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Entertainments.
 HYPERION,

Seats are selling fast for the return engagement of c, B. Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger's magnificent production of Palmer Cox's Brownies" at the Hype- rion tonight, Friday and Saturday nights of this week, with one matinee only Saturday. This extraordinary attraction created the most favorable impression during the weeks engage ment last spring of any organization of the kind that has ever visited New Haven, and it's lavish spectacular eff fleets are still remembered, Many new features are promised in this seasons production, which will have many ele- ments of ac omplete novelty to those who have already witnessed 1t, New music and text have been liberally supplied by both author and composer, while the management have added new mechanical and electrical effects, scenery, etc. The list principals in- cludes many famous artists, who have been secured for the large organiza- tion, which is of extraordinary strength. Among them may be mentioned Frank Deshon, Inez Mecusker, Lena Merville, and Sol. Solomon. Ida Mule will still be seen as Dame Drusilda. Many local features will be given throughout the performance. Sale of seats now open.
 The dramatic insight into the life of Napoleon and Josephine as given in Rhea's remarkable production of "Jo- sephine, Empress of the French" is one of the treats of the season. The stirring historical incidents of the time of Napoleon are faithfully reproduced by Rhea and her splendid company. She will open on Tuesday evening, September A. Sale of seats opens on Saturday.
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WANTED,

A GOOD, capable American woman to A care for a child two-and -a-half years old; also to take partial care of an invalids one who i4 good seamstresS required.
 s14 4teod* Address Ms, This Office.
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WANTED.

WANTED, A COMPETENT Swedish girl for general A housework in small family. Cal sl9t 305 LAWRENCE STREET.
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FOX KENT. ITO two gentlemen, a pleasant furnished 1 room, I5 with or without board; heat, hot alll9 If C. This Office.
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WANTED,

1.-TWO experienced cutting press feeders.
 1 NATIONAL FOLDING BOX AND PAs PER co. sl9 3t Congress Avenne.
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FOR KENT, ENIRST floor flat, 616 State street. all i'm N provements. Inquire
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FURNISHED, two connecting front sl4 If Ago TEMPLE STREET.
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When You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up, clean and relay your carpets. Nothing is so detrimental to good health as unclean carpets By sending your car pets to the Forsyth company you are assured of having them returned to you as clean as new carpets. ap15 If
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FOR RENT,

\ NO. rents, $l6.0O, healthiest and A pleasantest location in city; six rooms, with entrances, verandas, balconies and all conveniences, built separately for each fani- ly; sanitary plumbing, hot and cold water, bathrooms. water closets, ranges, soapstone wash trays and refrigerator accommodations all built in; hard wood finish, neat decora- tions, elegant lawns, good shade; churches schools and cars convenient; select families only. Apply
 s4 If State street car to Ferry
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If YouWant

to go West cheaply and comfortably take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted. Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency S32 Washington street, Boston. sl2 tf
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THE GRoToN SAVINGS BANK

THE GROION SANlNGS BANh
 VS.
 JOSEPH A. SMITH AND OTHERS. State of Connecticut, New Haven County( ss. City of New Haven, Sept IS, 1895.
 ORDER OF NOTICE. Upon complaint of the said Groton Say ings Bank complaining for reasons therein set forth, foreclosure of mortgage now pending before the Superior court for New Haven county, to on held at New Haven, on the first Tuesday of October, ls95
 It appearing to and being found by the tives and creditors of Barbara J. Smith ought to be, made parties to, said complaint, and that the names and residences of such repre- sentatives except so far as is therein alleged respecting the husband and daughter, and of her creditors are to the plaintiff unknown; Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the peudency of said complaint be given by pub fishing this order in the Journal and Courier, a newspaper print ed in said city of New Haven, once week. three weeks successive ly, commencing on or before the 18th day of September. 1895,
 By the court,
 EDWARD A. ANKETELL, o.o
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When Bapy was sick, we gave her castoria
 When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Chilhen, she gave them Castorii
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Aeal Estate.
FOR SALE.

EHARM 125 acres; all kinds of fruit, good A water; two miles from station and shore. Will sell for less than the buildings would cost. Price, S2,510 Will exchange for city property. Inquire
 HINMANS AGENCY, s1S 1w S2 Church street.
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YeItsreIla1neu11s.

MRS, WEALTHY s. FOOTE WILL reopen her plain and plenty res- w taurant, 69l CHAPEL STREET, on Sept. 16 (below the bridge.) sl6
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GMamts.

