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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
Javanese Village In the plAlsAnoe.

Twenty six Javanese women are part of the population of the queer village at the Worlds fair. most of the dancers sent by rare grace from the theater of the sultan. They are very childlike in their love of sweets and their rapid changes from grave to gay. They weep profusely in sorrow, then dry their eyes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

years, who is ex- pected to come over to the Worlds fair be- fore long as the representative of Emperor William of Germany. Tho duke is the only brother of the Empress Augusta Victoria and is of the elder branch of the house of Holstein, which
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
An Even Thing.

Yes" said Mrs. Chimney in reply to her callers question, yes, 1t is Il tritlc hard on the trousers to let the boys slide town tho hanistcrs. but then it saves considerable wear and tear on the stair carpet. Exchange.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
\ Hindoo God.

Most of the graven gods displayed in the India building at the Worlds fair are more interesting than attractive.
 Krishna seems to be a general fayorite, and incidents of his career are illustrated on many of the vases, bowls and plaques so lavishly strewn around. Ganesha, the god of prudence, is a close second in popularity. He is shown with the head of an elephant and always accompanied
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
Think the Johnson Is Lost.

NEw YORK, Aug. 2s.-Skipper> uf Ii>h ing craft who came through the cyclone that struck this neighbOrhUOl on Thur day are inclined to think that the Ella NJ Johnson is lost. She k the only smack uf counted for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
The Spree Cholera Infected.

BERLIN. Aug, 2s,-The ocvurrenc,. of two cases of cholera at NordhAfen on the cana! fed by the Spree leaves little doubt that the river is infected The government has therefore ordered the closing uf all the river
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
An Old Lady. Fatal Fall.

LONG ISLAND CIrY N Y, Aug 2S.-MrS Wager of 922 Steinway avenue fell from a third story window and was instantly killed She was YO years of age
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
The I.lnnrmlCEl.

Bride Here's a telegram from papa.
 Bridegroom eagerly What dors Inc say?
 Bride Jr,uliu-l Do not come back, and all will bo furEivcn. .-Lundop Tit Bits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
WatHrbuTYFiTNAlaTm
LOCATION OF BOXES.

WdlGrDQTyEHHAlaTmI
 LOCATION OF BOXES. l2-RoCers & Bro. l3-Cor East Main and Niagara Sts. l4-East Main street and Wolcott road 1l-Cur High and Walnut Sts. 16 Corner East Main and Cherry Sts. F Cor East Main and Cole Sts. 3l-Cur North Elm and Kingsbury Sts. :2:}-Cor North Elm, North Main and
 Grove Streets. 24-Waterbury Manufacturing o(pEivAteI 25-Cor North Main and North Sts. 36-Cor Buckingham and Cooke Sts. 27-Corner Grove and Prospect. 2S-Cor. Hillside Ave. and Pine St. 2g-Cor Johnson and WaterVille Sts. 2l2-The Platt Bros & Co. (privste.) 2I4-Waterbury Clock Co.,, Movement
 Factory (private.)
 3-Exchange Place.
 32-Corner West Main and Willow streets 34-Cor. West Main and Watertowp Rd 35-Horse car railroad stables (private.) 36-Waterbury Brass Co (priv .os.) 3S-Corner Grand and Field Sts. 312-Corner Bank and Meadow Sts. 3l3-Randolph & Cloves. (privste) 3l4-Plume & Atwood Co (privats.) }2l-No4 Hose house, 323-Holmes, Booth & Hsydens (privAte.) ] 324-Cor Charles and Porter Sts. 25-Cor. Simon St and Washington Ave 4:S-Corner of South Main and Grand Sts 42-Corner of South Main and Clay Sts Waterbury Watch Co (privats.) 45-Benedict & Burnham Co (priVats,l Waterbury Buckle Go (private) 47-Corner South Main and Washington 412-Tracy Bros building, Benedict street,
 Cprivate.)
 5-Scoyill Manufacturing Co (private.) 52-Corner of Franklin and Union Sts. 53-Waterbury Clock Co.,, Case Factory,
 (private.)
 54-Corner Clay and Mill.
 56-Corner Liberty and River Sts. 57-No Hose house,
 5S-Corner Baldwin and Stone Sts.
 6-Corner Bridge and Magin Sta. 63-Corner Doolittle Alley & Dublin StG INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY-HOLDERS. Be particular to remain at the box and direct the fremen to the fire.
 Do not pull the hook if the fire bell ol small bell in the box is striking, as thA indicates an alarm has already been given
 Be particular to remain at the box unti the arrival of an officer of the fire depart ment, who will release the key, or, if cir cum stances will not permit remaining, then the proper officer will return the key t, the holder as soon as convenient
 Always give the alarm.from the bo, nearest the fire.
 Be sure.and close the door .befOre::ls the box.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
JAMES J. MADDEN. Town Clel
License Annlicatlon.

