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Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23

SOuthtngt0n.

May 22.-Between thirty and forty Odd
Fellows of this place visited Nosahogan lodge
OF Waterbury on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bieri has opened cigar store
and factory on Center street.
The Rev. Mr.. Bosworth will deliver a me-
mortal address at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening when Trumbull post No. Is,
q. A. R.; will be present.
Dr. j. II, Osborne and Mr.. T. b. Mckenzie
of the Southington & Plantsville Tramway
company inspected the Derby electric road
Tuesday.
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A Rig Eslare of COTTON.

FALL RIVER, May 22.-Fire caught this af-
ternoon among cotton stored on the platform
of the Old Colony freight sheds at the steam
boat docks and spread rapidly. Both cotton
sheds, wooden structures, were entirely con-
sumed. The contents, about $50 bales, were
damaged by fire and water. The cotton was
billed to different mills and stored at their
risk. As some of the bales were lost in the
burned storehouse it is difficult to give the
ownership or estimate the loss, which proba-
bly, amounts to over $50, 900.
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FAEeTt0Kn IN 6mIB.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


The Cawthorn & Sisson Comedy company
had a large audience at the Grand last night.
The company is good drawing card. There
is not heavy plot to the play of "Little
Nugget" but there is lots of good whole
some fun. H. S. Cawthorn and Josie Sis
son are great favorites. In the museum
hall is George Fox, the bird imitator. There
will be matinee this afternoon.
THE GREAT TEN CENT SHOW.
Tomorrow afternoon the first perform
ance by the Grand Circus Royal will be
given on the show lot on Howard avenue
near Kimberly avenue This is a frst-clasl
show Tremendous crowds gather daily and
the very best people everywhere visit the
Grand Circus Royal. The Circus Royal
charges but ten cents admission; few re-
served seats twenty-five cents extra.
''AMoNG THE BREAKERS"
"Among the Breakers" with q good anna
teur cast, will be presented at the Hyperion
Friday afternoon and evening for the benefit
of Christ church. Tickets can be secured at
Kirby's jewelry store on Chapel street, and OF
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, 276 Crown street.
MATINEE PIANO RECITAL.
Prof Parsons will give lis first matinee
piano recital on Friday afternoon at three
o'clock at Loomis' Temple of Music. Sever
al classical selections will be played by Prof.
Parsons, and Miss Mansfield will sing and
Mr.. Weiss,-th violinist, will assist.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23
The CITY of Para Aground.

PANAMA, May 22.-The Pacific Mail steam
ship City of Para, which left Colon on she
10th for New York, went ashore on Old
Providence Island on the 18th at 10 p. m. and
at last accounts was lying motionless in sew
enteen feet of water. The outside bananas
and other cargo were jettisoned to tighten
the vessel. Her rudder stock is broken. The
vessel will be in no danger unless heavy
weather sets in, which is unlikely at this sea-
son. The passengers, mails and specie are
still on board.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23
handle AIdarman Kerr,s Trial.

NEW YoRK, May 22.-In the trial OF Boo-
die Alderman Kerr the examination of Full
graft continued throughout the day. He
said that he was the States witness, but had
he known that five men were to
be sent to Sing Sing on his evidence he
would have preferred to have gone to Sing
Sing himself. He said all this as dramatic
ally as he once protested his innocence before
the Senate committee.
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The Emperor Has a Drive,

BERLIN, May 22.-The Emperor accompan-
led by the Empress left the palace at $50 p.
m. in closed carriage, the weather being
windy. They were driven to the Theirgar-
ten. returning in an hour. DR.. Mackenzie
and Adjutant Broesicke followed in another
carriage. Prince Henry of Prussia and the
Princess of Ssxe-Meiningen dined with the
Emperor this evening.
1t has been decided that the Emperor shall
go to Potsdam on June Its.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23
The Turner'S Condemn Anarchism

