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Russia.
Soldiers to Mind TI

Soldiers to Mind Their Own Business.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 2O.-General Sko- beleff has returned to this city. An imperial order has been promulgated prohibiting naili- tary men from publicly delivering political speeches or expressing political opinions. War department officials are prohibited from publishing without sanction their superiors' documents referring to internal and external affairs of foreign countries.
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Gathering i'm the Nihilists,

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2o.-The revela- tions made by the Nihilists in the last great trial are bearing fruit. Owing to the intelli- gence thus furnished quite nest of Nihilists belonging to the secondary organization has been discovered and arrests begun on all sides The arrests comprise about five hun dred persons among the demi- monde and number of young men of good family. Thes captures due to the patience and address of General Ignatieff, who urges more han eyer that the coronation of the Czar shall take place soon. Thus far the date of the coronation seems fixed for September 7 (the Russian 27th of April
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

Another Set Back for Malone.
 RICHMOND, April 20.-The. test of strength of Mahope's power in the Senate was again made to-day when the House joint resolution came up and was defeated, four anti-Mahone Senators voting against it. They claim it is B Malone measure and they voted on this ac- count with the Democrats. The vote stood IS to 15,
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Methodist Class Leaders in counciI-A

Methodist Class Leaders in COuncil-A
 Permanent Orga Effected.
 The class leaders of the city and vicinity met by appointment at the residence of Syl- vester Smith, No. College street, on Monday evening last, and formed permanent organ ization. The following members were cho- sen as officers of the association to serve for one year from date: For president, Charles A. Baldwin; vice presidents, R. w. Whit comb, George H. Fowler, w. M King; sec- retary and treasurer, Dr. A. B. Smith. The object of the association is to select passages of scripture for discussion, which has ten dency to promote the usefulness of the leader in his work, and also to prepare papers to be read at the meetings embodying the distinct views and methods of class workin all it's de- tails. The meetings are to be held monthly, and the following subject was selected for the next meeting ''How shall this association become the gr eatest benefit to its members 2" David Hins and c. K. Caldwell were appoint ed to open the discussion Members were present from Fair Haven, Westville, West Haven and nearly all the city churches.
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Vermont.

Seeking a Change of Conference.
 RUTLAND, April 20.-Thirty Methodist clergymen of Burlington district, which was ceded from the Troy to the Vermont confer ence against their wishes, are attending the Troy conference as visitors, endeavoring to secure a return of the district. The Troy conference has appealed to the general con- ference for a return of the same
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SncfRhIa.

At the Spiritualists' hall, 100 Orange street, last night, large number gathered to witness and participate in the sociable and dance held there. Music was furnished by Mr. Eager and son and Mrs. Hawkes.. The company greatly enjoyed the entertainment After
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8oarO aaO Aoonts.
ROOM WITH R0A RID
District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,

KNsTATE OF GEORGE ". HUTCHINSON of New EL Haven in said District, assigning debtor.
 Upon the application of said George w. Hutchin- son, praying that allowance be made out of said estate for the support of hmsef and his family per application on ii 0 nor. fully appears, it is
 Ordered, hat said app ati 'n be heard and de- termined at the Probate Offe in New Haven, in said District, on the 3rd day of May, A.. D. 1882, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon and that notice be given of the tendency of std application and the time and place of hearing the con, by publishing the week in daily newspaper published in New F= , in said District,
 ai86t SAMUEL ,
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Death of the Scientist Darwin. LONDON, April 2O.-Charles Robert Dar- win, the well known scientist, is dead. He was born at Shrewsbury, England, Feb. 18th, 1909.
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the dancing coffee and lunch were served. Much credit is due the committee, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Chamberlain and Charles Bromham, for the satisfactory manner in which the affair was arranged and conducted.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK; April 20.-Sailed, the Republic for Liverpool, the State of Georgia for Glas gow, the Cimbria for Hamburg. Arrived, the Lydian Monarch from London.
 Antwerp-Sailed (the 19th) the Belgenland for New York
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NEW DOMINION.
Dyvellers on an Iceberg.

U
 HALIFAX, April 20.-The steamer Alham- bra, from St. Johns, N. F., reports that she passed hundreds of icebergs on her passage An enormous one had hut built upon it.
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The Bloody King of Burmah

LONDON, April 21.-A dispatch from Ran goon says the King of Burmah has massacred his inferior wife, two sisters, the finance minister and fifty palace officials.
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THE HOUSE 320 Orchard street House Is MiiiI large, has all modern Improvements and is in gsA first. class order of the pleasantest paces in the western part of the city there 1s large Barn on the premises with all conveniences to it.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, an1S 237 Chanel Street.
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A little girl of seven exhibited much dis quiet at hearing of exploring expedi- tion When asked why she should care about it, she said 'If they discover any more countries, that will add to the geography I have to study. There are countries enough in it now. "-LG Figaro.
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BIRTHS
DEATHS.

