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Ireland.

An Impending RiOt-OranGemen War
 ring to Break uP a League Meeting.
 DUBLIN, Oct. 15.-Intense excitement has been caused blythe action of the Orange Grand lodge of the county of Fermanagh last Satur day evening. The lodge adopted 8 resoIu- tion that arrangements should be made to convey on Tuesday to the town of Rosslsa free of cost all Orangemen from the counties of Fermanagh, Monaghan, Tyrone and Cavan in order to break up the Natioual league meeting to be held there tomorrow. Already thousands of land Ieaguers are on their way from all directions to the place of meeting and to day military and police reinforeements to the number of thousand were sent to Rosslea to assist the local constabulary in preserving order. Should the Orangemen carry out their programme it is not believed that even this large augmentation of the peace preserving force will be sufficient to prevent bleodshed
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

A Murderer at Bay-SurrOunded by a
 Posse He Finally Surrenders Himself.
 RICHMOND, Oct. 15.--At the Madison court house this morning John Hall, proprietor of a hotel and saloon there, had difficulty with Philip Page, colored, and drove him out of the saloon following with his pistol in hand. Hill pointed the weapon at Page as they quarrelled, threatening to shoot. Page cried: ssShoot!" and Hall fired, the ball striking Page in the neck, ranging upward to the base of the brain. He fell dead. never uttering 8 word Hall then ran into the saloon, locked himself in and with two pistols at hand threatened to shoot anyone trying to arrest him. The law officers called together posse, but the man kept them at bay until the house was surrounded and seeing no chance of escape Hall surrendered on condi- ton that he should be protected from mob violence. He was then taken to jail and locked up. The row is said to be political one and apprehension of lynohing tonight is felt
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Personal.

Mir. D. L. Carpenter, firm of Monson & Carpenter, was considerably improved yes terday, on the three previous days having been very i'll.
 Professor Francis A. Wayland will deliver an address in New Britain tomorrow under the auspices of the society for the Prevention of Crime.
 MT. G. W. Warner, who on account of having lost both arms in tke late war re- ceived pension of.$18 8 month from the State, is about to remove to the State of Pennsylvania for his residence.
 Hon James Gallagher returned yesterday from visit to Massachusetts.
 Cards are out for the wedding of MT. J. W. H. Stewart, of Washington, D. O., and Miss Hattie J. Chase of this city. The we'd ding occurs on the 18th.
 MT. Gustavus Sucher, a young man who has many friends in this city, goes to Cali fornia Wednesday to take position as book keeper in large carriage factory. He has excellent prospects for success.
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Do You Love Me as DevOt-
 edIy as Ever ?

These were the words which fell from the rose tinted, pouting and voluptuous lips of Clarentine Elizabeth Lovermore, bride of only three months She was standing by the side of Mardonius Lysander Lovermore, until recently the keystone of the arch in the elec- tric lighting ring. His "options, D t'puts," ''straddles" and corners had gone to the bad, and for three blissful months past his ener- gies had been bent upon honeymoon festivi- ties. Business of all kinds even attendance at the club, had called in vain for his atten- tions. The meshes of cupidian contriVance had embowered him amidst the roseate fragrance of CIarentines charms Say it again, my little wife! That you love me thousand times more than you do your sweet disposing mother. How can you ask such question said she. Do not attest the sin cerity of my devotion in every way possible Am not your slave? Your shadow? Yes, yes, of course, my plum. Now what new order does it please my birdie to promulgate? Only speak and thy servant obeys! Yes, dear, said Clarentine feel that you love me now just as tenderly as you did upon our marriage morn, when the birds were cooing in the conservatoryand the zephyrs were flaming our cheeks with their constant lullabys. All nature, indeed, seemed to be inoculated with love, just as we all wore with that hor- rid smallpox virus last winter, but it is so sweet to hear it again and again. refer to the tale of your love and not the vaccination snap. I can never tire, dearest, interjected Mardonius Cntoxicated this time with love) in telling you my daily increasing adoration. But what new ice cream dodge is my birdie trying to work of now? How can your hubby please you best to day? By going to OAK HALL at once screamed CIarentine, and buy one of those NATTY OVERCOATS they are selling so many of at FIFTEEN DOLLARS. To, begoneI before they are gone. Sweet love, said he, give me my purse and I'll fly to
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Germany.

