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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21
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Mtange fra oenne Ggn f~ierntboenoe
<2anDsmGno bar at Wangel paa Genoz
fab itauet meget mist4ntiom % for
bpmsfulo pper for Den oanite Sno=
flptning til Baro 60, 4ort6 "a
fotd. Oct er M benbeD ; Qar Tiben
be ferfte DANTE tog Gano Der. De
fleIte bapoe fun faa Wioler at 6egpnoe
meo. Oct fgrits Qar 1897 fit De fun
aot plpjet og enbnu minore fact,
bbDrfor Der fun 6lep bsitet en- ubetnz
oelig6eo De tog na ub paa 59rite=
arbejoe / 9arftetiben og tjente til 2iosz
opbOIo. 5 1898 Idaeoe bier fin life
4ger. Dit Iaa lopenoe uo 90 Der for
bentebes en- 6aarot tiltr9ngt DIT; men
faa tom Der en- 9aglitorm og log til
E9rmelfesois aft for nogIe; andre
beiteDe liot. s 1899 6dpoe hi en- rig
tig gob 6git. 5 1900 bar BET nogei
tgrt igennem Sommeren, iom qiOroe,
at Seiten bleo fun lioen. 1901 er
6giten ferbeles COB. Qf De 5 4ar er
Der fun faa, iom bar iaaet mel enb /
a Oar. og tunbe Oerfor life bente at
b9ite uoen | bette 5iosrum. 6gitforz
6olbene bar / oisIe 4 4ar Deret
IaaleOes: S 1898 6agl. s
Stormaaret 6pIteoes, nuar ri uno=
lager 5set fra iutet til Y gnI6el 6peg
De paa Qcren. 1899 GAP 6peOen gem
ftemfnitlig 20 9ui., 6aDren 40 guf.
og 6grren 10 a 10 8uf. pr. 4cre.
s 1900, bet tsrre 4ar, CAB 6beben
fra intet til u gui., 5aOren fra Inlet
til 20 Bulb, 6srren fra 2 til 10 8uf.
pr. Qcre. s Qar gap oDeOen 20 gui.,
5abren so 8uf. og 6grren 10 til 10
8uf. pr. acre. Eager pi ida be 4
Adr tilfammen er Der tilnRrmeliesbis
gennemInitlig 6sitst u q - 8ui.
SpeDe, SABRE Is 8uI. og 6srren 8
guf. pr. Acre. &artoflerne bar oGret
gnDe aae Iarene.
Qdnosm9nb DO bells n9r beo Sern@
bdnen og Stationerne, og nogle DO op
iii "a Mile berfrd. Spergss nu, bpao
aorbel bar 2dnbsm1nD Daft at at
rejie brill, bill jeg fun pege pad en-
De bar TT eget 9jem pua 100 acres
2anS, bprte i'm egen Serb og arbeioer
fDr fig fefD. airter og Stolsr bar
man Der, fom andre Steoer, iom man
fefD orbnsr bet.
8a jeg psD, at Der er Suiinoer at
9anosmeno, iOm snifer ben 5oroel
ieg Der bar pegst paa: at eje 100 aeres
Qano, bprte fin egsn Serb og arbejOe
for fig felp, fan jsg life ldbe bore at
gibe Oplpsninser ON, at Der gipes
Nnlebning til at bliDe iaalepes itiaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

