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The Irving Han Democracy.

NEW YoRK, May 5.-The regular meeting of the general Dsuocratic organization (anti- Tammany) of the city and county of New York was held this evening in Irving Hall. The meeting was largely attended. A sub committee reported that they had selected Hon. Abram s. Hewitt as permanent chair man of the organization. A long letter was then read from Hewitt thanking the commit tee for the lhonor, but respectfully declining owing to his Rrduous labors of the past five years. MT. Hewitt, in referring to the organ ization as having been recognized By the State convention as the only regular organization in this city, said it is entitled to the sympathy, support and allegiance of every loyal Democrat. All other organizations not in sympathy with the State convention are necessarily mere tenders to the Republican party, and their only power is to weaken the Democracy and strengthen it's enemies. Col. Fellows was then nominated chairman but declined, and Hon. John McKeon was elected president and Hon. Abram s. Hewitt vice president. Resolutions were adopted, among others that in the opinion Of the Democratic party of the county of New York Congress should not adjourn until some material modi- fcations are made in the existing unjust and discriminating tariff, that the duty imposed on material used in the manufacture of paper is in effect duty upon the dissemination of Knowledge, and that the revenue should be obtained less from the necessities than the Iuxuries of life.
 Tho Democratic State Committee met at tae St. James Hotel this aftsrnoon. After the selection of the executive committee Lester K. Faulkner WAS reelected permanent chairman and Daniel Manning secretary and treasurer. MT. Fowler is the chairman of the executive committee the same as last year, and Mir. Daniel Lamont was reelected secretary.
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Johnson G Bro, All and AS State St., CORNER OF COURT. ar,16
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, SKIN, ARD SCALP.

CUTIcURA REsoLvENT is the most powerful Blood Purifier and Liver Stmulant compounded. In forty minutes after taking the nrst dose it be de- tscted the saliva, blood sweat, and urine wing that it has entered thu blood and been distributed throuR hout the entire system. In it's passage throus the circulating fluids meets with the corrupt parti cles of matter which foster and maintain disease with which 1t chemically unites, destroying and grad ually eliminating them from the system.
 Hence it's power to forever expel Scrofulous, Can cerous, and Canker Humors, which unchecked fill the body with foul corruptioLs and rot out the delicate machinery of life.
 CUTIoURA, the great external remedy for all Hu- of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores and Dis charging Wounds, is the most soothing and healing of outward applications. It speedily destroys fungus and tubes to healthy condition, and cures, when assisted by the CUTIcURA SoAP Diseases of the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of life time.
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Against the widow Oliver.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The Supreme Court of the District in general session oday rem dered decision through Judge Hagner de- nying Mary s. Divers appeal from the rul- ings of Chief Justice Cartier in the Circuit Court, where verdict for the defendant in her suit against Senator Cameron for $50, 900 was piyen
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News From the Seat of War.

LONDON, May 5.-A dispatch from Calcutta says the Ghuznee force has entered and are advancing through the Lagar valley. The peo- pie are friendly. It is rumored that revolt has taken place at BadsksEan against Abdul Rahman. It is reported that the British na- tive Governor of Ghuznee has been murdered.
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1NQDR HALE.

.zss$ BRICK BUILDING, with engine in good or EgH der with or without barn possession any time
 728 ANDREW MARTIN,
 f23 if 19 Pearl Street.
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w
 A BUSINESS MAN who loan on undoubted "A personal security amount not to exceed $5o in such amounts from time to time the bus requires. Also to take DO ition bookkeeper travelling agent he desires 8 salary Mons but principals with real need address. my4 St P. o, BOX 7I5,
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E'OkE SALE, AssA BUILDING LOTS on Nichol, Eagle, and both M sidts of Nash street; 400 feet in one piece 1; -pt-e' -e 'e- ANDREW MARTIE, f2sH i9 Pearl Street.
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New Rampshire Democratic COAveM-
 tfOn-A Very Loud Cry of Fraud-The
 Sentiment Not for Tilden.
 CONCORD, May 5.-The Democratic State convention to elect delegates to the National convention at Cincinnati was held at Phoenix Hall this morning and was very fully attend ed. The convention WAS called to order at n:3O by George F. Putnam, chairman of the State committee, who announced the follow ing officers President, John M. Shirley of Andover, and twenty vice presidents secre- taries, Frank M. Rollins, James L. Foote, John Fox, B. T. Tilden Mr. Shirley ap- peared before the convention and delivered an address, which occupied but few min utes and was confined to 6 scathinR review of the Republican party. His reference to the New York statesman (Tilden) was greeted with applause. The ballot for delegates re- suited as follows:
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Wanted Immediately.

