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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
&tabtratb.
Select Council. I6z Ditch

Select Council, l6T Ottober.
Tbomas Cannon, tpelher ben Nbauas.
ianaI erbaut, burd ben bsspsdt tpirb,
ben Sauptab,uestanaI an 2udaipanna
Apenue su erleidtern, ianbte in obiser
SsriammIuns elm Shreiben elm, in tpsI.
dem CT erfldrte, baB eS ibm unm68Iih
isin nlrbe, ben @ontroft 3u erfiiaen,
psnn ni6t cine psitsre Bepilisune ba,
fir semabt tpdrbe, ba fit SinbsrniEs
sIaitsQten, bic nitt boreeiebsn tpnren.
Die 8sipilisuns betrast $4,000 uub
Common bat ihon inSsefammt SO, ,579 67
ausssIsst. Sie anaeIeeenbsit ipurbe
oem 0ireftor Der 6ifentlidsn Derfs,
Stabtanipalt unb Slupteeomster iiber.
lpieien, bic in ber nd4fen 8stiammIuns
oariiber berihten iollen.
Sobn Ne2ousblin BON Der 10. Warb
rei1ts burG NdesIi cine abionberIids
9ttIdrift Elm. Sein 9,bduoe an Der
gde bon Soiepb uno gib Srobcn tpurbs
lsstss Sriibiabr bur& 5euer sstfibrt unb
oa bic Relisf Gompunie bic 8runbiieas
ni&t errei6sn fonnte. tpeil bic Brlden
iiber ben 9oarins 8roof fortssidpemmt
tporben tparen, 10 bilbete er iib elm, bab
bic Stabt fur ben S@nbsn bon s400
peranttportlib isi, ba feline 8sfeusruns
auh Ssusripsbri@ub nit eini4lisbt.
Sausban erfIdrts, oaB bic Stabt ni9t
psrantiportlid ssmadt tperben t6nnts,
neil ber Wann uerfeblte. iein @isentbum
su bsrf1ern unb er ebeniosut berlansen
tonne. oas fiir bas 8ser6bniB elmer isi.
nsr 8srtpanbten besabIt psrbe. Ser
8sriu1 ipurbs ssma@t. bic MnesIeeen.
belt bsm StabtanpaIt su iibsripeiien. ie'
bod niebereefimmt unb oieielte auf ben
Iii& seIest.
Dis Dr6inanS flr Seitenpess on @ib'
ion StrnBs, spii6en Quincy unb Sarrt
ion Npenues. tpurbe nit ieinem 8eto bss
lest bonn Rscorbsr surfidaefunbt unb
oann bas 8sio sinifimmie bsitdtigt. 4ls
cine biesbesisti&s Refolution bonn unte'
rem 9peies poresleet tpur6s, tpurbe bic
5rnse, oh Der Stabtratb bas &e@t bat,
StsuererIafie su beipiQieen, benz Stabt'
anipnlt sur @ntiheibune lberipiefen.
Das iuniidrii@e gomite brudte sine
ReioIution Dor, bic beitdtiet tpurbe unS
ben 9irsfior Der 6ffsntli@en Wsrfe an.
peif, bic Bsamtsn Der SCRANTON Slus
minating Seat unb Bonner 60. su be.
nahri@tisen. iofort aufsub5rsn, Nfde in
ben 2adawannu SIub su perfen. SIN
Sale biss nidt sstbun tpir6, iOIlen es'
fsblide S@ritie esnommen iperben. um
oi, ReioIution bur&tuftibren. 8aueban
lsste cine &siolution Dor, tpsl6e bns Nb.
,ussianaI gfsbment sssen bic st. Pauls
&u&e in ber 10. Darb abtpirft /; biefelbs
tpuroe anBenommen.
5oIeenbe nsus Orbinan,sn tpurben sip.
ssreidt: Slr Elm eIeftriiGss 2idt an
bsr Ode bon Blair Npenus unb Court
Strabe; fur SortbsbaItuns bss @dG'
iers i'm giap aus 9arf pabrsnO bes
Winters.
Bel brittr unb enbeiiItiser 2eiuns
ipur6en foIesnSs Crbinan,en bsfdtist I:
Sir einen 9psisab,ussfanal an NOrb
Drain Gbenue. srif&en pettebons
Strass unb Dram 9ouIeunrb; fur aus.
raRuns Der 2,pisr BAILEY S&Iau& Com.
panic; flr einen Wd@ter bel Der 8. &
s.. 8cplar Strabs 8rsusuns fiir auf.
sabs Der @entrs StraBe apii&sn MiffIin
Npsnue unb BEN Diamond 8peise Der
2adapanna giienbabn; fir grbnuune
oss ais Ssition g bsianntsn ab3ussta.
malls i'm 8. Diitriit. Sisrauf erfoIete
0ertaauna for ,ipei Mod,en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
aus bem eberen Ehale.
(NrHbdIb GprrsIppnhtn,.)