CHICAGO, May pa resolution was offer
ed in the national convention of the Turner's
condemning revolution by force in this coun-
try and denouncing anarchism in plain
terms. This led to an exciting debate which
lasted four hours, but finally the resolution
was adopted by $50 ayes to 2OS nays. The
announcement aroused the convention to
great enthusiasm. Reports of committees
were received and other business of no par
ticular interest was transacted.
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4 COMPETENT woman as cook and laundress
IA References required. Apply between and
9. m. at (my12 th $40 ELM STREET.
WANTED.
NORSET hands, experienced strip stitchers and
. closers. Apply at
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- The brick house No. 7s Ward street, thir-
@:.I teen finished rooms with modern improve
Aments. Also good brick barn, three stalls,
city water, etc. The property viii be sold cheap.
large part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage at per cent. interest for of years
Call on B. L. LAMBERT, 90 Church st. Room ],
my22 3tt Benedict Building d
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"AMONG THE BREAKERS, -
TO BE ORDAINED

At the Second Congregational Church,
Fair Haven.
Mr.. Charles Loomis, who was member of
the late graduated class of Yale Divinity
school and has been called to church in
Charleston, South Carolina, will be ordained
on Wednesday evening in. the Second Con-
gregational church of Fair Haven.
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BeaI Eatate.
FOR SALE.

FOE SALE.
- The brick house No. 20 Ward street, thir
@lM ments Also good brick barn, three Stalls
city water, etc: The property win be sold cheap
mortgage at per cent interest for term of years.
Call On 3 L. LAMBERT, 80 Church St, Room1,
Auction Sale.
IF: BILE nfA property owned by the Porter Stair
4lsE Co at No. 451 Grand avenue, New Haven CT,
used by themin the manufacture of first class stair
work, hard wood mantels and trimmings, viii be
private es SALE. - 'li''' ". W. JsAFWSTER. "
ma ct Receiver. :
FOR RENT.
49, lie Goffe street. first floor, five rooms, $l4
efeenwood Street, dsE r Stf door t r roos s
17s Temple street, two rooms. $12
IS Garden small rear house, SIS.
Others upon application.
mys1 St EDW. MALEY, 9as Chapel Street.
Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-
change. =.
49, House, Barn and 2 Acres ofland
RAlsk. can be exchanged for city property ON easy
Also first-class house on Davenport avenue Col
lege street, Elm street, Howard avenue and meny
others; can be seen at any time.
FOR R Emf.
A frst-cIass house for two families on How
ard avenue; house, barn and of land in West
Haven also a number or tenenentS
Money to loan at per cent. real estate.
81 Church street. Room 8. Bened1ctss
Building.
Office open evenings from to 8.
il. E. COMSTOCK & co.
FOR SALE,
49, A two family house with modern improve
ES::: ments, barn. plenty of fruit, the horse
A&a2l cars. good neighborhood; bargain, terms
easy. Call at A. e. DUDLEY SONS
Fire Insurance Agency, S18 Chapel street.
mylS oG
FOR SALE,
r CT on Oak avenue in Evergreen cemetery.
IL W. D. JUDSON,
myl7 6t-3p sos and SOY State street.
Desirable Farm
FOEE SALE,
49, Located in North Haven on Hartford turn
It'll pike about one mile from North Haven de-
ss4- pot, containing about serenity acres meadow
and pasture land, cutting forty to fifty tons nay
each season. -..--,-
Good two story house, two good barns, carriage
house; good spring water brought into barnyard.
Well adapted for good dairy or vegetable farm
Location is unsurpassed, house stands on hlgh
ground and commands good view OF the whole
farm
Well stocked with choice apples, pears, cherries
c11rrants cranes aud other fruit.
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Syivanus Butler and r. C. Bradley to
speak at Prohibition Hall Tonight.

