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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
AFTER SEVEN-THIRTY
 TONIGHT ONLY. 
It is very seldom we have odd pairs of shoes to close out, but when we do we mark them down enough to make it in- teresting. Note these prices .s < *

5O pairs in vici kid and calf, button and lace, light and heavy soles. regular price $4, tonight, a pair,
 $2.95 34 pairs Ladies' Shoes in button and lace. light and welt soles, calf and vici kid, regular price $2.50, tonight, pair, $1.95
 WASH GOODS. Lucente Organdie, 32 inches wide, white ground with neat designs, blues, pink and lavender figures. regular price 25c, tonight. yard, lie Lataska VOiles, fast colors, 2S inches wide, a choice selection of new spring shades, tonight, yard, 1Oc Toile du Nord Ginghams,. all colors, regular price 121ac, tonight, yard. 9kc Embroidered Shirt Waist Patterns, regular price $1.25, tonight, yard, 69c
 WHITE GOODS. Mereerized Stripe White Goods for shirt waists, crinkled effect, very new, regular price 35c, tonight, yard, 25c Remnants of White Goods for shirt waists. regular price 25c, tonight. yard, 1Oc
 NOTIONS. Fish Eye and ball shape Pearl But tons. pure white ocean goods. regular price 15c to 35c, tonight, "a dezen.,. ,s,a- 1Oc Fancy ruffled silk Side Elastics. vel vet button. in colors to match elastic, regular price 50c, tonight. pair, 25c TOILET DEPARTMENT. Violet and Lily of the Valley Per fume, regular price 3Sc, tonight, an ounce, 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
TIMELY TOPICS

The greatest shoe bargains yon ever saw at S. Hirscl's, 2S3 Bank street.
 Ribbons and notions as well as shoes and dry goods are put at special prices for tonight at Currans.
 Ladies taffeta silk coats for Si.9S at Miller & Peck's: brilliantina walking skirts at s1. 10: silk waists S1.S9.
 Unmatclable shoe values for pat rops at the Boston Family shoe store. They give Hunt Stamps.
 Saturday night specials at Grieve Bisset & Hollands always include some furnishings for men.
 F. F. Slavm will sell solid gold glasses for one week at S3 and gold filed glasses at sl.
 No matter how hard you are to fiji !. B. Mullings X Son have a line of clothing you can select from.
 Dodge has thirty-seven styles ir Waterbury Girl and Nancy Dodge oxforis. s2 and S2.5O.
 X. Mailhiot gives some prices on cor set covers tonight. some as low as 1Oc and as high as you want to go.
 If you are looking for stylish ready to wear hats. Free,lman's bargain mil line.y is the place to 20 to.
 Reid X Hughes have two lines oi shoes in odd sizes that will he closed out tonight at a low price.
 I. Chase has department devoted exclusively to. school hats. Latest and rp-todate styles.
 Change your seed in planting poia toes. D. L. Dickinson X Son have the best line of Maine seed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
RAT SHOWED FIGHT.
siG 0ns Driven 0ut Of Its Home on
 SostA Main Street

A rat, which is said to be almost as big as terrier deg and full of fight, created c0nsternation m the cellar on South Main street this morning where Contractor McGrath is excavating for Congressman Lilley's new block. The rodent emerged from under a block adjoining the lot where the men were working and commenced operations by seizing Foreman John Kenny by the leg. Mir Kenny thought he was being attacked by cur dog and jumped out of the ditch onto the bank and in this way shook the rat out of his trousers. Then 1t turned and attacked MT McGrath and for Il few minutes fur flew, the rat at times threatening to come off the rat at time threatening to come off the victor and again things looking as if the tide was going to turn in favor of the contractor. While the fight was at its height and neither showing any ] signs of quitting the rat suddenly exc cuted right about face movement and took to its heels and despite the combined assaults of all the help who then focked around armed with pick axes and shovels, the disturber sue ceeded in making good its escape. Mir Lilley called at the place this afternoon and on learning what had happened he requested all hands to keep a sharp look out for the mischief maker and make short work of it in case it should show up again. He talked as if he felt sorry he was not present when the row was on, but some of the work men claim that they think he didn't mean this and state that he disap- peared rather hurriedly after he heard that the rat was still in the neighbor- hood and liable to renew hostilities any moment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
REAL ESTATE hIxUP.
George :. Boyd VI. hillsr 2 Peck
 Case Heard To-Day.