Ser tan faas $50 qcres goot 9ano
efter .6omeiteao" s9open for $14.0O,
aejieuogifterne er 10 afb9ngis at Bel
l9neoen. 9anoet er ~belig9enbe ira 20
I'll p Mil ira observation-disclosures.
anIeoningen Ct lige laa GOD M. ION
zen par for os, meo ben ~llnotagelic. at
man tommer lansere ira S%ernbanen;
men faa ian Der 10 blipe bpgget me
Serubaner. Iaa Der life bleo langt til
Murfst. Scr Gem, Der maatte snite at
faa iis Ct 6iem Der. tunbe BET mdaite
oere AZ Snteresie At oioe 6%pormeaet
Der bebsoes for at finite BERTH. 0ette
SpsrosmaaI er meget Daniteligt al ar
gre. Hogle tan gere Def meo minore
Mioler END andre. Oct Fl Hart, Der
Tfdl noget til. Sea mener beoit at
tunoe Hare Saesn BED al fortRle hpor=
megst ri. ION DO Der, bar bait at be-
gBncs meo.
9i baooe 8eiIepengs % 9en9e til At
betalt 9anoet meo. 6oruoen bette Be
Isb bar no9le fsrt eienoele BERTH, Der
bar oarst At bsiit foriteqig @aroi Tor
De fo%rfteai9e. Scr De fieites 9eotomz
menoe bar oiitnof garoien 6teiei fig
ON fra $500 I'll $500. Der Il BEN,
ION ba0o. mere. men Der er oQida Dem.
ION bdDoe minore. 0isie gienoele
bar / 2llminoelilbeo beItddet / 6eite.
aer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5eoemio=
Ter til iaa lang lib man bar pi1et el=
Ter epnet O.. T.. b. 6n 5srnbanefragt=
oogn ira minneapolis % BERTH toiteoe
os ira $3.50 til 5000. u beitri=
De bborleoes 5oIt i Gntsltbeoer bar
BAIT bet meo SnOfalb Og 9umsr, tan
ieg life iise.
9i bar friftet RpbnggerIi0ets adar.
Sad oibt mig betenot bar ingen liot
9eo.
9et iunoe maons interesIere at pine
6Dem Der bar befoltet oisIs Ggne. Gu
DEL CT plore Soft meo en- 9erneflot.
ION bar baret 9amle net til at taae
Qano (21 Qar for Manoen iaabeI iom
for ben u9ifts 9oinbe og GHter), bar
taget 9ano / 6%oeronbres Rar6eb. hinge
WRno. Der beqnnoer 9~anobG1enet paa
e9eu 6aano. ogiad en- Del ngiTte 9binz
esr bar toget qan0. 9i meme ri bar
BAIT en- foroeIagtig QnIeoning til at
Faa Ell 9obt 6iem pda ganoet for 2ano=
brug.
0ette til Oplpsning for penn, iom
MATTE snife at finite Der til.
Seq pilbe antage, at BET sr ben bel=
oi9ite Tin at tnge 9ano MI. 0aar
man reiier ira minneapolis ben 30.
Sept. ON 4fteren, iaa er man Ter 6en
1. Oft. Seq Ter lite neiere END. De.
ION pit 6ape 9ano Der, bor tomme M
Der tales ofte ON, at noQsn bill TONNE
% unoerigge for Jig ielo og andre.
3erpeo leber man InoertiDen BEN ID
Re, at bet qano. man bar unoerisgt, CT
taget naar man tommer og oil BABE
oet. Gfter Advertisement / Dan
iteren@ er bsr unosriegt At 500 meb
omtrent enftemmigt 8eiultat.
Rogle al Dc oiG pare bebj9lpelig
meb al finoe QanDet.
SEQ ffol / naite Runner at o9dnIfe-
ren" gibe nsjere Gfterretning ON Tor
ifeaige 9ing ieg bill bare unperfsgt:
9%iqetpris % anoet.
8. 6dnen,
gr9it peo 1rinitatis b. eo.sl. Mgb.,
8arb 60, q. Dat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

De er benliglt inbuot til at TONNE
og beie nit n9e Eager at ppntsoe os
Spaoierebatte, Cams" og Gaps"
- 4abniugsOage oen 26, q, q.
Sept. Mrs. 6. 6. 8 d.
Blair WiainerD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

Zig lite faa nogen Wten uf bet lipss
farIige Slit.
9iemtommen IA 3ronsz
5ru RotbiIoe PieIfen, gift
meo Sa9fsrer 9. RieIien, ganerup.
ontom forleoen fra S~ronspaals
6opeoitao pratoria. DUN a ben
iioItt oanTte Dame / 8oernes
6Opeoitao. 9enoes Wano, Der / Tin
5ib 9iorbe fig betenbt iom Sitter og
9eoer at s6oreningeu for 9ropinss
bgrns 5%erieopbolo / Ssbenbapn4 an
oenoer 5ioen unoer 0pboloet / 1T
5GoreIano til 4%fboloelie al 5oreorag
ON iine 0plebelier / 5ranspaal fer "a
unoer 8oertri9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21
DallrnarR.

