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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS
More Fourth of July Accidents News Notes.


 Notes.
 An accident which by mere chance did not prove fatal happened on the Fourth of July, when l-.liot Griffin and William Stoten, who were firing a large cannon in .ne vicinity of Griffin's resi- dence, had the misfortune to have the cannon explode. Several small stones which were rammed into the muzzle of the cannon, as well as some very large ones, flew in all directions, strik- ing many of the nearby buildings. One of these penetrated the side of H. M HickcoX's residence, the stone making large hole in the opposite wall of the room into which it entered. Luckily however, the cannonaders escaped with a few small bruises. Miss Margaret Lynch of Waterbury is spending few days with her sister, Mrs B. F. McGowan. Arthur Rose has accepted the posi- ton of coacnman for Mrs w. A. Hun gerford.
 The New Century circle, No 635. O. of the F. of A., held their meeting last evening, at which they had installation of officers by Deputy J. D. NIcGowan This circle, which was organized one year ago, has $250 in US treasury, and | fifty-fve members. 1t seems now as though it will soon be on level foot l ing with Court Merritt Heminway. Nc 40, F. of A.
 Mrs Henry l.. Rowland, who has l been spending a few weeks at Little John Island in Maine, returned home last evening.
 Roland P. Demarest IS on the sick l list
 l Several of the farmers about the town report that the hay crop has just commenced to grow and if they wait 3 week or two longer they will get good crop.
 Miss Helen Rathbone is spending 3 week with friends in town.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Lightning Causes oswego Fire.

OSWEGO, N. Y., July 8.-During a severe electrical storm last night the Cumberland Flour mill was struck by lightning and was totally destroyed by the fire which followed the stroke. The mill was situated but a few feet north of the large Kingsford starch factory, and the efforts of the firemen were di- rected to save the works. Several fire men narrowly escaped injury by the falling walls. The Cumberland mill was owned by the Kingsford Starch company and was operated by Mi chael J. Cummings. The loss Is esti- mated at S100,O00 and is partially GOV. cred by insurance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS
Young Man Fined for Assaulting a
 Small Boy.

Young Man Fined for Assaulting a
 Small Boy.
 In the borough court this morning Matthew Sullivan, a young man about 19 years of age, was charged with as- asult upon little boy named Weaving. aged 12. The evidence introduced showed that the assault was uncalled for and Judge Hungerfford fined the accused $1 and costs, the fine amount ing to $12.-- which was paid
 G. W. andrew and family have moved to their beautiful summer home on West mountain, where they will spend the rest of the summer months. The civll suit of the Grant Grocery Go vs William Dugan and wife was postponed until Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
 The board of warden and burgesses will hold an adjourned meeting this evening.
 St Michael's guild will meet tonight in the chapel
 F. ". Toles and family left to-day for Woodmont, where they will spend the summer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
White Goods.

800 yards White Victoria Lawn,
 sold all season for SC yard, sale price 5c yard 500 yards extra fine White Victoria
 Lawn. never sold less than 25c s a yard, sale price l4c yard 5 pieces extra fine quality Warp
 Welt White Pique, worth 29c
 yard sale price 1Ic yard One lot fancy White Goods, suita-
 ble for shirt waists or dresses,
 regular price 127ac a yard, sale price 10c yard One lot extra fine White Goods in
 fancy Madras, etc, regular price
 19c yard, sale price l4c yard All our fine White Goods, Madras,
 Cheyiot and others, reduced :"
 price to close out.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Mid Summer Sale
Popular Music.

s.Why Did We Drift Apart" !" Man sion of Aching Heart At the
 Old Cathedral Door, also POO
 other titles popular music. sale
 price 15c copy Orders ken for Engraving Plate
 and 50 Cards, thirty styles to
 choose from; all work guaran-
 teed, from 9Sc, Ioc Black and White Embroidered
 Chiffon Applique Trimmings, were 25c q yard sale price 19c yard Wider patterns same style goods,
 were soc yard, sale price 39c yard
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
HEARTBURN.

When the quantity Of food taken is too large or the quality too rich, heart burn is likely to follow, and especially so if the digestion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slowly and not too freely of easily digested food. Mas ticate the food thoroughly. Let SIX hours elapse between meals and when you feel a fuElness and weight in the region of the stomach after eating, in- dicating that you have eaten too much, take one of Chamberlains Stomach and Iiyar Tablets and the heartburn may be avoided. For sale by all druS gists.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Pronokea Cuaan Loan.