Town Clerks office, Waterbury, Conn, August 28, 1895 This is to certify that Douglas X Lynch has filed an application to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors, At 16 X 20 Phu.niN avenue in said town and is endorsed by J. F. O'Brien. wm. H. Wrigh, Patrick Thompson, NJ. A. Pond, John Douglas electors and taxpayers in said town.
 JAMES J. MADDEN, Town Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
Captain Spencer Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug, 2S- Captain J. B Spencer. commander of the American line steamship Illinois, died at the Pruu~yl- vaIlia hospital of peritouitis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
\ Young sport.

Willie wus very much interested while the choir sang the anthem in church last sunday. At itS conclusion he turned to his mother and in stag" whisprr asked. Say, mamma, which beat: HHrpcr'~ ELLnr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

AMSTERDAM, N. \, Aug 2S The city having failed to procure a lire alarm sy>- tenn, the | Underwriters' Association of New York has advanced the rates of insurance tt..r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
IEH YORK < f.H EFEtAFt,

Passenger Train Service, week days. A"s l-. E5
 Trains save wste-ca-y Tor POSITIONS. a- n. ! co. E D. u PROVIDESCE-7-5 A- n; i-o0 -t ?. n NEW YORK via F-y v-steTs- C. ? lOun- WORCESTER -.;s0 a. n; ! D VI. NEW LONDoS-.:soa a m-, I700. 2't ?. n. PUTNAM-.:so & m; loo. srS ?. n wILLIMANTIC- a. m; I-o0. Sss.pm SPRINGFIELD-9 O. 8, IT.; a'5 D. Tn NEW HAVEN via PlaInvilIe-75So i0,st A. n HARTFoRD-7-'o. 9,', Io4S s- Tn: 100
 S.SS. SIS n m. NEW BRITAIN go, %. iO,as, B u To
 sss. SIS p. m. PLAINvILLE-7.eo, aos, 17,s,. & m: los
 s-.s. SIS pm. BRIsToL-7:so. 9Ns. I0-;s a m; 100
 S-s. S.I5 ?. n. rERRYvILI.E- 50. sc-. Io,s, m; I-oO
 SIS, SIS D m wATKRvILLE-7:2O aos.roar m: 2s' s.',. UNION CTTY-fs,cs IT. go r-n. TowANTIC-fs-Os & n. fs-'o. go p. ID SOUTHFORD-s,0 a. m; s:I0 ssOp. IT. PoMPERAUC VALLEY s,Cs s m; 2:lo.ssOpu ID SANDY HOOK sOsa- m.;2 PIC. so p- m HAwLEYVTLE-sO a. m; c:IO. so ?. IT. DANBURY-S.os a. m; 2:l0, 5=50, ?. n BREwSTERS-S,oS & m; s;lo, D. r. FISHKILI-oS- -uUDSON-SO & n; s:io r m "Binchanton. Elm.-a. Jamestown, Cleve-
 land. Akron and Chica-" s1l5 a m; 2:lo ?. POUGHKEEPSIE- HoUeven junction. s-rs
 g. m;
 Sunday Trains Hartfnr,' and way, Ssso, am 8,i5, p.m. Eo>tun Sc{b p.rl-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
No Yellow Fever In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2s.-The report that vel low fever existed in Memphis Is without the slightest foundation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
License Application. A

