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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Our atmosphere is composed Of air q
mixture Of "a parts by weight of nitro
gen and 81 parts of oxygen) with vari-
able proportions of carbonic acid,
aqueous vapors and ammonia. the latter
in exceedingly small quantities. How
Il came here and whence its origin no
man can venture 70 say. It Is known
that the sun and the planets have at
mospheres. but at present little Is
known concerning the component parts
Of the atmospheres Of those far-on
globes. Tho spectroscope il, however.
beginning to reveal something of their
true character. It is generally conceded
that the moon has no atmosphere, the
theory being that the scoriai and vol
canic lavas absorbed the air and water
of that planet millions of years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

rfvin Booth may soon 90 20 Eng
land FOR social visit with Henry Irv-
ing.
Mrs. jefferson Davis. wife of the
Conlsdefate enIeftan. saw the younger
Salvla act ia New Orleans recently.
John A. stevens has given up acting
for play writing.
ssasrt Robson is dong . phenomenal
business everywhere vItn "sns soops
90 tenouer."
Msnaser salter writes that Ole Ole
son played ~ the capacity every night
ID Brooklyn last week.
BIZ Nye's .scsdi'' has finished q
rua ~ New York and viii shortly
make a toaF Of the big eitles.
Many actors have Ssixed Their names
% many clever stories which appear
in tie current Christmas dramatic
papers.
How the sctors and psopss Of %"
sssgs DO drop swsY ~sth psfssfs. The
.ssest v.rtins = sage y rector uisver
Daed. tie wss sas Of tae nsass cspssl~
stage rssasters IN Aaeftes snd fer
v~aes Travelled With AnaeFscn, Law
fsn. Heryets sna fsiNln Rssosh
~ ). ElsmsnG. Who assssY cent
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Not long ago young lady was spend
ing some weeks at Scotch country
house: and Just before dinner one even
ing two cousins Of the host--cns os
them the great man Of the family ar
rived unexpectedly. Shortly before
dinner was announced the butler sought
the young lady. and said 10 her conf-
denti~liy: Were putin on yesterday .
soup. and. II there shouldna be eneueh,
ron msan decline Decline SOUP
exclaimed the Ys.ang lady. much amused
But ysn know. John. that wouldnt 4
be manners" Ne" said John. ooollvs
shut sheyIi think ye ken nae better.
.-f-hrizslan Mnusaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
TERRIBLE
BACKACHE
CURED.

ss< . srr-sbis ss~ses bsckeehe. far trur
r~ars pffnout nns ift np ~ a. feWftinefs
r8nid rsfd ft~asf hter np. t0nh ntf fiet ~
wagon cf krrrf,nt 81 ths Fs%atsr rsir ffesF ras
Ssr ~ ire wsfon. eus ssst xhtff raIbsf
thar rids. ] heTs nos tFfE ondef tllf trt-ss-
srerf 81 rk :. rIAf TODD. q ". birfsier
trrsrt Grrne kxpiex Nfrt. tso Gays srt
v~sf-rass ! ref< rnjire anf Hitf ri fr1aF
Il wager wiffruf p<is a. aIi--the ffst fifnt
fs< fenr serrs ] ~orae ehserfr y r<rsrlfseuf
fr Ts11 ~ fhcse wke hsys xSt1. .Rs.ns lu
fss~fr bsexs kfEkt isJf -
o<s~A>f y 49, kiBtns Nieh-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

A iafy n Paris wss cut 81 patience
and spirits AZ hearing netAing bet
rrsseh eay sfssr Say. eine ms~nins
she hesrt ss~ Geek svewiox. snd ss.
slssm~a '''rAsek ssssss. there's sosn<
srAs ~ss s-~sAs kSxs~h sLssJ~s
1lt nisA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

ro0nded By . company which embraces
nzang performers nes - the Grand
Kaelsts stage. The Selsous open 10
nsorrow evening. Aatness as usual,
sltA al extra performances ClEisisnAs
AflsEnooa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

