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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30
VALE NOTES. =
The Hall Games-The Cleveland
Single ScuH Race POstponed-Item
Rrou. Osbor Colleges.

The ball Games-The Cleveland
single Scuu Race POstpOned-Item
From other Colleges.
Owing to the storm the game which was to
have been played between the Providence
team and the Yale nine yesterday afternoon
was postponed.
The Pundit club discuss the question
ssShould private ownership in land be al
lowed" at their next meeting.
Colt and Diehl 'S7 will leave the college
choir in order to fill positions in the choirs OF
Christ and Davenport churches.
The freshman nine at Princeton has be-
gun to practice and expects to arrange
games with Yale and Harvard.
Owing to the meetings which Mr.. Moody
will hold here on Sunday the praise service
which was announced will be omitted.
During commencement week the tablet in
memory of Prof. Joseph Henry which has
been placed in the Marquand chapel Al
Princeton will be unveiled.
The team which is going to Mott Have1
| have elected J. II. Briggs '95 captain
| Yale's chances of winning better thar
| ever before.
Tuesday night two sophomores went fish
| ing on private grounds; three of their class
| mates became aware of the fact and chased
| the fishermen. The poles and fish were re
| turned to the sportsmen the other Afternoon
| at the fence.
Yesterday afternoon the statue of Profeso
| Benjamin Silliman was decked out with
/ basket which hung on the right arm and al
| alpaca umbrella was gracefully clasped unde
| the left arm. The statue with its strang
| adornments presented very life-like ap
pearance.
| The Cornell University Athletic association
| will hold their annual feld-day sports OF
Wednesday, May 90. Seventeen events viii
| be held and special prizes will be offered.
The managers of the University Boat club
who have charge of the Cleveland alumni
single scun prize, have decided to postpon
1 the race until fall. The argument in favo
| of this action is the fact that the members o
| the University crew could not enter the rae
as they would be in training for the race wit
| Harvard.
| There will be meeting of the Freshmen
class this morning for the election of fenc
l orator.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30
LOCAL N EWS.

kBr1Gx MenGAOns
Three per cent. is the rate of interest de-
cided upon for the new State bonds of Con-
necticut They will be f1oated in June.
The committee of conference de memorial
of Joel A. Sperry will meet this evening in
room Z City Hall. Those interested in a
free library should be present
The Veteran Firemen will attend the fu-
neral of the late Thomas 81. Howarth, which
takes place this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence on Vernon street. Deceas-
ed was a member of Creton No 1.
A severe earthquake shock was felt in
Guilford about ten minutes past 5 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. 1t was followed by
heavy thunder. Windows ratified and the
houses shook, and crockery fell from the
shelves.
The high wind yesterday made rough
times for boats out in the harbor and several
fences were blown down in this city. A large
light of plate glass at Diebel's, on Chapel
street, was smashed in pieces by the sudden
slamminp of the door by the wind.
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COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
Meeting Last neutrality-suspicious. Ma
ters.

Meeting Last neutrality-suspicious. Mat
tiers.
The Committee on Claims held a meeting
last evening in rooms 10 and II City Hall
The petition of Bridget Blakeslee for injury
to person by falling through the GAINESVILLE
bridge the evening of May Oath, 1884, was
heard.
S. J. Hoggson asked that money paid to
the city under protest be repaid to him. The
city charged the petitioner S13 for the re-
moval of snow from the sidewalk in front
of lot on the lower part of Howard avenue.
The petitioner says he never had posses
~, of the property nor owned the same, but
pa1o ri-o sum to avoid lawsuit.
Inc petltiens of Mrs. George Aylwin for
a0atement of an assessment and of Mrs.
!. o Lane for abatement of taxes on the
list of 1888 were laid on the table for the
next meeting
In the petition of Har-ey B. Leete for
abatement of taxes Tie petitioner was given
leave to Withdraw.
Mrs. Lucy 3. Thompson petitioned that
she be allowed one years grace before pay
ment of her taxes
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For stylish

''HUR" CLoTHIERs,
T. 112 Church Street.
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House in York square.