HAVANA, July S.-The reply of the bankers of Havana to the request made by the government to present projects for the raising of loan or S4000,O00 to assist the sugar cane cul- tiyators of Cuba was received yester- day. The bankers sent Senor Montes, secretary of finance, a communication in which they said they did not con- sider that the loan i'll question could be raised. This answer was conveyed by senor Montes to the cabinet at yes terday's meeting The finance secre- tary also informed the cabinet that he had received two offers to supply mon ey, one of which was from a New 1ofk firm. Both Of these bids were referred to Senor Montes-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Office and Yard, 37 Brook Street.
Bridgeport Steamboat Company
 FOR NEW YORK. WILLIAM c. ANNE

New Coastwise Steamer, Leaves Bridgeport daily (eXcept Sun- day) at 7:45 a. m. on arrival of early morning train from stations on Naug- atuck division, due New York Il a. m. Returning, leaves New York pier 31 E. R., zoo D. m. and foot East 31st street 3:15 p. m., due Bridgeport 6:3C p. m. Saturdays, leaves New York one hour earlier.
 STEAMER ALLAN JOY Leaves Bridgeport daily (except Sat urdays) 12 o'clock midnight, due New York 4 200 a. m. Returning leaves New York pier 31 E. R. daily (except Sunday) at II q. m., due Bridgeport 300 p. m.
 Sundays, steamer William c. Payne leaves Bridgeport 800 a. m., due New York 12 o'clock noon. Returning leaves New York 5 p. m., due Bridge port S:3O D. m.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

s1x9O bleached sheets, sale price
 39c each S1x90 bleached sheets, regular price Soc each, sale price 43c each 36-inch bleached cotton. regular price 10c yard; sale price, Sc yard 25 dozen 5o-inch bleached pillow cases, Dwight anchor quality, regular price 19c each, sale
 1215c each 45-inch Fl. s. b1eached pillow cases, worth 19c each, sale price 15c each Full size white crochet bed spreads worth $100 each, sale price 75c each "A few pair full size gray blankets, suitable for camp or cottage use, sale price $2.69 pair
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
pu,1et Proof Shield Tested.

ROME, July s. The bullet proof shield invented by Signor Beneditti has been successfully tested at Villa d'Orla in the presence of the war minister, General Count di San Martino; Major John F. Porter, U. $. A., of the judge advocate generals department; Judge James F. Smith of the supreme court of the Philippines and Captain Lewis Fl Strother of the Twenty-second in fantry, who were the objects of special onl1rteSY
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Reverfdre Not a Candidate.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 8.-Sen- ator Albert J. Beveridge in answer to a query whether he would be a candi- date for vice president in 1904 said: Il will under no circumstances become candidate for vice president, and at no time have I been considering the mat fer. I am content with my work in the senate.'' Senator Beveridge said ne had heard his name used before in con nection with the vice presidency, but he repeated emphatieally that he has no idea of becoming q candidate.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Towels,

Extra heavy white Turkish tow els, regular price 121ac, sale price 10c each All linen towels, worth 121ac each sale price 9c eacn All linen H. S. huck towels, reg ular price 21c each, sale price
 17c each 1sinch bleached crash, all linen, regular price 1Oc yard, sale nrice 711ac yard
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Table linens.

Five pieces full width Cream Linen Damask, regular price 33c a yard, sale price, 25c yard 10 pieces full width All Linen Cream Damask, extra heavy, regular price 621ac yard, sale price, 4Sc a yard 10 pieces 72-inch Rleached Table Damask, extra heavy, regular price $1.25 a yard, sale price,
 9Sc yard
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Corsets.

One case of medium length straight front, bias gored Ventilating Cor
 sets. with lace trimming top and
 bottom, all sizes, regular value
 soc, sale price 39c pair One lot of Umpire Summer Corsets,
 bias cut, lace trimmed, regular
 price soc, sale price, 39c pair
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
l.aces.

A lot of point de Paris laces, in
 various widths. also insertions
 to match, regular price 121ac a
 yard, sale price 7c var. Cotton torchon laces, 30 patterns,
 to select from, sale price Sc yar(
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
 Hamburgs.

A special lot of good embroideries on fine cambric, as wide as 12- inch and as narrow as 3-inch
 with every width between, sale price Sc yai
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
Midsummer Sale
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords.

Vic kid laced shoes, medium toe,
 light sole and Cuban heel, were
 $2.50, sale price $1.68 pair Patent leather Oxfords, extension
 sole, were $2.50, sale price $16S pair
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08

When you want q modern, up to date physic. try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
New Witness Mi D1sbrovv Case.