DONLEY-In Meriden. April 18th. of consumption Edward P Donley, aged 36 years, in this city from the residence of Wm Par melee, i9s Winthrop avenue Friday, April 21st, at D. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. x THOMAS-In this city, April 18th, of consumption, Silas P. Thomas. aged 40 years.
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence Friday, April 21st, at m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. 2t KITCHING In West Haven, April 20th, Hugh Bitch- ing, aged 54 years.
 KETTERER-In this city, April 10th, Frederick H. Ketterer, aged 25 years and months. Funeral at p. Sunday afternoon from the resi- dence of his parents, No. 1515@ Grand street. Rela lives and friends invited to attend.
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FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. April 20,

commissioners to regulate interstate commerce was taken up. Mr. McDill made set speech in support of the bil
 At the conclusion of MT. McDills speech consider ation of the Mississippi river bill resumed Mr. George delivered long speech in favor of the esee system.
 The bill appropratng s465, 900 to contnuethe pub lie printing of the present year was debated by Messrs. Beck Hoa and Haw1ey, who contended that the public printing costing enormous sum and ought to be reduced in some way, but the bill was passed finally.
 The President sent the following nominations to the Senate Alpho, so Taft of Ohio, to be minister pen potentiary of the Unit States to Austria Will liam L. Dayton, of New York. be minister resident of the United States to Netherlands Nicholas Fish, of New York, to be minister resident to Belgium John Francis, of New York, to be charge daffaires at Portugal; J. P. Wickersh4m of Pennsylvania, to be charge d' affaires Denmark Adam Badeau, of New York; to be consul general at Havana. Adjourned at 5:10.
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saAssstsS 29 Auburn street, second floor, 5 rooms ,iiH S9 %; first floor No. l2 Newhall street. neal M.iI Winchesters gun shop, SIP %; No. 10 New hal street. second floor, second floor English street Cedar Hill, for a small family. $500; second floor Clinton avenue, $10.00.
 FOR $ SALE-House and barn on Auburn street near Oak street, $5nO cash and balance mortgage house on East street, Or nd, in good repair, rooms city water connected with sewer price Sl 800 $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on
 A. M. HOLMES.
 69 Church Street, Room 8. naioe bo1,ra 1 to 4 to 2 eyeninpg. apl6
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The reunion of the class of '81 of the High school, took place Wednesday evening at Redcliffe's. It was much enjoyed affair. A fine banquet was disposed of. The histori- ans were Arthur H. Jackson and Eleanor A. Peck; poem by Mary J. Flanagan. The printed programmes were quite elegant. Henry Fresenius presided as toastmaster and responded to the first toast, Glass of '81.~ Miss Alice M. Merriman responded to the " H. H. s." while James B. Bulford spoke on < Gamma Delta Psi 3 Wylie B. Jones re- sponded to the toast of Our Literary Friends" /" Henry w Redfeld to "Our Busi- ness Members" Arthur E. Woodruff to "Our Absent Ones," and L. F. Peet to Farewell :" The committee who arranged for the affair were Henry Fresenius, W. B. Jones, B. L. Kent, Miss Emma A. Bryant and Miss Mary L. Parmelee
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FOR, SALE.

S&A The two mily house Is Charles street. $3, ,000 Ha, The two family house 77 Frank street, $2 800. alll The family house AS Thorn street, S95O. The Bishop Place called) State st., at bargain A two fau fly house Winchester avenue, $1, 700. A good house on Kimberly ave-, West Haven S2 60o. Money to loan in sums to suit For particulars call on B. l. LAMBERT,
 Real Estate Agent, al 9ts $40 Chanel Street.
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

WKyE have over forty houses and tenements to w rent, vary Ing in price from $7 per month to S1, 800 per year.
 Our sale ard exchange list is crowded. We have real bargains offer parties who wish to purchase or exchange real of any kind any part of the city.
 Particular attention is invited to Western Farm Mortgages, paying and per cent interest s mil annually. They safe investment almost to 8 certainty We have on and large number of appl1- cations for amounts varying from S2O0 to S1 000 We ahalI be pleased to show them and furnish any de- sired information.
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AUCTION SALE.

khsa ON Thursday, April 27th. 1882, at 12 o'clock EH11is noon the premises No. 226 Whaliey avenue k4lll faciE County street. Pos tive sale to the highest bidder of the fine large residence property known as the Crofut Place The house is convenient ly arranged and furnished with all modern improve ments in luding steam heat. The lot 10Ox237 is we'll covered with choice fruit and ornamental trees There is good barn on the rear.
 a18 lot HORACE P. 1IOADLEY.
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WANTED.