We have placed on sale importers line of samples
Of Hosiery aad Underwear comprising ladies' Children
Mems Silk, Cotton. Lse and Cashmere Hosiery: also
Ladies' Silk Jersey Ribbed Cashmere Underwear plain
and fancy effects This entire line
Of this class of goods market and the
prices which these goods represent saving
of at least I3 per cent The variety offers
opportunity select cheap and desirable Christmas riff
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Manager Gsary can cam tbss ~
least portion ct the World belongs "a
BIN for tne dimes hxys poured into
nis box o1liee IA almost "A lnsessant
stream Gnring the past week. THIS is
because BIZ Eliza sas oeeCms the belle
OF TIE toWa. sh@ likes Inc place 80
we'll that she viii remain another
week. aud may. Ia fact, ,ronciude 10
I've here and bay home on College
ayenae. There are go many men no
we're disappointed n not getting =
chance TO 81 Eliza. that Manager
GeaFy wi. oter the usEal s. every
evening during the week. Among the
new arrivals will be Alfred Pilgrim,
the arnilsas wondcr. lie is said to De
bright aud happy fellow, notsitfi-
standing hls misfortune. Leandus aud
son, VITO have passed many years as
hcFmits ia the untrodden recesses or
IN Rocky Mountains. Master Lzmore.
.ho . ) years OF age and weighs BOZ
pounds lie halls from Kent couuty.
Ia the taeater viii appear the FitzgIb-
bon family. fise IN number. wno viii
INTRODUCES socss, dances, duets, trios
and entertaining music on vafi-
lous tnsunMsns. Lew Sunlin, VINO
is &c Gieas OF this city aud has tgav-
eled with Seil's Brothers circus, will
saerlace week Of Ms winter vacation
ana INTRODUCES hls wonderfully inteill-
gent foakeys Peanuts and Pickles" I"
Gennella brothers will do some dare
deyel featS on the lars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Young and Middle Aged

NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
Weakness. resulting. from early m
dsscTstaons ard eAoe<ses OF manhood.
oserEork of the hfaln. laa proper treat
n,ent az come other diseases improper
nee OF instruments IN examinations aud
treatment Of sonae other diseases. here
citsry weakness, etc. esussng losl man
hood. lmpotsncy tArrenness inability
10 collect ideas or Remember wsrd
durlng conversation making the
sufferer lose confidence III every enc,
even hlmsslf, causing continual wary
and ANXIETY about trouble that never
come; sometimes causing tpihpsy,
otiea csusing iusanits, ons form neaf-
meas, Paralysis, Nervousness and Hart
Disease. inability 10 conduct businsss.
etc.
Uhis diseass, with al rs eorpl1oa-
tions. 10 always cured by La. :. Cay
Todd, le n, D.ssion street. room ]. )
nnd 4, Grand Rapids. Mica. C&li
smmec,stely.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

Lew Docxssader WI appear At Pow
efE nsxs Thursday aud Friday even
iuGs. Hisn Christmas iaatsnee, 80 tiis
nezs of as aen excellent minstrel or
xanfsstloH. As taerszu .Arsatthe theater
vel kaoN Mr. Fsockstzdsr = talented.
erizinst and uiest rehnsd n his pst.ul-
i4f asd fascinating stfle Of entertain
memt. tie wSii prasens an entirely new
anf gty act entitse8 s.oaf President. -
Ia the e0maaaF . found George Pow.
efs. ste lsenie.sk and funny ead .man;
ftank tslfaFa, toe veteran stage man
Rxeit Percy aud Msgrew. tae an
etiuaie4 eecentfies "a taeir tarIesaus
nsszinx nzsseh; tns clevpr exooneats sf
{ t'ls seulhs2a negro, ffclntvre aud
Hesfb, and "a Prtife Freddy. ths mar
uskloas hos ~iso sfnss and spesxs half
q aazeo or psore langusxss. The PRO-
4Fsus. scenrsilns % ths advances infor-
RhSh9n. Stsi contain many things At
1sG1sre sad ass 20 the minstrel stage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
smllh.-YanaerilIe.