Town clerks office. Waterbury, Conn, August 26, 1893. This is to certify that Eugene F.. Brennan has filed an application to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors at 151 Charles street, in said town, and is endorsed by Thomas Grimes, Der nard Riley, Jerry Dubuque, Thos Brennan. D David, electors and taxpayers said town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
ChicaEo.. Day at the Pair.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3s,-The city authorities have decided t1 celebrate Chicago day at the fair Oct g. tine anniversary of the great fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
ChIcaxo,. Unemployed Orderly
Cholera Deaths In Naples.

CmCAGo. Aug 2s- On the lake front the unemployed held quiet, orderly meeting
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
Her Residence.

''So you are going to make aflying trip to Chicago" said one young man to an other.
 T think shall have to-"
 'Youl visit the Worlds fair, won't you:"
 Of course. She lives there. Wash ington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

ROME, Aug. 2S There were eight deaths from cholera ill Naples.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
THE EMPERoR's REPRESENTATIVE.

The Duke of SehleswiE-HoIsteIn Expected
 at the Worlds Fair.
 Ernest Guenther. duke of Schleswig- Holstein, heir in Norway, count of Storm, the Ditmarshes and Oldenburg, etc. is a nice young man of about 30
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

OrmOnde GOF West. NEW YORK, Aug. 2S. -Ormoude has Jeff for California
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

Did you: Well, that's better than sitting down and letting somebody else stand on them. "-Brooklyn Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
PENMAN NSHIP. PROF HOLLEY

Teaches every pupil to write n fine, rapid bust ness hand in q course of le private lessons and NO FAILURES. All kinds of pen work executed In the highest degree of the art
 IUY BANK BTRkWRs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
Il think 1 shall have to"
Far Better.

Willis-Did you have a seat on the street car?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
Steel Works Close For Reprirs.

PITTsBUEG, Aug. 2S.-Thr Edga~ Thomp son steel works closed down for repairs and improvements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

Wilhe-Yes, had quite discussion with me barber don't you know, whether it was better to shave mp or down.
 Miss Gcrtrudc-I suppose in your case the only possible course was the latter Brooklyn Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28

Press Censorship In Buenos Ayres. BUENus AYRES, Aug. 2S-rhr govern ment has forbidden the newspapers {" put fish military or political news.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-28
license Annlicatinn.

Town Clerks otfic- Waterbury. Conn August 2l. l>:i3 This k "a certify that John Frujn has fled an application Ia sell ale and lager beer at 1T. North Main street in said towu and is endorsed by John Hruvbry, D. II. Hayes. Thomas Malone. C. GArIity, r. Curri-an, electors and taNpav-r~ i'll town.
 JAvEs J. MADDEN. Town Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-07
RePusucaNs 10 REGAIN IosA.
They fIpee, 10 elect 6essrser asd lssis-
iiss Msjaity.

