrow evening at MalIey's between the hours of and p. n. Be on hand early. little ones.
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Santa Clans

Buy your holiday books at Malley's great book sale. EDWARD VALLEY.
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Bretzfelder has large stock of Children's Cloaks, which he sells at remarkably low prices some as low as $2.
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Gays Autograph and Photograph All bUms in great variety at reduced prices.
 325 STATE STREET
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Feast for che Juveniles.

Buy your holiday books at Malley's great book sale. EDwARD MALLEY
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Gay elected by 5,2oO majority to give away oil paintings to book buyers. Scrap, auto graph and photograph, albums at very low prices. Look out for the ghost stories in dry goods stores and see how many books professors and students buy there.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08
A Acoon Hunt and Its Consequenees.

Coon Hunt and Its Consequences.
 A correspondent, 'P." says: A few nights ago party of well known sportsmen of this city took trip to the neighboring town of Milford in search of that willy ani- nal, the coon. It happened to be 8 good night for coons to hold their tssociables," and the party in question having several dogs that were particularly adapted to that kind of sport, trail was soon struck and au an- inaal was discovered of such weight and fighting calibre as to give the dogs hard tussle for the championship" After being twice dug out of hedges where he had found but temporary refuge, his coonship took a new tack for life haven and brought up at the humble dwelling of son of the Emerald Isle, situated remote from any other human habitations, where he leaped into pig-sty, causing unusual commotion among the pork CTS. The sudden intrusion upon the quiet settlement of several yelping canines and shouting hunters, worked up to the highest pitch of excitement over the chase, and that too at the unseemly hour of o'clock in the morning, had the natural effect to arouse the sleeping inhabitants, human, quadruped and fowl in short order, and for brief period the excitement of the situation was intense on all sides. The coon having been dis patched and taken from the sty, the atten- tion of our Nimrods was called to the house, where in front of the door stood Pat and Biddy shoulder to shoulder in true military attitude of defense, he in red flannel night dress and she in the usual female sleeping attire, while Pat, with an old fint-lock mus ket, which evidently had not been associated with powder for many years, was drawing bead" on his supposed midnight assailants Explanations soon followed, the dead coon was exhibited and remarked upon, merriment over the ludicrous situation indulged in, and our Irish citizens were allowed to finish their nights slumbers without further disturb ance Those who held free tickets to the ex- hibition say that the richness of the thing was 'ttoo utter" for description, and well worthy of illustration by Puck or comic almanac maker
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08
Bretzfelder is selling Listers and Jackets

Bretzfelder offers special bargains in Dol mans and Cloaks, some as low as $5.
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Great Sale of Holiday Goods

Buy your holiday presents early and avoid he rush. EDWARD VALLEY.
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Buy your holiday presents early and avoid the rush. EDWARD MALLEY-
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Great bargains in Cloaks at s. Bretzfelder's SIP Chapel street.
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Buy your holiday books at Malley's great book sale EDWARD MAILEY
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EDWARD ENGEL. Diamonds, Watches and JeWelry,
 Wholesale and Retail,
 All and A43 State Street.

Great bargains at ENGELS in Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Opera Glasses and lots of other goods, now opened and ready for inspection.
 Do you want pair of first water Diamond Solitaire Pin, or Diamond Stud2 Go to ENGEL's and save 50 per cent.
 Do you want Gold Qady's or gent's) Watch, Ameri- or Swiss cased in the very latest style? Go to ENGEL'S and save 50 per cent.
 Do you want handsome Solid Gold Set, Solid Gold Finger Ring, Chain Bracelets, Buttons, anything else in the Jewelry line? Go to ENGEL'S and save 50 per cent.
 Do you want elegant French Opera Glass; in white smoked pearl of first class manufacture Go to ENGEL'S and save 50 per cent.
 Do you wish t0 take look at the handsomest and largest display of Holiday Presents in the JeWelry line? Go to ENGEL'S. We will show you goods with pleasure and you the trouble to look else where. 2 5s5 d2 20t
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Buy your holiday presents early and avoid fine rush. EDWARD VALLEY.
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Repairs.