Munger smith calls the show which
be has provided for MS patrons Christ
mas week \ sensational boom. He will
present sort of salmasundi, = little
ost OF everything IN the variety line.
There will oe Ao-t OF pretty glrls. IN
dances and marches. Then there may
o. a repstiion OF the skirt dance which
Is jas, now 20 popular. and living stat
ues, which aiways provide feast Tor
tie eye. An exceptionally good oho
blll Is assured. M4tinees Wednesday.
Christmas day aud saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

tyeisonfs Werid ef Woaders'f is
Mssseer Burroesss Christmas sttrse-
aon at snis Greater, sod Il is snsds ap
e features. waieh eennot bat interest,"
tne 1hsstrFSpsiroa of every creed sad
fsncv. The Nelson's. m tnssr ssrosstic
turn, IN which taey presns style Of
tasnbHas that u eeth seienNae and
sr<esfai. asvs bsea seen here on sev.
ersI oces<suus. Trey are net cHlv
puss.s-. bat also origusi "a TIE fniiezs
, q Ihs seEas lssy sss saE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

CAtarfh, deafness, rheumatism. ntrf-
Gus debility, impotence and all diseases
resulting from early indiscretsons aud
excesses Of manhood, all diseases OF
the urinary oreains, partial pxralysis,
varcocelie ruptures, tumore, scroiuia.
old sores, droPsy. skln diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease,
shortness of breath, back of head.
small OF back, etc, including all
female complaints and chronic diseases
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough. slight fever AID weak-
ness. shoftness oi breath, palVtaiioa
Of heart, my means ture and quick
consumption.
II yoa are nervous, restless, irrita-
BILE. sleeplesk or wake after borried
dreams. tired mornings, WITH a daa
headache, bsde taste IN the mouth,
something's discharges, and so about
your employment without life, energy
or ambition, desire 10 be Alone,
gloomy forebodings, a disposition g.
worry Snd fret about trouble ahead
thai nsver comes, spells OF feeling
afrslid or uncertain. sometimes low
spir.fe you are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaustion OF nerve power.
which may end IN utter prostfation,
insanity and death.
IL you have a great sense of weakness
and wearlness, with tired limbs, naulb-
ness, trembling, pIlekly sensntaons.
cold feet oDd legs, you are advancing
10 that most serious disease pAralysis.
If your head aches, ieei numb and
tired, with strange sensations. los of
memory, ana you think with difhcnliv
or YOU are sieeplcss at night, with
drowsiness and dullness during the
day, the nerve and BRAIN fatigue may
soon run into insanity OF death.
II you have any Of these feelings 90
not neglect them. of they will end in
paralyas, insanity. prostrssion or
death.
As you value yodr life do not ncr-
lect these warnings. Time ard expe-
rience has shown. ana hundreds n
starting aud marvellous cures have
proved, that tbese diseases are per
iectly aud completely cured by l,k.
:. CLAY TODD. IA n. DivBsson STREET.
rooms 1, 3 and 4. Grand RAPID !, Nse.i.
Under the US 81 Dk. =. CLAY
ToLDS remarkable remedies al
those symptoms yield as 4 by ma,!1e.
and strengths oi nefvcs, vieof ~ bfsn,
vitality of blood and health Of hody
are soon restored.
He remedies are purely vegetsble
and harmless. and can only be Oh
ts md ~ hls Office.
DR. TODD compounds hs pre.cfip-
tone before each patent IN his office.
In. TOIBD'f Office 10 at lG \. Dvsspn
street, roon,s ]. 3 and a, Grand Rapids.
His medicines agree wfth the s,om-
aeh, and you can eat anything yOu
, cboOse.
He 10 in he Office from ? IN the morn
ing until in the evening every day bn'
sundsys.
csfl everybody. a friendly .slk viii
cost you nothing.
Low charges. RAPID cures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
CURTAINS AND RUGS.

