Newington

[ noo-ing-tuhn, nyoo- ]

noun

1. a town in S Connecticut.

Example Sentences

The poor of Newington should have been in excellent case by this time, unless, indeed, their numbers increased with the times.

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As the crowd passed on towards Newington it increased in size.

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The church seen some distance to the left of the road is that of Newington.

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These people were the Stareys of Stoke Newington,—a widow lady, and her two unmarried daughters, beginning now to be old maids.

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On the Stoke Newington estate, belonging to the National, premiums of £30 and even of £40 have been realised.

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