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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
NAucATuck AND VICINITY.

DOings of Day In the Valley BeAow
This City.
NAUGATUCK. June 6.-Mrs DIR Meers
and sister arrived here from the west
yesterday.
1t is reported that James E. Sweeney
has sold the DIR Meers block near the
Shoe Co works.
The committee of the town board of
health have submitted their plans for
the house for contagious diseases to the
architect, to see if it can be built within
the appropriation, and if SO it will be
advertised at once and finished as soon
as possible. Eu srTqC
Hoffman, who put inga bid for the
first and second wards. for taking away
the garbage and offal, has refused to
The contract will be re-let this evening.
The fresco work on the ceiling of the
bank building is about completed. The
work is very well executed, but the de-
sign furnished by the New York archi-
tect is to our mind of rather a cheap
order.
The health committee has commenced
to do work for the parties who have
neglected his orders. 1t will be done at
the expense of owners, with fine and
penalties added.
The case of Martin Berkman was on
nearly all day yesterday with the ex-
ception of some two hours, when an ad-
iournment was held to hunt up more
evidence. The charge against him was
fornication with the woman who was
burned to death at the Roberts house.
Ten witnesses were heard to prove
what he admitted before the coroner
and on a previous examination. Yester.
/ day his chum, who was with him on
the day of the fire, and has since had a
quarrel with him, turned states evil
dence and swore that Berkman had
made a boast to him of his dealings
| with the woman. Justice Lawlau!
fined Berkman 81 and costs amounting
in all to $3.50 SO. So far this case hal
made an expense of about 5000.
Josephine Anderson, aged "a, dice
yesterday. The remains will be buried
from the Swedish church this after
1 noon.
The case of the state against Thoma
Neary was tried yesterday before Justic
Peck and resulted in a conviction will
fine of 81 dollars and costs. Mr. Near,
took an appeal.
From appearances about every one il
town will have a crayon portrait
Harry Scoield's window is quite a ga
lery.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06

Special weather forecast for Con-
necticut: Showers this afternoon and
tonight, fair and cooler Wednesday.
John n. Slavin, the Silver street wag-
on maker, was going out Dublin street
yesterday afternoon and as he approach
ed ScovilTs ditch he heard the cries OF a
child for help. Running to the ditch he
saw little girl struggling in the water
and drew her out onto the bank.
The annual meeting of the Connect
cut Veterinary Medical association is
being held in DR. BANDS Office this after
noon. There are present Drs Ross,
Whitney and Potter of New Haven,
Bates Of NorWalk, Elliott Of Ansoaia
and Bland of this city. The association
will elect officers and listen to papers on
'sEnteritis, 'Sohyr DIR Bates; "Azoturia,' "
DIR Ross, and "Tetanus" by DR. Bland,
An evening session will be held rand II
is expected that several other members
of the association will arrive on the late
trains.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
MILLER q PECK
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Hot weather is here, get ready for it,
don't wait until you are sweltering with
heat. We were never better supplied
than now to supply the needs for a hot
season,
MEMS SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
We already supply a great many mon,
but we want to do more. Wecan prove it
to be to your interest to trade with us.
OUR MEMS DEPARTMENT
is the most convenient one in the city,
side as you come in. Try us. We can
AT 334c.
Mems Balbriggan under shirts and
drawers. We have succeeded in obtain
ing the best shirt and drawers fer the
above price that you ever saw. They come
in plain and fancy stitched, and although
the price represents no profit to us, we are
determined TO offer the best articles for the
money.
Our greatest value in Mems shirts and
drawers we are selling for SOC We have
so goods not any better for 75c. You
cannot do better than take advantage OF
this
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS.
Are becoming more popular every day
with the young men, We are showing q
larger line this season than usual.
AT 46c.
We are selling good quality of outing
shirt at the above price. 1t is extra size
with yoke back.
The popular
"STANLEY SHIRT"
Is very desirable. We have a large as
sortment in all patterns and shades. Fit
and style being I'm qualled they are re-
cognized as the correct thing this season.
AT SOC.
We have great value in white unlaun
dered shirts, made of N. Y. mills muslin
linen bosoms, continuous facirgs, extrt
size, and well made.
| You can save money by getting you
summer outfit from us.
ORIENTAL RUGS & MATS.
1--we have just received large assert
ment of the above goods, some of tn
rugs being large enough to cover goot
sized room. We have all sizes bough
very. cheap, as the season is partly gone
This is good opportunity to buy first
class goods at very low pricrs. The 10
embraces Kazac, Daghestan, Persian, No
mad and Samarand.
We shall deem it pleasure to show yo
this line
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
TIMELY TOPICS,

