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Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
s4O,oOO GONE.
Sunk In a Utah silver HIine.


 DANBURY, May IA number of prom inent citizens in this vicinity who are wealthy and have always been ready to increase their wealth by investments are mourning the loss of about $40. 900 wbich has been sunk in Utah silver mine and which they have just learned is about as valuable as any sand hill within sight of this city. The company which has been working the "m!ne" was started by New York capitalists who interested investors In this city. The New Workers invited in tending stockholders to go to Utah and visit the mine and accordingly Judge Hough, Samuel O. Holley and one or two others from this oity went west and in spected 1t. They found things practically as represented and ss 8 result capitalists here were anxious to buy the stock. Judge Scott, Joseph schueldice, L. O. Holley, V. E Barnum, George Wskeman, County Commissioner Sewell. of Litchaeld county and several others put money in the scheme and have now learned that the mine has been attached for $15, 900 and is practically worthless. It Is believed that the mine has been salted
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Unknown.

PLYMOUTH, Conn.,, May IA 4-The body of an unknown middle aged man was found in Baldwin's pond in the south part of the town late yesterday afternoon by a man He saw the body lying in the pond and brought 1t ashore. It was viewed by Med ical Examiner Charles F. Smith, who de- oided that it had been in the water for several months, ss it was badly dscomposed and beyond identification. From papers on his body it is supposed that he came from Massachusetts. There is no clue to his name or the couse of death.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
KLEEBERG,S FAREWELL

Sermon will be Delivered Next Sun-
 day-No Candidates for aConfirma-
 ton.
 The feast of Psntecost will be inaugu- rated in the Jewish churches of the city next Sunday At next Sunday morniug's serv1ce 1r IS expected that Dr. KIeeberg will preach his farewell sermon at the Court Street temple as he has handed in his resignation to take effect July l. At the feast of Penteoost it is customary for all candidates for confirmation to be pre- sented and confirmed. A curious fact is this year that no candidates have presented themselves and 1t is intimated that the reason for this is in consequence of the strained relations existing between the two factions in the church
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
F. M. BROWN & CO.

F.M. BROWN. D.s.GNMBI.R
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
New swedish Lutheran Gnu

New Swedish Lutheran Church.
 WILLIMANTIc, May 1.-The corner stone of the Swedish Lutheran church was laid to-day with appropriate ceremonies. An address in Swedish was delivered by Rev. 0. E. Foraberg of North Grover, N. H., and one in English by Rev c. A. Bergstrom of East Greenwich, R. I. Two thousand were present,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
AN UNIQUE EXHIBIT
Made by the Hygeia Ice Company Last
 Might.

Made Dytne Hyge1a Ice Company Last
 Night.
 Notwithstanding the rainy weather Sat urday night the exhibition of the Hypeia Ice company at Neely's store was viewed by hundreds.
 The window of the store at the corner of Temple and Chapel streets was filled with large cakes of ice into which were froz-n punches of roses, carnations, tulips and other flowers, also tomatoes, cucum- bers. radishes, strawberries, shad, trout and seabass.
 In three of the largest cakes of ice were frozen electric lights in red, blue and Nile green, and these lights, in consequence of the purity and transparency of the ice, provided the illumination for the window. A large number witnessed the exhibition from the interior of the store, while vastly mora stood outside gazing at the sight. The exhibition was continued last night and attracted great deal of attention.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
SOON sELF-SUPPoRTING.

The odd Fellows Home Fund Now
 Amounts to About $2O,O00.
 Ike voluntary contributions to the fund for the purchase and maintenance of the Odd Fellows home at Fairview by the op- eration of the weekly 9 cents per capita arrangement now amounts to about $20,- O0O
 If continued in the same ratio, and in fact an increase must be looked for as the order is growing all the time, it will in two and one-half years reach a gross sum the income of which will make the home self supporting for ten inmates. The whole project has been admirably managed.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