q GOOD CARRIAGE PAINTER; one that can A stripe and finish work steady job good wages.
 L. T. BURNS. my4 St Westport, Conn.,
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esaM FINE FRONT OFFICES in the Insurance
 En Building, suitable for lawyers other business,
 kA at reasonable rates. Also rooms suitable for Clubs, Lodges or Associations. Apply at
 NO. 6 Insurance Building.
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The Mississippi Republicans - TIl
 Sherman Men in Control.
Grants strsnxth in Tennessee,

NASHVILLE, May 5.-The Republican State convention met in this city to-day and was called to order by l.. 0. Hank. J. H. Young (colored) wes made temporary chairman and committee on credentials appointed, after which the convention took recess. Upon reassembling Hon. L. 0. Hank, Hon. Stanley Matthews of Ohio, Hon. Horace H. Harrison and Hon. zenaphon Wheeler made brief speeches sulogistic of the Republican party and denunciatory of the Democracy. A com mittee on permanent organization was ap- pointed and majority of the committee rec commended J. R. Dillon, a Grant man, for permanent chairman. The minority recom- mended.T. H. Reeves, Blaine man. vote was taken and resulted in Dillon receiving 266 votes and Reeves 255. This was test vote, and the result shows the strength of the Grant element.
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The Ohio Democrats.

COLUMBUS, May 5.-The delegates to the Democratic State convention, which meets here to morrow, are still arriving. Repeated interviewing discloses no break in the Thur man ranks. The Payne and Jewell men both declare that they are not working against Thurman, and that they are each willing to allow the delegates to be instructed for him if the second choice is of their respective men. The Tilden opposition to Thurman is believed to be simply byplay of the Bishop faction to divert attention and gain their man second place.
 The temper of the delegates to- night is all for Thurman, and they declare the ir endorse- ment to be bankable and not compliment. The temporary organization IS Chairman, T. Hurd; secretariss-George M. AulI of Sandusky, J. s. Grail of Mansfield, W. W. RedfeId of Huron, Dr. McKenna of Perry and J. K. NeFcomer of Champaign. It is surmised that the four delegates at large to Cincinnati will be General Durbsn, Ward J. Wade of Cleveland, Frank Mckinney and John NcSweeney of Wooster. The delegates and Democratic lookers-on are all hsrs. It will be an immense assemblage, but the actual business to be disposed of will consume but Q short time.
 Delegates to tho Illinois Convention.
 CHICAGO, May 5.-Yesterday's county con- ventions at Randolph and La Sale, H., elect cd Grant delegates to the Republican State convention, and Ogle and Carroll counties elected Blaine delegates. The delegations elected from Burran and Warren counties are equally divided between Grant and Blaine.
 PEORIA, H., May 5.-At the Republican county convention this afternoon . solid Blaine delegation was chosen to the State convention, though two delegates favor Wash burne as first choice.
 DIXON, ILL, May 5.-The Lee county Re- publicans held convention here today and selected ten delegates to the Sixth Congress sional convention which meets here to-mor- row, and eight delegates to the State conven- tion. The delegates are for Hawley for Gov ernor. Two are for Washburne, one for Blaine and four for Grant. The choice Of the others is not known.
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WANTEIDo E1 an engineer situation to run stationary en- E9 zine. Has had experience in locomotive and stationary engines and is a competent and reliable mEn, and can furnish certificate of kno Tledge in the different branches. Inquire at
 No. 33 Spruce street, my4 6t- JoHAN FREDIN,
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FTNWO MEN who thoroughly understand the care of A horses, carriages and harnesses; but those strictly temperate need apply. Apply to
 CHARLES AUDLEY, my5 3t+ Ger. Trumbull st. and Whitney ave,
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New Haven $ Northampton ss, 2d
 Mortgage, 1909. O9.................. 100 New Haven Northampton IS. due Holyoie Westiieid Is, guaranteed III New Haven $ Northampton Is, new Boston New York Air Line Is, due 0' oolohsster Railroad i's, guaranteed by i0 Shore M Line g Railway 7s, due isso.... 1oS 1oS New Haven Derby Railroad Is, list New HH1sssnsSs, Hsvsn Derby Railroad is, ad iO'
 Mortgage lguaranteedl. .......... I21 Connecticut Western Railroad "a, 1st oonneotssas valley Raiifoad Is, list 'O Union oIssass' Psciso Railroad ss, ist Mort 70 uniea Pacific Railroad Is, Land H n' Union Psciao Railroad Ss, Sinking ni nz New York, New Haven Hartford ~ N
 Railroad Stock (par s1O0)... l61 l64 Naugatuck Railroad Stock 150 New Haven Northampton Railroad snors ssfSs fns Rsa Esii1eg is1eg stoei ,si si ss Boston & New York Air Line Pre- Bo.soa ss5TsS snd sss't s x Air Line Common ss New Haven Derby Railroad Stock Fair I'll Haven S westviiie Horse Rail.
 road Co., (par $26) ....-.......... 2s West Haven Horse Railroad O. (par $26) ....-........-....-....
 MISCELLANEOUS. New Haven Water Go. (par $50)...... 79 New Haven Water Go. Bonds 6s, due
 1880. ........................... 100 New Haven Water Go. Bonds Is, due
 1880. sO.......................... 100 - Fair Haven Water Go. Bonds Is, guar
 anteed by N. Fl. ". Co......... 1I5 New Haven Gas Go. Stock (par $25).. 30 Mansfield Elastic Frog Go. ,(par $25). Victor Sewing Machine Go. (par S25l. Il American Silver. er....-.....,,,,.... 99 Mexican and Spanish Dollars. S5 Trade Dollars. ...........-............ 986 Chih Dollars. .....-...,....... 75 OoAAoua oAtIs 9S Nova Scotia Bills. ils................... se5 English SoTereigns. gns.................. S4 82
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TO RENT.