SITUATION by a res pectsble girl to do general "A housework, or cooking, washing and ironing. work: good reference from lsst place In- quire at - .
 ap2f It. 148 LIBERTY STREET.
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ReaL Gstate.
TO RENT

JfRA4A house and barn on Allingtown Heights, EF;H with more or less 1and Location pleasant. HlI Rent Sl0 per month Also house with lk acres of land in Allingtown. Rent SC per month. Call on
 B. l.. LAMBERT,
 a2O 3tX aa0 f1hanoT Streat.
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Fre>h MaCkerel, 1Oc Pound Connecticut River Shad.

V Nice Shad. 1Oo. " I'VE Lobstsrs. Halibut, Paddock, Goldfish, Flat \ fish, Oysters Clans, etc. Prime Reef, Mutton. Veal. damb and Fresh Pork. Chickens Capons, Tur eys and Pigeons. Choi Sugar Cured Smoked Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon, Smoked and Dried Beef, Fulton Market Smoked and Picked Beef Tongues. Bermuda Onions, Tomatoes, Radishes. Spinach,
 Lettuce Hubbard Squash. Green Peas, String Beans,
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kzA TO HIRE by the hrstof May, House of Io XII CT more rooms, with modern improvements LII location central; state rent and location Ad- dress -
 sT31 2t- 479 ELM STREET
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A. Daatb of Frederfck Ketterer.

&s Death of Frederick Fl. Ketterer.
 Many friends will regret to learn of the death of Frederick H. Ketterer, who died yesterday morning of chronic pneumonia at the residence of his parents, in Ketterer's block, 1514 Grand street. Deceased had been failing for about six months past. He will be well remembered by many of the patrons of Mir. John H. Klock's drug store, having been for a number of years clerk in that establishment, after which he carried on the drug business on Grand street for some time-frm of Lamping & Ketterer. He was 8 genial young man, of winning traits of character, and esteemed. He leaves father and mother and one sister to mourn his loss The funeral takes place Saturday afternoon at o'clock
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WANTED

SITUATION by two girls one to do chamber "A work, the other general housework; good ref erenee, Inquire for two days at --,---
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by 8 respectable young girl to d. "A general houseHork second work in a private family Inouire at FRANK STREET,
 ap2i It. Corn of West Portses-
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Spring opening at the Hub Clothing House

Spring opening at the Hub Clothing House. Rubber Stamps. Changeable types, daters, &c A. D. Per kins. 13 Center street. ap15-f Cowles & Co.,, Children's Carriages
 Youman's Celebrated Hats. Silk, Stiff and Opera Hats. at
 STEVENS & BROOKS, 273 Chapel street.
 Trunks and Bags, the largest stock and lowest prices, at STEVENS & BRooKs', 273 Chapel street.
 Sure Cure. A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection. with syringe combined. All druggists, $1, c. Cowles $ Co.,. Velocipedes and Bicycles.
 Horse BIankets at cost to close out our winter stock. STEVENS x BROOKS, 273 Chapel street. If you would not have aff1iction visit you twice, listen at once to a word of advice
 ''Try Wheat Bitters." a13 12t
 Rubber Coats and Gossamer Circulars at low prices. STEVENS $ BROOKS, 273 Chapel street. A fine line of gents furnishing goods at the old stand, we'll known as the Hub Cloth ing House Blue Store, 112 Church street, on Saturday, April 22nd.
 c. P. JORDAN S Go. c. Cowles & Co.,, Regulating Table Ware.
 Furs Stored at reasonable rates by
 STEVENS & BROOKS, a15 6t 273 Chapel street.
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WANTED.

