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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
St1Stiirhe NcrprouunQ.


I'm uebtreiuitimmuRq NIT Dem &l. @bl3nttt
hcs rsuen Charters Der StuDt galtimott ipIro
hermit bstaunt qtmabt, buB bel DEM Ytonor uno
etootratbs bon Baltimore, Wto., en Selu6 nm
Wnnabme Der nobfol0euO bstittlttn 9sroronun0
siuQcreibt ipurDt:
gine 8e~rprorung fir ben 8au Ell
mes Q65ugsfanaGs i'm StrdBsnbetts
Der 2aurensitraBe, BON 5remont>
Mpenle Bis 9ruios6iqzIpenue, uno
fir 8erbinbung he6elben nit benz
ab3ugstunul i'm Bette Der 9ruioz
Sill Ipenue, an Der 3reu3ung Der
Sruioz6 iGz Ipe. uno Qaurensitr.
llno bab oas qsmsiuiurc Sp,jiuIz6omtts titr
Nbj ue sfaudlc am MontaQ G, ben 81. NuGult
1903, Na6mittaes 4 llbr, in hem 6cmitt=3tmusr
oes erit:n etaDtratbsj iptiocs cine 3ff;ntliht Sit
sunq abbaltcr piro gu BEN 8iUsdt, Die belaqts
@eroronung in GrpdourQ 3u jicbcn nno allen
Qtriousn, iptl6e Die Nunubmc %beio0t.r 8troroz
nuna bcciinfiOcn ODER ~bcritlbcn oppontren, Elm
YerhUr ju qctpdGrtn.
Sm Iuftraoc 81. 2. 8oGoa6orpuqb,
GbcisGlrf Deg criteu Startrdtb5=3lpeiets.
Guni24-NuQ. %, ilRi Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Salt III 0 {, Dan |.
Qiuicn

auf Die ioletnotn .ltnocrlp:ne 9onos@ Der .~llnittp
AaiiiplDs & 6lttirie Company BON Baltimore
idnia AM l. 3nii 1903, ptrbtu in DER Rational
Di,9luics' gaut" ausbsiabit
= 6. & &. Di. l. %S9ppotb:t, 5=proj., Coupon
RI. II.
6tatral Up. Co.'S !. eDpotbti, 6-proj., Coupon
Tr. a.
s. g. McSiiton.
lisa eba6nititer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Sibi0enoen.
Sauf.
Nis ,5eutfde Sane BON Baltimore"

@~atttnort, Den 30. SUM- 1903.
Sic S%irtttoren baben btute rim, baibi6brlitt
SiUosn0c non y Nrp5tnt tr.ldrt, irti BON alien
a6gabsu, iablbar um uuo ua3 III q. oeH
Is. Suli 1903.
&c usb.-trugun9s s9iber bl,ibtu bis Oabiu es=
iblofcH.
U6!.T,SD u. sSebtr, S~aiTrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

Sn Rem Yort perurz
tbeilte Ai9tsr NipindI eirsn @inbrez
der gu bier Suhren 9efdngnib. Roa
@erfiirbigung oes nrtbeils madte Der
Girbre6er sinige idnooorigs 9emerz
funeen urb puroe oesbalb 5uriidgez
rufsn uno oas ltrtbeil auf feds Sabre
erbobt, uno ba Der ergrimmte 8ropn
= 10 bieB Der Gerurtheilte - audi
bunn mod cine Ioie 3unge bate, muir
Den inn neun Sabre a%ufgebrummt.
Sir bas 8erbrehen bes @inbru4s
bier, fir bic MiBadtung oes Ridters
in spsi 5dGen flint Sabre gefGngnib.
Ob Der Ri9tsr pobl fir Die bpbs
3uiabitrafe cine ~geniigenoe geieblide
@rurolage bat? gei'm publitum
sptro jeoenfaGs oieie 8emefung bss
StrafmaBes aOpff4iitteln bsrporru@
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Margarftha Gpcring.