The Cause of ChOlera-A RemarknbIs
 Discovery.
 BERLIN, Oct 15.-Ooctor Koch, of the German commission which went to Egypt to investigate the cholera epidemic which re gently prevailed there. reports that he has discovered that cholera is due to a living thread-like microscopic organism resembling that seen in cases of phthfsis.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Races To-Day.

The trotting which the New Haven Driv- ing association has arranged for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday is the best with which New Haven has been favored for g long time. The entries are large, the horses fast and evenly matched. A number of the horses arrived yesterday and many who are interested in horse racing have come on for the races from all over the State. The races begin at 1:30 D. m This afternoon the classes are the 2:45 and 2;32. Jane, India Rubber Jacque, Ansonis, Davy Crockett, Bella. Baby, Stranger. Borax, Black Bess and James P. are in the 2:45 class. In the 2:32 class are Louise, Dick Leomer, Fancy Breeze, Nellie Mambrino, Fenner and M. Y. D CoIt
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WANTED A SITUATION ta do general housswork or as lRun- A dress in peivate family; references if re- quired; call for two days at
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These goods are selling at g rate that has greatly surprised us, although we calculated on 8 rapid sale. The ladies of New Haven have taken right hold of them, and well they may, seeing that in addition to the very handsome look of the silks they have tht makers positive guarantee that the goodt will not break, crack nor slip. There is also some satisfaction in encouraging home in dCstry J, N ADAM & Go.
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PENNsYLVANIA.

The Episcopal Convent1On-A Change in
 a Formula Of Prayer.
 PHnADELPHIA, Oct. I5.-A message from the house of bishops this morning said that they had adopted a resolution providing for the retirement of bishop by reason of ad- vanced age or bodily inirmities. It was re
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ROR GAT.N


