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Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
A PREFACE BY TOLsTOI.

PlatOn BrOunol,s Tragedy to be
Given in Russian Friday Night-An
English Translation with a Preface
By the Great Sclavic Novelist In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Personae.
Mr.. Platon Brounoff, well known Rus
sian musician of this city, who played the
title role in "Mikado" here recently, and
who is a writer Of several dramas, will
produce his new serio-comic drama to-
morrow Fridsy) evening at Germania hall.
Ths drama is written in the Russian
language and the plot has to do with the
present exodus of the Hebrew race from
Russia to America. The drama sets forth
Russian national customs, traits of char
acter, and introduces popular songs and
dances.
The drama in its present form is in.
| tended for the entertainment of the Rus.
SLAMS of this city, who already number
four or five thousand, and the proceeds
| will be used for the benefit of the pool
Russians in this city. The author, how
ever, is engaged at present in conjunction
with Attorney G. B. Whitcomb in prepar.
| ing a suitable translation and adaptation
of it in an English press. 1t is expected
that Count Leo Tolstoi will write preface
for this drama to.be issued both in English
and in Russian publications of the same.
A we'll known New Havener has passed
this Judgment on the play: 1t has beer
| read to mo by gentleman who gave
| free English rendering of the contents O.
the drama, and from such rendering of il
I can speak very confidently and yer!
complimentary Of it's merits. When prop
erly translated and dramatized by goot
English, speaking company it will undoubt
eddy command public interest for con
siderable time.
The comedy is in five acts with al
epilogue. During the course of the pla.
several songs will be rendered by Platol
Brounoff, Miss Feldstein. Mr.. Sklarevskl
Mr.. Bush, Messrs. Oh. Bonoff and L
BonoH.
The dramatis PERSONA consist of:
Vladimir n: Kovalef, land owner MI. Steinfel
Maria v; his daughter; Miss q. Brouno
stetaiE;o,, orphan, employed at Koyaies
Moses Kuris, inn-keeper Mr.. Dolinc
Boris M. Kuris, inn-keeper (Jew) i.:..
shliomka, Kuris' younger SON. =. Mr.. Oh Bono
Horpina, servant girl Of Moses Miss Feldstei
Akaki P. Kozaluk, bookkeeper:
kim, ever-drunk peasant. ......... Mr.. D. Bono
9arlna, his wire. MIS- H9cnSt SUE
Irishman ......''.'''''.''.''..'. NJ no Huc
| Business manager, Sklarevski and Oh. Bonof
BrounoR.
After the production of the play gran
concert and ball will be given.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
STATE COR RESPONDKNCR


July 6-Treat johnson Is home from Ansonia
high school for tho summer vacation.
The Young Ladies' league gave q lawn party
on the church green last week Tuesday evening.
About $40 was cleared for the bensfit Of Christ
church. The young ladies deserve much credit
for their efforts to make the party success.
Dwight Hitchcock was brought before Judge
Clark last week for not having his dog regis
tered. He was fined 81 and costs, which he
paid.
The Congregational church will be closed dur
ing July, with the exception of the Y. P. 8. c. E.
meetings Sunday evenings.
The Young Ladies' league is invited to meet
at the rectory at p m. on Saturday Of this
week.
]. c. Kelley and family OF New Haven spent
the 4th and 5th in this town.
D. F. Smith and son, William, spent the Fourth
at Woodmont.
Sherman, the young son Of Selectman Wood
ward, was quite badly hurt last week by . kick
from OK, but is much better now.
Most OF our farmers are busy at getting their
hay CROP which is somewhat lighter than for
several years.
Miss Mary A. Sanford Is very sick at her home
in East Bethany, and is not expected to recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS.
Vassar Students, Aid Society.

Vassar Students, Aid Society.
The scholarships offered by tho Vassar
Students Aid society:.for June, 1899, have
been awarded as follows: The two scholar
ships offered by the general society to Miss
Julia Schwartz of Omaha, Neb., and Miss
Ruth M. Mann of Central Falls, R. I. The
scholarship offered by the Boston branch
was won by Miss Helen T. Wood of Marl-
borough, Mass; that offered by the Ken
lucky branch, by Miss Belle B. Anderson
of Melbourne, Kentucky. Two scholar
ships have been awarded by the Pitts
burg branch, one to Miss Estelle McClos-
key, the other to Miss Blanche A. Jones,
both of Pittsburg.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
Struck by a Stone.

