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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-27
LUUAL NEWS.



The New Haven Temperance association
will meet this evening in the hall of the Y.
NJ. C. A.
Senator Bradstreet, Republican, was unan-
imously renominated yesterday at Woodbury.
for the Senate.
Willard F. PIatt died yesterday of cerebral
congestion at the residence of his father, D.
NJ. Plat, on Pearl street.
We call notice to the advertisement Of
Bunnell & Scranton to all parties who are
looking for safe Investment.
Two pears raised in the garden of Mr..
Geo. H Fowler on Humphrey street each
measured 124 inches in circumference.
William W. sperry, postal clerk in this
city, died yesterday morning of Bright's dis
ease. For four years Mr.. Sperry had been
on the through route from New York to Bos-
ton.
The committee of arrangements of the
Mutual Aid association of the New Haven
fire department met last evening and voted
to give grand ball at Peck's Grand Opera
House, December 10, with Thomas orches.
ira assisting.
Mr. Bowman, the photographer, has just
issued some very artistic photographs OF
Woodbridge's famous old oak tree. They
command much attention, and were taken to
meet the desire of prominent gentlemen who
attended the oak tree celebration.
The marriage of Senator George NJ Gum
and Miss Hattie G. Fowler, daughter Of
Judge John w. Fowler, took place at half
past o'clock Wednesday afternoon in St
Peters church, Milford, and the event called
forth large assembly. 1t was brilliant af
fair.
At the public recognition of the new Bap
fist church in YaIesville Wednesday, Rev. J
v Carton, of Meriden, spoke on the topic
s'What constitutes a strong church?" Rev
A. e. Ball, of New Haven, spoke on '"Tht
Gospel Saviour of Life," and Rev. T. s
-so1. ~1so of New Haven, gave a yer,
beautiful address or the Church
Triumph" Thezneeting was very interest
inc
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Src5able.

The first sociable of the season of the
Star Circle association was held last evening
at LOOMS Temple of Music, and was very
successful affair,sover one hundred couples
participating. The toilets of many of the
ladies were very tasteful. Promptly at $50
Thomas orchestra took their places upon the
stage and rendered the following concert:
Overture. Bonnie Scotland
March Somerset
Sci. ctions. Will the Roses Bloom Again
Waltz. .......................L Les SreneS
Immediately following the concert a fine
banquet was served in the hall, after which
dancing was INDUCED in until the small hours
of morning Mr.. V, NJ Beecher did the
honors of prompting, and ably sustained his
well earned reputation as first class
prompter. The sociable was pronounced by
all the best ever given by the circle.
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REPUBLICANS. ATTENTION!

There are many Republicans on the regis
try LETS registered Ito be made" who have
men to take the electors oath. Only short
time now remains to do SO. Every such Re-
publican should attend to the matter to-day,
when it can be done quickly, and avoid the
delay which the crowd during the last hours
causes The Board sits at the City Hall
from to 1 and from 2 to 5.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Friaay Merning. Oct. %. 1882.
NEW EMBELLISHMENTS 1'O-DA ]