 zsesA THE house and lot corner Whitney avenue Eaia and Rock Iane house is very pleasantly To- sIIk cated containing nine rooms, furnace and gas lot 100 feet front 29 feet deep and well stocked with fruit; horse pass the door. This is of the best places in the city for wishing pleasant home at moderate price. Terms easy.
 MERWIH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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WAN ILIEe G 1TUATION by respectable woman to do general kJ housework in 8 small family. Can be seen fer three days at ocI5 3t+ 564 CONGREsS AyFNTE
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interest for the use of money. Now lot us go forward and abolish and restrain one by one all the other contriyances such as watering stocks, bogus mortgages on railroads and fic. titious valuations of the property of incorpo- rated companies by which money without proper and just equivalent for it is taken from one and given to the other"
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INFINITELY
 A SITUATION by a respectable girl aged IS ytars AA- to do second work, general houseEork or d waitress in private family; good reference h. oc1R 2ts L IAFA rc1rr,r curr,r m.
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ferred to the committee on cRnons. The
 committee on prayer. book reported that they
 were not prepared to recommend any form
 of prayer for Sunday schools. They asked
 to be discharged; granted. The Rev. Dr.
 Stringfellow, of Alabama, from the joint
 committee on the papers from the Suwane
 conference relative to the work among the
 coiored people, submitted resolution which
 was referred to the committee on canons, providing for the establishment of mission
 sry organizations in any diocese. Mir. Will liam Cornwall. of Kentucky, offered e reso- lution requesting the committee of the whole on the prayer book to substitute the revised prayer for the President of the United States adopted in 1879 for the one reported by the joint committee. At the request of Judge SheHey the resolution was withdrawn ia or- der to present it to the committee on the whole. MT. Withers, of Virginia, from the committee on rules, reported, recommending that the sessions of the house of deputies commence at a. n. with morning prayer, taken. Adopted. The same commit opening the morning services with the holy communion. Adopted. The Rev. Dr. Albercromie, of California, offered a resolu- tlon which was referred to the committee on the whole on the prayer book, providing that in the prayer for all conditions of men the words ''Thy Holy Church UniversaI' be changed to the words 'tFor the good estate of the Catholic Church" the latter words be. ing those used in the English Church.
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 FOR RENTs sxzA TWO furnished rooms with boa-d one front sta room with aIcoge, hot and cold water. Apply ct MiE oc16 If 1GS11 WOOSTER STREET,
 FOR RENT, kEsA 4 desirable tsnement, 103 Martin street Ess,ss possession given on November 1st. Apply to N THOS. B. TROWBRIDGE, JR., ocI6 eodtf 79 Long Wharf Baptist Missionary Society. FEyHE twelfth annual meeting of the Woman's Bap. A tist Foreign Missionary society of Connecticut will be held in the lecture room of the Calvary Bap tist church, Wednesday, October 17th, at 10 B. m. Mrs Clark of Assam, will addrezs the ladies. oc16 2t MRS. s. M WHITING, State Secretary.
 IPECK x BROWN, AUcTIoEEERs.l
 aUCTiONssahiES
 Eszs5E33 ~@S < E N WEDNESDAY,, October 17th at 10 na., at the S J house 6I Remington street. Brussels and 1n- grain CarpstE, Handsome Parlor Suite, Bedroom Suites Extension Table, Stoves, Crockery, etc, etc. Sale without reserve, parties are leaving town. oc16 2t
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HoWARD-In Ohio, October 18th, Florence Parne- lee, only child of Oscar A. and Jennie M. HoWard' aged 10 months.
 Funeral from the residence of William Parmelee, 19s and friends are invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the family. WEIR-Iu this city, October 18th, Adeline Annie, widow Of Samuel Weir, and daughter of the late Levi Candee of Oxford Conn. Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock from her lats residence, No. 722 State street. Burial private.
 P0RTER-In this city, 14th inst, Rose Anne Hardy, widow of the late David 0. Porter, of New York city. her late residence Internent at Catskill, N. Y.
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WANTED, SITUATION by competent cook in private 4 family; ia willing to wash and iron: good ref eEence. Inquire at 21S WILLOW STREET, ocI0 lt corner of Orange,
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PTTTsBURG, Oct. 15.-While John Bley and James Maloney, two sWitchmen, were re- pairing some damage to freight car attach ed to 8 train standing at Derry station on the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday. the engi- neer, not being aware of their presence un- der the car, started the train. Bley was crushed and mangled beyond recognition, and died instantly. Maloney was crushed against the tender of the engine, and his scalp was torn from his head, and an arm and leg were broken. The train was quickly stopped and Maloney was carried to the engine and laid upon the Hoor The trainmen then started for Bley's body and were carrying it toward the engine, when Maloney, crazed with pain, suddenly jumped up and threw the throttle wide open. The engine started with fearful rspidity down the grade. When La trobe was reached. six miles from the scene of the accident, Maloney closed the valve and fell unconscious to the floor of the cab. He was picked up and taken to the hospital where he is at present with very slight hope of recovery,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Republican Town Convention. The Republican delegates from the several wards 1T the town of New Haven will meet in Room No. 15 iI the Insurance building, S70 Chapel street, at o'clock Thursday evening, October 18th, for the purpose o nominating delegates to the New Haven County Con vention for the nomination of sheriff.
 LUCIUs F. DENYING,
 Chairman of the Republican Town Committee
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WANTED 4 SITUATION by competent person as cook in A- private family; good references given. Call oc16 It. 230 WALLACE STREET.
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Excellent styles in dress cambrics can be bought of us for 63c. These are the boast ed &c., goods which some say are equal to our 1Oc. styles. J. N. ADAM & Co.
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WANTED. ID OARD-By lady and gentleman, with two pleas- Ib ant rooms. Private family preferred. Address ocl5 2ta F. s. Drawer 26 P O.
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70 %&a handsomely furnished second-story front sSsi3 room and bedroom within five minutes' walk E5.IE of the college, to gentleman gentleman and wife; they especially desirable and conven. lent for college professor; meals be had within three or four doors. Address
 se5 If O. 0. G., this ofice
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Capture of a wild Man.