One Cent Word each insertion, i've cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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WANTED,

GITUATIoN by two competent girls as p cook and waitress. Call
 sl9 lit 99 MINOR STREET.
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MARGARET J. RANKIN ORDER
 vS. OF
 JAMES RANKIN. NOTICE. State Of Connecticut. New Haven County, ,ssl
 New Haven. Sept. IS, A. D. 1895. { TPON the complaint of the said Margaret J \ Rankin, praying for reasons therein set forth tor 2 divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven county to be held on the first Tuesday of October, A. D. 1895
 It appearing to. and being found by, the ant is absent from this state-gone to parts unknown:
 THEREFORE, ORDERED, That notice of the pendeney of said complaint be given by publishing this order III the Morning Journal and Courier, q newspaper printed Ill said New Haven, oncea week, three weeks successlvely, commencing on or before the 18th day of September, A. D. 1895.
 EDWARD A, ANKETELL. Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County. si9 25 30
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G1S IN West Haven, near depot and eec- Ylcs tric cars, q new one-family house, modern conveniences Inquire
 SIS tt 751 CHAPEL STREET. $
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WANTED.
WANTED


pY competent and experienced woman D situation us cook. Good referenoes. Inquire at ts19 lt) LITTLE ORANGE ST.
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A SITUATION by respectable girl as A cook or to do general housework In s small private family. Good references. In- quire at (s1D ltf) 990 STATE STREET.
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@ea1 Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished rooms; modern con~ IN veniences. Address
 sl9Jt M. s. This Onice.
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WANTET,

INEXPERIENCED, reliable business man. IL accountant, correspondent, familiar with office and financial work, desires posi- tion, Address BUSIN ESS,
 sl2 7tT Courier Office.
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WANTED
WANTED,

EVERYBODY needing servantsto call hera. EfI We supply all the best. We have sorted out and discarded most of the useless class. These seek new offices twhere they are not known, which are springing up constantly selecting only those that will do the work re- auired. We have the finest facilities and can serve you better than anyone else.
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, aus 155 Chapel street.
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A YOUNG lady in offlce give referen ces .EA and salary expected. Addres
 SIS 2t* P0STOFFICE BOX 1152, City.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to cook or do general -A housework: Good reference. Inquire at (s19 ltf) S37 GRAND AVENUE upper b ell.
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WANTEI)

INCOMPETENT woman wants work by the & day or washing to take home.
 sl9 ltt 159 POPLAR STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by competent girl to do "A general housework. Inquire at g WALL STREET for two days. s191tt
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WANTED,
WANTED,

DY German girl position to assist at D housework or take care of baby. Call at {s19 ltf) ST WOOLSEY STREET.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SUN RIsEs. b86 MooN SETS. HIoH WATER, SUN SETS. 5,55 6;l3 ll:l9
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WANTED,
WANTED,
WyANTED.

A MERlCAN or German girl for general "A housework In small family. 124 WARD STREET, second iioor s19 2t
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WANTED
WANTED

A SITUATION to do general housework )HAPEL STREET for two days. s1g 1tt
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FOR RENT.

TNURNISHED house, all Improvements, ex au30 tt r. O, BOX l203 City.
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WANTED, A ROOM suitable for joiner shop, cen- -As trally located. Address JOINER, sl9 lit this office.
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BLUE POINTS. ID LUEPOINT oysters on the half shell at D BROWNS FISH MARKET, slS4t TAI Grand avenue.
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WANTED.

pY young woman, experienced, general AD office work or bookkeeping; about five hours a day. Address CLARA SIANLY,
 s19 2tt New Haven
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WANTED,

A COMPETENT girl for general house. "A work. Small family. Reference es re- qnlred. SGlLBERr AVENUE, near George street. slQSt
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by an excellent cook, thor A oughly competent. First class ref erence from last place; city or country. In- quire at (sl9 lttl Al DAVENPORT AVE.
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WANTED

~ ENTLEMEN of good address to introduce SJ new enterprise among merchants.
 sl1 if BEERS PHOTO PARLORS.
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WANTED, IT ADV desires position as boolskeepor; ex- l perienced. Address, sl67t* PEN, Journal and Courier.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

A SITUATION in second work by com- "A petent girl. Rest references, Inquire slglt log WALLACE STREET.
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VXTH0LE house, No. st Lyon street. with w all modern Improvements. Inquire at
 jell If l}S UNION.
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WANTED. CIVILIZATIONS for best help, all branches do- S9 nestle service. MRS. BABE, aul7 2St 126 Court street.
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DUDLEY In North Guilford September r {,
 Ebenezer F. Dudley, in the 77th year of his
 age. Funeral Thursday afternoon At o'clock. '
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REAR OFFICE
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