NEW ADVERIISEMENTS TO-DA Y.
Crowns Iron Bitters-At Druggists.
Crea1.. 6alm For Catarrh johnson, Holloway Y CO.
Oornices-I94 Chapel >treet.
Diamond DS es-At Druggists.
Death on Dirt AT D. ugRists'.
Drapery Goods-194 Chapel Street.
DR. Bulls Cough syrup-At Druggists'
EIss Cream Balm-At Dru gists'.
For Rent Furnished Roon.-139 Elm Street.
For sale Houses-McAlister Warren.
For Sale-Business-129 State Street.
For Sa e-First Mortgage Bonds Bunnell Scranton
For Sale-Coupe Ro kaway-P O. Box el5
For Sae-Grand Piano-1A Dwight Street.
Iron Btters-At Druggists
Joseph Jefferson-Carlls Opera House.
Kidney Wort-At Druggists.
Ladies' Fur Garments-Brooks Co.
Lace Uurtains-194 Chapel Street.
To Printers-''A. B. CT
Vegetable Compound-Lydia E. Pinkham.
wanted-Young Man-425 State Street
Want.d-Co k-2OO Temple Street.
Wanted Salesmen-J n. Adam Co.
Wanted-Agent- 2n3 Chapel Street:
Wanted-Rooms \. Y. u.
Wanted-Situation-1' F."
Wanted-Situation-"H. P B."
MISUNDERSTANDING Union Street.
Wedding Presents-S. Silverthau Son.
Wilsonia Magnetic Appliances Julius Ives.
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There were about thousand Democrats
assembled in Peck Grand Opera House last
evening. The first grand rally" of the cam
paign can hardly be reckoned success The
meeting was called to order at eight o'clock
by Hon. James Gallagher, chairman of the
Democratic State committee. Judge William
G. Robinson was elected chairman, his en-
trance on the stage being greeted with great
applause. OF large number of vice presi-
dents and secretaries very few took seats on
the stage.
Judge Robinson, on taking the chair, smade
really eloquent address, eulogizing the
State and Congressional candidates and ex-
planning the fundamental principles of the
party. The speaker of the evening, Hon. E..
K. Apgar, of New York. was next introduce
ed. His address was full of facts and figures,
showing the economy of the Democracy be
fore the rebellion and the extravaganza of
Repu blicanism since then and up to the
present time. 1t was rather dry for the au-
dience, however, and before the orator had
spoken half an hour many of the audience
began to leave the hall. AS We have said,
the meeting not exactly success. The
! excuses offered were lack of sufficient adver-
Using and the illness of the chairman of the
Town committee.
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Goldsmith's Testimony.
Goldsmith speaks of
THAT dire disease, whose ruthless power
Withers the beauty's transient hower''
No truer description could be given of the
disease of the kidneys, which, uncared for,
ripens into Bright's disease and cuts down
our strongest men in a very short time. And
if Goldsmith had known of Hunts Remedy
he would undoubtedly have continued his
poem, and spoken of
''Hunt's Remedy, whose matchless worth,
Makes it boon to all the earth.'
1t is surely a boon to thousands OF suffer-
ers who have been able to find relief nowhere
else. o23 3teod.
Ladies' and Misses cloth, cashmere and
Isle gloves-full assortment.
oc23 3t cod j. N. ADAM & Co.
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Messrs. johnson, Holloway Co., whole
sale druggists of Philadelphia, Pa, report
that some time ago gentleman handed them
a dollar, with request to send good ca
tarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona
Recently the same gentlemen told them that
G. Fremont, Governor of Arizona had been
cured of catarrh by the two bottles of Ely Is
Cream Balm.
Messrs Ely Bros Druggists, Oswego,
N. "A few days ago saw a lady who had
used your Cream Balm for Catarrh, and had
found more relief in one bottle than from all
other remedies she had tried. I enclose 81
for two bottles. Yours respectfully, JAMES
Kitchen, M. D., Providence, r. I.
Apply into nostriis with little finger.
nO7 aO6&UOu
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Pearl handle pistol W. II. TaIcott, Co. z, Waing-
ford.
Ivory handle pistol Sergeant G. E. scoville, Co, H.
Middletown.
COMPANY TEAMS.
The first prize, trophy valued at $780, by Co. X
Wallingford.
The second, $40, was won by Co I, Meriden, who
chose the third prize, Winchester rifle. and the
ond prize, $2o-the r.fe-was by Co. "A, Water
bury
Fourth, cash, SIS, Co G, sarsheld Guard.
Fifth, clock, Co A. Fifth Battalion
Sixth, mirror, Co. E, Light Guard.
Seventh, cash. SO, Co Il. Middletown.
Eighth, ice pitcher, Co. F. Grays.
Ninth, album, Co. B, City Guard:
Tenth, bird cage, Co. D, Blues.
INDIVIDUAL PRIZES.
Colonel Smith badge Ii utanapt Lane, Co. Meri-
den, who also won the Colonel Bario badge.
The Colonel Bacon badge, won by Private Ross, Co
K, Wallingfords
There were forty more individual prizes
won valued at from ST. to 81 apiece.
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N. B-Furs repaired by practical workmen. Seal
Sacques and Silk Garments made to order, refined
and trimmed. oops
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Governor Bigelow was one of the guests
of the occasion. Following the supper q
| number of fine after dinner speeches were
| made. General Ford as chairman led off
with congratulations to the committee on the
success of their work, making felicitous g.
marks heard with great pleasure, and con
Guided by calling up the ex chairman Mr. III.
III. Bunnell. The services of Mr.. Bunnell for
seven years past were appropriately recalled.
Mr.. Bunnell remarked the continued
growth of the annual collections, which had
risen from 81 900 the first year that the COM
mittee's work was done, to 81, 900 yesterday.
Mr.. Bunnell paid a tribute to General Ford
for his services, which was warmly applaud
ed.
Governor Bigelow was very happily intro
duced and added few words, much appre-
ciated by all, to the occasion. He paid
brief tribute to the orphan asylum and its
workers, and in the name of the people of
work done yesterday He also in behalf of
the committee returned thanks to General
Ford for the magnificent entertainment af-
forded.
Mr.. Plunkett was called upon. after felic-
itous words in reference to the committees
having upon it's list two candidates for Iegis-
lative honors. Mr.. Plupkett replied very
ingeniously and happily adding to the inter-
est of the occasion. The kingly and royal
manner in which the committee had been
entertained by it's chairman would, if this
was to be continued cause a grand rush of
candidates for places on the committee next
year. Much laughter greeted the sally.
Mr.. Ford now proposed the name OF City
Auditor Kimberly for the position of chair
man of the committee next year, and put the
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White Shirts.

