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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24

"A d Junta Directiva del partido,
con In anuencia de los deleg ados
de los comit6s, es la que compete
designar ell candidate & Washington.
Ash, pues, los comites, aislada-
mente, no pueden, sin faltar 4 las
bases del partido, hacer pactos nj
compromise alguno que Sc relacione
con ell candidate Washington.
Advertimos este todos nuestrOs
correligion arios que siempre han dado
pruebas de discipline de sentido CO.
mIn.
-Manana celebrara una conven-
ci6n los obreros de esta ciudad, no
afliados partidos polfticos, para
elegir candidates municipales.
-Esta noche verifcaran una asam-
bea los elementos unionistas de San
Juan para elegir los mpromisarios
que 81 vez eligiran los candidates
para los cargos del munic:pio.
Hay muchas probabilidades de
que Ell candidate para alcalde de esta
ciudad por ell partido unionista, sea
81 prestigioso hombre pdblico y nota-
Bile abogado don Carlos Ma Soler.
Ell sef1or Soler cuenta con muchas
simpatfas hasta entire los elementos
que no pertenecen uuestro partido.
--Mafiana Sc verifcara en- ell Co.
rozal un meeting unionista al que con-
currir4n clementos de esta capital, en-
tire ellos el doctor don Rafael del Va
lie.
Ell lunes celebrardn reunion, los |
mienbros que forman la Junta de dis
trito del partido unionista.
-Dicen de MayagHez que en- la
Convention republican, cetebrada en-
Las Marfas, don Mateo Fajardo, Can
didato Washington, solo obtuvo 16
votos. los cuales les fueron dados en-
las papeletas en- que fguraba como
alcalde don Plano Mas.
Los republicanos faiardistas de
dieron un meeting en- la
plaza do Colon, y.los insultos que Ian
aaron contra Men6ndez sus amigos,
lejaron de ALI & la poca concurren-
ia que le escuchaba. Sc asegura por
lquella ciudad que muchos fajardistas
20 pasan ia fraction Men6ndez, por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
IntGTGSantGs
nOtiCias de Ponce
FL IicenCiado Para Cap6 Sc
ha retirado del partidO
republican,
FL artlculo titulado "AI Juez
Tous Soto" ha sido muy
apIaudido en- la ciudad
(De maestro Corresponsal.) }

PONCE, STBRE. 23.-EL Agacils
anunci6 un meeting republicano para
la noche del microbes liltimo en- ell
barrio de eBuenos Aires,1 y emple6 en-
la invitaci6n las frases de ordenanza:
Ique no falte I'm solo republican, q
ese acto patriotico, etc.>
Y efectivamente: Ell meeting no pu-
do efectuarse porque no asisti6 nj un
solo republicano.
Sc asegura que don Antonio
Ariss trabaja entire los republicanos
su candidatura para Marshall de la
Corte de Distrito, cargo que desempe-
ia su correligionario don Francisco
Barnes PLAZA.
Para el cargo de marsh all del
JuEgado Municipal, el comit@ republi-
cano 8 la convention design6 don
Marcial Morales; pero pareee que Ell
actual Juez Municipal sef1or Septlve-
da, correligionario del senior Morales,
trabaja esa brevita para su hermano.
A pesar de 10 que dice El Aglli1a
podemos afirrnar que nos consta posi-
uvamente que ell Lcdo. don Francisco
PARA Capo Sc ha retirado del partido
republican,, permaneciendo en- acti-
tud independence, resolucion que to-
mo disgustado por los procedimientos
de aquella agrupaci6n polftica.
GQuiere mas pruebas Et AgtiEdP
III misrno sefor PARA Cap6 pue-
de proporcionarlas4 Dirfjase 81.
Los republicanos ofrecieron ha-
ce 4 dias al Lcdo. don Francisco
PARA Cap6 un puesto en- la Camara
este senor no acept6 por las razones
expuestas en- la anterior noticia.
Sc asegura que Ell senior Monllor,
Presidsnte del Comit6 Republicano de
esta localidad y hombre infiuyente en-
Ell partido, ha renunciado ell cargo VI
retirandose de la polftica en- union de
uno de sus hermanos que tambi6n f.
Ruraba en- dicho partido.
FL senior Monllor 6gura en- la can
didatura dol Concejo Municipal para
las proxlmag elecciones.
lei meeting republ'cano que no
pudo Ftectusrse 81 microbes en- el ba-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Asamb|ea esta noche
San Francisco nlmero so

