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Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Mnar Soften taaer iiq til at

Naar SeIten tager ltg I'll at lldd
gaaien iimffer ON Natten, iaa fam
BET bore at forifielige @runoe, ben
b9rer Jig Zig 40. 5 mango Sflfrl.
DC er @runoen Den, at oen bogItape-
Zig talt life bar anbet at beitile. Den
itaar paa Stoloen Gag no og Dag
ino og fsler enoelig Srang til at bru.
&c line arpfter paa noget. s iuu.
oatme JlfGIoe faar man ofte @ligt
meo BEN ilenme llpune peo bare at
ifaffe Seiten orbentligt arbeioe, iaa
2piten forJaar oer til at finoe poa
ilige efstrn SegemsspelIer ont Hat.
ten. Oct itaar ialfalo fait, at ben
Seit iom saar / nogeitluroe itaoigt
~Mrbcioe, ileloen eler alorig giper Jig
af meb ben Slags Siosfororip. Site
fan man opnaa ct go0t Heiultat peo
at ilippe Soften los / ct rumnneligere
Spiltoug (bor itau), boor oen bar
gnleoning til at beuGge iig liot og
bptte Stiling, noar oen fsler Sraug
bertil. llponen ptrer JIG for &eiten
pnd f~orifieli9e Bis hos De foritiel.
lige Sete. ioet nosle alorig lparfer,
naar De itanr ulene pua Staloen, men
fun mar Der er atore Selte | gtprbe-
BEN. andre fun fsler ia opiororeoe
oertiI. mems De ipiier i'm Sapre. after
andre flin I'll pisie Cher I. Or. ON
@aaren. % iaa fremOeles. 5ar man
MI ferit siort iaaounne Sngttngelicr,
al min meo nogenlunSc Srfferheo
fienoer iii 8rumoen. oil Oct / DC ileite
SiIiploe life ialoe iaa panifeIiet at
iince en- ltbpei til at faa Soften til at
afIpgge i'm llparie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
So mnge MGnS begpnbte for ma,

50 tnge MGn0 ~begDnhte for ma1t-
ge aar tilbnge en- egen Correcting
JONI Seilmagere. Seilougen fisbte
Dc bos ben b~efienote Sfepben 8iraro
paa 3reoit, sa Set nof bar inlaat meo
a~upitolen. en- Sen bopbe lopet at
gaa goo for Dem og mtoerifripe oeres
"geote." ga Sanoelen Dor oronet,
greb De unge Iaato bper i'm glmot
meo Seiloug 90 orog afeaoroe. Sa
8iraro iaa Oct, ipurate BAN, III oct
life bar beore. De benteoe en- aisrer.
"aa mel 0a." ipareoe Den enc, "oet er
life lntge 8eierL cg hi flarer Oct nof
alene." ga iagoe @iraro: sig
eoers Sen. ban bebgoer fife at font
me os lnoerifrioe. Seq tar eoers
'Rote' uoen aaltion." Moraler
bebsper ri life at aisre opmerfiom
pud.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Sneupaa | Sltiet fnn me9et lettere
boIbes net og rent, beriom man bar
2ine os Bret Itaaenoe oeroppe ct.
iteos, iaa man Iipper at ipringe
Srappet op og neo for at faa fut /
BENT. Or De lige iorbamoerL iou er
oct ct Gieblifs Gag ot pubic op ltbt
efter iom Oct trenges, men nsoes
man til at bente Dem fra &jsffenet
bper Gang, iua fnn bet nof brltbe,
bet blir ltolnt til en- d,toen Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Supeopiue ifriper Iig unoertiot

6upeoptne ifriper Jig ~unoertioen
oerira, at Der err noset i 8eien meo
2inene, iad man life Ter ioa goot,
Tom man gioroe for. Naar Spnet
beapnoer at ilm fell. buroe man itbe-
tinget raaoiperge en- fpnoig Sienl99e
og life inblaoe Jig meo ben ierite oen
beoite ar9mmer, JONI ailPgaer Sniet
ct geisg, eaer fjsbe Jig 9riaer pou
Woafaa, naar man "fonmer pan
"Stanret."
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
grrnoepin%s ifatten

