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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-22

JAMES S. WRiGHr, ESQ, CLERK. =
PrINAS PULsiFER, Reporter. ~--
WILLIAM DouGLAss, Sheriff.
AVIAN B. GoDwiN, Deputy StertF.
WARREN ., DoUGLASS, .
J0S,rnAv BLAKE, 9"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-22

P,urs-The Ladies Social Circle WIS
postponed on account OF the severe S'o'~
of two weeks ago, and will meet Oh r'
day evening OF this week March POM
with Mrs. Elmer II. Marble. All are
cordially invited.
Rev. DIR. Estes gave his lecture on line
Land of Egypt to a fair audience last
"Wednesday evening. The travelling was
SD poor few could come In from outlying
districts.
The Tuesday evening Bible Readings III
the Baptist Church, are proving 10 DC "n
interesting feature or church work.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22

District of New Haven ss Probate Court !
 October 20th, 1881. N ven, in said district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the credi Of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atesed, within said time. VIII pc dsbarred recovery. All persons in debted to said Estate requested to make irnedf ate payment to CHARLES A HARRIsON Q 2l 2dlW- Administrator
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 NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The following ad- dress will be issued tomorrow from. the of- fee of the I7Fsh World to the nine hundred branches of the Land and Industrial Leagues of the United States which are in communi- cation with that office and have made that journal the medium of transmitting their money to Patrick Egan, Land League treas urer at Paris:
 OFFICE THE IRISH WORLD. To the Irish National Land and Industrial Leagues Brothers-Engiish despotism has outlawed the and League but the spirit of the organization is in destructible. T he movement cannot be suppressed In order kill the vitalizfng principles implanted in the mind of Ireland by this agitation it is first sary to the irish people themselves nor There is new Ireland this English an unassaable base of operations In truth the war has just commenced in downright earnest rash foolnh should be attempted, but every oppor tunity to strike England morally and physically the wind; let him reap the whirlwind. The policy which the Irish World has urged all along rent, is ency from Maine to California will support the Land League with redoubed energy and zeal. Already ings to the Land League have subscribed sI6o,oOO to the Land League but respectable as this sum to what we ~ can and must S Contribute ' You re are nine hundred leagues strong. Now is the time for you to show your strength. We pledge1 ourselves to the Land League in convention assembled if it would prosecute the rent The rent banner is unfurled It remains for us to fulfil our promise The hour calls for heroic devotion. Hold public meetings, increase the membership of your branches send out collectors into the wards and parishes promptly forward to all moneys the sinews of war, which the Irish World will flash by cable to Mir. Egan in Paris. Do these things and give new hope to the people of Ire land, who, engaged in life and death struggle with andlordism and alien rule, bravely working out their political salvation. God defend the right.
 {Signed) PATRICK FORD.
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Yaia Ranner.

The Yale Bonner for the year 1881 is the
 most complete of any that has heretofore
 been issued. Mir. Whitney has spared neither time nor pains to make it so, and the result must exceed even the most sanguine hopes of those who have long awaited it's appearance. This need of praise has always been claimed for issues of years before, but an examina- tion will convince anyone of the superiority of this years copy over that of foregoing ones. The topography is absolutely perfect and the arrangement all that could be de- sired. Among the improvements that can not escape notice are quite number of new cuts that take the place of the old ones that everybody was tired of seeing year after year. Much space is justly devoted to ath- letic interests, and the most complete tables of averages yet published are inserted. The cartoons in the back part are also an innova- tion and reflect much credit on the contrivers Everything that pertains to college affairs proper for such work can be found upon the pages of the new Banner Taken alto gether it is a city directory as well as a col lege index. A handy index at the end of the volume makes it especially valuable to col lege man.
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HOUR experienced girls in making cloth and sill II garments. STEVENS x BROOKS,
 OCH 3t 273 Cha ell Street.
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THE WEST.
Arkansas.