A las siete media dc esta noche
Sc verifcara una Asamblea de todos
los elementos unionistas de esta capi-
tai para elegir los 10 compromisarfos
que han de votar la candidatura mu-
nicipal de essa capital, Y designar el
representante que ha de concurrir la
convention de los Distritos Judicial
electoral.
Ell Presidente del Comite Local don
Rafael Diez de Andino nos encarga
invitar q todos los correligionarios
para esta reunion que Sc vsrifcara en-
su casa, calle de San Francisco no so.
En- este acto tomaran la palabra
algunos de nuestros oradores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
De fTente'''''" ' sin ca|umnias

Un peri6dico republican, de Ma
yagnez, cuyos hombres han mudado
de opiniones como de camisa, la en-
pronde en- su edicion de fecha 21 con-
ira la causa unionista, lanzando sobre
sus hombres un verdadero c1mulo de
injurias atroces.
Dice tai peri6dico, que la inmensa a
mayorfa de los hombres que militan
en- nuestra agrupacion, son los mismos
que sostuvieron en- tiempos del liberia
lismo y ell federalismo el steopello, la
coacci6n, Ia injusticis, el cesarismo;
todo precisamente ssquello que retra-
ia moralmente ante Ia. opinion, los
caciques del republicanismo deca-
dente.
LLAMA iuego sus correligiona-
rios la lucha noble y patri6tica que ha
iniciado el partido republican,.
Valiente lucha; la lucha personal
donde no hay otro impulse que el de
los odios que impele & las masas in
conscientes al fratricidio.
Vengan de frente, pero sin inju-
rias, sin calumnias.
Confesense las propias culpas, v
reconozcase la alteza del adversario.
Asf y solo asis pueds habsr lucha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Ell HER|DO De ANOcHE

jose Maria Conde m1sico de la
banda que dirige ell sefior Tizol, fue
agredido anoche en- un cafetfn de la
calle de la Cruz, por ell sujeto Epifanio
Cesareo.
Conde sali6 con algunos rasguffos
que le fueron curados en- ell cuarto de
Socorro por ell practicante de servicio
sefior Seguet, ingresando ell agresor...
en- la carcel Municipal.
Sc cree que la reyerta fu6 motiva-
da por cuestiones amorosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Ota manifestation poIitica
Cidra, Stbre. q de 1904.

Si0Edj 0kDTc. L1 Qe lSU4.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRAC CHA.
Distinsuido senior: Espero Sc sir
va hacer constar en- su valiente perio-
dico, que soy unionista de todo cora
zon, que 81 me allie al partido re-
publicano fue con engafios amena-
zas, como es el proceder de los hom-
bres de aquel partido; pero una veg
respetada Ia Ley garantido ell dere-
cho del voto por un honrado gober-
nante, vengo & las las de nuestro ira
dicional partido.
Con el iremos todas parties, has.
Ia oil sacrifcio, y nos alejamos de
aquel partido anti-puertorriqueno, de
aquel partido que lleva nuestra queri.
da Borinquen q la miseria. I'm par
tido que es una GAIA de Pandora autor
de todo 10 malo. Los hombres honra-
dos que SO sientan verd aderos puerto
rriqueffos que vengan Ia union Inica
idea redentora y dignincadoaa de esta
terra querida.
Venidpuertorriquefos decid con.
migo; Viva In Union Puertorrlq uena,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
,POicia muItado Y trasIadado

Ell policfa Angel Arizmendi que
tuvo un altercado con algunos policfas
especiales del puesto de la czrcel de
Ponce, resultando una collision entire
dichos guardias, ha sido multado, des-
pu6s de una investigation de los he
chos, q diez dollars de multa y trasla-
dado q la carcel de San Juan.
Ell policfa Manuel Ruiz ocupara la
vacante en- la carcel de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
JUzGADO De PAz
CONDEMNS lMPUESTAS

