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Venezuela
La revoluci0n avanza.
CASTRO EN- PELIGRO.

New York Otbre. 20 ii A. M.
Despachos de Puerto Espana
informan que la revoluci6n de We
nezuela esta pr6xima q obtener un
triunfo decisive. Sc hallan cerca
de Caracas considerables fuerzas in
surgentes. El presidente Castro Sc
halla en- gran peligro, y aumentan
sus temores de ser asesinado en- La
capital de la Rep1blica.
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Ell Principe
de Siam
EN- NUEVA YORK.

New York Otbre. % IL A. M.
FL Principe imperial de Siam
Sc halla en- New York, despues de
haber pasado en- Washington una
breve temporada. El principe vista
los sitios mas notables de la gran
metropoi americana, siendo objeto
de las mayores cortesias por parte
del elementO Official.
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New York Otbre. 20 IL A. Nj.
Dicen de Manila que hay gran
escases de arroz en- las Fihplnas
Ell arroz es uno de los artfculos de
mayor consume en- ell Archipelago.
Las classes pobres sufren mucho a
consecuencia de la escas6s de arroz,
que a.canza muy altos precios.
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1
sERVIcIo ESPECIAL
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE. q
DIREoTo DE NGw-YoRK.
Atentado
contra el Presiidente
DE LA REPUBLIOA FRANoEsA.
contra el Presidente
DE LA REPUBLIOA FRANOEBA.
Loubet en- !, eligro.

New York Otbre. o IL A. M.
FL Presidente de la Repdblica
francesa, Emile Lout ct, ha sido
vlctima de un atentado anarquista.
Sc trat6 de asesinarle, pero la ten
tativa criminal result0 frustrada
Ell hecho ha eausado general indig-
nacion. NJ L,ubet ha sido muy fe-
licitado por h4ber salido ileso del
atentadO,
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Auto de PriSi0Q

El Juez de P.z de Caguas ha
dictAdo auto de prisi6n contra don
Carlos Toro Fernandez redactor de
LA Dsmocracia> exsgi6ndete q zoe
ONO dAnaa 10 que fae prestAda por
aon Rosario Santiago y don Cslesti,
20 Sofa.
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Anarquista arrestado
FL pueblo
QUISO eLYNCHARLE.,

New York Otbre. 20 IL A. NJ.
FL anarquista que trato de ase-
sinar a NJ. Loubet, sorprendido en-
81 acto de SUI. tentativa criminal,
fue Embellishments arrestado. La
policfa tuvo que hacer grandes es-
fuerzos por librarle de Ia flria del
pueblo, que le querfa xlynchar.1
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He sido traslsdado 6 Lares ell
telegrafsta don Antonio B 1det que
prestaba sus servicios en- MsysRn 3,
ocnpando su puesto el eeftor Vidal
Velez.
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Ea Laree so ,eatk llevAndo &
efecto con gran actiyidad IL recolec'
ci6n del cs rs
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Para familias

CUADERNOS para anotar La ro-
pa que va q lavarse, duradero po
6 meses en- ola CORRESPONDENCE (
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10 Sc er cuentra enfermo en- La
res don Gumersindo Perez.
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En- Ponce ell cArro el6ctrico
rQ 10arrol q el coche en- que iba don
Juan Ansrgusl, v&1dose 4ste
milagrosamente Dicho eAbelleros ira
to de pedir indamnizaci6n.
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DE LA POLIOIA.

New York Otbre. % 10 A. M.
La policfa de Paris persigue con
gran actividad q los anarquistas.
Creese que Sc trata de descubrir un
gran complot de aquellos para ase-
sinar a algunos soberanos de Eu-
ropa. Ell anarquista arrestado mu6s-
trase c.mpletamente tranquilo.
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Sc encuentrs grxvemente 81 far.
mo en- Ponce don Aljandro Sanchez,
portero que fu6 largo tempo de IL
alcaldia de aquella ciudad dprante 10
domination espaffola NJ
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DON Acisc.o .Jimenez emplea
do del registro fivil de Csguas re-
halls en- uso de licen:ia, In stituy6n.
dole IN hermaro suyo4
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LibroS de Yenta