- Sinfsis frsifenbe Ninsnarbeitsr
bon Sermpn, bic lett bem Streif in Stba.
ca. q. o., arbsitetsn, fiuo iuiebsr bsim.
esisbrt.
- Ser Strsifer antbonp 2pons bon
Briceburs mubte am Wontae $500 8lre.
f&aft fdr isin seridtli@es Gri6sinen
ftsaen. neil er Srau Abbis Sieeel bon
oorten alS Scab bef&impfts unb au6
tbdiIi& bebrobte.
= 8ricsbure tpurbe Dienfas RaGt
bon einem Ssuer bsimssfu1t. 6as Dor
ieiner 8etpdltisung bier @eb6ube ,ers
fi6rte uno einen S9aben bon ettpa $780,
900 anri&tete. Der 8ranb, beiien @nts
itebunssuria@s unbefannt ia, brad i'm
stpeiten Stodmerfe bss @eb6ubes aus,
bas bon Goodman unb Meib ale auss.
meiner 2aben bsnubt ipurbe unb ber.
breitete fi4 bann fdnsa auf bic @irtb.
i&aft bes Soispb aaroIpn unb sipsi ans
sren3enbe fleinere Gsbdube aus. Man
befdrGtete su elmer 8sit, baB bic SIams
men ni&t bon Der Seusrtpsbr eontroQiri
tpsrbsn tpiirben unb risfssr S&absn bic
5oIss iein iparbs.
(garbsnsaIs eUrrtippHssni.)
= rlnisrs Stabt Bat nunmebr aud Elm
Symphonic Dr@sfisr, bas am DonnsrRas
Gbsnb auf Gn!situns bon 9roE. Sirib
eeerinbet tpurbe unb aus unisren bsiten
Diuiiiern bsitsbt. aIs Sirisent iit Broi.
@rnft 2bieIs bon Scranton ertpabIi
trprben.
= Gobert 5. Dunn, elm bsianntsr
Burger Dor 5oref @iip, tpurbe am Srsi.
tag BormlttaB in eem SO. q BREEDER Der
Siaiios 2obIsn unb Giisn @ompanis auf
Der STEELE estpbtet. CT ipoate itpsi 2ar.
ren lostoppsln unb tpurbs iipii@sn ben
Habmsn 8sfanaen. bic ibn asrbrddtsn.
Yster Spmmsrs, Elm beIanntsr
Burger bon Ssa 9oipnibip unb elm 8ru.
osr bss fribsTsn proibonbiars Ssnrp
Sommers. Rarb ON Sonnsritas i'm biss
iisen emergency SoipitaI unb ipurbe
Sonntas besrbiet. Ser Bstitorbens
tpurbe UOr SO Sabren in DsutI&lanb ss.
borsn unb fam l842 na@ Nmsrita.
= Muf Der Ontario unb Wshsrn gi.
ienbabn nabt Prsston 9ari sreisnsts ii&
Oienitas Absnb Elm itlimmes Wrad,
inbem ie&s,sbn 8arrsn zines aobIsn.
3uess bon einem Brddsnbod bsrabRara.
ten. Sie 3usbeamtsn sntfamen pbne
BerIesuneen. nit ausnabme bss 8rems
iers gBm. Smith bon Gbura Strabs,
Der, ba mon ibn sur 8sit nitt anfiinbsn
tonnte. unaipsifeIbaft eetpbtst purbs.
gBie asmuibmubt. ipurbe Smitb's 2br.
per unter BEN @rad au5esiunbsn unb ss
sri@eint. 6at er BON ben 8oblen srRidt
narb,
= SIN ben @eiddfis' unb Mistbbaus.
Slod an Salem Mpsnue entftanb am
Wfontas Gbenb, tpobri&sinIi& bur& cine
fsbIsrbafte aamin6ffnuns beruria@t, elm
perbeerenber 8ranb, Der bor lsinsr De.
pdIiieune bsosutenbsn S1absn anri&.
tete. 1as @sbaubs III @issntbnm bss
Or. 8. 6. Ssniins; bas Dad unb Der
Ubsre Stod brannisn SolRdnbie ab unb
ss tpurbe au& eranbli& NIT DaEsr lbsr'
Iutbet. Ser S6aben am @sbaubs Be.
trdst etiua 81 900. Glari, Der apoibsisr,
srIitt einsu Sdabsn bon sttpa 81. 500.
unb 5rau 6arris @aItsr pirb aud stipn
$500 berlieren. Der Hranb tpurbe nihi
entbsdi. BIS er siemli@sn llmfans errsi4i
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
&lciSiat,,e ScrIb
ri.n8en ,lmS
ioliScr GO,atfOrt.
Sin Tramem $am6febnb