at..A or good rooms with separate entrance,
 Ehl central and desirable, gas and water; low to A1kAsmau family. Also charming place in Fair Haven East, near horse CATS, new 4 gabled house, good parn ana @ gsrden, me ylew lot with spr1ng Also two or three houses in this city, from s7 to S1o per month, one with barn :; also s store Church street. For SAles Two or three houses, Zone very desirable with barn), from $500 to g, 900. HENRY street ap23
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News Dy Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. POLITICAL CONVENTIONS. Several States Choosing Their
 Delegates.
 STRENGTH OF THE CANDIDATES, Republicans fin The West
 And South. Democrats in New Hampshire. A Days Contribution TO Chicago and Cincinnati.
Democrats in New Hampshire.
POLITICAL.

Wisconsin Republicans A Divided Delegation.
 MADISON Wis. May 5.-Ths Republican State convention was called to order at 12 o'clock by MT. B. H. Baker, chairman of the Republican State Central Committes. In his remarks Mir. Baker said solid South had been made and must be met with solid North. He hoped the Wisconsin delegation would go to Chicago uninstructed and unit on a man about whose election there was no question. The success of the Republicans depended on no one man. (Applause.) A temporary organization was effected by the election of William c. Carter as president, O. A. Willard secretary and the usual committees and 8 recess was taken until o'clock.
 On reassembEing, the committee on perma- nent organization reported for chairman W. P. McLaren, of Milwaukee; secretaries, H. M. Kutcher, of Fond du Lac, and W. H. Joslyn, of RichIaud. The committee on credentials reported full delegations. A re- cess of fifteen minutes was then taken, after which the convention selected seven Blaine delegates five for Washburne, two for Sher- man and two for Grant.
 The four delegates-at-large were chosen for Washburne, making nine for him, seven for Blaine, two for Sherman and two for Grant. The Mississippi Republicans The
 Sherman Men in Control.
 JACKSON, May 4.-The Republican State convention met here to-day and was fully attended. The Sherman men had control. MT. Gibbs, Sherman man, was elected chair man by vote of 113 to S1. The Grant men denounce the action of the Sherman men and threaten to rule or ruin. The excitement is intense and trouble is expected. No action will be had tonight. The Sherman men re- tain control, and the Grant men are violent in their denunciations and are caucusing bolt, and two conventions are ameng the probabilities.
 compromise has been effected by the ap- pointment of committee to select delegates to the National convention. Six will be for Grant and ten against, with Sherman first choice and Blaine second. The Sherman men claim victory in to-day's convention.
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SKIN DISEASE. Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A Wonderful Cure by the Cutfcura
 IgemcdieS.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER Gentlenea,-GCTIoURA REMEDIES have done a power of good. have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen years. Some days it troubled me more than others but at night the itching nearly drove wild. T would scratch until the blood would ran down my limbs.
 have had several physicians. Some said they could cure me, but others said not. will say that before used the CUTIcURA REME- DIES was in fearful state, and had given up all hope of ever having any relief. But, like drowning graspng at straw, I thought would try the CUTICURA REMEDIES about which had read so much They have performed wonderful cure for me. and of my own freq will and accord recommend them.
 Yours truly,
 sA. STEELE. 68 W. VAN BUREN ST., Chicago, H.,
 March ', 1879.
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DEATHS.