GECOND floor, five rooms, modern im- 6 provements, heat.
 s177 7tt Il LAKE PLACE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-14

vice-president, A. r. Buck secretary and
treasurer, A. II. Dresser.
West sullivan.
Town meeting last Monday was well
attended.
Eugene Havey has moved here from
East Sullivan.
Robert Able has purchased the Thomp-
son place and moved.
NJ H. Hsvev he's purchased the Hay
ward cottage and will move there early
in the spring.
The concert and supper at Milton hall
last week was a success, and about 80
WAS realized for the church.
\ party of seven from here visited Miss
Josie Strout, of " ests liarringt on. last
week, and enjoyed most delightful time.
Rev Mr. Weed was called to attend a
funeral at Gouldsboro lsst sunday and so
was unable to pr each nj his appointment
sunday evening. The young people OF
he church conducted n song and praise
service.
March II.
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Brewer.
The snow here is fast going. few
teams are using wheels. The weather is
quite warm and the ice in the river is
softening. Hopes OF an early spring.
At the Congregational church Sunday
evening l listened with pleasure to prayer
and discourse by Rev. Mr.. Merrill, and a
solo by Nj iss Upton who has wonderfully
clear voice. Miss Gertie Bennett was
pianist.
Mrs. w. F. Blake, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Augusta Holland, came from
Steuben March /, and is visiting friends
in Brewer. Ere many days they expect
to go to Cape Roster to spend while at
"Fairview," Mrs. Blake's home.
Samuel l.. Bates, esq, came from Au-
gusta March to call on friends in
Brewer. He was formerly from South
Brooksville, but now practices law in
Portland, and represents the Eastern
Argus at the present legislative session at
Augusta.
March Il.
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triously at work at his wood pile and can
now see over the top OF il.
Weseott x M2!Aen have landed over
100 cords of wood, besides logs 10 mill"
Ii has been 2 heavy winter for them.
Frank Jordan had his fingers badly
jammed, while sliding the other day; but
Frank is plucky and is again at work.
Prof. :. :. Scammon is holding the
attention and interest of his pupils, al
though quite number have been obliged
to leave.
Miss Florence Anderson is making ii
visit to her sister in Hancock, after which
she will go to Bar Harbor where she Is
employed summers.
Mrs. Ellington has a COW that she
SAYS furnished her milk from which she
made eighteen pounds of butter III a
week last summer good and valuable
animal.
Much anxiety Is manifested among the
friends and old neig hbors of Capt. W. \.
Freethy, " no is reported murdered by his
crew. aboard his vessed, portland
Lloyds." 1t is to be hoped such is not
the case.
March II.
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Green's Landing.


The revival meetings held in the Con-
gregatonal church, by the pastor, Rev.
w. L. Murtart,t closed Sunday, March 3,
which caused regret to many. There
were eighteen or nineteen seekers who
came out and have taken tirmer stand
for Christ. The meetings continued for
more than four weeks, At first the in
terest was greatly impaired by other
gat herings, bat more by the great storm
which passed over the country the first
part of February. There We're other OBJ
staclts 10 be surrounded but the Lord
blessed the importunRte effort. Mrs. II.
NJ. c. Estes came among Us during he
second week Of the meetings and assisted.
The Lord showed to us that III human
weakness He reveals Himself, for the last
week, v aen the pastor was alone, was the
most fruitful time of the meetings At
ter two weeks rest the pastor thinks of
resuming the meetings for one or two
weeks, as there are those for whom he is
specially interested who have not yet
taken stand. He has his converts as an
added force to stand with this time.
March s.
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Sullivan.

