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BURIED SHIPS.
they Were Found Under Portion OF Dub
lin by Sewer Worlsmen.

they Were Found Under n Portion of Dub
lin by Sewer Worlsmen.
The excavations in connection with
the main drainage works have resulted
in some discoveries of considerable IN
terest, particularly to the antiquarian.
Unfortunately those who came on the
finds are not enthusiastic searchars into
the secrets Of the past, and they did not
exert themselves il the V ork Of invcsti-
cation. When the trench for the main
sewer at Upper Ouuond quay was being
dug, the diegers cane on an old ship
which was barred III the ground, some
20 feet down, nearly opposite the head
of East Arran street. The direction OF
the ship was at right angles TO the quay
wall, the bow projecting toward up
river.
The vessel was evidently swallowed
mn in the s.als which formed the banks
of the river long ere the present quays
were built. The width of the ship Is 10
feet. It's length is an unknown quantity,
for those who found the vessel SIMPLY
cut away rs much as was necessary to
construct the sewer Even its depth was
not ascertained, because the bottom OF
the new sewer is only some two feet IN
dcrneath the point where the gunwales
of The boat begin, and the worklnen did
not so 10 greater depth than they
were compelled for main drainage pur-
poses. The material of which the ship
WAS made is oak, but, owing TO Its long
stay in the ground, the wood is stained
almost black.
\ peculiar feature in the construction
of the vessel is that the timbers are al
most all fastened together by means OF
oak plugs, there being very little iron
employed. From the charred appearance
of the deck timbers it is considered
probable that an attempt was made to
set fire to the ship, but the fire did not
spread, as the side timbers show no
traces of burning Near the TOP of the
ship was found quantity Of coal, and
q Ii pound cannon ball was also discov-
cred. Higher up the quay, almost oppo-
site the city sheriff S Office, another ship
was found.
This one, which lay in the direction
parallel TO the quay wall, had also evil
IDENTIFY been swallowed up by the sands
which used TO border the Liffey i'll its
progress through the Dublin Of other
days. The Same peculiarities Of con-
struction rs were observed i'll the case Of
the first ship were noticed i'll that Of
the second There did not, however, ap-
pear to have been an attempt 10 set the
boat on fire.
The workmen express their belief that
the ships are as old us the days OF Brian,
the latter name being rather familiar
reference 10 the conqueror of Clontarf.
The presence CT q cannon ball would
seem 10 90 away with this theory, for
at the time Of this historic conflict fire
arms were unknown and the gentle art
of projecting heavy missiles at ones
fellow creatures by means of artillery
was not employed for the spread Of civ
ilization until Brian the Brave had been
in the grave for several centuries 1t Is
probable, however, that the ships are at
least as old as the time of King Charles
I. or even OF Queen Elizabeth. Dublin
Independence.
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R. H. Nicholas, Superintendent.
Cape Charles, Va.
r. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight End Pas
senger Agent, Norfolk. Va
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Every Man His Own Barber.

a German firm has put upon the mar
ket a device for shaving which entirely
does away with the time honored razor.
The new invention is chemical powder of
curious properties, which, when applied
moist to the face, becomes a perfect
lather Then, instead of the keen edged
razor, common pocket knife can be
assed over the face, removing entirely
all trace of beard and mustache. 1t is
claimed that the chemical is in no way
injurious to the skin or system.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smariing incl
dent to eczema, tetter, salt-fhcrm, and o;he-
diseases OF the skin is instantly allaHyed by
applying Chamberlain Eve and Skin
Ointment hIanv very bad cases have been
permanently cured Ly it. Ii is equally
efficient for Itching piles and q iaroiitc rem
edy for sore nipples; c!.apped HANDS, chill
hlains, frost bites, and chroaic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
Try Or. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are lust what Il i. orse needs when in bad conc:-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier ard vermia9e.
For Sale by Blackstone & Bell, Acco-
mac C. H., and WIN. H. Parker,
Onaucock, Va
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C. S. NAPLES l. co.
Wooden and Willow Ware.

