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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-20
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A Determined Suicide.

ATHoL, April 19.-At about o'clock last evening we'll dressed man of about twenty two years leaped into the water at the cotton factory, but was fished out by boys and ta- ken to a house near by and resuscitated. In reply to questions he said that he was boot maker from Nashua, N. H., where he had brothers and sisters. His mother was in an asylum. The stranger would not give his name. Later he escaped from the house and jumped into the rapids, falling distance of about fifty feet, and was carried down the river over fifty rods and again rescued. He was then taken to the lookup and medical aid was summoned. There is little hope of his recovery.
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Russia.
Nth1l,sts Sentenced to Death.

NIhIIIsts Sentenced to Death.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 19.-The trials of several of the Nihilists, which have been in progress for three days before the military court, were completed to-day and sentences were at once pronounced. Six of the con victed men were sentenced to death and the remainder were sent to the prison for tresses for various terms and to the silver nnineE
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NEW DOMINION.
Fears of a Flood at Montreal.

Fears OK a FIOod at MOHCKeHIs
 MONTREAL, April 19.-The water is still very high and flood is imminent. The Hudson cotton mills have stopped, their boilers being flooded. A timber boom was carried at LAssomption in this province and the bridgeis expected to go hourly Itis re- ported that three houses have been carried away at Sorsel, Quebec and it is rumored that one family was drowned. Much dam age is reported done to the Montreal and Sorsel railroad track. It is showing here.
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The Irouuois n Litt,a too Praxtous.


 NEW YORK, April 19.-In an interview to- day Senator Plumb, of Kansas, spoke of the recent Iroquois club dinner at Chicago, characterizing it as 8 very premature affair and expressing the opinion that it seemed to him to be dismal failure regarded in the light of boom" for presidential aspirants T tell you," he said, ''this is dull year for too early to begin putting out loops and looking around for available candidates for the next presidential campaign All such talk as they indulged in the other night is merely froth and did no good for the men they are trying to boost into prominence"
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Illinois.

A Representative Betrays Ills Party.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 19. -J Jesse J. Rock, of Chicago, who was elected mem Der of the Illinois House of Representatives as Republican, and who was yesterday cap- tured by the Democrats, again failed to make his appearance in the House to- day, thus de- priving the Republicans of their majority The deadlock consequently continues. It is charged that the Democrats kept him under the influence of whiskey all day yesterday him,
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Tbeopen,peo oftbe R,rB Br,drs.

BROOKLYN, April 19.-The arrangements for the opening ceremonies of the big bridge decided upon today. The formal presenta- ton of the bridge will be made by Vice Pres ident Kingsley to Mayor Low of Brooklyn, and Mayor Edson of New York MT. Will liam M. Evarts will respond for New York and Rev. Dr. Storrs for Brooklyn. Many distinguished people are expected to be pres ent and nearly ten thousand invitations will be issued.
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Arguments i'm the Star Rout Case.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-In the Star route trial this morning Judge Wylie announced that he would allow the government as many opening speeches as it desired, but it could only have one closing address. Col. Inger- soil having made some remarks on the sup position that Attorney General Brewster would appear, and it being stated that it was not at all certain he would take part in the argument, the court remarked: ''Then your statement about the Attorney General is windmill D ''Yes, I know he is," quickly replied Ingersoll. MT. Kerr soon after began his opening speech for the government.
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France.
A Conspiracy at Tripo1i.

Conspiracy at TripOIi.
 PARIS, April 19.-Dispatches from Tripoli announce the discovery of a secret society at the capital supposed to be engaged in plots against the government. The latest inform ation is that several of the supposed members of the society have been placed under arrest They are not allowed to communicate with their friends and the definite charges against Eha,,, ara not known
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District of wallingford ss. Probate Court

UPSTATE of REBECCA CHITTENDEN, late of 1l North Branfords in said district, deceased
 The administrator having exhibited his admInis- tration account with said estate to this court for allowance, 1t is
 Ordered-That the 18th day of April, A. D. 1883, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in New Haven, be and the is assigned hear ing on the allowance of said administration account with said estate and this court directs the admins trator to cite all interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order some newspaper published in New Haven County and having circulation in said district and by posting copy on the public signpost in the town of North Branford where the deceased last dwelt.
 ap20 2t OTHNIEL I. MARTIN, Judge
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A Blow For His Answer.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Patrick Quinn, whose wife has been for two years an i'm mate of the Kings county lunatic asylum, to- day offered Dr. Bowen, the house surgeon, $1OO if he would poison her. The doctor knocked Quinn down and the employees helped him get out of the building. Mrs. Quinn was physically in excellent health, but suffering from an incurable disease and Quinn wanted to marry again.
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Ohio.
An Old Man |

An Old Man Desperately Jealous.
 YOUNGSTOWN, April 19.-A special from Chardon, O., says that Jonathan Whitney, aged eighty years, living with his second wife at Montyille, attempted to kill her with an axe because he thought she was paying too much attention to his son-in-law.
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The Times Building Again in Danger.

