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Ireland.

ParnelI seriously III-1Ir. Sexton R eleased
 From JaiI-Troops in Readiness for an
 Uprising
 DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-Mr. Parnell, it has just been made public, is very ill On Sunday he had violent attack of fever, which has con- tinued and has prostrated him completely. He is to day suffering from conyulsions-
 Peter Duff has been sentenced to death for the murder of Policeman Daly.
 The city of Waterford has by vote of it's corporation conferred the freedom of the city on MT. Dillon.
 Mir. Sexton has been liberated from Kill mainham iail on medical certificate.
 4 large force of men were under arms at Limerick, Fermoy, Cork and Mallow during last night, owing to warning received by the authorities of threatened rising.
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" AIN
 A CAPABLE MAN, to work at and direct tbs "A building of Machner tools dies, patterns, ad- Just1nents NC, in builders hardware manufactory State kind and variety of experience, wher- an inter view can be had. Address FOREMAN, oc27-6t Box f. American Machinist, N. Y. City
 WANTED, NNIRST- CLASS cooks and general house-workers to F go short way into the country: Good wages.
 MANHATTAN AGENCY, oc14 Room 2, No. 22O Chapel Street.
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SITUATION WANTED.


DY young man, (Scotchman.) q situation in pri- ID vate family as coachman and nake himself gen. erally useful. Apply st
 3ts 37l GEORGE STREET
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Massachusetts.
The Worlds Fair Project.


 BOSTON, Nov. 1-The executive commit tee of thirteen on the worlds fair met to-day and agreed upon the form of a circular to be addressed to three of the leading representa- tives in each class of business and trade and in each profession. The circular calls upon the gentlemen to organize immediately in the in terest of an exhaustive personal canvass among their business and other acquaintances so that the ground may be covered Encour- aging personal assurances were given by mem bers of the committee who fully believe that the worlds fair is endorsed heartily by the pubEc.n Following are the names of the ex ecutiye committee :: General A. P. Martin, Eben D. Jordan, Colonel Charles W. Wilder. F. M. Holmes, George P. Denny, General James H. Wilson, Colonel Charles H. Taylor, J. R. Osgood, J. R. Field, J. J. McAitt and J. q Paicra ----
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Traffic in Confederate Bonds-NIoye- ments of Cabinet Officers. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The trade in Con-
 federate bonds was brisk here to-day The
 price rose from $3. 50 to $s 75 Sor thou
 sand dollars. An absurd rumor is af1oat that
 Secretary Blaine is preparing protest against
 England's action in regard to such bonds but
 it is not worth a denial, particularly since
 any action by England is merely possibility
 The executive committee of the Woman's
 National Christian Temperance Union to-
 night decided on St. Louis as the next place of meeting.
 Senator Windom left for New York this afternoon on private business. Secretary Folger is expected to take charge of the Treasury department about the 12th inst. The rumor that General Williamson, late commissioner of the land office, is to be Sec retary of the Interior is based only on the fact that the Iowa delegation recently has expressed to President Arthur their idea that the office ought to go to Iowa, and that if Secretary Kfrkwood was not to remain they
 knew of no one they would like to see in the place better than Williamson.
 George Scoville, of the counsel for Gui- teau, has so far avaiIed himself of the order of the court, permitting the summonipg of twenty witnesses at the government expense. as to direct the clerk of the court to issue subponaes for the following named persons: Mrs. Augustus Parker, James G. Herman, George T. Burroughs, Francis M. Scoville and J. Lewis Lee, all of Chicago, III. 0. S. Joslyn, Oneida Community, N. Y.; Everett O. Foss, Dover, N. H. John A. Rice, Mer- ton, Wis. Edward O. Spitzka, New York city; Harmon B. Amerling, Williamsport, Pa.
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Kentucky.
4 Sad Case Of Suicide.

A Sad Case of Suicide.
 LOUISVILLE, Nov. Mrs. Jennie Dorsey died tonight from the effects of arsenic talk en with suicidal intent. She was twenty five years of age and married only few months. Her husband got out of work and out of money and went to Madison, Ind, to get work Not hearing from him for several days the young wife became Respondent and took the poison. Just as she was dying and before she lost consciousness, an affectionate letter was received from the husband saying he had provided home for her and asking her to come to the home.
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A Foundry Wiped Ou
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. Nov. 1.-The foundry of Charles W. Osgood was destroyed by fire at 11:30 tonight. Loss SIC, 900.
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EnR REMN
FOR RENT,

NOIO IG1lIN A9 I4A DESIRABLE and well furnished Offices in k id 270 Chapel and 79 Orange Street. kll oc21 If THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR.
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.
Gored by an Infuriated Bull.