Broc ms. Brushes. Cordage. Matches,
Axe Handles, Axle Grease, Barrel
Covers, Baskets, Backing, Blank
Books, Blueing, Bowls, Churns,
Compasses, Broom Racks, Corn
Peppers, Butter Dishes, &C.,
Candle Wicks, Cheese Safes,
Clothes Hamper, &c, Cocoa
Dippers, Coffee Mills, Cur
ry Combs, Corks, Busters,
Faucets, Fish Hooks and
Lines, Flour Sacks, Halters,
Flasks, Gun Caps, Ice Cream
Freezers, Horse Cards, Keelers,
Ink, Kegs, Lamp Burners, &C.,
lPulleys, Lanterns, Lap Boards,
Lemon Squeezers, Mats, Measures,
Marine Glasses, Mucilage, Oakum,
Oil Cans. Well Buckets, Tubs, &c.
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]. E. MAPP,
Supt. Schools,
Grangeville, Vac
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NOTICE !.
HOTEL and LIVERY STA
BLES FOR RENT 1897.
Write for particulars.

Good Horse and Mule, Potato
Onion Seed, Big Stem Jersey Slip
Seed for sale.
Offered at the lowest prices
for cash, Shingles, Laths, Lime,
Hair, Bricks, Carriages, Road
Carts, and all kinds Lumber
furnished for dwellings ana ether
purposes upon short notice.
H. r. WHITE
BloomtoNn. Va.
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Miss Julia Richman was locturing
not long ago to the mothers of her pu,
pills Oh the proper diet for children and
its effect on their bodies.
my little girl toes in and is bow
legged besides. What shall feed her
nn?" asked the woman in the front row.
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Metompkin District.
Trustees.

Metompkin District.
Trustees.
Eugene w. Barnes, (Chr.), Gargatha.
D. H. johnson, Clerk. Leemont.
John E. Shrieves, Modestown.
Teachers-White.
VIM. S. B. Bond, Leemont.
Miss Matte G. Churn, "
Virgil s. Deitrick, Mappsville.
Miss Nellie E. Byrd,
Roy D. White, Parksley.
Miss Mamie NJ. Elder, Modestown.
John L. Taylor, Mearsville.
Miss Mary Human Bloxom.
Miss Ethel 7. Lewis, Parksley.
Miss Annie Ashmead, y
- A. Lula White, {"
Walter P. Gresham, Marsh Market.
Miss Belle Q. Stokes, Bloxom.
Amy Warren,
- Annie Russell, Leemont.
" Lille Parks, Parksley.
a. May Johnson, Leemont.
" Annie E. Hargis, Modestown.
" Carrie NJ. johnson, Leemont.
" Emma L. Core, Pastoral.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Richard Smith, Blo1om.
George Colburn, Mappsville.
Leah A. Wharton, Metompkin.
Atlantic District.
Trustees.
DR.. Joseph E. Brodwater (Chr.).
Temperaneeville.
John D. Parsons Clerk, Atlantic.
Teachers-White.
Miss Kate G. Nelson, Greenbackville.
- Maggie Jarman,
-" Sally W. Holland, Horntown.
~ Sally D. Floyd
Mrs. Esther J. Selby, Wattsville.
Miss BERTHE L. Parsons, Atlantic.
~ R. Davie Taylor,
y Alice Gillespie, Temperanceville
" Lola V. White, New Church.
- Lille NJ. West, " "
Cerinda Evans, Oak Hall.
Edward Palmer, Temperanceville.
Miss Mamie G. Watson, ~
y Sarah R. Conquest, Hallwood.
- Flora X. Taylor, Atlantic.
Mallory Fletcher, Jenkins Bridge.
VIM. j. Sturgis, Bloxom.
Miss Anna Westmoreland, Sanford.
" Juliette b. F. Parramore,
- Lille o. Byrd, Sanford.
W. F. Venables, Sykes.
Miss Matte Gillespie, Sykes.
Teachers-Colored.
Robt. 81. Wallop, HOMETOWN.
Edward Coston, Wattsville.
Ella NJ. Selocomb, TemperanceviIle.
Robt. G. Garrett, Oak Hall.
Sylvia Harmon, Belinda.
VIM. Colburn, New Church.
Island District.
Trustees.
A. Frank Matthews (Chr.l Chinco-
league Island.
j. J. Jones Clerk, Chincoteague
Island.
Archie Jones, Chincoteague Island.
Teachers-White.
James F. Ward, Chincoteague Island.
Miss R. jamie Wheaton, ~ "
=" Mamie E. Hill, -
{" Selena G. Pruitt, - "
" Carrie E. Wheaton, -"
" Sally NJ. Taylor, ~
Gregory W. Fisher, ="
James W. Edmonds,
Mamie E. CLANCY, cold, :"
School Trustee Electoral Board.
]. W. 6. Blackstone, County Judge;
B. T. Gunter, Jr., Com'th. Attorney;
j. E. Mapp, Superintendent Schools.
]. E. MAPP,
Supt. Schools,
GrangeyilIe. Va
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The Nautua Benefs Fire association, Of Richmond Va


