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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
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llnber Opcnltaaeuoe OuerltriIt bar ct
al be iibite SO. Of "3ecorabsBolt ct
Stpife, iom ital bepiie, at Der lille er
Zig Mnnsel pna Cub / Ieroen, iom
uisie 5olf, Der ~bebanoler Tenseipsrss'
mualct, ipnes at tro. Sappano tnoes
bolber nemli9 fra Ell GOlpteoel til Ell
5ieroebel Grain Cub pr. Gon, ps peb
at forbampe 8eroensbauene fan man
ocrior, ielu ON man letter Sappanoets
sienneminitlise Gulbboloi9beb iaa lapt
ipm en- T~retenoeoels Grain pr. Son,
frembrinse 1O,250 MiiIioner IONS
Cub!
3ette minber mig ON en- SiItorle,
iom Osiaa fob i ct al be iioite go. al
"Toiten", ON en- Sente, iOm, oa benbes
6aber isste at upertale benoe fra al
9iite fig meo en- fattis ai9relte, mills
oeoe Jaoeren ON ben samle Ssne, bun
bapoe faaet al fin 2unte. Senter
bapoe nemlis left DIN Ssnieapl ! e1
GirfulGre, % Der itoo bet, at en- sor
Ssne fan iaa 20 &pQin9er / ct Iar.
Oct igrite Iar III be altiaa 81 Ssns,
oct n9ite 420 ps bet iemte $4,000
"Gr life bet itorartet," flyer Senten.
"ueo at ialse Dem for so Gents Stpt'
fet pil Ri faa s1,6SO,0O0 f~ontant!"
Men Sentsn bar life t2nft paa Sm'
foliningerne meo at igoe os paste Opt
ieue. Den Ierion, ium itreo StptteI
ON "Gulb / SperIloo", bar bener i'll
miOrtalt ps, buab bet tOIter at IOrbamp'
Ell Con 8ano.
st 8unb al De beolte baarbe Sui pil
naar bet anpenbes nnber en- COB Camp.
fieoel, ppparme s 8uno Sano fra sc
@raoer til &~osepunttet (212 Or. }, uf
bet taser pmtrsnt ct Yuno til for a
iurbampe s gunb @ano, eiter bet ba'
naaet a%osepunttet. Oct pil altiat
tage omtrent ct 6jeroeoels Con 8u
til at fprbampe l Son 8anb. Spi!
man tunbe fjsbe baarbe Sui for s4.ot
pr. Son, pilbe bet altiaa foite 800 fol-
Sui npf til at. iprbnmpe l 3Un Sanb
9ampfieoelen, 3amppumpen p9 Man
ben, iom ital pasie benz, foiter osia'
9ense, os BET iolter uiit manse@anse ia'
meset, iom @ulbet ct pero, at iaa DC
uOlfilt ira Saltet % De andre StOffe
ium blir i9ien otter at Yanoet er for
oampet.
Suprmeset er en- 9retenbeoel @rail
Cub p9ro? 20 o. TO Sienoebel
Grain foiter en- Dollar. glltiaa er el
Srettenoeoels Grain pGro omtrent el
SreoieOels Gent. Cub for Ell Sreoie
bells Gent faar oi oa eiter at baue be
talt no s1.00 ipr aul us tanlte Zig
iaa meset i andre Smfoltniuscr. Sc
ler ristis no til, at Soft ba Tan bD99
Suie al @ulo, iom 5uriattereu al Be
Stplfe, ies fritiierer, ilaar paa. Sra,
bpr belit BRUCE gold buggs til at briu
ben Slass 5Orretuing.
SrUotinss, g. Gaf., lite SUM- 1896
e. 9. Ber9eim.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
&aNion, %gNiscpniiu.