gofttpperiet optIdret.
Den onboIote SmeoeIpeno M :
6 { Il bar aflagt 3ilitaaeIIe
ON, at ban bar begadet bet for
nogle Mtaaneber foen omtaIte IN
peri / 9ebenbapn5 9oitbu5.
Der betDoebes Qrreitanten. at bans
8one. Der par u%oitrepen uf ct. So
iepbs 6oirital. piloe blipe a~rreite=
ret ION mistantt for meoitploisbeo
/ 3pperiet. 9on afIagoe oa 5ilitaa=
elie % ~fortlareoe. at ban bdooe gent
9en9sne / ct Stur / SGgersborg=
gaoe s. boor ban bapoe 9olig.
9pberiet ar guaet for iig pua ben
Mdaee, at ban om 4%ftenen, Den Yat.
tan begit bet. LOB fla lutte inoe i
spoitbuiets 9rrnoetl9ber. bporfro
ban er gaaet op / Staeetagen; Der
baneos ban ia Del gennem 10 DIRE
Deb at IIaa 8uoerne iuo % frnbe GEN
mem qabningen. 5 bet IiOite 2otale
it ban / en- aasie fat paa Msgler=
ne til Ben9eItdbene. iom ban adbnsos
o. uoferte 5poeriet.
W}eo be 1e9ler. ban M par TOM
men / 9eiiooelie al. lufteOe ban iie
no, oa ban forlob 4oitbuiet.
6an tom biem ON Morgenen SCI.
3 og gemte 4engene / Gienoommen.
boor ban boeoe. o9 bDor golitiet M
Loo bem efteriege.
d Opoaeelies6etient W 4 r +
n a Il n iammen meo 4rreitantens
6uitru Dog life iunoe fnoe 9engene=
tog man tilba9e til 3aaObuiet %
NJ U9i6aelien meo. % man fanot
M 8siteu al De itiaalne Qen9e, ca.
$500 ar. / Seoler o9 / SelD / Gjsn=
oommens 8lGber.
4rreituuttn fortlarer. at ban bar
5rugt nogie al 9en9ent til Spir. og
pa0itaar. At ban en- bitten Ct bIepen
5etjaalet for Fl par 6unorsoe aros
nsr At en- 9erion, ban par / SeIitab
meD pa en 8eoortatnJ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21
Yige Nnlfes.

On COB pise fan faa glabs 'rots. I'm
issers benpenosr fig til 0ars. 8. 10. $685..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

SgIbbrpIIup. 5orleben feirez
De 8oosinipettsr SEMEN og 9uitru.
fDbt Quno, osres SslpbrpIup. 6r.
sSenIen bar fiben 1879 betloot poitau
ION 8oosinIpettsr oper 9ram % I'm
beI Sober. De mango SiIioshperb.
gefolfnineen bar operoraget 9oosins
Ipettsren, er geois pad ben NnIeelie
% 49telie, ban nnoer / ben oanitfins
bebe 9sfoItnina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21
S0noeriYllano.