Pillsbury's best -four So. IS at Kelly's, II
you give his man an empty barrel.
Five year old horse for sale.
Woman wanted to do washing.
Reid & Hughes are showing q, large line
of travelling bags.
Miller & Peck are Offering some choice
bargains in gents furnishings. They are
selling oriental rugs and mas at a sacri-
fee.
Bonner, Preston G. Co, announce a big
drop In the price of wall papers. Read
their new "Rdvt."
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
ANOTHER BLOCK FOR BANK STREET
The Southern New England Telephone
Co About to Erect q BuildinE.

The Southern New England Telephone
Co About to Erect a Building.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone Co has purchased the lot on the
west eide of Bank street, just below
Twinirg's store, known as the. Soule
property, and will shortly begin the
erection of block. The company will
also lay underground wires in Water
bury ere long. On an average $500
calls are answered daily by the local ex-
change and the business is constantly
increasing.
Owing to the enterprise of General
Superintendent E. B. Baker, of the
company, it has been arranged to have
every telephone in Hartford, New Ha-
ven and Bridgeport on a metallic cir
cult before the end of the year. Before
July every telephone in Middletown
will be metallic. Superintendent Baker
is having the systems of New Britain
and Norwich entirely rebuilt at the
present time and when finished every
thing will be in the metallic circuit.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
Henry Gillette of CRANKY Struck by Ira
and Killed.

Henry Gillette of CRANKY Struck by a Train
and Killed.
Henry Gillette of CRANKY was killed
in grade crossing accident yesterday.
He was driving across the track of the
Northampton Railroad at CRANKY station
when his horse took fright at a train
standing near the crossing and ran,
throwing Mr. Gillette out. He struck a
fence and received injuries from which
he died. He was "a years old.
The body of Harry Holt, a we'll
known young man of New Haven, was
found in the waters of the sound off the
light at the mouth of the harbor yes
terday afternoon. The young man,
with Harry Holcomb. was drowned by
the capsizing of a cat-boat about two
weeks ago. Holcomb's body has has not
yet been recovered.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
Fatal Runaway Accident.

ROCKVILLE, June Cd. Bertram Lull,
aged 26, died at his home in West street
this morning from injuries received last
night in a runaway accident. He was
returning from Snipsic Lake about 1890
when his horse took fright and ran
away. Near the house of William Rel
IN Ellington the carriage was over
turned and Lull and young lady who
was with him were thrown out. His
companion was only slightly injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
OPENING OF THE NEW COURT.
Edward Clark, Fined For Assault In the
Police Court, Gets an Extra Dose.