LONDON, April 19.-The excitement has been renewed by the discovery of what is be- lieved to have been second attempt to de- stroy the Times building. A box of explo- sives was found this evening in the office. How it came there is not known, and it's presence can only be accounted for on the supposition that some one or more of the employees who have access to the office are confederates of the Invincibles, or possibly of the free thinkers.
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THE WEST.
MiS souri,.

Terrible Charge Against & White Man.
 ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Joseph Baker (white( was arrested this morning on charge of raping and horribly mutiIating colored child. Under the law of this State the pen atty may be hanging.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A Woman BIeeds ts Death

READING, April 19.-Miss Dora Hulz bled to death to day in consequence of burst ing an artery in her right arm, above the elbow, where the bone had grown until it was over two and one-half feet in circumfer ence, and weighed fo rty. two pounds.
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SOLDIERS, MONUMENT

nESIGNS are invited and proposals will be re- 1O cetved by the undersigned until August 1st 1855, for the erection of Soldiers Monument New Haven, Connecticut, the entire cost of which is not to exceed fifty thousand dollars.
 The committee reserve the right to re ect any or all designs and propeeals offered.
 Three hundred dollars will be paid for the design h1ch shall be accepted and approved by the com mtttee, any one of the designs presented shall be so accepted and approved.
 s. E. MERWIN, JR,
 Chairman Soldiers Monument Committee, ap20 At law New Haven Conn
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FIRE RECORD.
An Extensive Forest Fire.

WEsTBoRo, Mass, April 19.-A large fire is raging in the Southville woods, and has al- ready burned over large tract of sprout and woodland. A large force of men are out trying to stop the fire, but thus far have not been successful.
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1aSa A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, KNOWN
 tS AS THE RICHMOND PLACE, situated at the
 sIN county town of Windham County, in the beautiful village of Brooklyn Ct within five minutes walk of four churches house. postoce and grad ed school; but short distance from two railroads. Buildings grounds stables and all the appointments well adapted for summer or permanent residence. There I6O of excellent land, well watered, and with an abundance and variety of fruit Apply to J. S. ATWOOD,
 Rp16 Cd Ivy Wauregan. Conn.
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A Mayor Goes Off Fishing,

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Local politicians are in state of turmoil to day, Mayor Ewing having appointed many city officials in dis regard of party ties. The mayor h as gone fishing to escape from the importunities and other attentions of his political associates.
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The Oldest Turner Dead.

BLOOMINGTON, H., April 19.-Albert Helm the oldest turner in the United States, con- mitted suicide to-day with morphine. He was born in Hade. Prussia, was eighty yearls old, and nearly blind.
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AD1ES and young men in city or country to take A light work at their homes anyone can do it; work gent by mail good salary distance no objection no canvassing. Address, with stamp,
 BURT x EMMONS, aplS 3t- Box ,17S Boston. Mass
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WANTEn

FAITHFUL and Eeat Protestant woman for pep EN eral housework in a small family. Swedish scotch Ger man or colored preferred. Must have good references Call at
 sp19 If 154 GROVE STREET
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EOR RENT

&SssS ONE House containing nine rooms, with all #iia modern improvements, 26 Gill street; five RIU rooms in Hellers block gas, water and wa trr closet store with four rooms 551 State street house 279 Grand street, containing nine rooms, with all modern conveniences; three rooms 1S9 Congress avenue. Inquire of ap17 JACOB HELLER.
 FOR RENT. A$AS NO. 30 Clark street, rooms, first floor, and Eiia on third. Furnace gas and city water. SIS EeIl month Apply to
 apI7 3tH 40 PLEASANT STREET.
 FOR RENT, Fiii1a ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, min HIl utes walk from the Green. Address apl9 BOX S56, CITY.
 FOR RENT, ek$A THE desirable frame dwelling house 254 sia Bradley street. Modern conveniences. For GV particulars inquire at the store corner of WHITNEY AVENUE and TRUMBULL STREET. ap17 3t+
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EOR RENT