brPllOere oil ipinter anitrenge Jig til
Def poerlte for at faa i'm Sbat eroltce.
ret fra $1.10 pr. @alpn til zoe.
Spis De iaar i'm Billie, pI De tiere
$60, 1000. grpggerne bill islee
gremplet. 8e agter at fj9rnpe for
en Yris pao $24 900, 900. Saa me.
get pil Be tiene, ON oereS Sfat pna
81 neoiGttes ira $3.50 til 81. WGr-
felig NOT fan Observation-Disclosures
o. E~lbrpggerne life blipe enige ON at
qua iammen / aampen. De bill
fiRmpe bper for Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Sfsues ND paa en- pen Waaoe. @en-

rer al NomiraI Shlep 'D1es life oarl,
at Monniral GrpmninfbieIo ifal bIipe
uonGpnt til aonmlanber oper oer
atlantiife gftaore; mell De ifisrner,
al Braiioent Rooiepelt oil foa erop-
ninibieIo bort fra Nauieationsbu.
renuet paa en- ian pen Wauoe icu1
mtIig, os at Wooitano fra oeres
SIDE pil ifabe Sd)tep; oerfor boloer
Sc Jig / Sfinoet. Oct er befierot, at
Treiioenten er Ell 8elpnber al Shlep.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Silfepapir ener "tisiiie Baper" er
itom4rfet til at pubic Speilene nteb.
Oct siper Speilet en- iereaeli @luns.
Sanbnnt Eapir gisr man oerfor pel
/ at posse paa, naar Der fommer NOS
get oeraf / Suiet, % fife faIte oct
paa 8arnen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Ginomellen mua imeres el Gang

imelem, og nogen nlau glsre Mrbel-
Oct, oct er fart, men oct er life iaa
flart, at oct netop er SSar iisl, iom
ma gisre BET. Gen, ion er tonunen
liot tilaars % life lGngere er ioa
ipr9f, iom ban bar / line pngre
0age, buroe betpnfe Jig paa at flo
ire De 1870 500 eqer mere op /
2ltften. ganbe er ban li6t itIp |
2enmerlle, og let fan Oct bPlOe, at
ban nj, blir ipimmel, ON ban life bar
pleiet at Ipimle fer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
isrpsne 9pteter fan aipres bruce

Srpsne Huteter fam gieres BRUCE
liee igien peo at luoe Dem ligge tire
Gage / 8ano, fsr De foges. Saa
tiger "Scientific Imerican," og oa
mao Der bel ppre noget | Def. Slnib.
lertio bLir oct inge1t, iom bar Hauo
til at laoe Eoteterne frpie ianr, men
Der fan 10 blipe anleonirg til at an
pe1ioe aliret en- nnoen Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

l1nber en- Sterile pn Serrbm,en er
oct beoit at babe ct SGoe omtrent
miot / Sognerl, tbi Der rpiter oct
minbre, emo orl man iiober pes Gnoerr
al Sognen og aItiua lige oper Sils
lene. Man er ogiaa minbre itoiat
FOR SfGOe, ON Der lfltIoe lfe Sam-
meniteo. af iamme Senipn er ogiaa
en- al De mtbterite Gogrte / Sr9net at
f~oretrpffe for oert, iom or nerulere
Gnoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
go mere aunbfab man bar, oeitI

So mere annbifab man bar. oeito
beore ifisnner man, buor libet man
beg is@runoen peo. tbi man bar
iaoet ct aabnere Sun o. ct beore ge-
greb ON, bpiIfe nenoeIige giober Der
eitonit ligger uoenfor. Get er gierre
Den, iom minoit peo, iom tror, bal
peo oft, og bette forbi ban itaar paa
iau lapt Erin, at lloiieteit er meget
iuoifrpllfet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Rosle iaa Ninnter lGngere paa
8eien bill ofte ipure Soften for en-
mere eller minore nlDorlig Sfapanf.
Oct er opermuabe iielbena man bar
roaen gplbig @riuto til at oripe oen
til Oct Doerite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
NlocrmanS Snnt

NlScrmanS Snnt / ct. IauI.
Winn, beifplhte forleoen fine aple.
gaer / gproa0et for at bare beittffe.
lige % iogbe, at Here At Dem ligc.
par Isnlct al SporpeiSfompa-
MET. Gn ReioIutioH ON at toinge
Smnt til al bepiie time 9GfoI0ltiraei
eller | mo0iat SoIo at uoitsoe BAN
al gpruabct msbte Wooitano / a5.
iemblp, % oern,eo mi Sogel bcro.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Sc aioletsier rpffer lprpqit,

Te ajoletsier rGffer la1pgit, lom
er ligetil eIler iulfaIb n9iten lige paa
begge Sioer, Sa De fan prua1ges,
mar De ipes ON, og be, iom bar III
gurer /, / bpiIfe Der fife er Sorifiel
paa op % rteo, bar ben Soroel, at
ingen Gap bebeper at pruees, laa
.lanot Dem en- t o + nof til at fulne
berpttes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Grusier uSnrpnt. graiioent aooie