S9haliT'eu "Suspcnnen", ION lea mob.
100 ler ,u, lpnes III er i ale 9cle liaeiaa
600 loni no8en anpeu @aitine, ielo ON cen
.ol''oe 's' Soboelte. Seq tai trnst anbc.
lale "oHsusnHea" til ole, iom trauaer en-
Spmaitine. 9pbu 9 @onsr
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Si9ner CIT Sist.

Rgrsues houeciIstiis 6un!iiou er at ueiti1e fra
eloaci. I O,ttes SOB sisrreuI birf. Ui!ie ursue % Dan,
pile $lr,ii or. bUorgda oi5ie aiiGttss siennem Slrreu.
5lar DC oerimo, lie Nil b paa @riu9 al Aiprerues
lpirtiombeo. Tan Der inetrGee Srisbts Rpreip9ocm.
Sltteriot. Suffer iDa,. 9ubpmiuuria % andre alabucs
iDaHsre 9ioelisr, 9o%iettsrS g2aUebi,tsrs, fn amer
iieHei uriHSripenoe OF bIosrerieHoe @tei;in. ~YaaFpn.
Der @grrrats S%tiiombeo. naar be sr uoirii Umns cler
trGse / al uSipge lin 6nu,ttor: ben iornpsr s~lps,rai-
ten. iost ben laaer aus llgsuasor l Slobct saa 5lugt.
~ Gatlrrn / SIGseH. &n-erRe % etausuinl i Urine
r;rasB er olisa GuIeomEc, Der oil itlnje ca ~iorauueS
az peare mtloe 9eiproref c3 @ltuo3reitsr AZ orsaliii
Rrticmheo. 9ia,dril, Sibermatjsne, Soritoppelie,
SpSgcplI ca 0ltociu3c talI pji1a butte uHoer tat
oeune Sitters, iom oesisea CT en- itpr SlrIp ipr ipale
o. uerugie Solt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
st Stem aeon Itac

tan 1aass SaIapette County, Scnncs.
zee - bet fore Meaemipoens Yaraois.
Wtllot alima, iunOt OpbolosItco, iruat.
bar Sorobuno, u%alminOelise 6urtrin
SorobrlG COB MiarteOsplaoS % be.
tpem 2rauspurterins.
De. iom pnlter blQist 9anb meS
oarclfusbe 5Orbele. bebnse at t~illfriut
VI. 8. Stools, ssc'p., epmerpiae, San
cite 80, Seunesiee. 60 a
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Sfop og Yrarie

Gtoplono for ben apertereoe Iris a
$3.50 per 9lcre % ppoper, Iise til 9eInbanr
% Sper. Sorobuneen uomGrtet ior a
Slass Sorbbrug. 1pmmeret tort oS trlltt,
meo aabne 3piletter ino imellem. 1N0i
Warfeo for Sals at 3pmmer, Bart % ale
Slass 6armprpoufter. Mange 3nonitrleE
/ Spcr, bpor bort 9ano er bellSscnoe. 'da'
iom Sasmpner, Der tjpber 3pmner i0r
Sputant, % 8urperier, iom betaler S+.5O
per Gpro for Bari. Gaa &anoet or lennner
% Sarf for mango 8ansc 2anoets TGrol'
BrGrieInno / Sac aui Tarle GouIltp %
andre Counter / Dtiuneipta. GpNprie0e
6orme I'll rinlelise YrIier.
8i oil. bemRlfe, at enbper SauotIober oPF
ie ouer port Ndno, for man ilpber anoet'
i;cos, oa Sprobunoen er ileloen COB, "a YTi'
lerne Iauere % Seli99enAepen beore eno p0do
andre Selneblu ,fompa9nler tnn tllpQoe'
Sreue %beipares. % aort neo eirtuIGFeF
lenoes paa i%orlaugenoe.
A0RE
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

