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The Press., 1894-04-19
ROCKVILLE.

| Word has been received at Rockville the Easter English championship in the 100-yards dash. Farrel won the Sheffield handicap 8 month ago, being the only American to twice win the event. Prep arations are being made to give him 8 public reception when he returns about May 1. His trainer writes that cash prizes and wagers to the amount of $15,- 900 have been won by Farrell during his present three months trip to England. Farrell was beaten by foot in the 100- yards dash for the professional cham pionship of the world at Chicago last July.
 | Mrs. Alphonso Decell and daughter, the important witnesses in the Decell in- cest case, which was to have been tried at this term of the superior court, arrived home on an evening train Saturday. The case was called for trial last week, but as the state was unable to produce these the June term of court. Mrs. Decell said she understood that the case was to be tried this week, and that she had not been out of the state, but had been visiting friends in Newington. The state will probably not be able to try this case, now, at this term of court. Decell is in jail under $5,000 bonds. Subpenas have been served on mother and daughter, and they will leave the city now at the peril of being arrested for contempt of court. l Delegates from many of the temper ance and religious organizations of Rock vile met in the Sons of Temperance hall, on Friday evening, and organized local I"Civic Federation" The constitution was adopted, and it was voted that each organization be represented at the next meeting, April 27th, by only one delegate, when the organization will be completed by the election of officers. This new or ganization is the one planned by Rev. J.. H. James, secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union, and is designed to unite all of the temperance and religious organizations in each town for combined work against the liquor traffic. WALES.
 (Correspondence.)
 Albert Rice and family have moved from Pine Hill to Springfield, where they have bought out 8 restaurant.
 -Wm. A. Royce, of Holland, spent last Sabbath at his fathers.
 Charlie Baldwin and family have re- moved from Warren to Wales MT. B. is now employed at the Berkley mill.
 Tt is expected that s. P. Smith will take possession of the meat market this Eweek.
 A. B. Converse has removed from the village into the house with Mrs. Aims Ewo1th on Pine Hill.
The Press., 1894-04-19

James Lasbury and lady called on friends one day this week.
 Fred M. Pease, from East Windsor Hill, is visiting his uncles.
 ssLol the winter is past, the rain is over and gone. The flowers appear on the earth, the time of the singing of birds is come, and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land"
The Press., 1894-04-19

Mayor Brafnard gives the people of Hartford an intelligent, b9silRess=like ke mes sage, beginning giInlnFinrg with & paragraph which will receive the cammendation of all good eitiaensl "He who best serves the inter- est of the entire city, regardless of party will best represent and honor tho party which has honored him.
The Press., 1894-04-19

Attention is called to the advertisement of the New London Business College, New London, Conn, and, as will be seen, this institution invites the patronage 'oo1 cSlleBt opBortanity during the summer months to acquire a knowledge of book keeping, shorthand, typewriting, tele. graphy, and penmanship. The school is good one, and equips for the practical duties of life. Catalogue sent to any one on application to R. A. Brubeck, Principal
The Press., 1894-04-19
New Ribbons.

More kinds here than you expect to see anywhere else. Nothing but the right sorts Moire Ribbons, all widths and colors. Moderate prices, notwith- standing their scarcity.
 Main store, front.
The Press., 1894-04-19

Seal poachers in Behring Sea may as well abandon their voyages. The bill in the British parliament having been amend ed to agree with the recent act of con- gress, poachers will have little chance of avoiding arrest and punishment. The English warships will join with the Amer tO August
The Press., 1894-04-19
MONSON,

At the meeting of the school commit tees of Monson and Brimfield on Monday afternoon, Miss Clara A. Wood was re- elected superintendent for the ensuing year by unanimous vote.
The Press., 1894-04-19
.MANsFIELD.
fCorrespondence.)


 Miss Edith Carpenter, of Woodstock Valley, who had to leave the college last winter because of illness, returned this week.
 President Rooms and Prof. Wood bury attended the trustee meeting in Hartford, Tuesday.
 Rev. MT. Brewer, a student of Hart ford Theological Seminary, supplied the pulpit Sunday.
 A special grange meeting was called for this week Wednesday night, that the first and second degrees might be con- ferred.
 Prof. Peebles will deliver lecture in the chapel Friday night. His subject is "Utah." The lecture will be illus trated by stereoptican views.
 Seth Buell. and Wm. Stocking spent Sunday at the Amherst agricultural col lege.
 Some of the buildings have recently received new coats of paint.
The Press., 1894-04-19
MarriAd.

Willimantio, 10th, by Rev. O.W. Scott, Walter B. Jacobs of Windham and Jessie B. Taylor of Mansfield; 11th, by Rev. J. B. Lemon, George T. Crane of Atwood vile and Susie H. Spellman of NVilliman-
The Press., 1894-04-19

EOR SALE OR RENT-My residence
 1s on Edgewood. Very desirably located on
 elevated ground: rooms M s ghTge and pleasant, con, tainings all modern co1Yenlencies; furnished or suitable for private residence, sum- mer resort, sanftarfum, gold cure, physical cul- tAre, ete. If MRS. o. J. HOLMES.
The Press., 1894-04-19
Born.