Edward Clark, Fined For Assault In the
Police Court, Gets an Extra Dose.
Judge Bradstreet opened the first
criminal term of the district court this
morning and John P. Kellogg prose
cuted. The first case called was that of
Edward Clark for assault upon John
Burke on the night of April 3. In the
police court the accused was found
guilty and fined $25 aud costs. He took
an appeal. He was found guilty by the
jury to-day and fine of $35 and costs
was imposed.
This afternoon the case against Fred
erick Barto, for stealing several bottles
of liquor from James E. Watts saloon
on South Main street, on January 10, ii
being tried. Barto was given thirty
days in Jail by the lower court.
POLICE COURT.
In the police court this morning be
fore Judge Bradstreet, Kate Clark, al
old offender, and but a short while out o
jail, was charged with being drunk, anC
| being a common drunkard. She wa
given thirty days in Jail, and costs OF
the first count, and 1870 days and cost
for being a common drunkard. Thos B
Dunn was charged with being drunk ant
being a vagrant and made to pay S.
and costs for the first and 80 days il
Jail and costs for the latter. Jane
Smith was fined SIS for being drunk
Three cases against M. ]. Corcoran,
saloon keeper, were nolled. In tn
case of Timothy Fitzgerald
for theft of some bundles O
straw from Florist Rasmussen, the &C
cused was found not guilty. The stray
had been placed in his wagon withou
his knowledge by some young men nea
the bridge on Bank street in Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06

DR.. J.J.MoAvoy, 30. Main st., opp. Unicn
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETING


Meetings This Evening.
Brass City Hose Co.
First division, A. o. H.
Daughters of st George.
La Societe st Jean Baptiste.
Freundschafts lodge, No 8, O.DHS
Anchor lodge, No 40, N. E. o. P.
> Court Falcon, A. o. r. of A.
Brooklyn Athletic club.
Sanctuary Onward. .s-
Sedgwick guard drill.
Social meeting, Y. N. g. L. A.
Order of Chosen Friends.
Nosahogan lodge, No 81, I. o. o. Fl
Fraternity lodge, No 145, I. o. G.. T.
Comstock lodge, No IS, K. of P.
Court Abraham Lincoln, A. o. r.
Naomi chapter, No %, o. E. 8.
st Aloysius Drum Corps.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
Kelly Says:

That all members of the human family
seem to be troubled with temporary insan-
ity once every twenty four hours.
Now, let us see what reason KELLY has
for saying so.
First, we will take the building COM
mittee on the Bronson Library. Any man
that would vote to dig up the dust and
expose the bones of the ancestors of Mr.
Bronson, who donated the money for the
public benefit, must be troubled with
temporary insanity.
Secondly, any man who would vote to
locate q reading room on the extreme end
of the city, where there is not house be-
tween it and where theeun sets, only tie
gas house and the hospttal, and where no
one goes except some one going to Boston
or way stations, this is what call tempor-
arv insanity. And when KELLY wilI
drop Pillsbury's Best Flour to So 10 If you
will give him empty barrel, and when he
sells Torrington Creamery Butter In i've
pound tubs for 25c pound and when he
will take sweet cream from Woodbury.
and freeze 1t into ice cream, this is an
indication of temporary insanity.
And when our representatives Will so far
forget themselves as to bud the Electric
Railroad company that they must not sell
electricity to KELLY to light his stores or
to run his motors that make his Tutti
Frutti Ice Cream, because that would be
competition and competition makes low
prices and low prices mean public bones
lit, that is temporary insanity.
Among the usual Summer warning 1s
that commonly disregarded one: "Beware
of the Ice Water TankP'
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
Crying Babies,

Some people do not love Them. They
should use the Gail Borden Brand Com
densed Milk, a perfect infant food. A
million American babies have been
raised to man and womanhood on the
Eagle brand. Grocers and Druggists,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-06
LOCAL LINES.

FLOUR, FLOUR, Flour, At LADD'S,
cheaper than ever.
Phelan is giving two handsome embroid-
cred white aprons with one pound of tea.
This week only.
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Staats
u u It | II, 3. Mprtl 1913.
Eenaf.1