Our Curtain and Rug sale continues during
month. The pportunity buy choice styles pracsi-
cally price inducement which everybody
should take advantage Of Visit Carpet Department
and inspect goods and prices
SPRING q COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20


19c PER OZ-THIs WEEK ONLY.
KIRKS TRIPLE EXTRACTS
sHANDON BELLS.
vIOLETs,
RUSSIAN ROSES.
LILAs DE BLANC.
You know the usual price.
ARrAUDs TRIPLE EXTRACTS
VALLEY,
wHnE ROSES,
VIOLET
vToLETs,
APPLE BLOSSOMS
OCEAN
MARIA STUART,
JOCKEY CLUB.
Usual price sec per The above reliable and Of
excellent quality and the prices qoted special this
week only.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

Sacred Heart Church Entertainment.
DIR Grant and Senior Luis De Lima
will appear at City hall this evening in
beautiful musical and descriptive
journey from Ireland to Rome Views
of the cities, towns and antiquities of
Europe will be given. The entertain
ment will conclude with the laughablp
farce, "MiXed Candy" from the pen of
Rev +. j. Murphy. The cast of char
acters is as follows
jeremiah REILLY, Mr. G. Maloney
Felix Finn, Mr. Thos Shea
Hans Felt, Mr. VIM Hughes
Mrs Caecilia Cumiskey, Mrs VIM Bergen
Nellie Fly, Miss Jennie Donovan
"From Sire to Son.
"From Sire to Son. in the hands of
Milton Mobiles and his excellent support,
has proved big attraction at the Alca-
Ear theatre during the week, every seat
having its occupant on the rising up of
the curtain each evening. Mobiles has
always been favorite with San Fran
cisco theatre goers, and "From Sire tc
Son" has proved the most entertaining
melodrama that this playwright and
actor has yet produced. Alta Califor
Man. At the opera house next Monday
evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
AROUND THE BANQUET TABLE.
The Writers of the Daily Press Tender
Banquet to Chris +. Downey

The Writers of the Daily Press Tender
Banquet to Chris F. Downey
When the 8 o'clock train on the
Naugatuck road pulled up at
the station last night tall young man
of noble mien and sunburnt face stepped
out upon the platform. He wore two
by four smile and carried a trunk or
something very like one. 1t was Chris
F. Downey, just in from the backwoods
of Nebraska, and the way IN which he
cut a swath through the crowd upon the
platform, in an effort to reach Bank
street, was a caution. At the souteast
corner of the station he was intercepted
| by committee of newspaper men, who
| took him in charge and bore him in
triumph to the Scovill house.
Here preparations had been made by
the writer's Of the daily press to receive
the guest and the affair proved one of
great enjoyment. Mayor Baldwin
graced the head of the table, at his right
beng c. F. Chaplin. a. R. Kimball, j.
| II. Curley. w. r. MattisOn and James
j. Mccarthy, and on the left C. F.
Downey, NJ. r. MalOney, II. r. Durant,
j. A. Cullen and John Lunny. The
menu was in Landlord Tremaine's very
best style and two hours were spent in
discussing it.
After the cigars had been lighted
! Mayor Baldwin made a chara cteristiC
address of welcome, his illusions to the
marked individuality of the guest being
made in a vein that kept the table i'll /
roar. Mr. DOwneys response was {
happy effort. He told one or two gooc
stories illustrating western journalism
and felt greatly clated over the fact thai
a Pullman conductor and porter who
had tried all in their power to make il
unpleasant for him humbly asked fCl
pardon when they learned he was from
Waterbury. Mr. Downey assured hi
hearers that Waterbury beat the cOun
try in the matter of progressive people
energetic newspaper men and pretty
girls.
kilograms of regret were received
from several of the Hartford brethren
who were unable to be present and a
t1:15 the merry party dispersed. Snow
the florist presented to each ofthe guest
pretty boutOnniere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
IN THE POLITICAL SWIM.
Dissatisfaction in the Republican Camp
Over the Nominations.