creased very rapidly of late and we credit the
fact to the exceedingly good value we have
given in white shirts. Our SOC. and our
81. 90 shirts especially are unequaled at the
prices. J. N. ADAM & Co.
The scarlet, cardinal red, old gold, navy
blue, seal brown Diamond Dyes give perfect
results, Any fashionable color, 10 cents.
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Entertainments.



The Second. Company Govern or's Foot
Guard have arranged to give fine reception
to Captain Morse and Lieutenant johnson on
their return from Charleston. They expect
them home next Tuesday evening. The
company will combine a sociable with the
ment band for the occasion. Tickets to the
sociable will be one dollar.
MERRY WAR.
The attendance at Carlls Opera House last
evening, when Merry War;" comic opera
by Johann Strauss, was produced by Mr.. J.
Ell. Haverly's company, was quite large.
"Merry War;" by the author of so many
popular waltzes, has an attraction in this fact
which cannot fail to make it popular. Aside
from this the music is charming and full of
that dreamy, fascinating character which
causes one to involuntarily sway with its en-
chanting and soothing strains. It's beauty is
not confined alone to the waltz movements,
but throughout it is superior and has much
more of character than is common to ordi-
nary comic opera Although, consider
ing the number of performers, the
orchestra did well, it could not begin to do
justice to the score. Double and triple the
number would not have been too many to
have given it complete Interpretation.
The chorus should also be grand one in
fact, and the soloists possessed with voices of
more volume than some of those heard last
evening. Enough plot is attached to the
Ilbretto to keep up an interest," and wit and
jollity are freely interspersed. Miss Amy
Gordon as s'Violetta'' bore off the honors,
and the greater part of the excellence of the
entertainment was confined to her perform
ance Her voice is pure and clear and
we'll controlled, her clean cut staccato
in her first solo winning the most
enthusiastic applause of the evening.
Miss Pauline Hall made spirited ''Artemis
ia" and Mr.. William H. Fitzgerald as the
gossiping marquis we'll sustained the charac-
ter. His voice, though lacking in volume,
was musical, which, as did also his artful
manner of ''sympathizing" with the opposite
sex, won him considerable favor. Mr.. M.
Loe made very comical Dutchman, creating
considerable amusement. He also possessed
the only male voice of any volume in the
cast. Other portions of the cast were quite
weak. The chorus was of fair size and the
usual display of co1ored tights some of them
well filled, were great attraction. The per-
Torrance as a whole, although not up to ex-
pectations, was much enjoyed. This evening
it will be repeated and all lovers of Strauss
should not fail to hear the opera.
Rawson, the telegraph OPERATOR and Rood,
the Consolidated road conductor, have been
indicted for criminality in connection with
tho raoopf fupna7 5isoetoyAs
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Dangerous to Horses.