AOx AN a LA VxOA a @4V
la redacci6zs de
<La Correspondence de p. R.s
Dicciona-io Enciclopedico. De H 10.
Bsoar9tIG, ARolafss. GeogrGas 80 . sossosr
ID La5s 6feg0Sre.
La Princesita de los Bresoz. NoSelg po
EureniA Marlitt, Tomo.
Historia de kuropa, por k. CASTELAR, On ?
Iom0s.
"a vida do los Animales por el DR.. A. y
Rrehm. On 6 T0mos.
"a Mundo nustrado, en- Tomos.
PanofamA Nacional. Hefmenei lid
Marbles, On T0mos.
Hstoria de- los Griegos, por Victor Du
ruy, 3 Tomos.
Lss Raxas Humanas, por FedU.oo Ratxel.
en- Tonnes.
Historia de loa Romanos, por Victor Du-
obrss a ! compietas de Mariana Jose dc La
ATfsvS. del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas
dueel. en- nm Tomo. -
~ Poesfas, ID Angel de la Muerte, Can
ct6n a. n Campana j Epastola Moral Tomc.
e Heroidas, p0r Public Ovidio Nasons
Posias Lirioos Griegos, Tome.
odas do Pindar0 Tom0.
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Mi dnnddd.

Nacida en- los iardines de B orinquen,
Perfume delicado de 10 selva,
Es reina triun Adora On 10 porffa
Sublime, de bsllexA!
Basan 50 rost-o brisas tropicales
Mientrss mirap. sd gracis, las estrellas;
Sus oj a.. .iqui6n pudicra contsmplarlos
extasiarse en- In luz que ellos refsjan
;Qui6n pudiera 1sus plantas contemplate
En- 10 noche callada, , las cadencias
Da 81 VOC argentinA
Escuchar soiitarios en- ID selva.e
iOhl qnien pudiera con amor hablar'.e.
8aber que escucha ella
mitiga mis- angustias infinitas
mis- penas acerbas!.
1sodoro Isteg
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PRECIOS MODICOS
AJEDREZ.
MACHT ALBANIA ola BRUJA>

Blancas-Peon de la Reina la 4p casa de la Rena.
Negras-Al de la Reina 5 caslla del cabalo de Rey
EsTADO ACTUAL De LA PARTIDA
8HAN0As.
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cuenta aver acerca de los disturbios
oeurridos en- Paerta de Tierrs, fue.
RON absueltos Sergio @ Qaijano , Te.
l6sforo Aguilar, quedAndo pendien.
te el juicio en- cua1to & Marcelino
Rosa, complicado en- los successes de
referencia, por no haber sido captu
RADIO.
-Por llevAr una cArreta carga.
do para CSguas con % quintales, ii.
radA por una solA yunta de bueyes,
hS sido multadO esta maliAna el CO.
rrstero Falgsncio YillsgAs.
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Eiecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
de efectos que SO embarcan de los
Estados- -Unidos, y se 0cupa de la
vents en- consiRuaei6n de frutos 4,
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Con frecuencla abandonamos
Ell cuidadO de una tos 6 un resfriado.
81 10 deja VG. continuar por algun tempo
causara irrits oiop en- los pulmones un
NAL cr6nico en- 10 garganta. Las Pas.
tlllas DronQ uiales de Drowns 10
dar&u aiivio en- seRuida.
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Anarquistas

perseguldos.
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BOnOS
y certlflcaclones de

Fn Lsre "a esta vend'e do 10
carne de res & "a centavos ell Kilc.
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MayaA iiez Puerto Rico, JUNO
IA de 1894.
El ilustrado Doctor don Fran
cisco B, Basora, de Mayagiiez, en-
plea con f1ecuencia la Emulsion de
Scott, y la considera como un re-
constituyente de primer 6rden.
No tengo Inconvenience en- sse-
gurar que la preparation de los Sc
ilores Scott & Bovine, couocida uni
versalmente con ell nombre de Emul-
sion de Scott me hs dada, siempre
que la he prescrito, Qo que sucede
con mucha frecuenciaD excelentes
resultados, xEs un reconstituyente
de prlmera cal dads muy recomen-
dable en- todos los casos de debili-
dad organica.
Doctor Francisco B. Basora.
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lIO'TICIAS