A Female Working the Highway.
 LITTLE ROCK, Oct 21 Two stock dealers from northwest Arkansas en route to this place, while crossing the Boston mountains, were stopped by a.woman on horseback and asked for directions to certain point While the men were giving the directions, the woman having them both of their guard GOV cred them with revolver, robbed both of their money amounting to $40Q and disap- peared in the woods before they could re- cover their self possession. The woman rode magnificent grey horse and was closely yelled The same woman perpetrated sim liar robbery st the same place 6 few e eayH ago The stock dealers refuse to belieTe that the robber is a woman and insist that it is man disguised
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witnesses the court will summon for the de- fense are expected to be settled tomorrow.
 In regard to some published statements concerning the political aspect of the case, Scoyilie in card says: 1T wish to say once for all that have no information or belief that any stalwart politician or any other per- son than Guiteau himself had an intimation before the Shooting that he contemplated the act. My position is simply that the fierce contest waged by the stalwarts against Gar
 fields administration, with no such design of the actors, resulted in working up diseased mind to the commission of the act. The crime of murder is not therefore to be charged against politicians. Theirs is only a crime against the peace and welfare of socie- ty which was made manifest in 8 eauseless and bitter fight against the President elected by the people in the discharge of his public duties and seeking to maintain his high pre- negatives"
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NEW ENGLAND.
Connecticut.

pr. Bacon Justifes His Sunday Drive.
 NORWICH, Oct 21.-Dr L. W. Bacon came home last evening. He has asked permission of City Attorney Cooke to make charge of violating the Sunday law against himself, as no one else sees fit to make the charge. MT. Cooke said that he could not allow the City Court to be used as place of vindication and he could not allow such Q charge unless the doctor pleaded guilty. MT. Bacon claims that his drive was necessary and it was taken to give sick child an airing and ex-President Hayes and Congressman Visit merely accom- panied him
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West. Haven.

There was large number of the friends of John M. Baldwin and wife gathered at their residence on Washington avenue last Thursday evening to help them celebrate the fifth@nniversary of their marriage. The party was made up of friends from Orange, Woodbridge, Milford and the borough. The Milford orchestra of four pieces were on hand and assisted in the festivities. The worthy couple were the recipients of a large number of presents of wooden ware. ban quet was served and dancing followed and all had happy time.
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Personal,

Charles D. Page, of the Palladium edito- rial staff, was united in marriage on Wednes- day to Miss Sadie E. Walker. of Worcester, Mass. Mir and Mrs. Page have the best wishes of the fraternity for their future hap piness and prosperity.
 Prof. Charles Bickford, the well known in structor in elocution and public reader, of Boston, Is to visit this city soon, and during his stay will give a reading under the auspices of the Summerfeld NJ E. church, Eewhau- vile, Nov. 2nd Mrs Prof Bickford is wis., iting friends here..
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Congregational Conference

The next meeting of the State Congrega gational conference is to be held in New Lon don November 13, 1882. A fraternal dis. patch was sent to the-A. B. c. F. M., now in session at St. Louis. The standing commit tee for next year is Rev. Messrs. Charles R. Palmer, George w. Banks, M. s. Dudley, W. H. Moore and Messrs. Charles Northend and Richard E. Rice
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A AnIerfden TragedY.

A German named Anton Werner, en- ployed at the Britannia shop, Meriden, was found in his bed yesterday morning nearly dead, with bad hole in the side of his head, and two or three ribs and his jaw broken. His friends have kept the matter quiet. He was last seen at German dance the night before leaving the hall with friend from New Britain. He was not expected. to live.
 Later reports say he fell down an embark
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

Our Absent Muftia-A Visit to Fortress
 Monroe-The Trip to Charleston.
 FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 21.-The steamer City of Charleston with the First Connecti- cut regiment, Colonel c. A. Barbour, arrived here at o'clock this morning from York town. Accompanying the regiment were Governor B1gelow and staff. Lieutenant Governor Bulkeley, ex-Governor Jewell, Col onel Jewell and a large party of friends. A battalion of artillery headed by band met the regiment at the wharf and escorted them into the fort, where dress parade was held. The First Connecticut are about five hun dred strong and have with them the Second Company Governors Foot Guards with full band and drum corps. They have accepted an invitation from the military organizations of Charleston to pay 8 visit to that city and will sail at II O clock tonight. They will spend Tuesday in Charleston, after which they will return to New Haven.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Connecticut Hospital Society.

