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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
EXHIBITION OF FINE RTrcs

This morning lovers of the rare and antique will have their tastes grati- fled by visiting +. M. Brown & Co. S, and modern Turkish and Persian rugs are spread out for sightseers. They are warranted to be the real Oriental floor pieces, and even to the one who is not up on these things this collection cer- tainly appears to be genuine. Many rug students, so to speak, have exam ined and admired them all ready. There are some very large ones, which are to be sold cheap, and some very small ones to be run up into the hundreds of dollars under the hammer.
 Some of them have pedigrees as old as the Ottoman empire. Distinguished fat Turkish nobIemen have widowed on them in their palaces. Tn prices and sizes they are quite various. A few are only large enough to cover the bottom of a baby carriage. Others could cover the largest of parlor floors. Several of pure silk and elaborate de- sign are extremely handsome. These have covered the floors and the walls of the best Turkish families A num- Der of them are fresh from the loom with all manner of mythological fig uring in their designs. One which is quite large shows the tree of life. Oriental, family, political and religious histories are worked out elaborately by hand, showing the labors of years by many hands.
 A prayer rug is one of the curiosities of the collection. A vast amount of re- ligiOus matter is worked in the border while in the center are the spaces for the knees, hands and head, where the devout Mohammedan is supposed to fall humbly down on his face and give praise to Allah. There are "Jimj i'm embroidery rugs, Jamalia portieres, an- tique Samarcand rugs, antique Boka- rah rugs and saddle bags, and hun dreds of others with unpronounceab1e names which MT. George H. Weigert will explain Wednesday Thursday, Fri day and Saturday of this week. The sales will begin at 1O:30 In the morning and at 2:30 in the afternoon of each day. The auctioneer says he will offer very valuable rugs at low figures, and the sales promise to be well attended from the large number of interested people who have already seen the col lection and signified their intentions of taking advantage of the sale
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
po,,.s Wonderland rneoter

The star feature of this weeks bill at Poli's Wonderland theater will be
 Edmund Hayes and Miss Emily Lytton,
 who will present an extremely clever
 travesty on Crust of Society" David
 Garrick" and Camille" Both artists
 have had long and successful exper- fence in the legitimate, and since their
 advent into vaudeville they have been
 equally successful. Indeed, in the larg- CT cities, where they have been appearing in continuous vaudeville, the press have been strongly eulogistic of them. MT. Hayes is dramatic reader of great force, and in the course of the travesty he delivers the two speeches made famous by John Mccullough in rett' in David Garrick" MT Hayes is a graduate of Yale university, and this fact will undoubtedly add to the interest felt in his appearance with Miss Lytton at the Wonderland A strong
 bill in addition will be presented by
 Morten and Mack, Hanley and Jarvis, the sisters Mahr, Hal James, the George H. Adams troupe, and others. With the splendidly cool and comfortable theater that is the result of the new cooling apparatus now in use the Won derland ought to be a favorte resort for the entire New Haven public this week
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Dress Goods.
ENORMOUS SLAUGHTER.

The finest Imported Fabrics and the best American made Dress Goods mark ed down to the lowest prices ever known in America. Summer will soon be here, hence our determination to sell $5 Imported Dress Goods now $2.5O
 $4.00 Imported Dress Goods now $1. .98. $500 Imported Dress Goods now $1. 50. $250 Imported Dress Goods now $1.25. $200 Imported Dress Goods now 9Sc. $150 Imported Dress Goods now 75c. $125 Imported Dress Goods now 69c. $1.00 Imported and American Dress Goods now 59c.
 75c All Wool Dress Goods now 39c.
 621ac All Wool Dress Goods now 35c. soc All Wool Dress Goods now 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17

When young couple runs away to get married half the world says: "How Romanticl" the other half says: "How silly But you can't tell either way until the honeymoon is over. When this young couple get settled down to the regular hum-drum of life, they'll manage all right and find solid happiness in any case, if they have good hearts and sound health. All depends on that.
 It's wonderful how much health has to do with married happiness. Sickness af- fleets the temper. You can't be happy nor make others happy if you're ailfng When you find yourself irritable, easily worried, beginning to rundown" it's because your blood is getting poor. You need richer blood and more of it. Your blood-making organs need to be vitalized by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cry. It i1nparts new power to produce an abundance of the healthy, red corpus cles, and gives you a fresh supply of pure, rich blood. It's a blood-creator {; 1t is for everyone whose blood is impure or in a poor, "run-down :" condition, It prevents the germs of disease from get ting hold on your system. Even after disease is settled on you, it is driven out by the blood-creating properties of the Discovery" It is perfect cure for general and nervous debility, catarrh, malaria, eczema, erysipelas, scrofula and every form of blood disease. It isn't called a consunption-cure but even con- sumption, which has its roots in the blood-is driven out by the "Golden Medical Discovery" if taken in time.
 The Discovery" is the prescription of one of the most eminent physicians and medical writers i'll this countrv.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
LITTLE MISS BARRELS PARTY.
A Childrens Affair at the Farrel Man
 sion on North Cliff Street