pfrirt bsinabt tint btfiimmtt Ginii&i In ben
@admad bu Er1strin Sit babsn Sisasi&i
uitmaIs bitlts tn 8tira@t st3pstn, trcBbtm IN
% wabr. llnjtrs Sanbfhubt inb flu Grausn
BON ssbilbsttm 0ff@mad anstfntiet unb bic be
fen In btr Btt prpbuiiritn Sanbldubt btfn-
ben id In uultrtm 8prratb. @ir f0nntn nt&i
msbr pit bitGts iastn unb bic gOtshsIiGfsit bfs
8prratbts sarantri bic 9sbaupmns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23

Gin bisFssr Scribsnt mil an einsm
uniersr ietisen County GOmmRars sinsn
,.ebrentpsrtber @baratter" entbsdt baben.
Aber i'd bite Sic, foIhen Sunif !!
Dus tudrbe ienem Subieit isin better
5reunb ni1t na1iasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23

unb Psnrois su paiiiren. Der arbsiter
iiebt tpobI nadssrube elm. tpas ct bon
Der 6reunbfdaft ioldsr Ssrrsn su cts
lparten Bat, ipsIds bic ArbsitsflaFs ie.
oerseit unb INNER su ieIbfia@!issn 8ps.
den ausbeuteten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
Infer SI.OO Sanbfbnb
lit itniibertreffltb

Gr bat stniissub Styl unb nittt isiussslsi6sn
fiir harisn Gsbraut. alls anbtnn Gabriiats
unb aualit6ttn In 9dubiGubsn In ben nsasftn
pHbf unb @intr S&attirunstn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
Scbpttifebe ,pDnene
&anbicbube

iJir Damsn unb 5trrtn. tbsnfaas 8inhtr
@r56su. Ditls pfrbtn In bitltm SABRE w6brtnb
bts iali,n gBtttns ui,l s,irassn. VIE garbsn,
in ,pIaiSs" unS ,,8aneys" ~ prsiitn, Sit mir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
a!ehause.
TratIe,i, iUelcbe

Stt piirbtu iibtrraldt itin, bic an,abI uufs-
ru 8rausu DspciiicIsu iu ftbsn. % iub
Grautrt pslGt isbr ptiit fit bic 3uiunft iorssn.
Die 8rau, bic ME Gin 8anf-& &onto uSfntt bat,
pire ubtrral9i isin bu isbtn, pit raid Gin fetuts
pSttniliGts Dtpoiitum tu tinsm ,btblbsn
Banf. 9pnte" anipiHh.
VIE 6rautn lsllttn Sanf-Genips babsn. Das
junot Dsib Iplltt Gin bishen gtlb bsiltits lssen
fir ibrt fiinftet Stiratb. Die SHUTTER loIte fur
ibrt Ninen unp lit lslbf fur Sobss- uub aubsrt
rnsiidsfaas lparsn.
gBir iablfn brsi prcltnt SnintItn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
81 Sanbi idbnbe fir Nsanner