Margarrtha Gucring.
Gs itarb mad lauqem 9sioeu Maraaretba Guez
ring, 94ittip. os peritorbsnen GcrnbarO 6ucriua,
i'm 81. gtbeusiabrt. las 9cogdbrib TiHoet am
Spnntritag, YO-mittaqs Q nbr, pom ibrer
lssteu nobnuua. Nr. 2}8, Sio!l9olics StraBe. aus
mad DER Srsiciniqfc;tsz airbe un0 Nanu aui bent
pYtt. 6armtlA5rieoboft" TAFT.
1ab lanqem Gcio ipiuft MN Die Sub,
Rad lanqcmpiigcrn mint pus 3icl;
Sun ptbts Der ibOHer'n S9eimatb gu, Il
@or6ti 1T aQ' oas irD'ide Spi!l.
Gin ;60u.r MorqeH muB iebt tdatu,
Td6 marftr o~uHflsn 2eiOsusua6t,
gertummeu miifsn Gqe 8lugen,
g0enn ms oas GID: ~cntaegcn la6t.
epiome pom btu 8srtuanote II.
tlS2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Baltimore Sampf : Sadet So.
(WIte uns JuperIdffss Sai.einis.l
q. a. EAnnAnrAnnA knfErh.r.h

AAlIe uHp 5upeClulNBt Oui'ClHIt.I
81, Der. Staatsn4gof bsf0rotru0.
Sampler fabrsn tdgli6, 5OuHtaos uuggsrOmmrn,
BON 9ap=9iu:E"Qits, l0-l3 Qig6ts6trabt, go
QbtrDs, 0irttt nab Oh point Comfort, RorFolt,
Qortgmoutb un0 altH QunitsR bts SfoCns. pus
binouug in Oh 9oiHt Comfort nit g. & .. Gis
isn6abns ua9 Riampno. 9ubinouus in 9Ortss
mouth NIT hem .StabOarb dir 2jnt" iOIiotu 3ua
BON Portsmouth nab Ntlanta. On RorFot Der
birbun1 nit Der atlantic Goat Cine" Roriolf
uno Carolina, IOrfoli unD iuOIi6. Rorfolf unb
pcttj5 uro .GEo Dominion Sine nab Rtfpbern
uuo Waibinot0n. N.s&.
Ta6btittn nab sutopaiF5,m 9Idnt. 2ururi6i.
RailtsH,immsr, tititriibe eticubtung, 9umpfbtis
,ura, Roisn frtt. Rtisrpirts RniuttnBimmr i'm
9iutt sgurrau Der .Pap: Qius,' Rr. l03, On1Fulti,
morss6traBe. 3,IcpbOns 6. & Z. Ct. 9auG 1885;
'marpldup, GourtIanO 4S5. albausbs, Is Roros
Gbarltssetrobt. uro Bureau Dr. .seoboars Dir
Sine" Continental Erut Go. guilOine.'
Sobu u. 2berpope. g. Sropn.
B.slyrdi. u. @.u'utauascr. @,u. '8afasiersGssnt.
(Gsi29
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01

