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Grand Opera House.

Darkest Russia" will be presented
the first three nights this week. matt
nee on Wednesday. In every way the
play is said to appeal to all classes
Of theater-goers. The story is one Of
interest and discloses a series of stir
ring scenes and situations. The theme
revolves to a large extent around the
political system of Russia and al
though in no way being sensational or
melodramatic, it brings forward ana
shows in a true light the peculiar laws
which govern the land, and under
which the people are held in subsection.
On its tour the play has met with
popular approval The play pictures
every phase of Russian life. The secret
police the military and the nihilist, as
well as the noble peasant and exile are
seen in every type of character. AL
though the play alone is one which
would command unbounded success,
the proprietors have nevertheless
mounted it in an exceedingly lavish
manner. The spectacular enters large
ly in the settings, and the scenic dis
play is elaborate and beautiful. Every
thing necessary for the production is
carried and the smallest detail has been
given careful attention.
After a long, long wait our theater-
goers will have a chance to witness
that magnificent spectacle "'The Black
Crook" Manager G. B. BunneH has
arranged to present it to his patrons
the last three days this week; matinee
Saturday, and it win no doubt attract
a big audience.
Don't fail to see the Brownies Castle"
in the lecture hall annex 1t remains
for one week longer to please both old
and young The hall is open free to
the patrons Of the theater.
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much to the county as all the rest OF
the towns combined.
The invitation to visit the Connectl-
cut School for Boys at Meriden, which
has been accepted by the senate, Will
doubtless be accepted by the house
The date named for the visit is Friday,
April 8,
President Daniel c. Gilman of the
Johns Hopkins university, formerly a
professor at Yale, will deliver an ad-
dress on Impending Problems in Edu-
cation" on March 20 at $3.50 D. m. at
the Hotel Brunswick, under the auspices
of the New York alumni of the uni
versity.
Mrs. Mary Stuart Radcliffe, the only
sister of Mr.. Charles 7. Stuart, the
Hartford photographer, and of MI
George w. Stuart, died at the home
of her brother in Hartford, Saturday
aged thirty-four.
A large frame building owned and
occupied by 0. Fl. Nash on Christian
Lane In Berlin was totally destroyed
by fire Saturday. Loss $4,5OO insurance
for $4,000,
Maria r. Nichols, aged seventy-six,
of Southington, was found dead in bed
Saturday morning at the residence OF
her son, Enoch Nichols, the jeweler Of
that town. Medical Examiner Stead
man was summoned and pronounced
death due to heart disease.
William Hawley, a. farm hand, while
engaged in cutting down a tree in front
Of Colonel A, r. 4. Nichols on Green
field HILL Friday afternoon, was struck
by the falling trunk and crushed be-
meath it's weight. His death was al
most instantaneous.
Frank G. Brown Of Bridgeport, who
was sentenced in this city Friday to
five years in state prison for counter
feiting silver coins. broke away from
United States Marshal Richard Morris
of New London while boarding horse
car in Hartford Saturday. He was re-
captured.
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HARIOUS JoTTINGs.

John l., Stoddard, the famous lee
turer, will make a special trip to
Bridgeport Thursday night to attend
the lecture at the Park City theater
by Frederick Villiers on the Chinese
war. He will be the guest of Miss
Mary Halves, the owner of the theater
William r. Shelton, clerk of the su-
perior court at Bridgeport, has sent
bills for the county tax to all the towns
in Fairfield county. The tax is two
tenths of mill on the grand lists of
the towns. Bridgeport pays most as
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Bridgeport, March 24.-Cassino c.
Candee, one of Buffalo's most prominent
residents, died suddenly in this city yes
terday morning, the result Of a stroke OF
apoplexy Mr.. Candee came here about
a week ago for the purpose of visiting
brother-in-Iaw, Mr.. l., X. Gould, and
intended to stay only one day. He was
on his way to the south, where he in
tended to remain until he recovered a
little of the health he had lost. Mr..
Candee was fffty-two years and five
months old, and was relative of the
late John d. Candee, who was for many
year editor and chief owner of the
Standard of this city. The
funeral took place to-day at 8 o'clock,
the body being taken to Buffalo, N. Y,
for interment.
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polls NyonderInnd rhenter.

