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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

patient German statistician has employed many
of his moments in jotting down from day to day
the casualties in the Russo-Japanese War. accord
ing to Russian and Japanese accounts, and, on add
ing them up, finds that there have been o1tS,SOO
soldiers killed or wounded the Japanese side,
while the Russians have lost 4S97.700 men. This
makes Judge Parkers recent slaughter in the Phil
ippines look small in comparison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Sherry's was the scene last night OF the hrst OF
those dances for young people who have not yet
made their debut organized by MrA David Dowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gardiner have closed
their country house at T9rrytown and are row a.
their city home. No ISL Flfth-aVe-. for the WINTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Other young girls making their debuts yesterday
were Miss Louise Arnold. whose mother Mrs.
Glover c. Arnold, gave reception for her at her
house. In East Sixty-ffth-st.. and Miss Jennet
Blackwell. at an lat home given by her mother.
Mrs Frank f. Blackwell ut her house. in West
st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Miss Isabel Cary will make her debut at a re-
ception given by he- mother. Mrs. Melbert b.
Cary. at her house In West Ftfty-hfth-st. on Sat
urday week and on the day Miss Edith Con-
stable daughter OF Frederick A. Constable, Will
also make her debut. Another OF tho season s
debutantes is Miss Marion Glider, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Glider OF Park-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Miss Eleanor Whitridge makes her debut at a
reception given by her mother Mrs. Frederick
Whitbridse. at her house. in East Eleventh-st. on
December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

The engagement is announced OF Miss Kathar,,.
Lyman. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Lyman "a
John Nelson Steele. jr.. OF Baltimore Mr Steal.
is the son Of John Nelson Steele OF that CITY .,N
a nephew OF the Rev. J. Nevett Steele and C,harls,
Steele. OF Nsv1-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

Mrs. Frederick Pearson will give receptions at
her house. in West -seventh-st, on Tuesdays.
December g. 10 and 20, for the debut of her dauGh-
ter, Miss Josephine Pearson. Mrs. Pearson Will be
at home Mondays throughout the winter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
q 0ene &lasen.

Sn ibrsr eeeen ibren Satten Senrp
u. @Osbler singereidten S4eiounsss
flaee iaete 2aura s. @Oebler, oaB he
bonn 81. Mai 1900 Biz gum "a. De.
sember befelbsn Sabres auiammen'
lebten. oaB fie fid Damn trennten uno
baB er rismals fir he 9eniigeno Gorge
trug. ob9lei6 ibm iein @intommen
bod ioldss m6glid ma1te.
Brit i&le9ten Namen uro nit So=
besorobuneen t%rattirt. ia9t Nelie
Warflin. fab fe fd CUR 2lase auf
S9eiouns bon Grant Rartlin perans
laBt.
W,il er fe rsrnn6ldifste uno Der.
lieb, iaet Sarab anna Coleman, fu&t
he 69eioune Don Samuel Sadion
Coleman.
g6suiliges 8erianen siebt aud
Soa Sauer IN Der bon ibr gegen Mls
bert 8. Sauer eingerei9ten S6ei-
~bun9stlage an.
Sn elmer gegen bic So. & D. p. 60.
unb Die IS. & 20. 3p. Sc. eineerei6ten
S9aoeneriabtlags iagt 2ute W. gmer=
ion, oaB er cine 2aoung Waultbiere Der
gabn our gef6rperuns iiber9ab, bab
Die @eisli6lft ieoO9 nidt fir oisiel=
ben Die n0tbige 6lrior3e trug uno oab
er bierourd i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 ge-
f9doigt puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Sapanti6e SeIoentbat.