GOOD GROUND, N. Y., July S. SubpRnas for several new witnesses in the Disbrow case have been made out and signed by Judge Foster. Deputy Sheriff Rogers will at once take steps to serve them. It is understood that the new witnesses will testify as to Disbrow's exact movements on June 3 and 10 just before and after the trag- edy on Tiana bay. More than forty subpnnas have been issued ill all by the prosecution. The names of only about twenty-five witnesses are known.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
NnMyT Have Your Furs DIIIMrn UUW and Clothes nuEWEU

by moths when our cold storage rooms are at your disposal at such reasonable terms A small outlay will secure
 ABSOLUTE PROTECTION from moths, fire and theft Garments stored in our cold, dust proof rooms on hangers and protected by cloth cov- CTS are kept in perfect shape and can be withdrawn and worn at any dime. All furs stored with us are carefully examined and cleaned by a practical furrier before being placed in the cold rooms. Ask for copy of the booklet entitled 'Where Moths Are Not" de- scribing our system of storage and giv. ing rates for same.
 Remember, we call for and delivsr all garments stored with us.
 Hvgeia ICs and Cold Storage Plant
 1O95-1131 BANK STREET
 Telephone POP. R. E. MUNGER. Mgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
lONGSH0REMEN

The local Longshoremeas' union
received the news yesterday % the
election OF Al. Morrison. their dele
gate. ca an executive board chosen
at the convention Of the fnterna-
ttonal Lonashor~men. Marine and
Transport Workers Association
that IL being held IN Portland The
convention has organized a Pacific
Coast branch Of the national asco-
citation with headquarters AZ Port
Land. J. A. Madsen. OF Portland.
was elected pre~idenf. j. z. Will
Jams. of san Frnncisco. vice prssi-
fent. Thomas Arthur. Of Portland.
secretary and treasures.
The executive beard vas ordered
10 bring about q Uniform seala Of
wages in all ports on the Coast. and
resolutions were PASSED forbidfing
the members Of any craft or class OF
ionsshore work % eater another
craft I'm any but his home port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
Eight to Eleven Bar
gains From All
Over the Store

Black Mercerized Waists. az to a
sizes. worth si.60: from s TO IL at
si.oo.
Black and Colored silk Waists.
new styles. worth 81. for $4sb.
Flannel Waists, In black and coll
orH, sizes 81 TO a., worth $3.50 each;
from S to IL AZ csc.
Fur Scarfs, imitation OF tiger fur
with tails, fun and fluffy. worth
ss.so; from 20 IL at S1.es.
Fur scarfs OF black maften. on
postum. wide scarf. with tails. value
2.la. from ; TO II. at Sa.lg.
Fur Scarf. imitation lynx. extra
large and full. tails, worth IS, AT
Ssoo.
Children's Velvet Elton Cans. Csc
value; from to IL at i5c.
Boys Caps, golf style, worth CSC:
from 20 II at lie.
All Wool Venetian Cloth. several
shades and black, worth 81. as. at soc.
All Wool Black Serge, fast color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

earet Mckinney. Of the King podo
Company. Many Of her Seattle
friends Welcomed her with great
pleasure,
The Terpn ehorean Club gave n
grand masquerade bail Tuesday
evenlnr In the Armory. The hall
Was comfortably filled for dancing
and during t.1.s evening dainty ro~
frcahmenta wine served.
MI. and Mira. William piEgot aud
Mrs. Gcorga ~ Mott ieft last evening
Tor few dAyFa' visit IN spokane.
While there mRsty Informal AFFAIR."
will be given In their honor.
Miss Anna Caniateil md Aieir Rob
inson. both OF this cfy, were mar
ficd Tuesday evening at the home OF
tho briic'a sister. Mira y. X Nc
Ihrcn. GOD noyiatoat avenue, The
home was pfcttiiy dsscoruted In ivy,
turns aud cut floWstfa. Rev. Gil-
christ performed the ceremony, The
young couple LETT the same evening
for short bridal tour.
Lat night the ladles 81 the MaccA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
Sousa Tonight

