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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

"A large number from this section went on the excursion to New York to-day.
 There will be a meeting of the Altar society of St Patrick's church this evening at 8 o'clock.
 A number of young men from this section are going to whist party in Torrington Friday evening.
 Mrs Jeremiah Shugrue, who has been seriously i'll, is improving daily. John Casey of Ben Mohr is also doing nicely.
 Abe Cast and his horse performed a few tricks for a small number of spectators on Bank street last even ing.
 Joseph Corr of the Brooklyn Ath- letic club. who has been with the Frank Robbins company the pas, year, is home.
 The Southern New England Tee phone Co has the moving of poles down to science as one could see this morning by watching their men remove one. of the old and implant a new pole i'll the hole made vacant by the tearing up of that which was of use no longer. The big log was put down so quickly and neatly that one would hardly think 1t possible unless he was there to see it.
 A coal wagon came to grief OH Railroad Hill street this morning. The nut came off one of the wheels with the result that shortly1 after the wheel followed suit As soon as the wheel was gone the wagon dropped with q thTld and most of the coal was spilled along the road. The break was re paired. the coal was shovelled on and the driver continued his journey.
 It is now time to think of replacing broken window glass. It is easier to set it now than in cold weather. We have an exceptionally fine stock of glass in the regula. sizes and 1t is clearer than you usually see. We can supply you with either single or dou- bla thick at lowest prices. A. c. Walk CT, G56 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
UNDER ARREST AGAIN.
Notorious American Criminal Taken
 In Vienna.

In Vienna.
 New York. Oct 24-An American believed to be the noted Joseph Kill loran. Is under arrest in Vienna charg- ed wftll being leader of a gang which recently stole 2n0O0 crowns from q Vienna bank. It was announced to- day at the Austrian consulate here that owing to the boldness of the rob Uery which occurred during working hours, and the belief of the Vienna police that the man under arrest is backed by powerful friends both in the United States and in Europe, the Austrian authorities have quietly sent to the police of several American cit les for descriptions. pictures and rec ords of Joseph Killoran. and are searching in nearly every European capital for evidence against the sus- pected confederates of their prisoner.
 The robbcT which Killoran is al- legged to have committed recently in Vienna was entirely in keeping with his record for daring exploits in this country. The American. 1t was stat ed today at the Austrian consulate. entered the bank during one of the busy hours of the day and entered in- to conversation with depositor of the bank who had just taken 20,000 crowns to the cashiers window.
 During this conversation the money disappeared. The Vienna police say that the American had cOnfederates in the room who took the money while he occupied its owners attention. When arrested the man gave the name of James Howard. which the Vienna police say is fictitious. The amount stolen is equal to about S4.O00.
 Joseph KilloTan is the man who on July f. 1895. together with other pris- oners in the Ludlow street jail of New York with no other weapons than brlar pipes. which they made believe were revOlvers. cOwed the guard and walked out of fail to freedom.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24

THESE EALTES IN CHILDRENs $ WINTER TNpERWEAR FOR
 THIS SALE AflSSpS- heavy HIeece lined Vests and Pants. to fit a child from two to nfteen yearS- Sale price Z5c Chfidren-s Heece lined Vests in white and natural pants 10 match. sizes 21 = and zA
 Sale prize 1S rents Chudren-s Wool Vests aR1 Pants in white and natural sizs Zi
 sale priv a5 cents Rize af : cents o1 ezeh s5za infants wrol Rfhlbe5 Vests. but sareed dsWn the frun1 aH sizes
 Sale price . cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24

THESE VALUES IN CHILDREN'S WARM STOCKINGS FOR
 THIS SALE. Boys and Misses heavy Cotton Hose. wide and narrow rib. sizes C to 10. Sale price 12I2 cents Boys extra heavy School Hose. wide rib. triple knee. value 2jc,
 Sale price 19 cents Misses fine rib I.isle thread Hose. sizes j tC Q. regular price 2jc. F Sale price 19 cents ThiIdren's heavy Wool Hose with natural heel and too. all sizes.
 Sale price 2j cents Infants fine Cashmere Hose with silk heel and toe. sizes 4 10 6. value 1T cents Sale price 12ikc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
TIMELY TOPICS