Connecticut Hospital Society.
 A quarterly meeting of the directors of the Con nectcut Hospital society held in the of ths Board of Health last evening.
 The report of the prudential committee for the past quarter made by Professor H. W. Farnam The largest number of patients in day has been 9s the lowest 76 average .s7 In the corresponding quarter of 1880 it was s1, 1879 65A.
 Two legacies were reported, of $500 from Mrs Huldah Coe and one of S250 from Joshua Colt.
 It was voted that the Coe legacy and Colt legacy when received be invested by the treasurer part of the permanent fund of the society.
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Tennessee.
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A Convict With Mine Lives.
 MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-Gillen Waters, who murdered his roommate in Arkalulah, Miss, and after his capture was taken out of jail by vigilance committee and shot nine times then made what was supposed to be dying confession and was put back to jail to die He recovered, however, and to-day broke jail and escaped.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22
Eorty-seyenth Congress----Extra Session
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. SENArE-The Senate was called to order by Presi- dent Davis at noon with quite full attendance of Senators, and the galleries well filled.
 MT. sherman, of Ohio called up the resolution of- fered by him prior to the recess calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury the report of James F. AIeiine.
 MT. Farley, of California offered an amendment to include with the report the testimony taken during the investigation.
 Messrs. Dawes, of Massachusetts,, and Sherman op- posed the amehd hdment. The amendment was lost, ayes 21, nays 23, and the resolution was then adopted,
 MT MePherson, of New Jersey, presented the peti- t1on of certain members of the Legislature of the State of New York against titles of Senators Miller and Lapham, which referred to the Committee on Privileges and Elections The Senate then at 12;45, went into executive
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22

PY young American lady as children's nurse 1V can take entire charge; parlor or second work ; references. Address
 oc21 Str co p D4h,, oea.
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 Hs-hAA Hn.a

VIM. O'KEEFE, pa.,.4,
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Death of a Worthy Man.

Daniel O'Connell, for twenty eight years with Austin & Gilbert, died recently. He was an honest, hard working Irishman, well known to many citizens of this city for his perseverance and integrity.
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Annual Meeting

NAUGATUcK RAILROAD CoMPANY,1
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct 2l 1881 NEE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Naugstuck Railroad Company for the election of other business will be held at the PresidentS of5c in Bridgeport on Wednesday. the l6th day of Noyem Der next, at Il o'clock a. m " N ~ O22 Oaw3W d&w H NTnuOT co..,I-
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ThFrfeemth War(l,

The Registrars of tha Thirteenth Ward will be at the store ef George Hopkins S Co. Tuesday October 25, from Il a. ID. until p. m, and on tIfday octo, Der 28th from p. till p. m., for the purpose Of revising and correcting the list of electors.
 PAeID PAenae c; a MSEsoE; gssoDs1rr Registrars.
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EOurfh Ward.

The Registrars of the Fourth Ward will meet at the store 277 Water street, Columbus avenue. Tuesday, October 25 from II m. until D. ul., and Friday, October 2Sth, from p. till D. for the purpose of revising and correcting their list of electors.
 VIM. F. SHANNoN,( Ragis+r,rs
 GEORGE L. IVES, A'oS'o'A"As.
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Eleventh Ward.

RoLLIS J. BUNcE, ! Taeo;s+rars HENRY S. COOPER, New Haven Oct 2lst, 1881.
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CORSET HANDS WANTED.

STRAIGHT sFIToHERs and JoINERs, on ma o chimes running by power.
 Good straight Stitchers can earn S6 to S7 50 DOT week. Joiners or Closers from $7.5O u $9.
 few learners will be taken.
 Steady work guaranteed throughout the year.
 Also Stitchers to work at home. Work delivered and called for Work given all kinds of machines. Learners will be taught gratuitously.
 Persons desirous of stitching, having no machines we will furnish the celebrated WHITE SHUTTLE MACHINE, and take work for pay in small install ments
 Also Boners and Learners. flew experienced Fin ishers.
 Apply to address MAYER, STROUSE & CO.,, jy23tf Court Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22

E@NOR married couple to commence housekeeninp A suite of Four Rooms Orange street neaI grove, with all modern conveniences will let partly I I!nlsneo or will sell part of furniture bargain Ins 1 opportunity is for few days only; rent low ALSO nice open Buggy for sale cheap. Address
 OA1 o1 H. L.. THIS QEEICE
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Sixth Ward.