Grusier nonrbnf. Er9iioent Aooie.
pelt bar uonGp1t @illiam Grosier til
Gbef for artilleriet meo Rang iom
9rigaoegeneral. Zen me General
bar pitt itor 3pgtigbeo / alt, boao Der
bsrer iuo unoer bans Sag, og Ran
blep oerior parfnt anbefalet al arigs.
miniiter Hoot. GroSier bar milit9rt
Weolen al 6reosfonierenien / @aag
og meopirfeoe til geilutningerile ON.
al ariseu bsr isres pna en- mere men.
nelfelig BIS END ttSltgere. San er
isoi | Ohio. men Tom inc paa Grigs-
ifolen ira aunias. 5 1867 tpg ban
aIgansernmen o. sif mo | artile-
riet. timber Den ipanife aris Tor.
irenmeoes ban I'll Major Sammen
meo 8en. Burlington. bpis Grterisl.
ger bon er, bar ban i9rIis inioeret
anrtonernes gpsning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

SeriDm Yapirmsnitret alto blep
itrsget, netop fsr oet toges / grig,
oilOe bet faIoe meeet lettere at flippe
efter bet, og 4l9oningen fom til at
paste beore.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Soriremmcs. Mr. Souie, ion t

Sorircmmcs. Wr. Solle, Iom bar
ppret superintendent oper Den III
oianife 0uaifoIe t Roiebuo, g.. ., er
blepen %forfrenmtet til S%uperuilor
oper Sarounerifulerne. San er nj /
8aibinston for at fonferere meo
Commissioner Sores aitgaaeiroe De
Sing, ban bar at sisre. Sans Son
er $1,000 % Heiieuogifter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
WatbmansY pmbcn.

OafDrtansV pffDcn. Se0 Erene'
ifponinsen paa Sanop Soof piite oet,
at 8atbman opiunone 9ombe Jig life
at ipare til 6oruentningerne; men
life oeito minore bill ban oe aiore arl-
MODE aongresien ON Ell itsrre BE.
pilgning, for at ben fan itofsres /
Irrueeli % 6laaoen. 8ufbman ino-
fanbt Jig forleoen / arigs. og Deu.
rineoepartemeittet og forflareoe, at
ifisnt bans 9onbe life bar, bpob
man pelte0e, loa bar oct Dog bragt
paa Oct rene, OF ben funoe soelPgge
ct Slagiftb. gegge De napnte De-
p%ortenlenter bar afgiort imoo Ell 9e.
pilgnins til @atbmm.9 omben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Samuittiabeospcnge.

ritter Sage bar siernem 8oiten moo
taget en- Graft pua $3.50. Ifiet'
oeren u,1berteener Jig "G. o., men
nupnsiper iig life. San oplpier, at
ban for Here aar iioen ifltIbe betalt
en- "Resieringsifat," iom MI meo
Renter gaar % til oct gelcb, 0ruftelt
Ipoer poa. 6inansmintiterear bar be.
faIet, at De 5,S75 ifal fsies til "Snm.
plttigbebsforoet."
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
senator Charles al 8isconiin

Senntor Gnarlcs al @isconiin %
Sel,otor ReIion al Iinneiota bar
p9ret beIoise. De bar ifafet Jig
aomitepPrelier / ben ombormeoe Gel
al 4apitoIiet, bpor aongresiens BOO.
iamling tiolisere bapoe NlaoS. BE.
relierne er uom9rfet ~nbitpreoe %
bar Eliot Sen Sell, at Be lig9er noget
lanat burte ira Senatfamneret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

ester. - 10 al 81 repolrtionRre De.
neraler, iom reiiie ina Gatrn / en- Ii.
ben gaao % piloe til Colon, brufneoe
paa 0eien, bo 9ouoen fontreSe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Eager Mfifco. griguoeaeneral
Mbelbert 6. BURLINGTON bapoe 6reoae
sem 22oe nnuet AIoersarenien % tog
Ififeb. San bar / ben iioite Si0 Doe,
RET Ghef for Mrtileriet. Burlington
er fsot / 8irsinia o. Git / 1856 irro
paa arigsifoIen / @eit Hoint. Com
Mrtiueriofficer fon ban ie tilbaae paa
en- lang % tro Sieneite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Ten, iom er biuIbenet, bsr for aft
! 8erOen life BRUCE ltribeoe 9lifscr.