BsfbtH ale bic DorHas ssH bSbr icRsnbsn
paneitubsn. Gle finb falbiOnabtl, kbtn gut
aus unp trnssn ii& aussasiGnst. prptirt Gin
paar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
$anbiebube fir Serren

Sn btfltibtttm unb unbtfltibsttm Rib, raub
pbr sIait, ale bic nsutfsH Statiirunssn, siu-
i9IitBsnb erau, tan, braun, fIait, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23

Dis Dsuti&sn babsn Feline beionbsrs
llrfa&s. bsr republiianiiasn ..@ippr"'
8ssisruns bislsr Stabt sum Dante Dsr'
pfli&tst su iein, benn bisisIbs bat stuei
bsrporrassnbs bsutide 8samie abssfest,
obns bab fis einen @runb bafir anssss'
ben.
Ser ausriennt tii@tiss 9oIissi@sf
Srant RobIins mubts einem polls
tii&en @Gnitlinse tusidsn, obne baB cine
aniIass sessn ibn srbObsn ipOrosn mare.
Absr sr ipsisertc fi&, bic 9oli;si in ben
DisnR Der Raidins gu asasn unb iie
pOIitiias SanbIunesr DisnRs tbun su
lahen.
Serr G6munb s. 8obinfon,
Der bon ben 8irsern BON Scranton sum
S4asmsifsr ertpdbIt iporbsn mar uno
isin amt sur uOafsn 3ufrisbsnteit bsr'
uuItste, iit sbenfalIs Obns 9runb ieinsr
STEELE sntbobsn trorbsn.
@snn ni6t uas ansei@en trdsen, 70
psrbsn bieie Subtritte, ipel&s man BEN
Ssuti&tbum sefIifentIiG Usrisst bat. am
@ubItass ibrs 5ra&ts trussn, absr ss
werbsn far bic .,Rippsr"' 'Ruidine bit'
tsre SraGts isin.
SslbR anerfunnt pOpuIars 8spubIi'
ianer. lpis bsr frdbsrs if&tise S&rsibsr
Der County GommiRdrs, Serr 6 barIes
Is. magnet, iinb bon Ter Rai&ins
suridssfsst ipcrben. benn feline Nisbsr'
Iass bel Der Brimdrtpubt bat Ssrr @us.
ner aIsin BEN Slipper, Clement su
perbanfen.
absr bsr Gag ber abrsdnuns 1T nabs
uno bic 8erssliuns birb ni@t auf it
trarten lafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
Yolitiides aaerlei.