The Registrars of the Sixth Ward will meet at the store of W iliam H. Coolidge, corner of Greene and Wallace streets, Tuesday October 25th from Il m. till p. m, and on Friday. October 2sth, from till p. for the purpose of revising and correct ing the list of electors.
 WILLIAM H. cooI1DeF,l Repistrars
 THOMAS LANE. [ ANeSiS'A"Aos
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Third Ward.

The Registrars of the Third Ward will be in session at the coal office of W F. French George street ner aa, ot @ on IueSday S tn Der 2Sth from l p. till p. for the purpose of revising and correcting the list of electors.
 GEO. R. BILL r,-.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21-3 P. M. Money closed easy at per cent. The highest quo- tation current per cent. Exchange unaltered 480Ta4S4k. Governments closed firm.
 lOlosing prices reported the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
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Fifth Ward.

The Registrars of the Fifth Ward will meet at Will liam sull ans shoe store. No. 28 Chapel street, Tuesday, October 25th. 1881 from II till D. and Friday, October 2sth, from p. till p. n for the purpose of revising and correcting the list of electors.
 K KTi (. sg1aIEAN' SMELLY. Registrars
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Second Ward.

The Registrars of the Second Ward will meet at George A. Whitmores drug store, corner Park and South streets, Tuesday, Oct 25th, from Il a. until p. m also on Friday, October 28th, from to o'clock on each of said days for the purpose of revising and correcting their list.
 HanRJ 5oag ! Y; gngEAaE GEAaE, Registrars. New Haven. October 21 1881.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

AR.A FIRST-OLASS and commodious house NiiH with modern improvements, situated on one NsN of the finest avenues in this city. Large lot, fronting two streets- There is nice barn the premises. The property is worthy the attention of investors and be at any time. For particu- lars call at THIS OFFICE.
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A CARD

To the Ladies of ew Haven:
 W HEN we began few days ago GO sell Ruffies at
 w retail we did not think so many people would caIl on us, but, as so any did come, we will now give more need to 1t and make it worth their while
 ' Q day we shall put SEVERAL HUNDRED DOI- . LAHS' WORTH in our stscrap baskets" and those who come hrst will get the best goods So call ea ly to oay ana It will pay you those who called of late can tell you THE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE CO o22 It Retail Department ground floor 1S8 Chapel st
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Ninth Ward,

The Ninth Ward Registrars will be in session at the feed store of Joseph T. Benham, 27 Broadway, Tuesday, october 25th 1881, from Il until D. rn., and Friday, October 2sth, from D. to p. sn for the purpose of correcting the list of electorss
 WILLIAM H. BoUToEsl Raoistrars
 MICHAEL F. SNIGG, oSA
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22

The Eighth Ward Registrars will be in session at the store No. 760 State street, near the corner of Bradley street. on Tuesday, October 25th. from Il a. nn till D. m and on Friday October 2s, from 1 D. m. to 8 p m for the purpose of reEising and cor recting the list of electoPs
 JAMES KANE, A'eeA''''
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22

Tenement Wanted. fSfH PROMPT paying tenant with small family si5 wants to rent from three to five rooms, cen k9W trally located. Address oczI 5t "CASH." Box T3S, City.
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FCUrteentb War1 ,

The Registrars of the Fourteenth Ward will be at the Quinnipiac engine house Tuesday. the 18th of October, from II m till D. m-, and on Friday, October 28th, from D. till p. for the purpose of revising and correcting the list of electors.
 TIEII4n ED11s P4sz; a.44 Registrars.
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Great Britain.

Twelve Lives Lost By Drowning.
 LONDON, Oct 2i.-The British bark Lebu, from Maryport, has been abandoned of Douglass, Isle of Man lifeboat, when rescuing the crew of the bark, capsized. Twelve persons were drowned.
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The Nations Guests. Do Richmond.

