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Die Waturaliften itno Die 8bo-
toarapben linb ni6t Die Waler bes
3ebens.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15

The St Mary's T. A. society will give their anniversary dance ill Leaven- worth hall on Friday evening, January =31.
 The Waterbury Merchants assocla- ton will hold its, annual meeting to- morrow evening at s o'clock in room 23 Lewis building, formerly BohI block, Bank street.
 Charles, the 12-months-old son of MT and Mrs Charles Dondero of 1l9 Sco- will street, died this morning. The fu- neral will take place tomorrow morn ing with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and interment ill Cal vary cemetery.
 The Waterbury Women's club met in the parlors of the Second Congrega- tional church yesterday afternoon. Ed ward w. Beach rendered a solo, Mrs Beach accompanying him on the piano. Prof Truesdell Merrill delivered an in- teresting lecture on .sThe Training of Roman Boy'' One member was added to the list, bringing the mem bership up to the limit, 25O names.
 Tn Speedwell hall last evening Myr- tie temple, k. S., elected the following as officers for the ensuing year: M. E. C., Minnie Hitchcock; F. S., Charlotte Harmon G. of T.. Pauline Oschner; F. of T., Ida Watrous; trustee for eigh- teen months, Sarah Warner; F. J., Elizabeth Weston; M. of T., Laura Dutton. Whist and refreshments will be enjoyed at the next meeting of the society.
 Samuel Frenette of South Main street and Miss Vithaline Gauthier Of 34 Hayden street were married this morning at 7:30 at St Ann's church by the Rev Father Senesac The wit nesses were Nelson Bergen and w. Gauthier. After the marriage cere- mony a wedding reception was held at 34 Hayden street, where Mir an i Mrs Frenette will make their future home. The bridal pair were the recip, tents of many valuable presents from their friends.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
M. Bergin&So Sons JJNDERTAKERS. and PRACTICAL
 EMBALMERS.


 Tho hest equipped house in Connec- ticut. with everything needed for the business to be shown in warerooms' from the plainest line of goods to the most modern. Experienced and gen tlemanly help to attend to your wants day or night. Modern Hearses in black and white; rubber tired Hacks; rubber tired Ambulance on call. Night calls. answered by Thomas F. Bergin 75 South Elm street, or District office 5 East Main street, or at residence 1o2 Walnut street. Telephone at store 6O3-4, at residence 333-2.
 Camp chairs to rent for halls or pri vate parties. s~
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
The Miller &PeCk Go
January Clearing Sale. Furs
 at Half Regular Price.

The weather has made it hard for the manufacturers to dispose of their stock-too warm-hence these bar gains: At 75c-Electric Seal Neck Scarfs, 6 tails, value $15O At $19s, Opossum Long Scarfs, value s. At $1.25-Near Seal Scarfs, 6 tails, value $2.50. At $3.9s NIarten Scarfs. value $5.9S. At $6.9S-Raccoon Long Scarfs, value SIP. At se.9s-S Sable Fox Long scarfs, value $2O. At $4.9S-Fine Mink Scarfs, value S10. At $7.9S-Long Mink Scarfs, value SIP. At $14.9s- Alaska Sable Scarfs, value $25.
 MUFFS. At $2.50 NIarten NIuffs. value $450. At S12.9S, Mink Muffs, down bed, val ue S22. At 9sc- Electric Seal Muffs. value $1.5O. At $1.4e-Water Mink Muffs, value $2.5O.
 FUR CAFES. At $12.9S-Fine Electric Seal Capes, satin lined, value $2O. At $14.9S-Fine Astrachan Capes. made of full size skins value $25.
 ETTR COArrS At $12.9s-Good quality Seal Coat, was $22.5O At $24.9S-Fine Seal Coat, lined with Skinner's satin, value $39.9S t At $299S-Near Seal Coat, handsomely lined, was $50.
 Look at display in south window.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15

ROCKY POINT
 and Providence River Oysters opened ond in shell received daily. Also Swordfsh, Halibut. Bluefsh, live and broiled Lobsters Finnan Haddies, Seal lops and other fish in their season, h. cluding Long and Round Clans. at THE CITY FISH MARKET
 NEXT TO CASTLES.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
KELLY SAYS

s'Be sure and try my cream pepper mint and molasses candy that won't stick to your teeth. My cream cara mels- talk for themselves"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-15
Wicked !! B3.5O Cur 70 S2.30!