A lady passenger on the S:o5 train from
Hartford yesterday morning met with a
painful accident while the train was pass
ing through Wallingford. A large stone
crashed through the window, smashing the
glass and striking the lady in the side Of
the face. She bandaged her face and bore
the pain brayely, declining to get off the
train for medical assistance, but keeping
on 70 New York, to which place abe Was
bound,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
S;uGleY.

John Miller, breach of the peace against Eliza
Mooney, judgment suspended William Lawler.
breach Of the peace against Maggie Lawler, dis
charged; same, drunkenness, judgment suspend
ed; John Sullivan. theft from John Ross, three
months in Jail, $40 fine ind $3.50 costs, ap-
pealed; same, drunkenness, judgment sus-
pended: Bernard Geelan. drunkenness 81
IS fine 1914 costs; James Potter, same, $40 fine,
$5.45 costs; Patrick Hurley, same $40 f1ne So. IL
costs; Isatore Baribault trespass, continued to
July Z; ]. W. Wood, violation Of liquor law, con-
tinued to July IL; James Munroe, begging and
resistance to officer, 80 days in Jail; Patrick J.
Heating, breach of peace against Edward John
son, discharged.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Crfminal Side-Judge
ThaYef.

Thayer.
In this court yesterday the trial of W. G. Ben
ham, charged with. burslarizng the house of Ira
w. Baldwin in Woodbridge six months ago, oc-
cupied the major portion of the time and at
tention Of the Jury. Benham was tried at the
April term of the court, but the jury disagreed.
Yesterday the jury after few moments de-
liberation returned with verdict of guilty. In
the absence of Benhan's counsel, Attorney G. E.
Hoadley, sentence was deferred and the jury ex-
cused until next Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
George Markle of Milford, charged with horse
stealing, changed his plea to guilty. He was
sentenced to three days in jail and fined $25.
This morning grand jury will be summoned
and asked to bring Indictments against William
Webster John F. Dixon, George Mcclure, Viii.
liam II. Burnham and Henry Whalen all for
rape
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
Court Notes.

In the probate court yesterday Judge Robert
son appointed Robert Healey of Seymour and A.
H. Gilbert of Derby commissioners on tho estate
of Samuel P. Davis OF Seymour, deceased.
Deputy Sheriff Sperry has attached property
of Ferdinand Lyons to the amount of $4,000 in a
suit brought by Louis H. Freedman through his
attorney, c. S. Hamilton. Mr. Freedman settled
with Lyons creditors some time ago and paid
out 81 500 in doing so. He now sues to recover
that amount
The suit of John Henry of Hartford against
the New Haven Amusement company went by
default yesterday morning in the common pleas
court before Judge Deming Henry was engaged
to play as fielder by the Amusement company
and then the company refused to carry out their
contract and Henry brought suit. Court was
adjourned till Tuesday next.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07

DR.. Roth,s Treatment for chronic diseases
sarssa: --..-~rAn medicines are prepared at
the office permanently located at No. 81 Church
street, and the charges in each case are rea-
Sonable. Catarrh cured, well all
diseases of the nose, throat, lungs stomach
heart, liver, kidneys, skin and nervous diseases,
rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis, consumption,
dyspepsia and deafness.
Once hours from to II a. m, to and to
d. M: SUNDAYS eYcoDted Consultation frea
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Starin's New Haven Transports
ton Line.

Every De- kNoept SaturdRy.
Leare New Haven from 6t&r1n
,ExSE3SzsDock OF lp:l5 O'Clock pm.
JOHN a sTARIN, CaFtAia McAIistGr, eve
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday. The KRAETU
CORNING every Moadhy, Wednesday and
Gay Returning, leave New York from Pier
starin every Moad1y, Wednesday and Friday,
the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and THUR
day. The only Sunday night boat from kev
York
Fare. witk .erth a cabin, 7Sc.. sass1roon 81
Excursion tickets G-Ss.
Free stage isavos TIE depot on arrival o
Hartford train, and from corner Church and
Chspe! streets every half nour, commencing ss
$50 O'Clock Pm.
Tickets ard ssstsroornf can be purchased OF
the TouttBe hotel. at the Doures News Oon.
pAny, SGa Chapel street, and cit heck a Bishop1
10 Chapel street
wi. r. MiIT.FR- AL. Nnr Haven nnun-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
For the State Camp.