contos,E
thohou stands
than M
informant
B.S W. Gillespie
DirectorsW Whitehead Bayvew; j. F. Parsons Caneve L. L.
Nottingham Eastvie H. Roberts Bridgeown
Nottingham L. James Hadock
r. Ashby GAINESVILLE MappsburgV.J Stuart Belle Haven
Keilam Savagvle; JAS T. Hurst
W. H. BloXom Bloxom c. L. Byrd
Market; J. D. Parsons Atantic s. T.
HorntowE.
Nottingham President Ease b. D. ysop secretary
Keller
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Honest in Motive.
Fearless in Expression.
Sound in Principle.
Unswerving in it's Allegiance to Right
Theories and Right Practices.
The Sun publishes all the news all
the time, but it does not allow its
columns to be degraded by unclean,
immoral or purely sensational matter.
Editorially, The Sun is the consist
ent and unchanging champion and
defender of popular rights and inter
ests against political machines and
monopolies of every character. In
dependent in all things, extreme in
none. 1t is for good laws, good gov
eminent and good order.
BY mail Fifty Cents a month, Six
Dollars year.
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MAllEY>NEErY%@'
s, TELEPHONE No. S2s.
Saturday
inducements

Every time you make 75c
buy a dollars worth, you've
added that difference to your
income.
Some folks toll and worry
and "skimp" to save money,
and wonder why they don't
get rich.
Others work less and think
more. This is the sort of
folks who read advertisements
and act on them.
The shrewd shopper of to-
day can buy nearly everything
needed, at almost cost, by TAX
ing quick advantage of trade
inducements.
Genuine bargains, are fleet
birds of passage and must be
captured while on the wing.
Sueh are these Saturday ln-
0ncemcnts.
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LOCAL us.
Brief Mention.

Morris Cove lots-E M. Clark, AZ Church
Own a home-s1, 800. R. E. Baldwin.
The Ladies' Home Journal for May
fine number-at Pease & Sons.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., ~ Church street.
The engines will start Monday, May
II, and the shoemakers will fit up Tues
day, May II.
The Ladies Aid society of the Wood
mont chapel gave a supper and en-
tertainment at the Bonsilene hotel last
evening.
Miss Georgia ThilbauIt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis G .Thilbault of High
street Milford, Is critically ill with
brain fever
Gas: Persons about to move and
wishing to use gas in their new homes
will please notify the Gas Light COM
pany as soon as possible.
The l.. Candee & CO. factory will not
start next Monday as was expected,
owing to the delay in completing the
improvements on the factory
Regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters union VOL be held this af-
ternoon at o'clock at Center church
chapel. Mr. Edwin M. Poteat will give
a talk to girls
At the New Haven No. 2, W. C. T..
u, rooms at 8 p. m. tomorrow Mr..
Curtis G. Bushnell will give a New
Testament talk, subject: Jesus said,
Come, Follow Me-"
Crowds of men and boys are being
fitted out with hats at the receivers
sale at the Burgess Fur & Hat Co s.;
and the ladies are buying those collar
cites. Great chance for bargains.
Strant's livery stable with seven
horses, Hartman Brothers tobacco
warehouse, Garter & Strongs feed
store, Hartman & Goldschmidt's block
and C. B. Andrus barn in Manchester
were burned early yesterday morning.
The total loss is $4,000; partly insured
Seventeen of the Swedish Salvation
army were photographed in a group
last evening at Beers Photo Parlors
by their electric light apparatus. They
were most successfully made in a
large negative. Mr.. Beers has. become
an expert in manipulating the electric
light as applied to photography.
A New York dispatch says: 1.-THE
statue of President Woolsey of Yale
has been successfully cast by John E
Weier at the bronze foundry of Henry
Bonnard in West Sixteenth street The
statue weighs $4,000 pounds and is ir
one piece, which is very unusual. II
took the men at work on it six months
to make the mold"
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Optical Dept