The approaching July dividends has created moderate call for the stocks of our local banks, and practically none are offered for sale.
 Pullman Car company "rights" expire to day. Payment for the new stock must be made by May 31. The 'srights' de olined in price from 15 to 1sa, closing at Al.
 Bell Telephone company rights are quoted at 114, they expire on Saturday, May 20.
 The Adams Express company has de- clsred the usual quarterly dividend of 2 per cent, payable June l, transfer books closed May 10.
 To-day (Monday) the Boston snd Maine railroad pay semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent; the Denver and Rio Grande rail road pay II per cent. of the preferred steck; the Lake Erie and Western railroad pay II per cent. on it's preferred stock; the Pullman Car company pay quarterly dividend of 9 per cent; the United States Express company resume dividends by paying per cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Mean temperature, 53 Max temperature, 5S. Min. temperature, 48. Precipitation. IS inches. Max. velocity of wind, 14-NE. Deficiency of temperature since January 1-3.29 degrees. inches.
 wee, H. J. COX, Observer. Note.-A minus sign Fl prefKed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero. A "T" in connection with rainfall indicates trace of rainfall too small to measure. sSnow is melted and resulting depth Of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
To be Opened To.morrow.

The Catholic club of the Sacred Heart parish will open It's new club house at Mo-. 342 Howard avenue, head of Carlisle street, for public inspection to morrow from to 10:30 pm A general invitation Is extend ed to all.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Mrs. s. DsPraus, teacher and practi- tioner of Christian science, residence 47S Elm street, one door above University place. Regular class, 7:45 p. m. (Sundsys excepted Mondays all interested are vel come. Private classes by appointment.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Arfon,s Closing Concert.

Last evening the closing concert of the Arion Singing society was given in their hall on Church street and was attended by a large number of the members. The soloists of the evening were Mrs. Jager, soprano, and MT. Mon der Ahe, baritone, both of New York; Edward Bake, violin. ist. The Philharmonic orchestra furnished Ynusio
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Scarcity of window Screens last year and may be this year if you delay buying.
 Cortland Window Screens with patent springs and Oak frames, 39 & 49 cents. Three sizes-25 I-2 to 2o I-2; 2S 1-2 to B I-2 and B to 5o.
 Screen Doors with spring hinges and screens at oSc. each. Sizes ? it., Sin, X 6 1t. 8 inches ? fit. 10 in., X 6 1t. 10 inches and 5 x 7 feet. Bring sizes of Windows and Doors as exchanges cannot be made.
 Join the number. who are having us clean their Lace Curtains and get.best results. Two prices, 75 and e5 cents.
 FURNITURE.
 Thoughts turn toward Shore" Furniture. Ready for you again. A fuller and more complete line than ever.
 Here is a novelty never before shown in New Haven. An iron Folding Bed. Some beds have room for undesirable visitors. This has no conveniences of that sort.
 Practical for Cottages, Hotels, Private houses or for any place which requires a bed. We invite examination. Price o.75.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
A Brakeman Badly Injured.

DANBURY, May -14,-Michael Keaney, a brakeman on the New England road, was thrown from an eastbound freight at a curve at Beaver Brook, two miles east of this city; about 1:30 o'clock this morning, and seriously injured. His ankle was broken and his thigh badly injured. He was taken to the home of his sister st Bethel. His injuries may prove fatal.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
HYmeneal.

William B. Swift, for many years the pressman of the JOURNAL AND COURIER, is now benedict. He joined the elan last Saturday afternoon. The happy bride Is Miss Minnie Embark, formerly of Kings ton, N. Y, but now of this city, and who is an estimable woman. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. W. Mo Lane, the pastor of the College street Con- gregational church. Immediately after the short wedding trip. MT. Swift is sure of the congratulations of his hundreds of friends in the state of his marriage.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Her Condition Critical.

Miss Mary Blakeslee of Branford, who several days ago was taken to the hospital in consequence of faint due to incipient pneumonia, was in critical condition at the hospital last evening. During a DOT tion of the day she was delirious and it is thought that her chances for recovery have been reduced to a minimum.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
EMBROIDERY.

