Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-18

Stone is a daughter of General William | S. Charnley, formerly of this city. Mir. Stone | is graduate of Trinity college, class of 1880. | They were married at St. James church, Chi 1 oago, one week ago.
 Entertainments.
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 Besides the excellent variety entertainment given at the American this week Professor J. w. Hampton and his trained dogs give an exhibition each evening which is well worth the price of admission charged.
 BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
 Frederick Book and his strong dramatic company will repeat the ''Power of Money" at the Museum this afternoon and evening. MT. Book and his company will produce SMonte Cristo' on Thursday. Friday and Saturday afternoons and. evenings.
 CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
 ''May Blossom" will make it's second ap- pearance in this city at Carlls Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon. All the principal members of the company are still playing their original roles, headed by Miss Georgia Cayvan as May Blossom, and Mr. Benj Maginley as Tom. The bal ance of the cast is equally strong, and mag nificent performance can be safely promised. The wonderfully clever children, who creat- ed such sensation on "May Blossoms" first production here, are quite charming as ever. and have not grown an inch. They | still have their exquisite children's process sion, and still bury the pet bird.
 sALv1NI IN 1NGoMAR.
 A New York paper in speaking of this popular actor, who appears at Carll's Opera 1 House on next Monday evening, says: An | other fine audience assembled at the Metro l poIitan Opera House last night to see Salvln1. | The play was F'Ingomar," which furnishes abundant opportunities for the display ot some of the great actors best qualities. 1 Whatever character he takes he exhausts, going even to heights that are surprising and 1 startling. He makes a figure that never fades from the memory, but that always ] stands out vivid and intense. He dominates | the stage as lion would puppet show. l He was called out at the end of every act last night and the fiue audience was most | generous with its applause throughout the 1 entire performance.
 1 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Thursday evening Barlow, Wilson oI Ran | kin's frst-class minstrels will appear at this | opera house and with them many new artists. The Macon, Ga., Telegraph says: The per formance, it may be truly said, was perfect. | The music instrumental and vocal has never | been excelled by minstrel troupe in Macon l and it has rarely been equalled George WjSsn's gsss ana medley M Hush Little Baby vas | Face" was delightfully."- sweet and remark ably we'll rendered Stoddard has by far the 1 most wonderful falsetto voice ever heard in Macon E. M. Halls banjo playing, the l comicalities of the inimitable Wilson, the songs and dances of Messrs Hensel, Good year, Tierney, Wayne, Pearl, Welby, Adams l and Casey and the musical medley of Messrs. 1 Goodyear, Adams and Casey were all of the 1 most interesting and enjoyable character. THE MIKADo.
 l Gilbert and Sullivan's latest and most pop. 1 ular comic opera, "The Mikado," will be produced at the New Haven Opera House on Friday and Saturday evenings of this week | and Saturday afternoon, under the manage ment of John Stetson. A Providence paper says of the play: The company performing | ssThe Mikado" is an excellent one as a whole 1 but it's merit lies more in the direction o1 1 clever acting and stage business than in the 1 vocal ability of the principals at least. The | central figure is Ko-Ko, Lord High Execu tioner, and in this MT. J. W. Herbert was par ticularly successful. He invests the charac ter with such grotesque honor and gives te | it so many amusing touches that it stands out in bold relief ill contrast with the sur rounding figures. MT. Staunton made a sat isfactory Nanki-Poo, and Mr. Harry Allen as Pooh Bah met the requirements of a not very exacting part Miss Beebe as Yum i Yum looked charming and acted with spirit and freedom. Miss Agnes Stone was charm ing as Pitti Sing and Miss Roche, as Katisha, sang with discretion. The work of the 1 chorus was excellent, and the may be said of the orchestra. The mounting of the opera is magnificent, both as to scenery and costuming, and it may be said that as 8 whole the performance of ''The Mikaao'' is the most satisfactory and complete, excelline in merit that of any comic opera presented here in many years.
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 Mr. H. Dunne, formerly of this city and for number of years past of New Yors city, is now located at S2S Chapel street room No. 12. Mir. Dunne is skilled watch, maker and jeweller, and executes the finest kinds of work. He has had 8 large experi ence in some of the first wholesale houses in New York. which enables him to guarantee the performance of time that is in keeping with the reputation of makes of all fine ano complicated timepieces Mir. Dunne has Ia l cilities for obtaining watches of the fines 1 and best descriptions, and would be pleased l to receive call from all who contemplate l purchasing. His experience and persona acquaintance with the New York manufac | turers give him ar advantage which he VII share with his patrons. See hls adv.
 Our Cloak Department
 Is thronged with people from morning til night. Why? Because they are aware ot the fact that our great~ cloak sale Is now progressing. Because they know that Bretz- .,,I, e Q purchasers We are offering an elegant s1lk seal sacque full 43 inches long, price S27.S0. We defy any merchant to produce similar one at S35 Remember our cloak room is on the ground floor; no need Of climbing stairs. Elegant brocaded wraps at remarka- bly low prices. Children's haveloeks sd rom $1 90 up. Russian circulars from Sooo up. An exquisite huff given to every cloak pur- chaser Cloaks will be sent to Meriden, Wallingford and Derby on approval and at our expense. Ladies, do not miss this, your only opportunity of buying an elegant Wln- fur department note the following prices: Best black fur only 2Sc a ward. Swans down 33c a yard. 3-inch silver grey 50c yard. BLACK nuns S5c Fur collars 4Sc. Fur capes, IA inches long, s1.95. Hundreds of other bargains Do not pass us. We buy more cloaks, sell more and sell them cheaper than any other 1 house in New Haven We warrant each and every one of our garments to be strictly all wool, we'll made, nicely trimmed, good fit ting and the latest styles.
 l s. BRETzFELDER's,
 S32 Chapel street.,
 Between Church and Orange streets. A La Rose hand made corsets, 5Oc. A La Rose hand made corsets, 63c. A La Rose hand made corsets, 75c.
 A La Rose hand made corsets, 0oc. A La Rose hand made corsets, $l. | Corset department. | BOLTON & NEELY.
 Our real seal sacques, pure London dye, are the handsomest garment to be found in 1 the city We guarantee them as represented