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FATAL WRECK.
Two Men Burned to Death and Sew
eral Injured.

Two Men Burned to Death and Sew
eral Injured.
ALBANY, April ia fatal wreck oc-
CURED on the D. and Il. road between
Worcester and Cobleskill to-day. A fast
freight running thirty-fve miles an hour
collided with gravel train, wrecking the
engine of the freight and several box cars.
Attached to the gravel train was car con-
tanning five Italians. The car was thrown
forward into the center Of the wreck and
the mass took fire. Two of the Italians
were killed and three injured. As tho
flames approached the car the cries and
groans Of the imprisoned workmen were
heartrending. Owing to the position of the
car and the intense heat the rescuers
were unable to reach them and were
| obliged to watch them slowly burn to
| death. The names of the Italians are IN
known, but it is understood they were all
men of families.
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FOR, g ALE.

kA Three two-family houses Winchester
E:;; avenue. Residence on Dwight street. A
building lots on West Chapel and Oak streets,
Winthrop, Whaley and Jmdson avenues Lot IN
in Woodbridge Rents in various sections of the
city. Care of property a specially. Rents
promptly collected. Fire and life insurance.
C. E. JUDSON, No. 40 Church street,
mel Hoadley Building, Room s.
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Feb. 7th, 1891.
TSTATE of JOHN R. SMITH, late of -
u -, in said district, deceased,
Pursuant to an order from the Court of Pro-
bate for said district, will be sold at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, on 3Oth day of April,
AID. 1891, at 1oo'clk In the forenoon (anless pre-
ing real estate of said deceased, situated in the
town of New Haven, viz:
House and lot bounded south by Chapel street
Al feet, more or less; east by property OF party
named judd IS feet, more or less north by land
supposed to belong to Miss Tyler. 43 feet, more
or less; west by land supposed to belong to Miss
Fitch 30 feet, more or less, with brick dwelling
house thereon.
Sale to take place on premises in said New
Haven Terms Made known at time of sale.
SAMUEL NJ. M. SMITH,
or1A Administrator
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FOR, RENT


ks=sA HOUSE in western part Of the city, fur
@;;;; nished or unfurnished, modern conve-
.g&sA nences. Ten minutes walk to postomce
JOHN c. PUNDERFORD, Room Glebe Build
mo Liz Church street. AplS II
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The explosion of a tank on board the
British steamer Circassian Prince yester-
day killed the Arst engineer and a watch
man.
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Died at the Hospital.

James Wallace, who has been at the
hospital for about three weeks, died yes
terday.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE

GhAND OPERA HoOsE.
A large audience attended the perform
ance of ':Hearts of New York" last night.
The play is full of sensational interest and
kept the audience in a state of perfect en-
joyment throughout. William E. Hines,
Earle Remington, Stanley Macy, James
Quinn and William Stuart are members OF
the well balanced company presenting the
play. A notable feature of the play is the
Introduction OF police patrol wagon dur
of New York" will be repeated this and
noon.
"Dear Irish Boy" holds the boards the
last half of this week.
PRocToR's OPERA HOUSE.
jefferson and Taylor's grand production
of Glands Across the Sea" was presented
to a large audience last evening.
Tonight Robert Downing will present
"The Gladiator" An exchange says:
Since the death of John Mccullough
there is no ADLER exponent within limited
range of roles of the heroic, stalwart or.
der than Mr.. Robert Downing, and that
gentleman's impersonation of the fGladi-
ator'' in Saumet's play Of that name. was
very vigorous and impressive. MIR.
Downing is supported by strong com
pany, and the entire performance waf
much applauded and enjoyed by the large
audience which witnessed it.
"O'Dowd's neighbors Will be the attrac-
ton tomorrow afternoon and evening.
| H. NJ S. PINAFoRE.
The sale of seats for the presentation o.
H. M. s. Pinafore under the auspices O.
Miss Justine Ingerson will open at the boz
Office of the Hyperion theater, Saturday
April 1S, at 9 O'Clock a. m. No more thai
ten seats will be sold to any one party.
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A Bicycle VIII,
IF properly used, make the rider eat and sleep
L to desirable degree. Columbia and Hart
ford safeties Qadies' and gents); cash or install
ments. Think it over.
NEW HAVEN CYCLE CO.,
enIa7 516 State street
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New Haven Defeated.
BROOKLYN, April 13.-The Brooklyns
defeated the New Ravens 10 TO to-day,
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FOR. RENT

