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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
OSTATNIEJ CHWILI.

Rzeka pod New Orleans grozi wy
lewem.
w zesz}a niedziele przysz}o ma
wystawe 10000 os6b.
Edwin Booth zapisa} testamentem
$780, 900 dla klubu aktorskiego.
CANTON, O., Is Czerwca-Zas-
&ab{y tu dwie osoby ma ospe.
w Sacramento, CAL, Emanuel
Streib zabi} pewnego starego czao-
wieka W domu zgorszenia.
w Elwood, Ind :, robotnik B. Will
liams tax zosta{ poparzony W lejarni
zelaza, IL ma drugi dzieh umar}.
Demokraci W stanie Kansas zagi-
nell politycznie. Walka sic toczy po'
miedzy partyami Ludowa i RePubh-
kahska.
Straik W Lemont, ILL.,, ukohczyt
sic. We czwartek robotnicy przysta-'
Ii ma $3.50 dziennie II. tyle co do
stawali pred straj kiem.
Kardvna} Gibbons mia} odczyt W
Chicago, W ktorym dopomina sic aby
niedziela byla swiecona. Znaczy to,
il jest "a zamknieciem wystawy.
New YORK, Is Czerwca.-Dwu'
nastu pasazer6w zatrzymano ma wys.
pie Ellis, poniewaz dotknieci byl!
iakss zsrazliwa choroba. Odes1anl
beda do Europy.
Ipfanta Eulalia, jej maz i swita
wyjechali Chicago do New Yorku
we czwartek. Eulalia spedzi}a cafy
tydzieh ma wystawie powiada, ze
bardzo jej sic wszystko podoba3o.
Ma kolei Nickel Plate przy stacy
Hamburg rozbi}o sic 80 frachtowycE
pociag6w i jeden ofcyalista niebez
piecznie pokaleczony. Pociag sic cd
piaa cd lokomotywy spad} cory "
dol.
Sad W Martinsville, Ind, przyzna:
pani Elzbiecie prawo rozwodu 3d.
600 ammonium. Azeby tyle picnic
dzy ME zap}aci6 ex.maz zacza} sic
zaleca6 do rozw6dkii poslubili sic ns
lnOwO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
TWiencZOne starania.

Nowy rozk}ad jazdy ma drodze ze.
laznej Nickel Plate daje ogolns sa'
tysfakoye. Zewnad s}ychac pochwa}y
O tych ulepszeniach, kt6re znana
kolej czyni dla dobra podro7ujacej
publicznosci. Try pociagi pospieszne
ida codziennie W kazda strone. Wa.
gony z jadalniami i sypialne ma dro
DE cd New Yorku do Bostonu ]
Chicago powrotem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

Kazdy nowy abo-
nent, kt6ry zap@aci te-
raz diva dolary, costa.
ME pokwitowany do
1 Stycznia 1895 roku.
Nadto jako premium
dostanie piekny obraz
olejny i =! ma "Gwiazd-
ke" poSlemy Kalen-
darz ma rok 1894.
Ameryka jest maj
wieksza, najlepsza i
najtahsza gazeta pol
ska W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych.
Urzedowe wykazy
swiadcza, re zadna in.
ma gazeta polska ME
ma tyle abonent6w co
"Ameryka.'
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
I PITTSBURGH | OKoL|CY.
FABRYKANCI ANIOLK6W POD
Kluczem pOlicyi-Samob6jstwO W Nc
Keesport-R6zne wypadki
bieezacej chwili.

