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The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
ENCOURAGE ruEn TO conE'

When prominent railroad companies <nd their officials Co Skigwlv Co look over the feli with a view Co securing buSi' ness tor their lines, it mus, ce eetauNe those railroads doing 50 have betome aware of the importlnce oi the Alaska trade bv way Of Skagwav and the White Pass an ' Yukon route. One Of these officials was in town yesterdav. having arrived on the RoSalie for the purpose Ot studying up the heli for himself by personal observation and a perSynal contact with our business men. Col. C. j. Eddy, the general agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee anj Si. Paul road came all the way from PoTtnni, Ore gon, Co satiSfv himself that all he had neen told Of Sklgwly and iiS possibilities Was not a fairy tale. He came, he Slw and he was conquered He is now satisfied that Sklgwav has a great future and that it will be Co the interest of every trlnScontin- sntal line Co keep in iouth with the Alaska trade. which must. by reason oi geo. graphical conditions, be landed iu Skagway and then forwarded Co aIi interi- or points. Ne eNpreS,ei his surprise at the magnitude ot the stocNs tluIeI by our merchants lnd the volume ot business 'hat must necessarily be ione to justify the>- stocks. He lett again Inst evening. his time being very limited. but promised Co return in July and arrange tor time enough 10 take in the interior country. Ne will make a full report 0i what he saw Co his ,cmplnv a. ] thr result will be strong efforts made Co secure the Alaska trJte. Colonel Edjy'> visit Is opIete ot enterprise ,hlt deserves recognition on the part ot our m,rchantS. |, wii br the means ot bringing representatives ot other large riil- road corporl,i0nS Co SklgWay, and even. ,uallv make itl 8 nter tor agents 60 all th- companies. |, IS too bii that Colonel EIiv .ouli u0t have remained another tay and expressed his views beiore Che Chamber oi Commerce. which IS Co mce' tonight He promises Co return, hoWeve.. Thee are representative men whose som ing should ce encouraged. and when here well entertained
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pHrp,Hr TO mrcr,vr rHru.

The Slagway Chamber ot Commerce will have its hands -gli .i it clrr.e> out the object io- Which f WlS started. ulme- lv Co make known Co the people ot the states the advantages oi SklgNay IS a commercial center also Co tourists I> l scenic route. To Io this successfully will reluire cons. .lerablc activity. hard work and a Sltrihcr ot time and energy o1 the part Of individual members Us we'll us the Chamber ls body. lt Is now tune t1 systenl,ize these efforts and cryStli.le them into something practical The eN' eurSion season will be here In another month and already large excursion cntv is mlie up from eastern and southern states whi,h is advertised a> jlr 70 arrive n Sslgwly June 18th. The Juuelu Cham Der of Commerce IS sVNr-"..s tl.V alive C, ,he impo,tin'e oi th.> eN-lrS.o. tl,.- ness. an1 ms already taken step, On head o.. all Such parties coming Co Nl>Ni and induce them Co get ofi .t Juneau and tlN- "hll" Of Stckine lni ">'cn. What Juneau lacks tn geographical advantage, she makes up in energy, 1n4 Co Cha, extent the Skagway Chlmbe- of Commerce might well take le>>lu. \ party oi United States senators lul ,l1g-s>,m.u from various states in the union. lre book el Co leave Seattle June i>t tJ,l ln extended Alaskan trip through Co She Kl0niike re- zion and out by way oi St. MchIel. Their destination after leaving Seattle Is Skagway. The Jurelu Chamber Of Com mefce is already making ureplra,ions uot only to entertain ihi, party when lt reitu- e, Juneau, but it Is reported that a com- mittee of representative citzens Is Co head them off in Seattle. and uI them up with the fact that Juneau Is Alaska and Alaska Juneau, to an extent that SNlgWav will be dwarfed Co the size 0f a SiwaSh village. That's enterprise, and Juneau deserves the cake if it succeeds Sk1gwav citizens io no. want Co plice t0o mulh reliance upon their many natural advantages. They should show an equally suterpri>.ng spirit, and if not Dricuca. Co send l com mittse to meet and brug up this party, reception committee should be appointed and preparations made Co entertain the guests when landed ir our midst. l,w0ull also be in order Co nave standing com- mlttee for this purpose Co ij like honor, Co other notablrs who are sure toa'riye during the spring and summer. Several other eN- curSion parties tOr Alaska are also being organized, notably one by Raymond X Whitcomb which will leave from Boston, New York and PhillieIphiI May 22nd, coming direct Co Skagwly. still another party of capitalists from New York ,ity will start early in June, destined for Skag' wa, and interior points. Each and every one of these should be entertained by repre- sentative Skagway people. in rler that the many ads antageS of the place and itS surroundings my be fully SC, forth. There is no time Co be lost in this matter, and whatever the citizens propose Co do should be outlined soon through its Chamber of Commerce.
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The White Pass
 Cigar Store

Sell the following brands Cigar, General Arthur El Belmont El palcucia Holman House Hotel Brunswick Calumet Bouquet La Siuceridud Imported La Africa HOLLY ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
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Nnricn Lo cmnplroms.