The public prohibition meeting this even
ing will be addressed by Sylvanus Butler and
F. G. Bradley of North Haven (who is to be
one of the delegates to the national conven-
ton at Indianapolis) will tell what he saw in
his recent trip to California which bears
upon the prohibition problem. Prohibition
hall is room 10 at TAG Chapel street, near
State street. The meeting will begin at
O'Clock and all the seats will be free to any
citizen of either sex. The prohibition party
in New Haven is exaltsnt over the announce
ment at the ministers meeting this week by
Rev Mr.. Meserye and Rev. Mr.. Foster that
they are out and out prohibitionists.
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JOHNSON 6 BROTHER,

LiebOtschaner Lager!
We are sole agents for its sale in New Haven
We regard it the best American Lager made
Guinness Dublin Stout, McMullen's white LABEL
Bass.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23
Dom Pedro stricken with Paralysis

MILAN, May 22.-The Emperor OF Brazil
appears to be stricken with paralysis. He
has lost the power of speech and his breath
ing is labored. Oxygen was forced into his
lungs and caffeine was injected under his
skin with the result that he became less inert
and partially conscious, but there is little
hope of recovery. Prince Augustus OF SAKE
Coburg, Dom Pedros son in-laW, and DE-
Charcot of Paris have been summoned to the
bedside of the Emperor and the last sacra-
ment has been administered.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23
Marriage of a West Haven Young
Lady,

Mr.. Robert Lander of Bridgeport was
united in marriage yesterday to Miss Jen-
ME Palmer, adopted daughter of Mr.. George
E. Todd of West Haven, at the residence of
Mrs Nellie Ronald on State street. The
bride was attired in a white satin with dia-
mond ornaments. Supper was served to
about twenty couples. The happy couple
left on the 4:15 train for Saratoga.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23

DANBURY, May 22.-Diphtheria in q malig
nant and fatal form is prevailing in the towr
of Brewster. A number of deaths are re
ported within a week and new cases are ap
Y1aarino
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Committees ON CIairns.


TINE Committee on Claims will meet on
l. Tuesday evening, May ~, 1888, at O'Clock
in Rooms 10 and II, City Hall.
All persons interested in the following petitions
are respectfully requested to appear before the
committee and be heard in reference thereto:
OF Benjamin Hennig for compensation for iniu-
ries resulting from falling upon an icy sidewalk.
OF Moses Adams for Compensation for injuries
resulting from falling upon icy sidewalk.
OF George o. Robinson for compensation for in
juries resulting from falling upon any icy sidewalk
Of Daniel Kirby for compensation for injuries
resulting from falling upon an icy sidewalk.
By order of Alderman Groark, chairman.
EDWARD L. CAHILIs
my2f st Assistant City Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23

BosToN, May 22.-Mertie Hackett of CAM
bridge, who played with the Indianapolis last
year, received telegram from the manager
of the New Yorks yesterday asking for his
terms. Mr.. Hackett will probably leave for
New York tomorrow
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other Games yesterday.

Brooklyn-Brooklyns 9, Kansas Citys4.
Baltimore-St. Louis 4, Baltimores2 2.
Cleveland-Cincinnatis 6, Clevelands 4
Philadelphia 6, Louisvilles 5.
Lowell-Worcesters6 6, Lowells4
Portland-Salens 9, Portlands 5.
Observation-Disclosures 10. LynnS 6.
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GRADUATING EXERCISES

And Promenade of Cargill,s Business
College.
The graduating exercises of the class Of 'S5
of Cargill's Business college were held last
night at Loomis' Temple of Music, commenc-
ing at o'clock. The following programme
was successfully carried out:
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DANBURY, May 22.-The Tweedy Manufac-
turing company's hat shops, employing over
eleven hundred hands, which closed April IS,
are again running to-day. The company has
been reorganized and a system of cut prices
adopted. Other shops are reopening.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23

MADRID, May ga collision occurred to-
day between passenger train and freight
train at Canet, twenty miles from BARGE
Iona. Three persons were killed and forty
SIX injured Several have since died.
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r CT on Oak avenue in Evergreen cemetery:
W. D. JUDSON,
my17 6t-3p sos and 507 State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-23
Two Busy ClOthiers,
NORTON & SON,
7S2 and 734 Chapel Street,
Near the bridge.
MlDDLEsEx BANKING CO.,
PAID up CAPITAL 5000, 600.