aan en- Nano fringe mig til at betaIe for
"SUar0eH", naar le9 life babe no9eu Ntforo
meo bam pm at betale? San Ie9 life toinge
BAN til at betale mig en- Dollar pr. Sag icl
oct Nrbeioc. lc8 bar uoiort for BAN?
Spar: Set torumer meget al paa, uuoer
bpilfc GmitGnoi9beoer &c fit GereS "8paro"
o9 arbeloebe for BAN. Oct i~anoipulige E,
pei, at Sc ltuloe betaIc bam ior "Boaroen",
% at ban l!uIoe betale Gem TOR arbeioet
Set beolte er at pperlaoe oennc Sag til el
upartiit Surp5 Migjprelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Even in the hottest weather. owing 10
the thick stone walls the lower rooms OF
Prof. Breckenridge building are cool.
The summer term-eight w~ecks-opeas
July s.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

l. Sr oct ianot, at Song Oscar al Norse
% Speri9e eier 80 MiIioner Collars Great
Nortbern Sauen? 2. SuiIien Dag | usen
par lite gu9uit 1859?
Soar: 1. Mei. 9. Sorshna.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Every one of Prof. Breckenr dge's
students who is planning TO return will
be glad to learn that during the comlng
year he will have Prof. Timbermau for
his instructor in penmanship. Prof.
Breckenridge will mail a specimen oil
Prof. Timbermans writing and a good
likeness OF him TO all who apply for them
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

VI Se'rmsoe camp meeting oil b!iue
aIpo!0t paa .. 8. 9uerieus 5nrm pco
gfartra, SSiS, ira l4oe Ill 1soe Suui unocr
Seoells al preiioerenoe sg.OIte galtor ..
SlcooleH ira minneapolis. gRinu. IS!erc
andre YrGoitanier oil urre nerurreuSs
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

llotommer Der uoseu uorlt euer iuenl
9lpiS | Minoiion, ISIS?
Spar: Tei.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

/. Ntaa en- Terlon iom Tom BIO til Gan.
BET, fpr ban baUoe iplot lit lSoc @ar, uotaae
Scrserpapirer ior at blipe amerifaulf 8or.
ger? 2. Spts Ieg ltploer Ell Mano i ISIS.
coaIin Nen9e, Tan ban garnishee min Ner
Der Mtnueiota? 3. @uor fan jea faa tjgbl
en- SOC, bocraf Jes peO Seloiuonm Ian lore
Oct tplte Spro8? s.. g.
Spar: 1. Naar Sc or 81 glar. "a ba,
uarct Der | ) gar, Fan Sc iaa Sorser,
papircr ueO at erilGre unocr 90, at Bet De
foIte 3 Aar bar pGret Geres Seniiat at blips
Sor9er al De 5oreueoe Gtater, ifafie be lore.
ltrepnc SionesbprO for goo Sanocl p.ip
2. ga. 8. sos buiIf,nipmbelit Spgbunoler.
9dr han ben life. fan ban let ienoe eiter Den,
l. Spor Tan man faa fjgbt @uItt G.
Satrebrpn So9eu Der / gmerita? .. Seo
bar tent 3 gtar / Militieu Der / aanias ga
bar Iaaet b~Goerli9 glilteo; bpis lea III relic,
til Norge, fan man oa Der tase mig til son.
gems 3IeneIte?
SPAR: /. geo life. Q. "a, bpis 9e er
remt N(iIitCrtlcneiieu i Norge, nntter De,
life, ielc ont Sc bar prret Milits.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
slabcm a~orrcjpompamcc

1. Or umeritanlt. 6rimGrter san5bare
Norge? 2. Or Der nprife 6rtmGrter tiIialas
ber / 9aupet? 3. Sppr fan le9 iaa tlpbt
uorlte &rpucieoler? g. 8.
Spar: 1. Yna Eoitiaser icnot ira9torgc
fan man fun iGite norlfe 5rlmGrier. 2
gtei. 3. Norlte aroneiebler tan 9e piit fac
tIpbt brs y. Worteuien & Co., 40 =. ainSie
Ct, Gbicaap, III.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Spab er goresieu til bet aortor / CT.
Taul, hpor man boerper SOloater ioI
Nrlneen?
Suar: Il. g. N%ecriutiug Office. ct.
YauL, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
CDR. Wards. "Watkinsn and
"Winona1.