Nlt,e Is hereby given by the under signed administrator Ot the estate 0t Slm. uel G1u.i. deceased, to the creditors md all rer,1uS having c.l.mS against Slii ie ,el--J. Go exhibit them with the necessary y0uchers within SiN months after Che rub Htlto on of this Otioe at Che oilce oi Pnte x Stevens, the Slme being the place io. Che trl1Sltto1 ot the business ol tne >iiJ estate in the City 0t SiagWav' District oi Alaska.
 Dtei this 1Is. ilv ot April, \. Q. ISoQ.
 C.. S. MOODY,
 Administrator. Date ot hrst publication April ci, 1890.
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pod.

Buy your wood lf Rinjell X Snyder, at ,,ow DlN, O, le,ve order at This oiilte.
 For S SIr-Tw5 Steam Boilers. Apply at C. S. Hotel. ioo-im
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To be up with the times" read the Seattle Daily Times. Seven editions daily. The latest on each steamer.
 Lost, on night of fire, valuable nugget bracelet. Reward will be paid if returned 10 Jimmy Clancy. S'7-ot
 For Sale -Four claims ln Porcupine dis ,rlct; will sell cheap if taken before the 18th. Inquire next door Mounted Police. All wool dress suits medium puee, at Clayson X Co.
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Tor BargntnS

Date ot hrst publication April
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10

Got1H. C.. SmithsouS, on Third street, between Broadway and State. oNIo tents. Ss 80. Leather top u Der pI,N>. boots md ,hleS. and general ol,htiiug. Two ., e,n. SIS 1cb. S-}-lm
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-01
A Week of Special
Silk Selling, 900.

We begin with silk chance that dwars all other silk
selling -Four thou and, nine hundred and ghty-fve vds
divided into three losFancy Novelties Japa Cord
ed Wash Silks and Changeabe Taetasall for you
and compare-all ady for you to buy if there's
left when you come Even th- prices won't tell the
story. 1t may seem to shrewd shopp that such silks
could be sold SO low Nor they it tn
the atterns pretty in themselves bit different from
he patterns most in demanI to-day
Such trAing thing this makes all the difference in
the world to In some instances it difference
of much dollar ard in the price which they
first offered the economical woman will make
dference-and it should not The silks will her
every purp
Lot l. Fancy Novelties. 2562 Yds. For waists, dress
es Innings. lofty rich, dark colors 50 fferent pat
terds including pretty Jacquard Dresden Stripes and
a few Caterpillar Bayadere stripes. At first some Of
thee sold at $l39 others at 75c For the special
selling, the price is cut to soc.
Lot H. japanese Corded Wash Silks. I127 Yards |
The pr ttiesr imaginable silks for summer waists, gowns
for the house or chdren dresses There patterns
to pick from-neat dainty effects thar only tn de Japan
csc give. They are known the 4oc kind Now 800
Lot III. 1896 Yds Changeabe Taffeas. Used ;lmos
altogether for nngs. Good solid colos, Til re nay be
wearing silk than Taeta but not at this special
selling price 3oc The value is so.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-01
G. A. r. STATE ENcAMPMENT.
Arrangements Being Made for the Old
Vets Meeting Nav 10.