Nuf Der Sasesorbnung itanb bic
Bin CUR @rri9tnng zines nenen @rimis
nalgeri6tes in 9aqas. Sad LANCER,
ft9 biz lit bic Na9mittagsftbung err
ftredenber 9ebatte tpurbe bic 8ia nit
Is segen 8 Stimmer CUR @ngroffirung
angenDmmen.
Na6 Nufbebung Der @ei6dftsorbs
nung murbe bic 8ia fofort pafiirt.
Sobann gelanste bic @iienbabne
bonbzBia CUR Bodybuilding. So Der
8orfiben6e bic 8ia CUR Mbfimmuug
bringen moate, bebpr bic einaelnen Paz
%ragrapben berielben CUR 9iseniiion gez
fommen parer, ia, beber bic Bin bo0z
ftdnbig berleien morben mar, meigerz
ten ii9 8 Senatoren, 5i9 ait Der Mbz
fimmung gu betbeiligen. Ser tempos
rdre 8orfbenbe, Senator &earbD,
faBte bieie Meigerung als peri6nli6e
8el~etbigung auf unb fpra6 ii6 in
Golge befen iebr ~ungebaIten aus. 9as
DeranlaBte nteber ben Senator Mtlee,
geger berartige S9ulmeiiterungen gu
prDtefiren.
Na6bem fefgeltelt tporben mar, baB
BET Der Mbfimmuttg fein Quorum borz
banben gepeien, trat 8ertagung ein.
SauS.
Sic 8eratbung bes Gii@z unb Sagbz
f9nBs@efebes murbe fortgeiebt. 2eb>
bate Sppoiition madte it6 segen bic
8eftimmung geltenb, baB bic freie
Sagb 1T alien @infenaungen Bis gu
10000 @dern perboten fein iolte. @in
Imenbement, 6ieie 3abl auf 1000 gu
rebu3iren, purbe nit So gegen "a
Stimmen angenommen. S@lieBli6
wurbe bic 8ia NIT S. gesen 81 Stims
men CUR britten 2efung argenommen.
Sn Der borliegeu6en Gorm pei6t fe
MIR febr pentg bon benz beItebenben
8eiebe ab.
9ie 8iI our giniebung einer eaniz
tdtss &ommiiiion our 8ieb Snipeftion
pnrbe nit 40 gegen SO Stimmen ans
genommen.
@benio gelangte bic 8il CUR Mms
nabme Der 3uderzP rdmien BON Der
gnnbesregierurg, trob Der lebbaften
groteffe bes SOB. 9ogg, CUR @nuabme.
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Wieber 1T @iner bon Der alien
@arbe, beren &eiben fi9 INNER mebr
nnb mebr li@ten, gu Grabe setragen
tppr6en.
SIN Autin ftarb am Montag Sacob
4i1ler i'm Mlter bon 70 Sabren; elm
Ma1tt bon gerabem aaratter, biebe<
rem Slime, bel allem Mifen bef9eiz
ben unb anipru9Slos.
Sacob 4i9ler tpurbe in S9elens
bad, &reis grba6, 6efens9 armffabt,
geboren, ftubirte In @ieBen Gprfuifens
.f9aft unb madte I'M Muguf 1874 fetn
grat1en aufammen NIT unferem Mits
biirger g. Sof6.
1847 tpanberte er nit 6erf, Spies
&c. nod Seras aus unb geb6rte bem'
nod ben fog. 0ieraigertt an. gr pobnte
suert in Comfort. tuurfe fpdter 8ers
meier bon 4enbaQ @euntp. Wdbrenb
bes arieges fiibrte CT bic Mbtbeis
lung iunger 2eute on, bic nit nur
tpeniger Musnabmet am Nueees BON
Capt. Sufs aompagnie niebergemes
BELT tuurben. Na9 benz 4riege trat er
In bic 2anboffice Elm unb betleibete bas
Mnt bes 2anb : &ommifdrS BON 1871
1874. Seitbem mobnte er In Muftin,
bef9dftigte fi9 nod cine Heibe bon
Sobren nit 2anbbermefung rnb febte
fid barit CUR &ube.
Safob &ii9ler mar nit elmer S1pes
fer bon s. 2ungftpib b~erbeiratbet. Ser
gbe ~entfproRen 3pei S6bne; @iner
tam In BrDan, tpp er baS Mderbauz
college befu9te, bur9 einen Geblfdub
una8 2eben.
Satob ai9ler mar in Golge ieiner
&eifen iu frtberen Sabren in ben ueis
teiten areiien betannt un6 erfreute fid
alIgemeiner M6tung unb 8eliebtbeit.
Griebe feiner Mf9e!
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g d mlenb II 6.