49, House No. 1872 Meadow street 90 rooms }
&::: viii be put in thorough order for good
D. HAYES TROWBRIDGE, JR.,
ap13 ct. S07 Chapel Street.
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WANTED.

CITUATION by an experienced girl to 90
= homework in q small family, or take care OF
children. Call at -
AMID ID. ses DAVENPORT AVENUE.
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A Sad Accident at st. Louisa Boat
CapsfZes.

CapsfZes.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 13.-This after
noon boat with twelve young men start
ed from the Missouri side of the river to
cross to East St. Louis, and when about
three-quarters of the way across the boat
ran into the eddy and capsized. Five of
the young men were drowned and the
others were rescued with great difficulty.
Some of them managed to swim out of the
eddy, but were so exhausted that they
nearly succumbed. Following is list Of
those drowned: John Bourg, John Nc
Mahon, Adam Brust, Jack O'Connor, Rob
ert Guion-an of St. Louis.
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WANTED.

~ By young single man, furnished room,
II. with board in private family Good
Wil references. Address, stating terms
apl3sts IS. Courier once.
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A T once a reliable girl for chambermaid and
n seamstress; city reference required. APP
ply between and O'Clock p. m. at
apls3t III WHITNEY AVENUE.
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miscellaneous.
GOING, GOING, GOING.
Freeman'S

New Auction and Commission rooms, 446 State
street. Best placein town to consign your car
pets and furniture to turn into cash. Sales by
Auction three days in the week; at retail daily.
Who speaks first Money advanced. Sp
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49, CENTRALLY located brick house. 1167
HI; Chapel street, near Park; eleven rooms.
WsA Alterations to suit tenant. All improve.
ments. HENRY s. PECK,
ap13tf 1909 Chapel street.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
a LARGE, first quality French plate pier
II glass suitable for q tailoring or dress
making establishment or private house -; will be
sold cheap. Inquire at ,,,,,,o,,,
THIS OFFICE.
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At the Port of Iuuiuue.

PANAMA, April ia correspondent
writes from Iquique: What is occurring
in this unfortunate port is something I'M
heard of and it leads one to believe that
no civilized beings now live here. Pas
sengers state that the vagabonds are rob-
bing, plundering, numbering, violating
women and committing all kinds of
atrocities, while incendiaries are also en-
gagged in their nefarious and villainous
operation, destruction and pillage.
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FOR. RENT.

TO LET.
49, Store, 367 State street. East side. Just
:::| north Of Chapel. Inquire of
lg CHARLES A. WHITE,
mh11 tt SO Church street.
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EUROPEAN WAR CLOUDS.