Die 8erpaltun8 uniersr 0ffsntti&en
MnseIesenbsitsn ioIIte in bsmisIben @eite
seIeitet ipsrbsn, ipie Elm unberss Gee
iGdft. Dsnn Elm @ei&dftsmann einen
@sbGIfen anRsQt, 70 frdet er nitt na&
@sIision unb 8oIitii, icnbern iiebt auf
@bnraftsr unb Sdbisisit bss AppIiianten.
9,bdbri ii4 bsrisIbe nidt. 10 ipirb sr
prompt an bic 2uft seiest.
Die 9arssr bisies Gounties baten
aubsr anberen 8samtsn um Dienitne,
ben 4. gobsmber. au@ stusi County
Gommifdre su etipabIsn. bur6 bsren
Sdnbe bas Sabr binbur& bunbsritaus
ienbs bon Dollars sebsn. Ssit 2ada.
panna Elm isparates GOunip 1T, mar bic
9siiuns bes county GOmmiRdr amtes in
ben Sdnbep Der RspubIiianer. unb mir
piGsn nur bon eiuem 8eitraum, mo
bic BerbuItuns in seiddftsmdBissr
@siie sefiibrt tpurbe-bas NOR pdbreno
Der nsunidbrisen Imisseit BON Srans unb
Salfsab. S4on untsr Der Amtsfibr'
une ibrer Nadfolssr, ben bsiben beriiG'
tistsn Robsrts, besunnsn Mibiidnbe elm
,ur,ibsn, bic unter BEN iesisen Reeims
fstis. nber fiber, iusiter um ii& stiffen
unb gum S&aben ber Stsuersablsr bss
COUNTIES sinsn llmfans annebmen, Der
ssbisterif& bsrIanet, bab ibm @inbuIi
sdban tpsrbs, ipsnn ni4l bas Bolt unter
Der Retis bObsren 8sItsusrune erbrddI
usrOsn fol-. (sIIS Elm 8siueiS. ipis bas
@sIb psri&lsubert tpirb, fei nur sripdbnt.
buB bic 8ubI ber anseitelsn in unb UNI
oas Gourtbaus nm a&t 9srionen ere
bDbt purbs. nm 9Idse far poIitiias
@GnfIinSs su f&afsn.)
Dis bsmofratiide 8artei Bat BEN
8srIansen bes 8olfss, bas einsn Ws&'
ieI in bsr county 8eripaItuns tpdnfdt,
Rs@nune setrasen unb stusi tii&tise
Wdnnrr als &anbibaten nominirt. Der
cine ia Ssu Sobn s. Surfin,
ber i&on sinsn Tsrmin aIs Minoritdis.
aanbibat i'm Nmts sebient unb iid ale
bbdf fdbis eripisien Dat. Ser anbsre
1T Serr Bietor 8urf9sI, Der
issise tl@tise 8urseB bss Borough
Danmprs. Der als FOLDER feline abmini'
iraiibs Sdbisfeit beipisien bat unb isbsr'
,eit fiir cine 6fonomif&e 9srtpaIiuns
sinsstrstsn iit.
Dab Elm We@ieI in bsr 8sripnItunp
Der @ountp Anseleesnbeiten bb&it tpin'
i&snspsrtb unO abiOIut nOibis ID. pirb
isin SteuersubIer in abrebe fsaen. unb
um einsn ioI&en su erIanssn. mliisn ale
anbsren Srasen beifsite gslsst tuerben.
aaist uns ensrsiib su Berte seben unS
obne RddF&t uuf 9eriOn oosr 9ariei
nur ben Saupi8runbfas elmer ebrli8en
8srtuaItuns i'm Guse bsbaIten. Sur
Oaburd iDnnsn mir cine Ssrabfssuns
Der Steusrn erIaneen ! 8sbsnlt: Bsr
far sine DiebsrsrtpdbIuns ber rspubIi'
ianiidsn county GOmmiRdrs ifimmt.
ma&t f4 gum Wliii&uloissn Osr 8sr'
i4Isuberuns bfsntIi6er @slbsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23

Der 8eriud siniser garieiiIsppsr, in
bsm Sonbsnt Der 8srsIsuts in gBiIiss,
barre bic pOIitii ius Spiel ,u ;isbsn,
iuurbs prompt nisbsrseitimmt, inbsm bic
DsIssutsn ii6 tpsissrten, sinsn 9anIbs.
i9Iub ,ueunfisn bsr SsnaiOrsn Nuap
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Gents Sambfebube.
.2re' ioufIe" &anbfctnbe,
.3lleranbre' $anbiebnbe. etc.

fir ,Due '-@tltstnbsittn une eauftn. Die
SpnAGnbisft einit In eisism Gnbt bss Staatts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-23
9sutf&s SriefIiRe.

RiIion StdsT,
>. GIcd
9ebH 3. araemtr,
W. Q. '59ausr,
Grau Gpurab Ycuua
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drau g. v. Blum,
p. 3. Gbrbarpi,
Grau Safpb @ntt,
@larfnft Siisr,
Spfspb @dl,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
TROUBLE A-- NC BARRIERS.
Journeymen May Go on Strike the
 First of November.