@on benz iapanii6en General Sos
bona ersdblt cine englif9e @o9en=
56rift bic fplgenbe interehante Seiz
bsntbat. Sc mar pG6renb Der Gebelz
lion oes Sabres 1877, als Der iebige
General mod elm iunser Mann BON
% Sabren mar. Sin S9lob tpurbe
belagert, in pel9em &obomd ben
Sberbefebl iiber- bic 9arniipa inne
bate. Der GuRere WaU biefes befe=
ftigten S4lpfes mar bereits in Slam
men, unb bas Seuer eriff in Der Hi9z
tung auf bas pulpermaga5in INNER
mebr UNI fi9. &oDoma rief ieinen
2euten gu, lie fo1ten 10 f9nea nie
mDgli9 bas Yulper aus benz Mdea5in
entfernen. Sieie aOgerten aber. Mls
&oboma fab, bab bic 2eute aOgerten,
fab er iie nur einen Nugenblid an unb
fpruns bann felbit auf bas Dad bes
Muga3ins, inbem er ben Solbaten aus
rief, er tperbe bort, tpp er su alererit
in bic 9uft sefprenst perben mubte,
10 lanse iteben bleiben, Biz bas lebte
bis6en pulber entfernt porben lei.
SrDB aner Bitten uno 3ureben feitens
Der Splbuten blieb er bort 10 lange
Fteben, Bis tbatid9li9 bas lebte puls
Der BON ben beidGmten Soloaten forts
getrdgen poroen mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
-MusnIeid. uMaaths Eat bod

-IusgIei9. vMsdt6s Fat bpG
Elm gu blObes 9eii9t! Die mub sinen
sana berriidten 9ut aufiebsn, am nur
s%inisermaben perniinftig ausauieben!"
II merftnni9ts g. yWas,
On biit ieBt Srembenfibrer in paris?
Ou fennit Did ia gar ni9t aus" =
sd bin ia Srembenfibrer nur fir -
9o9Seitsreiienbe.A
g n&entudp pill fi9 elm reis
der Sarmer, Namens Solion, bon
ieiner fshften Jrau ideiben laffen.
INN cine fiebente beiratbsn gu fOnuen.
Der unternebmungsluitige Tarmer 1T
so Sabre alt, nnb bier bon ieinen
bereits gei9iebensn .Srauen lebeu
nod. Das SntereHanteite BET Der
9ef9i9te 1T, bab Splfon nit feinen
ssi9iebsnen Srauen in better
5reunbf9aft lebt, unb iebesmal, penn
er fi9 cine neue n2ebensgefdbrtin"
aufest, label er bic sefdiebenen gu
Der 9odseitsfeier elm, uno bieielbsn
fpmrle1 au1.
Gin IN oblbabenber Grprebz
mann, Hamens Soiepb Weber, in
Srenton, 81. g., legte fiir5li9 eine
&altbliitigfeit an ben Sag, bic ibres
@lei9en iu9t. @pr apei Sabren ftellte
fi4 in elmer feiner 3eben Der 8ranb
Elm, unb na4 unb na4 purben
fdmmtli9e 3eben an benz 5ube bapon
anseitedt, er confultirte einen Mr5t
unb biefer ma9te linn bic @rDffnung,
bab cine Mmputatipn bes &niees notbz
tpenbis lei. um iein 2eben gu retten.
@eber polite fein 8sin ni9t berlies
rem unb entfdlob fi4. bic 3eben felbft
,ab5unebmert unb bebiente fi9 ba5u
zines Saf9enmeHers, melhes er su
Disiem 3tpede idarf muate. Seine
5rau fungirte als 8rantenpGrterin,
unb Weber 5at fin nun besuahe poaz
ftGnbig rpm Der Operation erbolt. CT
ertlart, es fpdrs faft ebenfo lei9t, fid
bic 3eben ab3unebmen, als einen8aum
gu befdnsiben, penn man nur goua
rage babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

rs 9iebt ba eini9e Seute bic
Y man bemerfen Bort: rM4
tpenrt i6 rllr einise 6unOert
Dollars bate, t9 tDnnte Damn
ettpas @elb ma9en." @s 1T feline
i9pisrise Sa4e rein paar Sum
bert Dollars gu iammeln" unb
es sibt nidt tpenis Seute, bic
fpenn feft enti9lofen, Sies niat
gu Berfe brinsen, penn eine &C.
mife Summe bon ibrem gin>
fommer pOiitib iebe 8o9e pber
ieben Monat beppnirt uirb in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