Company G. of the @. N. &. held very
enthusiastic meeting Tuesday evening, at
which Henry G. Healy was elected to
membership. 1t was also voted to secure
the services of Thalheimer as caterer for
the COMPANY while in camp,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
Corrected to June 20th, 1892.
TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW HAVE

TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW HAVEN,
Daily except Sunday,
For Derby. birmingham, Ansonis AD6 intermedi-
ate ststions-S:Is s:i0, 1000 a. m; lss0a, 1s0s,
2ssss. s:is, 5sSS, 7ss0. HE'S p m.
For waterbury-7:1S s:lo 1000 a. m; I2;0s, s;2s,
SIS. Sss0 y. m
For winsied-7:l2 1000 a. m; s;ss. SIS. 7sSO
.. m
For Shelton Doisford, NeHToNn. Dnnburr, Pitts
fed. State Line and intermediate stations
6:S5 a. m, SEQ a m and s:IS p. M.
For AlbAny. Buffalo, Detroit. Cincinnati, 81.
Louis Chicago and The west-6:Ss a. m, $50 a..
m, and t.i5 n. m
For Derby, Birmingham, AnsoniA and infarmedi-
ate stations, Sundays only-s:i0 a. m and $40
p. m
For Waterbury and winsied, Sundays only-s:Io
a. and $50 p m G. H PIATT,
General Superintendent.
A w PrKRrN Geperal Rassenrer Arout
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07

or degree-external, internal, blind or bleeding.
itching, chronic recent or hereditary. This rem,
ody has positively never been known to fail 81 4
box, boxes for IS; sent by mail prepaid On re-
ceipt Of price A written guarantee positively
chased at one time, to refund the IS paid IL not
cured. Guarantee issxed BY 9. 9. Leete 4 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail DgugG1ata, Agents, 97 and
Z etats ssFsst ass Hsssss 9e3SnSs S.snR!ss
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
EtnanrtaI.

The Mark ct Opens Fractionally High.
er-The Industrial Disturbances In
Pennsylvania Affect the List-The
Close Firm and Quiet.
NEW York, July 9.
The stock market opened at advances over
last nights figures, extending to " per cent,
and while bear pressure caused a slight cessa-
ton in early dealings, the foreign demand and
the covering of shorts brought prices up to a
still higher plane than that of the opening. The
industrial disturbances in Pennsylvania, howl
ever, checked the buying except from the local
shorts, and encouraged further vigorous drives
at the leading active shares. The market from
that time was entirely under control of the bears
and quotations slowly pelted away. The market
gave no sign Of rallyins through the afternoon
until just before the close, when shorts again
covered and prices were lifted a little. The close
was firm and quiet generally at close 10 the low
est figures, though there have been no material
losses.
Railroad bonds were quiet and firm, with some
marked gains. The trading reached s1,2A,0O0.
Following are the closing prices, reported by
PRINCE s. WHITLEY, bankers and brokers, "a
Broadway, N. Y, and Is Center street, New Ha
| ven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
SOuthinRIOn.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, She gave them Castoria.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
1t Is Abominable!

To go through life with "snags" in the
mouth. Abominable not more to the suf-
fersr than his friends. Buy Sozodont and
cleanse the teeth which remain, or better
still, use it now and save your teeth. Sozo-
don't is economical.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
BICYCLE NOTES.


