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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
AGAINST FOOTBALL.
The Harvard Faculty Taboocs IntercoIIeGI-
 ate Conte>tS.

CAMRRlM.E Mass. March S0,-The Harvard faculty at their meeting again took firm stand against intercollegiate football contests and it looks doubtful if the crimson will he represented by an eleven on tho gridirOn next fall.
 The motion adopted was wor,ICd as fol- lows, Tho faculty. having rcccivCd and considered communication from the committee on the regulation of athletic sports, dated Evh 25, rcmain of tho opin- ion that nu student under their charge should h" permitted to take lart in inter collegiate football contests"
 Although this action is not final. 1t Is sufficiently pruhibitivo tO prevent the game. for, while the faculty may not have the power to abolish contests, they Can prohibit the men from engaging in them, which is sufficient. Another meeting of the faculty will be held on April 2, when Anal Rnd decisive action en she question b aptieipssed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Colorrd Dress Goods.

COlOrCd Dress Goods. At 25c. 46-inch two-toned illuminated Chevlots. value 45c. bargain day At 39c. 50 pieces ot all SOol checks. mixtures and novelties. value 5ot, bargain day 42-inch silk and wool llaiiS in the prettIest designs ever shown. value 75c. bargain day
 Housekeeping Specials. At4c. yard wide unbleached sheetng regular price 5c. bargain day At 3S. l case 3u-inch domet flannel. regular prlce 5c. bargain day At l2ic. S4 unbleAchei sheetiug. regular price It. bargain day At 73c. lOnsdAle cambrlc. regular price l2i. bargain day At GSc. 42 inch unbleached pillow case muslin. regular price %. hat- gam day
 At 5c. all linen crash toweling. regu- lar p,ice Sc, bargain day At Sc. over ltO different styles in dress ginEhamS. regular price l2!. bargain day At 5c, 5,RO yards whitr croSSbar mus lin. worth Sr bargain day At 55c. , pieces of fancy rmbroiirr,d Il flannel. cheap at 15c. bargain day At l2!c. 1n pieces of striped EalA'eA cloth. regular price l?r. tarEaIn day At l4t. 5S inch turkey Ted table damask, regular TrIte -, tarstin day
 At 25r. st inch half hI,acLed table linen. regular rrlc" 3jc. bargain day
 At "Sc. extra large size crochet bed spreads, regular price l.25. bargain day
 At 3 for 25c. 5o dozen large size bath towels. regular price l23, bargain day 3 for At >t. , pieces striped bed ticking. regular prIce l2lc. bArEAlu day At 39c. lU dozen bleArhrd sheets, reg ular price 5oc. bargain day
 Mems Department. At soc. men'S fine dress shirts. made of white bodies and fancy co!ored boSoms. regular price. 9Sc. bargain day
 At 7c. mems heavy seamless socks in fancy mixed colors, regular price 10c. bargain day At 39c. mems laundertd negliGee shirts in new spring styles, regular price G9c. bargain day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
FAITH CURE VICTIM.
Faith Curists Charged With Allowing .
 Child to Die of Neglect.

DAYTON. O., March 20.-Iilah Thurs ton Meade 10 years old. daughter of Colo nel Harry k Meade and granddaughter of tho late Congressman George HOuk, died hero sunday morning without med ical attendance. Tho little one was. it is charged. tho victim of faith euro.
 Mrs. George Houk and her daughter. Mrs. Meade aro from tho best families in Dayton, but of late years havo drifted voluntarily into Christian science prao- tice. Tho child, suffering from typhoid fever was taken to q placc kopt by John R. Hatton and wife, who arc at the head of faith curc circles hero, and, it Is alleg- ed, died from neglect Tho city Is filled with excitement over it. The coroner has forbidden tho burial of the child, and 1t has been placed in a vault, and an autopsy will be held HRtton and his wife aro in jail, but no further arrests will bo made except by dirsoticn of the 11renSn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
The Kansas City Bank Failure.