pie Wunoer bes Habium
nnb ieiner Strablen linb sroB genug;
lie bsoiirfen feinsr Steiserung our9
pbuntaftil6e Iusi9miidungen. Sp
bringen amerifaniide 9ldtter bic aus
Gt. Petersburg gefommsnen Nud=
ri9ter, oab ous Stadium Die Slinoen
iebeno made. Gs mag oaran erin
, stex. neroen, oaB ndd Der gntoedung
Der HDntgenitra6len Die glel4e8unoe
burt Die Delt sin9 uno nit pieGer
@utalGubigfsit erOrtert puroe, UNI
fih ihliebli9 ais triigerii6 gu err
n.iien. BON ben Haotumitrablen 1T
fir 8linoe ieoenfaas nidt mebr gu
ernarten, ais BON cen RDnt9en Itra6z
len. Der gntoedsr oes Raoium, Der
Barrier pbpiifer Gurie, bat Iid oa6in
aaGuBert, bab er ii6 unter teinenllmz
ffdnben in einen Ruum begsben mod
ts, fpo 1ia Elm 8%ilogramm Raoium
befdnbe, neil er befir6ten milbte,
minbefens iein Nusenli6t gu psrIle=
ren, pieasift aber iiberhuupt 10
Ehipere 8ranopunoen ouppn 81 traz
gen, oab fe oas 2eben in 5rase tel
len piirben. Die neueren Nadrthten
Fiber bic 6eilpunoer oes Hdolum
apsroen nit 0oriidt auf5unebmen
5ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
,, Sierter Snli 1T GbilaOelpbia. ~
Sic ..GricSipn. 0iuic"


berausoubt am l., ?. NM 3. 5uti HunOrtjits9iletc
nab 4biIuoepbin a, tur Il Gage oiltiQ, iir
$3.50, ootr riittcbrcnO BON QbiioO;tpbia init Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50. Surblauicuoe
giacte nab ItIauttc=Gitp uuo Burut
$3.75. Niifiabrt gun3 pro Subu ~(oitltio fir -
Sage $3.50. SaiioA SO. Terner, Ourblan=
ftaOs @iust5 nab q en- 9Drt, Gougz
gran6 UNI NsburDs 9urt. Hunprt,ic
$50. 6upe III an 9%uuoreiie iHr - Gage 81
Nlt 5ctitranozQlIbc unO r0rOljdt Quntte. Qofaz
qisrc t6nn:u auf g9uui1 oo5 Ytabtboot %bcnuBtn,
Das @u!timort am j. 5uIi um ; llbr gtabmittag5
pcrldBt, in Qbjluoctpbia ON Gditea IRorVcu nm
Z ubr a%nfommcnO, trunsicriCcno nab Dem
Eagboot, lpcIbes am /. Suli, Is ubr NbcuOs, non
QbildOclpbiu abidbrt, Oab,i cintn -Ausflug iur otU
Sag auf Dem Q4oftr" pcipdbrcuO. an itlbcn 2ibcaO
bcimtommtno. Ruaoreiie 81 80. Nut 5aQboote
baltcu al in sttcrtUu, Gbetcr, IA,
unO : lafpar &c ,, Auib.uB per Sroacp-
Gar nab y { IN : & i tie uu0 W / / NJ II to II,
OIL. Rtin GuG= obcr IbeuO:@Oo OF
@a"ltimOr AM 4. unit Gtiu
IbtnD=@oOt BON QbtlOOeIpbiu
4. &nli Wdb3:jtcn 10. sarcibt me-
gen 8ciitbauObu6, 204 gjgbtzSt,., ootr Nibaugb's,
10 Nor0eGb urles=StraB
Glnrence Sbriotr, NQcut,
nS2-5) Gr. 2Q4, Gi9bts StraB..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Seginnene am IL. Suni, ete
Sampfhifs.N n;eiaen.

Baltimore uno SremeR
nur9 bic neuen uno erprpbten, nit
alien Decentralization peris6enen
ppfoampfer eriter SlaFe:
rEbetn," ygrunDenburs,"
rNedar," ,@uReT.@
sMfain." .8reslau."
Die @rpebitionstuge 5inb, pie fOlst:
bon Baltimore: -
"Sreslau," Mittpot, ben s. Suli, 2
u6r NG9mittags.
"Sranoenburg," Mitfpo4, ben p.
Sui, 2 u6r Raamittu9s.
"eatel," W&ittpO6, ben Is. Sult, 2
ll6r Nu6mittags.
"9tefdr," V}ittipod, ben 5. Quguit, 2
ll5r No9mittags.
"H9etn," Wlitttpo6, ben II. Nuguit,
2 uhr Nahmittags.
3peits RaiRtespuHaue.qrus:
9ou $50 ar.
afiagt=9rttf
8on baltimore nab SIG 90
Son Ertm:H RAD Baltimore. .$3S. so
Tunnrele=Siutt usR Baltimore:
NaD StshleH uHO Suru6.. S74. 80
8'aen 5sa5t unO gaFags psnOe man f5 an bic
9sntrai.A9;nten
q. S9uma9er G Co.,
%r. 8, 5it0s@a0s6trabs.
ODER
GbDarb Gaine,
Itfite beg pSsutibtn GOrrsiponDtnttns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Nene Mnssiaen.