Nothing seems to dim the lustre of
Mr.. Polls genius for catering to the
tastes Of the New Haven public This
week he offers what is generally con-
sidered to be a great marvel and ex-
traordinary phenomenon. This is the
wonderful Mile. Eugene Petrescu. the
manupedal young woman who has mys-
titled and amazed press, public and
physicians all over Europe and in New
York city. She was in New York for
five months, playing continuously at
Roster & Balls, and after considering
her case from every point of view, the
press of that city unanimously con-
cluded that the mysterious young
woman must have been born upside
down. To support her Mr. Poll has
engaged a very strong specially com
bination.
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Foor GUARDS, ARMoRY.
Making Ready for the Dedicatory Eek

Making Ready for the Dedicatory Exer-
cises.
The committee in charge Of the dedi-
cation of the new armory of the Second
Company, Governors Foot Guard, met
on Saturday night and decided to hold
the dedicatory ceremonies on Wednes-
day evening, April "a. The committee
will meet tomorrow evening, when the
subcommittee will be appointed,
1t has been decided by the commit
tee in charge of the affair to hold a
reception for the benefit of members
and their families in the new armory
one week prior to the formal dedica-
tion. This reception will be for men,
bers and their families exclusively.
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WE OFFER

IN lb cans California
Peaches, rich, per can, 18c.
2H lb cans California
Bartlett Pears, per can, l8c.
2H ID cans White Cherries,
per can, zoe.
$50 cases 600 dozen) cold
packed solid Tomatoes, csc
per dozen. They weigh as
much as any in the market.
Winslow Jones Maine Corn
$I.oo per dozen.
Canned goods are badly hit,
and these prices are the result.
We have just received some
extra large and choice French
Princes in rs Id cans.
@9M~en2zsv
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Only One Rndv Missing.

Evanston, Wyo., March 24.-search-
ing parties In the Alma mine have
recovered all the bodies except that
of Walter Miller. OF the number killed
thirty-two were members of the Mormon
church.
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oratorIcnl Prlze Oontest.

There will be an oratorical prize con-
test in Temperance hall Thursday even
ing, March 2S, commencing at 7:3O. The
following are the names of speakers
and topics: Prohibition-an Appeal to
Common Sense" by w. F. Babe; what
Will History Say?" by Samuel Peterson;
"Why Appeal to the Ballot?" by M r.
Kerr. All are students of Yale college.
The public is invited.
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ONCE MORE
We Reduce the Price Of Butter.

We Reduce the Price Of Butter.
In Il lb cakes, per lb, CSC.
In 10 and S ID boxes, per lb,
II cents.
This is received by us direct
by express Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
1t may 60 lower in price
if SO, we shall be prompt to
inform our readers, and put
the price down.
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&1 R00 A valuable plot near the Junction
OIL oOO Columbus avenue and Thorn St.,
90 feet front on Columbus avenue, through
the block to Thorn street; 80 feet deep on one
side and 100 feet on the other; new sewer
through Columbus avenue, all assessments
paid; good neighborhood q desirable build
ing site for stores or dwellings; will entertain
reasonable offer; must be sold will allow
brokerage. Apply to owner, ]. W. STINSON,
mil I'm 4S0 broadway. New York
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YTNHE annual meeting of the Chamber of
L Commerce of New Haven will be held in
the rooms of the Chamber. No. 1870 Orange
March n, 1896, at 1880 O'clock. The election Of
the officers of the chamber for the ensuing
v ar will be held and other important business
will be brought before the meeting,
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
mh23 1t Secretary.
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ONE thorough5r St. Bernard male pup
~ months old. No. 407 State or 10 Lyon st
mh22 If JOHN MAYER
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0Gla1rts.

One Cent Word each insertion, Eve
cents Word for full Week, seven
times.
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IN ESTRABLE fiat, eight rooms, all improve
~ ments, western part OF the city; ten
minutes walk to post office.
JOHN @. PUNDERFORD,
mh23 tt llU Church Street
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STERLING CABINET GRAND
DIANO, 1926, new; cost $3.50. Party leav-
mhi9 I'll BOX $50.
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FOR RENT.