KANSAS CITY, March 2o,-At the Ma tiOnal Bank of kan>as City n force of clerks was at work getting ncCuuntS in shape To wind up the hank business. X receiver will bc appointed as soon as tho unfinished daily business of the bank that was in proSS,SS at the time of tho failure has been disposed of, which will bc in a few days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

At the semi-annual meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club last night these of firrrs were elected: President. James Kllbrider;vice president. William J. John son; recording secretary. Thomas F. Law Tor. financial secretary, James F. Powers; treasurer, John NJ. Barrett; captain, Peter ! Clark; board of trustees. J. F. Dumphy. F. ]. Donnelly. J. J. Ryan; auditing com mittee, $. ]. O'Brien, NJ. J. Murphy, M F. Bowen. A committee consisting of T. F. Hurley. NJ. J. Murphy. T. J. Sullivan. I. r. Mitchell,T. F. Lawlor, J. J kilbride andI. |. Kelly. were appointed to arrange for the clubs annual picnic on Decoration day. at the West End grounds. A social session followed the business meeting during which songs, recitations ard ad- dresses were given.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
oscar Wilde Kcturns to London.

LONDON. March 2O.-A papcr announces the return to London of Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfrod Douglas. son of the Marquis of Quccnsbcrry, who had .bccn making q short visit to Monte Carlo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

ing toward himself the minister has al- ways been >jnSulHrly guarded and dis erect in his public u,trranr,.o, a> far a> can now hc rVcAllrd, sn aS not tu subject him self tu rtn>urr
 Every effort has been made officially to disguise the r,@l >tayr uf affairs. Tho Hawaiian minister's naulr has been ~>,rll- pul"usly inclu,!Hd in all state tun,tiou> ill which the diplomatic corps plays a part, and on at least un' o,raSiun hr has been tcndrrru the honor ut a special dinner by Scrrrtary Gr,Sham, but it k known that thrr' havc h,vn stormy intCr> jews h,- tween them, Minister Vhur>tuu was Srru and positively dcrliurd tn discuss the ru- port. He was at thr legation utljr, Aud was busy prrinring a budget of official mail tn Hawaii He sad the report NvlS of such a character that h. would main tain absolute silence. He did nvt want this taken as an iutimatjnn of affirmation or denial lir was asked specifically if he had been recalled and dv,liurd tn an swcr. He wa~ also specifically a>hrd aS tN the Clu>iu4, If the ~jIlr t,vilrti,,ut against him, and he mAdv the s,,iuo rr SpUn>r,
 He Talked Too Freely.
 It is recalled now that Mir ThurSton has not been Svrn at the department of state ill person r'rvutly. although Mir. Hastings the >,vrv|ary of his legation and the charge d'AtialrvS during the nh>Curr of the minister has been frequent visitor, though not on diplomatic Crrauds so far aS can be RSCvrtainCd
 The charge against the minister is that ho has been nltuSlthC t,'r fr,v' in publicly CritiCiSinS the policy ut the Cleveland ad mini>tratiun toward Hawaii and nf fur niShing prvmaturtly fur publication tn- formation tr,ating Hawaiian affairs Siurr the failurV of t!v attempt tu restore l.ili- uokalani and during the trial of the rN queen and her ar,u;!:l',ir,> in the run~Vir- acy to inauSurAtV rvN u,Utiuu
 Svcrrtary Grt,>hau's letter demanding Minister Thu">;nu'> recall WA~ h lruGtl,y one and gave full specifications ot the charges against him, inrlUGim-S rvw>f,Al CT publications >,lid tu have l'yrN inspired hy him and copies from official Goruu,nt> If the stat" drIArtIt, lt, >hrWtr'-, thAt t.,V minister had tIlAvd tun freely u,vUt mAt- | tcr> which tAr >,rrrtLry thought Were still | tu hV regarded ,l~ ~t,it.' |, iA:t!urMI >,rTrtS Al any rlt,. the Hawaiian Ir,>~ ~pllNrS | up [" MAr,h . witch vrtvlru Washing ton mako nN mrNt!nu If lhr reported ruI- l tur" ill any >hnpr and WE!,r il l. true | that the ltAwAtiIu EuNrruIuyrt may havr | Uh>rrNvd >rS'r,vy ae tu lh,' receipt ut such a diSISrv,yIhu p;,,. ,,t I,,,>~. St,il il would have beyond d"t.It l,!t !..3!l,d tu mako public an event fl >t.rh i'uI,I.,n,, A> thr r'Vall of i1~ priuylual min:>l,r.
 Every effort made tn ur, A ,untrluA
 ti"u of the story failed N!,u',,r~,C the l vahlnVt, dlrlnmhIi>t> aIN II,h,l. men Whu l should l'v lu n position tn know if .lrtiuu | of such importance h.Id j,,,u taken either
 diSIvowtd all kuuW lyd=,' ul.,u the ~t.l,., | or declined to di~,.IIo~ ij A; nl!.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Fourth CIns. rn.tmastcrs.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Thc following fourth class pOstmasters wero appointed:
 New York-Highvicw, Matthew Davi- son, Jr.
 PonnSylvanil-Dauber D. k. Phil lips: Do Gulia, F. A. Thaycr; GlcnmOre, Barton Forcman; IRkcton, Martin Fah- ley; Limerick. M. II. Hcimcr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Discarded Lover A,tempt. Suicide.