Premier di Rudfni Intervfewed-The
Situation Changing Every Day
Italy,s Position by the Terms of the
Triple Alliance Agreement.
ROME, April 13.-Premier di Rudini, in
an interview to day in regard to the drei-
bund, held that the renewal of the triple
alliance was of secondary Importance as
compared with constant agreement with
England. On many occasions, said the
premier, the policy of the dreibund har-
monized perfectly with British ideas, yet
never adhered to the dreibund treaty
Italy's renewal of her contract with the
alliance depended on the general situation
in Europe, which was now changing every
day. 1t was difficult to imagine that En-
gland and Italy would remain passive
while war was being waged by Russia and
France and against Germany and Austria,
even if the dreibund did not exist. Italy
might find it to her interest to range her
self on the side of Great Britain should
Russia refrain from interfering in the af-
fairs of the other powers, thus securing the
absolute neutrality of Great Britain. Italy
would not act except under the contingent
cies provided for in the dreibund conven-
ton. If Austria attacked Russia or Ger
many declared war withFrance their action
would not imply that Italy was to join in
the movement. By the terms of the con-
tract she was entitled to act as a neutral
nation and to remain so. The case was
different if any one of the contracting
powerss was made the object of attack.
Premier di Rudini declared he was con-
WINGED that France, despite her excessive
ornaments, would never alone wage a wal
of aggression while the dreidbund con.
tinued to act as the safeguard of Europe
In view of the prevailing temper il
France, it was perfectly idle to discuss the
question of dissolution of the dreibund
Neither Austria nor Germany dreamed o.
| making an attack.
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WANTED,

a COOK; must be thoroughly competent and
IA have good references. Apply between II
a. m. and pm to MRS. G. SToDDARD.
anil ste So Prospect street
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OIO
49, From May 1, the large store, 253 and
It! 255 State street, five floors, adapted to
sA wholesale business or manufacturing.
mh21 IF GEO, A, BUTLER.
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10 III u
49, From May list, desirable front offices;
#: steam heat; building to be remodeled; new
.k entrance, with plate glass doors, new stair
case new floors and new decorations
ana IF GEORGE 81. FORD.
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entertainments.
HYPERION THEATRR.

At the Hyperion, April "a and 25, we
are to have the Casinos new opera, "Poor
Jonathan" which has achieved such an
instantaneous triumph wherever pre-
sented, and it will be given us by Rudolph
Aronson's Comic Opera company, which is
composed of the sterling artists of the
profession. The story of the opera is
interesting, and it abounds in bright lines
and comedy situations; the music 10 by
Carl Milloecker, the famous composer of
the "Beggar Student" and is full OF
jingling melodies, waltzes, marches,
bravuras, ballads, ensembles and catchy
finales.
The third act of ''Poor Jonathan" intro
duces the West Point cadets, and their
drilling calls for three or four encores
nightly. Mr.. Aronson's new march, ''The
National Guard" is played by the orches-
ira during this drill. "Poor Jonathan is
eral theaters in Europe and at the New
York Casino, and its already assured tri-
umph here will add another link to its tri-
umphal chain. The cast is as follows:
Harriet. Camille Darville
Molly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Louise Kissing
Ar si Count Nowaskys Sister. Eva Johns
Miss Grant I Students at the ! Clara Randall
woman's Med
ical Col
Miss Hunt lege Ada Gray
Serpent Observation-Disclosures. Drew Donaldson
Tobias Quickly, an Impressario. j. h Ryley
Rubygold, Wealthy American. Henry Haliam
Catalucci, a Composer Charles Renwick
Professor Dryander. ..................J 7. Furey
Francois, Steward at Rubygold's. Max Tube
Count Nowalsky .....................Ge George Olmi
Brostologne .....,.,.........,,.....H. Leone
Lawyer Holmes ...................St Stanley Starr
Jonathan Trip. ...................Fre Fred Solomon
Gilmore's at the Hyperion, afternoon
and evanincr Nav / st
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17Iatrts.

One Cent . Word each insertion;
ave cents . word for q fuu week,
(ssvsn sfAes.l
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FOR RENT OR SALE,
::5 fifteen dollars monthly can rent one Of eight
W. new and beautiful Queen Anne cottages,
perfect gems. Must be seen finished to be appre-
ciated. Contain bay windows, handsome porti-
cos, hard wood trim Cbrewn ash), finished in hard
oil, walls and ceilings beautifully papered, man
water bath room, water closet, six rooms, large
closets, pantry, china closet with drawers hall
foot Deep front on two streets English street,
betw cen Ferry and Rowe; complete house for
one family Of select tenants. Come and see
them. WILLIAM GAY,
ap77t Tontine Hotel.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
h:7t Lower front tenement, 31s Orange street,
it'd five rooms, modern convenlenceS;
Yq twenty-five dollars. Enquire
an13 If So WHALLEY AVENUE.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun RISES, 5:14 NOOK sETs,. HreH WATT
Sun SETS, $50 1855 1851
DEATHS.