Gored by an Infuriated Bull.
 RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-Colonel c. P. Rams dell, United States Marshal for this district, was badly gored by bull at his home in Chesterfield county to-day and would have been killed outright but for his daughter, Miss Mattie, who dealt the infuriated animal several heavy blows across the head with a club Colonel RamsdeH was carried to his house in an unconscious condition, and the wounds about the head and breast are very # ,,of fofaJ
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Reduction of che Debt in October. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The debt statement

The above does not include payments made on account of the interest or principal of the public debt of the United States.
 w. w. Upton, Second Comptroller of the Treasury, has submitted to the Secretary his annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881. It shows that there were II, 1885 accounts, claims and cases of every kind set tied during that period and that the amount allowed thereon aggregated S114, ,476, 554.
 In connection with the publication of the debt statement for October the following facts are of interest: The decrease of the debt for the four months of this flscal year is $55, ,064 ,345.Os, for the same months of tho last fiscal year $33, 1000. GOO. If the same ratio of reduction continues for the remain ing eight months the total reduction for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, will be about $17O, OO0. GOO, against $Io0, COG, 900 in the fs- cal year ended June 30. 1881. At this rate the entire public debt, S1, ,7S5, ,534, ,466 Us, will be wiped out insideof ten years, as the inter est payments will steadily decrease in amount. The interest on the debt now is about $52,
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.
Seriously Hurt in a Row.

Ser1OusIy Hurt i'm a ROWs
 SOUTH NEWMARKET, Nov. There was lively free fight at late hour Saturday night at a-place called Railroad saloon kept by Thomas Brennan, in which Jerry Crowley of South Newmarket was seriously injured. Several more were engaged, but escaped with slight bruises. Crowley's condition is re- ported to be serious. Brennan came here from Concord, N. H., some year and half since and every thing has been quiet until now. He has left town. Sheriff Kent of Portsmouth and Constable Simpson of this town are making an investigation.
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Horse shoer and Wagon Black
w WANTEn-

smith Wanted TWNO TAKE shop and part of house. man that N thoroughly understands the business with lit tie capital. Address BOX 5ll, Plantsville, Ct.
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Great Britain.

Evidences or the Agricultural Distress.
 LONDON, Nov. 1.-The agricultural distress of the last three or four years has had an ef- feet which is becoming very marked upon the London clubs. The land owners looking around to see in what direction saving can be made have in not a few instances cut off their club subscriptions and have determined instead of belonging to three or four clubs to confine themselves to one or at most two. On the other hand the pressure of candidates even at the older clubs is said to have de- clined. A piece of evidence which tends in the same direction is the extraordinary re- duction in the return of taxation fer men servants, which indicates a diminution in the number of persons so employed amounting to about 15O GOO
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

Pfnk-Eye Among Cincinnati Horses.
 CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-''Pihk-eye" has made a dreadful spread among the horses of this city and there are more than l, 1000 of them down with it now. The disease is not often fatal, but it disables the animals for long lima
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Nsw York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov.l FLOUR-DuI and in buyers favor S4 50ag 9. WHEAT-Aai higher but dull and weak ungraded red winter. s1 29sl No. 2 s1 42a1 AK Nov. ,s1 42 Dec, $1 461E. CORN-Es5s higher nngraded mixed, s6a7OK :: No. white, T5. OATS-Less active No. white, 53H No. do, 51a514 mixed western, 45a4S. RYE-Dull and unchanged at S1 01a1 05. BARLEY-Du11 only sales at 95 PORK-Firm and quiet spot new mess, S10. LARD-Firm and active Cash S11 65 November, S11 57k.
 BUTTER-Dull 1Sa36. PETROLEUM-Dull and nominal; united. S5 i; crude in barrels, 6Aa75S reined n barrels, 7ss asked.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. Nov. Is P. NJ. Money closed at per cent. Call loans were active Exchange strong at s4-s1kas4s51[. Governments closed firm.
 Closing prices reported over the private wire BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
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District of ani1ford SIS. Probate c,

District of Guilford Probate Courtl UPSTATE of WATSON S. SEWARD, of duiIford. in 2A said district, insolvent debt T. Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate said district will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on the 9th day of November 1884, at 11:3O o'clock in the forenoon nless previously dis posed of at private sae all of the credits and choses in action belonging to said estate.
 Sale to take place at signpost in said GuiIford Terms made known at time of sale.
 It F. c BUSHNELL Trustae
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Discovery of am 1nfernal Machine.