Z
with programs that esfer ; vast
deal that Is new IN musical prudue-
fion. certain fcatarcx Of which are
downright novelties OF the year. In
<iud.nx the last march. Imperial
Edward and a suite. Mats=fls
Thrve.~ BY Sousa. the band fully -
or more and In royal fettse. special
&oiossfs who have won the huu0rs for
the tour in metropolitan competition
the best Of the famous old regular
oolcists az the band, and sertaln na~
onex. keyed No by the eliminating
effects Of brilliant successes in great
events Of tho past year and inspired
by the prospects for other equally
great events In Europe Later On In
4he present SEASON: sou=a htsnself
xe1oIuxe and Gull Of plans for tnpor-
eAnt enterprises ahead. and in the
hest OF health and Spirits. the pres
&uk American tour of SostSa and his
band = under way with APPENDED ad-
yA&faRes fore and aft The tour
eoVern the country. although time h
limited to u weeks. ewtnK % the
upprpaehinE European tour Souxa
viii be here In concert tonight AZ
the Grand. 1he speciai scloista are
Courtney Jeukins. vfoliniste. and Ar
&4A@A4 Aft@tf &@*@*4ttNr
The Liberty Belle
Harry B. Smiths new musical
comedy. The Liberty Bellies" which
viii be presented by n company Of
we'll known artists and under the
management 81 Frank Henaes<y.
W1a open AZ the Grand toraorrow
night for four performance The
principals o. the company are Ne
vada Hefron. Gertrude HiliinetoD,
zayhelle ADAMS. Percy Leach.
rooh<y. Harry C. Lyons. Ethel
Dean and others Hr. Smiths new
comedy IL entirely humorous and ls
presented In prologue and two
acta- the seenfy represent dor
mftoxy In q young ladies' seminary.
the cooking school Of The Liberty
Bellies" and q hotel IN an orange
grove IN Florida Durfng the pres-
entaiton of the piece q great variety
Of musical numbers will be rendered
wrfften expressly for this produce
es Anne Lachaume. Reginald De-
Ko*en. Clifton vrswford, l. c.
Gottschaik. H. r. Mcconnell. Alfred
A. Arons and william Accooe.
''Finnigan's Ball"
The ConvIcts Daughter at the
Third Avenue theater this week has
not felt the force OF any opposition.
but CONTINUES to pack the up-sown
house at every performance.
t1ust for Fon." one 81 sae adrer-
ffsed lines Of "Finuigan's Ball.
seems 10 be particularly appropriate
1nd hfs the case exactly. Appar-
emily Gallagher and Barrett and
Their merry associates are lust for
fun" and ''Flnnigan's Ball. il a
most appropriate vehicle for their
merriment- The new piece means
that an Of the Old songs and dances
havs been laid on the shelf and that
their places are fiiled BY new up-fo~
date bright material. II will be
seen at the Third Avenue theater
conn1encfng with . matinee sunda ;.
The company this season consists of
q people.
Barbara Frietchie
s'Barbars Friefchie." the Ereatest
Am erfcan war drama OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
josslss QUOTATIONS.


Potatoea--sit0fi s ton; carrots. lsc
Esraic sei cabaazs. 81 oo0Si % pss ews.
teisry. soU30c deas sweet potatoes,
e per ID: Chlll peppers. ti.sa boz
s4uerkraut. aA4ae. Tomatoes. so4
soc; parsley, zoe ~ onions. q 90 per
sack. paranips. si.so: eruiifiower. %
@Tsei pumpkins & per u: s2uaahss
itsc per 10: cacunaberp. Zoe Der doH;
spinach. se4soc per haxs Eresn corn.
81 .eo9si.se. eantalounes. sse-
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HAV--rurst ta4sad per tan- ffz co. East
era WasAinxton tizssthy. tst.uo. Alfalfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
THE MARKETS

There r. but little life In trade on
Western avenue today. +fhr dullnras
which HoiNed the market yesterday
morning continues aud produce Ia
ing slowly, though stiff prices
rule. Ranch egEp are ttll COINS UP
the ladder and afa rev selling al 81
cents wgraighl, wholesale.
n Is probable that the heavy retail
buying OF the first tive dayH OF thr
week 10 responsible for the present
Of the commission busl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

and latest finish. 4s-inoh. worn !"
yard, at CSC.
Women's Muslin Gowns. sp.x
neck. yoke with ~ rows or tucSs -
four rows Of hemstitchcd, lsee - i,
med. worth s5c: from 20 II =
Womens Corset Covers. iisnl II
ting back, full front. trsmmea -
lace, worth $50: from TO Il -
Children's White Knit
sizes l To years. worth go. q - !.
Heavy Twilled Crash wosu
yard. from 20 II at 4c. "a.
Unbleached Shooting. wofA
from s TO II at 12itc- :, A,
American Shifting Prints
best styles. worth &c yard. iss~
to IL at Sc.
Sapollo; from 10 II a. &c 60 = Il
Asbestos Stove Mats; from "
at Sc each. ,..-,s
Decorated Porcelain salsa ~
from TO II at &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