Ds> NorSEs. Iowa, Nov. 6.-Tbe out
box for Republican saccss. 10 lc~s vas
aev.r better than il il ss the close of this
campaign. TIE tate csntrsl eoaaisree has
u,As an aggressive campaign. sboa; 1900
meeting. havinx been hsld. HoH- Frank ID.
Jackson, esrsldate for GoverEor, hAs been
90 the stump constantly for slI max
inx a, least one speech each day ,ast some
,usSstxo and three. His progress has
been q constant triamhpsl tour.
Senator Allison, Col. H-Bdsrson, Col.
Hepburn, Congressman DolEvsr AMI other
Rspabliean members Of the lower hoase OF
Congress have been ia the 5eli the latter
half Of the esmpsign- Tn" contest has
been fought on nAuonsl issues entirely
TIE result will be . great viesory for pro
lection and homes. money.
The Democratic csmpaign has gone al
mos, by default Gov. Boiss has beer al
NOS, tie sole speaker. He has avoided
national issues, evidently b-iiesing b. could
10 again on p.oh hitlon and state instiia-
.en bagaboos.
there Ia. been some ilssffsction IN the
Republican racks on account Of the alleged
10 al option plank, bat the parry ~ill haf'ils
fee the loss smonz the gain. il has made Ia
s;her directions. Tns Po5alisss have II lie
a ,igorou. campaign AMI are looking for an
increased vote on acc0dDt OF tue silver
question. Tns Republicans viii elect the
entire ticket ri;h plarsliSies ranging ssy
xfsre from Is 900 20 81 0$0.
The legisia,ive sitas!ioa Is somsshz'
mixed. bat the Republican State eeatrss
committee elaims the party will hare a
good working nsjority in both branches
which ~iIl insure Republican successor TO
{ ni,ei States Senator James 7. Wtlso5-
I, is also believed there viii be maioriy
II The LEGISLATURE opposed to any change
in the present prohibi.ioa lars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-07
OLD LIBERTY BELL.
A Grand Welcome Home Given il 1t
Philadelphia.
nssy fAsssasls ia ~ Parads-A Salsts u
- esss

pauApxIrafA. New. 6 s--Th< oil Liberty
beii vas given 9 patriotic '-ss ieoas hene
this afseraaon- The eiry sas literally be-
ascksd sitA sAgs ard sganag aaa TIE pa
rais the afternoon vas eae cf the rsosi is,-
rcsirs de- u.oossra..cns ever Witnessed IN
Philadelphia
In Asdirion 10 IL, 900 schooi boys in Aae
there xsre trrnaes, militia mes. policsnasa
aca ozAers to the number Of 5000. The
Governor Of Psnn,sisxuis sni mayors
Of Pnaisislpkzia and Trenton. \. J.. ssre
II the procss.ian.
Tae sidewalks we're erosisa With people.
The reHie vas on q gaily decorated tsa.k
erswn hy eight horsrs. A saszie Of "a ssss
"a. irs-i hv Battery A ~hile the bell sas
bsiag unlo&.ed iroua the car upoa Shseh IL
sss brought FROM the wosiis Far.
The varasls formed on Broad and ffss-
la3sst streets As ~ Half an hcgr later ls
rserea down Broad street % Chrtstixn
.srsss, coantermA-ehsi on Broad street 10
Chestnut, proeseied 20sa ChssInei street
10 Fifsh, Ehere, ia fruas Of Indsperienes
hsN, il sss dismissed
TA< b.u ~ss escorted by tie veteran
essrps Of the First gssim-as sasi Rsemeers
# ine Medal Of Hoaos Legion. whsn iAs
a-I! pas.sd City hall, several sscasasd
sehoal children, assisted by Delegations Of
ihs siied Siag~rs of fn:lsisaphia. ssng
The ssar spsnxiea Bsuser.'
Cpoa arriving al iadspsnaenee hall,
Eilxs 7. Smithrr., Chairman OF the l0iaf
Wortt'. Fsi, committee OF eoaaeiis,
fsrnslls delivered tbx bell, ant Mayor
S,aArs acoepted IL Or behalf Of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-07
ONO BETS ON MCKINLEY.
So. Of the esserasr's M.lsritf the oaiy
lrcertaia Pesat.