H. P. Hubbard, as conservator for Mrs
Milton Dana, sold the premises at 81 York
Square yesterday morning. The sale was
for the equity in the property, on which
there is $4,000 mortgage. The highest bid
at auction was 500. An offer at private
sale was 81 200 and the property passed to
the possession of Mr. Alvin P. Sanford for
$1,000, who made the private Offer A SINH
lar house and lot adjoining was recently pur-
chased by E. R. Jeffcott for $4,000. The
house is one of two built by Ny. J.. W.
Bishop and was bought by Mr. Dana few
years ago.
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THE PRICE OF FLOUR.

The Advance and the war Rumors
We learn from prominent -four dealers in
this city that the advance from the lowest
point in the price of -four last winter is one
dollar per barrel. There is decrease in the
visible supply of grain to be bought, and
the prospect of large crop is unfavorable.
These facts together with the war rumors
and the prospect of more demand abroad has
made the further rise in the price and a still
further advance is not unlikely
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The pews of Dwight Place Congregations,
church will be rented May IL. Should the
Rev. Mr.. Twitchen accept the call rendered
him by the Dwight Place people very lively
call for seats is anticipated, as that preacher
has made most favorable impression both
by his record and his sermons last Sunday.
The psws at st. Paul's church brought
about $4,000. Ex-Judge HOLSTER, Charles
s. Hamilton and Postmaster B. R. English
conducted the sale.
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Thursday, April 30, 1855.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TO-DAY.


Attention Veteran FiTemen.
Bargains-At Frank's.
Base Balls-At Northrops.
BrJshes-Tholnpson & Belden
Balls Given Away-Hubb Clothing House.
Borazel-At Druggists
Board And Roouls-30 Sylvan Avenue
Crash Toweling-At Franks
For Rent-Tenement-J. Mel Bassett
For Rent-Tenement-l6 Garden street.
For Rent-Tenement-e6 Lyon Street.
For Rent-House-A. p Sanford.
For Sale Restaurant Fixtures-A. f. kingsley.
For Sale-Saloon-E. kuhne.
For Sale-Local Stocks-9l Church Street
Fresh Eggs-D. NJ. WEIGH & Son.
Good Ginghams-At Frank s.
Hanging BasketS-At George A. DickerInan s.
Hunts Remody-At Druggists.
Large Roe Shad-Judson Brothers.
Ladies' Striped SkirtS-At Franks
Lowest Possible Prices-Hub Clothing House.
Lewis Red Jacket Bitters AT Druggists:
Marshall's Linen Thread-At Franks.
Molasses-S. s. Adams.
Norfolk Blouse Shirts-Hub Clothing House.
On To Richmond-May Century,
Ornamental Wire Works-Union Form Co.
Probate MOI ice-Estate Of James ID. Pingree.
Pantaloons-Hub Clothing House.
Remnant Saie-Ag Franks
Seat Renting-FirSt NJ. Church.
To Investors amuel II. BarrowS.
The Foreign Gentleman-Hub Clothing House
Wanted-Boarders--M T.
Wanted-Situation-7 AShmun Street.
Wanted-Situation-1 Lafayette Street
Wanted Sisuatien-105 Oak Street
Wooton Desks-A. G. Chamberlin & Sons.
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THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The Present status of the Pro-
ject How the Project is Sit
uated.
Professor Simeon E. Baldwin remarked
yesterday in reference to the free public Ii
brary that 'about three hundred volumes
had been obtained for that object, and quite
a number of other books would soon be
ready. The sum of two thousand dollars is
ready to be invested in the enterprise as soon
as opportunity offers, and this amount will
probably be increased to meet the needs of
the project" Further Mr. Baldwin said as
follows: 'The scheme of establishing such a
library has already been approved by the
Board of Common Council and has yet to
come before the Board of Aldermen, and that
the only opposition that has yet been found
is from the Young Mems Institute, the priyi-
lege of'whose library be enjoyed for So
per year. But it is readily seen that this
does not meet the wants of the public, as
many are not able to pay this price The
benefits which will come to the public from
free library are of vast import and will
reach everyone who has the disposition to
enjoy its privileges. We do not doubt but
that the Board of Aldermen will see the need
of this library and concur with the Board
of Common Council in their decision which
is of such deep interest to ALL"
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when You Find