sullivan
While repairing the derrick ON Dunbar
& Clapham's quarry last Thursday, Horace
Ashley fell distance of about twenty
feet, breaking his leg in two places. He
was cared for by DR.. Bridghan, aud Is
doing we'll.
On Wednesday Of last week the ladies Of
East sullivan served supper III the hall,
the proceeds 10 benefit the Methods,
society. \ large company @as present.
and en- 3yed the evening in a seeia! IS ~
The receipts amounted to about =.
The aides Of sorosis met Win Mr,.
Stimson last Week, and elected the follow
ing o..icer, for the ensuing Sear. MIS-.
c. y S:.msoa. president; aif,. Georgia
Wilson, yicepfes ident; Ma,. AiIee VII
son, secretary; Mrs. Georgia Chaplain,
treasure. \ pan for the church has
been received from Philadelphia and The
ladies are no# ready to begin work q.
soon q, the ground can be graded.
The friends OF Dr. BRIGHAM, learning
that Sat friday, March >, was the tftieth
anniversary Of his birthday, decided to
give the doctor a surprise. Accordingly
large company of friends gathered at
his home on that evening. Much to their
regret they learned that ne had been
called away only few minutes before
their arrival, but Mrs. Bridgham and
daughter Josie entertained the party in
the pleasant happy way that they so well
understand, and very pleasant evening
was passed in social way, with music by
Miss BRIGHAM and others. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served and
greatly enjoyed. a silver cup and saucer
with gold lining and silver cigar holder
We're among the presents left with the
doctor by his friends.
March IL
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For additional County N''cS see otheF pages
West Eroolls,iIIe.
Eugene d. Tapley, Il student at Water
vile, is at home.
Hon. J. NJ. Hutchins, of North Penob-
scot, was in town Thursday.
Miss Laura H. Jones left town Monday
for short business trip to Boston.
Capt Charles Farnham, engineer at the
State reform school, is at home for ie"
weeks.
James H. Jones, of Belfast, spent sun
day with his parents, Capt. and Mrs
Jerry Jones.
A very successful entertainment was
given Friday evening at Columbia hail,
the proceeds, s19, being devoted to the
chapel fund. Much credit is due Miss
Ellison for her untiring efforts The en-
tertainment Will be repeated Monday
evening.
March II. H.
Dow Smith and his family arrived here
Saturday evening. Dow is in very poor
health.
Robert Ellis Tapley leaves here to-day
to join his ship, the steamship Lam
passas, " which is to sail from New York
next saturday.
Miss Lizzie Halves and Miss Kate
Coombs, who have been spending the
winter in Boston, came on the outside
boat last saturday.
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While no physician or pharmacist can
conscientiously warrant a cure, the j c.
aver Co. guarantee the purity, strangth,
rilla. 1t was the only blood purifier adj
mitted at the great Worlds Fair in Chic
ago, 1893.
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Uppertahn-Can you mention anything
against my ancestors? Cynic - Yes.
Their posterity.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Further Discussion of the Proposed
Electric Road.


The board of trade Held its regular
monthly meeting at Manning hall Mon
day evening The meeting was not as
largely attended as usual owing to other
meetings which occurred the same
evening.
President King reported that the Els
worth board had been asked If it would
invite the State board o hold its semi
annual meeting here. There had been no
time to call meeting OF the board, so the
executive committee had considered the
matter and decided that, owing to the
short ice, the Ellsworth board eould
not prepare to suitably entertain the
State board and the committee had so
notified the board, expressing at the same
time the hope tina, al some future date
Ellsworth would have the honor OF enter
tanning the State board.
Secretary knowlton reported in relation
to applications for membership III the
State board, and the steps to be taken.
On motion the executive committee
was authorized to appoint delegates to
the State board.
In regard to securing room fer meet
r.,,orta5 hat when
tl.,=.,lt..-,.,i,,,,- ~. Nau;.=u{, building
Wer,. completed, il might lie possible for
49,, T., moot i'm tba same hall as at
present.
II p pbirIfns and c /. Morang were
..f.,,.s8 ,,e,,5er-
pro,,, of tho committee on rail-
800 ,.,t,,l for me report of the official
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roflr,oa
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Makes Pure Blood These three words tell
the whole story of the wonderful cures by
Hoods sarsaparilla. 1t Is the best blood puri.
fer and spring medicine.
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We have on hand the largest line of Mackinto~hes
that ever shown in Ellsworth. double and sin
Ole breasted, in many different shades. at prices
that viii quick sales.
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FRAMING AND srAIR-BUILDING

have just received from New York 400 Pho.
Geographic and Perspective Views, with plans of
$1,000. Beautiful styles and convenient designs
at moderate cost
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tlood'- Pills have Won high praise for their
prompt and efficient yet easy action. -idrf.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-19

At the request of many patrons (who
are unable to obtain my many bargains
offered to January 16), l will continue
the Trade Sale for another 80 days, and
have many additional bargains to Offer
Come and see them. Just received an
other being third lot clothing since
December /. All extra heavy goods
Dark colors, many cutaway suits from
$500 TO Sl2-00. Just half what they
sold at one year ago. | ordered big
lot of loaded gun shells for the rabbit
hunt, not coming in time the jobbers
gave me an extra 10 aud 3 per cent dis
count to keep goods. To get rid of them
they go at the low price of so cents per
box for No. II and 90 cents for No. 10,
with discount Of 10 per cent in 3 box
lots. Every houskeeper would like to
have an extra pair OF fine sheets to
spread for company. l have complete
stock of Pepperill' S goods the best made,
in ST., 81 and l0-4 sizes and during sale
will give discount of 10 per cent on
my new bargain prices. Remember
yard wide Lawrence L. L. sheetings,
best made are only st cents, other stores
ask and cents.
c. II. FRYBARGER,
Carlton. Colo.
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c. d. Baldwin has received large
line of the finest sewing machines in
the market, and will sell them at
greatly reduced prices during the
holiday season.