Don't they look handsome in oux Mems window? Mems Hand Seweo Welt Tans and OK Floods, remnants of a half dozen lines, heavy and light soles. ordinary and extra high cuts. not pair sold at less than $3, and majority were $3.50, and a few SA We're bound to close them out, even though $239 is for the majority lest than cost. What is nicer than GOOD Tan Shoe? A few pairs ol Blacks, too, in yici Enamel and Pat ents, cut to $2.39.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25

Offspring, as we'll as the vegetation, con-
tinuing their sculpture, deepening gorges
and sharpening peaks. Sometimes blend
ing all together, they weave ceiling
from rim to rim, perhaps opening win
dow here and there for sunshine to stream
through. suddenly lighting some palace
or temple and making it flare in the
rain as if on fire.
Sometimes. as one sits gazing from a
high. jutting pronontory. the sky all
clear. showing not the slightest wisp or
penciling. bright band Of cumuli will
appear suddenly. coming up the canon in
single file. as If tracing well-known
trail. passing in review. each in turn
darling its Iances and dropping its show
er, making a row OF little vertical rivers
in the air above the big brown one. others
seem to grow from mere points. and fly
high above the canon. yet Following its
course for long time. noiseless. Is II
hunting. then suddenly darting lightning
at unseen marks, and hurry on. Or they
ioiter here and there as il idle. like Ia
borcrs out Of work waiting to be hired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25

it may be assumed that the mimic enga ge-
ments and working out of hypothetical
problems will be anxousiy watched by
Russian and French naval men in the far
East
In Japan Great Britain has an efficient
and well equipped maritime ally Japans
shipbuilding programme begun on the
payment OF the Chinese war indemnity,
will give her by April, 1904, four first-class
battleshIps Of 1920 tons each, six first
class armored cruisers OF 600 TOMS acil.
three second class cruisers of $3.50 tons,
each, two third-class cruisers Of $500 tons
each. and a proportionately strong fleet
Of torpedo boats and destroyers. To the
above vessels in getting at Japan's as-
gregate naval strength. must be added
the forty-three cruisers and gunboats ard
the twenty-six torpedo boats she possess
ed at the close of the war with China.
Japan has gone about her programme Of
naval expansion most intelligently, and in
one very important regard she has shown
foresight and consistency that might
well put our statesmen to the blush. Full
provision has been made for an increa Sc
in personnel to keep pace with the in
crease Of ships, so that the day a new
vessel Is ready for service she can be
sent TO sea, IL need be, with her full COM
pIement of officers and men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25
Christians Defence of Smoking.

tIondon ChroniCie.}
One OF NIelbourne's historic buildings.
Bishops Court. the official residence OF
the Anglican prelate, is about to be de-
molished and to give place 10 a more up
to-date structure. In lis garden is the NJ.
Oldest gum tree in Australia. declared by
the late eminent botanist. Sir Ferdinand
Won Mueller TO date from the sixteenth
century Under this old tree was the Ia
vorite seat and open air study Q: DIT
Moorhouse. now Bishop OF Manchester
during the ten years that he occupied the
See OF Melbourne. A lady visitor having
cnce suggested that tobacco was or Sa-
tanic origin. Bishop Moorhouse replied:
Pardon me-, madam. 7 smoke and am
a better Christian for doing 50. Do you
read my letters in the papers, The lady
answered that she did. with pleasure. Do
you ever see anything discourteous or I'M
kind IN ti1en1?" Certainly not; ! often
remark how well YOU keep your temper.
We'll. madam. the first drafts Of these
letters contained the most cutting things
I could think OF. Then / would go and
sit on the butt OF that old gum tree, light
my pipe. and have q quiet smoke. After
that ! would return to the house and
strike out every line that might give
pain TO others. SO. YOU see. smoking
makes me a better Christian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25
The EiSht-Hour Day
lNeW York Times.)