DEATHS. 7
BEEBE-At waveriy, n Y, Sunday, April 18th,
PEcKpfn ' THIS City, April i, seabury Peck, aged
Funeral IN from No. University Place, Tuesday,
April IA, ct $50 p. m. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend 2ts
of Edwin Bull and daughter Of George Hotch-
Funeral s, tuesday 18th, at her late residence Is
aoRHAMs se Hamden, April 18th, Julius Cor
Fu nam ag from his late residence in Hamden,
at nvtsd to
attend without further notice. ct
MARINE LIST.
16xn PORT OF NEW HAVEN. .4IA
ARRIVED.
Sch Harry LandelI, Crowley, Norfolk, lumber.
Sch John I. Housman, BENJAMIN, BALTIC, guano
Der to Austin Mansfield & Son.
CLEARED.
Sch Mary E. Graham Hammond, Norfolk.
Small Miscellaneous Advertise
ments One Cent a Word each inser-
ton; five cents a word for a full
week, (seven tfmes.)
Genuine Homemade
b ap4 i4 PfeS e WfssIows 4os Elm street
Five Rooms,
@:1 SECOND hg ao5 BLATcHLEY AVENUE.
.A!I ap14st+
Money to Loan
g. On real estate centrally located.
W1sIIl Address NJ,
&!Il ap14u This office.
FOR RENT,
ff:A Five rooms Of house s6 Foster street.
.ziii ap14 st Apply GU 1877 YORK STREET j..
FOR RENT,
fk:s:As First floor; modern conveniences.
LII: $50 LLOYD STREET.
FOR SALE,
a HALF low-down CRATE complete; in good
a order. Inquire at ,-,, ,z,on
TO RENT.
Desk and desk room in a front office op-
s!l ap11 st BOX s65.
Offices for Rent,
M;;; 'spAla's OF B seaRfSf1Ska BUILDING,
@iA. ap11 TT Orange street.
FOR SALE,
FL1GIBLE building lots on NJ Sylvan ave ayenue.
mh13 If SO Church street.
Woman's Exchange,
EHo CHAPEL street. Fresh loaf cake,
900 plain cake, rye bread biscuits to-
A Desirable Rent,
fff77A 1913 St. John street, first floor; seven
MIiiL fo ap1z ri inquire 1ss ST. JOHN STREET.
BOY WANTED.
i rested and not too intellectual. Call at the
ap14 1t ROYAL, 81 Church Street.
FOR SALE,
a. Business horse, weight ten hundred.
RS = sound L. s4 Gr aS4f; STREET
FOR SALE,
A TWO seat canopy top carriage, pole and
ap1o7tl 1923 PARK STREET
GARDENING.
PRUNING grating, gardens IND end pleasure lee
a10 7t* 81 Orchard street.
Money to Loan
an short time to accommodate, From TWEEN
INF e to two Fh6To f9a
FOR SALE,
- Three Gabler upright pianos, slightly
.n,' - ." NJ sFEiSE ~ Sss soSs Street.
FOR RENT.
a. Whole ~ house ga Grog sfeo street d,r ten
HILL rooms all impFf GF. aoA fSfG ENQUIRE
CaP1s tf) 20 Church, City.
Horse for Sale.
~ Bay horse, 1874 hands; Kentucky bred;
REweight about 1000 lbs; believed to be
sound Apply to o.ou.r IN Ill.,, c+r.o+
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II OIO IOIIIN ~
- A building three CS) stories and base
II; ment, centrally located well lighted, suit
tk able for any manufacturing business:
Apply to S. B. OVIATT,
mh9O IF 81 Church street.
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8eal Estate
Store for Rent.