Wdbren6 meiner lebten Nnmeienbeit
In @9ulenburg purbe mir Der @enuB
gu She'll ldngere 3eit nit @6nlemz
burg's pbiloIopben, Serrn 3. S9lotts
mann 3u pertebren. Germ S's Mtt>
tbeilungen iber feline $rIebniHe unb
Mbemteuer mdbrenb ieimer &eiielt 6ur6
ale Welttbeile finb ebenfo ~belebrenb
tpie fpannenb unb unterbaltenb. 9err
g. bat nit 8ebuinen, MameIuten,
9ottentptten, 8otofuben, &anafen,
4afern unb 4annibale1 perfebrt, nit
biefea aber in febr nDrfi9tiger Weiie
Befonbers 3ablret9 berbreitet 1T mad
ieiner Mnfi6t bic Species aafern. SIM
l1ebrigen 1T er au benz ndmli6en
S9lufe gelangt mie Salamo, n6mli6 :
NQes 1T eitell
Sd febe meine G%rmdbnung Der ems
aelnen Sef6dfte S6ulenburs's forl
unb gelange 81 benz Der Serren Neus
baus Bro. 9iefes 1T bur9 bic bers
pOrragenben @ef9dftssA ualififationen
Der @igentbdmer tn berbdltniBmdBig
furaer 3eit gu einem Der bebeuten6ften
Der Stabt ~getporben. Ser aI3eit be-
beutenbe 8orratb BON Waaren aner
Dirt, tpte fol9e in einen r@eneral
Store" gu finben fin6, erm0sli6t es
benz &dufer gang mad 8ef9mad su
tpdblen.
Gin ebenfals bebeutenbes @ei6dft
1T basienise Der 9erren Sobrnon&
proeBeI. 9ie febr aablrei9e &unb>
f6aft gepdbrt 8irgf9aft bafiir, baB
bic 6erren es berteben, bur6 bic Site
unb preismiirbigfeit ibrer Waaren, bic
glei9fals Mles einf9lieBen, mas in Ell
mem @eneral Store gu finben TT, bic
adufer gu befriebigen..
Cine iunge aber bielberfpre9enbe
Girma 1T bic Der 9erren % + tn &
&enper. 8rn bef9eibenen Nnfdmger
bat fi6 bieie f6on gu elmer a6tunggez
bietenben Stelung emporgearbeitet.
@ute, preismirbige @aaren Derbunben
nit 3uborfommenbem Wefen Der @ige1s
tbiiner baben bic perbiente Mnerfettz
nung s~efunben.
9err 9enrp @rube Der gefduige
Qpotbefer, Droguen> unb @alanterie>
tpaarens SdnbIer, leitet feline @ei9dfte
in 10 mu lterbafter Meife, baB er BARN
gldnaenbe @rfolge auf3umeifen bot. Ct
1T aber aud raftlos tbdtig unb perbient
grfols.
Mer mad S9ulenburg tommt, bers
feblt felten in Serrn u. S6umann's
nBismard Saloon" ein~autebren. bonn
bafelbft 1T Mnes gut. Ser Mirtb unb
bic @eieaidaft iomobl pie @etrdnte
unb 3igarren. 9err S1umal1rt bat
udbrenb Der la~ngidbrigen Sbdtisfeit
als Mirtb bic M6tung aaer i'm &en=
nenben getponnen. Set Ginger 3eit
fiibrt er aud bic @gentur fiir bas ii1
GROCER 8eliebtbeit erfreuenbe n@itp
gier."
Ser vGarmer's SaIoon" bes 9errn
Robert Seblif6fa geb6rt glei9s
falls gu ben frequentirteiten in Der
Stabt p&obert" perftebt es aber an6
es ieinen @dften angenebnl 81 MAIDEN
10 baB es gar oft beiBt: nNo9 einmal
&ebert eff mir f6eiben!
6. Sc M n.
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THIBODEAUX,