Bicyclists to Attend the National
Meeting.
A week from Saturday night about
eighteen members of the New Haven Bicy-
ole club will leave for Washington to at
tend the national meeting of the L. A. w.
They will take the boat to New York and
thence go by special train, with other
bicyclists from this state, to Washington.
Y.M. c. A. ROAD RACE.
Tomorrow the Y. N. G. A. bicyclists
will race over the East Haven course,
which starts from the Four Corners and
twice around the East Haven green and
return, making q little more than five
miles. The roads are In excellent condi-
ton, and fast time is expected. The race
will be handicap with three minute al
1owance. The event is open to Y. N. O.
A. members only, which includes many
fast riders of the city. About twenty-five
men will probably take part. The race will
be run at Z o'clock in the evening, and a
large number of spectators will be on hand
to cheer tbs winner.
STREET WATERING.
Bicycle riders complain that the streets
are soaked by the water carts, instead of
being sprinkled as they ought to be.
Grace M. Il. Church Picnic.
The members of the Grace NJ. E. church
and Sunday school will spend to-day pic.
nicking at Pawsen park. They go by
steamer from Belle dock at $3.50. An e1-
cellent program of amusement has been
prepared and good time may be expected
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
TraDeIsrs' GuLdc.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford TX. TX.
June "a, 1881.

rRArFe LEs-s- lew HAFEH Ls FOLLOWS
FOB NEW VOORHEES,. st=so. rs:io, --=oo
ff:sn, fs:io, $50, 1855, fio:30 .. m, sIssoo,
iso5..I:so i:s5. s2:ss. ssoo ss:so, 600 Cparlor
car limited, z.05 'sso *5.so osss 500 par
Ior car limited), ESQ., &c S., ss:io Cs:g, Bridge
part recommendation, 'p:io, BIS p.za suSnIn
$3.50, $50, $500 a. n, 500, ssh, ~7:os, ss:io
s:iS, 1910 p. n
FOE WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM River
sIs.ci an CdA1y), si=io p n
FOB session VIA EPEEGFTXLD - si.sr.
sii:ss q. NJ, si:us, sl:H Cparlor car limitscl.
ss-sa ?. 10 s5ssiEs- 'l-so 6aisht), 's;sa pm.
FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON lsp PROV
DEyCr-s.os, q. m, sissas, rs=ss, ssS CpAr-
Ior car limited, 's:is and fe:s5 p. n. suzn1rs-
'2.os g. m, 'e:ss 2. *.
FOB BOSTON VIA HARTFokD AND KEW
Cdsiiyl, E2soS pm
FOB boSTCs VIA Alb LINE ASD n. Y. ASp
y. K z. R-sNG Pr RCxaKyS-sts5e Pm.
FOR MERDEE. HARTFORD. sflnsGyIEID
Ezo-'i-s5 night $3.50 ziyh: 90 sAr.f5rc)
s:+o s:an, tso:is, si.sos. 'lI=5S Cwhite Ma e.
press. first stop HArttordO, r. is:i5 sl.os. 'is4i
Cparlor car limited iirst stop HArtfOrdO C'2:3s TO
Hartford oziy1. S:Ia. sos, es:Is 20 Rarttordo
'5:ss, s:so, 1908 p. n. srEDxrs-si:S night
Csi:S0 aIght to EsriSo5cD -5.52, s:2s (soc,l pm.
Shore Line Division.
FOB NEW LONDON, Zrc-ss.os airsL r.fs
e:ss. u=sS a. n. si2so5, sesss, 500 -s,<5 lpAr-
lor car liniied), "i:is. $50 s:is ~s:ss. Csso p.
n. 6eifOra scconmocEtion-) sUsnIrs-sRos
night, &C 81 p. n.
Air Line EtsGstsa.
Leave Esw Haven fer al siAtaaEH At ssas Sra.
las, ss:s7, s:l9 pm. sG.snKge-sS:s5 pm. Goa
acct al Hiddlotoxr WITH Correct4-ui Valley z
2, AID a. wnlIrzAniAc with - Y & n z. ard
| n. l. s=d n. R-R-: at T1-zE-v1.is with Colehsste
SrsCch- Trains arrive al New Haven Al $40 A.sa &.
Ia, $3.50. s;ccp.n-
ssEsssuck Girfrien.
| FOE Y AT,ESitt.fES SaA Nay esafsops via Ma
sstccE J1nc.4Ss SOD a. n, Is,oa issS D. m. sus-
nsss-Ssfa 81.
4 Northampton Division.
FOR sEkLaCBEgE FALLS. ETRgz.H'
4 yALL1S, RoLToKK al NEW
HARTFORD ana intermediate EAfSoas, tran
H sosrs New Haysa ct E=s7, iisci An All a<sol
Il a.E-
| rCE sogTrkMFToS. WILLIAMSBURG are
polrts t2.ts die AZ s:ssp.D.
{, FOR FARMISGToN, NEW HARTFORD AMI
| intermediate stasions-At $40 p, m
FROM wrI-ILAKEsUHs train arrives ~ p:si
g. Il, LIS al Ass ss1s p. m, and frcz ETINL
BURSE FALLS Gna tntsrraeaLsss stations q
LES, al and EOS r N.
G. III. PLkTT,
Geur1 Supi.
CT. HKMPyTRhp,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
His Body Found In the River at Will.
lfmantfc.