LONDON, Nov 1.-An internal machine, operated by clockwork so as to discharge the large amount of dynamite with which it was filled af certain hour, was discovered just moment before the time arranged for it's dis charge, last night, on the roof of the Man sion House at Dingwall, Scotland, while 800 people were assembled there. There is great excitement over the discovery.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Sailed, the Arizona for Liver pool. Arrived the F. Caland, the Egyl ltian Monarch from London, the England from Liverpool the Van dalis from Hamburg, the Acapulco from Aspinwall.
 ela <gow-Arrived, the State Of Florida and the Furnessian from New York; the Manitoban from Montreal.
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FOR SAEE CHEAP.

TIE horse named High flock that won the
 ssSgss race at Hamilton Park Wednesday in 253 and can trot fn 250 Is a rean. weighs about
 ttI l,0U0 and win be cold on account of want of uee by the ownsp Is kind and gentle and can be driven by Eou6an. Can be seen at Club Ho1ss in WestvilIe. VII. STEBERT
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Cotton Market.
 NEW YORK, Nov. l. Spot cotton is 1-16 dearer middling up1ands Il , with sales of 800 bales for export AT bales to spin bales speculation, and 400 bales delivered on contract. Futures closed frm November De cember S-100 dearer than yesterday. Closing quo January, Il s3as4 February Il 99a92 March, 12 IA a21 April 12 27a2S May, F SSa39; June, 12 49a50.
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SeAs, TWO or three unfurnished rooms in house %:iI with modern conveniences central location Es,u good references given Address,
 P. o. BOX 776, no
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Gonnmittee ou Sewars

Committee on sewers. FTNHE Committee Sewers will meet at Room No 1 Il City Hall,at 730 o'clock pm, THURSDAY. Nov 3d. 1881, and will he parties interested in the petitions for in the following streets, viz: Lawrence street, from Whitney avenue to St. Roman street.
 St. Roman street. from Lawrence street to land of the heirs of J. M. Davies.
 Dwight street, from George street to Oak street Congress avenue, from West Bridge to Ward street DiXwel from Bristol street to Henry street Foote street, from Ashmun street to Dixwen ave nue.
 land street.
 Grove street. from Church street to Orange street. Edwards street. from State street to Nic,ll street. Hughes Place. from Greene street to St. John street By direction of the Chairman.
 aEa.lQG N (IIa=I-
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WANTED,

WANTED TVNWo OR THREE GOOD METAL PATTERN MA N KERS. Address, giving name and address. oc31 2t+ P. o. BOX SIT, New Haven, Ct.
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THE OLD WORLD.

day night. The weather here is still cloudy, the thermometer all day being 61, at mid
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pY a competent person cook in private family ) no objection to wash d iron.
 n2 It. NO DOW STREET.
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WANTED, A LADY'S MAID. None but of the tirst-class need A apply to the
 INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION,
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SITUATION WANTED,
SITUATION WANTEI
WANTEn

RESPECTABLE young girl wants situation "A chambermaid and waitT ess. CT general house. work in 8 smsIi family. Coed city references given. Call or address, NOA 26 EDGAR STREET,
 n22t# City.
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NO- 6 ELM STREET,
 cTodd's BlOck,) nc13 dAW1nn IIII HIS IVES
Electors, Meafinr