I'm CoNsEJo LAS MADRES = Fl iarabe calmante
de la seorA Winsow dehe sienpre foa nios
e pefiodo de Ia dencion Proporcionn aiiyio
iural tranqnlo avia el do.os e oageto desperta
al nio ablanda encias alivia dolores haee f.
Giles las fnnciones del est6mago regula los iesnos
Es el meior remedo oonocfdo para Ia diarrea pro-
venea 6sia de la dentc6n de cuaquiera otra causa
T6npasc mucho cnidado 60 pedir 81 Jarabe Calmante
de Ia Sefora Winsiow ss 81 meicr ic todos.
u. NO. de crvta adsd de los
esposos Subj Oppenhaimer de Pom
ce, -acfD,o uns b a .uA an II fkenle q
congec yenciA de una cAid&: Desex.
o.ao lessAblesca proLto.
Bonos
y certlficaciones de
DEUDAS MUNICIPALES
ComprAn y venden Sucesores
de L VlllAmil & Co. San Jan Puer-
to Rico.
d 80.
7 T.
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EscaSes de arroz
en- ilipiinas.

LAS CLASSES PoBREs sUFREN.
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Iar&n alivio en- seguida.
iFJnITTl5ITETITTT7FI5ITZTIT77I

iiQ.6 cslor hacfa en- elicolegio
que me inscritf!! -VerdAd 6s -Paro
como estas ahora tan fresco. -lAh!
--porque fuf al cafe de In esquinA y
tom6 10 inimitable "Cerveza. .PAbst"; !;
y shors voy & comprar algunas Co.
jas en- la calle de Tetuan 1 & nero IL,
que es donde venden al por ma
yor.
Con motive de In muerte del
inolvidab,e poeta Pepe Machisvelo,
fu9 susr adlda ID aretreta anunciada
para el domingo ppdo. en- Arocibo.
Aver qued6 instalada en- Ca.
gaas una escuela de adultos,
En- asuntos particulares SO en-.
cuentra en- esta ciudad, Ell Lcdo.
Rengel fArmaceutico del Corczsl,
Ha fallecido en- Ponce don Luis
Duboc y en- Utuaao don jose
Dolores Echevarria.
. lEstG listed d6bil, nervioso,
sonoliento, de NAL humof y le causa
repugnancia la comidA? pues compre
una csjita de las leiftimas ePILDO.
RAS RECONSTITUYENTES DE
VALE & CANCIO,s y & los pocos
dias le causar& favorable sorpresa
el cambio que q. experimentar4.
No hay vinos de quins, nj min.
gun otro especffico, que cure y de.
vuelva las fderzas y regenere 10 san
gre como el Vino Cerebrina Uirici.
Solo pruebe I'd. II primera botella,
. bu scar& 10 segun1a NO hay toni
co nervioso que le iguSle!
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Venta de leche pura
A s CENTAVOS CUARTILLO.
Furta,ezs ndnero 50
(bsios del Centre de Detallistas)
I, Sc hA alberto al pdblico este
nuevo dep6sito de leche, en- donde
Sc garantizA 10 limpieza, y sobrs to.
do, PUREZA de aquel articulo Acu'
did 6 FortAlezA 50.
IA trasladado so residencia de
Aguadilla & LRres don Jot6 Vidal
CArdona.
LIMPIEZA DE LETRINAS Y
ALGIBES.-Me he encargado de
estos servicios CON los aparatos de
10 <Liga de Propietarios,. prest&n-
doles con esta tarifa: letrinas 90 y
Is centavos por barril para socios
de dicha sociedad y particulares
algibes, por cada hora en- que fun
ciona ID bomba, dollars 1 so y / rs
respectivamente. Las 6rdenes 6 don
Mnuuel Reyes, Cristo 9, bajos. Eco
nomfa y esmero,
De toda lfmpieza que se verif.
que el recibo de ga importe irx fir
maao por Ell encargado de Ia Liga,
levAndo el sello de In misma.
p l 8 Is % go
Aun no hemos podido obter er
las listAs completes de las incrip.
clones de los dias IA y Is del
actual.
Sc encu sntran en- Ponce los Sc
flores Atilio Gaztambide y Vicente
M tkai xacin0a da YAmnn
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Para CurQr un RefrQI0O en- Un diQ
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. ri boticario le dovolvera 81. dinero 81
no cura Ia frma de e. w, GROVE. 90 halls
CRdA caiita.
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gl)'I1CIA rs