PITTSBURGH, Ia, 10 cZer.-f anl
Huddlestone zosta}a sresztowana ia
ko podejrzana zamordowanie swe-
90 nowonarodzonego niemowlecia.
Aresztowano take jej c6rke, panne
jeszcze, orsz w. G. Coyle'go. Wy
wo&a}o to wielka sensacye.
w McKeesport powiesi}a sic a.
manda Hagerdon, pochodzaca z wy.
bitnej nlemieckiej familii. Przyczy.
ma tego czynu b7}o, ze Hagerdono-
vie, kr6tko po upadku Bismarks, u
tracili ca}y sw6j majatek i musieli W
Ameryce szukac schronienia.
w domu No. 151 przy ulicy Elm
eksplodowa1a Tampa ogarne}a plo-
mieniem pania Bella Cohen, ktora
tax niebezpieczne odnios1a poparze-
mia, ze zwatpiono o wyleczeniu jej.
Skarge przeciw urzednikom Car.
negiego Pinkertona detektywom
ca}kiem umorzono. w og6le tax je
dna jak i druga strona ME bedzie
podpada6 karze wieziennej i ci, kt6
rzy So W wiezleniu maja bye wypu-
szczeni.
| Pred dworcem kolei West Penn
elektryczny tramwaj najechal ma 8
cioletniego chtopczyka, w. .Richtera
|; ko}a odcie}y mu noge.
| Franciszek Wilinski przybyly pa
re- lat temu do Pittsburgh, zacza} tu
prowadzic restauracye przy rogu ul.
Moultrie Forbes. Powodzilo sic i'm ME
zle, az OTTO znalaz} sic gach, kt6ry
sta& sic przyczyna nieszczescia. Me
jaki Fr. Budweiser zamieszka1 uWi-
lihskiego co gorsza zakocha} sic W
| jego zonie. Wreszcie zabral z domu
wszystkie kosztownosci wraz ko-
chanka uciek} do Reading, gdzie
zbiegow przytrzymano.
| Ia miesiac Maj wplyne}o do ka-
sy policyjnej $4,000 jako podatek k
cd teatrow,od ps6w j tym podobnych
zr6de{ dochodu.
w zaprzesz}y czwartek W Exposi
ton Hall odby4 sic koncert ma rzecz
Bethesda House. Ma koncercie tym
grail takze, L. Godowski, fortepiani-
sta A. Karposzewski, skrzypek.
Il w poblizu Brinton Station stanie
nowy plant elektryczny, Westing-
house Electric w orks,a przy tym bu'
dowane beda domki mic sskalne ola
robotnik0w.
w calym stanie zamkniete zostana
huty szklane ma czas nieograniczo
, 'lny. Kapitalisci uniewinniaja sic, re
Wilma temu nadprodukcya, atoli zda'
lie sic, re inne So tego powody; bad2
co badz ME szkodzace fabrykantom
!. w skutek takiego zwrotu rzeczy, ty'
: siace robotnik6w pozbawionych be
die chleba.
T. Nolan m}odzleniec 21 letni
wracajac Thompson, Station chcia4
wskoczy6 ma bedacy W biegu pociae
Itowarowy, przyczem upad{ pod ko}s
). Ii znalaz} smierc natychmiastowa.
II "Amalgamated Association m.
4 sic rozdzielic ma try odnogi. Robo
o tnicy byliby podzieleni ma unie
Il stosownie do fachu, a kazdy fach u
lstanawia}by swe ceny "a prace, ,nieza
: leznie cd innych. Podzia}u tego do
:, magaja sic mechanicy, kt6rzy do
= brze zarabiali, aprzez strajk W Ho
II mestead znacznie i'm place obnizono
Roczny mityng akcyonaryuszov
i kolei Pennsylvania odby1 sic tu W
% wtorek. Ze sprawozdania roczneg
i wida6, re dochodu kolej ia mia}
Z. $2,817,304.O3 tego czysty zysl
wynosi 81 ,229,973.84. w obec tyc
70 faktow, kolej ia p}aci swym robotni
/. kom najgorzej. Widac wiec, re
D. krzywdy robotnikow zebrane sa t
l. miliony.
S-x
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
Smierc w kODalniach.

EAGLE Pass, Tex 8 czer.-W ko'
palni Fueute spal,lo sic 26 g6rni
k6w. Pozar powsta} tam cd iskry 10
komotywy i gdy dostal sic do wne'
trza kopalni ME by}o prawie ratun'
ku. Ogieh szala} przez try godziny
poczem zdo}ano 90 opanowac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
SDrOstOWanie.

w numerze % Ameryki, W arty-
kule "Chihczycy W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych" jest przy kohcu zdania,
il W st. Ii. znajduje sic oko1o 20
niziore6ao Chi,,czyk6so. Powinno bye
oko1o 9 mailioaey.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

Nasz agent, pan Bolessaw Ja-
niszewski, jest W Buffalo. Prosimy
naszych dawnych abonentow o odno'
wienie prepumetaty, wszystkich
innych rodak6w, aby sobie zapre'
numerowali Ameryke.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