 P. E. Austin is the only sewing machine agent in the city that has ever made a sewing machine. He has had an experience of twenty years on the different kinds of sew ing machines. fifteen years of which being in this city. He is now sole agent for the in- comparable Household, at 194 Chapel street, where all orders can be left.
 Webster's Dictionaries. Family Bibles, Diaries and Juvenile Books at nearly half price. GAY BROTHERS,
 3S5 State Street. It's hard to believe Miss Whittier was cured of such terrible sores by Hoods Sarsa- parilla, but reliable people prove it. seaIskin sacques, dolmans and circulars of any quality at Stew ems & Brooks, 273 Chapel street. The Treadwen seal is the only kind that will not fade, and Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street, are the only dealers who have l 8 large assortment of these goods. Youman's Hats.
 Silk, stiff and opera hats of the best quail l ty, at Stevens Brooks, 273 Chapel street. Rubber coats and circulars, at Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street. d3 Ct
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where thousands of Christmas cards are given away. Every purchaser to the extent of one dollar can have fifty cents' worth of Christmas cards, if they desire them in pref erence to the costly gifts which we give. office.
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Buy your holiday books at Malley's great broly-aaJa EDwARD MAIIEy
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Connfr Cornm,.aianar...

County ConamKss10mer6s The following licenses were granted by the County Commissioners yesterday: New Haven-Henry Merwin, 752 State Thomas Brinley East and CoIlis N. " Rood, S9 Union; Carl Sehi1f 21S Grand E. A. Gessner, 301 Chapel; James Walsh, Water street; Charles B. Storer, 99 Dixwen avenue.
 Naugatuck-John NJ. Melaith.
 The Board will ha in session again today.
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who is wise enough to come and see us. Gu entire establishment is converted into mag azine of Christmas and Holiday Goods. The grandest array of Presents for old and young or middle-aged that has eyer been collected under single roof. Special care has been devoted to the selection of articles suitable for gifts to older people, and we confidently assert that our assortment of Leather Goods and Fancy Goods generally are not only un- surpassed, but unsurpassable. We have an- ticipated large and lively Holiday Season, and to this end we are adding fresh
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Irritable Temper,

Buy your holiday presents early and avoid the rush. EDWARD VALLEY.
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Bretzfelder is selling Listers and Jackets at marvellous low prices, some as low as $2. 50-
 Bretzfelder manufactures all his cloaks, he can therefore sell them less than other stores buy them at.
 Bretzfelder has his cloths all sponged be- fore they are made up in cloaks.
 Bretzfelder leads in low prices; he cannot be undersold. d8 1d1w.
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Great Excitement.

Buy your holiday presents early and avoid the rush. EDWARD VALLEY
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An old CaptainDen4

Am Old Ca P4ai M Denfls .-~s-7----
 Captain John Brooks a veteran ship and steamboat captain, died in Bridgeport yes terday morning, aged eighty-six. The de- ceased was a man of considerable wealth and a liberal contributor to religious and charita- ble institutions. He was lifelong personal friend of the late Commodore Vanderbilt and was well known among the old business men of New York and New England
 In his earlier life he had charge of a line of packets on the Sound. In 1924 ha became captain of the steamboat ''John Marshall D which ran between New York and NorwaIk. He remained in this post about year and then took charge of the United States, !" plying between New Haven and New York. Soon afterwards he became captain of the IS. B. Hudson a fine boat built by Mont gomery Livingston to run on the Hudson river, but at that time running between New York and New Haven.
 Fair Haven.
 Seth Seeley, 8 shipbuilder boarding at the Fair Haven Hotel was knocked down and run over by passing team near the hotel Monday evening. He escaped with only a few bruises.
 George M Graves has the frame up for the new oyster dredging steamer for the Smith Brothers, of Oyster Point
 It is reported that contracts have been made for the erection of two vessels at the ship yard near Red Rock
 Election day, Tuesday, passed of quietly enough in the Fourteenth ward, Fair Haven East. Considerable interest was taken, it being the first election held since the borough was added to New Haven town, bat the old town elections, when it was part of East Ha- ven, were lively ones.
 A skating rink was opened Tuesday ev- -enino in Central Hall, under the auspices of the B. T. D. club It promises to take fine y.
 About sixty ladies and gentlemen, princi- pally New Haven people, gathered at the res idence of o. A, Rose on Quinnipiac street on Tuesday evening, and enjoyed banquet, dancing, singing, etc.
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Youman's Hats. Silk, stiff and opera hats of the best quail ty, at Stevens $ Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08

Rubber coats and circulars, at Stevens $ Brooks, 273 Chapel street. d3 Ct
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seaIskin Sacques, dolmans and circulars of any quality at Stew ems & Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
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ohntterbox. Only 33c. at Gays Great
 Book Sale,
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Gays FOrty-Five Cent Books Beat ths
 World for Quality and Price.