Hs re gress6n & A-ecibo rrnca-
danta de los q. q don Arturo AZ arin
Fa.nandex.
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GeStiOneS de tOda claSe
nN r0ppOQ

DE COBROS.
de ere Tito, alquileres etc. activida
y buenas refere ncias.
Leonardo None
81 San Francisco San J Jaan Pto
Rico.
LIZ "
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Arturo Bravo

OOMERUIANTE Oomisionista.
Bowling Green Building.
IL Broadway New- York.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22

fish. To facilitate matter Keim act- ed as interpreter for the court.
 What do you drink?" asked Mag istrate Hammer of the defendant, who is a comedy, jolly-looking wom- an.
 Keim interpreted the question to his wife, who burst into hearty laugh. ''Why, you know" she re- piled in German.
 ''She drinks milk-punches," said Keim.
 "Why do you drink too many of them?" asked the magistrate.
 Again the woman laughed. "she says she only drinks what give her." interrupted Keim.
 ''Is that sop said Magistrate Flam- mer. 2 .s
 Well, don't know answered Keim; 'T do give her drinks"
 The whole proceeding appeared to appeal to Mrs. Keim as huge joke. She laughed continuously, and even the dignifed magistrate was affected by her good humor.
 ''Now, I tell you what to do," he said to Keim; ''will you be satisfied if your wife drezlls only what you give her?"
 ssYes," he answered.
 "And you will promise not to drink any more than your husband gives you?" the magistrate asked Mrs. keim.-
 Sure" she laughed; "but he gives me too much"
 Well, go away, the two of you," said the magistrate, FBEs
 As Mrs. Keim stepped down from the bridge she said:
 O, that'n be all right; he gives ne all I want"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
SUBURBAN DEPARTMEN NIT
WATERT0WN JOTTINGS.
Surveyor Patton of Waterbury Mark
 ing Out Property in This Place.

Surveyor Patton of Waterbury Mark
 ing Out Property in This Place.
 Mrs Henry St George and children have gone to New Britain to spend few. days with Charles Kane and family.
 Columbia lodge, No 15. K. of F., held an interesting meeting ill Pythian hall last evening
 Miss Mabel Skilton's class in physical culture will meet Monday evening, August p, in the Parish rooms.
 The Changers held their regular meeting last evening.
 A son was born Sunday to MT and Mrs George McNulty.
 Mrs Jacob Blakeslee attended the Blakeslee family reunion at New Brit ain Wednesday.
 Charles Holt and H. $. Frost are spending few days at Walnut Beach.
 A. J. Patton of Waterbury is sur veying the land which was recently purchased from George Griswold by Dr Loye1and.
 Charles Smith is having an exten- sion built to one of his houses in Greenville.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22

farm which he owned in the suburbs, and in whose management he took great interest. Frequently he re- heved the tedium of the business life with trip out to the farm to in- spect the place. On one of these wis., it's he strolled out to the piggery. The ever-ravenous porkers heard him coming, and, consistently on the look out for feeding time, they scrambled into the trough and braced their feet against the side of the pen.
 As MT. Chisholm peerad over the fence the hungry swine, with a huff and puff, began to grant, 'Heugh. heugh."
 ''Now, how" chuckled MT. Chis- holm, "did those cute little critters know my name?'
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
List of Delegates Elected at Primaries
 Base Ball News