TatTr3. o, Nov. The question on
ever thinking voter. lips j. how much
rsa 9rity will Mckinney have IN 0nio- The
lz.t i4vs hare been exciting ones. Roor-
back. aa4 bocrDe-4sgs. such As ho other
DhtS campaign ever szs, hare allsd tbs sir.
TIE can2aIzn whie5 PresiisRt Cisvelsaf
and Secretary Ho.e saith have sssee
aysin.s Neal. the Deu1setAtic aaagIaee for
Govrtnsr, las been o1e agsiast ~tnes 1T
tie h4s3Esy coaEd BE- male. Tas Democrats
ia ,he last fs~ dAys Of the battle hare been
concentrating their forces against = 2fRlnses
for the .ta.e Assembly on the kspa5 5l2c2n
iiex4,. Inrre3iole aeslons haze been spssna
sbout s9nse ot then. A .sorg was started q
lsy Or t~o ago Eos, brilliant yoaag Is~
yer. Who hs. served oBs term, was ss<ualsy
.een oat ti35sg win ~oman a fs~ daIs
bsfsre. TIE DenocFErie payer. mad
much Of i. I. then tsrnei oas that 1be
Woossa IN question VI. the sawTsrs
mother.
Ti,a rslty;2s,. question vhi-h has aza-s5
40 largely n Toledo and 0thsr parts Of
ONO yoi.ti 3 N late years, IA. been worked
br the Democrats fos I'll i "a. worth
Last righ. s DenoerstIc eaai5ds's for
clerk "a. found 20 sATe made SrlEtes
-,..,ly.s 70 both { Ca,hoii.. sad Pretestsn's
ihs, be 1oa 4 sppoiat tbsE n deputy shsflEs
Il h xss elected Fire religious Hsestinzs
have been called for 70 acs 11 these mat
ter-.
seaatsr Sherman is 10 close ths Ohio
car,p.Ig7 x.sh a rlagisg speech on Aondsy
vIz6r in thi. essy. The slectlen irs-ff VII
oe more couspltcsiesf this year 'hzH ever
s.faxe. sirty diff rent kinds Of ballots
~i,l De usess in I-1eas county Thsrs
= a .eparstr ballots 70, three hE4ni-
ne.ts 10 the Cous-tuti L The
in.i5est;ons are that tais extra
bsl.o. vil be ignored hTs if-ss eis.'
xhish sg~sc-i snoF shat 70 vsn-e or ssr
,ssB5lsysi ia the chsczes- 3styiax 'uas
sid souigar tfe main offer. es5ng On ihs
.irs Of " -Flnis9's nasi9rst.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-07
saY STATE AL saesT-


Fssros, Nss. s.-oa Tzssssy TIE vet
e.s u NxssacAEsxrts sIEi Be ealaes4 apoa to
3se34e sastksr tssesr s<x Governor viii oe
~ asgxe.a free txa4sr % sszgHeh rsosse-
rssGsss- Ths tsrs1 isszs - Hssrs s4aarssy
aesocs t5s peopse this year than ever BE-
fore La tsse Prssss~n i.l Szas u Lx.z yrz.
vren tie tAri. le=4 al ssss- iss1ss. The tiar-
risGn essctnrs scared siaras11y a. Is Co
|. wss 4 plarzl1;y fsr Fr1ssef1oa- Bat. IA
ths faae ot rha- ,ssals. Gsx- william T..
Rasss t. Deasoeras. vas re-. Ascsed BY gla-