READING, Oct. 15.-A party of farmers captured to-day in Windsor township mid dle-aged man entirely naked and insane. From his talk he is supposed to be Phila- delphiRn. He was a passenger on the fate train from Philadelphia Saturday night. He suddenly became wild, kicked everybody who attempted to interfere right and left and jumped from the train while it was going at the rate of thirty miles an hour. He was re- moved to the county hospital. He was well dressed on the train. He was nearly frozen to death when captured, ss he was standing in pond of water up to his hips
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TouotaI s,ro,,rIators,

Blankets can be bought of J. N. Adam & Go. to great advantage at present, and the op- portunity should not be allowed to pass, as the goods cannot be made to sell at such prices. oc15 2t.
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 A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do second "A work or general housework in a small private family; best of city references Inquire at eoI6 It. 136 LAFAYETTE STREET,
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 SITUATION by respectable girl meat cook "A or meat and pastry cook in a hotel private family willing and oblgipg and not afraid of work city or country good reference. Inquire n the a 77 GRAND STREET, Ool6 ltt of Xallana
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FOR MALES AND FEMALES. ELF Of different nationalitieR can be supplied N to private families, boarding houses, hotels snd restaurants. The proprietor of this establish snt pays great attention in the choice of girls and women before sending them to i'll situations. CAlla from the country at any distance, promptly as. tsnded to. Invalid and wet nurses At short notice, Male hclp for sll kinds Of work.
 MRS. T. MUL IGAN, n2BH 1sAk St. John street. near Artisan.
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BarxaIuainG Gloves
Dress Canbrics,

OHI AEaB HI "HOVV".
 Eight button length Monsquetaire kid gloves in desirable colcrs for $1, usual $1 50 quality. J. N. ADAM $ Go.
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Republican County Convention

The Republicans of the several towns in New Ha- ven county requested to esnd the usual number of delegates to the County convention to be held at Insurance building, room 15, in New Haven, Sat urday. October % 1883, at Il o'clock m, to nomi nate Sheriff for New Haven county; to appoint a county committee and to transact any other proper business.
 z ztR1aNBHR E 15NHaHR0FF9a0THEE FS0TE, ossm3sI.e gsH9sy
 A. B, DUNHAM, OOAAAA''oo
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by S respectable girl to do cham LA berwork or hrst-class waiting; over two years' good recommendation in private family. Inquire at oclo 1tN 109 PORTSEA STREET,
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NOtfces

The Republican Senatorial convention for the nom ination of Q candidate for Senator for the Seventh District will be held at TylerIs Hall, New Haven, Thursday the 25th day of October 1883, at o'clock D. m. Per order,~
 GEORGE R. KELSEY,
 Chairman Senatorial Committee. New Haven, Conn, October 10, 1885,
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Seal RIUshes.
SRecnrapna Silks.

From $6 to SIS yard. Variety of styles.
 J. N. ADAM & Go.
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BIRTHS

LYMAN-In West Haven, October 18th, daughter. Georgians, to Captain o. E. and Nellie Lyman, and granddaughter to George E. Todd, Esq. Weight pounds. Waterbury papers please copy.
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WANTyRTN

WANTED A SntauATIoN by 8 capable girl to do general reference and be seen for two days at
 Oc1o zt- 1S7 PIITNAAf STREET
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Entertainments.
New Haven Driving ASSO'n
 HAMILTON PARK, October I6, 1S, IS, 1883.
TUESDAY. First Day-2:45 clsss-Purse S200.