Arrangements Being Made for the Old
Vets Meeting May 10.
| Department Commander William r.
| Simonds of the Connecticut Grand
Army has had a meeting with the
I committees from the two posts in
| Hartford relative to arrangements for
the state encampment, which is to be
| held there May 10, the sessions taking
place in Unity hall.
The members ofethe committee of ar
rangements are Robert Pyne judge adj
voeate on the commanders staff;
Charles Jackson and Jacob Barchfield,
from Nathaniel Lyon post; Colonel John
Gemmill, Captain Charles j. Fuller and
Lieutenant Charles Avery from Robert
o. Tyler post. These gentlemen will
cooperate with the department COM
mander in arranging for the encamp-
ment.
The annual camp fire of the veterans
will be an interesting affair Depart
ment Commander Simonds will spare
no pains in making it the best of the
series Of camp fires which the depart
ment has given. The arrangements for
the evening have not been completed,
but enough has been laid out to show
the character and superiority of the
festivities. There will be set addresses
by General Joseph r. Hawley, Depart
ment Commander Simonds and Chap
lain Upson of the Old Thirteenth now
department chaplain. Two years ago
Chaplain Upson was a member of the
general assembly from the town Of
Washington, and the felicity of his
Grand Army talks at different times
during the session is recalled by the
veterans with the greatest satisfaction.
There will be recitations from Willis
Isbell of Admiral Foote post, New IIa-
ven, and comical monologues by Major
John Fl. Odber Of Deep River who is
Identified with Mansfield post of Mid
dletoWn. Mr.. Isbell was in the 9th
Connecticut during the war. Major
Hendershott of Chicago, the drummer
boy of the Rappahannock, and his son,
will be there. and will give some old
time army music. The Hickman quar-
tet has been secured, and there will be
selections by an orchestra consisting of
harp, flute and violins The speech
making and music of the event will
be features long to be remembered by
the evterans.
The committee on decorations con-
s1sts Of Lieutenant Charles Avery, ia
cob Barchfeld, and Captain Perry
These committees will begin their work
Immediately. The finance committee
VIII of necessity have a good deal of
work on it's hands, collecting the funds
that will be required in meeting the
OUTLAWS of the encampment There is
more or less expense involved in such
an interesting and important. event
Governor Lounsbury will be invited
to the camp fire by Department Com
Simonds. The veteran members
OF the legislature will be invited by |
the post committees. The preparations
are going along successfully and the |
work as outlined will be at |
tended to promptly by the gentlemen |
who have accepted the positions. |
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NAVAL MILITIA HAPPY.
Much Talked of Training Ship Elfrida
is Here

Much Talked of Training Ship Elfrida
is Here.
The converted yacht, the Elfrida,
which is to be used by the naval mill
tia Of the state for a training ship,
was brought into the local harbor and
tied up at Heaton wharf last Saturday
night She was brought here in COM
mand of Lieutenant Ryan and Assist
ant Engineer Ball Of the United States
navy from the Brooklyn navy yard.
There were no incidents on the trip, and
the craft being in splendid condition
made the run in very good time. She
has recently been thoroughly cleaned,
overhauled and equipped by the gov
eminent in the most modern style, and
the local tars can indeed be proud, of
their training ship. The tars were in
command of Captain Reynolds and
Lieutenant Arthur H. Day was also
member Of the party. Those who went
from here were Ensign Hutchinson,
Quartermaster F. Sherman HUM, Cox
swain Lee and Seamen Hyde, Leonard
Murphy and Eldridge. An equal num-
Der of the Hartford division were also
on board The Elfrida will be under
steam on Saturdays and Sundays, and
all holidays as these are the best days
for members of the militia to get away
from their other duties. She will be
used as headquarters of the militia, and
is certainly Just the kind of a craft
that has been needed for a long time.
The yacht was built for Fl. Seward
Webb of New York, and was on Lake
Champlain when the war with Spain
broke out and was brought around
through the st. Lawrence river to the
Atlantic, then to the Brooklyn navy
yard She was fitted with light arma-
ment and used in the recent war as a
dispatch boat and was stationed at
Sandy Hook, and also at Montaul1
Point The craft is 120 feet in length
There are accommodations for about
Thirty men, for cruising on the Elfrida
In August the division will be taken to
sea for an eight days cruise on one of
the smaller cruisers, but for the re-
mainder OF the summer the men will
get their training on the Elfrida.
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Brief Mention.

Lots on your terms-R. =. Baldwin.
The pews of the First NJ. e. church.
corner of Elm and College streets, will
be assigned tonight.
St. Roses guild of ST. Mary's church
will give an entertainment for the bene-
fit of the poor, at new Music hall, May
25th.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor j. d. Dewell
delivered a lecture on Porto Rico to the
young men of st. Johns Episcopal
church Saturday night.
Mrs. Jarley's wax works, an entertain
ment for the benefit of the Indian asso-
citation, will be given at Harmonic hall
next Thursday evening.
The regular meeting of the New Ha-
ven Primary union will be held at the
United church chapel to-day at 1880
o'clock. All who are interested in pri-
mary work are cordially invited to at
tend.
John Roach, a resident of Centerville,
was injured in a bicycle collision at the
corner Of York street and broadway
Saturday night. The unfortunate man S
collar bone was broken and he was
taKen to the hospital. His injuries are
not of serious nature.
Miss Helen Lddell of 5S1 State street,
daughter Of Robert Liddell, left Satur-
day for a vacation of three or four
months in Delaware. Miss Liddell is
well known young lady in social circles
In New Haven. She has not been we'll
for the last few months, and it is by the
advice Of her physician that she is tax
ing a long vacation
Bishop Tierney has made the follow
ing changes in the location of clergymen
in the Hartford diocese; The Rev. j.
Senesca from New Haven to st. AIMS
(French), Hartford, to succeed the Rev.
Paul E. Roy, who will return to Quebec,
Cam; the Rev. Henry Chapdelain from
Voluntown to New Haven, and the Rev.
Joseph Papillon from Putnam to Volun-
town.
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she1umcmaIand Counter
Monday, May 1, 1893.
NEW ADYERYTsEMENrs TO-DAY.