cslI.y II 254s3 IL sas & per.1nzl Ise1ory
t3c lie RegzhsiaAns es<e1eai TIE rssz sf the
state Iiexgt.
This vear ske eCEissio1s are III reas.
aaa lE ioeks ~ though TIE reign at rAe
R4.s@sis IL svsr. john E Ra-s@la ss a free
ttAisr He Vas forced - admit = On the
stamp, He bas 30 s2eh pSrssa4I folio sia s
~ aseksi 10 fisFsraer W 4lAsm z kss-
sell. sssat4r5. tA5aga b. Is BY aS zzeaas
NJ GnFeyas4r eanfll44E@ II is aol x2e4ess 4
th&E be w4lI dras macy Eqtes from isg-
Republican party. usless they rsrszfsAafe
prgtsetiga All advocate free sEa4e- II 70
largely q 9Eessiya. tA@fsfoss, bos Aassa-
ekzlss :, sg4zs4s 90 tie tariff is1s-
Ia be past yeAr bsr sa4assTl@s have hee1
- 1Y.ssi % a inesslna5le sEa9ans By Ess<
E1ers fast ;A2s the Demscr4tae party Is ia
po~er, pledged 70 repeal tie AeKzaiey
,Arit law. In LoseII aisae the loss "a
Operatives IL ~sges sss exceeded s.5l3 Qsss
WSri eosnes from al over The STATE that
0p~rAslEgs xhC have aIssys Tosssl the
Dsa1ocr1sie ticket iE;so3 = support tie Re
publican ezns3azss an. his p.otsstize policy
this rear Thsr~ VII undoubtedly ee =
5sz vote poIs9si. Tie resis,r4tIea has been
suSs#s2Hs ali 5ssr tas state, exceeding even
that Of last year
Conservative Republicans fully expect 70
carry the State BY from y eto to 1900,
oe basis % q IA ing eH Of - per eens ID
the size Of tie vote east. II lh@ ToE~ any
yhere nesr appsoseh@s reg s,t.i4on aEafes-
the R<pabsie2a p.uraiiEy viii e~ mach
larger. Thy are eDuutIag On big vote
from dissa1l.Hea Eorkinznsa. notably IN
Boston and Wereestsr- The Simon Pnre
MEgsumps viii resarn to the R-pGs3ic&n
party sialo=r in body. Thy sre
thoroughly Glsgsstsi sith Josiah tlalaey .
I+5aucting of civil servies rst1rrs, and
will rrouke hlm By Eytins for Mr. Green
hzgxs Q4iney - chairman Of sse Demo
erA.le STATE committee. He Irsc felt tie
opp s5,ioa Of the Msgsuups ssea Trey re-
fused ~ supply him ~I'h taads IS 10 sears
past
Chairman Donovan Of the Democratic
ciyy comaaittea. ssvs Russell will 90 out Of
Boston xith ~ 80 plurality, AMI the Den-
ocrsrs elain9 to&t Gresnha!ge will not be
able TO secure enough Of a sead IN TIE rest
Of the state 70 oyercSa~ that Thai - their
prse;lcal rea.5a for claiming Rnssells slee-
non. Conservative Democrats say hss ire
clAn : wildly aeriFsvsgsnt- TIE DINO
Gratis are r<lY iHZ entIreiy upon Bosom Tor
Success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-07
NiSYaEo,.
ssssssss 7Essseess tsasiae gs-hss EsiiG-
isss-ssImss tss re lass.