List of Delegates Elected at Primaries
 Base Ball News.
 The democratic primaries were held yesterday afternoon in each of the three wards. The polls opened at j o'clock and closed at 9. The result of the primaries was as follows:
 First ward-William J. Neary, John M. Page, John +. Maher, James j.. Freeman, Michael J. Lawlus, Frank Ford, John J. German.
 Second ward-William D. Stevenson, Michael J. Clancy, Pierce E. Freeman, James Maher. Joseph Jackson, George Wigglesworth, William Kennedy; al- ternates, Amos Culver, John G. Siefen.
 Third ward-John Bird, Thomas Ahern, Michael Scanlon, William F. Smith, Cornelius Bowling, Michael Stack, Timothy Daily; alternates, M. J. Langford, Dennis Linskey.
 The total vote for the Charters ticket in all the wards was 28.
 Naugatuck won from Woodbury yes terday in a hotly contested game. The f1remen seem to have regained some of their past ginger and Woodbury wasn't in 1t for minute yesterday. Stratton pitched for the firemen and was in fine shape. Holmes, who twir1ed for thu visitors, also pitched good game. Fol lowing is the score:
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
Hall out for interference
 WOODRTTRY

Woodbury ......O 0 1 % o o O-2
 Summary: Base on balls, off Stratton 1, off Holmes 2; two base hits, Foley, M. Sweeney. Lindsley, Ashmore; hit by pitcher, Jones, Lindsley; struck out, by Stratton 6, by Hall ?; left on bases, Naugatuck 6, Woodbury B; time. 1h 45m; umpire, Waite; scorer, Whylie.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 Miss May Brennan of Church street is spending a few weeks vacation at the shore. 4s4
 An infant child of MT and Mrs Thom- as Allen of High street died this morn ing of diphtheria. The funeral took place this afternoon.
 The fire department team will play a team from Thomaston on Hotchkiss field tomorrow afternoon.
 The Sunshine. club and Prof Sullivan will hold dance at Columbus hall this evening.
 Miss Irene Brennan of Church street is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
.Heepee-Hahpah, Hats.

Although Panama hats are quite the rage in this country, very few of our people know that the real, genu- inc article is known in it's native home on the isthmus and South America by its Spanish name of "sombrero jipi- jipa.'' Given in English these words farm the. alliterative combination s'heepee-hahpah hat" This statement ks vouched for by gentleman connect ed with one of the isthmian legations. Washington Star
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
A PRINTER-PREAcHER.

Rev Guy H. Crook, Episconal min. ister, came into the News office, took off his coat, grasped stick and rule and set up his church notice in good style for this weeks issue. We at once gave him the Ben Franklin wei come, after which he washed his hands in the old bucket. wiped them with newspaper and gave such other indubitable evidences of craftsman that we have presented him with the freedom of the office. He thinks as we do that year in a country office teaches patience. 1ong-suffering. char- ty and nearly afl the graces that St naul alludes to.-Ronceyerte, W. Va, News
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
LIMITS WIPES DRINK.
New York Judge Tells Woman she can Have All Her Husband
 VIII Give Her.

Magistrate Hammer, New York, decided a case in novel manner in the West side court, and in such a way as ts satisfy both complainant and defendant.
 William Keim, barber, haled his wife, Annie, to court, charging that she was an habitual drunkard. He said that within the last five years she had knocked his teeth down his throat, and in other ways had abused him.
 S Both husband and wife are Ger mans, and the wife speaks little Eng
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
0AkVILLE HAPPENINGS.

F. c. Slade and r. c. Shade, Jr, went to New Haven Wednesday,.
 Frank Broderick shipped some of his carrier pigeons to California.
 Tickets are out for dance to- be given by the Ping Pong club August 28 in Judd's hall.
 Miss Mabel Carley has gone to Cheshire to spend a week.
 Miss Nellie Mccarthy of this place held picnic and entertained num- Der of her friends at Forest park yes- terday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
The Squire's Fish Story %