-desA For term of years from May l, 1891, the
7:::I store No 90 Church street, now occupied
HR by D. Machol and offices over same. Ap-
ply to - g.. =
CHARLES b. WEBB,
feO $50 Chapel Street..
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FOR RENT

- THE store and lofts, No. 1926 State street,
occupied by G. W. Whittlesey & Co, whole
sk. sale druggists. Possession May list.
ap7 IT. GARDNER MORSE, Agent.
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gea1 Estate.

FOR RENT.
IF, -Four rooms first tieor; s gssd der and
~ ap10 TIT West Haven.
FOR RENT,
- May s1st first floor; modern convent
~ ap77s 500 HOWARD AVENUE.
FOR RENT,
49, House No. 157 Bradley street, near Or
ii an Sss s z Apply 81 e CHAPEL STREET.
TO RENT.
ns sseone ssG5y shop as99 sGf good
.k mh!7 tt 1856 st. John.
FOR RENT,
Brick House Ne 1oS EagHDMgGRSds s soNs
POI APPS If ~ " ~
FOR RENT.
119 Davenport avenue; second floor; all
1iiil improvements. Inquire 81 VERNON.
.A aSTa
FOR RENT,
1=.f May 1st store in Hoadley building; In
iH qu aDs e f. GEO. E. Ho a 9anisosr
FOR RENT OR SALE.
1k House, 42 East Pearl street; rooms, best
~ aps tt ENQUIRE 76.
Barn to Rent
49, At No. II Wooster Place; stalls for four
h9 aps plenty of carriage 6N Isfsre
FOR RENT.
- First floor seven rooms, with modern
fe R5 rs ea sas EnqSfs e
For Sale Cheap,
49, Old house, with modern conveniences.
90! Apply mSys TT # premises 81 HOWE STREET.
FOR RENT.
dr. rooms, first floor, modern improve
M;,:I ments; II Pleasant street. Inquire
.MA aps7tt GEO. COOPER, Atwater block.
FOR RENT,
49, rooms. first floor, 1877 Prospect street,
@ Fair Haxen Heights 5RapTs as STREET
FOR RENT,
1A Five room tenementS in new house, No.
I'LL 10 Auburn street, at w. Wv B. pat 9uDsoN,
ap77t 7oS Chapel street
FOR RENT,
c. Store on Congress avenue. now occupied
Il by Goldenblum, Butcher: Rent Is low to
l2aA right man. BRETZFELDER,
APPS If Exchange Building.
FOR RENT,
49, Desirable tenement, No. SO Lafayette
street. sutabie for one oE t R fa%ilies
ap1i inquire ss q Street
FUN IOLN i,
o. SECOND floor, four rooms, modern con-
veniences,. suitable for gentleman and
ap3tf is9 CHESTNUT STREET.
FOR RENT,
OND floor at No. 80 Sherman avenue. Every
thing convenient Enoa ana very healthfui loca
''e APPS TIT DOWN STAIRS AT THE HOUSE.
FOR RENT,
- Four rooms, lower floor, furnace, range,
f; stationary tubs adults ,e only twelve
mh31 If cor. Lombard street.
FOR RENT,
- From May /, the large store, 253 and
Il: 255 State street, five floors, adapted to
AH wholesale business or manufact 14Im
mh21 If GEO. A. BUTLER.
TO LET.
a. Store, s67 State street. East side. Just
mh11tf 50 Church street.
FOR RENT,
i;H occupied By 6. " Whittlesey Co. whole
sale druggists mo NAY Isl 1reut
FOR RENT.
Building frog 6h hss 8Ssas Street,
EOR hENI,
49, building three 50 stories and base
#; ment, centrally located, well lighted, suit
". able for any manufacturing business
Apply to s: B. OVIATT,
mh2O If 81 Church street.
FOR RENT,
of in esa ns c enfE
isB ton ia Dixwen avenue. Rent $40.
Enquire of CT. DRISCOLL,
ap97t 157 Church street.
TO LET,
a. From May list, desirable front offices;
IT: steam heat; building to be remodeled; new
aX= entrance, with plate glass doors, new stair.
case, new floors and new decorations.
ana r. GEORGE 81. FORD.
FOR RENT,
- Store No; 149 Portsea street suitable f for
nB an active man who understands the gro.
Gerry business, as good grocery store is called
for in that locality. Apply to
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FOR. RENT,
TO IET.