SITUATION by Protestant girl to do general "A housework or laundry work in private fArni- " a,n91 9i it. AROSE COURT.
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Tn PFNT

saesa THE store 46 Church street corner of Crown, Eiia known the Oaks corner. One of the best
 .N stands in the city for retail trade. Possession immediately. H. P. HOADLEY,
 a19 St 2 Hoadley Building
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WANTEn-

A SITUATION by young man in store, either "A grocery or clothing. a bookkeeper or Es- distant bookkeeper best of reference given Address an2l 2t- e E. H. B. I3y East Street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 21. SUN RIsEs 5.11 MooN SETS, HIGH WArE". SUN SETS, 6.46 11:07 p. 1:34 8.
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FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT. THE desirable No. 430 State street, four #HHssi doors above Court. Possession given May 1st sIllI HENRY F. ENGLISH, aIS If 92 Orange Street.
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For Rent,

JAAa IN good neighborhood, very desira- EAiii b1e House of nfne rooms. having all the E.Il modern improvements, cemented cellar and fine garden. All in good order Rent reasonable to good tenant Apply to
 Livingston w. Cleave1and,
 Attorney at-Law, Exchange Building, Chapel Street, corner Church.
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[B. BOOTH, AUoT1oNEER. ]
G GycTLgM I.,!TEFt !MTEFtahALS
F0R, c AIR

A 9s Grown street. large sale of Furniture, Car A pets, Crockery, etc., on Saturday April 22d. al 10 B.. Carpets at D. m. ap21 2t
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CABBAGE PLANTS.

NIT E have quantity Of errrz good C4bbAge Plsnts W from ssed Of the best groSers In the tradA- 50OOO Seedlings h for trHnspl .ating in frames At @ per 1000 5000 tr1nsplanted in cold frames and In order to plant out at $6 per l09 Varieties Nhke held Early Flat Dutch and FoIlets Improved Ad drs.s or can on GEO. A. DICKShMAN,
 l69 Chapel Street.
 apl7 sdiw Opp. New Haven OpezG Houss-
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WANTEn.

SITUATION by drees1aaker to go out by the "A day or week; has had good experience Apply ana11t. l27 GRAND STREET.
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WANTED,

A YOUNG MAN from IS to 22 years old to collect "A must be living with his parents, and able it xn11 If HERBERT CONSTABLE
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FOR SALE.
TO RENT,

yanAA. AND TO BE taken away from the first to the Wiia tenth of May, the Wo d House 88 Wall street. s#sli Apply to D. ALDEN, l35 Park Street.
 apI5 If Or 131 Temple street.
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WANTED,

4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housevork or second work in private family {: good reference. Inquire for two days zt
 an90 3ts 70 BROAD STREET.
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PhaetOn Nor Sale.

IttLEFe ENCR sale cheap light second hand phaet on. M r. J. BEERS, a19 3t% 35 Olive Street. THAT GREAT BARGAIN! MANNED Tomatoes at Sc, is not funny after all, O because they small size cans. I offer the large size ID. at 12c each, and guarantee them first-class goods Try hem aud compare bar gains Here are some bargains for you. Choice Early Peas, He Choice Marrowfat Peas 11c One lot of Canned Corn, 1lc can. Choice Canned Pumpkin. 7c can. Gallon cans Apple, 25c each, Bermuda Onions, SC qt. Maple gar (very nice), 12c per lh. 2 qts Medium Beans, 25c. Marrowfat Beans, 15c per ct. Large assortment Jellies, 1213c per lb. Good able Butter. 25c per Ib. gals Q5Oo) Kerosene Oil for 75o. Headquarters for Flour Headquarters for Flour
 J. H. Kearney,
 "A and 76 Congress Avenue, ap21 Corner of Hill Street.
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 sa A sound gentle horse, 8 years old weigh T&xSsH ing near ], ,1O0 pounds, is 16k hands high, H7N &was used with private carriage. Inquire 0-A at c. Browns stable, corner Hamilton and St. John streets. ap21 If HOUSE TO RENT. JsAA ONE HALF of large double House. rooms EHII;a and basement, pleasantly located East Ea:E Grand street price $2O month. Inquire from 10 to 12 Q. and to p m, of
 H. STEVENS, ap21 If 392 Chapel Street.
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NEES and Ladies to sell our " Garfield and MI Family in group Size, 22r2S inches The only one authentic aud creditzbe by eminent artists Assisted by aids and suggestions from Mrs Garfield and from photographs furnished by her Biographies and portrzits have been thoroughly cAuEzszeds but the great sale this charming and historic work has only begun. Think of the immense Lumber e the Washington. Lincoln, and Grant 12iEes, and as the demand for this group will be unprecedented, there BOW harvest for agents. who should Er1fe ~ FF' - BOYLE BROS,
 an91 If AT State street
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WANTED