itnees iuSitsbt bucr srete SLATE "a ssc,rs,, ,,,.,
eueite OmIlas; oerueo biz b. lifre ia mob py,,,g.
rer % iaIite Giterl,gnir8er.
The j. r. Watkins Medical Companv
GreaBenter os eueite 6itsrisIsere al 3. N. H,,,,,,
o. Giharo ssero,
5Ss2fs13 Na.7,-, M
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Vt alSes er oct iamme iom of blipe
flartItusuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

2 garet 1868 bsapnete Rr. Z. R g,,t,.
iete Or. searos Slntlreit. } Here Mar u. ,a,r'
niloer itan9e aaar, %iirroeroe al al Slo ta1 I, bin
per terio,lso: Sn,trnotlheoer. tnstl ban yIs M
at @apnet "lr. @aro's" bleu rIenpt 81 siboINtt ~ o.
au'iioe Diem. Wen lileer penne i'm utrrttsi u94lss
len funes aer. gsaiiins life Orsr1mr om' a., T, sE.
Nesssltsr iSs prtreiplpie % meo ila iutsc I, 5a9,,
trrn9e ,no paa bans Ge0et for al bgit, y, Rs o.,
blooe iiaet ! iaa mango Nav. 4Da. hans XIV gy-' si1
paa Wtennelfene blep it tiIitamtme. isr,,* 20
S ~ az sanost Snt i ! Der % ascntsy', ium fssss,
"Iiaeiaa acee", huoroeo utan1e al / ;Ti,2S1S =! es'.
bsltptte In Jorretntna ~ilaosiiom 4ub6iIr YgtGi
Nlr. WittIus ira Wir. 0aro, @ueret fTr tt'Io DIl3''
I'll at bruce bans Napn iom Sdubl entrrte IN gS SH2sa
Siiice Tom No. 235S5. ea'e7:
Mle annoer o~pforeres peripr III ~ [. eit,.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

SiSlse inSlsben @sOOelelie til Sta,
naloireftsrsn tr Mjgieu i bet iioIe
9gsu itsset 3 en-. iost Yanomertet
pso GibspO!os SunbiOs ibas bite en-
@anbfanb paa 7.25 Meier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
DYING IN A SWAMP.

A Broken Down Horse FlOundering
 i'm the Mud Near John Dee Pond.
 case that demands the immediate at- tention of an officer of the Humane so- ciety was reported this noon. Last night somebody turned an old broken down horse loose in the lot owned by the Scovlll O. near the John Dee pond on East Main s:reet. One of the animals legs was swollen U three times its natural size and it was barely able to hobble around. About II o'clock this morning the horse went to the river for water and sunk so deep into the swamp that it is unable to extricate itself and is in pitiable condition. crowd of young men and boys gathered and cruelty pulled at the animals tail in an effort to drag it out of the mire.
 It was learned this afternoon that the horse was left in the lot last night by an. Ansonia man. who tells a strange story. He says that his horse was taken last night, while at w. O. Kurten's place in Simons- vile, and the one that Is in the swamp substituted Wher he reached the east end the old horse could go no further and he unhitehed hIm and turned him into the field, leaving the carriage by the roadside until this morning, when 1t was taken awIy.
 Humane Agent Gillette and Ralph N Bl ,htsire went out out to see the horse late thls afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
PURELY PERSONAL.