imantfc.
W1LL1MANTIc, July 6.-The body of
Thomas Murray, sixty-fve years of age,
was found floating in the Willimantic
river this morning. The man had been
missing since Sunday night, and it is be-
foot bridge in the darkness he fell into the
river and was drowned. He had been en-
ployed here as general laborer. Murray
leaves wife and five children living in
Bridgeport, and has two grown-up daugh-
ters in this town. He was irrational at
times
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Milford.

July 6.-Mrs. Charles Osborn and family of New
York arrived in town last week and will occupy
part of Mrs. Hubbells residence on West River
street for the summer.
DR.. Jackson has been entertaining his mother
the past week.
Mr.. o. Walp moved with his family this week
to Sufheld, where he will make his home for tho
future. Mr.. Walp and family will be greatly
missed about town.
Miss Lottie Merwin has been entertaining some
of her sceool friends at her residence at the Gulf
Miss Bessie Hooker and Miss Bradley of New
Haven and Miss Bessie Darling OF Pawtucket arc
among the number.
Rev. n. II. Morse, pastor of the First church,
will leave next Monday on a six weeks vacation
to be spent among the lakes and mountains of
Maine
A large number OF G E. young people from the
different churches will attend the national con-
vention In New York this week
Mr.. Joseph E. Platt spent several days in New
York last week attending the national meeting
OF the Remington typewriter agents.
The sacred concert which was to have been
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
Grace nj, II, church PIcni,
List rAdverti.ed Letters.

The following letters remain uncalled for
in the New Haven postoffice July g.:
w. J. Cumming, W. R. Gardner, 81. 81.
Height, Lille E. Hotchkiss, Mary A..
Lynch, T. J. Lloyd, Mrs. G. D. Merrill,
Nora Tullivan.
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aEH aafEA sIEsHaahI GaHpkEI

gTEAMERS leave New Esren daily CsEurpt
y Sunday a, io:is M. a7c Z O'Clock p. m
Returning. leave Peck SUP, New Sort. at
4s5 1880 pm Siai@roozaE Tor sale At Peck n
Bishops, No. 7S2 Chapel Etreet Spd al &1oct o
1rng store. euasay boat for New York lsavae
EsS Hsvsa at 1918 a m. and *e.S0 n. m Re
turning leaves New York al - O'Clock p. m
6t&ie-pornk &c: Sunday night boat soic hAliot
EoCse. Faro 40 cSDts. lsrua1a TRIP tactels 81 IS
(eo,s Tor Or daFaN ] W. GA RTKk. Aren't
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ternoon has been postponed.
D. L. Nettleton, one of our popular young men,
months, has returned home, much to the delight
Of his numerous friends.
interesting manner. The athletic games at
tracted throng Of spectators to Taylor's Driv-
ing park In the morning, where the sports were
successfully carried on by the members of the
club. The evening found many on their way to
Woodmont and to various points about town,
There the pyrotechpic display was unusually
where, :, 'This has indeed been a glorious
Quite a number of our people attended the col
lsge boat races last week.
Woodbridge.
July 6-Ida Williams has returned home from
Belle Emile sperry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r., Sperry was one Of the twenty ;eisht of the
Northfeld last June. She has returned to her
home here and speaks Of the school in enthusi-
astic terms.
Pearl Sperry, jr, is a graduate Of Loveridge's
Business college, New Haven.
At the entertainment given a short time since
ing Hand circle, thirty eight dollars was cleared,
including about eleven dollars which they had
saved previous to this.
II. Oliver Chatfeld Of this town was among the
graduates Of the class Of '92 at the Seymour high
school. He took for the subject of his essay,
| A few days since o. T. Walker purchased OF
| Professor N. E. Drummond, superintendent OF
the West Haven high school, a choice Holstene
heifer calf from registered stock.
F. 81. Cogswell of New Haven moved into his
| cottage on Woodbridge hills last Saturday.
Joseph Howe of Hartford was visiting friends
| In town Sunday.
T. A. Todd Of New Haven has bought the DIR
Iines place on Long hill and will soon move
there.
| The dog tax was due the list of May last Il
| there are any delinquent payers let them attent
to the matter and not put it of uutil complaint
| is made.
Noyes D. Clark started for Europe last week
| He expects to be gone about three months.
Last week the Willing Workers gave an inter
| esting entertainment, consisting of music AM
| rectations, after which ice cream, cake an,
| Strawberries were served. They made about $50
| SouthinEIon.
| July 8.-Patrick Dolau sailed to-day for three
| months trip in Ireland.
| The Mechanics Sick and Funeral society ha
| paid per capita tax Of S625.
Miss Mamie Atwater is visiting on State
| Island.
Mrs. Mary Andrews of Syracuse, n Y, is visit
| ing friends in town.
Mrs. Selden Hotchkiss is spending week or 5
| In town.
| Herbert Holden, wife and son of waterbur
are spending the week in town.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07

