Personally selected Woolens and Models from abroad
GOLDBAUM & RAPOPORT,
1073 Chapel Street,
PIANOS TO RENT.
Martin Guitars and Mandolins, Waldo Banjos.
EVERYTHING IN THE MUSIC LINE.
For there you will find YALE SOUVENIRS in GOLD and SILVER.
Also the place for your WATCH to be made well and reliable.
KIRBY & SON, 822 Chapel Street
NEW TONTINE HOTEL AND CAFE,
Church and Court Sts., New Haven, Conn.
GEORGE T. WHITE, Proprietor.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
COPLEY SQUARE HOTEL,
Huntington Avenue and Exeter Street, Boston, Mass.
The Most Centrally Located and Comfortable Hotel in the Back Bay for Transient or Permanent Guests.
Recognized Headquarters for College Clubs and Athletic Teams.
The attention of Secretaries and Banquet Committees of Dining Clubs, Societies, Lodges, etc., is called to the fact that the Copley Square Hotel has exceptionally good facilities for serving Breakfasts, Luncheons or Dinners and will cater especially to this trade.
AMOS H. WHIPPLE, Proprietor.
CATALOGUE WILL BE SENT ON REQUEST
W. A. KIRK, Livery
Our Fabrics
are perfect and generous in the assortment of all the wearings, colorings and effects that good taste can suggest; otherwise they would find no place on our table. They are modest in cost as well.
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