Electors Meeting. YTNHE Electors of the Town of New Haven here \ by notified and warned to meet and cast their ballots for two Representatives for the Town of New Haven in the next General Assembly of this Sate TUESDAY, the 6th day of November. A. D., 1881, at o'clock in the forenoon Ballot boxes will be open at that time in each of the voting Districts of New Ha for the reception of the ballots of the electors residing in each of said voting Districts respectively t wit Ward 1-Entrance to Grand Opera House. 2-W. ". P1umbs Shop, 142 Oak street. !" 3-John Starrs, corner Congress avenue and
 Washington street. 4S. Morosks, corner Columbus avenue and
 West Water street. !" 5-John Tuttle's. 79 Wooster street. 6-George Vinals corner Hamilton and St.
 John streets. SC 7-Thomas C1erkin's, corner Hamilton and
 Locust streets. S-George Hugo's, corner State and Clark
 streets. [" 9-George D. Jones', Dixwell avenue and Eaton
 street, rear of Drug Store. 6 10-A. M. Foote's, 63 WhaIley avenue. 's 11-100 Ferry street. e 12-John Burke's corner Poplar and Clay
 streets. 's 13-wastEille, Franklin Hall. '' 14-Annex, Engine House. |" 15-Annex, old -chool House below and near
 Four Corners. The ballot boxes will be open at 6 o'clockA NJ, and closed at 5 P. M. Dated at New Haven this 1st day of November, A. D., 1881.
 DANIEL COLwELL,
 DAVID K. ANDREWS,
 JACOB MAIEHOUSE,
 MICHAEL R. ENSCOE, SConstab1es. t WILLIAM E. HIGGINS, ? JOSEPH H. KEEFE, n2 St PHILIP ROLLER.
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T nice young girl to do general housework ID second work in small pri ate family. would 10 chamberwork; wages moderate. Inquire at
 n2 1t+ PUTNAM STREET
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EOR SALE,

issSA The fine residence of the Late Samuel Russell
 6ia corner Of Park and George streets, only five
 1 minutes walk from the postofnce. The house is large and modern style, with all the oonveniencee usually found in strictly tclaas house Lot 159 feet on Park street. 220 feet on George street. run ming through to Spruce street. The grounds stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest reties of fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate If de- sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
 Q. jy20 TIA York st., cor Chapel st.. New Haven.
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FOR, RENT.

@&AA, Houses on Sylvan avenue, Ward street, Col EHiii lege and Prospect streets. HalIu Money to loan real estate.
 Office, 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings.
 oc29 L. F. COMSTOCK
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THE !" WILSONIA'' GARMENTS !!

TTNHAT the VVilsonfa Magnet Garments U have wrought cures in hundreds of cases in Brooklyn and New York after the rest skill in those cities in treating of dseases had been exhausted be demonstrated as clearly any problem in mathe matics by those who have heen the subjects of such treatment, until their disease had become chronic and hopeless Now it has been ascertained by actual ststisti that the WilsOnia has cured 90 per cent of such cases as above mentioned, and they the Hing walsing testimonials to the curative prin ciples of the WflsOnia Magnetic Garments. MagnetfsI is fast asserting its claim to public at tention, and is gaining ground-not that MaRne- tfAm isnew but Mir. wilson's invention of applying it is new and wonderful and scars above and st ikes outside of every other invention curative of dis eases that had long bafied every tried remedy.
 Please call aud examine the article.
 We have ladies to wait on Ladies.
 Call for Pamphlets.
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}AA nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin Ezid Rock to rent for the season. Second floor, No
 ll 61 Asylum street, S1O; 2S9 Congress avenue, $1I. For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds, at Savin Rock. House has 21 rooms in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, coda fountain candy counters marble top tables show cases, awning, ice cream tables A. ". HOLMES,
 je1Sf Room 8, 69 Church Street.
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CORSET HANDS WANTED.

CtTRAIGHT STITCHERS and JOINERS on ma S chimes running by power.
 Good straight stitchers can earn $S to S'''' p"f week. Joiners or Closers from $7.5O to S9.
 few learners will be taken
 Steady work guaranteed throughout the year. Also Stttchers to work at home. Work delivered and called for. Work given on all kinds or machnes Learners will be taught gratuitously-
 Persons desirous of stitching having no machines, wa will furnish the celebrated WHITE SHUTTLE MACHINE and take work for pay in small install ments.
 Also Boners and Learners. Afew experienced Fin ishers.
 Apply to or address
 MAYER, STROUSE & CO.,, ivoat< 41COurt Street.
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WANTED,

A good smart man to take charge of 8 routo' dood salary to the right Must furnish security AP- ply at once at 25s Chapel street.
 oc10 GA1 BItOIdEho.
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ReaI Gstats.
FOR SALE.