Complaint was made yesterday of a carter
that he was carting old shingles with the
nails in them through Church street, and
shingles were constantly dropping off the
load and the nails ratified out, making it bad
for horses feet
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-27

The ladies' gossamer waterproof that We
sold for years, and we guarantee every gar
ment not to spot nor leak. We sold it year
ago at 1925, then at So, $1.9O, and now at
$1.75, having always promptly followed the
reduction in cost. We will not put in stock
any lower grade. This week we shall offer
another garment of equally good quality of
material but differently cut at $1.5O.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-27

It is now admitted beyond all dispute that
we show the finest line of colored pushes
in the city. The most inexperienced can see
by mere glance at stock that it sur
passes in quantity any other, and compari-
son of qualities and prices leaves easy
winners. j. N. Adam u Co.
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William j. Clark, of southington, was nom
mated by the Republican Senatorial conven-
ton for the Second district al Hartford yes
terday, vice Stos, who declined. Mr.. Clark
is prominent and highly respected business
man. He has fine shore residence at Stony
Creek erected by him about two years ago.
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Our ladies' gossamer waterproof at $1.75
is guaranteed, and has sold for years with so
much satisfaction to the wearers and credit
to ourselves that we will not put in lower
grade on any consideration. In conjunction
with our Buffalo firm can handle double
the quantity of these goods that any other
concern here can, and we buy them of course
to the best possible advantage.
j. n ADAM & Co.
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Large invoice of sterling silver and mourn.
ing jewelry just opened.

The Guality--There Is the Rub!
Will ladies please compare our Mousque
taire kid glove at $1,-not with any other
that may be offered at few cents less Or
more, but with any kid glove same length Of
fered to day in New Haven ct $3.50? This
may be bold, but it is not game of brag
We know such comparison would be to our
advantage every time.
J.. N. ADAM & Co.
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Dress cambrics of the qrality, width and
variety of style cannot be bought in any
other store than ours at Sc yard. Do not
mistake them for narrower goods. They are
the regular 129 width and quality.
oc23- 3teod J. N. ADAM & Go.
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDlCATIONS FOR IU-DA1'
war DEPARTMENT..
;1SFi,ik OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIOEa.S
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Oct. al A. NJ
Fur New England fair weather, westerly Winds
higher barometer, stationary slight fall in tenn
perature.
For the Middle Atlantic States, generally fair
her light variable winds, static airy followed by
falling barometer, slight changes in temperature.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-27

Burglars broke into the wholesale store of
G.. W. Moseley, 800 Allyn street, Hartford,
last Wednesday night and took about $50
worth of cigars and seventy cents in pennies
and postage stamps. The thieves got in by
breaking pane of glass in the rear door.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-27

Our SOC. white shirt has linen bosoms,
cuffs and band, is reinforced, a good full
size. perfectly cut and put together, and is
made of heavier, stouter cotton than any
other SOC. shirt we have seen.
7 N ADAM e. Co
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Table DanaSks =.

place at which to buy table linens, and at
present we have much pleasure in inviting
the attention of purchasers to the bIeached
goods we selling at 75cts Scots. and
81. IL per yard. j. ADAM q Co.
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Ladies wishing seal or other fur garments
should select them now, or have them made
to order, while the stock is very complete at
Brooks & Co s, manufacturing furriers, cor.
Chapel and State streets oc27 st
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Full line at all prices.
J. n. ADAM & Co.

j. n. ADAM q Co.
All ladies who may be troubled with ner-
vous prostration; who suffer from organic
displacement who have sense of WEAKNESS
and feeling of lassitude; who languid
in the morning in whom the appetite for
food is capricious and sleep at proper hours
uncertain, should have recourse to Mrs.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. OPT 6d1w
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Now is the time to put your furs in good
order before the rush which always comes
with cold weather, and there is no better
place to go than Stevens & Brooks, 273
Chapel street. oc21 Ct
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TheTax Commission,