Holczer has received line of warm lined shoes. Beaver top, rubber heel shoe at S119.
 The Upson Singleton Co line of J0 and 52 inch overcOats for young men arc $6.50 10 s2i.
 Connecticut Root X Shoe Co have made up a line of soft vici kid lace shoes at S1.50. Felt grades in.
 Examine that g s,soe at Colb, Sherwood's. All new lasts and ieatb- CTS at that price
 The Great A. X r. Tea Co give . stamps with one can of sIccotash. OO with baking powder.
 A. r. COwles W5ll sell all s2 and S225 golf hats at S1.50 on Thursday.
 You can make a big saving b pur chasing meats and groceries at the Waterbury Market Cos.
 T.. !. Mazuer & Co have a good line of oil or gas heaiers. Tut up gas lights without ciarze.
 A working shoe for men at S1.50. Grain blurl1er aud congress. neavY soies, at ]. C. Jackie & Sons.
 Rig sale If clothing starts at Mar rus-s. corner of Bank and Grand streets. t0-morroW. and will last for ten days
 Curran-s values in heavy underwear for everybody gre attracting people who practice economy.
 When in need of anything in the furniture HRe. see Hampson- SeIlews stock They sell GIenw0od rznges-
 The double tutfoned sack Es the young mons fav0rfte. Jones Morgan 6 Co have several styles of them-
 The Puhlir market wlu have 2fs1 pounds of- fresh sbouIdrFs at sc 6 pound to-moFTow. Legs mutton 1or-
 Commencing to-m0rrow the BrASs Cgfy rmhreila Co vim sell umtrellas at marked dswn rrices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
4 NOTABLE AFFAIR.

Tokio. Oct 24-Tokio's reception to- day to officers and men from the com bined feet was a most notable affair. The day was extremely fine and the public enthusiasm was unparalleleh The procession moved from the Shim- l,ashi railway station at Uyeno park along the crowded streets. The air was rent with thunderOuS cheers Ad- mfraI TocO's carriage was profuSeiy decorated with flowers and the publie feeling toward him was next only fin warmth to that shown the emperor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
nIsTRrCT OF WATERBURY. ss PRO.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
FRENcH FoREsTERs sEcEpE.
Eleven Courts of American Order to
 Form New Organization.

Springfield. Mass. Oct 24-Eleven French speaking courts voted to Se- cesIe from the American Order of For. esters at a convention in this city yes terday afternoon and to form a new organization of Foresterx- Thirty-0ne delegates were present at the session yesterday and the vote to secede was unanimous It claime1 that the new rules adopted by the supreme court of the American order are injurious t0 the interests of the French speaking ForeSters and practically prohibit the use of the ritual in the French Ian guzge. The courts which Secede1 are. IberviIIe of Springfield. Ia Foutaine of Woons0ckef. R. l.: Chzrlemange of ManehanE. QBeber of Newton. Mt Relrn1I of Nfnche1sion- Canada of Marlboro Iarei of Whifinsvflie. La Canzdipnne of FurumxviIEe. Ferdinand Caxnon of 6szrinef- rDevsruzy and Ad- mfrzf Of NoFthampton-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24

THESE VALUES IN MEMS WIN. TER UNDERWEAR FOR
 THIS SALE. Mems rameis' hair and natural wool Underwear. single or double breasted and double I,srk shirts. double gvIs<etted drawers. regular aSc values.
 For this Sale T9 cents Forty dozen Mems single breast cd genuine camels' hair shirts and drawers. all perfect goods. Sr = values For this Sale 12c Mems natural wool scarlet cam els hair and white Wool shirts anT Trawerz. Berkshire and Forest Mills. S1-2J and S1.59 vaIuez. For this Sale SlU0 Roots TTv0li Eeuuine camelS' hair and natural wool shirts double front and lrark with drawers to match S1-42 vaIueS.
 For this Sale sl-25 Meas Australian Wo0I Under war sar5et- white and eamels hair. d01hsp frunt and hark shirts. sI7J snd SIsS vaIaeS.
 F@ this Sale s149
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
THESE VALUES IN LADIES' WIN TER UNDERWEAR FOR
 THIS SALE.

THESE VALUES IN LADIES WIN TER UNDERWEAR FOR
 THIS SALE. Ladies heavy fleece lined Vests and Pants, extra heavy.1
 Sale price 25 cents Ladies extra heavy fleece lined Vests and Pants, Sale price 42 cents Ladies heavy fleece lined Vests. in bleached and cream, long and short sleeves, pants opened and closed. Sale price 4s cents Ladies extra heavy fleece lined Vests. extra large size. long and short sleeves, knee and ankle pants. Sale price 49 cents Ladies plain natural wool Vests and Pants, sizes 34 to 46, value a cents. Sale price 50 cents Ladies white Wool Vests in plain and ribbed, pants to match,
 Sale price 7j cents Ladies Wool Vests in scarlet. white and natural. pants to match, steam shrunk, Sale price 9se Iadiel and natural wool Ribbed Vests and pants, will not shrink. Sale price 9Sc Ladies aH wool Vests. steam shrunk in scarlet. natural and white. very fine quality.
 Sale price S1-2j Ladies heavy feece lined Com bination Suits. buttoned down the front Sale price IS cents Ladies extra heavy fleece lined Union Suits. all sizes.
 Sale price T5 and 9s cents Ladies ribbed Combination Suits. in silk and cotton. buttoned down the front. value SL4S.
 sale price S1-25 Ladies wool Combination Suits in white and natural. Sale price Sl.4s ladies black wool Tights. opened bnd closed. value S1-z5- sale prire S1 Ladies. white SiIk Vests. long sleeves. pants to match value S151. Sale price S1-5D
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
SIX WERE RESCUED.