Ostrzegamy Publ
cznoSc,ze opr6cz p.Bo-
les{awa J JanisZewskie-
go (kt6rego obrazek
powyzszy przedsta-
wia) ME maprawanikt
inny kolektowac pre-
numeraty "a "Amery-
ke'.
w Buffalo niejaki
Hewel udaje agenta
r6znych gazet i wy1u'
dza pieniadze cd IA
twowiernych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

Pod zadnym warunkiem "a gazette ME kredytu-
Zamawiat gazette MONA kazdego czasu.
Adres MONA zmienic kiedykolwiek, ale nalezy
podac zawsze starry nowy adres.
Ma Nowy Rok wydajemy "Kaendarz Polsk!,'
kt6ry stafym prenumeratorom bezpfatnle posyfa-
AMERYKA Jest gazeta niezaleAna cd zadnet par
tyi. tez ME jest organem zadnych "spofek byz-
nesowych,' - wiec ME leka sic wypow1edzlee pra-
VIDE.
AMERYKA donosi najwiecej robotniczych via.
domo6ci.
AMERYKA sadzi wszystkie klasy .wed}ug r6wnej
sprawtedliwosci (nie uznaje 'odm1ennej spraw1e-
dliwo6ci' dla bogaczy) Uczciw1e postepu3e nj
kogo sic ME boi.
Bruku5e nailepsze utwory literackie, prevail
ME ory ginalne. .(Jedyna gazeta polska W Amery-
CO. kt6ra drukuje powieeci, romanse no"ele O.
ryginalne(.
AMERYKA ma 6cisfy druk W jedneJ kolnmnle
pemiesci wiecej wiadomoeci, niz inne gazeV pol
Pienisdze nalezy przysyiat W listach regestro,,
wanych, przez "Money Order" "Bank Draft,
albo "Express Money Order" Wszystkie przeka'
~. musza bye pfatne ma imie: A. A. PARYsKl, 10
ledo, Ohio.
Adree,
Il. Il. PARYSKI,
L. Boo 264, Toledo, ONO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17

Cesarz chihski sam obiera swego
nasterce.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-06-17
A. A. Parys1ki, Publ. & Editor
K A.
TOLEDO, Q

WYCHODZ1 W KAzDA SOBOTE.
KOsZTUJE TYLKO $1.5o MA ROK.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
WORLD OF SPORTS.

The Philadelphia stand a good chance
If having their colOrs lowered again in
New York. Wards men are putting up
great ball and will make every effort To
get ahead of the Clevelands.
Cooley of St Louis is the youngest
player in the league. He is barely 20
years of age.
Delahantv leads in home runs. He
has made II, and . three baggers and
% doubles.
Reitz of the Baltimores is making
great Improvement in his work. He
has made but three errors in % games.
II the BoStons were not such lively
kickers, they would not have been as
successful in the championship race as
has been the case. Those clubs which
take their medicine and accept with an
easy grace the decisions of an umpire
" hen against them never win a pen
'nant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
AMUSEM ENTS
''She .

The season at the opera house will be
opened Monday evening with a drama
tization of Rider Haggard's wierd and
fascinating story, She" produced by
A. G. Pearson's company of players
direct from an eight weeks stand at
the New Empire theatre in Chicago.
The Fire PATROL"
1t is claimed for "The Fire Patrol which
will be presented at the opera house
next Thursday that 1t introduces a scene
that is entirely new and novel, viz: the
interior of gold stamp mill in Dead
wood, South Dakota, where the ore is
brought from the mines. previous to be
ing smelted, with the big ore crushers
in actual operation. Incident to the
play there is also a genuine fire patro
wagon and a scene representing UniOr
square, New York, in a snow storm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

The seven months old child of Mr. and
Mrs Conrad Jesperger of 100 North
Main street died at noon to-day. The
funeral will be held at 8 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
Orders were issued to-dayfrom brigade
headquarters to Captains!Wolf and,Ged-
des, that the two local companies will
leave Waterbury on Monday, August 81
on the regular sos train. They will join
the New Haven battalion and arrive in
camp about 9:25.
Last July Louis c. Glastre lost a team
and after a search found Medartus Mey
in the wagon driving it home. Sup
posing he was the one who stole it, he
thrashed Mey. In court the next morn
ing Mey was acquitted and then a civil
suit was brought against Glastre, which
was heard before Justice Brett to-day.
| Decision was reserved.
R0derick w. Hine, principal Of the
Greenville public school at Norwich, has
been elected superintendent of public
schools at Dedham, Mass. Mr. Hine is a
brother of Secretary Charles d. Hine OF
the state board of education. He has
been principal at Greenville four years
and was formerly assistant principal in
the High school of this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.