Sffe "nnorr 3erp," iom Ser itoo /
forrige go. ON be nppnte glomiter.
Oct nnr SGtterens 8aaf1uro. Oct
ifitloe Itanet: lumber 10 8raoer" oip.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
W%iearaann.a analcn.

Wiearasna.aannlcn. Soaen ON
at bpsse Ricaragm aanalen bill font
me trent / &eprnientartbuiet, iaa'
mart Oct er iamIet. "Bste," lon
bans @rlaere falber BAN, Oct piE
lige Heprnientant y. Sep6urn ira
Soma, agter at foreln8ge Den itrafs,
uoen at per,te pun &atififationen al
Dem me Sraftat meo Gnglano. Sep.
burns gin angaaeiToe en- iitbrniif au.
nal oeotoges al Quiet / forriae Ses.
lion, og ben frGper en- 9epilgnina al
St50.000,000 til Irbetoet. Ser er
intet / Dor Sperensgontit nteo Stor-
britannien, iagoe bon "iom fam BIN.
ore Be SoreneSe Stoter ira at grape
en- annal giennem Sanotlngen, uftu-
rot iorn oi ielo enIfcr. - Senntor
8arris ira aanias er GLAD / oct me
Sorilas at Sap % @altncefote til Ell
Sroftat meo g1rglano on9aaenbe Sa.
nnliagen. Seltatoren er Qteolerr al
Dem iitbmiife aanalfomite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
gpffige Aaa6 % Ying.
NnSres Griarina foitcr os minors

og er ofte mere p9r0 eno Dor egeii.
9i biper belagtige | ben peo at lam,
tale meo artore ON fGles S~nteresier
ogian neb at I9ie, bpao Sc bar frepet
oeronl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Senator Neliuns SorIIaa on

EQUATOR Neliuns Sorilag ON
SpretteIie al ct Sanoelso eportement
oinoer mere % mere Sililutnins
oner belle 2anbet. Otter oeit Mrbe.
ialina Sagen lit Of 8eciprWitets.
fonoertionen siioite llae. inoebolot
Der ON Daeen @aibinatonbIaoet
"Gpening Star" en- leoenoe Irtifel,
boori eeit par1nt anbeiaIer Eroiettet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
sGssepIpmmen torres tort,

Den er ubiat for 2urten. SrRffer Oct
altiaa, at nan fife bar BRIG for ben,
ltrafs sGgget er fnirit fan man lpgge
DEN / en- Sop meo folot 8ato og I9tte
BEN ben pao ct fisliet Steo. Haa
Den Maobe pil oen funlie boloe iig /
flere Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Sra bopeoItaopn


giDet, at BON aeier at uonuspne en-
Son at aomirnI Compton til aaDct
peo Ssfrigsifolen. Tette oil ife |
SenboIo til ct 2gfte. iom afosoe Rrn.
iiSent Ncainlep sap Compton.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
TOWN TOPICS.

Saloons are permitted on San Fran cisco ferryboats.
 Hoopeston, H., town of 4,0O0 in- habitants, has never had a saloon.
 Duluth flour mills are preparing to make 10000 barrels of flour every 24 hours.
 An immense warehouse to hold 30,- 900 bales of cotton is to be erected at Houston, Tex.
 In New Yorlx's zoo at Bronx park the flying cage for birds is as high as an office building and covers an acre of ground.
 New Orleans insurance experts warn the people that the city may be burned down any time if the present careless methods of handling oil are tolerated.
 Ten electric lines and three steam roads will carry visitors to the conn ing St. Louis worlds fair from that city to the 1,11S-acre park where the exposition will be held. Two-thirds of the ground is covered with forest trees.
 Chicago fire insurance companies have a fund to use to detect incen- diaries. During the past year IA in cendiaries were caught, 52 eases were under strong suspicion, 53 were sus- picious and 1,542 fires were of un- known origin.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
Too s,nch Conner

Portugal is suffering from plethora of money just now. Not gold, of course, nor silver; but copper. So vast is the supply of this inferior metal that ordinary people are ex- ceedingly chary of changing such few gold coins as they may come into pos session of. The copper coinage is big and cumbersome, and it is also de- preciated, so that, in order to avoid being burdened with it, it has become the custom, in the larger cities at all events, to use street car tickets as currency. In the provinces postage stamps. are made to serve a similar purpose. Meanwhile the government at Lisbon goes on serenely minting the obnoxious coins-which nobody will use-at the rate of some so tons 9 month.-Philadelp Telegram.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
HELPFUL LITTLE HINTS.