 &S$ LARGE LOT on Sylvan avenue, is in a desir able location and will be sold cheap, terms easy, if parties buying wish to build, money required MERWINs REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 237 Chanel Street.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

"A FIRST-CLASs and commodious house Esiid with modern improvements, situated on one
 .U of the finest avenues in this city. Large lot fronting two streets There is a nice barn the premises. The property is worthy the attention of investors and can be seen at any time For particu lars call at THIS OFFICE.
 ie21 if
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GOO, 900 annually, while at this time last year it was about $s2, 900, 900 annually. The pen sion list will be fully a12 .0O0, 900 less this year than last. ssProvided the tax on whis- key and tobacco remains the same and with out material change in the tariff we will not owe one cent ten years hence," said proml- nent Treasury official to-day.
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,: :|::: 5; nent biographer, Col ConwelL Books all ready for delivery. An elegantly illustrated volume. Endorsed edition Liberal terms. Agents take orders for from 20 to 5Ocopies daily outsells any other book teG to one Az ziits never made money fast. The book sells itself Experience not necessary. Failure un- kno4 4n All make immense profits. Private terms free. GEORGE STINsON co,
 oc4 dAwlm Portland, Maine
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EOR RNNn
F0R REMIT
Roaoh Wnnnnr

 afsss A HOUSE on Home Place, with three rooms aiia reserved terms moderate. Address imme- EI diately, "L. M.,'' THIS OFFICE. n2 2t+
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WANTEDs

H pets Highest cash price paid Orders by ma promptly attended to, st -,.,- ,-
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DEATHS.
MARINE LIST.
B. BOOTH, AUoT1oNEER. ] AUCfloNAaALEA
 s1zsETT rtS~S

IAN Thursday, Nov Sd. commencing at 10 a. rn., at the house Ne. 187 East Grand street will be sold
 -ine Body Brussels Carpets Oil Cloths, Engravings Chromos, Oil Paintings, and all the remaining ture, 70 3k
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WATER MEETING. public meeting in favor of the Water Purchase will
 be held in the
Notice of Election.

$ NOGtC0 O1 E1CCbAOIs MAYORS OFF1 E, No. 2 CITY HALL. "HEREAS the Court of Common Council of the
 WV City of New Haven passed the following der. which said order was approved September 13, 1881, to wit ::
 "0RDERED, That the question whether the City Of New Haven shall purchase the franchises, property and assets of the New Haven Water Company, pur- suanf to the srs contract between said city and said Company, of February 20th. 1882. and to thes authority given by the Legislature. by an get ap- proved April 14th 1884, be submitted to the freenen Of said city the first Tuesday after the first Mon day in November, 1881.
 sAt said meeting of said freenen, the ballots shall be cast follows Those freemen who are in favor of purchase shall cast ballot which is writ ten printed the words FoTth PUrchGse and those freemen who opposed to such purchase shall cast a ballot on which is written printed the words 4 Agdi7sst the Flerchase."
 Now, therefore in aecordance with law, 1, JOHN B. ROBERTSON, Mayor of said city, hereby notify the freeen of said city that said meeting of said free men to determine the question whether said city shall purchase the franchises property and assets of the New Haven Water Company will be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November, 1881.
 Dated at New Haven this 31st day of October 1881. JOHN B. ROBERTSON. Mayor.
 sIkaFr p a7vFL( 2 n
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Beach Wagons. 6D NEW Beach Wagona, Second Hand Business = Wagons, Second Hand Top Buggies, 1 Second Hand No Top Buggy, and others, both new and zee ond hand want to close them all out this month and will give prices that will do it. . INGRAM, n2 4t@ 27 Garden Street.
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Board of Registration. Rd0nVTH"

NNHE selectmen and Town Clerk of the Town of E U New Haven will be in session at Rooms Nos. 10 and Il City HalL in sid Town of New Haven. on "Wednesday, the 26th day Of October instant, from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the after time to time. if found necessary until Monday the 31st day of October instant, which day they will be in session from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of exan ing the qualifications of electors and admitting to the electors oath those who shall be found qua1ied
 The Select1nen and Town Clerk will also be in ses sion at the above-naned place Monday, the 7th day of November next ehe day before election from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock the after noon, for the purpose of admitting to the electors oath such persons o1lky wh. may have been the first Registry List under the title ssTo be made" and whose qualifications shall have nasured since the last previous session of such Board.
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 J4A FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block, west side Efiid of College street, of Grove IS rooms, I7.U with all modern improvements; dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden.
 FRANK M. WARD, 139 College street, 3o1Q AT U A nrSn zf-o
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fAA FIRST FLOOR with front and hall cham
 iss bers of house 93 Ward street. Apply at 96 Ward s..N street, or to JAS. B. ROWE, Oc11 If 236 Chapel Street,