Fire Badges For Reporters HeCeived
From Chief SnaGg Yesterday.
Two fire badges for the reporters of
the DEMOCRAT were received from Chief
Snagg yesterday afternoon, accom-
panied bv the following letter:
WATERBURY,, Conn, August 10, 1898.
WATERBURY, DEMOCRAT, City.
Gentlemen: The following vote has
been passed by the board of fire com
misisoners:
Voted, That the chief be instructed
to furnish each of the papers published
in the city two badges for use by their
representatives. Persons wearing such
badge to be subject to all orders of the
chief or his assistants, same as regular
tiremen; also, to provide one badge for
the representative of the United Gas
Improvement Co: also, that said badge
be made of a different design than the
regular tiremen's badge
The enclosed badges will allow the
person by whom they are worn to pas:
within the lines established by the fire
department at fires, or otherwise.
Any person wearing the said badg,
will in no instance be allowed to enter
any building while in possession by tn,
department, unless accom- panied by tn,
chief or acting chief engineer.
SAMUEL. {. SNAGG,
Chief Engineer and Fire Marshal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss Lucy f. Burnes left this after
noon for two weeks vacation in Dan
bury and Bridgeport.
Miss Kate Doran, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, has returned to
her home in Danbury.
r. f. Grady and family are al
Meadows End.
Mrs d. O'Brien and family are visit.
ing Miss Mary duncan of High street.
Michael Donahue of East Main street
is visiting friends in Westtield, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Lawlor is visiting friends
in Southington.
Mrs DIR NJ. c. O'Brien and daughter Of
New York are visiting the family Of
William Duncan, High street.
Rev R H. Albert, c. NJ. PHI. D, Of
Niagara University, is visiting some Of
his clerical and college acquaintance
in Waterbury.
John Fitzgerald. employed by Johr
Healy the South Main street grocer, lef
day for Chicago and the Worlds fair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
MESSING AT CAMP MORRIS.

The Men to Pay at the Rate of Forty
Six Cents Per Day
Commissioned General William Jamie
son of Governor Morris staff yesterday
issued circular, giving detailed infor-
nation regarding the messing of the
troops at Camp Morris in which he said:
BY direction of the adjutant-geueral,
the following schedule in regard to sub
sistence is published, for the guidance
of the officers of the brigade, Connect
cut National Guard.
Contracts have been made to cater for
the enlisted men of the brigade at the
rate of S. 80 per man for the six days
enCampment.
Enlisted men present the whole tour
of duty will be charged $2.75 each, and
these present only part of the tour
As NAV appear from the muster pay
roll) 46 cents per day; fractional parts OF
a day will not be allowed.
Officers desiring to mess with the men
will be charged the contract price OF
$ 30, but must notify this Office on OF
before August IS, of their intention.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
CONNECTICUT INDUSTRIES.

The summary of the weekly record for
the current week shows another gain il
real estate transactions, Bridgcp port
especially making good showing. Tn,
summary is as follows: Real estate sales
New Haven 30, Bridgeport b, Hartford
II, Waterbury 1S Meriden Q. New Brit
ain S, Middletown l, Danbury 5, NOT
walk ), Ansonia 6, Shelton 4
Real estate mortgages-New Haver
500. 1856, Bridgeport $50. sos, Hartford
$40 6l5, Waterbury $23,5ll, Merider
S12 $50. New Britain 1851. New Lon
don S,3, 800, Danbury So, S45, Norwalb
IS. 800, Ansonia So 600. Shelton $50. 900
The total number of sales this week i,
40, as compared with 1877 for the pre-
ceding week and liz for the correspond
ing week last year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
Reid & Hughes
Special Price Offering
FOR
Friday and Saturday.