hM oW," said the man from the
 IN Knob country, Eff there was one thing the squire bragged on more than another, it was that he dealt out justice right from the shoulder, and jest made percedents as he wanted 'em. So I thought maybe the squire had been dealin' out little jestice to Eli's sam, and as like as not maxim q new per cedent, and that Ellis Sam had thunk up yarn about the squire, and was peddlin' it for spite. When he come in and sort O begun to interdoce it to me, was all took back, and lsays:
 "'Sam,' I says, you don't mean to say so!'
 II had pitcher O cider on the table, pretty nigh the last O the bar'l. butsit had wintered well and was part1'lar Lnfce and snappy, and Ellis Sam had come in and looked so pleadin' to'rd the pitcher that I told him to soothe himself with little of what was in it, and he did.
 ..Then he sayssto me that he s'posed I'd heerd about the squire.
 "'The squire?' says.
 "Eli's Sam says to me: Yes, the squire.'
 ''I says to him hadn't heerd nothin' about the squire. What was there about him?' I. says, and Eli's Sam says:
 s.sHe's been a-ffshin.'
 Seen a-fishin'!' I says.
 "sBeen a-fshin',' says Ellis Sam.
 "sNot the squirrel I says.
 "'Yes, the squire, says Ellis Sam. And a-huntin', too! he says.
 Now, the squire had been for more than 40 years in tile deestric', and no- body hadn't ever: heerd O setch thing as his ever goin' a-fishin' or a-huntin'. So I thought that mebbe the squire had been working off a precedent or two on Eli's Sam, and that Ellis Sam had thunl1 up a yarnand was peddlin' it, and says:
 'Sam,' I says, you don'tsmean to say sol
 sI was so took back that Ellis Sam had most emptied the pitcher O cider fore come to.
 "'Yes, I do mean to say so!' says Ellis Sam, and he went on and told me some O the most amazin' doin's that ever was done in the Knob coun- try, and the. squire the doer of 'em, at that.
 "'Cordin' to the way it come to me from Ellis Sam, the squire got up from breakfast and says to his wife:
 "'Prudence,' he says, I'm goin' a-fishin''
 Prudence was jest turnin' a pam cake on the griddle, bakin' it for the hired man, and she stood there, hoIdin' it in the air on the turner, she was so surprised, and she says:
 l" 'A-fshin'? Why, what fer?' she says.
 "'Fer fsh!' says the squire. That's what folks goes a-fshin' fer, so I've heerd,' says he.
 s'There warn't no more said. The squire's wife went on with her pan cake bakin'. The squire went over to the river a-fishin,4
 s'He fished and he fished, but nothin' came along that way to bite at his bait. The squire began to git consid- erable worked up, and he was on the pint O takin' himself into custody, goin' back and openin' court, and fnin' himself mebbe ten shillin', when he got a bite and hooked fish. It was big club.
 "The chub got loose as the squire was raisin' it from the water, and it dropped back in
 ''The squire spit on his hook and throwed in ag'in, because, from what he had heerd about them durn fool chubs, so Ellis Sam was tellfn' me, that un would more than likely grab right holt of the hooo 2 gin, and the
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
Everybody Can't Do Everything

We can't paint a picture, or carve q statue, or make a coat, but we can wash clothes to perfection. We can do it because we do nothing else-have done nothing else for good while--l J cause we have studied it, and thought about it, and worked hard as any painter ever did. It requires as much hard work, and practice, and talent, to make a good laundry as 10 make good picture. Everybody can't paint a pie re-everybody can't wash clothes per fectly. We want you to give us fair trial. and allow us to prove our word.
 Davis Steam Laundry I7 CANAL STREET
 Branch office. CT Grand street
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
WISE All AAS PIGS. They Surprised Their Owner by Ad- dressing Him FnmiIiarly by
 Ills First Name.

Tn the days before Hugh J. Chis- holm, of New York, had become the president of the International Paper Company and dozen lesser con- cerns he lived in Portland, Me.
 A great delight to him, says tho New York Times, was fertile little
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
violet-scented senweed.

VioIet-scented seaweed grows in the lakes of the Manyish1ak peninsula, in the Caspian Sea. and the pleasant odor therefrom scents the air for miles from its source.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-17

the savings for 1901 amount to 50. 0s7. :
So, being $780, So more than in 1900.
The need of Truant Officer for the
Morristown School District has been
frequently brought up at the meetings
of the branch, and during the last
five years at least once, the Committee
onivisiting Children has been formal
~ requested to bring the matter be-
fore the Board of Education. The
branch now feels that the need of
such an officer is urgent and special
Committee has been appointed to
ascertain and report on the law bear
ing on the subject and SO far as can
be ascertained the number of truant
children in the district.
Respectfully submitted,
Il. B. IRONSIDE,
Secretary.