Over the Nominations.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
in some quarters over the nominations
made by the republicans and all indica-
tions point to an easy victory for the
democrats on Monday. The resignation
of Daniel Kiefer, who was nominated
for councilman in the first ward was I'M
expected, but there can be no doubt as
to it's meaning. Mr. Kiefer has been
identified with the party for many
years and his friends had hoped to Sc
cure for him the nomination for alder
man. 1t was not to be, however, and
| Albert A. Irion's chances of election
are very favorable. In the third ward
the nomination of Brother Jones has
cast shadow of gloom over the ticket.
His colleagues do not want to make the
run with a colored man, but it would be
poor politics to openly object to Mr.
Jones. 1t is believed that the whole
ticket will be slaughtered. 1t is also said
that friends of the candidates rejected
by the general caucus after having been
reported by the nominating committee
are sharpening their knives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
TIMELY TOPICS,

This is the last week of Conlon Bros
great alteration sale. Everything must
go at some price. Call and select what
you want.
This is bargain day at Reid & Hughes
dry goods store.
The finder of an order book will be re-
warded by returning the same to Roe's
drug store.
Do you want to buy anything in the
furniture line, at low prices and on
reasonable terms? If you do, call at the
Waterbury furniture store.
The annual sale of blankets is on al
Miller & Peck's. Read their list in ano
Their column.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
NAUeATuck AND VICINITY.
Abstract of the SeIectmen's Annual
Report,

Abstract OF the Selectmen's Annual
Report.
NAUGATUCK, Sept,-During the past
year our selectmen have divided $6,156
among the poor, paid 81 ,4S0 for spe-
cial police, 81 40 to build roads, So 800
for bridges, 50, 410 for fire protection,
S14 234 for schools, $6,114, for interest,
So, $40 to town offices. The town treas
urer has been called upon to ante up
So, 370.73 to grand jurors. trustees, town
attorneys and constables, making the
running expenses of the town SCI, 500. 81,
the receipts being over So, 900 less. The
outstanding orders amount to Sl26. 694.-
90, the center district school debt to
S32 600. The actual Indebtedness of
town and district after iron bridges and
hose house are furnished, will be over
S165, 900.
The citizens of Union City think they
are entitled to representation on the
boards of school visitors and fire COM
| miSSiOnerS.
The remains of the late Mrs Adamson
will be buried from St Francis church
on Thursday morning.
If typhoid does not attack some of
our citizens in the vicinity of the big
shoe shop. it will be no fault of the
water running along the highway. 1t
is said to- be even fouler than river
water.
A moderate sized audience attended
Howorth's big show last night.
A minstrel company will play at the
opera house October 10.
Do not forget the democratic caucus
tonight.
One of our boss builders while at
tempting to kick a man yesterday
missed and sat down heavily on the
sidewalk, near the postotfice.
The social to be given by Queen OF
the Forest circle, &. of F., at the opera
house, Friday evening, will he largely
attended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
Another KnIlroad Horror.

ENGLAND, o. Sept 30.-Another add
dltional railroad horror is reported this
morning. Word has reached here that
the sixth section of the Olin family eX-
cursion train en- route to Bennington,
Vt, from western places, has been run
into bya freight train at Kent on the New
York, Penn and Ohio road. Five per
sons have been taken from the mass of
debris dead. Many more are believed to
have been killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
$4,000 Fire in Danbury.

DANBURY, Sept 3O.-The feed and
grain elevator belonging to w. j. Ander-
son & Co on White street, just west of
the New York & New England Railroad
station, was completely destroyed by
fire last night The flames were dis
covered about 10 o'clock and were under
good Roadway before the fire depart
ment reached the scene. The cause of
the fire is unknown. Loss $4,000;
insurance about 1000 This is the larg-
est fire of the year in Danbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
An Unknown Man Found Unconscfou,
and Dying.