NEW YORK. March 20.-PAul kuhtz, l6 years old. an rrraud boy for Henry Wag- ner. a butcher at lY76 Amsterdam avenue, attempted suicide at his home on account of disappointment over a love affair. He shot himself, but may rrcovcr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
The Dolreyille Election.

DoLGEvILLE. N. H-, March 2O.-Thc charter election of Dolgvvillo resulted in the choice of Alfred pnlSr for president of tho village Mir pulgo h;r. been elected president without opposition every year since tho village was Incorporated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Amas,cd a Fortuna. For Cousins.

MkTHuK\. NA~~ Mar, -'- Nathaniel W. G"rrill. "rly If tho twu uu,,d Glover Hill h,rmit>, w,.~ buried hrr' III Walnut Grove cemetery. NuthanI dad L,>t SLt urdAy. aged - years, while his brother Mark died on Jan. 50 last in his seventy ninth year. For yrarS the brothers have been conspicuous in I4nwr'ucr and vivin. ity, whrrr they p,ddlyd vegetables. For the past 50 years they bent all their cucr- gieS to mhSSins d fortune, living in cold. dilapidated old house and on the plainCSt kind of food They accumulated nearly $260, QUO, which will hr divided among II cousins, as no will can be found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
III. Wnnt. to succeed nrice,

TOLEpO March 2O.-AnnounCement is mado hero that James M. Ashley, Jr., Is an avowcd candidate for the United States senatOrShip to succeed Calvin $. Brice, whuso term expires next year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Iumber Schooner Ashore,

NEW LONDON, Conn. March 20.-The schooner Mary A. Hall, Captain Ncazie of New York, from Pensacola for Now Haven. with yellow pine lumber. went ashorc of Orient Point N. Y, through having misStaycd in heavy hlow. She is high on the beach.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Elopement Closes a rheater.

PHILADELPHIA. March 20-The Ger mania thoater. this city. has becn sudden ly closed as a result, it is given out, of financial trouble and the elOpement of tho leading man and woman of the company, Hans Heinrich Schclfsky and Martha George.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
killed His Stcpfathrr.

BAl rIW0Er, March "0.-Chri>tian Pris- vud"rtrr, as,d +1 years. A driver "f % Dover street was shot d,yId hy his step son. .l">>ph kr,>> aA,cd T. years The man Was heating his wife and tho mother of the boy when tho lad shot him. The boy went to tho police station and in- formed the officers thCrU of the affair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
A Rarce Sunk.

BALTIMORE, March 2O.-The barge H. C. Hicks, which loft Baltimore on Sun day with four other bargcS for Philadel- phia in tow of tho tug Stella, sank of Norton creek. The crew was saved
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
For a National I.incoln nav.