Addison, 18th, son to w. A. Parrish, formerly of Stafford.
 Staffordville, March 96th, daughter to Willard F. Harrington.
The Press., 1894-04-19

PRiedf PRiedf Ellington, 9th, Amelia Miller, 39. Mansfield, 17th, Cynthia Storrs, 78, wid- ow of the late Dwight Storrs.
The Press., 1894-04-19
ASHFORD. Westford Correspondence.

Westford Correspondence.
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher closes his pas torate here the 27th, having been appoint ed superintendent of the Conn. school for boys at Middletown.
 MT. Bruce and daughters of the Sal- Yation Army have gone to labor at War renville this week.
 Frank Howes and family move, this week to Mrs. Ills fathers, $. s. Stowells. -S. D. Curtiss Is repairing the old Rosebrook house, and his son Samuel is to occupy it when ready.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Chandler were at William Taylor's Sunday.
The Press., 1894-04-19
COVENTRY.


 A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Man. ager Of Coventry Local Register.
 Schools in the village are in session.
 HI. F. Parker, juror, is attending court.
 Buyers of old furniture and tramp peddlers abound.
 Mrs. Charlotte Hodgson, who has been quite i'll, is better. Grange meets Monday evening. Many patrons are assigned parts, and an inter esting meeting is anticipated. Fertilizer dealers are numerous. E. F. Hutchinson is the latest It is well-known fact that boy with an inexpensive outfit will catch more trout than the man who has elaborate tackle.
 -Messrs Dimock and Whitney visited town recently.
 Farming has commenced in earnest. Fruit trees show swelling blossom buds. Sixteen scholars attend school in Dist 3.
 The mission circle met in the Con- gregational vestry yesterday. -'tNo mention should be made o1 storms by local correspondents" yet when a school teacher is obliged to wait for snow-drift twenty feet in width to be shoveled out so that team may pro- ceed, and then be obliged to wade through the hastily broken path on account oi danger of upsetting, northeast wind blowing furiously at the time, and the date April 12, we think the item worthy of mention.
 -Sweetman Bros. are dealing in first quality meats, and extending their routes in directions where their regular coming Is appreciated.
 North Coventry. (Correspondence.) The handsome pair of North Ameri can eagles, lately captured upon the lawns of Isaac Turner, were shipped from Dedham, Mass, last week. They pre-. sent fine appearance fresh from the skillful manipulations of popular tax idermist. The birds are on exhibition al J Call and see them. Miss Edith Turner entertained few of her classmates of the Rockville high school at her home last week. A general who one day lost battle turned to comrade with the remark There's time enough yet before sundown to win 8 victory" B. ---Willimatic Chronicle: South Coven. | try is astir over another sensation which involves a married man of forty and 8 woman of thirty five, both old enough tc know better. Charles H. Watrous has been engineer in Mrs. Sarah A. Bottum's silk mill ,and on Monday morning when the machinery of the mill remained quiet il was easy enough to discover that the mar at the levers and valves was missing Further search revealed the fact that Miss Annie Dumont, thirty five and still comedy had disappeared. She has been favoritt | with WafrOla and if wac Oot difffcu1t t(
The Press., 1894-04-19


 The aftaFneen meetings at 0rcuttville are very beneficial. Last Sabbath Rev, Mcleod conducted the services, which were largely attended.
 School in Dist. No. 12 was closed Thursday and Friday.
 It was pleasant to meet Miss Mary Smith with her brother at church Sunday The sociable last Friday had goot attendance, and was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Andrews and sons are in Staf fordville with Mrs. As. parents for fev days.
 Miss Lottie Fairfield gracefully en tertained number of young friends Fri day evening. The hours glided pleasant ly by with music and merriment. 70, P. Broadway and wife were in Mon son Saturday to visit his mother. It Is expected that the town team will commence work on the roads next week Mrs. James Russell is home for a fey days. ts
 He knows not his own strength wht hath not met necessity.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-27
9Hs SI0 @merifa.

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Bu6n" iinO sinseiteQt wOrOeu, biz bic
SerbanOluugen nit einem amertfaniI9:n
SDnOitat 5u @ube geiGbrt iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-27
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9erlelner gefeiert, Genn ie 3uuOr.
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geIeui6aft.n psttciIertcn inter eiuuns
Der in Dem 8eitrebeu, BEN OHrftigen ciz
men frobltden 6elttuS ;u bereiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-27
Gin 9apitcl ilbcr @inwanoerumg,
gBte Hie 9feugetOmmsNeu nuf elmer Gua'
rantGues Citation bebaucelt m.roen.