Avelino Figueroa, Vicente Medi-
ma y Juana Rivera, por turbar la paz,
dollars de multa cada uno.
Rosario Santana, por escandalo,
10 dollars de multa.
Juana Trinidad, 3 dollars de
multa.
Ramon Rios, 3 dollars de multa
por faltar & las ordenanzas munich
pales.
Juan Collazo cinco dias de arres-
to por pelea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24

rrio de SBLenos Aires1 por falta de
<quorum,o sc llevo cabo anoche ante
una concurrencia como de Glen perso-
mas, vean mis- lectores de que medic
SO val1erOn esOs osados compatriotas
para realizar ell acto:
No encontraban casa por aquellos
alrededores para efectuar ell meeting,
y pidieron por la tarde al sef1or Prieto
las llaves de una casa desocupada a que
posee don Guillermo Schuck, con Ell
pretesto de verla y alquilarla. Por
la noche <invadieron> dicha casa las
Glen personas mencionadas, y<allf mi
tinguearon los muy aplaudidos orado-
res Casado, Guilbe, Contreras Ramos,
Carri6n y otros.
dQu6 les parece ell sistetna? mo
derno, verdadP Y del extensive uso
de los republicanos, que algo anAlogo
hicieron para mudar ell Club en- la ca
sa que ocupa actualmente. Las la
YES de la casa fueron devueltas q la
del meeting.
GQue tftulo .pudiera cuadrar me-
jor q las anteriores noticias? xMANo-
10 DE FLORES REPUBLICANS.
Don Juan Menchaca Lugo. re-
comienda en- una hoja suelta la candi-
datura de don Felipe Casalduc Col
coechea, para ell cargo de Juez NUM-
,ipal.
-Anoche Sc reunieron algunas Sc
1oritas en- ell Casino, Sc bailaron
varias pleas que ejecut6 al piano ell
nabil professor don Arturo Pasarell.
-Ha sido muy leido Ell artfculo de
LA DEMoCRACIA que lego hoy; pa
"a que 10 sea mas: Sc ha hecho una
,olecta popular para reproducirlo en-
!. 900 hojas sueltas.
FL artfculo Sc titula Gal Juez Tous
SotoS, primero de la serie en- contes-
aci6n al reto que lanzara dicho fun
;ionario pGblico desde las columnas
lei xAguila>, con motive de la iusta
;ensura que mereci6 ell celebre fallo
lei iuez Tous Soto en- el asunto xCa-
lufas.D
Hoy circul6 una hoja suelta re-
la candid atura del licen-
;iado don Nemesio Canales para Juez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
PartidO DenOcratico
de PuertO-Rico

Sc ruega q todas aquellas perso-
mas que NO Sc hayan afiliado ain al
Partldo Darnocratico de Puerto Rico
y que deseen ingresar1 en- dicho Parti-
do, que dirijan su solicitud de inoreso
d la mayor brevedad possible 4 don
Miguel Salas, Secretario.- o. Box
4S6. San Juan.
Las oicinas del partido est2n er,
81 nGnero q calle de la Cruz, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Una reso|uci6n de Ia Junta
de Sanidad
O6cina del Boar de Carload Co
rrecion de San Juan, P. r.
Septiembre "a de 1904.

"
rrecion de San Juan, P. r.
Septiembre "a de 1904.
Sr. don Domingo Pacheco demAs
miembros de la Comisi6n
San Juan.
Sc ha tornado raz6n en- esta Ofici-
IA de la exposition que ustedes diri-
gen la Superior Junta de Sanidad, &
cuyo centro Sc ha referido para ser
considerable en- la primera session.
Entretanto he pasado al senior Of
cial de Sanidad, nota. dslas casas pri-
vadas v e6ificios ptblicos denunciados
en- su referi1a exposition que consi-
deraa ustedes falta de condolences hi
gienicas Y peligrosas, para la salud de
sus habitantes, q fin de que practique
la nvestigacion necesaria ordene
los trabajos que hayan menester.
Por 10 que Sc refere q esta Supe-
tendr6 especial satisfac-
clon, dentro de las atribuciones IL
mites de mi cargo en- beneicio de la
de atender que Sc corriian
iodas las infracciones sanitarias de
lue tenga conocimiento, .pudiendo,
asegurar & ustedes que muchas de las
'asas edificios que aparecen en- su
1sta han sido denunciados por los Sc
lores Inspectores de Sanidad estan
lados plazos razonables para verifi-
ar en- elias las obras necesarias.
De ustedes con toda consideration.
f. DEL VALE.
Supervisor del Board.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
De Sanidad PdbIica

