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Daily, Except Saturday. 3455
 steamer John H. Starin Capt. McAllfs ter) leaves New Haven from Starin's Pier. root so of m Brown Street, at 1915 p. m., Sun. Erastus Corning, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Steamers leave Pier. I3, North River, N. Ut D. n. daily except Sat urday), Fare. 75 cents. Excursion tickets, room for sale at J. B. Judsons, S67 Chapel St, Peck < Bishops, 703 Chapel st. Free stage leaves depot on arrival of Hartford train and corner of Church and Chapel sts. every half hour. commencing S:30 D. m. Through freight rates given and bills of lad. ing issued to points west, south and sotith- west. Order your freight via Starin Line c. H. FISHER, GenI Freight Agent, E:s Office, 150 Orange Street
 F. ]. GREGORY, Agent, starln Pier
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The Joy Of The New Spring Millinery,

Some of the new Ready-to-wear and Chif- fon Hats are already selling. People are so glad to see the beautiful flowers and things that they can't resist the temtation Of ordering a Hat Consequences are that our Milliners are already hard at it, what with filling or ders and the getting ready for our Spring Opening.
 But don't wait until you want 10 buy.
 Come in now and ask the Millinery people 10 show you Some of the flowers and finery.
 They're worth seeing---our word on that.
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IMPERsoNATEs A HINDU WOMAN.

IMPERSoNATEs A HINDU WOMAN,
 The monthly service i'll the pro- gramme followed at the Dwight. Place church, Around the Globe With Mis- sionary Interpreters" is taken up next Tuesday evening in novel way Mrs. libby Shell Burnell, who is a woman of unusual personal and dramatic skill will impersonate 8 high, caste Hindu woman. She has done this so accept. ably and strikingly in other places thai several pastors have urged her appear ance here. One writes You may bt sure she will instruct and charm your audience" another, All my people were delighted, especially were the men impressed" . $%tt .s~st5- 855. The service will begin at 7:30 and is free to sll who would see. in a graphic and illustrated way the life of d woman in India from early childhood. Mrs, Burnell has lived years among the peo-s pie of foreign countries. although a col lege bred American, aa.
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New Haven Steamboat Linz
 For New York, the South and West. Steamer Chester W Chapin
IN CoMMISsIOn

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 Passengers are privileged to board Steamer at New Haven at any time after 1000 D. nj z
 From New York Steamer leaves 400 D. n. 9 daily except Sundays; due New Haven 9.Oo D. ID.
 Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 40 N R. foot of .Clarkson Street, New York. s
 For tickets and staterooms apply at the @ ottiee on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & Co.'S. on Steamer. -1.i 7 x W. B. MORGAN. Agent, Belle Dock, s New Have
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Last Word On The Sale or Medicines, Tonics, Foods

Sale has kept right on since the first dav because we couldn't stop it rather than because of any special booming on our part.
 wyth's Beef, Iron and Wine 5sc Bottle Matted Milk, small 35c. Large 6Sc *.%' /" --
 Warmers Safe Cure 77cts Wyeth's Grain Lithia Tablets 19c. 5 Grain 25c.
 Liebigs Peptonized Mat l2 1-2cts.. Doan's Kidney Pills, 35c. Atwood's Bifters t7o Hoff's Malt, plain, 25c. Omega Oil. 3ec
 Stylish New Belts.
 Pretty new Spring Belts in soft and tailor- made styles with smart buckles and slides in both oxidized and French grey, 25c and soc
 Handy, Novel Knick-knacks. Children's kid and real leather purses with long neck chain attached, 1octs Eacb Pretty new Wrist Bags, in black. brou, and tan, some worth 75c, for Aoc.s Pretty plated Chain Purses with lone neck chain, for n. osn.a The Virginia Harmed Loop Hair Pins in sa.. o' ''''ee' S''e'i a'io a''loer' 25cts Set
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RELIGIOUS.

WORK F. Hugh Black n. A I2mo, pp. z4a CIenias
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-a-ks OF the nobility OF work considering Il as a
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panyD
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CT IRE fundamental factors Fl physical growth
TIE LIFE RADIANT. By Lillian Whiting. 12uo. ID.
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Talks about the spiritual possibilities IN common
place things
STUDIES u ENGLISH RELIGION y THE SEEN
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THE LODGE VERSUS THE CHURCH BY Rev z.
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A collection q incidents and experiences used in
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THE RELIGION OF An EDUCATED NAN By Franois
Greenwood Peabody l2rno. pp. So Che Macnilao
Company
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and verses SEINE csaEreeahie traits nature
BOLD TURPIN- A Romance sung BY Sam well.-
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Green & CO.
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TfE CRIMSON FAIRY BOOK. Edited By Andrew lang
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Adaptations from fairy lore all lands Illus
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ROGER AND ROSE AND OTHER STORIES By Katie
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REPRINTS.

The COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM. SHAKE
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IN the Pembroke edition following ne orgtnsi
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~. Boston: Il n CasdWel4 Company
POEMS OF .TENNYsoN Chosen and Edited. with an
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eurtory papers discussing as Pee ~ his life and
tenn -. sl - his Sources his revision
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FICTION.

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-pAvEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

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POETRY.