Bargains-E Mcintyre & Co.
Copying Lenses--City Hall Drug Store.
Cigar Jars-Monson's Jewelry Store.
Columbia Bicycles--W. 2. Weaver.
For Sale-Cottage-S. Kellogg
Furniture-Bowditch Furniture Co.
For Sale-Cottage-W ID. Judson.
Gas Ranges-N H. Gas Light Co.
Household Ranges-Brown & Durham.
Hyperion-Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush"
Invitations g. II. Ford Co.
"KoaP'-W r. Gilbert.
Lumber-rhe j. Glib Smith & Co.
Monday and Tuesday-Publc Market
Pew Rentals--First NJ. g. Church. a. 3
Plumbing Henry II. Guernsey.
Store News-Howe & Stetson.
Specialize Edw. Malley Co.
The Grand-"Fritz In a Madhouse."
We Have the Goods--The j. Z. Bassett Co
Wilton Carpets-Chas. =. Thompson
Wanted Girl-Orange and Avon Streets.
Wanted-Situation-R This Office.
W anted-Help-52 Court Street.
Elm Street.
Wanted-Cast Off Clothing-144 Court st.
Wanted-H ousework-1 Congress Avenue.
Wanted ashing-32 Madison Street.
Wanted-Agent-66 Mason ST., Worcester.
Wanted-Situation-J Court Street.
You Buy Silks Here-The Chas. Monson Co.
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER MONDAYS MAY1 1899
mEMMALLEf@' ~EgNMALIEr@. mEMlM1ALLEY@.
new meaning.

An old word dress In hereafter will stand for
tonal selling that the described will through week
Just hint of this But depend the word will be
here And look for about This week the word special
silks mems furnishings and Photographic goods.
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Understands.

We made a spec al pur-
chase of a lot of rich MORE
Antique Satin, and had it
made into underskirte.
They have made v.ry hand
some underskirts The co..
ors are; Cerise, Royal Blue,
unter's G cen, Gobelin
Blue, Royal Purple, Turquo: S
and Black. Made in the
very best understandable
Aounce and with four clus
tiers Of cording, faced and
ve'veteen binding.
The CHI, apest MORE sati
you can buy costs 75c a YARD
and ours is by no means the
cheapest. 1t takes eight : ds
for skirt.
We sell these skirts ready
to wear at S.. oS each.
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A Week of Special
Mems furnishings Selling

-Four items of unusual pceowness tell the tale Of mon
ey saving in mems furnishing If the lots last
rough the week, lasnoment buyers will be fortunate
Mems brown mixed medun1-weight shirts and drawers
Regular 25c quality at for CSC.
Genuine Guyot Suspenders Regularly worth soc for
29c pair.
Regular 25c neckwear in four n-inhands tecks string
les and band bows Here for nc each
Mems soc coored neg igee shirts The welLcu ample
kind. Collar and ifs attached Price 25c e lch
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Corset Comment.

Spring and Summer styles
now ready for the seasons
costumes. All lengths Of
waists and shapes to fit all
figures. Ladies wanting a
high grade, perfect fitting
corset should ask to see our
Redfern' Corset, just added
our extensive stock. 1t is
a French gored corset, whale
boned all through. Made of
the finest imported mater ais
and endorsed by the leadin
ladies tailors of the country.
BESIDES the above, all the best
and leading ma es Of cors It,
as we'll as Health w aists
for ladies, misses and cAil l.
rem.
I wo specials 60 on sale
Monday. Prices hold onl
while these small lots last.
900 Pair of Corsets, con-
sisting. of three frst-class
max S, different lengths o.
waists, in white and drab.
All sizes, IS to 80 Warmers
Batiste, Loomer's Steam
Noulded ".NI archioness, the
No. 500. "Sonn -tte.' All ii
best of Sateen and Jean dou-
bic side steels and steel bon
ed.
Regular Price $G.a5.
To close, 6oc
200 Pair of |. S. Model
Corsets in the newest sLtaoe.
NJ de of best sateen and sum :
mer netting, double side
steels.
Regular value, 75c.
Sale Price, 40
7atEgMx'MALLN@'
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u L4IHEIs RECORD.