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Der 9crlpGIter Der StatiOn oiseS uls
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nirt iiber oisie piebiite 8ebanOiuug Iegz
ten $50 Der 0etiuirteu cine Betition an
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pfan9 gu nebmcn- SdlleBli4 IieB elmer
oer S:ute, aus OtitleiO getrieben, 1Hr Die
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gum 2Sertbe uOn $27 onfaufen, bod
wurSe 6isie8 nit Der Grfl6rung confisz
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matter be3o9en wsroeu. Der on Der
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lafen, Dem idauerlI9en .3uitunb. Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-27
@ermiidlte telsOrapbiiae srpriden

- 9n SpringfielS, 5u8., warO an
@eibnadt6tuse 9Obu Dtaiams, mel
der im 8egrifi itauo, isjne 6ruu ;u crz
mOrben, BON ieincm Gdwa9sr GbOmae
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in @bica9o iufOl9c 2lultreihenS zines
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brannte uoh.
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Die unteren Stodmerfe brcnnsnoer @ez
bdube unter 8oNer ju ie9en, wabrenb
perulttellt oe5 SdIaude5 Die obcren
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- Gntipruu9en lit aus Dem @siangs
Mile 5u @Oo0warO, GfIa5Oma. Der be-
riidtiqte 9ti2eraoo Sliuer 9ewsl, mel
der in wenigen 1agen seban9t wer6cn
ioGte, neil er Den Gboma8 6tnOlO unO
Sen Sobn befelben i'm @herofee>Strip
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micocr ein;uiangen, iinO ialedt, neil
i6m BON eincn frIbercr 6reunOen in
Snbianer GerritOrium icOer mO9lide
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Rur $4,000.
SSieOer etu biebiiber 8anf.Glerf. - StnbI
80 Sabre lang.

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Der Combs, no cr pOn 9li9ter 9ipan
bi5 gu cinem mOrgen ituttsuiiuOsnOen
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tuuroe.
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bem YOliSci5auptquurtisr, woisIbit 5n<
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nubm. @r crflGrte. oaB sr balS, uat@
bem er leine Stsliun9 uugetretsn, anssz
fau9en babe, gu itsblen unb Dies bis
sur lebten 3eit fOrt9siest babe. Bdbs
ren6 Der gan5cn 3elt mar @lart als
&ransiers@lerf Ger Sunt tbGti9. Sus
erlt bs9nnn tt fleinere Summen 3u nebz
men, bod purocn bic Setra9e immer
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er Oa8 @el0 erlun9tc, barber ma6tc er
feline gIu9abeu, ebcnio mti9crtc ct iit),
81 Iagcn, mic ct es m6glt6 mudte,
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madt ii6cr Die Ingele9enbsit fol9enSc
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ponzGIert Gowarb Garter Ole Summe
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Oieuite Der Sanf uno ting oils SOtenz
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gelan9te.
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bene Sbligationen ent9e9en 3u nsbmen
un0 ben 8ttrug 6erlelben au85u3ablsn.
2tls man beute einen @ontO Abi9luB
pornabm, fanO man elm Wtanco BON
$4,000, uno Garter erIlarte, er babe
bieien Setrus irrthiimlid iiir Sbllsas
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0as @eIb anOcrucjtig peri4leu0erte, lit
uns ni6t b,fannt. Der SsrIuit iit NC
tGrli4 fir Die 8unf, Welde eIuen llebers
iauB BON 81 0tlliOneu Dollars beiiet,
fein beOcutenoer, aber ocnnOd) lit Der
Soriau Iebr 3u beOaucrn, Oa Garter baS
Sertruuen guer senOB uuo cine 6rau
unO 3luei &lnber bat.
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bic 2ln9aDen @artsr'8. Glne seuuue llnz
terIuduns Der Bider wlro eS ieitltelleE,
Oh er ii9 uiat nod oer9rSBert.
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Srei Sabre ncnu Mnnate 3uGtz
haus.

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sefreitte Sade ar.
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brei Sabre uuo ueun 0tOnate .3vdtz
baus perurtbeIlt uu0 uuBcrcem cine
@elObuBe BON $1,000 Su ;ablen.
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@ie Sngrnicur 8ergeninn ,,ge'
prcBt" purDr.
@r oerIargt gutdJdOtguug iiir Die Ser
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nieur, bat 9ssen BEN Sdifismatler
SObannes Sanlte6t BON gtetusg)Ort, ioz
mie ben bugitii9eu 9tOmirul Cooper cine
S9abencrIaeflage unbGn99 gemadt.
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1889 ensusirt pOrbsn 81 lein, I'M an
gcrb zines i'm Safen bon Bort auz
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piers in Steaun9 gu tretsn. @r reiIte
am SOrO bes 0ompfsrS r@tgOe" mad
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pier ieoo9 i'm Safen augelan9t, ul8 cine
2(btbeiIuns haDtii9sr Gruppen am
8orO sri4icn uno lbn nsblt Inberen
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zines 8ries8idtffss Der Tepu6lit 9upti
Oienft su tbun. Der @apltGn uno Sie
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fi1 0crlteft, als Die bu9tiIden SOlouten
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geuahrt, Obgleia smei ameritaniIde
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Der &luscidrIft 9Ibt 8.rgeniOn gu, baB
er fir jeine 0ienite in Der bnDtii6en
S5lOtte elm @ebuIt BON $500 pro MOnat
erbalteu habe.
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