Perhaps the greatest Won- ders ever worked up with brain, cotton cloth and thread are comprised in our "Mus- lin Embroideries."
 They strike the eye from the lrft,7 upon entering al Chapel St., that is when mud rnerous buyers do not..obstruct the vision.
 Arranged conveniently up1 on the counter, no difficulty attends the selection of pat! terms. The obeu sOOrk pat terms go rapidly but others just as choice take the place.
 Snowy designs, stitching on good cloth, exceptional values and prices from 5 to Y cents the yard.
 Dainty edges on nine-inch margins, used for Pillow Shams and Rufling, are win- ming many friends. You find Colored Embroideries, All overs, Tuckings, Coventry frillings and everything that constitutes a frst-class de- partment.
 LINENS.
 A sbecfal message to Shore Hotels, Restaurants and Boarding-houses.
 100 Dog. $ Napkins at $I.oo a Dozen. One case bleached damask Table Lin en, 6 inches wide at SO cents a yard.
 One Case 56-inch Cream Table Linen at 36 cents a yard.
 CLOAKS, SUITS AND
 WAISTS.
 Right in the nick of time comes an invoice of Ladies' Percale Waists. Whether you meant to buy or not weather fixes that.
 Whether you imagine you can't afford it-price fixes Mak. For this week 50 Dozen Waists regular So cent goods at 5o ecnks eaeA. Choice figures, stripes and plaids.
 Have you bought a Cape | yet? If not, a lucky thing you waited. Twenty-hve | Satin Capes, latest "Colum- ! bian" styles-plain, radahme and bengaline.
 These were bought to sell from SIG. 50 to $27.oo. U1U be sold at $1o.oo, $11.5o, $I2.5o and $I3.5o.
 SHOES.
 Attention here is not di- 1ided between Mems and Women's goods. It's concen- rated upon footwear adap- ed to Women, Misses and Children. Take advantage # this fact. Weather for "Oxfords" Is t hand. So are the Oxfords. Every variety and shade. lack, tan and russets. As. . ortment unlimited with pri- es ranging from g cents up- yard.
 oz CORSETS.
 Just received a full line of ummer Corsets, medium, ,ng and extra long waists in lack and white netting.
 The balance of those c. P.I ! la Sirene Paris-made Cor. U
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Returned from Germany.

Charles Rsuchfues, a foreman at Sargent & Co.'s, has returned from Germany after a six months' absence. He was accom- panied by his father.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
His Two Little Ones.

BRIDGEPORT, May 14.-On returning to his home, last night Charles Richter, re- spsoted German resident of Organ street, failed to find his two children who usually greet him at the gate, and an inquiry re- vealed the fact that they had not been Later ue learusn InaJ Insy nau peen sssn going toward the house of an aunt, and upon inquiry there he ascertained that they had been there, but had left for home at o'clock. Richter's wife left him some time ago and ran away with man named August Rose. The deserted husbaud be
 ieves that she has now kidnapped the little ones. Later: The two little wanderers were found at the home of a neiphbor.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
A Coming Wedding at United Church

A Coming Wedding at United Church.
 The following special notice wss read in the United church yesterday:
 'The pastor and his wife hereby extend most cordial invitation to all members of this church and congregation to be present at the marriage of their daughter, Eleanor Duncan to Philip Patterson Wells, on Monday, May 22, at 6 o'clock, in this church.
 As it is we'll nigh impossible to reach all the congregation by special invitation, 1t is hoped that this, though given in so gen. eral way, will be accepted as though it had been conveyed to each one personally" |"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Local Financial Notes.

The New Haven clearing house reports the clearings by days for the second week in May of this and the last year. It will be noticed that every week but one for the last month has shown an increase over the corresponding time of last year, which speaks we'll for the business of our city.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
StcveDs ReIeased On Ronds.

Stevens Released On Bonds. Louis Stevens, the alleged green goods
 man of Bridgeport, has been released from
 jail under bonds of 5000, furnished by Charles Lee of Bridgeport.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
YALE,s PITCRER
Reported to Have Received an offer
 From Boston at a $2, ,OO0 Salary.

From Boston at $2, ,OO0 Salary.
 It was stated yesterday on good author ity that Carter, the Yale pitcher, had re- ceived an offsr frcm Manager Selee of tue Boeton team to pitch for them during the remainder of the season The salary state d was 5000. Carter has, of course, re fused, but just the same the offer spesks highly for the twirling abilities of Yale's oyclonic pitcher.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Sunday Liquor Law.