Modern one family house, fine location.
INA mh22 IT H., T. 0, Box 3l2.
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WOODBRIDEE FARM

MO. % Maltby street, 7-room house and
mh22 IT'S 20 PERKINS STREET.
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THOR rent or sale with all or part Of $50
II acres; has good house, four barns, run
ming water in yard only four miles from city.
Apply at residence (of the late John M. Lines)
or address T. O. LEWIS,
mh21 tf Westviile Conn
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WANTED,
INEXPERIENCED window dresser ana floor
~ walker; good position to right party.
Also bright boy, age IL, to learn dry goods.
Address DRY GOODS,
mnS0 IL Care Journal and Courier.
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WANTRIl

M EN- to take orders in every town and
IVA city; no delivering good wages pay
weekly no capital steady work.
GLEN BROS,
mh2l LIT ap22 12t Rochester, NJ Y.
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OoUPE, rockaway and other carriages.
I j Enquire at 100 OAK PLACE,
mh2I 1t corner of Howe street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
A HANDSOME cabinet bed, mirror, ward
N robe and desk combined INQUIRE
mh23 2ts 70 WILLIAM STREET
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WANTED,

A CENTRALLY located house, eight on
"A ten rooms; will rent or buy. Address
q. +. s., Journal and Courier Office.
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ToMPETENT girl for general homework;
~ references required.
mh22 81" 184 HOWARD AVENUE.
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TO RENT

TENEMENT of eight roo modern i'm
j. provements; to adults.
mh93 Il. o VERNON STREET.
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"A RENT OF or rooms with modern ina
"a provements and barn two In family.
Address ANXIOUS, This Office.
mh20 If
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n SITUATION as coachman by Swedish
"A young man who is thoroughly used I'd
the care of horses and also understands garA
dening; can furnish the best of references.
Please call at 100 HAMILTON STREET.
mh20 1T eodf
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WANTEn.
WANTED.

WANTED.
"A FEW regular boarders can find pleasant
AZ rooms and good board at reasonable
prices at 672 CHAPEL STREET
mh2l AZ" Sterling House
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FTNEN room house, new, latest improve
1 ments. mills 14tS 10 PEARL STREET.
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@eaG estate.


~ Wv lo4ANINN9 -
III OUSE 1855 Cedar Hill Avenue. Inquire
Ii 100 CEDAR HILL AVENUE.
mhl8 lint
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b. STEpHEH GIRAFFE

is no one there! Indool-iaIeel there
IL not! Oh, pls-eass!'
go on, Jones'" said tho captain,
calmly.
Tho obSdisnt corporal made 8 pre-.
liminRry step, and tho girl bounded
toward tho stairs with another cry,
As Hhe passed him, thu CAPTAIN caught
sight OF that which shO had concealed
behind her back, aud which sha had
forgotten in this supreme m0m9uL Il.
was q pistol.
Suo ran to tho frat step, and standing
| there, (acel tho mau, QUO hand oXteulud
with perpendicular palm, aud the other
| holding TIE pistol ~ hOr side, ION,
please, don't 20 up there, Nobody ia
thera-iuleei, there Is not, l.!.o.a.s-G."
Then suddenly she HynE swiltly down
upOn tho step, and, budding lorilgnly,
began to weep Ia agony aud with the
ConvulsiyB tremora nt an infant, TIE
pistol fell from har auGers aud ratified
! down 10 tho floor,
Tho astnnisned troopers looked n.
thsir astoniihGl captain. There was Il
abort silence.
Finally tho captain stopped aad
picket up the pistol. /! was heavy
weanon nt tho army pattern. lie aicor.
tanned that il was empty.
lie leaned toward tho shaking girl
and said, gently; "Wtll yon toll INC
what YOU wero going to 10 with this
pistol
Ito had 10 rupr1g the question u NUN.
bor OF timos, but At last muiIied voice
said, "NolhlNg"
"Notmngn 10 insisted quietly up-
on iuttuer anlwer. At tho tOHtar
touel,ot the captains voice, tue phleg-
matte corpora, turnut and wInket
gray9ly at tne man mex to him.
won't YOU tell mo?'
Tho girl shock her head,
"Plcaso tel me-
The silent priva,es were moving their
ieet unea-lly auI wondering how long
they wero TO wait
The captain said; please won't You
tel MOP
Then this girls voice began in strick-
on tones hali.Cohoraut, aud amid VIC.
Loaf sObDing: ut was praHdpas NO
--he-hO said he was going TO shoot
anybody who camo in here-ae didn't
caro- u llbI0 Wets tuuUsAnld Ol eUl,
And-Oud | know he would. and was
alruid they'd kill nim. And sound
so l4tole away his plstol-aud | wIa 90.
ing TO hide it whan you-yOuTyOu
kicked open tho door"
The meu Strengthened up and looked
at each other. Tho girl began to weep
again.
The captain mopped his brow. lie
poerel down at this girl, Ilo moppei
his brow again. Suddenly no said "Ah,
don't cry like that"
lie movol reslleszly and looked down
at his boots fIe moppoi his brow
again.
Then no gripped tho corporal by tho
arm and dragged him some yards back
from the oiherL Jones" hc said, in
an intensely oarnes. voice. will you
tell tao what in the devil am going to
dog"
The carporars couutenauco ha.
came lluminaJol with Satisfaction
at being thus requested to ai.
y.gc his superior officer. lle
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iCoPyTigaL 1857
PAEr II.