Firemen in Lynn Prove Fearless Life
 Savers.
 Lynn. Mass. Oct 24.-Six persons were rescued by firemen from the third story of the Hacker block on Broad street here to-day. after fire had cut of the exits. Three of the six were children. two were women. one of whom was unconscious from inhaling smoke. and there was one man. All were carried down ladders. The un- conscious woman revived later. 0e- cupants of the second floor of the block got out before the stairwayS caught fire. The building. which had stores on the street floor. was dam aged to the extent of S1OG0. The loss Is covered by insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-24
THESE VALUES IN LADIES' FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY
 FOR THIS SALE.

run lhlS SALE. Ladies' heavy fleece lined Hose, value 17c, Sale price 1912 cents Ladies Black Cotton Hose with white feet. Sale price 10c a pair Ladies fine quality Black Cotton Hose with embroidered instep. regular price lie, Sale price 12kc Ladies Black Cotton Hose. regu- lar made. always sold at 25c,
 Sale price 19 cents Ladies heavy fleece lined Hose. also wool with natural heel and toe. Sale price - cents Ladies extra fine quality Cotton Hose high spIiced heel. double sole. regular price 39c. Sale price 29c Ladies fine quality Cashmere Hose. with black and natural wool feet. also extra sizes.
 Sale price 4s cents
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
Nf6rr,a,
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ousIeben. @s lit poblbefannt, oab
2ungenen5iinoung 8,oniilitis. mum.
Der sails, Gnt3iiitoung Der 2ilftr6b.
rem 0fagen.@nt5iinoune, @rt3iitl.
Dung Der 2unQen Ii. (. 10, iebr gefdbr.
iide Grantbeiten iin6, uno Inn oas
Seben zines Yatienten 81 retten, III
eS bon ser ar0Bten 8i6tiefeit, ben.
Ielben IN oen erIten Staoien @inbalt
5u gebietcn oa iie in oen ipdteren
Staoie1 ser @eihidli6feit Der tiid).
tigIten sler5te ipotten, tu1breno iie in
ibrem s(nfan9S Stadium prompt
lno leidt bltrh Haopa1's Gfeaon &e.
Lief fllrirt per0en. Syn ie6er sSarnilie
iollte otcIe rnif6tbare ipe8ifii6e Wc.
oi3in fir ale arantbeiten, Ole Gnt
3ilnolngen DerlirIo6en, Itets on
Sano iein. 3ie Soften Iin6 ie0r ee.
ring, itno man iport 5lpar5igfa6 oen
9etrag on 9oftor. imo glpotbefer.
Ne6nungcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
2Serbiitet 9ipbtberia /!

8abiuab Co., Retpsyorfl so babe meine
ftinOer aeeen 0ipbtberid uuo etbarIa9s5ieber
aefctiiet, tnoem id ibneu 5bre 0leoiSin gesebsu
babe.
Sbre 3n 9anf berpfIi6tete
mrs 3. 6. Rittenbonfe,
1919 RurI.gtbeHue. Oluseatine, Soipd
Gs giebt Hi1ts in Der g9et, bas Gdmer5en
unteroriidcn uoer bem 5ortf9ritt bon aronfbei.
ten 70 fdbnen @inbaIt bebieten intro, ais aao.
NAB ReGbb ReIief. IS flrirt nnb Der.
4iitet 8ufIen, grtdItuneen. iuunben Gals. Sn.
fIuen5d, Bneumona, Hbeumatismls. ReuraIeid.
Seopfffmer5, 8abnf6mer8, 9lftbma, sItbemnetb.
@s furirt ieoen @6mer8, iebe geritdu9ung o6sr
GuetfbIng am enn3en nenidbIihen a1rper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
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lit nod immcr nibt erinittelt luor0cn,
lucldcr gtotionolitut ser Wiann angc.
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nSOtel 9riltol" Ourd cine Grploiiolt
iencr cigcncu 9onnbc in Stiidc 9crii.
len ullr6e Cob icin GuB in 2onOpn
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mar, lit cine an0erc tSro9c. Gr bot in
Dem Sotel taltnI cin 0ubcn0 g9ortc
gclproAcn. Gr bcioB nod einc 5lpcite
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@ilroentrGger giinltig gcleqen mar.
gln6 beill6te Der NounbcnzWionn
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BoIi5ci 9eluinnt inlmcr n1e1r Ole lie
bcr5cuglnlg, ooB ocr 3ootc init Dem
9Ittcntot oui Den @roBiiiriten Ser.
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