Thomas J. Coffey, saloonkeeper at 607 East street, was arrested yesterday on 8 warrant charging him with violation of the Sunday liquor law. He was subsequently reIeased on bonds.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

NEW ADV Eh IlOE a N1N ID T oAs " A Live Issue-Psck & Averill: Apollinaris Water-At Druggists. Broom Sale-R. W. Mills. Brandreth's Pills-At Druggists. Christian Science-473 Chapel Street. Clothing-J J. Johnson & Son. CarpetsLP. J. Kelly & O. Daily Chat-Wm Nicely & Co Dissolution Sale-Howe Stetsen Eutertainment-New Grand Opera douse. Entertaipment-GrandA Avenue Cong Cnurcn. Estate Augusta B. Bradley-Pfobate Notice East lime to Europe-M. B. Newton & Co. Furniture-P J. Kelly & Co: For Sale-Outft-G. W. Babb. For Rent-Stables- Bradley Street Grand Shopping Emporium-F M Brown q Co. Housefurnishing-Brown & Durham. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract-At Druggists. Platt's Chlorides-At Druggists. Solid Comfort-Star Clothing House. Silk-Ewen McIatyre.& Co. Silks and Dress Goods-Chas Monson Go. Vacation Excursions-Raymond & Whitcomb. Wheatine-At GrocerB'. Wanted-Situation-5 East Street. Wanted-Woman-193 Church Street. Wanted-Man-Depot Restaurant. Wanted-Situation-2S Grown Street. Wantsd-Situation-103 James Street. Worlds Fair-W., This Office. Wanted-Help-27 College Street. Wanted-StitchersLM Strouse & Co. ed-Situaticn-109P Portsea Street. Wanted d-Situation-102 Wallace Street. Wanted-Girl-76 Cottage Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
GaGey,s school is Crowded.

No more pupils will be received at Gaf- fAv,s school the coming week. Applics- tions Will be received for the following vsak. as several pupils go out to positions durinr the week. Seats are now engaged one week In advance.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Going to sell them at 3e cents eaeh. For Ie cents we'll give you a good domet or percale Waist, plaited front and back. 50 cents buys tAree of them.
 To make a complete rig, 2 Lots of Cheviot Pants, good and strong, go along with the Waists at B and 43 cents a Pair, ages ? to I4 years. This offer for tavo 6ayS only.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Whitmore's gildsd mortar sign Gives the people electric time; And when on Chapel street you go The cosy pharmacy you'll truly know.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
VIM. HEELY X co.

sets will go at half price. Bear in mind that these are eeaut,le, the only reason that makes haJ 4rfee possible is the slight soil which does no material damage.
 HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
 Stoves we must have the year around. OtI Stoves generate the least heat and answer every practical pur- pose for summer. Cost you 6o cents. Refrigerators need no comment when prices be- gin at $2.ee.
 Telescope Bags, 24 cents; Grip-Sacks, 4o cents. Trunks % cents. All in higher grades at higher prices.
 A Baby Carriage for S3.4e No trash work about it. Well upholstered, plush roll, good springs and strong all over. Ten years ago you'd have paid $Io.oo for the same carriage.
 Many are the articles in the Basement that go tc make Kitchen summer-worE easy.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
VIM. NELLY & co.
NEW HAVEN, Monday, May IS, 1898.

NEW HAVEN, Monday, May IS, 1898. TAe ausatAer to-aay-Fasr TELEPHONE
 No. s23.
 SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Decision is fast taking the place of hesitation in refer ence to buying. Emphatic " Spring compels the pur- chase of something.
 Providing you wear black, let it be one of two things. Farst-the Fine Figured India Silks" truly handsome and serviceable.
 Does away with the expen- sive idea of silk and grena- dine scombination at about # the cost. These lovely Indias are $I.oo a yard.
 .Second-Black Wool Ba- tiste, combining service and gentility. The burden of heat leaves no room for a heavy Gown.
 This material has the least possible weight consistent with wear. As trimming, 'twouid go beautifully with the India Silk" Sells from so cents to $I.oo a yard.
 Big Store Silks under $I.oo a yard, contain an ex. tensive assortment of values not to be found in other establishments.
 BOYS GOODS.
 For Monday aud Tuesday the "Centre Counter be comes the centre of attraction for Boys or rather for boys Mothers.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
Connecticut Academy of Arts and
 Sciences.