(CoPTlght, ls91'l
PART II.
The bright lights Of the day flashed
into tho old house whom tho captain
Rngrily kicked open tho door. lilo was
aware Of a wide hallway carpalod with
mating and extending deep into tho
dwelling, There was also an old wal.
nut hat rack aud little marbls.toppsl
table with vase aud two books upon it.
Further back was a grss; venerable
Fireplace containing dreary NEhOs,
But directly in front OF the captain
wNs n Young girl. The flying opsu oil
the door mad obviously besu IN utter
ast0nishment IN her and sho remained
trsus.iged tnore in tho middle Of tho
floor, staring a: tho captain with wide
eyes.
Sue was like child caught Mt the
time OF q raid upon tho cake, She
wavorcl 10 aud fro upnn her leot and
held her Lands behind har. There wero
two little points Of terror ~ her oyni rs
she gazoi NJ NJ tho young captain IN
dusty blue, with mis- reddish, bronze
complexion, his yellow hair. his bright
sabre held ,hroaIeningly.
These two remained motionless and
silent, 4imply staring at each other for
some moments.
Tho captain felt hil rage iaIo on. nj
him and leave his mind limp. lie had
been violently angry, because this house
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s. II. Clifford. NoW Ca,7cl. Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia aud rhouma-
Llqm, hil stomach was disOrdOred, his
liver wa. Affected to an alarming degree,
appetite fol away and he was terribly
reduced in flesh aud strength. Ihrco
bottles Of Electric Blttcra cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running soro on his log Of eight
years standing, Used throu bottles Of
Electric BIttorl aud seven boxes OF
BuCklon'H ArniCa Salye, aud his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, CalaT'
Ia, o., had iyo largo iovor sorN' Oh nis
leg, doctors said no was iucurN6to, One
Lottlo Electric Bit,os and ono box
HuGSlon'S ArniCa salyO cutcl him en-
urcly. Sold by Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. 3
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Undergraduates active sRd steady good TO
choice uRliyUt sIOotH GJ' medium grades 81 .hn
Igl. buiIs, cows and hciot' 81 71hl y. Hog, IA
sollyc demand, pglrr! were steady for tue best
doves aud weak iu 20 lower for Oihcu; packing
lots selling prRoly At ~ S'ni Ol Rld shipping
dfuvcg ut ~ rat lj3 best heavy aud llAhi huEg
brought g q, aud common dt1vc' sablnA 10 Ma.
sheen were HHlnhI0 nj u UlOl 20 lor Inferior r Ia
ai lOnttl iuf good uhu,CO heavy export lois rclI
cFs ruIugdt p uNr' H., Inmb,sl Olai 10. Receipts
Cattle HOO head unIrc, 0Oj hOad hog, $4,000
head, aurap 1900 hntI.
I.,ai Wnn,in, y. y. Cattle receipts w cars
consigned through nulhlug lour In this dH.
phHm0uli market tinnly. Hogs receipts ~ CATS
mffkut N.rn1 Workers, ihll tp choice 2 OJHl o.,
fDurhl q IuUI 40, Ii.g' good TO choice ~ lNN 3D.
Sheppard lambs receipts W cars market iirly
active. lambs. choice ~ pHm" 81 Lat ~ Ehucp,
choice tu elected export NcihOB 50 llni0D. ihlr
tn good inrut VI siR %, uu,N aud common
Eh0vil gIUl III.
Ins, iihcttr= Cattle, receipts llrht market
slow Mt mnrnnnrrh rIpef, N"1' receipts yefy
lghl mukrt nuNri prinr medium si Glb( IS.
uu,t Nufsuu "a GgHi "a. inuEhg SlNnlUh EhCep.
SUNNY llHhl, extra s. Nlnl ~ good " lUR' OBJ,