BRADLEY-In Fair Haven, May 4. Mary E. Layman, wife of Albert Bradley, aged S8 years. Funeral at o'clock this afternoon, at S8 Wolcott st. Friends are invited to attend without further mo- tice. HURD-m Southford, May 2, Ebenezer Hurd, aged 69 years. ATWOOD-In Wat rtown, May 3, Hinman Atwood, aged S1 years. HUNGERFORD-In Watertown, April 8, Joseph Hungerford, aged 27 years. IvEs-In Cheshire, March 25, Edward Ives, aged 4s years.
 aged 31 years.
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FOR RENT.

Ak desirable residence, situated on line of horse EHE railroad has all modern Improvements, large AlNAgarden, abundance of fruit, convenient barn and carriage house. Will be rented for term of if deEired. Inquire the premises.
 203 WHALLEY AVENUE, Att nfG
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WANTED.

ENVERY0NE to know that GAY BROTHERS have EL removed to the large store in the Garfield Building 256 Chapel, over the New York Bazaar, di rectlY opposits their old stand. mH3 if
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A COLORED WOMAN to do general housework A and good cook. Apply, with reference, to
 JOHN I. GOODRICH, l65 Grown st., my5 2t Between the hours of and 12
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FOR RENT.

Ss*A THREE large rooms on Gregson street, suitable Es@S for light manufacturing purposes. Rent very EEA low to responsible party. Apply at ofiice of
 ap28t If EDWARD VALLEY.
 Chapel Street Rents.
 SsaSA FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms, stngly EN suites with gas and steam heat to rent in kAM Foote House, Chapel and Temple streets. Janitor and janitress in the building Apply at office of ap28h If EDWARD VALLEY.
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WANTFD,
NANTED-

MAN to solicitIand collect; must well recoza- A mended. Call immediately.
 FRANK ELLIS. my3tf 256 Chapel street, Cup statrs)
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Feeble Demonstration Against Grant.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 5.-The anti Grant demonstration here tonight was feeble af- fair, only thirty-two men being present Of the five delegates chosen to attend the St. Louis convention two have to-day declared that they will not go. The Republicans here are fighting shy of the St. Louis eonven- ton.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-06
CUTlCURA SOAP Superior to Amy.

Superior to Anys
 OHAs DENIM, Druggist,
 First Place, cor. Court Street.
 Brooklyn, March 4, 1879. can cheerfui1y speak of the healing qualities of your CUrIoURA soAP and it's perfume ia superior to any of the standard soaps now in use.
 CHAS. DENIM. The CUTTcUBA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks& Potter, Chemists and Druggists 860 Washington St., Boston, and for sale by all druggists. Prics of CUTIoURA sman boxes 50 cents; large boxes, contain ing and half times the quantity of small $1 REsoLvENT, $1 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, 2S cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents; cakef, 75 cents-
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mENIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES

JEwELL-sPERRY-In this city, May {, George K Jewell snd Lfllie E., daughter or Henry W. Sperry FRUIN-SLOCUM-fn Winstsd, April 27, James Fruin. of Winstei, and Miss Mary J. slocum, of West Winsted.
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jolloWine nIatform Raa adontAd