A nice, light, flexible, stylish, good-ftting,
durable and dressy ladies' curacao kid button
boot for 90, it is getting things down pretty
fine; and at M. Dillon's, SO Church street,
you can find those goods in all widths and
sizes, and the large sales they are having is
an evidence that they are duly appreciated
by good judges and close buyers. Also
misses of the same goods at $1.75 beats the
world
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Great Remnant sale at Franh

Holland For window Shades.
Exactly half price, at Franks.
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Real Good Corsets Csc
k,s

Real Good Corsets 25c
At Franks.
| For Bargains
Go to-dayto Franks.
Colored satins 37c at Franks.
Brocaded satins BIC. at Franks
Look into Franks windows.
Attend Franks remnant sale.
Look at Franks shirts.
Look at Franks flannel shirts.
Coats cotton 4c. spool at Franks
Crash toweling 21sc. yard at Franks.
Crash toweling 21sc. yard at Franks.
Crash toweling 219c. yard at Franks.
Good calicoes Sc. yard at Franks
Good calicoes Sc. yard at Franks
Good calicoes &c. yard at Franks.
Good Bingham SC. Yard
At Franks, S43 Chapel street
marsha1l,s Linen Thread Sc.
Three es6ts spool at Franks
Ladies, striped skirts 25c.
Great bargains in skirts at 25 and IS cents,
worth double. Be sure to look at them at
Franks,
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may lead a man to steal horse or break a
bank, but when it leads one to gull the af-
Aietsd and impose upon their credulity,
choking with a rope is the only remedy. The
the public the evidence of prominent physi-
clans and of prominent individuals, proving
the purity and efficacy of this great ague
remedy.
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Adelpht Social CIub.

The fifth musicale and reception of the
Adelphi Social club took place last evening
IN their parlors in Tyler building There
was large and appreciative audience of the
clubs friends, who enjoyed the rare treat Of
tered to them by this very popular society
Below is the full programme that was carried
out last evening.
Piano Duet, Les Crelots r Roseovitz
Misses Eta Calm and Theresa Sonnenberg
Cornet Solo, Polka-Sweet Sixteen, Rollinson
A. A. Rosenthal
Song, Ave Maria
Miss Alice Fechter
defamation. John Maynard,
Miss Jessie Taylor.
Song,
Defamation,
r., Miss Jessie Taylor.
Flo pm duet; Souvenirs de Gretry,
Lanciers, Waltz. Lanciers
Waltz, Lanciers Waltz
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared by C. I.
Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass,
who have thorough knowledge of pharma-
cy, and many years practical experience in
the business. 1t is prepared with the great
est skill and care, under the direction of the
men who originated it.. Hence Hoods Sar-
saparilla may be depended upon as a thor
oughly pure, honest and reliable medicine.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30
secondhand Pianos.

At room Is, Insurance building, L. Barker
& Co are offering several secondhand pianos
at especially low prices as they must (realize)
upon them at once, and desire the room for
the fav. rite Ivers and Pond pianos.
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The Sons OF st. George.

Red Cross lodge, Sons of st. George, held
literary and musical entertainment at their
hall in the Lyon building last evening. A
large number of invitations had been given
out and the hall was well filed with the
friends of the lodge. The Star orchestra
furnished the music. Charles Schreck gave
q oOrnat solo
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

Who have been in the habit of paying their
tailors $40 and $12 a pair for their pants-
looms should call at our store and see the
elegant line of these goods we are offering
made by Rogers, Peet & Co.
Hub CLOTHING HOUSE,
112 Church street.
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Two new houses are being erected on An.
derson street, one by man named Gala.
CHER. Anderson street is the street runnino
from Willow to Cold Spring streets and in
the rear of the large lot enclosed with tall
spiked fence known as Mr.. Isaac Anderson's
in which are fruit trees, cornfeld and a
fish pond.
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Wires Crossed.

