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Burrard Inlet

an inlet of British Columbia, forming a fine harbor and ish Columbia, forming a fine harbor and Canadian Pacific Railway, on its southern shore.

York, New Haven, and Hartford railern shore. Canadian Pacific Railway, on its southroad. Its chief industry is the manu- Island, in Providence co., on the New road. Its chief industry is the manu- York, New Haven, and Hartford railnear the city, is a favorite summer resort. Pop. (1910) 7,878; (1920) 8,606. sort. Pop. (1910) 7,878; (1920) 8,606. born in New Britain, Conn., Dec. 8, 1811. near the city, is a favorite summer rethor, called the "Learned Blacksmith," BURRITT, ELIHU, an American aureformer and a noted advocate of peace. His books include "Sparks from the Anvil" (1848) "Olive reformer and a noted advocate of peace.

Burritt" (New York, 1879). He died in New Britain, March 7, 1879.

His books include "Sparks from the live Leaves" (1853); artist, born in Hyde Park, Mass., in 1869. He was educated in the public

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