sion on North Cliff Street.
 The handsome residence of MT. and Mrs. Franklin Farrel on North Cliff street was Friday aftGsnoon the scene of a children's party given by Mrs. Farrel in honor of the sixth birthday of Estel1e, her youngest daughter. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion and the little folks who were bidden to the party had very enjoya- ble time of it from to G.
 The little ones present at the birth day party were: Charlotte and Marion Woodcock, Fillmore Bliss, Grace Perry, Charlotte Cowles and Thomas Wallace, Sd, of this city; Elsie and Rutherford Trowbridge, jr., of New Haven, and William Gager of Derby.
 The favors for the girls were empire fans, white and gold frames of Ores den design, and punches of lilies of the valley tied with long white ribbons. The favors for boys consisted of Pocket books.
 Grace Perry found the ring which had been secreted in the birthday cake, and it went to this little lady for the finding.
 The hostess, little Miss Farrel, receiv- ed many beautiful presents.-Derby Transcript.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
ENTERTAINMENTS.
IIVUoriOn.
KLAW & ERLANGER's ROUND OF
 PLEASURE"

KLAW & ERLANGER'S ROUND OF
 PLEASURE"
 The seasons great big brilliant event Klaw & Erlangers superb production of the beautiful extravaganza, "A Round of Pleasure" which will be seen on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of this week with matinee on Saturday, will be an event of more than usual importance judging from the large attendance at the special sale of the best seats and boxes on Sat urday afternoon, and the purchases in- dicate that society will be largely rep resented on the opening night. The regular advance sale opens at 9 a. m. Prices $1, 75c and 50o and from the many inquiries made it will assuredly be large one.
 From the descriptions which have come to hand of the details of the pro- duction, it would appear that the most important and effective portions of the performance are in the second scene of the second act, which represents the stage of the Knickerbocker theater, New York; the fifth scene of the same act, which illustrates the fashionable horse show in Madison Square Garden, and the Third Round and Wind Up," which finishes the performance.
 In the first mentioned is given the Shakespearean festival, which is said to be extremely bright, and in which 1 Walter Jones, the Rogers Brothers, Richard Carl, Eva Davenport and Ba- bette Rodney are given full scope for the display of their well known abili- ties. The scene at the horse show is, perhaps, the most effective in the pro- duction. By a clever illusion, hun dreds of horses are seen, and they oc- cupy the boxes and seats while the 'fashionables" are being exhibited for the delectation of the equine audience. The grand costume ball at the finish of the entertainment will be a verit- able sunburst of splendor. The en- semble is calculated to rival In gor- geousness and beauty anything hither- to accomplished, in a spectacular way, upon the stage In this country.
 A CONTENTED WOMAN.
 There are a good many ladies in New Haven who are in favor of woman suf- frage, a large number who are not, and possibly many thousands who have never seriously considered the matter and who do not. as matter of fact, know just where they are at" on the question. They will all be interested, however, in knowing that MT. Charles H. Hoyt has made the woman suffrage question the basis of the plot of his farcical comedy "A Contented Wo- man" which is to be the attraction at the Hyperion theater Wednesday even ing, May 26. In this play he makes a wife run for office against her husband and defeat him, and the fun he evolves ou of this 'house divided against it. self' is fast and furious.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
BANQUET TONIGHT
In Honor of Ex-Town Agent James
 Reynolds.

In Honor of EX-Town Agent James
 Reynolds.
 Tonight a notable banquet will take place at the New Haven house, It will be in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the landing in this country of eX- Town Agent James Reynolds.
 The committee who has the dinner in charge is composed of John Moriarity of Waterbury, John J, Clerkin, William Neely, John J, splain, Colonel John G, Healy, John M. Mulville, Lawrence OBrien of New Haven, P. w. Wren of Bridgeport ?. r. Butler, Jeremiah Flahavan of Ansonia, M. J. Houlihan of Newtown, William Hassett of Wall ingford.
 Among those who will be at the din- ner are: William Lyman and Cornelius J. Reilly of New York, John Devoy of New York, Captain Revins and Joseph Mullens of Providence, General Cassidy and Colonel John P. Murphy of Nor wich, Colonel Patrick McGoVern, Ma jor Quinn and Colonel Donahue of Hartford, P. w. Wren, exMayor Coughlin and Colonel Timothy Mur- phy of Bridgeport, ex-Mayor O'Sulli- van, Representative German and Judge McMahon of Derby, Postmaster Walsh of Ansonia, Mayor Farnsworth Edward Malley, David Gamble, P. J. Cronan, eX-Commissioner T. H. Sulli- van and James Reilly, Assessor Will liam Shannon, eX-City Clerk James B. Martin, Michael Dillon, David T. Me Namara, Commissioner James D. Me Gam, P. J. Kelly. ex-Registrar Will Ham O'Keefe and H. c. O'Sullivan of New Haven, Thomas Brady, ex-Mayo1 Walsh and P J. Riordan of New Brit ain. John A. Hurley and Thomas M Reilly of Meriden, Peter w. Dorsey, M Shea and Walter Fitzmaurice of New London, Captain George s. Anthony and P. J. Kennedy of New Bedford Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
White Goods.