and Dying.
About 1 o'clock this morning Officer
Lally and Wilton of Hartford found
man lying in the hallway Of a tenement
house on Morgan street, between Front
and Charles streets, which is occupied
mostly by Italians. No wounds could
be found but blood oOzed from the mans
left ear. The man was first taken to the
police station, and from there to the
hospital. 1t is thought that he will die.
Nothing is known of how the accident
occurred. Probably the man fell or was
pushed down a partially completed stair
way. The mans name is not known.
He is about so years old and is believed
to be a tramp.
A despatch from Troy, N. Y, yester-
day says: L. Hewitt Cooley, son of b.
Cooley, was found dead in bed at
Hoosick Falls this morning. Cooley was
% years of age and resides in Danbury
Death was caused by an overdose of
| laudanum.
A boy named Sullivan fell forty : ct
from a tree yesterday lat Rockville, strik-
ing on some rocks. He was badly cut
and bruised, and it is feared that his
spine is in ured. Another boy fell Also
fl ON the same tree, but was not 50 badly
| hurt
Meehan of Birmingham, was stricken
with apopleXy Monday afternoon, at the
time he was walking across Main street
in Birmingham and wien he fell he in
jured his head severely on the pave
ments, the fall caused hemorrhage OF
the brain. He lies i'll critical cOndi-
ton.
Fred Vail of Stony Hall district, Dan
bury, a tobacco grower, is suffering
from blood poisoning contracted one
day last week by pricking his finger
with tobacco hook. He will lose the
hand and possibly the arm. The liml
has swollen greatly and the doctors are
unable to reduce it.
Mrs Eliza Harris of Windsor, 81 years
old, dropped dead in her door during
the absence of her family, last night
Mrs Harris was an active and we'll pre-
served old lady and her health had beer
good up to the time of her death. She
was born IN Windsor and always re
sided there.
Joseph Parma of Stafford Springs
was struck by train at Springfield this
morning. One leg was cut off.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
"she Couldn't Marry Three"

The manager of the opera house in
forms us he is negotiating with the
manager of "She Couldn't Marry Three"
for one night. He says there is very
small chance of such company having
a date open. No matter, let them know
we are on earth. We may catch them
on their return. You must remember
twas wind that made Chicago. KeeI
blowing your horn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
ENTRANCE FLOOR.

Dress Silks, Velvets and Pushes.
Heavy eros Grain Silk worth ST. sale price, 59c
price, soc
Very fine Cashmere finish Dress Silks worth
81, sale price 125
Very fine Pean de Sole double face silk worth
s., sale price. 10
Rich, heavy Fail Silk, fall shades, worth
S1.s5, sale price, soc
Special offering of Velve4s and Pushes.
Wool Dress Goods.
One lot Sc inch all wool plail worth soc, sale
price, 49c
One lot 36 inch wool Ottoman Cloth worth 35c
sale price, 15c
One lot sc inch Wool Flannels and Ladies'
Cloth worth 4Oc, sale price, 22c
Exceptional values in fall Cheviols, Home
spun, English and French Broadcloths at
from 35c 10 100 per yard.
One lot Flannels end Mohair Plaids worth
zoe, sale price, II lie
Wash Dress Goods.
One lot figured Cashmere Twill worth - 12c
sale plice, Sc
One lot 10 inch Figured Serges worth &c,
sale price, 1oc
Exceptional values in plaid, striped polka
dot, English Flannelettts.
Flannels
White domestic Shaker Flannels worth Sc,
sale price, SC
White all wool Flpnnels worth 23c sale
price, 17c
Special quality White Cashmere WO Elan.
ncls worth 35c, sale pI ice, pc
| Two cases medcate Scarlet TWilled Elan
nels wOrh 45c sale price. ~ lie
BlanlIe
| Thousands of bargains in Blankets from SOC a
pair up to the finest California Fleece.
| Comfort abl"S
| Thirty bales of comfortables we had to receive
will be sacrificed at except nal low prices com
| mcncin% at 45c up
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
NOTICE.

The Mutual Benevolent association
will meet Thursday evening, Oct 1, 1891,
Waterbury Manufacturers'b bank on Bank
street. j. II. MADDEN, Secretary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
LOCAL LINES.

You must eat, therefore for the bes
groceries, vegetables and fruit call a
LADD'S grocery house.
See Curran's adv on third page.
DR. g. w. S. FROST, 1877 Bankstreet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
CONLON BROS.
Great Alteration Sale.

Last week before the final tearing out of the
north wall. Every department is offering ex-
ceptional bargains to reduce the stock as low as
possible. Even our fall importations which we
had to receive according to contract are made
no exception of in the general cut of prices
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30

General BouIanger Commits Suicide.
BRUSSELS, Sept 30.-General Boulan-
ger committed suicide this morning on
the tomb of Madame Bonnemain, his
former mistress, who died recently.