The Nations Guests Do Rfchmond.
 RICHMOND, Oct. 21.-The French and Ger man visitors arrived here this morning on the steamer Catskill, and were met at the wharf of the James River Steamboat company by the Mayor and ether city officials and citi zens They visited the Capitol and were cordially received by the Governor. Subse- quently they attended the State fair. The party will probably remain here couple of days.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22

It is rumored that the sale of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has taken such dimensions that the proprietors are unable to supply all or ders- We advise our druggists to prepare themselves for all emergencies, as the people rely on them for this valuable remedy.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-22
Fiffaenfl1. Warfl i,

The Reaistrars of the Fifteenth Ward will be at the old school house, near Four Corners, On Tuesday. October 18th, 1881, from Il a. to p. m, and on Friday. October 2Sth from pm till p. n.. for the purpose of revising and correcting the list of electors
 N; Wa 2. a E9Roos, WooS,v..p.f Registrars,
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The Registrars of the Eleventh Ward will be in ses sion at the store Ferry and Pierpont streets on TIIesday October 25 1884, from II a. till n. and on Friday October 2sth, from p. m. till D. m, for the purpose revising and correcting the list of electors.
 TIMOTHY E. CALLAHAN,} Registrars. OzA1 1a4H, Tpo1
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SUIIABLE parties to open a frst-eIass restaurant 2 1n Mer1den, formerly kept q hotel and known as the Mer1den House. For further particulars in qulre of or address VIM J. IVES. Broad Street Meri- den, conn or H. ". HALE, l0S Ward Street,
 No-,
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Seventh Ward.

The Registrars of the Seventh Ward will meet at Mo- 203 Grand street, between Bradley and Jefferson streets, on Tuesday, October 18th, from II a. to D. m., and Friday, October 28th, from Il to p. m for the purpose of revising and correcting the list.
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Twelfth Ward.

The Registrars of the Twelfth Ward will meet at 39 Clay street on Tuesday, October 18th, from Il until D. m and on Friday. October 2sth, from p. m till D. n for the purpose of revising and cor recting the list of electors.
 Is1Es LTzssF1 Hs.F E: BAFSEF' Registrars.
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FOR. RENT

&25Ssf A NEW HOUSE, arranged for one or t,vo :ia families, with modern irnproyements. on Law IEssN renee street, one door from Oraupe TnoI,ire on the premises, or at I03 Chapel street. of
 oczz zt s. E. THOMPSON
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hssa NICE furnished rooms, front rooms, witt ssa furnace heat. hot and cold water, bath room ssM and all modern conveniences. Apply at
 olS cod III CROWN STREET.
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WANTEIA-
WANTEn

k%NlhST-CLASS cooks and general house-workers II go short way into the country. Go od wages
 MANHATTAN AGENCY, oc14 Roon, , No ooo Cha,,aI ct..aaI
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Anothe. Ocean HOrror-Probable Loss o1
 I75 Lives.
 LONDON, Oct. 21.-The Dutch steamship Koenig Nederlander, while en route from Batavia to Amsterdam today, foundered and sank Notwithstanding the excitement aboard the captain, by excellent discipline, managed to secure the safe lowering of the life-boats, and transfer to them all aboard. But one of the boats, however, has reached safety It contained thirty-eight persons. The other boats carrying altogether 175 people, have not been heard from, and it is feared they are lost.
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MINIATURE ALMANAo.
OCTOBER p.
BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES.

BARTHOLOMEW-In Hartford, Oct .f8ih h. a son and daughter to John B. and Annie Bartholomew
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

@A Steck Piano will be rented low to A re UxII sponsible party. Inquire of W H. Beechel
 Ozz 1G- 178 ELM STRTFfr
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A Splendid Chance

Fi9 the center of West Haven on the line of tbe E51 ~ horse cars. Inquire of ". H. BEECHER,
 OAA ~ 178 Elm street.
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Tenth Ward.

The Registrars of the Tenth Ward will meet at the engine house, corner of Elm and Park streets, on Tuesday, Oct 25th, 1881 from Il till p m, and on Friday October 28th, 1881, from D. m. to p. u for the purpose of revising and correcting their list.
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A REsPoNsIBLE man familiar y.itb D;che1.n,a,. A ing and capable of producing the best results. such one can hear of good and permanent posi- tion by addressing at tn office,
 o22 St s.prATEP, ,,
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REGISTRARS NOTICES.
EirSf WR.rd-

The Registrars of the First Ward will be in session at the cigar store of James Gallagher. ir., Mo- "A Church street, Tuesday, October 25 1881, from II m to D. m., and on Friday, October 28th from to D. m for the purpose of revising and correcting the list of electors.
 JOHN w. LANE, 1,..:..
 GEORGE J. HnLER,} "esiS'iiS'