Agricultural Department,
Office Of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, D. G., April 80, 1890. p. M
Forecast FOR Monday
y For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
Showers Monday and probably Tuesday;
brisk southeasterly winds.
For Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Con-
necticut: Fair Monday; showers Tuesday;
brisk southwesterly winds.
For Eastern New York: Fair in southern,
showers in northern portion Monday; prob
ably showers Tuesday; brisk southwesterly
winds.
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"A Week of Special
Photographic Supplies
Selling.

Four items that should interest the of
will be special sale all this week
Negative Racks, to hold "a plates made Of hard-a God
Price &C each.
Heavy mortsed printing Frame solid hinge and heavy
spring. What is usually sold 25c and 39c Our price
SC each.
Stanley Plates fair price for these wou be about 5o
Our rice for AXIS plates 27c doz. 31ax3H plte nc
doz
Hgg MS P ste Every ateur knows whas it is Three
or jar. Regularly sold at I3c Oar price, &c jar.
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Bargains in Tailor :
Made Suits.

Just in time for Mondays
selling. We've closed cut a
small lot of manufacturers sam
pie suits. We paid one.third
less for them thin sull, as the
suit-season has practically ended
for the manufacturers. These
are only small lots, though, SO
come quickly if youw ould Sc
cure bar gain.
The lot consists Ct Cheviots,
Venetians, Homespuns and
Ladies Cloth, and IRE in royal
blue, grey, brown and castor.
Some of the coats have fly
front, some are the three-but.
ton REFER. They're all-silk lined
The skirts are lined with a very
fine grade Of percaline.
Prices, $8.75, $lO.5O,
$3.50, $500
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Miss Mary r. Knapp Of this city is
visiting relatives in South Stamford.
Mrs M. M. Whittemore of this city
have been visiting relatives in town.
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II the Baby is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-trled rem
edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar.
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
dill MWF&w 1y
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--Nc !" 1IdF eII, 1oHUd6i .HuJ 7,
Dress Goods
And Silks.
Black Dress Goods.


Our line of Crepoas is complete
$I.oo to S4.o8 yd.
An unequalled line of Broad
cloths, 800 to $2. 50 yd.
A fine line of Mohairs and Sicil-
lians, English manufacture, rich
shade of black, high lustre,
SOC. to LOO yd
English Cheviots, shrunk and
sponged, 300. to SI.o8 yd.
C0Iored Dress Goods.
45-inch all wool polka dot Hen
riettas, with silk embroidered dots.
Colors are red with blue dots; blue
with white dots; black with white
dots; grey with red dots, etc.
These make very stylish shirt waists
and are low-priced at SI.25 yd.
English Mercerized Moreens for
skirtings, inplan colors and change.
abe effects. soc. yd-
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At 9 O'Clock

There will be sale, in Busy Basement, Go
Carts The rguar selling price would be $780, but 70
busting, popular ctio I'll price is DIR pped csc. The
Cart has ide, comfortable 3-ly Veneer seat double
buckle strap, bright 2htrunnng bicycle wheels and
raned sprngs and makes altogether excepo 1al
ort for tn child. To giv mothers living dis
equal chance with those by no will be
SO before 9 a.
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Taffetas Silks.

On our counters Monday,
will be spread a multitude Of
all silk plain color Tafetas, in
all the new sha dings Of the
Season-Cyrano. violet, turq-
u7ise, cerise, bluet, reseda, auto
mobile (the new red), and many
theirs. They are a beautiful
quality and a decided bargain at
these prices:
10 inch, 75c. yd.
81 F" $l.O0 :"
Wash Silks Have Just received a
new line of Corded Wash Silks, in
variety of checks and stripes.
Fast colors and a large selection.
Best goods made. Only 4oc. yd.
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A Worthy China Offer.

Back of it is cent big order placed in England by
New York house. When 900 reached this SIDE the
house had failed The manufacturers put to it as to
what they should do spot cash deal proposed and
found in ready acceptance. What they lost you oft
If you're quick enough
This Offer will appeal witt particular force to the thrifty
ousekeeper, those about to furnish specially for the
and newly marred couples propose sta ting
ut economical y The fine qua c the ware the pretty
apes the subdued and dainty of the decoratio
will attract youafter the price Not offered in full SETS
We thought you would like it better if you were to pick
5ut Just what you wanted Hence the 70 loving item:
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Howe & Stetson's Daily
Store News.

New Haven, Monday, May /, 1899.