TUESDAY.
 First Day-2:45 class-Purse S2O0 l. Hubbard, Springfield, Mass, Jane. 2, G Auerton, Naugatuck, Conn, br India g. James Lewis stratford, Conn, br Ansonia. 4. J BlakesIee, New Haven. Conn, David Crockett.
 5. Messenger Belzer, southineton, Conn, br m c. William siebert. New Haven, Conn, oh m Belle. 2. H L Gilbert, sherbrook, Que, m Baby. g. Jarvis Joslyn, New Haven, Ccnn, blk Stran- 3. F Brothers, New Haven. Conn, oh Borax. 10. Frank Stevenson, ,jr, Merden, blk Black BoRs. Il. II LenRhan, New Haven, Conn, ch James P. ssmesday-2:32 Glass, purse $450. l. M Myers, North Adams, Mass blk m Louis. 2F v Reynolds, Hartford, Conn.,, Dick B. L Carter Stamford, Conn.,, oh ''same." 5 Andy Wilkinson, New York city m ssBreeze G. James Coughlin. Wallingford, Conn, b m ''Nel- 7J Goldsmith, Washingtonville N Y, cA g 8 Charles Kenyon, Stafford Springs, Conn.,, b m 3 Charles Kenyon, Stafford Springs. Conn.,, ch m E'M Colt"
 WEDNESDAY. Second day-2:5O class Purse S2O0. 2 John Tyler, Bridgeport, Conn, Samuel c. 2 John Hard stratford, Conn, g Professor Med ium.
 g. John Gregory, White Plains, Y, Sur prise. D. BurnhAm, New Haven, Conn, blk g Vermont Black Hawk.
 6 d l. G1l0efts SnecDrOOE Ques LII DaUy. T. Jarvis Joslyn, New Haven, Conn, blk Stranger -8 B. John vischer, New Haven, Conn, blk Jim. g. Peter Wood, New York city, blk Major.
 Same day-2:36 Glass. l. Ed Towne. Bennington, Vt, g Railrosd Boy. B. Frank Smith. Brooklyn, Y, Frank K. 4 George Wright, Brooklyn, Y, ch Brilliant. 5. Charles D1ckerman, New York city, D n Jessie O. G. B Norton Waterbury, Conn, b n Essex Maid. T. John Essex, Bennington, Vt blk m Cora B. 8. Charles Kenyon, Stafford Springs, Conn., m Green Girl.
 g. Charles Kenyon, Stafford Springs. Conn, oh m Nj Colt.
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A sLEUAT1oN by respectable girl As cooS or reference. Call Rt ' ~ S SAsS oo16 It. oos npA,r, urprr,r
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

BIGELoW-LEWIs-I In this city, October 10th, by Rev John E Todd at the Church of the Redeemer, Frank [. Bigelow and Annie L., daughter of the late Robert H. Lewis.
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Third day-2:4o olass-Purse s25o.

l. Hubbard, Springfield, Mass, Jane. 2. McGrath Brothers, Waterbury, Conn, b m Belle of Waterbury.
 8. 0 G Anerton. Naugatuck, Conn, br g India Rub ber Jacque." Boy.n
 5 James Lewis, Stratford. Conn, bz 'Iso- Iene."
 6 Edward Towne Bennington, Vt, Railroad Boy.
 '. Ingraham, Wallingferd, Conn, blk m Topsy. B. D c Waterhouse, New Haven, Conn, blk g Jack. g. Charles Dickerman, New York city, m Jessis O.
 10. Oliver Camp, Waterbury, Conn, oh Ned ". Il. Brothers, New Haven, Conn, oh Borax. 12. Frank Stevenson, jr, Meriden, Conn, blk m Black Bess.
 IS. Peter Wood, New York city, blk Major.
 Same day-Free to all class, purse $500 1. W Reynolds. Hartford, b Jimmy Stewart. 2. Fl Goldsmith, WashingtonYille, N Y, Driver 3. Charles Doble, Apalaehin, ', m Tronbie- some.
 f. M Myers, North Adams, Mass, blk m Louise. oHacsrs-D, O. Waterhouse, President; H. b. Brad ley Secretary; H. O. Seabrook, Treasurer. oc16 At
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iA SITUATION by a competept girl to so OOrs-al A housework in private family Ia capable of taking entire charge the best of rsference, In. oc16 It. TIT FRANRr IN rrprcp
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NOTICE.