The case of George B. Boyd against the Miller & Peck Go for $S60 commis- sion for securing the lease of the Dan- iels property adjoining their store on South Main street, was heard by Judge Cowell in the district court to- day. Judge Cowell had considered himself disqualified, but counsel in the case, Kellogg for the plaintiff and Bur pee for the defendant, oyercame his scruples. The defense was that for the services rendered the plaintiff was en- titled to only $3O, which sum was re- fused by him. Subsequently $50 was offered and this he also declined. Mir Boyd then took the stand. He testified that he had studied real estate condi- tions some time before going into that business and that he transacted the sale of most of the big deals during the past few years. He sold the Bohl building on South Main and Bank streets to the late E. c. Lewis for $90.- GOO, the old Masonic building on Bank street he sold for $60,O00, the lot on the corner of LeavenwOrth and East Main streets to the Colonial Trust Co for about $2O.OOO, the Prichard corner oAl AJuIAh anu ulu StACCto tO JOHA H. Whittemore for $50,OOO. Mir Boyd was no longer specific in his figures seeing the court reporters were taking notes. The old rink property on the opposite corner, also to Mir Whittemore, for about $75,O0O. He was mainly instrr- mental in selling the lot on Grand street to the government for the post office, and. lastly, the Platt property on Grand street he sold for about ESQ., 900. With this introduction as to his ability, Mir Boyd got down to the case in question.
 It was ill May, 1901. he said, that John H. Sefbie, of the Miller X Peck Co, engaged him to procure lease for the company of the Daniels property adjoining the store. He said it was absolutely necessary that it should be obtained for the concern had long out grown it's quarters. They were willing to pay any reasonable rent for the place and would lease the whole of it if necessary. He told Mir Boyd that Mrs Daniels had strong prejudices against the concern. Mir Boyd found this to be so. for not until he had se- cured Mrs Daniels's son-in-law, Mir Way. to help him, would she give any attention to him at all. Mir Boyd was the only man in town that Mir Selbie considered would have any chance of success with Mrs Daniels in securing the desired lease, and even Mir Miller said he would not succeed. At the first interview Mrs Daniels told the plaintiff that if he represented the Miller X Peck Go he was merely vast ing his time. Mir Boyd had few more interviews with her and then, seeing she was obdurate. he made an esty and ightforwardness was the best way to reach her and told her his client was the Miller X Peck Go. He finally succeeded and in July the lease was secured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
oats resting Items Boiled Down Fer
 The Benefit of Our Easy Readers.

Herman H. Dahn, a dropfOrger, un- til recently in the employ of the Bill ings X Spencer Company at Hartford, went to his wife's grave in Zion's Hill cemetery yesterday morning and con- mitted suicide by shooting himself in the mouth.
 A case of smallpox was discovered in South Manchester yesterday by Dr T. H. Weldon, the victim being Clar- ence Frost, IS years old, WHO has bee1, employed in the velvet department of the silk mills and who has never been vaccinated. -,.- -
 Gale Lloyd of Portland has q four legged chicken. apparently q White Wyandotte, and when found was about two weeks old. In crossing Main street. opposite Whitby's meat market, he beheld the chick lying dead in the road, a wheel of some team having passed over it.
 While Dorothy, the 13-year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs Harry w. Davis of West TOrringtOn was return ing from school yesterday afternoon, man who was concealed in, the bushes by the roadside. sprang out and assaulted her. throwing her to the ground. The girl escaped from him and ran to her home and 8 search fo- the man was begun but without sue cess.
 A man supposed to be Pole was struck and killed by a car on the Meriden, SouthingtOn X Compounce trolley line between Huntsville and Milldale at point known as Atwood $ Corners at about 10 o'clock last night The man was carried distance of about sixty feet by the forward trucks. The head was crushed and both legs broken and it was necessary to jack up the car in order to remove the body.
 X cave, which is believed to extend hundreds of feet under the hill OH which the Broadview farmhouse stands at Danbury. and which is be- lieved to be inhabited by many large snakes. has been discovered today by wOrkmen who were blasting stone for a macadam roadway. Superintendent George F. FOOte. of BrOadview. farm. which is the town farm. attempted an exploration of the cavern, and with q rope around his body was let down a distance of forty feet. The darkness and prospect of reptiles deterred him from proceeding further. While the preparations for the blasting were go- ing on. two immense black snakes. which were supposed to have crawled out of the hole. were killed by work men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
ST. ANN'S PARISH.
Win Open Nine Nights Entsrtain-
 at 1atles Hall To.nifht.