POEMS TOT OUGHT TO KNOW Selected By Ella ".
Pps-rie Illustrated by Ellsworth Young Svo tx
ZS3 CFIeutag Il. ReveIl Company
TIE MUSICIAN. A Legend q the HaTtz Mountains
BY Frank Waters l2-no, p S. Boston; R. G.
Badger)
SONGS BY THE wAySIDE- By william J. Fischer.
1or1c. pp- s.. Boston r G. BadgerD
A PILGRIM JEW A Romance BY Charles Coks
Woods 12no. pp. - Boston; r. G Badger)
TIE AGE OF IVORY. By Henry Harmon Chamberlain
12uc. u. - Boston r G. Ba5ger)
TEC SONG AT MIDNIGHT. Poems BY Mary II. Adams
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THE CONCEIT OF A GENERAL LOVER. BY Edward
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CAsTALLAN DAYS. By Lloyd Mifsin. svo, ID. 80.
Henry FrovdeD
THE PASSING SHOW. By Harriet Monroe. I2no Do
IL GHoughto1. Nifsin & Coz
Five modern plays IN verse.
WHEN NALINDT SINGS Paul Dunbar.
Illustrated svo, pp. IA CDodd. Mead a COZ
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History.

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johnson A. n. Z r. Z 11-no. pp z sle- t-he
Macmillan Company
s-zu.sla-r Murray Hamilton svo. pp. XVI ga
20. z PE--an'E ScusD
Gs.-1-s Hunt Vol ~. 1877 The Jourrs- Of ne
Cl1s---u-.oraL Convention II so, K b5l On r
EU--ar-'e
Ez-E AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Part Il y the
Right Hrr sly George Otto Trevelyan. Bart u
-ur volumes 1emo. pp. r. s52- X s44 Gong
mans Green & CO..
Par carried the history down 20 -776. from
which point Volume 7 q Part II takes up the
narrative Vol II confines - story 20 WASH
irE---'s reorrar tza-ion % the army. conscering
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matters England
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Boston Gin & CoD
a history designed % the legal require
study the history anc geography q
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ANCIENT OCULISTS' SEALS.
ON the London Morning Post.

Among the most curious antiquities that
occasionally come to light are what called
roman Oculists' seals. On these SEALS which
are rare. and a description Of the last found
OF which appeared in the Lancet, are usually
inscribed the name Of the ocuist and the
names and character Of the remedies which
ne applied On the seal described which was
1ound near Chalons. in France, is the name
OF remedy for ophthalr1ia which has not
hitherto been found on any Of the two hundred
seaIs known TO exist. and which appears TO
De a KIND OF sweet oil to counteTact dry oph-
MAMMA II is to be feared that some OF the
Roman oculists, as revealed by their remedies.
were quaCks; but, on the other hand, these
little prescription books in stone show their
remedies to have been generally Of a harm
less kind. II was not always SO In the laws
or Hammurabi il was decreed that the oculist
who lost a patients eve should therupon lose
his own.
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THE LONDON LYCEUM'S SAD FATE.

+ rom The Pail Mall Gazette
Sentiment cannot, We suppose. be expected to
hold sway where matters Of money are con-
cerned. Yet the hardest headed hnancier, who
has any feeling at all for the fitness Of things.
must join in the lament Of Sir Henry Irving at
the fate OF the Lyceum Theatre. The Lyceum
as a music hall is, indeed. a shock TO those who
for so many years have been accustomed 10 re-
gard the house in WellingtOn-st. as the home OF
the greatest British actor. Surely none who
have witnessed Sir Henry's representations in
the long series Of dramas that has made his
name famous could go and view in the building
so associated with the best drama the genial
folly and aimless patter Of the variety enter
tainment. The unkindest cut of all is, however,
that Sir Henry. as one Of the largest share
holders will be called upon himself to raise part
Of the money that will be necessary TO turn the
Lyceum from its ancient and venerable trad1-
ton For the father TO be compelled thus to as
sist in such q transformation of his child is in
deed, hard fate.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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a INTRODUCTION TO TIE STUDY OF RHETORIC
~ Eeler = Robins Hr6 rnes r. Perkins i@r-o, pp-
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rrr-->c AN-0 --vFry 0rsyEN- OF TIE COMMON
School SYSTEM OF TIE STATE OF NEW ok
p Andrew Sosn Draper. Ii D Emo ID lO'.
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JUVENILE.

czr-oEEy OF TIE ARCTIC ,B5y IN ,v ssow BABY
-hs experiences Of comnandsr Pea-ys IittIe
ssrtious :, piot5rrsphs
EETs.Es or REA1. cEzIIDREN ~ Betty ssge-
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monuments Northern France. Illustrated with
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TWO ARGoSAUTs IN SPAIN. BY Jerome Hart svo
pp. XII. 2J6. (San Francisco; Payot, Uphar q Co.l
Impressions Of travel in Spain Illustrated with
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TO-DAY IN SYRIA AND PALESTINE. BY William
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Svo. pp. $50 Flemng H Reveu Company
Notes about present day aspects OF the Holy
Land. describing It's people. customs rlins modes
OF transportation and reCountinE historical and
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NATURE STUDY.

A LITTLE BROTHER TO THE BEAR AND OTHER
ANIMAL STUDIES BY William :. Long. I2uno. DIP.
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Observations Of animal life the woods illus
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Ny DEVON YEAR. By Eden PhiIlpottsL Illustrated
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Reflections and comments about the charms %
Dev1nshirs. Illustrated with reproductions
drawings
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Rare Books and Prints in Europe.
FOREIGN BOOKS.

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who answer the advertisements of the Lon
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Books may he ordered by mail and the
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BIOGRAPHY.

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,uee,-used wi;h rcprosuc5ons OF paintings.
-zr GREAT POETS OF ITALY. BY Oscar Kuhns r
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