Una Comisi6n de obreros ha pre-
sentado una exposition al Superinten-
te de Sanidad, denunciando gran MI
nero de casas y edifcios pdblicos, por
no reunir condolences sanitarias para
la salud de los inGpilinos.
Ell doctor d nkle les manifesto
que Sc estudi Pnto, hacienda
sc TODD 10 y que Sc cumplan
extrictame5 anzas de Sa-
La CO one visitar al
alcalde 2
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15
Of Locally
 Interest. zee
THE WEAT FER

Local daily weather report for the Arizona Republican:
 Forecast for today: Fair; colder. Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15

Horsemen; come and see our makes Of boots. hobbies, etc. N. Porter Saddle & Harness Co.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15
Standard Wick1esS
 Blue Flame OIL STOVES and Insurance : Gasoline Stoves

are absolutely safe. Thousands of them in use without record of an accident nrs,l ,he cost of fuel is no more than weed even in Arizona where oil and vaeofine are high in price.
 Tt pays to prepare for the heat Of Eusnmer here and if Arizona husbands would furnish their wives with the comfort and convenience of summer cook stove there would be less weary, worn out women and less doctor bills.
 Now men if you think there is noth- ing in this just go into the kitchen about noon and stand over red hot stove for a while. It's like being in an oven. After this experience we feel sure that you will bring that wife, who deserves the best of everything, down to Davidson's Cash store and see the splendid line of summer cook stoves.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15
ENTRIES FOR MATINEE
Good Card Offered fo- Driving Show
 Thursday Afternoon.

Seven races on the programme and the best racing ever seen in Arizora is the forecast for the Phoenix Driving club matinee next Thursday. There being SO many races. the first race will he started at 1 o'clock. No admission fee will be charged, everything free, and the club cordially invites the rub- Ec to attend.
 There will be trophy for the winner Of each race, the trophies having besn donated by the merchants of the c.ty as follows: Class A, cooler. donated by Phoenix Harness ana Saddlery CO {; Class R, picture of Leu Dillon, cham pion trotter Of the world. donated by Phoenix Stationery and News Co: Class C, English driving whip. doua ed bE Ezra Thayer; Class F. diving br.- dle, donated by Clark-Pr-tt Vehicle Cc.. Class F pair driving gloves. do- hated by M. GOldwatsr & Bros.: C.as c, driving whip donated by Go dsn Eagle stables.
 The ponies will start as follows:
 Class E-kate R., ST m. owned by Howard Ramsey; Wench, m, owned by NJ. McAlister: Sirius Onward, br z. owned by w ". Tiffany.
 Class C-Iddie C.. br c, owned by w. B. Cleary- Bystander. g, owned by J. K. Wheat; Sirius Mark, ch g, owned by W. A. PriestIy.
 Class A-Pointer Star. 2, owned by W. r. Holder; May Bcydella, m. owned by J. C. Adams: Sally PCinte-. br m. owned by J. C. Adams. Cohre Grande, ST h, owned by G. " Klotz- bach.
 Class F mile dash}-Lady BoydelIc, b m, owned by J. c. Adams: Norfan- olia, D m, owned by w. R. Albright; Arizona Sirius, hr 2, owned by w. N Tiffany.
 Gloss B-Arizona Bess, b m, owned by W. NJ. Mayere, Tom, bl g. own d by Walter Bennett; Donadello, | g. owned by J. C. Adams
 Class D-Gov. Brodie. ch g, owned by Wm. Lc=sing: Tommy Lawson, gr g, owned by w. TI Barkley; E. A. Pack ard, br g, owned by c. V. Klotzls ch: : The Mormon. 2, owned by J J. BlinEcorn; James ", b g. owned by r. L. Viles.
 Class G mile dash) -NeTie Brigg-. b m, owned by A. F. Moosau; Gipsy, Tn m, owned by Walter Norris; Molly, b m, owned by R. M. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15
Less Care and Work
 -AND- More Comfort For the Woman.