The fire alarm wires on circuit No. be-
came crossed yesterday, which accounted for
thu blows on the bell about half-past four.
None of the apparatus responded to the false
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Hartcord,. Homicide Case.

An autopsy was held yesterday afternoon
at the Hartford hospital over the remains of
Hennessy who died from wounds inflicted
last Saturday night by his brother. Hennes
sy died refusing to make any statement
ahout the affair
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A series of sociables has been given by the
Sunday school and its friends of the Center
church in the church chapel. The last one
of the season was held last evening. There
was large attendance and the occasion was
very enjoyable. Some very fine selections of
song were rendered by members of the Yale
Glee club.
The DoGatching I'm MontoWese.
370 nopnds Of seeofF Fishing company caught
,ich+ 81 - c-t,- haul made on Friday
d. noon another
haul was made in which eighty nv. 800
were captured. The members of the co..
pany are Charles M. Barnes, Arthur Button.
Orr1n Button, Arson Button, George Fraeh-
lick and William Bradley.
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UpTo Tburssav WIGHT ONLY.

We shall give decorated Opaque china
plate or majolica pickle dish, to every pur-
chaser of one pound of our perfection
cream" Java coffee Use it once and you
will use no other. For sale only by Centen-
Notice-Protected by our trade mark. All
infringements will be prosecuted. See that
each package contains our trade mark, "Per-
lection Cream Coffee" all others are spuri-
GUS limitations. a27 m tn tn.
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VEhF

People will pay such prices for furnishing
goods is a mystery to us. We think we
can save you money if you will take the
trouble to look our stock over.
'tHUB'' CLOTHING HOUSE,
112 Church street
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Called the foreign gentleman at the
Club" Clothing House yet? His hours for
receiving are from 10 to II a. M, and from
to and Z to p. m.
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Mrs. Henrietta Hathaway, an old lady of
Suffeld eighty-four years of age and widow of
the late Robert Hathaway, fell on Sunday
last and broke her hip. She died on Tues
day from the effects of her fall.
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Bring the little ones to our store and let
them see the little gentleman who is making
such sensation. We will give private ex-
hibitions for the children's benefit if desired.
club" CLOTHING HOUSE.
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Mrs. ]. Carroll Post, of Middletown, for
seven years the soprano at the North church
in that city, has been presented with silver
service by the ladies connected with that
society. She is ahnnt move to Brooklyn,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

Subscribers changing their residence
should send notification of the same to this
Office at their earliest convenience to secure
the proper delivery of their papers
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
WAR DEPARTMENT, /
OFFICE oRTHE CHEF SIGNAL SERVICE.
wAsHIEeToN D. c., April 80, 1851 AN.
For New England. fair weather, slightly warmer,
winds shifting to westerly, generally higher barom
eter.
For the vicinity of New York, warmer, fair
weather.
For the Middle States, warmer, fair weather,
westerly Winds shifting to southerly winds, falling
preceded in extreme east portion by rising baron
eter.
For Friday local rains and warmer partly cloudy
weather indicated for the middle States, south
Atlantic and ,st Gulf States
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Our

Assortment of spring oversacks is COM
plete.
CLUB" CLOTHING HOUSE,
Formerly Blue Store.
112 Church street.
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James keenan,, known about town as
tsFather Time," was brought in last night
very drunk
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The unanimous testimony of those who
have tried it is that Boraze1 benefits every
case of cold in the head or chronic nasal ca,
tarrh. a30 th, SIN
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Cutters Art gallery opens Wednesday,
April 30, with an attractive collection of
etchings selected with reference to framing
as wall decorations. Visitors welcome.
400 2t
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W ell,

Perhaps the boys who bought suits at our
store last week were not happy, just ask one
of them. We present every buyer of boys
clothing regulation ball and bat and a cap
and belt.
'HUB" CLOTHING HOUSE,
112 Church Street,
Formerly Blue Store
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