Was bebeutet biefes Morts @s if
bas 9anbelsaei9en bes
Cinderella Sd tes.
9a int Wabliabre befanntli6 Sc
f9dftstiQe berri9t unb mir einen grDz
Ben 8orratb BON S6ubperf fir GER
rem, 9amen unh @inber an 9anb
baben, ileuefte 6acons unb Mufter, 10
berfaufen mir @aes 3um Soft
preiie unb liefern bic 8epeiie bas
fir. Ollie Maaren finb neu urb tpnrz
ben fpeaiea fir bieien Sommer befteat.
Sie preiie finb iberau in 3ablen ans
gege6en. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
CINDERELLA SHmb Yalaft.
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California 8 Weime.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2ae
ger bon feinen California @einen bel
9errn s. S. Weper am Mlamoz
plasa. 9err MeDer fu9t bic Meine
an Ort unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aug benz Seller Der @einai6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es Inn ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaumdblen. @r fattn
feline 9unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Weine lit bOraiisIi6er Qualitdt
DON iebt ab $1.00 per @alpme = fret
tnS 9aus geliefert.
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9ie Mttipa ftellen fi6 aus auei 9ots,
8arropm : @inri9tung unb Waaret,
unb eimem llrtbeiI gegen gb. &ii6e bor
$500 (bem Appelationsgeri6t pors
liegenb) 3ufammteu.
= Sic @afino : @eieaf9aft f9lieBt
bic Saiio1 bur6 Elm grnBes promez
aabes@ onaert mnb Ball am Samifag,
ben s. MpriI, wirbis ab. Gin Or6efter
bon 20 nftrumenten ltefert bic Mufif;
Saal, Samen>B arIpr nnb Speiiefaal
tperben prd9tig nit 3ierpHan3en,
@~uirlanber, Bluntert &c. beforirt iein.
BON 9 nbr Bis Mitterna9t tpe6ielt
aom3erts unb Balmufif ab. gs ftebt
ben Mitgliebertt elm muffalii1er &C.
nuB unb elm BaIfeft In Musfi9t, bic
aQgemeine $beilnabme berbienen.
= Iont 1d9ften Samitag an laus
fen bic Cars tpie6er nod benz Musfel>
Iungsplab unb &iberfibe Bart.
= Mapor paf9al begiebt f9 auf
sebn Sage mad CHIHUAHUA.
rGtn Greuub tn Der gRotbA 1T Or. Hun,s Sufeu<sps
rup. Ct fplte tn iebem SausbaIt CUR Sanb fetn, fptet
etne Sla{&e bod nur Is Gents unb mag fe manhe Dot
tor @e@nuns %erfparen. TerfuHe es.
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MuerIef.
sSn @emeinidaft nit N