.Gn poIitilt Demonftras
tion1. Gn 9reos at Senberipoer
benteoes forleoen til miooelfort, men
MATTE / fioits Zjeblif meloe Qf6no.
@runoen til. al 1ursn bleO inDitiaet
par, at p%olitimeiteren / 6aoersIeO LOB
Ddmpitibets Scr talos og meooelte
BAN, at ban BELT matte laoe eGre at
iejle, oo ban 9oIitimeiteren) b~etragte,
Dc 5uren iom en- politiif Demonitras
ton. 0ette 3aao fanpt 9aptajnen
fig foranleOiget til At fSlge.
9resfefag. Zen pripaie Gag,
iom 1ru 0iloenron s9rabbe bar an
lagt MOB Reoditer Soenoien peb
,,6ejmodl@, bleo forleben padoemt ai
Qanoretten / Jlensborg. Der itaofaites
be 6aoersleo g%ifooerrets Dom. boors
peo aeoatter Sosnoien par iDemt !
Maanebs 5angiel.
O|rutnet. 5orleoen reb 8aar0=
eier 6ars Maefens Ejen.ILetarl i9elz
let Qeit Gogn meo ct Bar 5eite neb
til 9git Strano Tor al booe BEN.
5eitene tom ielp bjem uosn aarlen, Der
ianoiDnligDis unoer S0emningen er
gleOet at 5eiten og er orulnet.
8rano / 2ebeIIpfte. Den
2. September meoOeles: s Qftes Deb
5alDnitiOen opitob Der Slo / 8darbm.
8. g. Risfens 6us / ~9e6sIptte, ais
og Osn f%orplunteoe Jig 6urtis til gtas
bo6uiet. Der bsboeoes al en- Qrbeioers
familie. gegge Steoer gift alt 3nobo
op / guetne, og bos Risien inbss
brqnote Qplcn og belle g%eiGtningen.
6 9ern bar olene biemme. men bisfe
~frelites bog / iiofte gjeblit Oeo, at
ben iterite al benz, en- toloddrig
Dreng, rate be minors uo at 9inouet
til Raboen, Der bar ilet til. 8ernene
par gooeoe til Sengs Og tom oae ub
/ bet blotts ainneb. Sloen ftal bare
opftaaet / aoitaloen. bportil 9ernene
life baoOt bdft Qogang.
6ebeplantning. Weaem
Starbet og 8rsns li9ger fore
S~trafninser at 5eben omtring
9rsns Qa beplantsbe meb Naole. %
en- Del badrofers 2ebtroer 5orngs
fig er Der af priDute Snt.resfs-er i
S5noernGs og @ftrup ofier trofg6t
ct fort Ssbearedl til 8ep mining II
lerece MI bsgbnber mdn at tunne uo-
tpnoe p~lantagen, og om en- Wlennes
Sfenlber bill Der fidde en- nere 6uns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

liter uIDttesttIfal L
De. sra 9emoig ~ifrioes Der til os:
@daroejer Gbriiten 9aurien, Stobsz
bopeo / Gem, fit ben 20. Quguii unoer
5Gritnin9 al Rug i'm enc 6aanO me-
act beitaoiget / Maifinen. 6an fpr-
les itrats til bet bsrparenos Spge-
bus. bpor bans 3ilitdnb / gesDnbeI=
zen par meget COB. M}en Der iIog ia
Stiotrampe til. % Qsroog ben 81.
4uQnit afgit ban BED 3roen.
0an par en- iGrbeles agtet Ulano,
Der efterlaoer iis en- talrig 8prne
lot, iaa 5iIfalOet bar patt megen
9~eltaaelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

Gn btrejft SD. Den rugfIte
SCAR. bans @emalinos, Born % 6of-
tat iorbsreOer ia poa efteraorsrei
len. Den 9dar til 9un3ig. 6por G3az
ren meoes meo ben tplte 9eiIer. til
5reosnsborq, 6oor Den itore aurliqe
6amilieiammeufomif inner Steb,
% bsrfra til be frantic Waneprer,
Ter ital boloes nsoe omtring bet ira
3omfruen af CrIeans' 6iitorie iad
betenote Rb;ims. Selpfolgelig leo=
iaoss 63arparrst At ct tort. fprite=
li9t 5el9e.
vi miuore fpritetiae, men os5uag=
let uunoborliQe 9eoiaaere. etr be
timber fig omborO paa sStanoart"
ber frembaDes en- enaeIit SO. 81 bet
It I'm faar Den lille 9riniesie Una
itaiia I'm 0tGIf. 9oen, ION feres meo
til 6rebensbor9. er a1ereoe iemmelig
pint bfreiit. ) oti iejierlige r~usiiite
8rGn bar Zen i'm egen 9oqn. / boil
Ten Den bar foretaeet 8ejierne til
9rim. 8elopina ga Spala. Gmboro
/ oStaHoart" itodr aoen I en- bb9s
geIig. politret Stab. Gfter at BEN
bar afagt 9eieg i 9anmart, 9aar ben
omboro paa aejisrItibet og oDerbas
rer Wlansprerne peo 8bsims.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