The mathematical club and the political science club of Yale university will meet with the Connecticut academy in room 30, ing, May 17, 1893, at o'clock. Dr. Irving Fisher will exhibit and explain his machine for Illustrating the mathematical theory of priooa
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Special Monday Sale of
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

$l,696, ,S34.6i $3s5, ,43S3 31 $1,5u4,5 ,54060 Increase of week of 1893. .$f92, 4940 Balances of week of 1892 $337, ,ol0. .S5 Increase of 1893 .............. .S57 4a7 46 |
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Go to Silverthaus', jewellers, 790 Chapel street, for wedding gifts; save 20 per cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Just received full line of summer Corsets, medium, long and extra long waists in black and white netting.
 The balance of those c. P. A la Sirene Paris-made Cor.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu- natts and neuralgia. Entirely veeetahle. Safe.
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BOYS GOODS.

g Oy d O es the w e airing g, Moth CT tn e b II yin g. N o wonder the
 |" Mothers Friend Waist sprang into ex- istence. Ad- unstable button band, OF for
 wearing, of for washing.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
GOLD
 DOLLARS

And our SILK and DRESS GOODS Departments are alike, in that neither need advertising. Use creates habit. When a lady wants a gown for any use,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

both qualities.
 This fact converts visitors into customers. Hence there follows a two-fold benefit.
 Time and money can be saved by a selection from the large Mating stock which comprises an assort- ment suited to all ideas of economy.
 UPHOLSTERY DEPART
 MENT.
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WEATHER RECORD.

W hAA nx& xAHOO1ADs INDICATIONS FOR DAY. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU WASHINGTON. D. C., D. m, May l4, 1875. For New England and eastern New VOTE: Generally fair, slightly warmer from Boston to Portland; winds becoming westerly.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR MAY IA, 1893.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15
The Augelss Cliff.

An angel determined gift to bestow That would gladden. the hearts of us nor
 tals below. Then large precious jewel she took from
 her crown And commissioned cherub to carry 1t
 down. Remembering the genius to whom 1t was
 sent, He strsightwsy to w. P. Emerson went. That musical wizard, as soon ss 1t came, Made of 1t piano and gave 1t his name. For beauty and strength, for touch and for
 tone, These pianes, unrivaled, a.e equaled by
 none. One day, when the angel was reclining at
 ease In the garden celestial, mid flowers and
 trees, Soft melodies foated way up from the
 earth And mingled with music of heavenly birth. "Ab, these are the tones," said she in sur
 prise, "The morning stars sang and thrilled Par
 adise''
 Call and see this piano st Loomis' Tenn pie of Music, S33 Chapel street. m11 8, pr. Dorman,s PHI XXX. The original and only genuine. Whit. more's Drug Store, Sl2 Chapel. ap11 If
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NEAT Underwear -@D nHEMs

HAndsoue BAib:IFgsn shirts and Draw CTS for
 soc. Regular 75c values. Fine Summer MeTiDo Shirts and Drawers. in white and u.tursl wool uire5.
 3Sc. Regular 5oc valoes. Neat Negltsee Shirts. launoered an 2 lAundtred. attached and ociAcbed collars and cuffs for warm weather, from
 75c to S2.OO. Light weight Goats for offlce and store, black, hl0e, brown and grey mireo. Tennis Suits, wliiis DDcf Pants, EI'b latest Improvements Fancy Vests, single Rne double breasted, for
 9Sc to $500. Mems Youths and Boys medium weight SWesiers in black. blue. white. grey and tan. nj prices 10 suit Eii West Stores. Main Floor.
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Whitmore's pharmacy, SIP Chapel.
 Look at Whitmore's electric time, And buy his beef, iron and wine.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-15

safiSJac- D'y c a r. pet must be durable as well as beautiful.
 The
 looms rep
 resented
 in our !, enbody
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Ruy a Hair Brush, 25c.

Get Your Rebate Checks! Whitmore's pharmacy, SIP Chapel.
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
 A bLeasfMg Carpet is one that always smiles brightly, as you sit and gaze upon it.
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To-day and every day un- til We open up another story,
 Here are some price pegs to hang hints on-hun- dreds more we can'tmen- tion here.
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