AUGUSTA. Me, March 2O.-In the state senate Senator Hamlin of Ellsworth pro scented a resolution tO make Abraham Lin culn's birthday anniversary a national holiday. The resolution was unanimous ly adOpted by A rising vote.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Town Threatened by Fire,

BEAVERTON. Ont, March 20.-Fire to- tally destroyed nine buildings in the heart of the town. Only the strenuous efforts of fircmen prevented the whole town fail ing to flames.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Catholic Hospital Cousecratcd.

PRoVIpENCE. March 2O.-St. Juscph's hospital, recently erected under the aus pices of the Roman Catholic church of this diocCSc at 2 cost of Sll6, Oo0, was con secratcd by Right Rev. Matthew Harkins. D D
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

This spring on inferior clothing The prices on our RIGHrIN-MAD% Clothing will be at least ten per cent less than last year. The market is loaded with poor Stuff that is intended to catch customers who are looking for low prices We keep our reliable qualities the same IS in the past, and give you all the advantage in Ihe drop in prices. We have added 10 our store a room which We shall use as a Pants Department and keep in it the largest stock of working and dress pants ever seen in Waterbury,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Harrisburg News.

uAl:l;l~ut l:U. March @u. The bill toes tarIIsh public employment hur,aus in eft. i,-~ under the drvrtinn "f the chief of the bureau ,f industrial statistics Mas def, at . rd in the house. The same fate t,rfru the bill tn rNtrl,d the provisions of the me- chanir> lien law Ia servant girls. Gov
 rrnor Hastings sent to the senate the names uf Wilson (. krrSs of Lock Haven as Supnlnr court rrpurtcr. Thomas J. Edge of Harrisburg as secretary of agriculture and Colonel Era II. Ripple of Scranton as cummI>Sary general of the national guard. The nominations wrrr confirmed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Had a Fit In DelmonIco's.

NEW YORK, March 3O.Swhilc dining at Drlmonico's, Robert do Rustafgaoll, q guest at the Hotel Waldorf. was taker with a fit He was rrmCvrd to the New York hospital in an ambulance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
ATTORNEY KENNEDY
 0F HAUGATUCk.

The Distinguished Lawyer shows Up ,h.. Importance of the Rubber Town Before the Judiciary Committee at ilar;- toyd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

CAMDEN, N. J.. March 20-Carolins Jackson was struck by train on the Camden and Atlantic rallrpad and In. atantly killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

ClNclNNATI March 3O.-Thirtccn mem. hers of the Philadelphia council arc in Sp,rting municipal affairs hcrr. They have been touring the south and rcport no mi>haps with their unlucky number b,- yond being chased by A II foot swordflsh while on Srnator Quay $ naphtha launch at St. LUCiC.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

Specials on Tables Front ot Door. One lot of fine Japanese vases. Nalu- l 25 10 , 0O. choice bargain day l2NlS white enamel frame steel en cravings. over one hundred differ ent subjects, value
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

BOsTON, March 20.-A woman 30 years old, who rVgistcrrd at tho Adams House on Saturday last as Miss Grace M. C. Norton of llulyukc, but said to have como from New York, committed suicide whilc in bed in her room. She had written tho word KiSmct in q lcgiblr hand on piece of paper which sho had placed between the frame and mirror of the drnsSing case in the room whCrc sho ended her life Shc made two attempts to kill herself In the first attempt Shc used chloruform. In tho second shC used a revolver sue ,csSfully. Among her effects was plain sard inscribed with numerals The wum- an seemed tO bc q stranger in Boston. So far as can he learned, shc had no callers at tho hotel. On Sunday she was away from the hotel short time, but whcro she went no ono knows.
 On Monday morning sho did not lcavo her room. In the afternoon sho called at tho clerks desk. asked how much her bill was and paid it She indicated that sho was going to leave tho hotel.
 That evening tho clerk, thinking that she had gone assigned another guest to the room shc occupied, and was greatly surprised when the hcllboy rrturncd and informed him that Miss Norton had not left. Later ho inquired if Shc Was going to lCavo that night, and shc told him that she guessed shc would rrmain an other night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Dt-trict of Waterbury ss Probate Court