EtxrHaos. Nov S. Special -- Fer
the psss two nso@sh. ttss t0~s has bsss in
a state sf pzzr.faetsSa % far ss oasinsss Is
eeseerssd- bat sass gsornlng &as1s4 hriEhs
azs4 fsir for sasines4 ~ xeii As sos pros
p~eia IF gsos weather. Oa the 2sgA u
Aaguss TIRE Winthrop Aais 20. sbu; do~p.
q. Il .as supposed, s0r tss weeks :es the
Yzrpose sf undergoing esrtsia repairs
xhsgA sere 9rsnasA Esessssry 70, sHs
ssgiBg o. b9sA BE AMI property. Re
para ~e.e sa1ssssl sAd frosa week
~ sssk fhs oy< faslTes expected 70 se ezsi,d
20 wsrk. bat ast 1EtiI It's u3oystsg Dit the
bell peal .ggfa Is selsDas sound - those
Who sspsnEssi 8poo th.lr i.osr for thsir
isIiT bread. Ezsry indlesiioa nsw points
ia the dirsssloa to steady s9rx. They corr
aleBee = eTx hos ever. ss4es 4 10 Ser osat-
eas Aosn- Z. NJ Bailey, Sen. & Com
p4Hys ~0sks have tesn raaaing %
sh0rt eses a15 sGsiasss "a looking brighter
IS! the sea are zrtda.liT going To
xorx Part Of the x9rks aili sA1t d0En 20
reqsif -AafEasg bag viii 5~ completed
wlsfia eHr wssk.
The aefaae. nssik fsctory-psH. the
cuttings are sslA here, bat Il thsy eoQlt be
aaessd sHh Isttls -xpense | think they
soqld bs removed 10 sSf5e more cpnveaiea1
place 0f abssie Everything that is nov
sbb- has teen carried 10 Ns@p9rt
-hers tie company ha. another factory
ia operation a great deal OF dis
s4si.fae1ion is expressed IN rFgsr1 10 fhe
cempai not starting mp 'his fall but ~he.e
the bi4n@ les IS impossible for one TO say
IL - hoped thai IN the tatars, and not a
x.e.r ssy either. the farmers sad COMPANY
Kill jol= forces and thus by both WORKING
together have sne Of the biggest and best
industries IN the STATE OF Maine.
Although manufacturing business has
teen Al esb tile repairing and build
ioz new aas keFt the carpenters
busy. The Gre IF Jaly ). zhiCh
Icfs :ts marx ca tss .:arEs has ben nesriy
ped a~sy by new bzik3iazs. c. W Dbl
Enghauz. ~ho bought Tie osiji3g latsiy 0e-
euDis,i b. K. II. Ye4ton siI have 5ne
assIsluz sn.i phossgrsFssrs rooass-
sharcf Bros. have :. .rly finished ;he.r
store. formerly TIE c. A. wIag baiidinx.
George Uajae. has la:ely psrchased the A
e. Car aaseisng sn1 En rebaiA a store
for G. " saAx the grocer.
TIE r~gissl a.zetsas- held a. the Msth0-
Dist charch Of late s;lll continue With UNA
bat. inters~t-
A bon. 3ss1 young salHs2n have been put
i1t5 th@ upper lake during tie past
srex.
James r. LpAau. bose death appeared
tie JoSkSA lAsI ~eek. wns gate well
kn8ws here. having mar-sd S4rAn. dAugh-
Ter Of El5rs5ge C0reT. one time stallsn
.gsns &f ;his plAes. They were hTing az
t1arsc. v. 4. al the tune os hi, ieatA-
Mr.. ghsn szs or Of the leading
operator. Of shs Commercial casse hge and
-, thosesga ka3~ laiEe gave him bizh
place ia the AT Of tgieg'sPnE
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neascsaes that bad been psescrlbed. and
the f=- WAS enly 30 eeaes IN honr
Warn yua hare gos this far araund the
wuris4. s1szrr-ytng by war u the N-ister-
rz-seaa- Red saa- inz.iz AID Ckiaa and set
focs 1a tie seal af YakoasznA. ycu f<xi as Il
yo2 ~s-u alszosf hssEse. tssazh yet st0n-
szasts Of rai2ss distant Yosa tsgia 70 see
Ezxseru EGrepsaa1zed suKksiags. k0exis.
bGnks. enxeraaSa, ezEees, asylasas s-.1 IA
nsi,izr faces Ts1re z-s harneIixe eiah AID
rsaAsinsg roeTz<, libraries. billiard tables and
eswi2n, riaks. Yet there i saasexhsng inzl<s-
sc-itsbiy interesting Ia tse thiags that are
fsreiga. and yen vast 10 Anser- You are
attracted By the quaint iirzls houses, the
uGsfxe dress whsea sssssrza fashions and
fzsEscs hare nos yr, completely driyen ous.
the opsn ar life OF the p-opie. tie elatter
ef the clogs, ths dainty eA9lGlren who follow
you snoa. II crowds. scanning ever article
ct yplr own AID wif-is attire and laughing
II great gtee. the xrotesq4sHess Of the SO
called European Costumes gs faany II the
laS2lzs and g~nslenen of the middle class
ana the uzna-r IN whsea tA~F are wurn.
and hsAlly tb~ shops and shSpk=rp<rs. po-
IIt< eager AID ever anxious to drive bar
gaza
II s1et, 30 stroll down the Broadway
Ct ToAto sr Yokohama Of 40 evening is a
lss-ral st4EEztiga II everyday art, for V t4Es-
ever sHsse Peopie f4sAsaa. ffuaa the toy u
zA E0ar 10 tie trlunpts of TIE highest
~ q {. Is sogehesl By . taste anxaown sssss-
wa~Tr- Eagst add however. that while
there Is much h<rs that appeals to the eye,
tsuSA Yokohama and Tekia possess nos
EttEs thai aYtseals to the nose.
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