New patterns IN Challies, at 4c,
worth 3-4c.
Black Satteen, extra good quality
at l. 1-2c, formerly tic.
Lot of Ginghams. light aud dark
patterns, at I lac, formerly 12-12c.
Cholce patterns in DImity at Sc,
from - 1-2c.
\ small lot of Ladies Numbered
shirt waists in white and fancy
stripes, all sizes, al Csc, from 81.
All of our Ladies unlaundered
colored SHIRT waists, sold hitherto
at 81 9S or less, now SOC each.
Ladies Windsor Ties, all silk, al
13c, former price 25c.
Ladies ecru vests, in low neck
and sleeveless, 3 for 25c. formerly
II 1-2c each.
Infants white muslin caps, sold
formerly at soc, 81, and S1.25,
now soc each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

CEALED proposals will be received at
y the office of the Center School district
committee, room ,, Irving Block, mp to
Wednesday evening, August IS, at Sock
for furnishing the Center School district
with coo tons of COAL distributed as fol
lows: $50 tons egg size, and the remainder
stove size. bids will not be opened until
$ p m on the above date, in the presence
of the Center district committee. The
committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids if deemed for the interest of
the district. ALFRED j. WOLFF,
Acting Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
NAueATuck AND VICINITY.
DoinEs of . DaV In the Valley BE GOV
This City.

rms Cltys
NAUGATUCK Aug 11.-Dr futile will
leave here on Tuesday next for four
weeks vacation, during which time he
expects to visit the scenes of his school
boy days in western New York, Niagara
Falls, his brother in Dakota, and other
western states, taking in the big fair on
his way nome. During his absence his
patients will be lookek nfterIby DIR John
son of New York, who will occupy DR.
Tuttle's home during his absence.
A barn on what was known as the
Oliver Evans place was burned this
morning between , and o'clock. 1t
was quite a good building with car
ringe house attached and belonged to
the widow of the late Willard Hopkins.
The department was called out but did
not use the apparatus, the distance TO
| the hydrants being over one thousand
| feet, and the building being doomed
when they arrived.
Reserved seats for She" go or sale to.
morrow.
The special meeting called last night
by the borough board to hear an ex.
| preston from our citizens as regards
/ giving work to the unemployed on the
streets, called together some two hun
bred, although it is estimated that there
are one thousand men idle in the town
An informal talk was INDUCED in by
Messrs June, Baldwin, Pratt, Hunger
ford and Clyma, but no definite OIL
practical plan of relief was suggested
The fact is the borough has no place or
which it can use body OF men and il
it had no means is at disposal to pay
them.
Elmer Riggs, who was arrested here
for non-suppOrt of wife, was sentenced
to Jail for sixty days, 10y Waterbury
judge yesterday.
The family of Charles Lines went t
the West Haven shore on Monday, july
Isl, his wife returning with two of thu
children on Wednesday evening, tn,
latter having the scarlet fever. TIL,
health committee has ordered the uppe
part of the house quarantIned.
The attention of the health officer ha
been called to the practice of some o
our store keepers throwing decayeC
fruit, vegetables and other obnoxiou
things, so they term it, off the bridge o
to the rear of the houses beside tn
river. Any person who does this
liable to a heavy fine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
Horse Thief Bound Over,

BRANFoRD, Aug 11.-Louis Gray the
young horse thief who stole horse and
carriage from Charles Palmer Sunday
night, was brought here this noon for q
hearing before Justice link. The team
was stolen from the sheds in the rear Of
the Congregational church, the owner
being in the church at the time. Gray
is thefellow who stole horse from Wes
Haven and who was captured in Bridge
port Tuesday night. He was tried il
West Haven yesterday and bound oveI
to the superior court. Planners teen
has been recovered in Saybrook wher,
Gray had sold it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
Edward Looney, q Farm Hand, browne
Near Stonington.

Edward Looney, q Farm Hand, brow ID
Near StoninEtOn.
Edward Looney, aged &c, farm hand
was taken with cramps while swimming
in a pond near Stonington yesterday and
drowned. a sixteen year old boy who
was with him, went to his assistance,
but was unable to aid him.
DrDavis, 80, of Wallingford, died last
night from an overdose of morphine
taken to allay the pain of rheumatism.
Albert Olesen, Is, and John Carlson
of Middletown, went up the river yester-
day afternoon to battle. Olesen got be-
yond his depth and was drowned.
Two of the seven persons injured in a
runaway accident in Baltic, Wedues-
day, have died: Elizabeth Stott. aged
20, and the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs James Emerson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
MILLER q PECK.
BARGAIN DAY, FRIDAY, AUGUST llth.