l-NtW tolh : ililSS-p
The insistence of organized labor upon
the eight. hour day could be made prac-
tical Issue, with very little opposition. II
those VINO wait it would demonstrate thal
it is economically possible in the present
condition Of Industrial and commercial
competition. On this subject the Iron Age
offers a very good suggestion by proposing
that labor shall prove its contention that
the eight-hour day would not place en-
pfoyers granting it at q HOPELESS disac-
vantage by selecting works sufficiently
representative TO make the test a fair
one. and aging to the proprietoEs IN Ell :
feet: I'VE want the eight-hour day. we
do not however, want to ruin you. ana
we perfectly understand that II we do SO
not only will we lose our JOBS, but we
shall have established an unansWeraole
argument against the eight-hour system
Consequently, We make you this PROPOSE
ton: Taking present average output as
the standard Of what is satisfactory ana
profitable to YOU. and present cost per
unit Of product as low enough to enable
YOU to meet existing competition. We
promise. if the eight-nour day is given q.
three months trial. TO demonstrate that
YOUR production will not diminish per
unit Of labor nor the TABOR cost increase
per unit of production. II we establish
our contention, you agree to continue the
eight-hour day permanently: il we do not.
We agree to conform in hours OF labor
to what is customary in our trade. We
will look after your interests. at least TO
the extent OF protecting your interests
against injury from any cause Tor when
labor Is responsible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25
CLOUDS IN GRAND CANON.
Mists That Rise Ont OF the Great

Gorge.
November Century,
A good storm cloud. full Of lightning and
rain. on its way to its work on a sunny
desert day, is a glorious object. Across
the canon, opposite the hotel. is little
tributary of the Colorado called Bright
Angel creek A fountain cloud still bet
ter deserves the name angel Of the
Desert Wells'-clad in bright plumage.
CARRYING cool shade and living water to
countless animals and plants ready to per-
:sh. noble in form and gesture, seeming
able for anything. pouring life-giv1ng.
wonder-working floods from It's alabaster
fountains. as il some sky lake had brok-
en- no every gulch and gorge on its Ia
vurite ground is given passionate tor
rent. roaring. replying to the rejoicing
tons In weight. hurry
Ing away as IL frightened. showing some
thing of the way Grand Canon work is
done
Most OF the fertile summer clouds OF the
canon are OF this sort. massive. swelling
cumuli, growing rapidly. displaying de-
licious tones OF purple and gray in the
hollows OF their sunbeaten bosses, show
erIng favored areas OF the heated land
scape. and vanishing In an hour or two.
some, busy and thoughtful-looking. glide
with beautiful motion along the middle Of
the canon in foclks. turning aside here
and there, lingering as II studying the
reeds of particular spots, exploring side
canons, peerir1g into hollows like birds
seeking nest places. or lowering aloft on
wings. They. scan all the red
wilderness dispensing their blessings OF
cool shadows ana rain where the need II
the greatest sfreShing the rocks their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25
Kissed to Death Internationally.

On the arrival of the Australian SOL
dters at Melbourne from the seat Of war,
they were welcomed by a crowd whose
enthusiasm the police were quite unable
to stem The female portion was particu-
larry demonstrative, the men being in
many instances literally torn from the
ranks to be the decipients Of a veritable
hurricane Of favors from the fair lips.
Many were completely overcome. and one
actually tainted under the lebial salutes
OF 900 Victorian damsels.
Though these Victims escaped without
actual hurt. says the Chicago Tribune.
such immunity has not always been the
case. In the autumn OF 1900 g doctor was
called In to see young woman who was
said to be suffering from an attack of
pleurisy. On examining her, however he
discovered that one of her ribs was frac-
tured-an injury. which. it subsequently
transpired, she had received at the hands
or rather at the arms. OF her fiance. who
had too ardently embraced her on the &C.
casion OF their last parting.
Betty. the Infant Roscius. when at the
zenith, of his Juvenile fame, was on one oc-
casion waking with some ladies when
another bevy OF female admirers bore
down upon him. and, pulling him away
from his companions. commenced to law
ish upon him endearments and kisses. The
others promptly rushed to their IDOLS
rescue, who between the contending par
ties-each determined to possess the boy
actor-was thrown to the ground and so
much bruised and injured as to be una
bic to appear for couple OF nights.
Insignificant however. was this mis-
chance to the fate that befel NJ de Langy.
a courtier Of the time of Louis XIV. whose
supreme conceit so irritated certain la
dies OF The court that they resolved to
infict upon him novel punishment.
F'eigning one day to be overcome by the
beauty of his face ana person. they fen
upon him en- nlasse. hugging and kissing
the wretched dandy till he cried for
mercy. Deaf to his entreaties, the ladies
continued their merciless caresses until
the object of their mock love-who. In
deed. was but sorry Weakling-in en-
deavoring to break away. from their
clutches. broke blood vessel and DIED
few days later.
Amurath w. the Turkish Sultan. sus
pecting one Of his ministers Of having
designs upon the sanctity of his haren.
ordered the culprit to be kissed to death
by his female slaves This sentence was
actually carried out the miserable victim
being securely fastened to the ground and
then suffocated by the caresses and kisses
Of his female executioners. who were
stimulated to unf1aSging exertion by the
unrelenting rcus of the tyrants eunuchs.
Musical lions seem in especa! danger
of this novel method OF assault, and
many OF our most famous pianists have
run the gauntlet. only to emerge crushed
and exhausted from. the ordeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25
ynpan,s Naval Growth.
{AIiIwaukee Sentinel,