Cooking over the hot iron stove in an Arizona kitchen means much of dis, comfort and weariness for any woman a;d the use of an oil or gasoline stove eliminates these troubles and leaves the Kitchen as cool as any other room in .0hc home.
 The objection to most gasoline and cit stoves is their danger but the
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15
woMAM,a MISSIONARY SOCIETY

WOMAN'0 MISSIONARY SOCIETY The annual meeting of the. Woman's s Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary society will be held at Tempe on Thursday afternoon of this week, as q part of the Arizona Baptist conven- tion. The programme is as follows: Devotional exercises, Mrs. Windes, presidents address, Mrs. Ashley; paper, Missionary Deeds," Mrs. FL li0tt: solo, Miss Nelson; "Glimpses of the Work of the ". B. Fl. M. S.. Mrs Thayer: "Glimpses of the Work of the w. B. F. NJ. s. Mrs. Buckley. Sug gestions for missionary meetings Mrs. Andrews. Religions of Heathenisln, Mrs. Peavce; trio, the Misses Halsey. Report of Sunlight mission, Miss Nell son; Missionary Links, Mrs. Scott; Reelection, Mrs. Chapin
 FARMING PAMPHLETS.-Through the courtesy of Delegate Wilson there has been received at the board of trade for distribution number of copies of the publications of the United States department of agriculture. The pamph- lets are available for those who may call to get them and TO doubt many ranchers in the valley will be inter-
 
 jects treated in them. The bulletins are as follows: AIkali Lands; Alfalfa, or Luce-n: The Sugar Beet; Cattle Ranges of the Southwest; Irrigation in Field and Garden: Weeds, ana how to kill them; Kafr Corn; Good roads for Farmers; Standard Varieties or Chickens: Butter making on the Farm; The Dairy Herd; Sorghum as q Forage Crop: Farmers Reading Courses.
 ANDERSON WAS INSANE-Gus Anderson the Dane, was given an ex- animation in probate court yesterday nn charge of insanity and was com- rGt,ted 10 the asylum. This time there was no doubt of his mental condition. Those who said he was crazy last week say that he was no more insane then 'han when he was tried before and discharged. This time, though. there was a unanimity of opinion regarding bis condition. When Ee was dis .-harged Ee had S35 and d gold watch end chain, when he was arrested the. same evening for a disturaance Of tlie peace the watch and cnuIn were gone. He could not tell what had become og it; he said that some man had taken 1t away from him. He had all of his nloneY except twenty-five cents Ye5- ferday Officer Moore found his watch g. q saloon where it had been left.
 -I
 IOTSemen. come and ece o,,r r,,olres
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15

I hereby wish to express my sin cerest thanks to the many people of Phoenix, for having been so kind to me, during the recent illness and death of my beloved husband. Signed
 ELLA l.. HURT.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15

Maximum temperature S1 minimum temperature 42 Average relative humidity 15 per cent. Total precipitation, 0. Character of the day: Clear.
 M. E. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-15
ERISW0h Ike........
 ONhO W OLOS BicVCie Mar

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires and sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. ' and s. First avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
WATERFOWL JOTTINCS
F1remen Held Their egular Monthly
 Meeting Last Night

F1remen Held Their egular Monthly
 Meeting Last Night.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Watertown fire department was held last evening. Few members were present. A committee of five was ap- pointed by the chief to make arrange ments. for dance or fair to be held in the near, future This committee Is composed of F. M. Painter I. c. Hotch- kiss, James flaming, T. D. Higgins and E. l.. Brouette.
 Robert White, night watchman at the Heminway x Sons silk factory. is OH the sick list. John White is filling the position. <
 The gang of kids that use the steps in front of Sullivans drug store for hang-out is still on hand. The town authorities will soon take a hand in the matter.
 The pancake and hash supper given at the parlors of the Methodist church was a great success.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.