Meme Wictbpoc im Der ScbanSlnna
Don Irautnlt!Ocn. Our %qdrautirt. Sir cine Gcrs
iuhs eebauOlupg ieHDe man dDrejirtss Goup;rt.
@aqinoio 60, lob u. S%trsngton ctr SaIti@
nrrt Inn lSuni2S. lWtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
9lnua 6. Shncpic.

rs itarb nab laHaem ibiuercu 2ttoen Hnad g.
S6ucpie, qcboreHe SdrpdrB, ssljebte Satin bon
!. @cinrid) Sbncpft, i'm 90. 9ebensiabrc, III ibrer
ltRtcn l9obnunQ. Jr. so, 5reotridsgDtHue. Die
3;jt DIS 9egrdbaifes pirO ipdter a~nge}tigt.
1872
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
0uuSuu.Rorf.E emefern.

Reu. stttion.n fnS itst CUR g,fhtieuHs btrs,'
ridttt. @isls ausq:tpdblt. Cots. Der Suptrint,ns
bent beg Crumbs uHb gOotns ipiro ieos eelpitnibte
@us.unft ~trtbtiltn. Sas 6 rtmatgr u m
fsbt tiqlib sur auip.ttion often. gB,etn Tdb,rsm
ntnot man fd ar ben SuperinttnotRttn obr IN
bas @lr,au in q {. Fl, Spsh-SaratOga=StruBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
rHupal Slue."Sinie

Caparts. gtyl. Gamoeu. Qsrl DIT. R0oaI.
Salafna0gOn 49,. 8ool,b 3.5l o. 3.55 ..
S5ilf. II. 5ptit.. Iagla IS .. q 800 g 9
9uifttsQarIOr, aus9cu. 81. 9l9 .. 1924 g.G
0arlor. Ciutr, ausqtr. 50. 1850 Q. q 1854 Q.
qloylor. Sincr, .....6oglj3 I.55 u. y l59 y.
.Ropal 4,mlt,o," uur QuImau=3ug.
9poooor5 ........ ldQli5 $40 q. 3 3.53 q.
g1rlorSor gbil, uugg. 60. 455 y. 800 q. 6
0arioy, Eintt.... Qdglib 600 u. 6.05 u. 6
S1i1iIp ........ 9dgi3 l2.39 u. l2.A u. 6.
Qotal:S 6iaflpaqqon mad gspz0ort i,rtiq gum
Gsbroub in Nt. Ro0aIsStatioH I'M 1000 A6tnOs.
q, nab NtldutiosGitp, 8o6,rtogsi Z, mad gia
lantics6itp, taqlib.
Wa, Sao, balttn in @ilminGtOu. G, bait in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Sale!