The tax commission were in session last evening in
the private room OF the Board Of selestmen. They
heard the cases Of Bernard lily, Michael Galgan,
Patrick Bree Catharine Burke and Mary ]. Stanley,
who psiti ned for abatement Of asses ments on tax
es ON next Monday .vening at O'Clock, to which
COMMITTEES adjourned will be heard the
of John Gibbons. Henry D. Barnes, William A Lin
coin and Henry Stowe.
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How the hearts of a crowd swell and throb
with pitiless hatred against the man who
coughs during the performance at theater,
when they know he is too stingy to invest
twenty five cents in a bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syru-
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Ladies' and childrens hose in the new
shades to match the dress goods; as full an
assortment as can be found anywhere.
j. N. ADAM & Co.
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Laced front flannel shirts, every grade
style and color. J. N, Adam g. Co.
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j. N. ADAM & Co.

Wide otter and seal plushes for cloakinl
and for trimming purposes. Fancy mohai
pushes. j. n. Adam & Co.
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Felt, Flannel and Lasting Skirts
in great variety of styles and prices, includ-
ing some very extraordinary bargains.
j. N. ADAM & Co.
Astonishing Fall Business.
H. Machol, the merchant tailor, whose
establishment on Chapel street, opposite the
City Market, is well known, is doing q
very large fall business. He shows splen-
did stock and his prices are low, while his
work is artistic. lie has some new importa-
tions just received, and reports a lively fall
campaign.
COrsets.
Ladies should see the 'Arabesque," new
corset we are selling very rapidly.
j. N. ADAM g. Co.
Knox and YOuman'S
popular hats only at Stevens & Brooks. 273
Chapel street.
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Colored Canton fannels and drapery plush.
Good line of colors. j. n. Adam & Co.
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Transfers of Real E,t.t..

Recent transfers of real estate recorded in
the Town Clerks Office are as follows: Sam
uel R. and Charles G. Blatchley to Margaret
Fitzgerald, twenty three feet on Haven
street with building; Jane E. Dorman to
Lucy E. Dormau, fifty feet on Exchange
treet, Fair Haven Charles G. Weissbarth
to Michael Joseph WEIGH, twenty six feet on
Grand street with buildings; Sarah E
Brown to John Lowe, 107 feet on Wolcott
avenue Luzon B. Norris administrator of
estate of Sidney NJ. Stone to Michael Bouch
er. twenty eight feet on State street, No.
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Cartwright & Warmers English underwear
for men-splendid goods at lower prices than
ever offered before j. N ADAM & Co.
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Fine French plaid fannels for dressing
sacques and wrappers J. N. ADAM & Co.
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Containing all the essentials of true
tonic, and sure to give satisfaction, is Browns
Iron Bitters. OPT 6d1w
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Seal SacGues

Early buyers get the best bargains the
assortment is large and prices reasonable at
Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
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Goldsm1th's Testimony.

Felt Skirts.
We have great bargain to offer this week
in felt skirts. We expect they will be open
Tuesday noon. j. N. ADAM & Co.
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200 pairs lace curtains at wholesale prices.
New HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.
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TfuMks and Bags.
Large assortment and low prices at Ste
vens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street
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The Selectmen were in session yesterday as
a board of registrars and admitted 1877 per
sons to the privilege of voters They were
divided by wards as follows: First, 13 :;
Second, IA Third, IS; Fourth, 10; Fifth,
as; Sixth, 10; Seventh, 8; Eighth, 10
Ninth, 20; Tenth, 1S4 Eleventh, % Twelfth.
8 Thirteenth,4 Fourteenth, 2; Fifteenth, g..
The Board will meet again this NOR ming at
Q o'clock and continue their session until /
p. After an hours recess for dinner the
Board will again assemble and hold session
until S O'Clock
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Ruptured, call on us: satisfaction guaranteed.
Rubber Truss Co. 1856 Chapel st. Garfield bdg.
Guinets, Bellon's, Giraud's and other
standard makes of black silks at the lowest
possible prices. We have made black silks a
speciality for eight years now, and we have
yet to learn that we can be beat in this de-
partMent. j. N. ADAM q Go.
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For cornices, cornice poles and drapery
goods, go to 1914 Chapel street.
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Only Two Bottles.

Ottoman trimming Silks full line of COL
ors at very low prices.