eefpinnt er Die flare @prd9e pieber
uno beniibt tie ba5u, Dit tlar gu mos
den, bab unter ben iGmmt!i9sn 5pei
Milionen @%inpobnsrn 8srlins feline
Seele gu finben lei. Die elm berartiges
9ebot annebmen fDnne.
Oa es niht bas erite Mal lit, bab
Dir einen oboeleoten @e1rod peggibit,
bleibt Du notwithstanding tiibl, tpors
auf er Dir genau pie bu IS erpar>
tet bait = a9t Marf anbietet.
Su bleibft bart. @r bietet 5ebn =
ni9t p6ne bi6 oarauf aufmertiam gu
MAIDEN, baB elm bdufigerer 4bf9luB
berartiger 9anbelsgei9Gfte elei9bes
beutenb nit ieinem faufmGnnif9en
3uin lei.
Su blsibft unerf6itterlid. Gr
bietct SpDlf, inbem er oid babel be-
f9n0rt, bann tpenisitens nod einises
abgeleste S9ubmsrt unb elm paar alte
Site 5u5ulegen, cine 8itte, beren @rz
funung Dir infolse bon 3equiiitsn>
mangcl i@on te9nif9 unmDslia pGre.
Oh bleibt felt. @r bietet bieraebn
unb tlGrt bi9 bariiber auf, pie es Der
refine nddte 2eiGtiinn bon Dir pGre,
ipenn bu aus bIober 9alsftarristeit
bies gerabe5u pibernatiirli9 giinitiss
@ngeb0t unbeniibt lafen polteit It.
Sept ma9t es Dir @ersniisen, erft
re9t ben llnerpei6li9en gu ipielen.
gr bietet Dir biersebn Mart fiinfsig
uno fiist binSu, buB er bies nur bess
balb tbue, neil bu cine sana Defenders
pprtbsilbafte Sigur BAIT unb neil er
besbalb barauf re9nsn fann, Die Sa<
diem fe6r balb tpeiter bertaufen su fDnz
mem, = aIerbings o6ne einen Yfennig
baran gu berbienen, tpenn er ni9t
iibsrbaupt nod @elb babel aulegt.
@u9 bas siebt ni6t. Sm 9egen=
tbeil, bur9 bas f9rittpeiie g~ntgegen>
fpmmen ii3er sema6t, ertldrft bu furs
unb biinbig:
nNi4t fir bierSebn Marf uno finfz
unbneunais!"
Oa feuf3t Der Mann beiner Spmpas
tbie i9per auf. Cine tiefe @anbluns
boGaiebt fi9 in feinem SEnsrn = er
ergibt fi9 in fem S9tdfal. Gr 1T
setnidt pie etne2tlie nod benz Sturm
gr lest bret erobe, blanfe, filberns
5iinfmarttiide auf beinen S9reibs
tii9. nOamit i9 beute i~penigitsns
msin 9anbselb mdG'1!" fast er babel.
Damn sie6t er aus elmer eroben
&odtai9e, beren @orbanbsnfsin bu
ME seabnt bdtteft, elm rieiisss i9tparz
ses Sud-. Gas breitet er auf benz
Subbpben aus, legt bic aleiber fauber
baruuf unb pidelt allies gu einem pa=
den 5ufummen. n5inf5ebn Mart,"
murmelt er babel nit inniger 8etriib=
nib rbafiir bab' i9 einmal i'm @inter
cine sanae Orof9te boG Sa9en se<
fauft.. =" Damn aber bsitsrt ii9 iein
@emiitb pieber auf.
@r iiberrei6t Dir feline &arte unb
smpfieblt ii9 fir ipdters DorfOmmenbe
JGae.
limb, i'm 8eftreben, Dir gum Obs
t6teo etne 9ofli6tett 81 fdgen, peritz
dert er Dir, pdbrenb er f9pn bieSbirz
flinte in Der 9anb bGlt: sd fomm'
nit @ersniigen pieber gu Sbnen, ipenn
Sic mid brau9en. Sd bab' bic 2eute
fe6r germ, bic glei9 bic ri9tigen preiie
Derlangen. @enn sic gum 8eiipiel
mebr geiast bdtten, pie fiinfaebn
Murf, bunn hGtt' i9 pirfli9 erft ban<
beln miihen." ,..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Die 6erbftiaoben Der

= Ute QerbtIdgbtn Oct
baperif9en &eitf9ule (Gquitatipnsans
italt), bic getpDbnIi4 in ben eritsn Saz
gen bes October Beginner. muBten pe=
gen Der unter ben SienftpferOen aus>
eebro4enen Rotblauffeuae unterblei=
ben. Oes9lei4en fiel audi Der 2ehrz
gang fir Stabspffieiere Bel Der &eit>
anitalt aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Ser
Smbtana Sruit
Company.