common Ocd1i %. lambs g. OOai w veal calves
90 .UnO il.
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Chirrrn-IAc Shoe ant Leather Review ha,
Tie ililuHIUIH The suHuUl rlE OF 20 pound ull
union Role leather by KEGS, hg.ser Is CO., nj
bosiln nud the drcluc 0i glove grain lrapca
another @ furnished the iIwlr wan genuine
sensation. larU uuy ~ two, until sober second
thoughts prevailed, many pefhOIA were ia Hll
almost puUr stricken condition, just as soon,
however M The rgu' cement suh'licd gId reason
hgh.n o. erred n rWHg the conservative leader
OF the lrldo Egrn believed When they Asserted
That the leather marErt was Eill lound UuG
solid, Tho ru1iinnH reduction was M
bounced LAST saturday. buI was not generally
published On INe trade hpl1rc Monday, on
Tuesday llr U'fcI slutt, Leather Company de.
ciercdR j.viuul1o oil percent on IT, stpUAblI
nj preferred slTHs, luis action Ut the biz com
hlnaunu Htd moro 10 revive confidence than
chlumns0I ulyllWIc- printed In no company 3
organ IN NCw Iufs CUuld have ACCOMPLISHED.
The Jcnus'j0n In union soip leather Is Etner-
ally considered IN 10 the natural result OF the
large Influx ui TsnEe cattle NJ Chicago.
No, native steer hides ~ lbs, and mp, have
gone oil point We note the Snu OF two Cars
10, Ibu'tbrandcd steers @ lbt and up, arc
quoted ~ &c, We lrHm ONO recent trading
NO, Trsa, steers ~ lha aud up are down n
o1c Teas siceri are held AZ o',u aHd e"ITeme
l,rh'Hbisl. ~
mol COLORADO or glic.hnnisi steers, GO lbs.
art HH a. Hoi sifHWg @t SO
Branded COW, su,l Hl SIC. TIA buyer wcreWi'l
Ing " contract iutr tlg October XII lower
lrircrnnid bs obtained.
Nu,l native cow, Ji lbs andEp, are,quoted at
Hlls are strong by reason OF scarcity. We
quote natives W. aud bCaUdedE.c.
ClrCAGO TAllUW ASD GnEAsE,
Tallow- VINO msrsct + uuopnnFrd, although
tho toGtrurr {, toward algUerpr!ccS, The pack
crs nrl well sl,l mp ana iA1 demand Is vtrF
good. hcw YORK .ray 20 ? g and : Tor hhGs
O.cOsteanuc- Guic, ag atH At 6 ,S5i o,
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adopted an air OF great thought and
faally said: well, OF course, tho teller
with the gray sleeve mustbj NJ stairs,
and We must get pNA: tho girl aud up
there soma how. Suppose take her
by the hand aud lead her"
"Whatw interrupted tho captain
from between his clcuchod teeth. As
he turned away fro'n tho Corporal, he
said iercoly over his shoulder: "Iou
touch that gid aut ptlsplit your Skulll'
n, ma .Y.rfTurrt
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Ir 10 n truth in medicine that tho
amillOst dugn that performs euro Is tho
best DO Wits littIo Early Rsnr' arn
tie smNlo,t pills, will perform cute,
and Rfe tho best Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Il. i. Peabody. Bon.
wood, and Bowio < Co., bridgeport, o.
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cTArIoMEaY, nooks. &c.
School Books.

We shall make a speciality this
year OF School Books, because we
want to get the Children started
right. And in order to do so. We
have placed in stock 4 full line Of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets Tor pen and pencil,
States, single and double; Schoo!
Bags for boys and girls. In fact a
complete line OF School Goods.
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