AT 25C.
To close all our 75c, 100 and 25c
ladi.s shirt waists. Every Lady should
avail herself of this opportunity. Every
waist in the lot is worth from fifty to one
hundred and fifty per cent more than
market price All new fresh goods this
season.
AT Sl.19.
Balance of our ladies Blazer suits. They
must 80 TO day.
AT 29c.
Great bargains in Corsets at - cents on
the dollar. In Emergencies like the pre-
sent to get money it becomes necessary to
do nuheard of things. The goods are
worth from 75c to l 90. The savirc price
we give our customers.
AT SO.
Ladies' fine Lonsdale Cambria Night
Robes. handsomely trimmed with valen-
cienne lace and insertion. Good value at
1875.
Ladies' short skirts with deep hem and
FOR a5c.
We will sell Just 10 dog Of our Children
25c fast black stockings. Remember there
is only 10 dozen in the lot.
ATl7c.
Ladies' ribbed vests, long or short
| sleeves, value Pc
y 80.
Odd lot of Boys shirt waists in Percale
Cambria snd r,nch tanuels.
2FOR 25c.
Mems linen initial handkerchiefs. hem
stitched. worth 25c each.
AT pc.
Mems Balb-iggan shirts ard drawers,
worth 50c.
AT 9ir.
Your choice of all our wash goods that
were 12sc, l5C, ard 1Sc. They are the
best American fabrics, and all this season.
goods.
We show some prices below that We
know will interest our customers.
At 5:c Heavy brown cotton, yard wide
from 7c.
At 4.c, Handsome dress Challie, wer,
6ic.
At 4c, All linen duylies, value &.
At Ole. Printed Dimities, from l2.c.
At Zoe, White kemstitched Lawns, Q in
| hem. value SIC.
At - 80, Fringed Damask Table Sets,
| worth 800.
At 81, Odd lengths Hamburg embroi-
deries. were los to 25c.
At l3c, white Suede gauntlet gloves.
We're 29U.
At Sc. Stamped sheet shams, from 17c.
AT Sc, Stamped canvas art squares,
were los.
At Zoe, Stamped canvas ar squares,
were 81.
At l5c, Nottingham lace for curtains,
from 25c.
AM.H p, Dali
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
WANT TO BECOME SOLDIERS.
Additions To the United States Arm
More Than Usually NumerouA.

Additions To the United States Army
More Than Usually Numerous.
Among the callers at the DEEoCRAT
office yesterday We're two able-bodied
Young men, who had seen the adver-
tisement of the New Haven recruiting
station and wanted further informa-
ton with regard to the qualifications
necessary to become soldiers. They
stated that the only reason why they
wanted to enlist was because Of the
financial depression and their inability
to obtain employment. Usually during
the summer months business is very
quiet at the recruiting station, but in
quiry at the New Haven office shows
that this months business has been
phenomenal. During the first nine
days the officers were kept more than
busy. thirteen recruits having been en-
listed and thirty-six applicants rejected
The men receive SIS per month, with
board and clothing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

BRISTOL, August 11.-Papers were
served yesterday on E. G. Hubbel. score
tary of the Bristol Copper & Silver
Mining company. attaching the mine.
machinery, and all the real estate and
property of the company in Bristol
The names of the parties in whose in
terest the attachment is made have not
been made known
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

MIDDLETowN, Aug 11.--Mrs Simons.
aged Sc, an inmate of the almshouse.
tried to end her life by cutting her
throat yesterday morning. She made a
dangerous wound, but was discovered
in time to save her life. DR. F. j. Calef
took thirteen stitches in her throat.
Mrs Simons has heen mentally I'M
balanced for some time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

CEALED proposals will be received at
= the Office of the Center Sch ool district
committee, room ,, Irving Block, up to
Wednesday evening. August l6, at s o'clk,
for furnishing the Center School district
with 25 cords of kindlinG wood of such
size and lengths as may be required for
the different school furnaces and subject
to the approval of the chairman of the
committee Bids will not be opened unit
pm, on the above date, in the presenc e
of the committee. The committee reserve
the right to reject any or all bids if deemed
for the interest of the district.
ALFRED WOLFF, Acting Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

Dean & Westbrook, the New York
bridge builders. have written to New
Haven county commissioners requesting
the payment of their monthly bill Of
81 800 for July in certified checks. They
don't want any checks drawn on the
county unless the banks guarantee &c
companies it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-11

BRIDGEPORT, Aug Il. The theory is
advanced that the missing Anna Orr
has been kidnapped and is being held
for ransom. Tramps infest the neigh
borhood of her home and there was a
band of gypsies there few days before
her disappearance.