FINE PRINTED ORGANDIE And Muslins, newest summer styles, regular price 121sc, at 6Ac yard. FRENCH FIGURED ORGANDIES, In beautiful patterns, regular New Haven price 3712c our price 25c yard.
 PERCALES. more cases of our famous 121ac Per cales, newest styles. Going at Sc yd.
 TABLE DAMASK. We offer 15 pieces all Linen Bleached and Cream Damask, worth 42c, at 29c yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17

inch Glass Berry Dishes. regular price 10c, at 4c each.
 ? quart Glass Pitchers, worth 15, at Sc each.
 Glass Fruit Dishes 5c. Glass Celery Dishes &c., Glass Butter Dishes, worth l5c, at 5c. dog. Glasses, worth 5c, at 2c each. Cups and Saucers Sc.
 Japanese Tea Pot Sc. Lily of the Valley Plates 10c. Brown Stone Teapot 10c. Tea Strainers 1c each Tea and Coffee Canister 5c each. 33s lb. Sugar Cans lie. quart Fails Sc. Egg Beaters 5c each. 3 pts. Sauce Kettle, granite, Sc. 4 qt.' Kettles, granite, 19c. 2 at. Saucepans, granite 10c. !, at. Pudding Pan, granite, 1oo. 8 at. Pudding Pans, granite, 12c. at. Dairy Pans granite, 15c. Galvanized Water Fails, 15c. Coal Hods, 15c.
 Shelf Paper, 10 yards for Sc. Carpet Beaters, made of leather, ai. ways sold at soc. Our price 200.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Telephone lO35. Another Carnival Week McINTYRES. r WELCOME, TEACHERS,

 tainment sand dpretyd around
  and Goods Jackets
 
  cred Shopping Mecca of Connecticut all has made ourt what II
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Waists.

No abatement in the interest of Shirt Waists here. There is satisfaction of seeing dainty displays of this seasons choicest fabrics. made up in the latest styles Stanley" "Sunshine," New port" "Behive," "Senior'-19c to $450 each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
cdpes.

40 Sample Capes just opened from a manufacturers very little out of perfect condition, but the prices we have at- tached to them will make answer for this; all rich garments:
 5000 Silk Capes, beaded, $4.9S.
 $15.00 Silk Capes $5.9S.
 5000 Silk and Velvet Capes $798.
 $25.00 Silk and Velvet Capes $1000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
AT YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
 HALL

Invitations were issued for the recital of Mrs. Charles E. Sargents pupils, to be given at the Young Mems Republi- can hall on the evening of May 21. The programme represents excellent literary productions. The recitations will be by Misses Florence Macdonald, Leila Schappa, Vera Timm, Belle Carter, Corinne Montague, Jennie Seely, Ruth PhilIipps, Julia Barnum, May Lum, Maud Goodwin, Mrs. Richard Tyner and MT. James Britain Miller. They will be assisted by Miss Maud Galleg- her, harpist, accompanied by MT. George P. Ravens.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Men Furnishings.

Mems Imported French Balbriggan Underwear, the identical make and quality you pay if trading elsewhere, 87c, at soc each.
 Comments unnecessary. MEMS NATURAL WOOL
 Mixed and White Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers, specially made for us. Months ago sold in every store at 75c. Our price soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
ADDRESS ON TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
Assessor Charles Baldwin in St. Alloy
 Sius Hall

The eighth of the series of monthly entertainments given by the St. Alloy sius T. A. and B. society was held last evening. President Bernard J. Lynch was master of ceremonies. In addition to the address on "Total Abstinence" by Charles A. Baldwin, the following programme was rendered: Selection, orchestra; comic song, Bernard Healy; duet, Miss Annie Mulloy and Miss Mary Mooney; recitation. May Boucher; banjo solo. Charles O'Connell; recita- ton, George Cassidy; song, Mir. Wood stock; song, Mir. Dooley; selection, ''Yale '99S,'' orchestra.
 The entertainment was attended by a large number of the members and friends of the society.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Kid Cloves.