Madame Adelaide Hermann had two large audiences guessing again |yesterday at the Jacques with her marvellous exhibition of magic and il- Illusions. The lady is wonderfully slick worker, and her act is eautifully mounted, while she herself displays some gowns that are the wonder of Ffhe ladies. In her small work, tricks |of legerdemain, Madame Hermann is |wondrously deft and skillful. but it is |dn her illusion of A Dream in Mid Air. that she reaches the highest per Election of her art This illusion is a woDdrously well conceived one and ex- |ecuted with precision that is nothing |shqrt of marvellous. It has been said by those who have seen it that in this = fusion Madame Hermann has Keller
 nd all other conjurors beaten mile.
 Ter performance is certainly rarely
 Interesting and attractive one and will
 epay anyone for the time spent in
 Tatching it. The comedy features Of
 he bill are of, the best. being con-
 ributed by such well known players
 s Lew Bloom and Jane cooper, John
 bn and Wells. Wyman and Gardner,
 he F1eury Trio, the Kumins Trio.
 eaure and Ellsworth, and the electro Hgraph Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents: |lafternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
JULIA MARLOWE.

Lovers of all that is best in the dra- matfc art will have rarely delightful &evening at Polls tonight when fCharles Frohman presents Julia Mar aowe in her greatest success, "When
 knfghthood Was in Flower Paul
 Kester, it will be recaNod, deftly com Ipressed the mass of material in Charles
 Majors romance into a four-act com &edy, marking play of brisk and spir- Hted movement, with a number of situ- tations of first-rate dramatic value. {What appealed most to Miss Marlowe's $ Following, however, was the fact that Ishe is on the stage more than two fthfrds of the time during the action of
 #he piece. Her Princess Mary Tudor Sts creature of splendid action, who &deliberates about nothing, but whirls Sherself and all those about her Through a maze of complexities that permit no time for reflection Miss
 Marlowe is sure of an enthusiastic
 welcome, the more so as her support
 ing company, which is headed by
 Tyrone Power, is one of the strongest
 she has ever had. Prices are 25 and
 60 cents, $1, $1.5O and $2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
WATERylLLE.

Otto Johnson Has Returned from
 Trip to Sweden.
 Otto Johnson, who has for the past eleven months been the guest of his parents in Denmark, Sweden, has re- turned to the village to resume his duties at the Berbecker & Rowland Manufacturing Go. ~s@ ,,,.-~
 Prof William Wolf spent yesterday in Watertown at the Taft school, where he has a class of pupils in box ing.
 George and William Slade of Dan bury, who for the past few days have been the guests of F. F. Jones, have returned home.
 The American Pin Co.'S pool team will meet the Independents in Black mans pool room tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
 Rehearsal of Waterville Dramatic society tomorrow evening in Pythlan hall at o'clock Sharp. Instructor present promptly.
 George [Truelove, who has been M fined to his home for the past few weeks, is once more able to be about Mrs Edward Norville. who for the past week has been confined to Ter home with a severe attack of measles is reported much better. Roy Gotsel has returned to resume his duties at the Berbecker & Row land Manufacturing Go, after few days vacation at his home in Thomas ton.
 Jerome Hagen Of Greystone, who re gently enlisted in the United State; army left this morning for Fort Slo cum, N. Y.
 The members of U. R. K. of F., Nc 27. were the guests of Speedwell lodge l K. of P. last evening. John Oleson, formerly of Simons vile. has moved his family to Grey 1 stone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
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NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Funeral of Mrs Nellie O'Connell Took
 Place This Morning.

There will be Lenten services at St Franciss church this evening at z o'clock
 There are two cases of diphtheria in the home of Frederick Wood of Ward street MT Woods wife and little child are ill with the disease.
 Ramona council. D. Of P, will hold a card party this evening at Odd Eel lows hall.
 Samuel Hyman is now employed as messenger boy at the telegraph sta tion.
 Much interest centers in the coming wrestling matches at the opera house Friday night. O'Connell and Herman, who will furnish the main event, need no introduction. Both are we'll known and clever wrestlers and will battle to a finish. The preliminaries are also very strong ones and good evening S sport may be expected.
 The funeral of Mrs Nellie O'ConnelI, wife of John O'Connell of Andrew avenue, whose death occurred Monday, took place this morning at 10 o'clock at St Francis's church. The remains were taken to Colchester on the 11:O0 train for interment.
 Another claim for damages for in juries received by falling on an icy sidewalk has been sent into the bor- ough Miss Mary Haggerty having given notice of her intention to claim damages from the borough. Miss flag gerty was injured by a fall on Salem street