Sas &eiultat miro bal6 vein
paar 6unbert Dollars fem" NIT
bensn Sic @elb MAIDEN f0nnen.
9robieren Sic es. 8esinnen Sie
beute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Glspeiono. Cincinnati, 6htcoso & St SSonis Railmav.
GIebeIanh StbifttA


NbsaRe aufuut
@mericun @rpreb td9Iid -. 4 2Ogm Wp Sort 9Th taI s......1 - 1ogm
Ntunsie st SIS & 9 $ GSp. 7 6OYm Union GMp accom-, tail. 49,. 9 350m
y . & y 9m tashh 3d.. 7 308m sort Bapne 6 Git @spres 10 4sym
@leblamb @eeom. .........1 10 45gm sOutbDeaern 9tb tI ds... IL 2sgm
anoG1on Ggp ........11 30Nm Nnberion gTpreb p........ 2 45gm
u D q y Sm, taal d &c.. 3 55Nm ct 3outs 9Th tgl d s....... 8 90gm
Union @Mp r Glib aee tsI { 20Rm amerean @rpreb tdsiH 80. 6 s5Tm
Sniderbnder @p tdeld &s.. 6 2Oam 3 & Union Stir Neeom :. 8 OONm
ct 3outs Dtbiftom.
Np SOrt 9tb tasI s.......12 2O@m @medcan erpreb tsI...... 4 O0gm
ct Bouts Mccom 80. Z 15Bm Sn0s Sol u Oapton 81 tai 8 4 2OXm
Soutbmeferu 9m tJ d s.. IL 45Bm 81. Bouts grpreb tagI S.. z 15Bm
81. 2ouis Cts tgi d s..... 8 15Nm Natn & & Saute dee 80. 10 35Em
serr. Soute & Nfatn &ee.. 5 00sGm q D & Bottom Elm tdaI ds. 3 50@m
amerman Grpreb tdI :. -. 7 05Nm ct 9ous @ceom ........ 5 35@m
Sine. Sntpls & ct 6 u td IL 60@m Sniderboer ep t@I d.. 8 e52m
gtnetumatt Dtbtfion.
Gin & Sous Radhrprsb tas 8 45gm Gimciunat@ec 49,. 10 a5Ww
ct 9ous & Gin @a9tss tss 4 95Bm @bc C ct 9@rpreb tsd & IL s58m
Cincinnati egp tda ....... 7 SSSn Sons ets& Chicago ersrbll s5Sn
Cincinnati 2tm tasl ..... 2 65stm &hte @Mp Spaial tsI p. 8 OS@u
eouispiQe @rpreb ......... 2 55Nm Snbianapols Iaom tasH6. 6 5ssm
Cincinnati Accom- - 49,. 4 OOHm Sine Snbs & ct 8 gr tas..Ip 49&m
Sine C Bafb s 8 te d & p 8 15Rm Cine & 2ouisb Nadhap tl sill 5Osm
Chicago Dtbifton.
Chicago Naaterprsb tdsl 8 IL 10gm @uc @aGtsgprst, tdsI s.... 8 so8m
aantme @ccom ......... Z OO8m &anfatee Mccon. 10 sOEn
sbieaao Saf @gpref tel d IL 50gm Cine Tf Cypress taI d.. 3 40sw
ea6apshs aceom ........ 8 25Rm etue & gsofb s 8, p...... 8 ooRm
Ri4teau Stptfiou.
Benton sarbor esprsb. =" 7 OOgm gI.9art geesm nnr sOnntaes 9 s58m
Rihtaau WaiI Grpreb p... IL S08nt @lfbart grpreb. 80. 49,. 10 4ONa
sIthart" ae tdaIim ........ 5 20Nna genton Sarhor @rpreb 80. 3 45Nm
Wi@isan @T2.eb .....--- 8 00Sm
Yeerta Dtbtfiom-we HIt9
8smia Grpreb tdsHd s -. IL 1Ogm eolumbus & eiae @Jp tel s 8 soBm
eemta GSpreb &C NaI. -. Z 2s8m Champaign Ieeena ...-..-.10 356m
Ieaeru @rpreb tdg9 pd..1 5o8m q & Obio spaiaI ..-... 2 4esm
champaign MeeOm 49,. 4 1Osem georia esprb tasi@ p &c d 8 osRn
8eoria St~ttfiom-oHIta.
goIumbus erprsb tasI. 49,. 4 25gm Columbus Grpreb tsI S.. IL o5sts
Ohio Spnial tdI. ...... 8 OO0m Qbnn &ccon.. -. 10 00Bm
ebnm @eeom .......... 6 15Nm Columbus @spreb tdsl.. IL Seam
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

E Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Staot, MuAo's yGon9felOw".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
SeinfA mederin.

eindmederin rGs
6ilft ni9ts, Suite, ale iinb gegen uns,
mir poaen Sufammen fterben, = i9
perbe bas @tft beforsen!!" : vMber
bite, NboIar, Elm @ift NIT 9tm6eerses
I9mad!"
-protef. Den 2aubfroi9
biirfen sic ni9t pfdnben!. -. Dime
benfelben fOnnte id meinen8eruf ni9t
ausiiben. :. id bin Wetterpropbet!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Sonts R'v.
SnbtanapsIi Otbtfion.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago & st. Sonts Ar
SubtumapsIts Dtbtfion.
Mbaame autuutt
iSoIumbus Mccom taaI. -. 7 3OBm ct 9ouis 9m tdglih d b.. 8 45Ym
Wem gort @rpss taa d.. 8 10sNm capital Grprb tasli6 I'd. 8 50Bm
Sepfene Grprs tdal d & 8 8 O5Nm @bic & ct 8 Grpreb bl d 8 IL 1Osam
|Mtlautic Grnres tdaih -. & OORm SnbianapoHs Mc:onr 49,. IL 40Nm
*R q 9ina tdaH& 8 d b.. 6 5ORm ct 9ouis @Spr tdI d & g.. 8 O5Nm
Yittsburs grpreb, tasI sd. 7 05@m @inmt fene $aRagfere tI- 8 s0Xm
Chicago Dtbtfitn.
gbicaoo @peuaI, tai b IL s5gm @outbern Grpr tasli& 49,. 8 158n
lSu & Obi s @Spr tdsr@ Ill 5OHm @bie & 2u GIpr tasHd p b 8 4eRp
1ertBptIIe Sibtfton.
Southern grpreb taI 49,. 8 35Bua 3ontsb & ARahtfon Nee tdgI 10 10em
Bits & Con s 8 tdgl S.. Z 0O8m @bts IS tagl pb.........11 30gm
Dab Mec MUIR Sonnt ..... 7 30Bm Goutsbtle u. Waoton M1.. B 40Sn
79omisb & Mabhon Aeeem.. 8 05Vm 4ouiso & Wittsb s 3tdgd@ 8 9 35Nm
@beaao & ecu tdsEd pb s 55Rm 3RaStion @ccoan Sonnta0s s 16Nm
'Wabifon Accom- tdsl...... 8 65Rm Su & @btS GSpr. tdgi9s 11.s5 X6d
9ouisbine Mccom tdgI -. 6 45Hm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
@nenbahn Tabrplass.
DanoaIid Sine.
Mbgaug

ao9a"s Antunf
ct. Souls SpeIL, tdgI s.. IL 30Bm Btssuta SmI.. tdoIid 8 q aowun
ct Houue Gin tnsl,G Sd e. 6 s jam STEIN BORT @rpres taa[ih sd q 6ogm
&aptal @rprek tasI b d.. 7 Oo0m Sd heller 9NaiI tdaItd -. = 65gm
81 souts Vic tai .::.... Z 250m Serre $aute Gffns Gee tag 10 s5gm
e9 SfS @fpree fa9l@ ds.1s 2 Nm 8sba oae @rpre6 tdeth is. 3 50Rm
ct 9ouis &gpreb tasl ......s 15Ns Muants G1pres tdaIi6. 4 45Rm
s > C e. fngpam ae tdsl. 4 90 Rm She @g 2miteb taI 8 b 6 l6Wm
ct 8 6af 9RaI tdsh@... 8 8,Ns Yutsb @rp, ial s 6 55Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Indianapolis & pincennes q. z.