Don't risk the loss Of sight
by wearing iinperfectly fitted
glasses.
Our optician will test your
eyes free of charge, and as
skilfully as the highest priced
practitioner could.
We sell gold filled framless
eyeglasses, guaranteed for 5
years, and fitted with best
quality of lens, including silk
cord and case
for soc FER ba1r.
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Saturday, April 70, 1896.
NEW ADYERrIsEMENYS TODAY.


Animal Extraots--At Druggists.
Anchor Line-Henderson Brothers.
BE Good to Your Feet-N. II. Shoe Co.
Baseball-Elm City Park.
Bargains Schoenberger Il Son.
Creamery Butter-D. s. Cooper Co.
Daily Chat-Malley. Nicely " Co.
Financial Maplesden & Blankman.
Fur Storage-Friend Il, Brooks.
Fruits-At Judson's.
For Sae--House-F. II. Lewis.
For Rent Floor--i5 Park Street.
For Sale-Phaeton Wall Street.
For Rent-Floor-John Morse.
For Sale-Wood-J. w. White.
For Rent-House-H. G. Warren 4 Co.
Grand Shopping E.lporlum-F. NJ. Brown y GO
Meats-N. II. Public Market.
MattinVs-N. III. Window Shade Co.
Neck Chaius-At Durants.
New Goods--l3oston Grocery.
Notice-United Church.
Notice-L. Candee y Co.
Paines Celery Compound-At Drugglsts.
Should Women Shop?-Howe Il Stetson.
Two Piece Suits-Chas. Monsoon Co.
Wanted-Girl-l4 Minor Street.
Wanted--Girl--=69 Gamer Street.
Neutrality-suspicious. Box 1854.
Wanted-Situation-3 East Street.
Observation-Disclosures Portsea Street.
Wanted-Help-Box 2J2, City.
Wanted-Girl-5T5 State Street.
UNDERSTANDINGS Prospect Street.
Wanted-Girl-l2l Wooster Street.
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Don't Forget

the furniture bargains in the Lucky
corner"
the Keystone Egg beater lessons.
the "Murline" demonstration.
tine Straw Mating exhibit.
the Millinery Attraction table.
the $500 Bicycles for $1,000.
the Electric Eradicator Glove clean
ing.
the Gutter Sewing Sill; Sale. 1
the Lace and Embroidery display.
the Baby Carriage procession
the Upholstery features, and
the Soda fountain.
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Take Your Wife
one ofthose handsome PozzoNI PUFF BOXES.
Thcv are given free with each box of powder