Lisle Thread and Silk at Special prices for this week:
 Our SIPS Ladies Kid Gloves at 75c pair.
 Our $1 50 Kid Gloves at $100 pair. Our $1.75 Kid Gloves at $1.25 pair. Our S9c Silk Gloves at 25c yair. Our soc Silk Gloves at 35c pair. Our 35c Lisle Thread Gloves at 19c pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Cotton Underwear Department.

25 DOZEN
 Ladies' Night Gowns, full Hamburg trimmed, extra length and width. made of superior Cotton, were 75c; our price, 49c.
 $1.75 Ladies Night Gowns. dozen in stock, beautifully trimmed; marked special, s1.Oo. 15 DOZEN
 Fast Black fine satine Skirts. These are regularly sold at $1.75. As an ex- traordinary bargain we'll place them on sale at $1.00.
 Only 1 skirt to customer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Jackets.

We shall sell our broken lot samples at a reduction of 50 per cent; that is: $4.50 Jackets for $2.25. $7.00 Jackets for $3.50. 5000 Jackets for $4.9S. $1350 Jackets for s6.9S. $2000 Jackets for $1000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
7be 3. & 3. Bicycle Stand.

One of the most clever devices ever conceived by Yankee brains, for sale by us. It Is the most unique and useful article that could possibly be made. It will undoubtedly redeem it's price fifty times over In a year by the simple treatment of bicycle as 1t should be when in your home resting from it's la bors. By contract with the manufact- urer we place on sale the japanned stand at s1.00 each.
 The nickeled stand at $1 50 each
 Every owner of bicycle should have one. For sale in our down stairs de- partment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Silks.
{, ,OOO YARDS FANCY SILKS

5000 YARDS FANCY SILKS,
 In several combinations, for skirts, waists, dresses or trimming. These cost $1.00 to s1.50, and are sold at those prices everywhere. Choice 69c yard. 2,500 YARDS FANCY
 Printed Silks All those combinations have been retailed at soc to 621hc. Your choice 25c yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Cloak Room.

We invite visitors to our spacious and handsome room, where can be seen the Nattiest Suits, Jaunty Coats, Elaborate Capes, Stylish Silk Waists and an ex- ceedingly large and pretty assortment of Shirt Waists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17

We have had prepared specially for this week some very Natty Suits; goods were purchased at half the regular price, and we intend to give visitors such bargains as they never saw before Suits $3.98 to $18.00 now.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17

Mrs. May Smith Hopkins of Duluth, Minn., Is making a visit to her father on Kimberly avenue. Her two children are with her A reception was rendered her last week by her numerous friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Millinery

200 Cartons of new choice Flowers bought at half price for sale. G 800 STRAW HATS,
 All the leading new shapes, for sala from 25c up. HATS
 Now trimmed to order. TRIMMED PARIS
 Hats from $1.9S up. Less than half regular price.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
PERSONAL.

The family of MT. George W. Scobie are expected on from Florida this week to make a visit among their relatives on Rosette street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
{. Ribbons.
5000 YARDS

5000 YARDS
 Fancy and Taffeta Ribbons, the 25c quality, on sale at 121ac yard 2000 YARDS
 40 to soc Fancy Ribbons on sale at 25c yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
LQces.
1900 YARDS

1,S00 YARDS
 New Orientals, Point de Paris, Point de Ireland, Point Venise, in fine de- signs, wide width and narrow, the kind that people use for neck and sleeve, worth and sold everywhere at 25 to 37c. Our price 121ac yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Our Down Stairs Depart
 mentS
mentS

Contribute the following to this Grand Saturday Sale. Housekeepers should always be on the watch for bar gains in this popular department.
 Glass Sauce Dishes, worth Sc, 1c each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Hosiery Counter.

BOYS AND GIRLS
 Fast Black Hose, Double Knee, extra quality, going at 127sc pair. LADIES' FAST BLACK
 Plain and Rfchelieu Ribbed Hose, su- perb quality even at 25c, going at 121ac pair. BIG VALUES IN
 Ladies' Underwear at 4c, 121ac, 1sn and 25c.
 Four bargains you can't afford to pass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Bicycle Suus.

The most approved Bicycle Habits for this seasons wear, $3.75 to $15.00
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Elne Years 0Id---HaS Come to Stay
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 Dollar.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17
Jewe|y Department

Something new that every lady and gentleman, wearing link cuffs should have, 'tis only a simple link fastener that has more any Yankee notion of it's kind that ever was in- vented. Price only 10c.
 You couldn't be without it for s5. PAIR LINK
 Buttons and 4 studs, worth 29c. At 15c set.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-17

39c Dress Goods now 19c.
 25c Dress Goods now 121sc.
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