Where Waterbury People Are Going
 For the Summer.
 Mrs Dr Rowland went to Saratoge to- day.
 Miss Anna Smith has gone to Martha's Vineyard.
 MT and Mrs George E. Terry left to-day forlthe Adirondacks.
 R E. Colby and family went to Walnut Beach to-day.
 Miss Kathryin Conlon left this morning for three weeks stay at Newport.
 Mir and Mrs F. T. Hayes and family have gone to their summer cottage at Woodmont
 MT and Mrs 0. A, Woodford spent yes- terday visiting friends in Bristol.
 J. E. Madigan of the Bishop street school left to-day for the summer school at Glen's Falls.
 Miss Kittie Lawrence Bolan of Curran's cloak department has gone to Cape Cod for two weeks stay.
 NJ, ). McEvoy and Linford F. Root took a spin up to Bantam, where Prof Bartlett and party are camping, yesterday after noon.
 Mrs Felix Quigley returned to her home in Litchfield this morning after spending vacation of several days with her daughters in this city.
 Miss Annie O'Brien of 97 Charles street is spending her vac ltion with friends in Bridgeport and New Haven.
 Mrs William Coogan of New Haven has returned home after two weeks visit with the family of MT and Mrs Michael O'Brien, 97 Charles street.
 The fair clerks employed by Kelly the baker enjoyed clam bake at Quassapaug yesterday. They had arranged to have a nice quiet time, but Kelly heard of it and an elaborate spread was the result.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
MILITARY MATTERS.

Arrangement For Taking the Second
 Regiment to Niantic.-Assistant Sur
 geOn Townsend VIII Remain.
 Colonel BuFpes received instruetions this morning relative to the transportation of the two local companies and the Second regiment to camp on August 12. Three passenger cars, one for the stan and one one for each of the two local companies, one baggage car and one car for the horses, will leave the Naugatuck station at 6:05. The regiment will leave New Haven at 7:3O.
 Dr Joseph H. Townsend of New Haven has accepted Colonel Burpee's invitation to remain as assistant surgeon. There was some doubt as to whether he would remain, as he expected to be appointed surgeon.
 Rev Dr Twitchell is to give his answer to-day as to whether he will remain as chaplain. Colonel Burpee has several va- cancies to fill but will not make appoint ments until he receives his own official ap- pointment. He says he has not as yet appointed any chief trumpeter, although it was reported Saturday evening in a local paper that Percy Brown had been ap- pointed. That gentleman may be selelected. but he has not as yet been appointed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
CITY COURT CASES
Sneak Thief Sentenced to Jail For
 Thirty Days.

Sneak Thief Sentenced to Jail For
 Thirty Days.
 William Montgomery went into the house of Leroy s. White on Buckingham street Saturday and took Derby hat, belonging to MT WLite, and five shirts. He was fol- lowed down town and arrested. This morn ing he had nothing to say and was sen- teneed to thirty days in jail.
 John Shanahan, who looked a total wreck from drink, was fined $1 and costs.
 Peter FitzHenry, who keeps 8 saloon at 161 Washington av< nue, was enjoying the tired voices of quartette in his place Saturday night when Officer Cahey took ex- ception to the melody. itzHenry got in- dignant when told to stop the noise and told the officer the people in his place could enjoy themselves as they pleased He was arrested and settled this morning for $25.
 Attorneys Kendrick and Durant appeared for Antonio Giovaniello, charged with at tempt to kill Nicola Cappabianco. They asked for a reduction of the bond or rather for a low bond as the accused was still in the station, no bonds being allowed. At torney Kendrick said that at no time was the wound serious one. Attorney Web- ster took exception to this and said that Dr Graves had described the nature of the would, that the weapon had punctured the pleural cavity, but that there might be suf- ticient absorption of the blood to prevent death. Dr Frost, who is now the hospital physician, was telephoned to and said that the man was improving steadily and would be out the latter part of the week. The case was ad- journed to Friday under $500 bonds.
 The case against Edmund J. Corden. charged with embezzlement. was nolled this morning on payment of $15 costs. It is understood that friends of the accused have made arrangements with the de- frauded firm to repay them for their losses, and the members of the firm were unwil- ling to push the case under the circum- stances.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
DEAD IN His ROOM.