 If you want a hair cut you had bet ter get it before November l. If not you may be obliged to cut it yourself or wear it all winter. This would not trouble folks who are not burdened with a heavy crop. but it would be serious matter to those who have on abundance of it and want it attended to every other week. The journeyman barbers are apt to strike after that date and if they go out it would be hard to tell when they will return, the bosses being about as determined as the journeymen. The journeymen want to go to work at 7:30 mornings during the months of December. Jan uary, February and March, and quit l at II Saturdays, 9 Wednesdays, z 1 Mondays, and s Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. They also ask for full time and whole day of on all na- tional holidays, except in cases where a holiday falls on Saturday or Mon day when they will work until 10 o'clock in the forenoon. They will also work until II o'clock on the eve of holidays. The bosses agree to tho proposition with reference to reporting I for work at 7:30 in the morning, but object to having them quit at Il Sat- l urdays and want them to work half l time holidays. The matter has been l under consideration for some time and l judging by the way things look at the I present time there is little prospect of a settlement. One of the journcymen told a reporter Of the Democrat that there are 97 men in the union and that two more will be initiated at the next lr1.sx 4e. t.o s.J x1x practically all the journeymen barbers i'll Waterbury who are fit to shave They are determined to go out, ht said, a week from Saturday unles; their demands arc granted. Ht thought there was nothing unreason able in their position and hoped to set the boys win. There are no need o unions in some shops, because the mcl are used all right, but for the sake o q others who get no show from their em l ployers, all journeymen feel in dut, bound to belong to the organization which has compelled unwilling bossc to treat their help decently.
 The bosseSs cannot see things iron the same standpoint as the men do One of them told the reporter that tn
 lourneTmen wanted to have all tn
 say about wages and hours and saic IF they kept on the bosses or tn
 men should have to get out. "The re duction in time asked for" he said
 amounts to four hours week to sa,
 nothing of the holidays The mini
 mum wages is SIP week and ther are men in the. business in Waterbur, who cannot earn that, but they've 20 , to get it. We can't charge any nor for shaving and hair cutting and if VI keep lessening the hours right alon,
 and not taking in any more it is eas,
 to see our finish"
 There are twenty-two boss barber
 in Waterbury and supposing the
 worked day and night they will not b
 able to accommodate half their GUS
 toners provided the men go on strike
 something they are sure to do unles
 they carry their point.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
3Ro0KLyN BRIEFS

"A fine picture of the Sunshine A. c. base ball team, the champions of the Greater Waterbury Amateur lea-S que, is now on exhibition in the win dow of E. !. Donahues news store.
 At the meeting of the St Patrick's parish fair committee last night, the reports of the various committees show that everything is booming for the fair which will be held from No vember , to IA, and it will be one of the most successful ever held by tho parish.
 The St Thomas Cadets football team will meet for practice tomorrow night. Hyland, oEe Of last years team. will don q uniform in the prac-' tice tomorrow night. Patrick Keat- ing, member Of the old Elm team, will make a bid for an end position. Both of these men arc good players and would be useful on any team in the city.
 A very pretty marriage was soi- emnized at St Patrick's church this morning when Joseph Tracy of 16 Ma | pie street and Miss Anna J. Sullivan of 16 Porter street, two well known and popular persons, were married by the Rev Father Gleeson. who celehrat- ed the nupitai mass, which followed. John F. Tracy, brother of the groom, was best man and Miss Julia A. Gun | ningham was bridesmaid. The bride was attired in handsome costume of I mode crepe de chine over taffeta silk, trimmed with white chiffon and white | nedallions. She wore a white hat with white plume. The bridesmaids S beautiful gown was of green crepe de chine. trimmed with white satin and medallions. She carried bunch of chrysanthemums. The groom's gift to the bridesmaid was pretty gold lock- ct. A wedding breakfast was held at l6 Porter street, tho future home of the bridal pair, which is filled with handsome and substantial presents of esteem from many friends. Mir and Mrs Tracy left on the 11:13 train for a wedding trip to New York and
 Washington. After November first l they will be at home to their friends at
 If Porter street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
The Carpet and Rug
 Sale This Week.

Every Carpet and Rug in our store is specially reduced for this sale.
 A more positive opportulli- ty for saving in this line has certainly never existed. Sale continues until Saturday night. Carpets laid, made and lined free of charge. -.
 See Prices in Last Nights Papers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
POLICE COURT DoINGS.
Greater Part of the Forenoon Taken
 Up With Assault, Case.