Sl-ts] 4 ~ W " ~. Il NM.
g II b electors of the Town OF New Haven
are hereby warned to attend special
m citing OF the town to be held on Monday
the 9th day of April, A. d. 1896, at o'clock.
in the afternoon, at Warner Hall, No. 1044
Chapel street, in said town. for the following
y ,rposes. to wit: To consider and act upon
tho following resolution:
VOTED, That the sum of Three Thousand
Dollars be and said sum hereby is appropri-
ated from the treasury of the town for the
purpose of improving the public roads
known us Middletown avenue, Forbes ave-
nue., Townsend avenue, Main street and
Fountain street. or sections of said
highways all lying within the Town of
New Haven, under the provisions of
Chapter CCCXv of the Public Acts of 1885,
entitled An act to provide more perna-
nent improvement of the public roads of
thi. state Said sum to be expended upon
such of the above highways, or portions
thereof. as shall be deemed expedient by the
Board of Seactmen."
Dated at New Haven, this 2lst day of April,
A. d. 1895.
VIM. S. BEECHER.
ROBERT Il. BALDWIN,
LUZERNE LUDINGTON,
J. E. CUNNINGHAM,
X. B. FARREN,
HENRY C. BBETZFELDER,
WM +. STAHL
- = Sol0rs'r~.' Of tho "ovvp 80 Now Haven
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Stationery

Any Ioc writing pad in the store-ten
different kinds.
SATURDAY brilc 7c each.
XXX Full Government envelopes, III
white-Sizes a, S and OK, at SC per pack
age of rs, or -25c FER b0r Of $50
Y Quality Bond envelopes, Baronial
size--5c per package.
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Photography

The Eastman Pocket Kodak
is a marvel-you press the
button-it does the rest.
Loaded with II exposures,
covered with Morocco leather,
and ready for action-at $500.
Box of 4S films in four
spoolsifor SI.oo.
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District OF New haven, IS. PROBATE Court,
April %, 1896 {
IT. New Haven in said district, deceased
The Court of Probate for the District of
New Haven hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. 1ncSe who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time
will be declared a recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
HERBERT c. WARREN,
ape4 2dlw Executor.
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needn't cost you much more
than mere wool or finest Bal
briggan.
Now, ,mark you, we mean
all Silk not merely that parody
known as "Spun Silk"
Coral tinted, with French
woven neck, finest pearl but
tons, and cut to fit. Made in
Germany by one of its most
reputable manufacturers, and
designed to sell at $500 per
suit.
Saturday Prize $3.50 Suit.
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1'o-day's Onef.

IU-VstE > OltNi'
10 granulated sugar S100.
Print butter 22c CinesD.
Extra Java coffee &c pound.
Extra fine tea SEC pound.
100 Loaves Bread at Sc.
Csc book free this evening, O'Clock.
NEW HAVEN GROCERY CO,
1882 State street.
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Toilet Articles

Woodworths Cologne Regale, 25c four
ounce bottles. Saturday L5c each.
Comfort Tooth Powder-oc per box.
Wright's Antiseptic Myrh Tooth Soap
lie.
Pure CASTLE Soap-25c per doz.
Hygienic Perfume Bath Salt-Sc pkg.
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THE LIST OF MEMBERS.
Of the West End Institute G1ee Club

Of the West End Institute Glee Club
The following comprise the West End
Institute Glee club:
First altos-Miss Quintin, Miss
Wheat, Miss Alling and Miss Shonin-
ger.
Second altos-Miss Stiles, Miss
Brown and Miss Burgess.
First sopranos-Miss Horton, Miss
Collins and Miss Plat.
Second sopranos-Miss Munson, Miss
Langdon and Miss Atwater.
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OUTSIDE Goods and
GARMENTS. customers
have adver-
tised us more than column
after column Of newspaper
space could.
We've an unusually COM
plete stock ready for Satur-
days customers.
COATS.
Marvels Of beauty and low priceness
you can buy good Jacket for
So. 90 You can pay $50. 90 if you
wish--A score of intermediate prices
carefully selected to suit every taste
and purse.
CAPES AND SUITS.
A display that is constantly changing
because they're selling
SPECIAL MARK DOWN
of Suits. Jackets and Capes-
FOR INSTANCE
Here's a beautiful Tan Coat--exquis-
lily lined-was $1,000
now $40. go
Another one that was worth $1,000
Now sis. 90
And here's a handsome Cape that looked
tempting at $50. 90 but wasn't sold
guess it will go now
atSl5. 90
Another was $3.50 now ST7 50
, g g 1900 6 70 "a
" 60 1900 I" IN %
A suit or rather 2 of them-Imported
Silk and wool mixture, Jacket all
Silk lined-were $4,000
Now S22 SO
No guess work necessary to fathom these
mark downs.
SEPARATE Having a mar
SKIRTS. velous sale of
Skirts, far bet
ter than we expected This
couldn't be so without merit.
los to S22. so
Simply tells Of the price extremes the
values you must Sec
BLACK AND WHITE
Checked Skirts English Worsteds--
1a in. black checks-vallle $1,000
So. SO ca
This is the End lot of these Skirts.
SHIRT "Ours is the best.
WAISTS. line in town. 2
Yon'va caan +hnea
same words III about every
merchants advertisement
Haven't you?
Well simply say
Best styles we could find-all sizes
Prices 49c to ST. 90
You can do the rest.
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Negligee Shirts