AZ. THE house known No 347 York street, " MiH rooms, all modern improvements large lot, aIIN rent <35 per month. The first story Mo- 32 Ed street, rooms city water and gas.
 The second Etory No 21 Lyon street, rooms, city water and gas. For particulars for all of the above call on
 B. L, LAMBERT, ap17 3t# $40 Chapel Street.
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rvo Men C1atmtnx a Woman,

NEW YORK, April 19.-When Mrs. Mary
 Preece arrived at Castle Garden to day she
 met two husbands who deserted
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~ NVH,EN

T11N A kind, sound, gentle horse for ladies to [ss2A drive; weight about 1000 lbs age from T to 12 years. Address CHAS H. RiISSETT W
 ap20 St New Haven 0onn
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FOR SALE. uE UoJ7aa ona ForToo oF tho

 A&@A THE House and Farm of the late Jason War NTH ner, the direct road from Westville to West EGV Haven, in Town of Orange. The house is near ly new and commands fine view of the city and its surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P. HOADLEY, or address
 naI5 If "C,nP O. Box 1O95 City,
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FOR. SALE

 kAAs HOUSE Mo- 84 Hamilton street, Chapel. Etii Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one or two u parties large lot, fine fruit etc.; price $6, ,5OO Inquire of DURHAM $ WOOSTER, ma9 If 57 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-20
The Henry Statue-A Scholarly Address
 By President Porter.

By President Porter.
 WASHINGTON, April 19-The ceremonies the unveiling of the statue of Prof. Joseph Henry this afternoon passed of in the most satisfactory manner. At 3:3O p. nl the procession which was formed in the new museum building adjoining the Smith sonian Institution started, headed by Gen. eral Coe and the full Marine band, arriving at the stand surrounding the monument, which is slightly to the west of the Smith sonian. The invited guests took seats in the following order: The Cabinet, the Su- preme court justices, the lighthouse board, now in here, members of the United States Senate and House of Representa- tives and other guests Chief Justice Waite then called the vast assem- blaze to order and introduced the Rev. A. A. Hodge, D. D., who delivered an impressive prayer. Chief Justice Waite, chancellor of address eulogistic of Prof. Henry. The statute represents Prof. Henry in academic gown standing in easy attitude. His left hand rests lightly upon a pedestal at his side and his right holds together the folds of the gown across at some distant object, his head slightly thrown back and his eyebrows elevated. The Rev. Dr. Noah Porter, president of Yale college, was introduced, and delivered an elaborate and scholarly address, in which he extolled the character of Professor Henry and pronounced him the greatest American scientist and philosopher The only mena- bers of Professor Henry's family present were his daughters Mary, Helen and Caro- line.
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FOR, RENT

xs FIRST-CLASS fiat five rooms and bath room &Ia on first floor, and bedroom third story of
 FIJI 26 Clark street marble mantles, Few house, gas, sewer connection and all conveniences. Apply at 69 CHURCH STREET,
 ap17 St Room 23.
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WANTED.
WANTFn

A SITUATION by middle aged lady to do plain "A sewing for her board. home rather than wages the principal object. Inquire at
 ap1S 3t@ CHGSTNTTT STREET
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w WANTEn

A LADY as beokkeeper and cashier in an office 8 A miles from the city. Address in hand writing of the applicant stating references salary desired etc, NOVEITIES
 ap1s St Conrier oAScca
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ADIES in city or country to do light, clean fancy Al work at home for our Spring and Summer trade. Pays we'll. Sample and particulars mailed for 15c
 HUDSON MANUFACTURING CO.,, ap7 Inn 265 Sixth Ayenue Nav York
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TNants.
WANTED.

A SITUATION by first clafs young Protestanteer- oo5H,d man cook perfectly understands American oooK!ngs or would cook wash and iron in a small family. Best Of city references Call at
 apAO lt. 1S4h BIT JOHN STREET.
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WANTEn

ENIRST-CLASS Bench Moulders. coupetant to IT make light, fine work; none but steady and re- liable men need apply. Address
 apl9 12t Trov Nv
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WANTED

A the hospital steady, reliable man (sipgle) to [A assist in the surgical ward, One having a xpe rienoe with the sick preferred. Apply at ofaee of
 dpN N SUPERINTENDENT.
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WANTEn

w YHNO BUY, lot Of Secondhand Furniture and Cat E pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by rnNi promptly attended to. at ja17 2S OHURCH STREET.
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A HOUsEKEEPER and companion for an elderly A lady, no other person in the family good Address HOME,
 apl9 St P. O. Box 162.
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W Nnnn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework or second work Good referen ce. Inquire at
 ap20 It. 904 CONGRESS AvENTrE
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A Child Who Speaks Four Language