~A HOUSE of rooms, bath and other
:::i modern conveniences, in excellent condi-
li.A ton, ia Dixwen avenue Rent $40
Enquire of CT: DRlSCOLI-
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FOR RENT,

49, Four rooms, lower floor, furnace, range
If! stationary tubs !; adults only twelv'
sA dollars. CLINTON AVENUE,
mh31 IF cor Lombard street.
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FUN TGENI,
- Store No. 149 Portsea street, suitable Tor
s:H any light business. A good chance for
Iii4 an active man who understands the gro
Gerry business, good grocery store is called
for in that locality. Apply to
E. HAYES TROWBRIDGE, JR.,
ADDICT 8O7 Chapel Street,
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FOR, RENT

- Three Gabler upright pianos, slightly
fyT used, at a bargain, at
NJ STEINERT & SONS,
amid It TT Chapel street.
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Perished in the Flames.

FerISHeu III the FIaIhes.
MONTREAL, Que, April ia dispatch
from Sorel says that the residence of
Major Edward Paul was burned last night.
The youngest daughter, six years of age,
persisted in the flames. Madame Paul and
two other children were seriously burned
and may succumb to their injuries.
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small Miscellaneous ADVERTISE
ments One Cent a Word each inser-
ton; five cents a word for a full
week, (seven times.)
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Horse for Sale.
~ Bay horse, 1874 hands; Kentucky bred;
~. weight about 1000 lbs; believed to be
sound. Apply to
apI4 cod 3t COACHMAN, 20 Elm Street.
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WANTED.

EVERYBODY needing good servants. rennem-
III her we supply all the best and guarantee
satisfaction. Employment Agency.
api4 ii rs CHAPEL STREET.
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TXPERT accountant desires permanent place
15hn IL tf M WORKER
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A. III. Alling Real Estate Agency.
- Houses and budine lots for sale In all
It'll parts Of the city. Bargains-House, GIL
W. bert avenue, 9 rooms, modern improve
ments: for sale low price, easy terms, or for
rent. Bargains in building lots on Sherman,
winthrop. Judson, Derby avenues, Chapel,
GeorQs. Elm Beers, Orchard, Orange streets;
any price from s. to 500 front foot. Rents,
loans, fire and life insurance. Rents wanted.
a, 81. Alling, 70e Chapel street, Masonic Build
Inf, Room ;, Or n Church strset,
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=" ANTEn

IMMEDIATELY, one first class sash maker
il Steady employment. Inquire in person al
PORTER & HEATH
aps9t Norwich. CT
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FUR EENI,
&c. Whole house GA Grown street; ten
Ea::: rooms, all improvements; $500 Enquire
.Ma.A Fl. P. HOADLEY,
(aD13tf) 10 Church, City.
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TOAPETENT girl for general housework
~ Call between and pm
apI4 IL. IS PROSPECT STREET.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-14
WANTED.
WANTED,

DY respectable girl a situation to do second
ID work or light housework: city references
Call at Capl4 2t-) 10 ALLING STREET.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-14
WANTED,

HNewN-Eyes tested free Of charge at
II apo a BARTRAM's
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-14
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
- Store No. no Chapel street, Masonic
If: Building, from May LIST: Apply to
lesQ CHAS. WILSON &, CO.,
mh31 If 7OS Chapel street.