Up With Assault Case.
 This was Italy's day in the city court. There was only one case but that occupied the greater part of the forenoon. This was the case against Victor Gai and Martin Scazzafaya for assaulting Luigi Marnone on July l5, last. The assault was committed on Union street Marnone said he was knocked down by the accused and jumped upon and when he was down lie was kicked and his right knee was broken by a kick. He was for long time under private treatment and fi- nally went to BeIleview hospital in New York The knee is still weak and only with the aid of crutches can he walk.
 Giovanni Tolletti who lives in the same house with Gai was reproved by Judge Burpee who told him, through an interpreter, that he was not speak ing the truth. Tolletti could not be got to answer the question: What was Gai doing when Scazzafara held Marnone?" Marnone, meanwhile, gave numerous expressions of his dis approval of Tolletti's evidence and with evident difficulty restrained him. self from giving his opinion of him. He had to be warned several times tc keep still.
 Before passing sentence the court. re marked that it could not be expected that as much weight could be given to evidence obtained through an interpret. CT as that given direct to the court That was to the misfortune of the com plainant in this case and to every wit ness and complainant so circum stanced. If a person who has been ir the country three or four years and is unable to express himself in the pre- yailing vernacular that was to his loss On the other hand, Attorney Russell for the state said that every lawyer is told in his office by his Italian clients that there is Mafia here and on that account it is impossible to get wit l nesses to tell the truth. They art l afraid of this Maffa: afraid they would get hurt. He asked that a heavy pen atty be imposed. and he called to tht courts attention the reluctance of th, l witness Tolletti. who could not be mad, 1 to answer certain question. Judgt Burpee made a brief reply and ue
 clared Scazzafaya not guilty and finet
 Gai $10 and costs for breach of th I peace. A case against Louis Riccardi fo l breach of the peace was continued t l tomorrow morning.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Bids Were Awarded for Building
 Storm Water Sewers.

OlOIlH WdIeF sewers.
 The board of public works held a meeting last night, there being pres ent Commissioners Whiting, Mahaney, Scully, Engineer Cairns, Superintend- ent Kelley of the street department, Superintendent O'Brien of the bureau of water, and City Clerk Ryan.
 An invitation was received from the Brooklyn Athletic club inviting the board to attend a reception at their hall Thursday night. The invitation was accepted and vote passed thanking the club for the courtesy Bids were opened and read for the construction of storm water sewers in Bronson, Bishop, Burton, Summer, Beacon, Grown, Ridgewood and North Willow streets. There were two sep arate bids, one marked sA" including North Willow and Ridgewood streets, and the other sB.n The proposals were as follows: Frank Pidgeon, contract A, S5,342.74; contract B, S6,- 1851; Pasquale Contaldi, contract A, | $4, 4,649.45; contract B, $5,239.60; Ed ward McManus, contract A, $4, ,596. 50; contract B, $5,559.30 Contract A was awarded to McManus and B to Contaldi. This is $S47 less than the 1 bids for the same work which were rejected couple of weeks ago. It was voted to recommend to the alder men that the sum of $3, the same be- I ing an overcharge for a sewer assess ment against property on Locust street, belonging to Weibert Reichen- bach of 325 Walnut street, be refund ed. A petition from Jones, Morgan & Go for permission to tap the water main at 96 Bank street for a connec- ton for an elevator in their new build ing was referred to the mayor and city engineer with power to act
 I The board then adjourned for q I week
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
Al THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Noted visitors in This Country on
 Tour of Inspection.

Tour of Inspection.
 St Louis, Oct 70. Wilhelm von Po- Tense of Dresden and Friederich von Schwerin of Thom, West Prussia, have visited the worlds fair grounds.
 The executive committee has ap- proved the plans of MT Ruckstuhl, chief of sculpture, for sculptured buildings on the grounds of the exposi- ton. and confirmed the appointment of the three well known sculptors, se- lected a few days ago, to assist MT Ruckstuhl in developing the plans
 Letters have been received from Governor Wells of Utah; Governor Montague of Virginia; Governor Kim ball of Rhode Island; Governor Toole of Montana, and Governor Brodie of Arizona, thanking the exposition offic- ials for the sites allotted their respec- tive states and giving assurances of splendid state exhibits.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
X. DOug'herty lust Received

A full line of those corsets which we sold at 25c. The real value is 39c.
 We also carry full line of the lead ing Corsets, including w. B.. c. B., F. EP. R. & G., P. N; Globe, Thompson's glove fitting and others. They range in price from soc to $5.
 We have on hand several $1.50 Cor sets suitable for stout ladies. Call and examine them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
Splendid Cough Medicine.

We prepare a cough medicine that we are not afraid to put side by side with any on the market We call it Fitzpatrick's Syrup of White Pine and tar 25 cents bottle. Fitzpat- rick's pharmacy, East Main, corner Wall Telephone 63-4