PAID UP CAPITAL 100000
n OFFER for sale the $500 and $1,000 per cent.
debenture bonds Of this company for the roho"-
They have had twelve years successful exper-
The Company is limited by law TO small Is
me relative to its capital ...-,
They are incorporated by special charter from
tha state of Connecticut, and subject 10 semi,
annual examination at the hands OF the state. anu
also -, - eo.,,arz tI,r;et1, and en-
..-rriaiTo whom believe In point OF chafaeter
til near iay0rnbIe comparison with the farmersp
me loan per acre OF the Middlesex ! bslisve
81 10 1rnalIer an the average than that OF any oIlsI
comueny with whose. operations am Lannizar, =
asfeRuafd Of primary and -funoameneAi tAsRoh
The MiddIesex Banking Company bases its de-
,s,,e,,res etricty ON FIRST mortgages; mose I'LL,
,,snies issIIng dsbentures have large pTOp Ds
n arroTp MORTGAGES as security Tor tnel. ioans-
- FSeing subject TO the same supervision as ouA
- -. STATE Ranfs they are equally safe;, ca
The original mortgages being nela " .ne -. ~
Ste rsr1sst Company of Hartford there u Nc pos
sass nhsncs on defaIcaticn, making the ponos A1so
rUxELK SAFE. --
ap,n,se BoArDM4E BuILDnSa, Cor. CHAPEL AMP STATE
mT1e 8
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49, House has IA rooms, furnace set range, hot
liz and cold water bath, water closets, set tubs
sN in laundry. Barn for six horses and carri-
ages and other outbuildings; about seven % acres
land fruit, chestnut groves, summer houses, ETC.,
ten minutes' walk of Savin Rock shore. Will be
sold low If sold soon, the owner having no further
use for it.
Enquire OF
8. B. OvIatt, 81 Church street,
APES I'm New Haven, Conn.,
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M1NEATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

CHESTER-In West Haven May %, entered into
rest, Bessie l., eldest daughter Of III. L. and Ena'
lily knight Chester. aged 10 years and months.
Funeral at her late home Center street Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock Friends of the family
cordially invited. 2tt
BRADLEY-In this city, Monday May 2Ist 1888,
Charles Bradley. aged 70 years, mouths, 12 days.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 500 Chapel street, on Wednesday, May 23d, at
O'Clock p. 2th
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A SITUATION by respectable girl lust from
.GA the old country, to do general housework
Apply at 545 EAST STREET
InySo toni oor
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WANTED.

SITUAT1oNS by two respectable girls; one as
- cook and the other to do second WORK in a nri
Vate Tnaam MY. GOOD reference. Call at
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FOR SALE.

a. A two family house with modern improve.
Ea::: ments, barn. plenty of fruit, the horse
h&.H cars. good neighborhood; a bargain, terms
easy. Call at A. e. DUDLEY & SONS
Fire Insurance Agency, s18 Chapel street.
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GEORGE +. NEWCOMB,

No. Boardman Building,
COR. STATE AND CHAPEL STREET,
az Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
mV12
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The senator. Flnally Get a Game.

PTTTsBURG, May ga good audience
witnessed the victory of the Washingtons
over the local team to day. The Washing
ton men played good ball, fielding sharply
and batting and running bases in great style.
The game was won in the third when by a
base on balls, one on errors followed by three
hits four men scored. Some close decisions
were made. Catches and throws by Cole
man, DalrympIe and Shoch were the fea-
tures.
Pittsburg. .............. o 0 2 0 o O-3
Washington. ............0 0 4 o 0 x-6
Earned runs Pittsburg. 2, Washington g. Two
base hits. Deasey. Double plays, Coleman and
Kuehne; Dunlap and Maui; O'Day, Meyers and
o'Brien; Meyers Irwin and o'Brien. First on
base on errors, Washington g Struck out, by
Morris Z, by o'Day 4. Passed balls, Carroll 1,
BeaSley 2. Time, III. ism. Umpire Valentine.
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FOR SALE,