 aE registrars of the respective voting districts of ,TII the Town of New Haven will be in session oa THURSDAY, the 18th day of October, 1883, from o'clock a. m till o'clock p. m., for the purpoge of perfecting the list of ELECTORS and also the list of those TO BE MADE. The place Of meeting in the several wards is as follows: First Ward-R. M. Rockers Real Estate Onice, No. "A Church street. street. Third Ward-ohcs of William F. French, corner Congress avenue and George street. Fourth Ward-Barber Shop, No. 276 West Water street. street.
 Sixth Ward.William H. Coondgs's Store. corner Seventh Ward-At s.shiner & Sons Carriage Shop No. 203 Grand street.
 Eighth Ward-william Geary's Store, corner State and Clark streets.
 Ninth Ward-J. T. Benhau's Feed Store, No. 2s Broadway.
 Tenth Ward-Engine House, corner Park and Elm streets.
 Eleventh ward-Eo. s1 Ferry street. corner of Pier pont street.
 Twelfth WaEd-No. ST Clay street. Thirteenth Ward-0fAce of the Diamond Match Co.,, Westville. Grand street.
 Fifteenth ward-Jonathan N. Rowe's store. Water side.
 oo,am T1FI1AM V HRRRIFI eIKEEFE' Town Registrars.
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WANTEn

WANTED.
 A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general 6s oose"ork In private family good reference. oc16 It+ Q cyrrv1, s,~n,, .,r,
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FOR SALE.

&4s4 Beautifully situated on the cast bank of the EAiiH Housatonic river at the end of Washington EIla Bridge, Milford, large three story, mansard roof house. about five of lan6 with ,000 feet water front, fine orchard, bsrns etc. Suitable for country residence read house. Only half mile from the railroad bridge, where all trains stop, thereby affording the best communication with ali points on the New York and New Haven and Nauga- tuck roads. Will be sold at a reasonable price to close estate. For further information apply to
 DAVID E1. CLARKE.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by young man as coachrsn enc 0 who thoroughly understands the of horses and is careful driver 1B willing to make himself generally uzefuI. Inquire at
 oc16 Sts Sf3 STATE STREET
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Local Weatner Record. FOR OCTOBER 15. 1888.

Mean bar, 90 BOA: mean temp. 44.9; mean humid Max. temp, 5e. min. temp, ST: total rainfall. = inches.
 Max. velocity of wind. Is miles.
 FOR OCTOBER 1S. 1882 Mean bar., SCOTT; mean temp, 5s; mean humid Max temp, 70; min. temp. SO.
 LII SHERMAN, sergt g. o. D. 8. 4. Storm signals have reference only to approAchins high winds Approaching high northwesterly winds are indicated by Fed and white flags combined
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The New Commissioner of Patents.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Mr Butterworth to o-day telegraphed Secretary Teller accepting the oommissionership of patents, vice Marble resigned.
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NOR RRNT,

,kSA FIVE ROOMS No. 27S Grand street, first EEiH floor, gas, cold and warm water, bath and wa- #.V ter closet, furnace and other modern improve ments; also rooms 9s Olive street; rooms No. 24 Spring street, first floor; half houge 4S Ashmun street, with barn for two horses; rooms Lewis street, Fair Haven. Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER, se26 Bank