Here's a prompt action
Chance for one day only.
About "a dozens Of Gentle
mems fine woven Cotton
Cheviot Shirts, with laundried.
collars and cuffs, soft bosoms,
felled seams, full sized, Sc
inches long, with a set of gold
engraved pearl agate studs in
each. Fair value at $I.oo-
our price 75c.
Saturday 50c each.
Fine Madras Negligee Shirts, with
soft tinishedsbosom and high turn down
collar and cuffs-$I 90 each.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE GRIEF
OF THE WEATHER. BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April "a. 1925, 8 y. m.
Forecast for Saturday: For Massachusetts
Rhode Island and Connectiout-Generall
cloudy weather with showers near the coast
easterly to southerly winds.
For eastern New York-Light rains, prob
ably clearing during the day; slightly warmer
in southern portion, easterly winds; probably
brisk and high winds off the coast in the
morning.
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Don't let it pass your notice. Prices
made for business.
NEW HAVEN GROCERY CO.,
3S2 State
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Mattelutz fame

is almost as great in some
countries as Jaegers is here.
When you buy Mattelutz
Underwear you know that it's
properly sewn, already shrunk,
and is as good as the best.
We're selling Saturday some
of this brand of fine anti-fric-
ton, natural wool, silk
trimmed, and Summer weights
at SITS FER garment.
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Twenty cents for quart baskets. Look
out for fraud baskets. Fancy toma-
toes, cucumbers, asparagus, lettuce.
JUDSON'S FRUIT STORE,
SGT Chapel street.
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Serge Coats

Hot weather coming, better
prepare for it.
Here's a line of all wool
Serge Coats with patch peck
cts, lap seams, and all the little
up-to-date features of the
fashionable tailor made gar
ment.
Dark navy blue, fine light
qualities,
Worth easily $500 each.
Our present Price 81. so.
Fancy Duck Vests-Single breasted
with collar and handsome pearl detacha-
bic buttons. Small neat patterns prevail,
pS each -
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New Order of Knithood.

London, April 24.-The Gazette an
nounces that the queen has created a
new order of knighthood called the
ROYAL Victorian.
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Local Weather Report.
FOR APRIL 81, 1896.

Mean temperature. %.
Max. Temperature. I'll.
Min, temperature. ~.
Precipitation 0 incnes.
Max. velocity of wind. 23-SE.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean tenn
perature since January !. 10 degrees: or an
average daily deficiency OF IS degrees.
Total deficiency IN precipitation since Jnnu-
airy l. 1.16 inches.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-25
Mems Combination Suits

Most convenient of garments-al-
ways in place, cannot creep" avoids the
double thickness and heat at the waist,
and are just as cheap as the two piece
suits
Those we offer arc OF Ribbed Lisle
with "Retraction" patent shoulders.
S.. so per suit.
"Mattelutz' Balbrigans, Silk finish, at
SI.oo each-shirt or drawers.
"Mattelutz' Combed Egyptian Cote
Underwear-shirts with finished shouls
ders, satin front, pearl buttons. ETC..
drawers tapped and gussetted.
Colors salmon, blue, etc.
. Prize SATURDAY SOC each.