England has given & flip to the naval
progress and policy OF her Oriental ally.
1t is understood that recent representa-
lions from the British ministry will cause
the present japanese Parliament to deal
most literally with the navy. and Joint
series Of nlanoeuvres by the British and
japanese fleets off the west coast OF
japan has been arranged for the coming
summer. The condition OF actual war viii
be reproduced as closely as possible, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-25
TRANSFORMATIONS LINES.
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@n. .sS, PASSENGER
n,i1SSl LEAVE Aa0 Aaal1E
kEn MAIN.STiiEI SfAfiJj.
November 70, 1907.

LEAVE RlCAAoND.
1:45 a. N. Except Sunday. Newport
News Local. All stops.
900 A. NJ Daily. for Old Point N Tso
hours ana twenty-five minutes to
Norfolk. Stops WILLIAMSBURG, NV NV
port N,,ws, Hampton. and Phoeous
only. Parlor car K;chmono 10 o''
Point.
400 NJ po Patty sxespt s Neaa ard S
Norfolk. Two hours and twenty
five minutes to Norfolk stops WI. WI.
ilamsburg. Newport N Ses1ar a .s
Gofdonsvills to old Point: Con Con
meets at Newport News on Mon
DAYS: Thursdaysi; FIT F5id M Steamer aas1
SATURDAYS: vita NJ. al, Ara n n, stes With
Warrington. Baltimore, and Cape
Charles stes n ors; 1T Norfolk with
Old Dominion steam .rs for Ne"
York
500 P y; Daily. for Ne S,Tpas,. N .ns.
connects for Norfolk. Makes pin
MAIN LINE wEsT-BouND.
1910 A. NJ Local Except SUNDAY, tof
Clifton Forge; connects for orangs
Culpeper, Calverton. and Manassas.
200 P. n Daily. Cincinnati and Louis
vile Express. Buffet Parior Car.
to GordonsviIle. Pullman Sleepers
Gordonsville TO Cincinnati. and
Louisville. Dining Car on at Cor
donsvile. Connects for Virginia
Gordonsvilie to Stanton follows
for local stations. except Sunday.
Gas P. NJ. Except Sunday. Accommoda-
ton to boswell.
: ZOO P. 81 st Louis and Chicago 5pe-
cial." Daily, with Pullman cars;
Richmond 10 Cincinnati; Gordons-
Vile to India napolis. and ST. Louis.
Parlor car Cincinnati to Chicago.
Dining car on at Gordonsviile.
JAMES-RIvER DIVISION.
lo:So A. NJ. Daily. for Lynchburg. Lex
ington. and Clifton Forge. except
Sunday. for Rosncy Alberene. and
New Castle Parlor car.
o:1S P. NJ Except Sunday, to Bremo.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point. 1905
A. NJ, and $50 P. IL. daily: HAS
A. NJ. and 1920 P. NJ. except Sun
day.
MAIN LINE.
A. NJ. daily: and $3.50 P. NJ. daily.
Local $50 a. NJ. except Sunday.
and no ?. NJ. except Sunday.
JAMES R1vER DIVISION.
SIS P. NJ. Daily and $40 A. a.. ex.
cept Sunday.
Apply at 800 east Main street, 500 east
Main street. Murphy's Hotel. Jefferson
Hotel. and Main-Street Station for fur
Their informa ton. rates. tickets, and Pull
man reservations.
W. o. WARTHFS.
District Passenger Agent.
C. E. DOYLE. n. W. FULLER.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.