&6Ee! %aFe!
sur Retie I'M Quslonbe belorst ~innerbGlb "a StuneeH
gu beoeuteub berobseeetem greile
Gpuarp WatnS,
&aefpsftsg6s @altim oreS z trqss IHe SeitsG ifcesAnR-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Mount Carmel Qtmfterp Amir.

gtDor3uettfu Grtesbof in Cf'BaltimOrt
geqrobnibhensn unt.r. ann,bnnbarsn Seoinaunssn.
aue 6acifjtdten fir GrrsIbun9 BIS Grisobofss
psrb,r o.bpt,n. gBta,n 9rsiit urp 9rIroriB
,p.npt man f6 an Gurus Copper, 6tpsriuttno,nt
ouf BEN 6risoboit, oor an M. -. aoams, S's
tr,tdr, Rr. los, Sao,Gr.buidsetr. (Wnils -SuntD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
mt ct. SpicnhS.Gpnc1.

stusi,u.eurius: RlaiFibsr, miFtui6aitii4er nro
.uufmdunii4tr lnterri6t; griinOliter untttrlbt
in Der b.uti6sn Sprutt. - 8soingunQtr: rEoor'
p,rss bro e,ifon BON iinf gtonatcn S115. Stu'
birn b,oiun,n an s isntae Q, Den /. 6eptsmbsr
1903. Mau a%orrifre:
Sruetr Sofepb. 9irsttor.
Station :, Baltimore, Wo.
sotalpo auf 0trlanqtu. 0uni23, 3Ut, 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-01
Grfnriionen per Balm.
Soft nmp sosis amf Dem sanoe.

S6reibt an @ercul=aeint rWettrn Mo. r. ST.
Paltp., To., fir bas ilutrirts @u6
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMNER"
6ntbilt 2ise BON iber so 0otcIs uno Somm,rs
PcarDinq=oduiern, NIT 4rsiien etc. Bud it ou3
i'm gilets9ireau 2I5 Gf=9dltimors=S Str, iopis
Siuen=, luion=, EeuHa. =GDs., 5ultons uHo Walz
brpofStationen i'll bat,n. Q6G-l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
WATERVILLE DAILY TALK.

T. M. Lucas made very important real estate deal the first of the week. He exchanged his farm in Goshen for q piece of property formerly owned by Christian Kott on Terrace avenue and block on West Main street with Real Estate Agent Roberts of Waterbury.
 Miss Helen Edwards, who has been visiting friends in town returned to her home in Torrington yesterday.
 There will be kirmess given by the St Michael's parish in Good Will hall. commencing this evening. There will be good entertainment and dancing.
 Louis Northrop. an employe of the Berbecker & Rowland Manufacturing Go, caught his hand in drill press while at work, cutting his thumb and first finger badly.
 The work on the new schoolhouse Is proceeding rapidly.
 Abraham Greatsinger has taken a position as teamster with H. l.. Well ton.
 The condition of Charles Sherman is much improved. MT Sherman has been tIl for the past two months.
 Bernard Walsh returned yesterday from business trip in Hartford coun- u.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15

"Good luck always comes suddenly, and it should be grasped before 1t can get away. You have $2 about you, I presumeW
 "Yes, but--but"--
 "Then I will take 1t and order the letter heads this very day Salary $10,- GOO year, and all you'll have to do will be to answer the business letters received. Rabbits will be offered us by thousands of persons, but you must insist that all be bobtaiIed. The $2, please"
 Here's the money" said the wom- an as she handed it over, but I-I don't understand. I ought to have time to think it over. feel all mixed up over it."
 Tt is a surprise, of course" replied the major as he pocketed the green back, 'but you will soon figure 1t out to your satisfaction. Gan you call again tomorrow-next day-the day after? I shall expect to see you within week anyhow, as we must get the rabbit business started soon. Remember, only bobtailed rabbits, and their hind legs must have the right crook to them. That Is all today, and now goodby- goodby-so long"
 T wat to talk more about itv' called the woman as she found herself on the outside of the door.
 No answer.
 You didn't subscribe for the bookr'
 No answer.
 And you've got my $2y'
 No answer.
 She tried the door, but it was locked. She rattled 1t, but the major had light ed the stub of cigar and sat down with his feet on his desk, and he was undisturbed M. QUAD.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
WATERTOWN J0TTINGS
Entertainment Win Be Held at Town
 Hall Friday Night.