To prevent the croquettes from sticking to the wires dip the frying bas- ket into the hot fat before filling it.
 Carpet tacks are said to be more eff fective than shot for cleaning glass jars. Half fill the jars or bottles with hot soap suds, add the tacks and shake vigorously. r
 The coarse leaves of the lettuce which are unfit for salad, and which are so often wasted, may be cooked with spinach, beet tops or any other greens and will prove a welcome addition.
 A vermin destroyer, which is srecom- mended as a sure thing with insects of all kinds, though otherwise harmless, may be made by dissolving alum in hot water. Apply it to furniture and crew
 Leftover fish thatis too oily to be inn proved by the warming-over process may be removed from the skin and bone and put in spiced vinegar for a few hours. It will make an excellent luncheon or supper dish.
 ices in the walls with paint brush.
 Ink stains on boards may be removed either with strong vinegar or with salts of lemon. If this plan fails SCOUT the boards with sand wet with water in which a few drops of oil of vitriol have been mixed, then rinse with strong soda water.
 One of the safeguards to health is the frequent flushing of the various drains and waste pipes in the house. Hot water is better than cold for the purpose, and at least once a week 8 solution of sal soda or potash should be sent down all the sinks to remove the grease that adheres to the sides of the pipes.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
His Derree.

Some English ministers still value degrees conferred by so-called Amer ican universities for monetary con- sideration. Recently one of these fa- vored men announced to the princi- pal of theological seminary in Eng land that he had received the degree of D. ID.
 'Was it honorary, or given for spe- cia1 work you have done?" said the principal.
 Neither" answered the doctor. cit was postgraduate"
 "What do you mean by that?"
 The answer, given with simple sim cerity, was: "It was sent to me by post. ngregationalist.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
WATERFOWL J0TTNGS.
AUTHORITIES AT ODDS RE
 GARDING SUPPORT CASE.

Trouble Between Naugatuck and Wa
 tertown Authorities Concerning Mrs
 Downs-The Rubber Town Won't
 Pay-Bishop of Newcastle Here
 Can Render Decision in One Week.
 The Naugatuck and Watertown au- thor;ties are having a lively tilt over town support case, that or Mrs Downs and her three small children, who are being cared for at heexpense of the town of Watertown, Wno III turn look to Naugatuck for payment as Mrs Downs came from the Rubber town here. Mrs Downs is a hard working woman and takes in washing The Naugatuck authorities have sent word to the local selectmen that after the first day of September they will refuse to pay any bills contracted by Mrs Downs against the town. In re- turn the WatertOwn selectmen feel that if the town of Naugatuck refuses to pay for the support of its own poor then surely the Watertown selectmen will not shoulder the responsibility or caring for poor from another town. If the matter cannot be patched up satisfactorily Mrs Downs will be warned to return to Naugatuck, OF else seek other means of support man from the towns treasury
 Miss Josephine Lynch of Water bury is visiting friends in town.
 Charles Wooding is working on one of W. J. Munson's milk routes. The medicine show will return again to the town hall some time next week. All of the trunks, baggage and other effects have been stored here by the members to await their return. Several new members will be brought back to replace others.
 A meeting of the Watertown Attn letic club will be held next Monday evening.
 The picnic and excursion of the union Sunday schools yesterday to Hanover park was a most enjoyable event. The trip was devoid of acci- dents and the weather could hardly have been more ideal. A ball game was 1layed at the park, the Metho- dists playing the Episcopals and Con- won by the score of 10 to 2.
 Mrs Rowland will move to Water bury in the near future.
 Mrs Frederick Evans and infant daughter of Waterbury have been vis- iting MT and Mrs John Evans. i. Watertown's celebrated guest, the Bishop of Newcastle, arrived here last evening and was met by the Rev H.. N. Cunningham and driven immedi- ately to the rectory. The bishop just arrived on the steamer and was at once impressed with the beauty of Watertown's rustic environments. He will preach here Sunday and remain until Monday. The bishop expects to visit California.
 Selectmen Peck stated this morn- ing that the local selectmen could send fin their decision on the trolley hear ing within a week if necessary, but would wait until the Waterbury se- lectmen brought in theirs. There is a desire on the part of a few people interested directly to delay the deci- sions, and consequently the work until 1t is ascertained just what the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting com pany really intend to do for the people and the town.
 Ernest Lake was downstairs for the first time yesterday since his injuries, about four weeks ago.
 A number of Woodbury people left this morning via Watertown for the Pan-American exposition.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
r1ert.t., Live. Are snort.