G!auet til 9sbe al en-
6eft. 0isaerbDggsr Sans g. Sen
ems Spn paa Rsirup Marf. Rsns
hinge Sogn. ION tiente paa Mnriesz
minOe famine Gtso. tube f~orleoen
eftermiooag trafte ct Bar 6eite /
Barren, og ban bleD peO ben 2ejligs
6eo Ilaaet At en- af 6sitens. iaa BET
ianOipnligois bil meofsre 9rengsns
8go.
6oorleoes bet er gaaet til, Deb nan
lie, men 6eiteue tom biem fra Mar-
ten igen, b~oorfor mar aneOs llraab
og oft uo for al ie efter 0rengen.
6an i~1nptes liggenpe / Wiarten / be-
~bibtlss 3ilitano. BAN blep bragt
6jem. og Der 6lep burtigit Ienot 8uO
efter Qagen / 5isrritslep. Deb lin,
oerisgelien Oiiie bet fig, at 9ierne-
itdaen par int / Stptier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

Dgb a 9Iobforgiftning q.
asbmdno Wintber paa Ssnoers
gaoe i 6oriens er afgaaet peo 0eoen
efter Ct ganite tort GpgeIeje. 6an
baooe forieoen faaet ct lille tiIi9ne-
laoenbe u~betDoeligt Sadr poa BEN ere
aino % unieDe Del itte bioere.
amiplerti9 inbtrlaote ~ &fsa.
liftniag, bans 1ilftano forbnrreoes
6artiai. og forleoen often ogoe ban
paa Sagsbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

uI1tte. @aorOeier Wittei
il asmusfen al 6aarleo / 0oros
i'm Ct forleoen aften Deo - 3iben
bleoen ibitltert Deo Ieaeroo 9atfe
DEB 6inoe0ao, o1 ban par paa Bel
til fiji 6jem men et q9s 1ero. 6an
er formentlig faloet at @ognen o9
4 tommen inc unoer 6iulene. bpors
efttr ban CT 6IeDen IlGbt ct Stptte
bendb QduoepcieH; bd man fanot
BAN. par ban .nonu leoenoe, men ban
osoe tort eftey. 6eitene ltob roligt
GeD 60c1u at b tn. Zen i9Ta1l.loe
par so 2tar 81. og efterlaoer fig Gnte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

breoe Sro. 9anb flor Stob Der, bpor
Der fer tun par 2nns og 3prOegraOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

On bibunberfig Rebs
Som bet bil erinores. meos
bellies bet forieoen, at en- ung Pige
fra QaIe, Gu Iromdnb 2a:s &cniens
Datter, Deb at p9lts meb ct Cas- S9b
ftat en- 9stpO / fig. Oct bar ct
Ifr9tteligt Slit, iom mai n9iten full
be tro maatte pare bebsligt. Smibs
lertio fpnss BET. at pigen ilipper bsls
oigt fra bet. 5stpOen bar eadet inb
Omtrsnt miot | Brpftet ps fulpftGn=
big eennsm benbe ub benimob bsns
tire Sioe, ben er pasieret tGt forbi
6jertst, imellem bette os 2ungerne,
uoen at ramme nogen at Oelene.
pigsn er Tom iagt / COB 8eoring og
bill, f%triOer oT9fsp. aD" fprments
ff.f
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

4fflsret Winbeftette.
Gorleosn Dag afIlerebes Oeb pro
0insarfiOet paa SagtOejen | asbens
l6oon NinDeIi6ite for dfb. Aigsars
tibdr u. 3. Sergenien. Iii Steoe
Dor 81. q. auitusminiftersn. 2anbs
Oagsmdno 6ansien : Qerremeae,
grof. GrsleD m. Fl. 5orfatbsren
liels Weaer bapoe ItreOet TO Imutte
Sange. 9rofesior 6ans Olrid og
Or. phil. Bride talte.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
WATERViLLE.
Pump at Cutlery Broke Down This
 Morning But Was Soon Repaired

