ACADEMIC
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ANOTHER term of Harwinton Central Academy, will commence on Monday the 24th of March. The institution will continue under the of Mr. Brns- made, who is believed to possess superior qualica- tons as an instructor, and whose past services have secured the high esteem and entire confidence of his employers. The literary advan ages furnished by this Ac ldemy, well the low prIces of board and tul- ton, are among the inducements it offers to young Ladies aad Gentlemen desrous of good education.

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 HarWinton, March 5, 1928. S9