Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-28

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 "A:N~. POOR uEI, K with "n" vn:,r. thtt it would be impos- S.l'" a,lyW, v,!ut the manager was heart A, T. IT,, |, Me Was crowded to suf- 1, ,,:,t',N IT, V,r had come from quite Il ~'..,..'" t' -:r. th" great traScdian, and ::."y t tie men about town and y,....',?.e> ut Watrlhury could bc heard .:..h.a-; tht.r knuck!c> impaticntly in '..n t&:"J g,.,.,rv a> time wore on and Ih, r.>;UI@r., d'd not come.
 r, i:>ruiae tn the eyes uf the managcr !~ r., :. I,:,>,,ei Mr Booth ill his dress 1':- 'n :llv @rrut. sud, solemn orbs 1E" :":-rr} >n rested on him as he u-,v. F x v,....'>,d th2 h;g rubber band v...,.. |. ,du }u!;rh If general admission t;,'..'- ,.- I Il yul If dumh but eloquent
 ".'. !r r@,t down." said Mir. | .'.' ti,v ? and lnuurnful voice. T: :.. ,,t'rl, ,a'r away" ," said he t. '. ...'. !,,,!oil.- his cuffs. We u..., ...tv i!~u,,t this evening, as usu- r." " nan w.ss sent cut to tho ,,i.,. -; = :..,. ;:nl Hrratin ran over 10 t::".~hn- gods emporium T: Ill.,. WAS called the Old City II -. :.'.1 ,.., ]. ur wa> past for the cur -.t.N :' l.5: F.. IL Was q curtain on N. 2;," .,'! '"or WlS advised tu "call =" .ta.N ]; .>,-aN fnr trA. underwear ..':. ':. .'." >.;0n; also hljcS, pclts and .,.: .i:-, ,~: H'>u notary public and soft .t....h
 Nt!rr W5rAture was to he seen on the l.rt.. Il ,.'.1 Il picture of q livery stable ::1 ,'! Fl " h.Sh hat and fiery team taking | V Il d., ~~,d lady and gent out riding III =, Wit, !Ia, with a spcckled dog trying r. h,,!'rn
 Mir F.. i'll took a drink of water out f A t,n pail and asked Horatio if he = E,l le' ready i'll eight minutes He th.3-ht he could. He took off pair of r',l -l v,> and put on d pair of yarn init i,:~. letter suited tO the climate of Den m~lh.
 "H,Nv would if dn for the duel to be t.u-Ac with rvvolvrrS, HoratiO:" asked Nv F., :h. Who wlS practical man in IT ,},., r-,,'nrv.
 Iii will nut !c ncccS>arv." said the ll.!l...-,r. II have >rnt to our lodge for >. He Knights of PvthiaS swords They VIII L. here v,ry shortly I'm little ~. Ir ,,l .,.t the skull. Mir Bouth." he added. ",ild >,,rr D,c Axtelle prom | ~,.! ls.r ;, ~a,lll h., had i'll his office, but n, A,:i to r,luru II yesterday to its first Iu>A,.nd. who k now leading a better .::, ,.nl W.iut~ Ill If his wives buried {. tnrr. But I've Sot d chronological +. ..l, with t.trulti,S all over it. That's t..- |,.~t W" rAn dv
 MI F tn said that would do, and JI~. IT, Htir l','l property man brought |, :. I:u~>ir yaf" tn poison Hamlct's ia thrr with
 The evening WAS very cold and in the p,;>, min. scene Hamlrt'> father wore a pair,f ear rlutf> which. as he lav asleep i'll the garden. had to be removed by the | poiSunrr before the deadly liquid could br poured in*o his ear,
 II do not remember who played the | King. Hamlrt'S stepfatlIer," said Mir. ,IArqur> but he was the bummest crowned head in search of hairbrush | that 1 ever saw. You know. MT. Nye, that king k no good anyway without | lis veStmentS, and generally the King i'll Hamlet, robbed of his reigning wraps, iS merely q great big appetite with a | heavy head If whiSkrrS. He wore a coon skin uvrrcoat. borrowed of one of our leading livery stable keepers. and he had the handle of a Croquet mallet wrapped i'll tin ful for sceptcr " Mr, Booth wore dark business suit 1 of black chevIot or some such stuff, and from the time the curtain rang up until the great obituary congress of the Ham 1 let family there was not so much as a smile. Thus did the dignity of a truly great man overcome the almost fatal ob- stacla uf the absolutely ridiculous. It Was tragedy ill spite of the temptation | for comedy.
 With the phrcnologist' checkered bust and i'll the grave scene one could imagine Slr Jefferson yielding to the environ 1 I... lt- and saving:
 Alas, poor YoriCk! I vas acquainted w;th him. knew him. Horatio, consid- erahlc He vas all der dime making l chvkeS Nunce play horse init Yorick and ride on his pack 1000 times! l LpDh dt nlS lnIeIlSCIua1 town lOLS. ! never know We look dot way on the head ven ve are dead! My My! Myl
 Dot place you tink vas der baseball ground vos mirthfulness and funny busi- ness vot he got on his brains. Dot vos a funny Yorick! Here you see some more nice fac ulties he got marked oud init a blue pencil. Dot vos de place were he t'ink of his home. Dot is were he lofe his wife. She is marrit two times now since dot 1000 legged worm got his nest in poor Yorick's love of his vifeI Poor Yorick! Vot make you shmile like doti You ink you got de laff on Mrs. Yorickf I Eh?
 ''I pet you. If you could now speak to me. Yorick. init dose chapless chaws and dot pallhead. init intellectual additions marked out on de oudside. you would said to me, Rip von WinEle, tolt you py ourselfs Mrs. Yorick she cuts no ice init mel
 "Stin dot vas de same init Alexander. You might trace Aleck till he vos a rail road init a moggage on him or fair ground. We must all come to dot. Ho-