1J Mar 20 lS95.
 Estate Gf Margaret Martin. late of Water bury in said district. deceaSed
 The Court of Probate for the district of Wa terhury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors nf said Estate t1 eNhihit.their claims for settlement. Those who neglect e. present their accounts drharrrd recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate Vayment to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Mistakes of Other People

Ar, dangerous signals tn ;hr wise. Every time mistake is made >rmrAnIy ,turu> something II YOU Have failed tn S,r our SprlnE line ut FCNNlrUEF you have w..,.> i mistake. and somebody k ,s.;YE tp profit by II. (ru won | Gn t ta> >>tonu time. The wise ru>> whn see, anl, having seen, ANuGht. are mIkin! no compl tint. Ned We say n'nrr:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

At 75c ladies night gowns. round yoke trimmed with ru,t,e edged
 with linen lace. insertion ot lace in yoke. large sleeves. pleated Lack.
 regular lrIce 27. bargain day At 3G. Ted seal vaseline. rr.ular price
 Sc per bottle. Thursday
 At 31I. ladies eorStts. wLlte aIi drab,
 all sizes. bargain Jay NJ Sc. ladies ginGhan aprons. with border on bottom. bargain day At 21c. infants cAmbric >hps. with
 fine embroidered yoke. bargain day At l23c. misses corset waists. mad of
 stockinette. bargain day l: At Ic, ladies' hose black feet colored tops. regular price lUc. bargain day At DC. mems sPrlng underwear in jersey. ribbed and gray mixed, reg
 ular price 39c. bargain day Al %. mems fancy web sUspenders. regular price l9c. bargain day At Ijc, ladies black SatiGe skirts with
 three ruttirs. regular price 9>c. bar gain day
 At Sc. BAby's shoe dressing. best
 quality. bargain day At 3t. cabinet hairPIns. per box bar
 gam day
 Al He. pin cushions covered with Vel
 vet in pretty colorS. bargain day . Al 53c. ladies night gowns. several
 different styles, heavy muslin. large ! sleeves. regular price >2c. bargain
 day
 | At 39c. ladies short skirts made of
 striped t4nnelette. regular price 5Oc. ! bargain day
 At He. ladies fast black Esty hose,
 no seams. regular prlce l7c. bargain : day
 At G9c. American Beauty kid gloves. . new SprlnS colorings large buttons.
 regular p.it+ 9>t. bargain day At lGr. English hSle thr. ad gloves. ( spring shades. latest novelty. patent
 fastener, regular price DC, ba,gain
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Dtstrict of Waterbury. ss. Probate Cou

Nistrict of Waterbury. ss. Probate Court DMarce 20 lS45.
 EStateof Henry Greenherg ut Waterbury debtor.
 This court having decreed the said HeHry GreenbcrE. take an insolvcnt deetort this day. il is
 Ordered. that hearing on the appointment rf trustee on said es;; tate, be heard and determined at the probate office in Water bury in said district. on the 2Sd day of March: A. D., 1895. at o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice be given of the pendency Of said application and the time and plac0 of hearing c thereon. by publishing the same times i3 some newspaper having circulation ln Sals district.
 By order of the Court.
 JAMES J. CASSIN. Clerk of Probate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
All u~.... - ..I SUICIDE.
Mysterious Young Woman Kills Herself In a Boston Hotel.
TRIED A DRUG AND THEN A PISTOL.

When the Doctor Told Her She Would Survive the Effects of the ChlorOform. She Shot Herself Through the Heart. Supposed to Isc a Miss Norton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
shot Herself In Bed.

The doctor then asked her if that was all she had tn say, and rT"iving a rrply that it was he stepped toward the door to call tho maid, A ho oprurd the door thrrc was n Sinothorrd report. A sigh rS- capped tho lips uf the young woman,
 The physician and those outside the dnor ha>trncd tn the bed. They diSrovCrNl that she had had n rrv"lvrr concealed hc- n,ath tho hcd>prrad and had placed il di- rvrtly over her heart, pulled tho trigger and killed herself
 The police went tu work almost at olcc, hut have Ivvu unable Ia lClrn whu the woman Was ar why she tuok her own life. The police of Hulyok" rndravur,'d tu find friends ur p'latiN,> in that city. hut none could lr found. All invC>ti iEations in Boston al midnight had revealed n"th- ing. The figures on the card srVmCd to indicate that she played policy Tho wum an Was uf medium height, "f a hloud, type, and she weighed about l2o pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
CLOAK DEpARTNIE,NI