The fair which is to be given by the members of St Ann's parish will open up this evening at Eagles hall. The affair will have run of nine nights, including grand sacred concert which will be given at Jacques opera house on Sunday evening, May '. The hall has been neatly decorated for the opening and everything possible has been done to make 1t a success. Be- ginning on Monday evening there will be stage entertainment each even ing. Some of the best local talent as well as the services of many from out of town artists have been secured. There will be new features each eyen- ing and visit to the ball will be well worth the price of admission. Watch for the great hobo dance which is to be given on one of the evenings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
CITY NEWS

A son was born this morning to Mir and Mrs G. w. Nelson of North Main street.
 Mrs James Kelley of New Haven was the guest of Mir and Mrs Michael Drury. North square. yesterday.
 A months mind requiem high mass will he celebrated at St Thomas church on Monday morning at s o'clock for the late John A. Bowe.
 Edwin w. Mooring. the real estate agent. has brought suit against Elmer D. Stanton and others for possession of certain house on West Farm street.
 r. II. Garrity. the we'll known plumber, is greeting his friends with smiles and other things this week. X I lusty boy arrived at his home and this is the cause for his smiles.
 Forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy tonight. with local showers: Sunday local showers in north. fair in south portion: cooler Sunday fin northwest portion: fresh to brisk easterly to southerly winds.
 The South End club will give big race at the Driving park Decoration day. The management of the races is fin the hands of the well known horseman. H. l.. Pease. and some good sport is expected.
 Mary Agnes Sheehan. infant daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Sheehan of 4s6 Baldwin street. died this afternoon. The funeral will he held tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 o'clock. interment in New St Joseph's cemetery.
 The local militia companies have received orders that new fatigue cap has been adopted. It is of the German style. with bell crown and short peak. The boys will immedi- ately discard the old ones and don the new.
 Suit on a note for $500 has been instituted against Morton W. Wood of this city by Ernest I. Steer of Mont. clair. N. l.. and Herbert !. Dayton of watertOwn. The amount now claimed is S4.5OO. Bronson and Lewis are coun sel for the plaintiffs.
 Here is what the boys want a Daisy" air gun. one of the best made. By saving the [. s. X Co tick cts until you have three. then bring them in on Tuesdays. The guns are there waiting for you. The salesman will tell you how to get |. s. X Co tickets.
 Elizabeth NJ. Peasley has brought suit on common counts against Leroy C. Gaines. formerly of this city and now of Meriden. for s1.475 money loaned on a promisory 0Jte. The suit is returnable to the superior court and Judge Peasley is counsel for the plain tiff.
 An enjoyable evenings entertain. ment is assured to all who attend the whist and reception to be given by the teachers of Barnard school on Thursday evening at Leavenworth hall. Whist will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. A dance program of six teen numbers has been arranged to follow the whist All who are deSir- ous of playing whist should be on hand early.
 The will of the late John ShaHley was filed fer probate to-day. Outside of a bequest of s55 to the Rev Father O'Brien of the church of the Immacu- late Conception for masses and s100 to each of the two children of w. Divis. . tailor by whom he was employed. tine bulk of the estate is left. to his sister. Mrs Catherine Fauzhan- The will of Catherine Bropny was. also filed for probate. 3IrS 6rophy left to the Rev Father SIccum for masses S25O, for the care of her burial plot e1OO and the balance Of the estate ia l~RR to h~p hwulanuIa-a fhrpp uSaeoa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
WORKING GIRLS CLUBS.