= Sn @emeini9aft nit mebreren
ti@tigen 9ilettanten brinsen 9err unb
Srau Mrno am Sonntag Nben6, ben
9. Ipril, in Der Miiftonss@ artea> 9aIe
bas bon paul 2inbau nod benz Spa
nif9ett bearbeitete Drama r@aleDttp"
our Mufabrung. Sc 1T bies ems ber
beiten tteueren @9aufpiele, bas auf
allen 8tbnen 9eutf9lanbs nit fenfaz
tioneQem grfolge CUR 9artelung gez
bra9t tporbett lift. @ir fnb ge1patnt
barauf, bies Stid fennert gu ~ler1erl,
bon Dem bic &ritif 10 bel &iibmli6es
mitgetbeilt bat.
= Ser Snlbat Sad 9aplp, Der
eben erft aus benz 9ospital %entlafen
tpprbet mar = er lit an Mitbma uttb
on elmer 9eratramfbeit = tirate am
Montag Mbenb II l1br in Der Nufinz
S!raBe tobt nieber.
= 9as 2idbrige S6bn9en bes OH
Der 9elotes mo5nenben 6armers u.
5. 8enfe, purbe am Montag 3tpeimal
BON elmer &lapperf9lanee gebifen.
Oie cine @unbe f9nitt ber gater aus,
bic aueite log ct aus unb bra6te bann
bas aiab bebufs dr3tli9er 8ebanb>
lung 1T bic Stabt.
= SIN 9ospital ftarb Der 81 Sabre
alte 90. 6. Sorben. gr mar fren,b in
ber 6tabt.
Das aanflerpaar Derr unb
Gra1 Mrno, bas bier in San Mntonio
nit grobem @rfolge cine Mnsabl bot
8artelumgen segebem bat, pirb benz
nd9f eine &nnffreife antreten, UNI
aud lit einigen bena9barten Std6ten
nit ffarter beutf@er 8ep0lferung au
fpieIett. 9err unb Grau Mrno tperz
ben ant 10. mnb IL. Npril In 6 9 IT,
Ienburg auftretei1, am II. April III
% eimar, ont ID. Npril in Ga
Strange, am Ia. Mpril in Bluff
unb am Is. unb 16. April in Oorts
t 0 10 Il.
= Cd. 9ieFelbort bat feline Sab
Iungei1 eingeftelt. 9ie gerbiubIi6s
feitett belaufen fi6 auf $2,587.03.
Nnrnn hp+hpiTint fiuh.
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1esas.

Die ga Granse aompreb gom=
pauD@ &apital $4,000, bat {i6 ins
torporiret IaHen. 9ie Direttoren
Fnb: 3. S9uma9er, u. s. Roienz
ikot, @, 6riebberger, 90. M. Sermes,
Gtae. aruf6aa, 8. 3. 8aulba6, 90.
81. QQaie, g. 8. b. &~ofeabers unb
80. s. S6ap.
Die HCity Ditch and Channel
Company bie In Der Adbe bon Sal
sejlon &iefnQ{fer berjielIen min, Fat eis
ueu 1rfitfiff erI1ngt. Das aapitaI
ber gsfel daft betrdgt 81, 000, 900.
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80 3pu feline @ateens gu % Gents, pelde
anbere 3u 80 unb IS @entS berfeufen.
100 Stide vSob" ertra brett %sentuiterte
unb gebliirnte Santa Suitinss gu l2A @ts.
bic Darb. @urben ME utter Is gtS. berfauft.
4 &.ten @rtra Aualitat seitreifte plaid
and checked @ingbams, getpDbnlid bers
fault gu 10 bis 12R Sent. TIMER Spe3iaI>
Yrets 8 Gent bic 9arb.
l Riite importirte 3epbir @insbarns, Der.
fauft gu Is Gents. @ou tpertb rs Gents per
Yarb. Broben perben ausseididt.
38 3pl @oaene @dibn1ireS unb 9enriettas
in n Sribiabrss Sarben. TIMER Breis 25-
s5 Gents ; pertb Elm Drittel mebr.
@lesante lei4ttpoaene @tofe in ieber Sarbe
fir Straben> unb &eiie: &oitiime 5o-76 Cts.
per garb.
Sober setpiinfdte @ei4mad fir bic saiion
tit in unIeren e~leaanten Senriettas unb leids
ten Serses bon 80 @ents bis gu $1.25 per
Daro reprdientirt. 9abt 9rpben fommeu.
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= SIN Sale Sbr Semben, Inter-
5eug ober Soilette Qrtifel au faufen
wiinf9t, tpre@t bel pancoaft &
g obn Dor, ebe Sbr anbersmo fault.
SIR Gins Semb, bic rs Gents
Strimpfe unb bas unteraeug gu so
Gents finb bic alerbeiten i'm Marfte
unb f0nnen nirgeabmo iib%ertrofen
tperben.