Ladies Spring Capc>.
 SECOND FLOOR.
 Ladies cloth capes, extra full. Tn tan. navy and black. regular pGlce, 3."~, bargain day ,: It 3 u0. ladies fine cloth capes. velvet collar, pretty shape, in tan. brown and black. regular prlce , D. bar gain day B
 Misses RCCtrr>. Misses reefers in tan. navy and brown. nicely trimmed in braid. regular price 9>. bargain day l.: At 9>c. Infants long and short cloaks finely embroidered with silk on col larettr, regular price l 39. bargain day 9 Ladies House Wrappers. It 59c. one lot ladies house wrappers, in cambric. all pretty patterns. ex- ira full skirts and sleeves. bargain day ,
 Ladies Shirt Waists. At 25. lailes' fine crepon waists. in pink light blue. lavendar. rose navy blue and black. lined throughout, extra large sleeves and fancy stock collar, bargain day l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
THURSTON NOT WANTED
Report That Secretary Gresham
 Has Demanded His Recall.
HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC IS NOTIFIED.

1t Is Said Ina: the Hawaiian Minister and
 the Secretary of state Have Had several
 Diplomatic Tins. and That Thurston Has
 Been Barred From the State Department.
 WAsHINGToN, March 2O.--It wa> report cd hCro that Scrrrthry tir,'ShaIa had de. nuaujcd the recall If Lurin X. Thurstun, tho Hawaiian minister tu Washington, on tho ground that ho was pvrsona non grata
 When Secretary Grv>ham'S attention was called 10 this stat, mrnt, he positively rC- fused to say one word ill confirmation Or denial. and other officials oi th2 state de- partmcnt allrSr ignorance uf the matter.
 It is known, however. that thCre hIS been much friction between tho minister and the state department in tho tran>,Ic- ton of business dating hack to Mir Thurs tons appointmrnt a> minister Probably because he was aware of the state Uf feel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
BROS,

Rice N Legros. Hoston's finest ahoe manufacturers entire bankrupt stock of all newest up to date fine boots. shoes, slip pers. sandals and oXtoris, all manutactur- ed for this Spring trade, will be disposed of for 5Oc on the dollar of their actual value.
 Ladies fine hand sewed and turned
 slippers. worth 95c. our price l9e Ladies fine strap sandals with ribbon
 bow and buckle. worth $l.35, /
 our price G9c Ladies very choice French dopgola
 kid sandals. ribbon bow and
 buckle. worth Sl.35, our
 price 15c
 All our fine French kid and Freench and patent leather oxfords and slippers and equally low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20
Wednesday. March 20, 1895

At l0 o'clock sure No postPonement on account of weather. Below is descnp- ton of horses: IucludIng , matched pairs one pair grey horses, ] and years old. weight , inu lbs, Brown horse. 1.5OO. 6 years. Gray mare years. l.3uO, Grey horse. ; yearS. l,4uo Erown horse. , years. l.25U. Sorrrl horse. years. 1,O5O family broken. Pair black horses. and q years. 2.50O lbs. Grey mare. years. 1850. Grey geldIng. years, 450. Nice brown family mare , years. POO. Pair of closely matched bay horses. and 6 years. 2.3"o. thoroughly broken and a nice team. Sorrel mare. years. 1.l50. Bay mare, j years. Iron grey. 6 years. l.l20 lbs. Bay horse. years. l, loo, and good one. One seal brown mare. a trotter about l. .OOn los. and several second handled horses
 Remember. I guarantee every horse and give two days trial md if not aS ropre- sented return them and will returi the money Horses will be at my stable two days before the sale. Come and look them over r. F. BENHAM.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-20

Specials for Thursday. Bargain Day.
TELEPHONE CALL ll4-2.

We would advise readers let o the following escape their notice. It will be
 vour interest than ours.