 We reaffirm devotion to the principles of . American liberty, embodied in the Constitution and cor sisently maintsned by the Democratic party of the Union. We nounce the so-calsd Republican party it's doctrine it's methods and it's controlling minds, the persistent enemy of our free govern ment, and especially dsnounce that most infamous fairly determined will of the American people, consti- tutionaly expressed at the polls, most ourageous y defamed and the shameless creaturea of conspiracy and fraud installed in the places Of the lawfully cho- President and Vice President of the Unitd States. We unite with brethren throughout the land in asserting the sacred right of free elections, the right of every citizen to or any instrumentality of force fraud. We calI upon the representatives of the people in Congress to proceed in the maintenance of that right and upon people everywhere to assert their determined again to be defrauded of the legitimate it's exercise. With full confidence in the judgment and patriotism of our delegates this day chossn, believe in the exercise of wise alteration oonjonty with the representatives of the party from all the States, thxt they will select the standard bearers Of the party Cincinnati who will com-,
 and the party and the enthusiastic support of every honest Democrat and sincere pitros tue land end that the party of corruption, usurpstion and fraud will be defeated and honest constitutional gov ernment re-establshed in our midst
 Another resolution was adopted unanimous ly recommending the retention of the t~o- thirds rule, after which the convention ad- iourned. The sentiment of the convention was not for Tilden, although not quite half of the delegates are friendly to him. None, how ever will support him unless he can give as- surancs of his ability to carry New York.
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MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS.

In Three Years of Treatment. Gentlemen Please find 50 cents to pay for small box of CUTICURA and direct it to The dollar sent has done good than all the doc tors in three years. The doctors have done me no good. My feet and legs healing fast. It is indeed
 EVAN MORGAN, ,P.M. Moscow, MINN., June 25, 1878.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-06

EEY an American woman situation monthly vOnurse, can take the entire charge of invalid either man woman. She has had great experience, Gan bring good recommendations. No objection to the country. Apply st Library Rooms No. 75 Orange street. L. B, BARTHOLOMEW. my4 At
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For Sale or Kent.

xs5A VERY pleasant roomy house, with parlor, EfsA sitting room, dining room and kitchen on one -AAA floor; all modern conveniences. Pleasant grounds, good stable, good neighborhood. Also for rent, cotttge at Savin Rock, near the John Lines place. House roomy and well finished. Inquire of
 ap1Af H. P. HOADLEY, Ho1dley Building.
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AA& FIVE ROOMS with gas and water and water MlE closet on same floor; five minutes walk from Az44 City Market. Also half house, Lewis street, Fair Haven.
 JACOB HELLER, my4 Room No. Yale Natl Bank Building.
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Houses and Lots For Sale

&eA Houses on College Street. York, lib Eiiil erty, Orchard. Sylvan avenue Howard avenue, -Eafa House and Barn George street, Westvilie, East Haven and Fair Haven.
 Lots VT iGh water front in ESeat HaveDs Lots Nicol street, Kimberly ayenue Congress ave- nue, &c.
 Houses and TenementS to rent. first class Brick Houses on Howe street, between George and Urown streets English basements, with all the modern improvements, at a low pEicCs
 Money to loan on city property.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street,
 apl9 L. F. OOMSTOOK.
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For Sale or Reni

A1A THE BRICK HOUSE S6 High street, cont<in- ing F rooms, with city water and gas. Lot 4s Mfeet front, 150 feet dsep. Inquire of
 WILL AM OROwE, my5 11B Day Street.
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TO RENT.


 Afs% THE STORE No. 61 Church street, opposite EiiI the postofce two small rents Whalley -MaM-nue; second floor No. 51 Asylum street whole house Henry street, all modern improvements whole house No. 241 Grown street whole house No. 54 Whalley avenue, all modern Improvements $400; whole house Clinton avenue second floor No. 29 Auburn streat whole house Water street whole house corner Union and Fair streets, $21 per month whole house Cedar Hill avenue; three small rents Cedar Hill, Apply to A. M. HOLMES, ap17 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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TO RENT,

TO RENTs AfsA The st3re No. 109 Court street, next east of EzH Orange street. Apply to Hz HENRY TRowBRIDGE, ap3 cod If 79 Long Wharf.
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TO RENT.
PLILIL45 70 oo0 oAAl
 FOR SALE.

hnAk SUITE of rooms, second door suitable for
 i'll gentleman and vife or two adults. City water, gas and fixtures. Possession at once. May 1st. App1y on the premises, 83o STATE STREET.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

AHaA ON FAVORABLE TERMS, house on Vale |ttH Street, Fair Haven. Convenient for two 8AA families. Apply at No. 69 Grown st.
 uy5 St@ RICHARD F. LYON.
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4 WAITRESS for Birmingham, also housework "A girls for Waterbury, Cheshire, East Haven and Madison. A dning-roon girl for Milford. Cooks and housework girls for the city, Protestant cook for Clinton. Apply at Library Rooms. No 75 Orange st.
 my2 L, B. BARTHOLOMEW.