Pump at Cutlery Broke Down This
 Morning But Was Soon Repaired
 The pump at the Cutlery concern broke down this morning, thus neces- sitating the discontinuation of work. The men returned to work this after noon, the necessary repairs having been made.
 Mrs Daniel Smith is i'll at her home on Chapel street.
 A regular meeting of Court Pine HoI- low, F. of A., will be held tonight.
 The curbing, which Contractor Fa- gan is to lay on Main street, arrived this morning. Work will be commenc- ed tomorrow on laying t.
 A meeting of the school committee was held last night. All the members were present including MT Gates, the recently elected committee man. All of the present teachers will be detain- ed for the coming year.
 The fair of the Young Peoples asso- ciation of St Paul's church will be com menced tomorrow night. It will take place in Parish hall. There will no doubt be a large attendance both nights for the fair will close on Thursday night.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
TRoLLEYMEN's PICNIC.
Waterbury Employes to Be Guests of
 Bridgeport Men.

On June 26 large delegation of the motormen and conductors employed on the Waterbury lines of the Connecticut Lighting and Railroad Co will go to Bridgeport and remain the day as the guests of the Bridgeport trolleymen. Special cars will be in readiness and the visitors will be taken over all the local and suburban lines. At the con- clusion of the ride the guests will be served with a lunch, after which they will proceed to Newfield park and will play a game of base ball with a team composed of Bridgeport employees as their opponents. At the conclusion of the ball game the visitors will be taken to Pleasure Beach, where a shore dinner will be served. The Bridgeport men have been holding practice games and expect to make the Waterburians hustle for any runs that they score. A return game later in. the season will be arranged for
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
AT FOREST PARK.


 The first edition of vaudeville was given at the park yesterday afternoon and last night. It was a splendid en- tertainment and each turn was well re- -ceived. Professor Burke was there with his trained dogs, the Three sham rocks had sketch that made hit, Collins and North are two good come dians and dancers and Baby Abbott and Anna Lloyd did clever turn. It was a good bill and we'll presented It will be repeated tonight and to-mor- row afternoon. There will be another attraction at the park tonight when the Waterbury Military band will give a concert beginning at s o'clock. There is no better place to spend an evening, If you want to enjoy a really good en- fertainment You can have all you want to eat and drink and if you doubt it ask Johnny Gillies and he will con- vince you that it Is so.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
TIMELY TOPICS

The June sale of muslin underwear continues at Currans' Special bar gains in suits, skirts and waists.
 Beginning tomorrow the Guarantee Credit Clothing Go will have a special clearing sale of mems :g/ women, s garments.
 Special bargains in house wrappers at K. Dougherty's this week. Linen suits $1.49.
 To clear up counters the Upson, Sin gleton Go will make the price on those SIP and ST suits $9. Bicycle pants 75c.
 See the universal stocking darner at Reid S Hughes's, 15cs each, or two for 25c. Muslin sale closes tomorrow. !. If you want clothing that has the hall mark Of good form, get Rogers, ,Peet & Co.'S, sold by Jones < Morgan.
 Trimmed hats, some priced as high as $6, marked down.to S2.75, at T. w. McGarry & Co.'S.
 Summer underwear for men, women and children. One of the largest lines in the city at Miller S Peck's.
 For ceiling fans, bracket fans, desk fans, etc, get prices from the New England Engineering So.
 Vacation clothes for boys needs to be strong J. B. Mullings has the kind that wear well. 1sss
 The big sale commences at Conlon Bros tomorrow. Goods are fresh and new and prices low.
 H. B. Betts has bought the livery and boarding stable in the rear of PAT Bank street.
 Get Ziglatzki- Marks's figures on house painting. Good work that will suit the most exaoting.
 A. Mailhiot says his expenses are so much cheaper than others he can sell per cent lower.
 If you want to experience comfort in your footwear try a pair from the Connecticut Boot and Shoe Go.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
The President Also Announced Several
 Important Appointments.