- "A very desirable house and lot on Prospect
.sl street. Other real estate might be taken In
sasR part payment. Enquire of
y. II. Phillips,
GLEBE BUILDING,
anos from a m. to II m.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 22.-The Bostons took
winning lead in the early part of to-day's
game on home run hits by Wise and Kelly,
and the home team failed to hit when its hits
were most needed. Both pitchers did we'll
and were splendidly supported. Wise and
Buckley led at the bat and Glasscock and
Denny did some exceptionally sharp fielding
Indianapolis. .......... o o 0 O. 2
Boston -......... -. o 0 x 4
Earned runs, Indianapolis /, Boston .. Two base
hits Denny, Buckley and Johnston. Three base
hit, Buckley. Home runs, Kelly, Wise. Double
plays, Glasscock, Bassett- and Esterbrook First
on balls Buckley. Morrill,. Nash. HIT by pitched
ball. Seery. First errors, Boston .. Struck out,
BasSett, Kelly, Burdock Passed balls, Buckley 1.
ORourke 1. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Decker.
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FOX KENT
- The very desirable house No. /, Al Chapel
..il street House has all modern. Improvements
lsy and is in of the best neighborhoods in the
city. Horse cars pass the house every II minutes.
Large barn on the premises. For further partieu-
lars call at
MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
ap26 $50 Chapel Street
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District of New Haven, S. Probate Court,
Nav 49, 1885

A1NDhEW NEW
ID ven, in said district, deceased.
Upon the application OF Frances l. Martin, adj
ministratrfx, praying for power and authority to
sell and convey certain real estate belonging to
said estate and situated in New Haven, Conn.,, as
per application file more fully appears, it is
termined at Probate Court, to be held at New Ha-
ven, in said district the 25th day of May A. D..
1885, at O'Clock in the forenoon and that notice be
given of the tendency of said application and the
time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing
the same three times in some newspaper having q
circulation in said district.
By order of court,
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Awarding of Diplomas. Senate
1aUI0B HLiU genie
CLASS OF 80.

N61I6 u. UOWn1nR.
The hall was crowded, every available seat
being taken, and among the many present
were many of the former pupils of the
school. After the graduating exercises at 10
p. m. dancing was INDUCED in, the grand
march being led by Mr.. Frederick D. Adams
and Miss Hattie A. Foster, followed by go
couples, to the music of Mallon's orchestra,
Prof. Colbert prompting.
The following was the general COMMITTEES
of the evening" entertainment; F. D. Adams
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Desirable Farm
w. d. JUDSON.
sos and soy state sfLect.


FOR SALE,
4AsssA DELIGHTFUL country home near Tariff
siil Vile Ct; substantial twoStory brick house,
!sl in perfect order, eleven rooms, original cost
So, 600; pure water, convenient outhouses barn II
required; grounds about two acres, abundant fruit
and shade trees, fine hedges; location high, COM
manding an extended view of the Pennington river
and valley; twenty minutes from Hartford by rail;
property will be sold for less than half its cost on
easv terms Amply to H BELDEN,
mig If Simsbury, Ct.
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FOR RENT.

a PoCKETBOOK containing a sum of money
IA name on book Nellie NJ. CumTnins The
finder will be rewarded by addressing
uy22 2tt W. M, WET.LMAN. Drawer II
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Detroit ............. o 0 0 o Of
New York. O 8 9 O O 0 X-6

Earned runs, Detroit 4, New York 4. Two base
hits, Brouthers, ORourke2. Three base hits. Gore.
Double plays, GetZein, CANCEL and White; Ward,
Richardson and Connor; Richardson and Conner.
First on balls, off Titeomb 3. First on errors De-
troit l. New York g. Struck out, by Getzein s, by
Titcomb 4. Passed balls, CANCEL 2, Murphy l.
Time. 2:05. Umpire. Daniels
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A SITUATION by respectable girl to do light
IA general homework or second work in a Dri-
vate family. Call for two days at
my22 GIT No. 2S6 DAVENPORT AVENIIE
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WANTED.