& r
 A rehearsal of the entertainment which will be given i'll Town hall Fri day evening took place yesterday af- ternoon. The combined enta:tan- ment will include nearly two hun dred nar tiefpants, the majoritr fof whom are Center school children. Be sides Jhe Center school pupils there will be members of the King Arthur society and the Taft Mandolin and Glee club, who will offer several Se- ections. Tickets for The entertain ment are 1ueeting witi. a ready sale which is accounted for by tn. fact that the cause is noble one, that If erecting monument to the memory of tine dead soldiers
 Miss Lillian Smith, who has been visiting friends in New York and Jersey City, returned home yester- day.
 Charles Demarest has taken a DO. sitfon with Joseph suffa, the plumb CT.
 Columbia lodge. No F, K of P, will hold a reguar communication in Pythian flall to-qnorTow evening
 The Taft school football team will play the Yale scrub team at the Fair grounds Saturday.
 Miss Reeds dancing class reopen ed last evening with a full attend ance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
GRANT
 PROMOTER
Major Crofoot Turns the Great Sahara Desert In- to a Rabbit Warren

[Copyright, 1903, by J. R. Haslsell.1
 wT was woman with a book under
 her arm-a book entitled Mother, A Home and Heaven" She was sell
 ing it by subscription, and as Ma jor Crofoot opened his ofioe door in re- sponse to her knock she began her stereotyped speech in praise of the vol ume and wound up by asking that he put his name down for a copy.
 Certainly, ma'am-certainly," he promptly replied. If you had come here with thousand books, this would have been my choice over all. l once had a mother, but she has long been dead. I once had home, but 1t was long ago broken up. The only thing left me now is to live in such a way
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
BALKAN MAssAcREs,
MuHsulmaR Village Destroyed by
 BulEaFiana.

Mussulman Village Destroyed by
 BulERrianS.
 LONDON, April 15.-The Times Constantinople correspondent says the Balkan trouble is the sole topic in off, ficial circles at the porte.
 Information from Monastir shows that the situation in that villayet is most deplorable. Well authenticated reports state that murder, pillage, in cendiarism, acts of vengeance and atro- cities of every kind are of daily occur renee and are committed alike by sol diers, Albanians, Turks and Bulga- rians.
 The latest Bulgarian achievement was the total destruction of a small village of exclusively Mussulman pop ulation of 165 men, women and chil- dren. All of these except a very few were massacred in cold blood. Un- speakable atrocities were committed upon many of the women victims.
 The Times correspondent, telegraph- ing from Candid, says that one Chris tan was murdered and one mortally wounded by Mohammedans in the streets of Candia. These crimes were unprovoked and are attributed to fa- naticism. Much excitement has been caused among the Christians, who have beaten and stoned many Mohamme- dans in town and country. The local forces have proved inadequate, and re- endorsements of gendarmerie are ex- pected. The Mohammedans are panic stricken and disheartened and are not retaliating.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS
Two Act Drama Will Be Presented at
 Columbus Hall.