The PreSlQent ALSO announced several
 Important Appointments.
 Washington, June 19.- The following changes in diplomatic posts have been announced:
 Francis B. Loomis, minister to Ven ezuela, has been transferred to be minister to Portugal in place of John N. Irwin of Iowa, resigned.
 Herbert w. Bowen of New York, present minister to Persia, has been LoomiS as minister to Venezuela. present first secretary of legation at ter to Persia.
 Spencer F. Eddy of Illinois, present second secretary at Paris, has been made first secretary at Constantinople to succeed MT Griscom.
 Arthur Bailly Blanchard of Louisi- an has been promoted from third to second secretary at Paris.
 The president also made the follow ing appointments:
 Treasury-Frany l.. Shaw, collector of customs, Machias, Me-
 Navy-Major George Richards, lieu tenant-colonel by breyet marine corps; Captain Newton H. Hall, major by brevet, marine corps; Martin E. French, lieutenant; Gatewood s. Lin- coin, lieutenant junior grade; Herbert M. Tolfree, assistant surgeon, rank of lieutenant junior grade; Charles w Rae, to be advanced three numbers in rank on the list of commanders in the navy for eminent conspicuous conduct in battle.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
PLANNED TO STOP WORKERS.
Detectives Thwarted Efforts to Get Employes to Leave Jobs in Factory.

Detectives Thwarted Efforts to Get
 Employees to Leave Jobs in Factory. effort by strikers to induce those who have gone back to work at the Croker- Wheeler Electric company's plant in Ampere to give up their jobs was thwarted yesterday by the sudden ap- pearance of force of detectives. Near ly 100 of the strikers gathered in front of, the works and began to stop em- ployes who were going to work for the day Word of what was going on was conveyed to the night detective force. then sleeping in the factory, and the detectives dressed quickly and came out and compelled the strikers to retire. There was no further trouble. Dr Schuyler s. Wheeler, president of the company, says that practically a full quota of men is at work, and that most of them are old employees.
 The striking machinists at the plant of the Marine Engine and Machine company in Harrison went back to work yesterday, having accepted the company's proposition for a ten-hour day, with regular pay for nine hours and time and half for the tenth hour for five days. On Saturdays the men will work until 4:30.
 Terms under which the striking ma chinists may return to work at the Watts Campbell company and Hewes 6 Phillips Iron Works were announced by these two firms this morning in an ul- timatum sent to the men. The strikers refused to accept the terms. The prop osition was submitted in response to a request received on Friday from the strikers. According to the terms of the schedule fifty-fve hours were to consti- ute weeks work in June July, Aug lust and September. Beginning on Oc- tober 1 and for the succeeding eight months fifty nine hours were to consti- tute weeks work. All workmen were to be paid by the hour and in strict ac- cordance with their demonstrated skill and qualifications.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
HEALTH OF THE STATE.
There were 1.o5e Deaths Reported
 for the Month of May.

Aeie were 4sOoo OeaLn5 Reported
 for the Month of May.
 Reports were received by the state board of health from 164 of the 168 towns of the state for May. These re- ported 1,056 deaths. This was 197 less than in April and 174 less than in May of last year. The death rate was IA ' for the large towns, 11.9 for the small towns and 14 for the whole state. No report was received from the towns of Colchester, North Canaan, Salem and Weston. Thirty towns reported no deaths during the month: Ashford, Bethlehem. Bolton, Brooklyn, Cheshire, Columbia, Coventry, Eastford, Easton, Franklin, Goshen, Hampton, Hartland, Killingworth, Mansfield, Marlborough, Middlefield, New Canaan, New Fair field, Newington, Oxford. Roxbury. Scotland. Southbury, South Windsor. Sterling, Union, Warren, Wilmington, and Wolcott.
 Some of the principal causes of death were: Consumption, 122; pneumonia, g.; bronchitis, 23; diseases of the nervous system, 149; heart disease, 1O3; accidents and violence, 50: diarrhoea. 20; malarial fever. '; typhoid fever, 24; diphtheria and croup, 21: grip, II; scar let fever, 4; measles, Is.