A Child Who Speaks Four LanguageG.
 NEW YORK, April 19.-Chsrlotte Sala, formerly colored slave in Cuba, to-day for @ second time secured verdict of $1,O8O against Mrs. Josephine Pinto, of whose child she has had exclusive care since March, 1874, when it was only two weeks old. The child has been taught by it's colored fostermother and speaks four languages.
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WANTED

 A PATTERN MAKER. Strictly hrst-class on metal A patterns. M. B. SCHENCK, If
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MI ORE Rick Rack made We have 80 great a de- AX4 mand for this article that we have advanced the price for making the Fee sam les of pat terms wanted in all ihe stores selling our goods or write enclosing two stamps for particulars and cutting THE NEW HAVEN R UFFLE CO.
 ap2O St New Haven Conn
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FOR SALE,
 za HAMILTON MARE, years old, sound TTSsSzSscz and kind, 15H hands high, with pheton %$a and harness complete Perfectly safe for a~Elka lady, or good for doctor, will sell cheap the party about leaving the city Also one horse good for heavy work, weight 1 300 for sale cheap Inquire of DIR. STONE ap20 3t+ I56 Elm Street
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ANDREW GOODMAN, SS GROWN STREET.

Just received to-day: Smoked Sturgeon, Smoked Eels, Smoked Halibut. Fresh Neufchatel Cheese 4c each. Durham Creamery Butter in l lb rolls 43c. Fine Creamery Butter 35c per ID, 3 lbs $1. Nice Butter 28c per pound Fine Butter PFC per pound. Gallon cans Vermont Maple Syrnp $1.35. Quart bottles Maple Syrup 38c. lb cans Pure Strained Honey 68c. 2 lb cans Pure Strained Honey 45c. l lb bottles Pure Strained Honey 23c. Best New Orleans Melasses roc per gal. Best New Porto Rico Nolasses 65c per gal. Best Golden Drip Syrup 5Sc per gal. 10 ID pail Genuine Shaker Apple Sauce 90c 5 lb pail Genuine Shaker Apple Sauce 5Oc. lb can Peaches, per can 1Oc Fine Marrowfat Peas, per can 10c. Fine Sweet Corn, per can 10c Fine String Beans, per can 10c. ID can Tomatoes, per can 9c, for 25c. Fine Black ckberries, per can 10c. Fine Cherries, per can 12c. Fine Straw berries per can 12c. Best Lima Besns per can 12o Winslow Jones Succotash, per can 14c. Bahama Brand Pine Apple per can 17c Best Early June Peas, 12c. Fine Blueberrfes, per can 10c. Fine Bartlett Pears, per can 16o. Boston BakeS Beans, per can 18c. Golden Pumpkin, per can 12c. Best canned Lobster 14c. ', Genuine Rye and Rock 65c per bOttJes Fine Wines and Spirits Cordias etc. Gall and see us
 ANDREW GOODMAN, No. ss Grown st., Bet. Church and Temple stE., Goodman's Building
 Union copy. ap7
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HORSES EOR SATE

AAOAG01N0 L OIO E51AI1EIe
 AA JUST arrived from Vermont and can be Es&kre seen at Mcdonald and Barkers stable on EAS Court street, New Haven, Conn.,,
 -AA1kG GOOD YER MONT SHIPPERS matched chestnut colored team, over 16 hands nigh, can trot fsst. bay 6 years old gelding, 16 hands, by son of Draco Prince record 2:24. sor- rel chestnut years old gelding Asa P 15-3. hand some Lam bert chestnut colored mare, 6 years old bay gelding, Tommy, years old.
 ap2O 2t J. 0. DYER and E. GRISMOLD.
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FOR SALE LOW.

E0kAAEs Ast& Pleasant Cottage, seven rooms. Furnace, sia water, gas. Apply on the premises, &U ms If 241 EXCHANGE STREET.
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WANTED.

WANRED, A Address VI 0He UT i0re S9aF9 e5PeE1ence' ap20 2t- P a Ror 1o7o
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WANTED.