Acting Medical Examiner Crane Proc
 nOunCes RiemigiusJ Je SiebOld's Death
 Due to Heart Disease. ,us
 Riemigius Siebold, aged 25 years, was found dead in his bed room at 6 o'clock this morning. The deceased boarded with George Erk, 17 Porter street, and was in his usual health yesterday and last night< He spent the afternoon. and evening with friends and retired about Il o'clock. He occupied the same bed with young man named Dreher, who works for the He'll mann Brewing Go. At 4,o'clock this morn-- ing Siebold yawned and turned over in bed. Dreher. who goes to work about tha. time, asked him what was the matter and Siebold said that he did not feel we'll. No notice was taken of the remark until Dreher returned to breakfast at o'clock. On entering his room he was astonished to find that the man had died in the interval. Acting Med ical Examiner Crane was notified and pro- nounced it case of heart failure. Under taker Moriarty removed the remains to the house of the brother of the dead man, Godfried Siebold, ,235 Bank street. The deceased was an employe of Holmes, Booth and Haydens' tube shop and be- longed to Martin nellmann lodge, D. o. H. The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
WALLOWlNG IN FIHH.
Health OHicer o'Hara Finds a Nuisance
 In the Sonfh Rrooklvn nIstrict.

Health Officer O'Hara Finds a Nuisance
 I'm the South Brooklyn District.
 The war over the pig pens at South Brooklyn has grown to considerable propo- sltions, and there Is sure to be big rum pus among the neighbors tonight. Satur- day night the residents made formal complaint to Town Health Officer O'Hara and this noon the health officer and re- porter of the DEMOCRAT visited the place and made thorough examination of the different hog pens and barns.
 The first place examined was the rear of the residence of Napoleon Jordan, which is in frightful condition. Five fat porkers were wallowing up to their ears ln mud in an enclosure which looked as though 1t had never been cleaned The neighbors claim to have been driven out of their homes yesterday on account of the stench from this place and stated that it was not uncommon for the children to be obliged to go to school without their morning meal it being impossible to eat when the wind blows in the direction of the houses. An outhouse on the premises was also in bad condition. The doctor left notice at the house calling on MT Jordan to appear at his office tonight The pen is situated on the land of 0. E. Turner and he too will be requested to notify Mir Jor- dan to remove the hogs from his land.
 A trip was also made through the prop erty of Michael Harty. The barn and out houses was closely examined and found in excellent condition. A dozen or more pet rabbits bounded in all directions and jumped through the letter "H" on Mir Harty's white thorn fence where his name is artistlcally shown with the twigs from the hedge.
 call was made at the piggery of Michael Kiely and while there are a large num- Der of pigs at the place, still the pen was clean and the only thing the health officer could say was that he should like all of the hog pens removed little farther from the houses.
 Michael Germans yard was explored after the doctor had fought his way past two ferocious dogs Here the pens are kept as clean as it is possible to keep such places. The walls are whitewashed and there was every evidence of desire on the part of the owner to observe the laws of the health board.
 The health officer will at once proceed to compel Mir Jordan to remove his hog pen, and it is quite probable that steps will be taken to compel other residents to make some needed changes about their houses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
88 JURORS CHOSEN