eairO & ginan espr tasH@ 7 2o8m Spencer & gebfsrb a, tdsi. 9 451m
sinsennss @rpreb fdal..... 8 5ORm girsennss GSpreB tdsa&. 10 scam
spencer & gebforb SIC, tdaI. 4 45Em Cairo erpreb tdsi6 .-......e 16Nm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
NOTICE!

The Bureau of Assessment of the city of Waterbury in the matter Of the assessment and determination of bnedts and damages accruing to all parties interested by the establishment of building lines on North Willow street, both sides, between Johnson street and Hillside avenue, at 15 feet back from and parallel to the street lines of said street, as the same was accepted lay the board of aldermen Au- gust 15, 1904, approved August IT, 1904, made report to the board of aI- dermen setting forth that they caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the proposed pub lie improvement in all respects pur- suant to the provisions of the charter of said city, to appear before them and be heard in reference thereto, and they fully heard at the time and place specified in said notice all persons who appeared before them.
 And thereupon they did assess and determine that the damages and bene- fits were equal to all persons and cor> porations interested in the proposed public improvement. Report accepted, assessment of benefits and damages confirmed and adopted by the board of aldermen, September 12, 1904, ap- proved September IA, 1904.
 Attest:
 GEORGE H. NETTLETON,
 9-16-3 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
sS
 P OL IS
.wHY HE DIVORCED HER

.
 Will c. Murphy's new melodrama. INhy He Divorced Her," which will E played at Polls this evening, is re
 trded as one of the surest sensational +ccesses of the present season. 1t is |aimed for MT Murphy that in this |elodrama he has written play |hich is an object lesson in morality Hd life. It is full of humanity and possesses a plot and story which bounds in heart interest, at the same he excites and thrills. He has also this play dared to be original, and fers positively new plot, theme and |ory. He takes his characters from Be and the background of his play tom actual occurrences in daily life, se result being that the presentation it's entirety is plausible and absorb, |g. There are several sensational Eenes and climaxes incidental, fore lost of which is that of the famous kiolet bride" occurrence at New York tvs most fashionable hotel, the oc- bsion being the wedding night of two society's highest representatives, bupled with the scandal attached in bnnection with the best man. From
 scenic point of view, Why He Di. breed Her. will undoubtedly prove be the big surprise of the season. possessing as 1t does no less than six becial heavy set of a spectacular na- hre. Prices are .25, 35 and 30 cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
HI HENRY.

Few minstrel managers are better or lore fayorably known than Hi Henry Eho brings his big all white aggrega. lon of minstrel players to Polls to- borrow afternoon and evening, and |cal play-goers have had several il- hstrations of his ability to provide bd minstrelcy. The press everywhere peaks in highest terms of this organ Eation and pronounce it an attraction 3 first magnitude in the minstrel line. ligh grade minstrel features of nov |ty and merit, together with fine sing Ag and excellent music, are the salient hatures of this attraction. The Cleve- ind Plain Dealer says: For elegance mountings, variety and merit, Hi tenry's minstrels have never been
 drpassed in this city" Prices are on be popular scale; 15 and 9 cents for be matinee, and at night 25, 35 and b cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
PICTURES SUNDAY NIGHT.
shepard's moving pictures will

Shepard's moving pictures will be shown at Polls on Sunday evening; and ought to draw out large attend ance. These pictures, it will be re called, were shown last season before the largest audience ever assembled 1n this city for picture show, and they were praised on all sides as embracing the best collection of subjects ever shown before local gathering. Mr Shepard promises that it will be the same this season, and his promise de- serves consideration.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
1.-THE OTHER GIRL"