A BRIGHT. active boy for office work must be A- good penman. Address in own handwriting stating age and salary expected,
 ap2O St" BOX 116o
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WANTET

RY an educated young man of experience position D in an office. Address BOOKkEEPER
 aDl9 3t% tbIs
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by an American woman as second girl or waitress in private family will do house. work where the family is small. Good reference Apply at Library Rooms, 75 Orange street.
 ap5 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW
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NEW YORh.
onIvaReporter,s Inventton,

UTICA, April 19.-Perry H. Smith, jr., of Chicago, with his family and sister was here to-day and were interviewed by a United Press reporter. They deny the story tele. graped yesterday regarding the trouble in the family. Dr. Warren, said Mir Smith, is perfect gentleman and our family have no objections to the match, though the cere- mony is postponed. The young lady was seen and was certainly in good spirits and good health. MT. Smith denies that his visit to New York is on that account and says that the story is merely a sensational one.
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WANTED.
NTEV

 A fOUNG LADY cashier and accountant: must Address s eO0 ap2O 3t- LOCK ROx sao cITv
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by aR experienced woman cook, 1A or 70 do cooking, washing and ironing. Inquire TOT two oays st 66 PIERPONT STREET,
 apZU Fair
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WANTED,

A FAITHFUL neat and capable chBmbermaid and xA seanstress. Apply with good references in the afternoon at N ~
 ap2O If 237 CHURCH STREET,
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Cn.h poes the Bustness at o,Ks1rs.

Cash Does the Business O'KelI's.
 Bermuda Onions 7c at. Best Loose Muscatel Rals- ins. very fine, 12olb Fine Sweet Corn. Lima Beans and Peas 1Oc New Butter BOG lb. Few Porto Rico Molassee the best, 65c gal Dried Blsekberries Raspbsrries, Peaches Prunes, Apples, very cheap. Evaporated Peaches very hne 200 lb. Great Bargains in soap of all kinds have good size soap,35 cakes for sI, gVod washing soap. You can save money by buying flour here. Best St. Louis Flour, 900 bag.
 Oranges, Apples, Lemons, Bananas, cheap.
 GEO. W. OKELL, CASH GROCER,
 Ap2O 13T Dixwen Avenue, cor. Webster Street.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

A experienced pantaloons maker. Apply at AA MIR. FINIS,
 apis 3t+ 135 State Street.
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Endorsed by the French Academy of Medicine for Hammatton of the Urinary Organs, caused by indiscreton exposure. Hotel Dieu Hos pttal, Paris Treatment. Positive to three days. Local treatment only required. No nauseous doses of Cupebs Copaiba.
 lNFALLIBLE, HYGIENIo, CURATIVE, PREVENTIVE. Price $150, including Bulb Syringe Sold by all Druggists or sent free by mail securely sealed cetpt of price, Descriptive Treatise free appica tion. AMERICAN AGENCY '.66'' MEDICINE CO.,, Detroit, Mich, and Windsor, Ont.
 Sold in Fair Haven by Salisbury Bros
 Richards n tx Co.,, New Haven, Whoesals Agents.
 m wed fri
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FOR REIN

fAA FIRST FLOOR of house Mo- 82 Sylvan I7iiH avenue. Possession given May 1st. Inquire f4TIN of A. 0. HALSTED,
 ap20 2t* 1O9 Water Street.
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ENTPEOYMENT d9EETCE.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. " ELP of different nationalities can be supplied HI to private families, boarding houses, hotels ana restaurants The proprietor of this establish ment pays great attention in the choice of girls and women before sending them to i'll situations. Calls from the country, at any distance, promptly at tended to. Invalid and wet nurses at short notice Male help for all kinds Of work.
 MRS. T. MULL1dAN, n25 If 184x St. John street. near Artisan
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TAX COMMITTEE. YENHE Tax Committee will meet at the Town Agents 1 Office, City Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, April 20th, at 8 o'clock.
 HOBART L. HOTCHKISS,1
 4FETAERRh 35EiG5 4%1s5, Eh00F' Tax Committee. aD20 It
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HOHSE INDIE SALE

jsA THE most eligible and desirable residence,
 iii 47 Trumbull street, corner of Lincoln; house
 U contains twelve rooms and eight open fire places. Lot 5Ox11O feet. Grounds well stocked with Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition. House can be seen from to p. m. Information on the premises
 ma30 163 CHAPEL STREET.
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FOR SA

FOR RENE. J&AS THE lower floor g Clark street city water Hiia and good well. Inquire IW ap20 2t+ THE PREMISES
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HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS

HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS
 
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  State building lots Whitney avenues build loson John NhI ,BH  tefo Annpa wills O inipNaum the