I an office, young man about twenty years of
Il age to make himself generally useful. Address
my21 3t+ A, P. o. Box 213
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Young lady to do office work; must write good
\ plain hand Address in own handwriting
my22 1t ROY 326
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DETROIT, May 22.-Richardson's tumble and
Whites muf Of foul fly in the fourth gave
the visitors two runs and the game. Although
Getzein struck out eight of the Giants, Tit
comb did the better work, the champions be-
ing unable to hit the ball at critical points.
Daniels umpiring Disguised both teams and
boa okofo
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we SaI6 OF
strawberry Hill Pork, Lard, Bacon.
These celebrated goods appreciated in the
section where they are produced, and the patron
age there Is large. Their claim is: The perfectly
healthy condition Of Pork, the absolute purity OF
the Lard, the cleanliness of their entire system
Throughout. Raised on their farm near Northamp-
ton the entire work Is under the supervision of DR..
Learned, the proprietor.
Sperry & Barnes and Merwin g. Sons we'll
known goods also on hand
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" a NTE n

A COMPETENT and energetic Young man to
IA canvass the city for taking and rapidly SELL
ing article; Good fair commission to the right
man. Address 81 n
my22 2tt this offica
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We are agents for sale Of

case 5000 Imported Hav ana Cigars just re-
lower than other dealers
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East Rnnsr Hfnn

ON and after Tuesday, May 1st team leaves
~ Klocks drug store, corner Church and Chapel
streets. at 10 a. and p. for East Rock sum
init Returns to the city about 1880 p. m. and
p m. ap27
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FOR SALE.
g. Two lots on Daggett street
I'll One lot on Grand avenue.
1M One lot at Morris Cove.
Also,
For rent, house No. SIG Howardavenue, =
THERON A. TODD,
my11 7S7 Chapel street.
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WANTED,

"A SITUATION by a young lady in private
IA family to do light general homework: in the
country; best of reference. Call at
nV22Rt* ROSE CTPIIyT Ty;t,x
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60 Store No. SO Crown street, with a good cell
E..is lar; rent reasonable. Gail on
49, B. L. LAMBERT, 81 Church street,
ny.y2 Room Ranadict R1,iI6iDcr
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" AN 4 ED.
n RESIDENT agent in New Haven to sell the
N Writ Fountain Pen Address
G. D. KING, New England Agent
my21 Sc % Pearl street Hartford
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Mean bar. 3a23: mean temns 81: mean humid
/ MAJ temp, IS: min temp. 45; rainfall. 90
inches.
. Max velocity Of wind. IL s.
E Totakexcess or deficiency of temperature since
January ii. 40 degrees
Total excess deficiency of precipitation since
Jan. T. -*286 In.
FOR MAY %. 1887.
Mean bar 80 q; mean temp. 81
Max. temp, co. min. temp. 81
H. COX. Sgt. Sig. Corps.
Note A minus sign l-lprefxed to thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero:
sdE' in connection with rainfall indicates
trace of precipitation too small to measure.
HSnow is melted and resulting depth OF water no.
ted under rainfall.
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GOOD INVESTMENTS.

- A very pleasant brick house, five minutes
#:;A walk from the Green, with large lot, plenty
llQ of fruit all in nice order, very desirable for
parties connected with Yale College on account of
its proximity. for sale at $500.
desirable place on Park street; house has II
rooms water gasAand sewer connection; barn with
three STALLS lot 50x1S0 If sold the price will
be only s., 500; large part can remain on mort
gage.
good place on Orchard street, $4,000; will pay
10 per cent. on investment
Something every week.