The unanimous testimony of those who
have tried it is that Borazel benefits every
case of cold in the head or chronic nasal ca
tarrh
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Conducting business is our own; ne copying
our neighbors for us, thank you, We are
here to stay; orr aim will be not to see how
cheap goods we can offer, but to show the
best goods the market affords at lowest posi-
BILE prices.
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Children

Can be fitted with the best styles in the
market at the
club" CLOTHING HOUSE,
112 Church street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

The unanimous testimony of those who
have tried it is that Borazel benefits every
case of cold in the head or chronic nasal ca
| tarrh
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

A will made by the late John Fl. Tingue
has been discovered 1t divides his estate
eouallv between his brothers and sisters
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Hanging Baskets and RusticI Stands
and Vases.

have large stock of baskets filed and
ready for use from 81 .25 each to So. I have
large variety of basket and vase plants in
prices ranging from to 80 cents each and
an assortment of 10 plants for 81. All these
plants at the very lowest price possible.
Have your vases filed now and cared for
before the rush.
GEORGE A DICKERMAN,
$50 Chapel street.
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Paper Barrels

Large stock at low prices,
At Stevens & Brooks, 795 Chapel street.
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a23 lot.


In every reported case where used, Borazel
has proved itself the true remedy for nasal
.oatarrh
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

Norfolk blouse suits visit the
Hun CLOTHING House,
112 Church street
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

During April and May large number of
families change their place of residence. If
all such having insurance on their household
furniture any other personal property
will call on Wilson, Mcneil & Co., insurance
agents, No. 721 Chapel street, they can have
their insurance transferred and attended to
free of charge. Anyone wishing to get their
property insured find the Oldest and
strongest companies at the lowest rates with
WILSON, MCNEIL & Co.
a23 lot Register and Union copy
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For securing furs from moths and dampness
At Stevens C Brooks, 795 Chapel street
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In every reported case where used, Borazel
has proved itself the true remedy for nasal
catarrh.
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Aged One Hundred and One Years.
Timothy Cronin, aged one hundred and
one years and four months, died in Long Hill
district on Monday. He was the oldest per-
son in Middletown.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-30

This week Best goods at lowest prices
Centennial Anna. Tea Co., 1853 State street.
We lead, but never follow.
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Ladies, Riding Hats

And gloves at
Stevens & Brooks, 795 Chapel street
Youman,s Celebrated Hats
At Stevens & Brooks, 795 Chapel street.
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FAIRIES OF MooNsH1NE CASTLE

An entertainment for the benefit of Har-
mony division No. 5, Sons of Temperance,
will be given in the Atheneum Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee.
Fairies of Moonshine Castle" will be pre-
sented. An enjoyable evening is assured to
all who attend The Object is a worthy one
and deserves the patronege of all.
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At Stevens & Brooks, 795 Chapel street,
a2S Ct
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AMERICAN THEATER.

Crowded houses again greeted the blue
stockinged Ministries and the prize beauties
at the American neater yesterday afternoon
and last evening. The Clayton sisters,
Florence and agnes, are graceful singers and
Gull from a Wy choice repertoire of songs
They are petty women, too, and by their
charming stage presence at once establish
themselves in the favor of the audience The
entire Company is good one and a strong
Derfotlaance is given
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Special 1n11ces.
Special 9ntires.

N0aT Company Sugar LEHI1aH
Low
CUMBERLAND WOOD
~ O1A1ksawed convenient
Office 2andn new George, ave
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ChiIdren,s Straw Hats
At Stevens & Brooks, 795 chap Of street
Change Of Residence and Insuran

In every reported case where used, Boraze
has proved itself the true remedy for nasa
eatarrh.
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Entertainments.
DuNNET;S MrSEuHF

There will be change of programme at
Bunnell's Museum to-day and the "Chimes
of Normandy" Will be presented to-day and
tomorrow. The Harris Opera company are
giving great satisfaction to crowded
houses. On Saturday 1.-THE Mascot" will be