Selectmen Make a New List Under the
 Provisions of the Recently Enacted
 Law.
 The selectmen met to-day and selected eighty-eight jurors, under the provisions of the new state law. Waterbury in the past has selected only forty four jurors. The law provides that all jurors shall be electors not less than 25 years of age, esteemed in their community as men of good character, approved integrity sound judgment and fair education. The list drawn to-day is as fellows:
 George G. Adams, George Alexander. Henry ". Atwood, Samuel J. Barlow Lewis Beardsley, Eugene A. Benham, Pe- ter Blondin, Edwin L Bolster, Samuel C. Booth, George A Boughton, Henry l.. Bowers. Clifford R Bradley, Edward NJ Burrall, Maurice F. Carmody, Lorin Garter, John s. Castle. John Clark, Cor nelius C. Chambers, Samuel A Chapman. Daniel Chipman. Roger Connor, Charlt s c Commerford, David N. Daniels, Thomas Donaldson, Roswell E. Eggl, ston, William A Faber, John A Har cock, Charles c Horn. William A. Herbert, David B. Hull Charles Jackson, William B. Judd, Horea Jilson. Cornelius P Hayes, Patrick Me Mahon, John R Martin. Joseph E. Nun ger, John s. Neagle, Lampson P Nit chell. William Pallett. Edward McGrath, Charles Pyke, George Robbins, Horace B. Robinson. Kendrick H. Slmons, William A Spencer. Bennett Stiles. Sllas B Terry, George W. Tucker, Mark l. Warner, Joseph Weiss, John Williams, Edward Pierce, Patrick Hayes Dennis Kilduff, Frank Pagan, Marcus Hellmann, Adam Faber, William H Doran. Samuel Nuttall, Eugene J. Sullivan, Christopher H. Lawlor, John Fitzpatrick, James F. Doolan, William E Austin, Sidney P. bronson, Benjamin Sedgwick, Chauncey B Webster, Freder- ick Faber. William F Grilley, WilIi nm Williams, Moritz GreIle, Christian Hauser. Dennis J. Casey, Charles Pritchard. George Il Ford, Mortimer Heffernan, E R Lamp son, William P. Thoms, Frederick Welton, Hubert NJ. Rlgney. Thomas Doolan, Mi chael Lawlor. John Healey, James E. Mar tin. E. l. Frisbie, Edwin D Welton. Ed ward B. Platt
 Section 5, of the new law, is an import ant one, as it makes a new innovation of jurors. Ia each county the clerk of the superior court and two electors to be ap- pointed in such county by the judges of the superior court at special meeting to be held prior to the third Monday of Au- gust, 1895, and thereafter at their annual meeting, shall act as jury commissioners in their respective counties Said iury commissioners shall meet on the third Monday of August. 1895. and thereafter on the second Monday in July in each year Any person may appear before said com- mlssloners in the county in which he re- sides and be heard with refererence to the names upon such list, and such commis- sioners shall examine the list of jurors from each town and erase from said list the names of one-hslf of those nominated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
Irish Patriots Resolve.

At meeting of the Patrick SArsfeld club held in Hellmann's hall yesterday the fol- lowing report of the committee on resolu- tions was unanimously adopted:
 Whereas, a conventi, l of the Irish peo- pie in America is abou- 10 assemble for the purpose of devising means by which Ireland can throw the yoke of op- pression by means It than parliament ary agitation; and
 Whereas, the man CTS of the Patrick Sarsheld club believe flat the only solu. ton of Ireland's wrongs is the exclusion of British power; therefore be it
 Resolved, that we, the members of the Patrick Sars6eld club, endorse the pro- posed convention and promise to sustain it and such platform as it may adopt in the interest of our beloved country; and be it Resolved. that we request the members ot other Irish societies to take similar &C., tlon in this matter; and be it further Resolved, that we tender our sympathy to the Cuban patriots now fighting for lib erty
 TIMOTHY F. LuDDY,
 PATRICK J. ODoNNELL,
 EDWARD DIVER,
 Committee on Resolutions
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
TIM ELY TOPICS.

Jones. Morgan & Go have made prices so light that everybody can buy. You can save money by purchasing now.
 Shoulder steak five cents a pound, rib beef three cents at Castles.
 Look at the new advertisement oS the Wa terbury Furniture Go and see what $15 will buy.
 Dillon's prices for groceries will be found very low. Give hIm trial offer.
 The L. F. Haase Co sell tbe fines grade carpetings in remnant lengths at 75c a yard.
 You can buy stylish we'll made clothing at lowest rrices from the Credit Clothing Q 0. on the weekly payment plan.
 The Miller & Peck Go announces a great cut in the prices of shirt waists.
 More big bargains in Curran's mid-sum- mer clearing sale this week.