hecs gave n bail In the i9iigs hail.
Music for dancing Was furnished by
MaEneria orchsHtssa. The Invitation
list was large and the affair was .
great muceeHH.
The Colonial Club held a very In
terenttnR meetinN this afternoon In
Mr.. Colaman's class ruom In the Ply
mouth Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Dunbar occu-
pied a box at the Monday evening
performance OF king Do6o" at this
Grand opera house.
Tho Wednesday card Club was en-
tertaiped yesterday afternoon at tho
home OF Mrs. David KeiloGH, go
Madison street. It was tho first for
NAL meeting OF the club and very
enjoyable time Was spent.
Miss Mabel shaffer returned 20 her
home in Kent laat evening after
spending a few weeks In tho city.
-
fieichert Iifoss.. pianos. ITO Union.
-
Dunlap, real estate. ~ Union block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09
TELLS ABOUT
THE WRECK or
RiOJUN MARU

; Francis {. Gushing, a former em-
rloye Ma The civil service Al Manila,
who arrived on the Japanese liner
I've Maru Captain Parsons. this af-
sssnoon. was the only white pssssn-
ser on the steamship ftio1on Maru
N hen the latter struck rock be.
tween shanghai and MoN darsns a
1ypho<,n. September :.
He SAYS that Althucgh the vessel
strtaek al o'clock Ina the morning y
- Z o'rlook before the passengers
~xsrs aware the vessel had grounded.
r-he lifchoats were made ready In
case the steamship ssiak. but the
double bottom 81 the vessel probably
naxed her fron going down.
AT Port Hamilton the p-s<senEefs
were transferred 20 another steamer
and then again 10 the fyo Mafu. The
iatfer brought n cabin passengers.
five Of whom were Japanese and III
OF the latter. Her cargo Of e.lee tons
Is that whlch Was transferred tfe sinn
umnng a general oriental cargo i.eo
bales Of silk. valued at seea.eoo.
Prominent Japanese
+. Hmyashi. reprezsntsng the
po<hin siik Company " Yokohama.
she largest VA Japan. u bound for
New York. where a branch II the
concern il located. $. Konda. A. III.
IN. n. director of the foreign de.
partment OF the sun Trade Journal
Of Tokyo. will stay at the Butler
hotel He comes IN the interest 81 a
semi ETHICAL body Of business men
OF Iapan. whose ohiect IL 70 pro-
mott closer trade relations hets aen
Japan. Americs and Europs= Re sas
educated in this country. Captain
Leader and Lieutenant Palmer. Of
she Fugiish army. who have been
stationed In Northern Chlaa. are 81
route 60 Isondou.
The Iyo left Yokohama September
- The Kioiun had almost ecmpist-
81 her repairs AZ fisego. ard wak
nchedu2eA 10 sail today Cor this port,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-09

Women's soc Vests for age
Women's Fine Ribbed
Blesehed Fleece Lined Vests.
silk front finish, pants TO
match, regular value soc per
garment; Fridays price 2oe.
Womcn's soc Stockings. rsc
Wosnen's Fast Black Wool
Stockings. double toe and heel.
superior quality; worth 2oe, at
Use.
DOWNSTAIRS BARGAINS
Whisk Brooms, good quality.
at each SC.
Patent Roasting Pans. me
dium sixe. with cover. at. only
soe.
Fine well-msde Brooms, each
|fsc.
Plain White Covered Cham
bcrx, at, each 55c.
Good Steel Carving Sets,
knife. fork and steel. at. the set
SI.3s.
raKc Towels. sc
Huck Towels. 10 X 20 inches.
coiored borders and fringed;
worth I2Ize. for sc.
soc Blankets, asc
Blankets for Single Beds and
Cots. grey only. worth soc pair
Friday at 2sc.
Limit is two pairs TO a pur-
chaser.
Sheeting. &C yard
Unbleaehed Sheeing, yard
wide; special Friday at, yard &c.
&C Outing Flannel. &C
Outing Flannel. in a variety
of styles. mostly dark, worth &c
yard; Friday bargain price sc.
Ioc Wrapper Goods. 61zc
Leicester Fleece, for Wrap
pers. etc. z8 inches wide. good
styles; worth Ioc yard, at 6Ac.