Governments bonds.
The following were the quotations for United
states bonds at the coll to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
RAMDURG-AAERIGhR PACKET co.

EXPRESS service to Southampton
FltrSN UJondonD and Hamburg. Magnificent
new twin screw steamers OF 1B-lG.01Q
b. p This line holds the record for fastest time TO
London and the Continent.
Normann8R- Juns6 loan. Columbia. July q, 8 nm
Columbia June ~ On m IFIsisEnhrck lnl 2S Dam
r Bismarck, Jun30, loan a Victoria Aug d ep.m.
A-Nsc.orta. july. a. IN. Norman "a. Aug u, m
NormAnnfa, Jul Is,s an columbia. Aug ls pm
Hamburg American Packet Co, g B'dway, NY,
Apply 10 vi III. Newton a. Co., &c Orange 81.
or TO vi. Zundcr a. sons, 25s State stresf,
Agents for New Haven. Conn
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Mr.. JOHN KANE,
4 IN r n co-ntta .%vo1< Did ~an4v

Mr.. JOHN KANE,
159 Lafayette street, Bridgeport.
Little success, and I had about given up
hopes of ever being cured. 1t had begun to I'M
dermine my system and felt was in a very bad
way. short time ago decided to try once
more, and having heard of other cures I placed
myself under DR.. Roth's treatment, aud
The Wonderful Results
OF weeks treatment astonished me and felt
that had at last found someone who could cure
me: continued to steadily improve and now
find myself feeling like man, and do not
hesitate to recommend DR.. Roths treatment for
CHRONIC diseases, as his charges are reasonable.
Mr.. John Kane lives at 159 Lafayette street.
Bridgeport, and will verify this statement.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
New London to Sag Harbor,

Rl-s Steamer Sarah Thorp leaves New
London, daily Sundays excepted. al
i:s5 p. m Returning, arrives al New London
about 1850 a. m Capt CHAS. N GRIFFISG,
fsrf4euf.orr n
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yEEsssuck Efvfrten.
FOE Y A-EzHt,EES Aaa Nay esaftSps via Ma
sstcck J9nc:4Ss SOP a. n, isso0. isss .. m. spx-
pass-SsEa e.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
New Haven Local Quotations.

Furnished by KIMBERLY. RooT & DAY, Bankers
aud Brokers, 1873 Orange street.
BANK STOCKS.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07

FOB NEW LONDON, Zro.-.s:os aiTnt. T:ss
e:ss, u-ss a. 'l2sos, 'e.ss. 500. 's-<s CpAr-
lor car lmieoO, si:i5, $50. Sis, ass, C9sS p
n 6ciiford recommendation sUsnKrs-sRos
night, &C s. 2. n
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Northampton Division.

FOR sRsLaUREgE FALLs, gURgER'
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-10

See the special sale of clothing for
TINS week only by the man from
Arkansaw.