Charles Frohman's presentation of "The Other Girl," one of last seasons biggest successes in New York, will be SC z at Polls on Tuesday evening. The play will be presented by the orig inal New York cast, including Lionel Barrymore, Richard Bennett, Frank Burbeck, Ralph Delmore, Mabel Roe. buck, Grace Henderson, Doris Keane Wallace Eddinger. Francis Byrne. Lot Middleton, Ida Greeley Smith, Joseph Whiting, Maggie Fielding and Ereder. ick Raymond.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

This is to give notice that the part nership heretofore existing under the firm name of Spain, Brown < Crane is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent, and the undertaking business will hereafter be conducted by Thomas H. Brown at No IA East Main street, who will pay all obligations and debts owed by said firm.
 Dated at Waterbury this 16th day of September, A. D 1904.
 W. J. SPAIN,
 T. H. BROWN,
 H J. CRANE. 9-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
Pompeiian Fireplace.

During some recent explorations at Pompeii an ancient kitchen was un- earthed. In the fireplace there was a kettle on the grate, just as it was left over 1900 years ago by some cook re. siding in that city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
SAM T. JACK.

On Monday evening at Poli's Sam T. Jacks burlesquers will hold forth, which is announcement sufficient for those who like this style of entertain ment and who are familiar with the position that Mir Jack has won in this particular field
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
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VAUDEVILLE AT THE JAcoUEsI

Lovers of vaudeville who pass by the current show at the Jacques are losing one of the best balanced comedy bills that this house has had. It en braces about every element of comedy that has been devised for vaudeville entertainment, and 1t embraces it in a quantity that fairly vies with the quality. Every minute of the show is entertaining, and it is very seldom that any audiences have gone away isfield. Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents; afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10. Next week the Genaro and Bailey com. pany.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
Every Man,s nutu

It is the duty of every man, especially in an insular nation like ours, to enlarge his knowledge of men and manners by getting out of his own country occasion- A1lx.--London Truth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
Convenient Glue-Pot.

An ever ready glue pot is a most useful piece of property. It is, easily prepared by putting naphtha in a wide-mouthed bottle and dissolvins shellac in it.--Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
AND KIDNEY CURE.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

 Fidelity court.
 Danish lodge, No 103. Court Lincoln, A. O. F. Third division, A. O. H. Speedwell lodge, K. of F. Mizpah colony, U. O. F. F. I. O. o. F. school meeting RosedaIe camp, M. w. of A. Catholic Literary association. Waterbury lodge, B. F. o. E. Connecticut lodge, A. O. U. W. Household Ruth, G. U. o. o. F. Winona council. Jr O. U. A. M. Court Stephen J. Meany, F, of A. Court Richard Wagner, F. of A. Waterbury Steam Filters and Help CTS.
 Court Champlain, F. of A Electricians undon Socialist l,ssty.
 St Ann's 6Sum corps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-16
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment of the city of Waterbury, in the matter of the assessment and determination of bene~ nts and damages accruing to all par- ties interested by the layout of Flaw klns street, east from Bishop street, and the establishing of grade on said street, between the aforesaid points, as the same was accepted by the board Of aldermen, April 4, 1901, operative April 15. 1904, made report to the board of aldermen setting forth that they had caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested ill the proposed public improvement i'll all respects pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said city, to appear before them and be heard in reference thereto, and that they fully heard, at the time and place specified i'll said notice, all persons who appeared be- fore them, and thereupon they did as sess and determine that the following named persons pay to the city of Wa. terbury for benefits accruing to them and each of them by the proposed pub- lie improvement, over and above all damages, the sums written opposite their names, respectively, to wit:
 George $. Fields .............$ 300 Estate Of Frederick Nuhn ...... 9.59 John Ryan 90 Jacob Buckner .... $50 Hugh Crane .........!.. 15.00 Sabate Giorgio, Alfonsina Giorgio 800 Foster NJ. Robinson Fl. 15.bO Estate of Margaret Kennaugh. 17.5o James Mckinley .....t..s.. 15.40 Mary Conroy .................. HOO Eliza Delaney ................ HOO N. $ Wilmot ................. 1924
 Total ......... $138. .5a