A RESPECTABLE woman for general houzsEork A must be good ~zsher and cook Apply be ap2i It 8 ELD STREET.
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EOR. RENT

RA LOWER floor No. 54 Chapel street. with EAsss without barn premises Bath room AA11l modern conveniences and all in good order. Apply to E. E K1MB. RLY,
 at office N II. Clock Co.,, Hamilton street.
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WANTED

A SITUATION as good cook or housskeeper by A reliable middle-ag English woman in mrs class family. Call at or address
 ap21 2ts I6I DIXWELLAVESUE
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Gaads.
WANTED,

ENABLE BOARD of simple kind. but Of the best \ quality, served in suitable mznner in neas and pleasant dining room. For such the Gd- Yertiser willing to pay enough to make arrange ment with him desirable. Refers 10 members Of the college faculty. Linits Grove, Temple, Grown and
 sjs4ts F. O. BOX sss
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FOR SALE.
 daGAas THE HOUSE No. 157 Meadow street, contain EiiH ing all modern improvements; house in first MsII class order, fresco psintet walls, etc., etc. the place is for sale at tow price, and only small amount required down; the balance can remain on mortg ge; possession at any time. FOR RENT-Five nice Rooms, first foor George and Day streets city water. Apply to J. sONNEN BERG, Broker, ap21 238 Chapel Street.
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" "ANTEn

"ANIHDs A ap21 If THE AUSTIN HOUSE
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"ANTEn-

"ANIEN WYE WANT A good Coo CT. Apply to " F. s. ANDREW < CO, ap21 3ts Crescent Street.
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SITUATION by competent young girl to do A general housework in small family gosd ref erence if required. Apply st - -
 sp21 It. 65 GRAND sIkEEI-
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zsssss, A joiner shop location central shed room Mf,iH for lumber benches and everything ready for N.!a business. Barn for horses to rent from May lst, 1882 A. M HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room 8. Office hours l to 4, 7:9O to g evenings a19 1Otx
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WANTED,
WA TED.

Corset Inspector in stitching depart "A menI: must have experience and sharp ap2i eodst BOX 2OOs. Bridgeport, Ct
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Entertainments.
CARLE's OPERA HOUSE

Friday and Saturday. with Matinee Sat- urday, April 21 and 22. Our Return Greeting. Production Scale of Mag
 y,i6
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ANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, boy with some experience ir \ nrintinr BRADLEY ALLING,
 an21 It. 2e8 Chapel Street.
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YEyHE Committee Pew Rentals will be in att nd E ance at the Church on onday, April 24th, and Monday, May 7th. from 10 to 12 a. and to D. m
 each of said days, to dispose of any pews enain inp vacant. ap2l 3tH
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A SITUATION to do second work take care Of A children. Inquire at -
 sp21 It. 49 ADELINE sIKEEI.
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For Sale by Public Auction,

For Sale by Public Auction,
 w. S. SANFORD, AUcT1oNEER.l
 Monday. April 24th, at 10 a. m., SaeAsa Dwelling House containing rooms, with HNsis basement kitchen, cellar, etc., No. 59 Laurel EasN street. fronting Jocelyn Square, city, together with rear house containing rooms The pr perty is in excellent repair and well rented. large part of the purchase remain mortgage. ap20 4t*
 rs sEiSTI CFJ.N&hLEAs
 E1ZG5S1cls CzsSSaES~EIsSS
 On Saturday, April 22d, SsSs AT l2 o'clock noon, on the premises known as -T the corner of sherman avenue and Oak street, two Buildi. Lots described follows: 50x117 on the corner f sherman avenue and Oak street, run niLg through to Winthrop avenue 35xl21 on Oak street. 69 feet east from he opposite of Sher man avenue. Sale positively to the highest bidder. ap20 St HORACE P. HOADLEY.
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A Sure Cures A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection. with syringe combined. All druggists, $1,
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Sit. PauI's Church.

Three Good Chances for Business, 4 h NE manufacturing, two mercantile, Apply to " GEO. F. NEWCOMB,
 ap21 2t* Room 20, Phoenix Building.
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the largest stock and lowest prices, at
 STEVENS & BRooKs', 273 Chapel street.
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Changeable types, daters, &c. A. D. Per kins 13 Center street. ap15-tf
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Silk, Stiff and Opera Hats. at
 STEVENS & BROOKS, 273 Chapel street
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A SITUATION by res Iect&ble girl to do ssoo1' "A work; the best of city reference. Irq1ir- q
 sp3O 2t- oAh s1kEkL-
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c Cowles & Co.,, Children's Carriages.