The two-act drama entitled Dolores, or Through the Fires of Sorrow, VIII be presented. this evening at Columbus hall by the Children of Mary. The members in the cast have spent q good deal of time rehearsing and the play as bound to please the most e4actlhs' Following is the cast:
 Mrs Norton. wealthy widow, proud and passionate Miss Nellie O'Brien Augusta her eldest daughter, haugh- tv and fair. Miss Mary E. Shea Pauline Afterwards Dolores) ).......
 Miss May Baxter Nellie Claghorn, Mrs Norton's niece,
 .... Miss Alice Barrett Isabel, Nellie's sister ............
 ........... Miss Agnes BaDcock Constance. baby step-niece
 Miss ,ose May Carroll Mrs Worthington, a cripple ....
 .... Miss Frances Higgins Tom Pincher, good hearted police man Master John Hickey Aunt Betsy, a nurse in the Norton family ...... Miss Lena barretI Sally Ann Tompkins, street singer and pickpocket. ................s.
 ...... .,.iss Margaret Baxter
  The following have been designated as polling places for the May elections First ward, borough court room; sec. ond ward, Mulville block; third ward SUndon City house house.
 The board of governors of the Bor. .ough Improvement society will meet Ahis evening at o'clock. The associa, fion win meet in the borough court room at o:3O.
 The third degree will be conferred a1non a largo class of candidates by Oieda council No 38, k. of O. The work will be exen-plified in Pythian hall.
 The St Franci~ A. B. drum corps who are to give a dance at Columbus hall Friday evening, promise everyone iwho attends jolly good time. One ol the largest military parades ever hele an this borough will take place previous to the dance.
 A case of scarlet fever has been re ported in the family of Michael Moran of Millville avenue. MT Moran's 15 years-old daughter is Ill with the dis ease.
 John Malloy of Hartford is visiting friends in town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
The Baseball Entf,usaast,

Once more the frail arbutus smiles ANd wakes the soul to song: The springtime blossoming beguiles The heart but not for very long. For, though the sun kissed blooms be
 sweet,
 Their joys ere long must pail. My happiness is not complete Till some one smites the ball. The gentle birds who soar on high, With songs so sweet and clear, Are not so welcome to mine eye As that well batted sphere. Tn sylvan haunts would not dwell. I'd rather, once for all, Sit on a bench and whoop and yell When some one smites the ball.
 --Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
His Business.

While Lord Charles Beresford was in New York he told of one of his tenants who conducted small undertaker's establishment in Waterford. One day he met her and asked how the business was getting along
 Grand, me lordv' she exclaimed. T now have the luckiest little hearse you ever saw. Glory be to goodness, twas never day idle since got it. "--New York Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
Trying ao P1ace Tffmaelf.

Do you know what you are?" blurt- ed the angry citizen who had been run into.
 No, I do not" responded the exas perated foreigner. Hate last night q policeman called me an owl, this morn ing conductor called me lobster, and around the corner a woman said was monkey. Next time come to America I'll bring volume of natural history to find out what I amr'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
0AKVILLE HAPPENINGS

John B. Kelly, foreman in depart ment 8 of the pin factory, has, returned from New York, where he went to spend Easter
 William Murtha Is very Ill with scar let fever
 Mrs J. B, Kelly is visiting friends in New York city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
How to Destroy Cooking odora.

If the cooking of the turnips, onions or even the turkey has left the least suggestion of it's preparation in the dining room, pour a few drops of oil of lavender in vase or bowl and half fill with hot water. This gives de lightful freshness to the air, which Is most desirable when the house is stufy and doors and windows cannot be thrown open at the last moment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
Has . Record Himse1f.

Barker How could we ever get along without street cars?
 Parker--Oh, we could survive. The world waited over ], 800 years for street cars.
 Barker-That's so. And, by jeeminy i've waited quite lot for them my self.-Kansas City Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
one GirI,s wisdom.

George Miss Wilkins Edith-I love you will you make me the happiest man on earth by sharing my humble lot2
 Edith--No. George; dislike the idea of camping out, but if you'll hustle around and get comfortable house on the aforesaid lot I'll see what can do in the way of boosting your happi- ness.-C Chicago News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
YIer KnacIx Conceded.

She--This book says that there are 10000 muscles in an elephants trunk.
 He-Then 1t must have been packed by a woman.--Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
A Gnx Conmeffe.

''Is she good card playerr'
 Well, yes. She knows how to play right into mans Philadel- phia Bulletin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15
Torpedo Boat Commis.,opeS.

Torpedo Boat Commissioned.
 BOSTON, April 15.-The torpedo boat destroyer Lawrence, recently ac- cepted by the government, has been commissioned at the Charlestown navy yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-15

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