s1s is commonly supposed that the
 men who work in the mines or those
 whose occupations necessitate the breathing of poisonous fumes and gases are the shortest-ived," said a prominent physician This is mis- take, and it will surprise many to learn that the highest death rate is found among class who breathe In the sweetest odors-dorists- The reason is simple one. The florist
 lives at once in torrid and the frigid gone From a greenhouse atmos- phere of nearly 100 degrees in the winter months he must step out Into one that is nearly always below freezing point and often be- low zero In summer he has changes to encounter, too, as in the spring and fall. By force of zabit he grows careless and often works without his coat in the hot. artificial atmos- uhere. and this increases the danger fo which he is exposed Lung and throat and stomach diseases. as we'll .1s rhsumatism. find in the florist the least resistance. - Chicago Chron-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
Theatrical
 FraternaI
WHERE THE LAUGH COMES IN.

WHERE THE LAUGH COMES IN.
 Labor day will mark the real open ing of the season at Polls, Charles ". Chase's dramatization of Anstey's s "Vice Versa" being the attraction or fered. The piece is in the nature of a musical comedy, i'll that respect differ ing from other dramatiZations of MT Chase, who is the author of Quo Vadis," "Thalma," 1.-The Deemster' and other successful dramatiZations of popular books. The Jacobs & Lowen- thai company present the comedy, and reports indicate that they have some very clever farceurs among their num- bers. No other theatrical offering is shceduled for Labor day, and on this account MrsChase's comedy ought to prove popular enough to attract large audience to Polls. The piece will be repeated at Polls on Tuesday evening. The sale of seats opens tomorrow, prices being 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents.
 ''rHE PARISH PRIEST''
 Daniel Sully in "The Parish Priest" Wednesday evening at Polls.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
WATERYILLE DAILY TALK
EDUCATIONAL QUESTION IN WA TERvILLE AGAIN PARAMOUNT.


 Fees to the District
 Expenses All Around-Will the Dis
 trict Have to Raise the Taxes?-A
 Nut to Crack.
 The educational question is occu- pying the attention of the citizens of the village at this. time, and the agi- tation is strong. Waterville young men and women who expect to attend the Waterbury High school this fall are greeted with the announcement that it will cost $60 for tuition here after instead of $30 year Water vile has to pay for the graduates and it cost the district last year the sum of S120 for the four pupils in attend ance. But this is not the bone of con- tention. There is still trouble ahead. Out of the last graduating class from the Waterville school there are about 16 who intend to study at the Water total of about 20 pupils the district will have to pay for at S60 each, or $1 POO year. This is quite sum of money to pay, especially for the size and importance of the district, and the people will feel the drain in more ways than one. In the first place, the school taxes here, the total list amounts to barely $2,1OO, and after the district has paid tuition for the pupils it will leave balance of only 5000. What are we going to do about our own school matters with this pal try $500? The principal of our local school gets $5 a week over the state appropriation of $200 year. Then in addition to this financial predicament three of the regular teachers on the force have received increases in sala- ries commencing at the beginning of the term. These increases of $40, $50 and $7O are not large, but they take away from the principal and leave not quite 5000 for the repairs, fuel and other necessities. The whole thing summed up in a nutshell appears as if the only remedy would be increase the taxes,'' and then there will be an awful howl.
 John D. Ray, Jr. is laid up with malaria.
 One of Rigney's teams broke down on Bishop street last evening.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
THE IMPLEMENTS OF WAR.

Russia, Austria and France all have 6e.d-guns capable of IS shots minute.
 Monster flying kites are being util- ized for aerial photography in the French army this year.
 Among the 69 new vessels thatare at present being built for the French navy there are 23 submarine boats.
 Austria's ratio of cavalry to infantry is higher than that of any other Euro pean army. She has 19 per cent. of cav zlry, while England has only 10 per ssnt
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
BUNKER HILL NOTES.

While Edward Oviet was on his way to Walnut Beach his dog, which he was taking with him, jumped from the train and was run over and killed. MT Oviet feels the loss. as it was a very valuable dog and he was much attached to it.
 Several more lots have been sold at Warren park and some new houses will soon be erected on them.
 Mir Clinert of Waterbury has pur- chased two building lots on Melrose street and will have two new houses erected on them.
 Wcrkmen are grading the lower end pf Granuyiew street. near Warren