The fifteenth annual reunion of the Connecticut Association of Women Workers will be held in New Britain on Wednesday. May 10. Members of the Friendly league are invited to he present. It is necessary that all who expect to accept the invitation should give their names to the superintend- ent of the Friendly league on or be- fore the first of May, that the enter taining club may knOw how many guests to provide for at supper. Any who can stay one night will be pro vided for if their names are received on or before Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29

Special Lettuce Cream OfferTo introduce the soap and tooth paste made by this firm we will give a full size package of the
 Soap and Paste with a tube of Y F Lettuce Cream, tonight, all for 25C Doetschmann's German Almond Cream, trial size, tonight, bot tie, Sc JEWELRY. Hat Pins in enamelled leaf, violet,
 sterling, pearl and stone settings, regular 15c. tonight. each 1Oc Sterling silver Hat Pins, 12 de-
 signs, regular price 25c, tonight, each, 10c BASEMENT. Assortment of decorated china Pitchers, Plates, Cups and Saul cers, Salad and Cake Plates, Nappies, regular price 15c to 25c, tonight, each, 10C 10 and 12-piece Toilet Sets, regular price $3,50 and 4.25, tonight, q
 set, s2.9S Table Plumbers, assorted cut bases, regular price BOG, tonight 6 for 1Oc BOTTOMS.
 45-inch unbleached Pillow Case
 Cotton, regular price 121ac, to-
 night, yard, 90
 Lonsdale Cambric. 36 inches wide, regular price 12hc, tonight, a yard, SEC DOMEsTfCs. Heavy bleachedo . Cotton Sheets, S1x90, regular price 59c, tonight, each. 49C Unbleached Domet Flannel, regu- lar price Gc, tonight, a yard. 3zc COMFORTABLES. | Spring Comfortables, full size, filled with pure white snowflake cot ton. regular price $1.19, tonight, | each, 9Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
NEW CATHOLIC PARISH
Vernon Taken From Rockville and
 With Polish Congregation Added.

Manchester, April 29.-At the social new priest will assume charge at once. at Vernon. Thursday evening, the Rev Father Luke Fitzsimmons announced the division of his parish. In a com municaticn from the Right Rev Bishop Tierney he directed the setting of of the Polish church in the west part of Rockville and the Sacred Heart churct at Vernon to form new parish. A pastor has been appointed, and will be a Polish priest, who has been stationed at New Britain for some time past. The new priest will assumer charge at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
Harding s
 ,z-74 South Main st. Telephone 2zO.
 PLATE
 MIRRORS.

There are no mirrors made that equal the French Plate in durability and quality, being without blemish and made of glass fully One-eight of an inch thick, they will stand consider Able hard usage. We handle none but the best and those we have in stock at present are the kind and quality that will go into "The Hotel Elton and come from the same factory. This fact would seem to be endorsement enough. Prices from 25c up, according to size.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
Big Drop

in the price of coal. Take advantage of it and place your order for some of our nice, clean LEHIGH COAL while the price is low. The Lehigh Coal which is sold by us is the hard est and best coal in the market.
 "A bin full of satisfaction"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
WILL STRIKE MONDAY.

Cleveland. O., April 29.-After long and exciting meeting. 2.4OO members of the Carpenters union have voted to strike next Monday to enforce their demands of an advance In wages from 40 to 45 cents an hour, Saturday half holiday and time and half for overtims and work on holidays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
DrsTRIcr OF wArEsBusr. ss. PRO-

HIS1RlIT Of WAIEsBUh1s S> rhO- bat. Court April ea. Is6
 Estate Of John Shanley- Of Waterbary in said district. teceased
 The eourt of Probate for the district of Waterbury had limited and zllozed six months iron the date her of for the creditors of saii eSrste 10 exhibit their claims for settlement Tko>e who neglect to Dr-Se7t their accounts properly atresred within said time. uiu be d. barred . recovery All persons in1ebfed t3 sad estate are reIneStei to mike fmueiiz.E
 Michael Guilfoile. Execator.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our neixhbors and friends for sympathy extended to us in the death of our son also those who contributed floral trs3ufes. espe- cisIIy the class of 1905. Crosby High school
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
A ManeI'
 .OfHeaMh

There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord ingly endorse and recom- mend it.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-29
ROk XVI.

= w szpitalu sw. Antoniego umsrl
40 letni Jozef Pozal. kt6ry spadi
drabki, wysokosci 80 stop przy bu-
dowli ma rogu 40 ave. 81 ulicy.
= Policya W So. Chicago aresztowa.
Ia kilku drabow, kt6rzy nalezeli do
handy rabusi6w, niepokojacych tam.
tejszych obywateli. Hersztem tel ban.
dy byI 81 letni Frank Hanson z pm.
10347 ave "G".
w domu pm. 1884 Milwaukee ave.
znaleziono zwioki samobojcy Teofila
Murzyna, ktory ME zyi iona, zamie-
szkaia pm. ITO Kimball ave. Murzyn
utrzymywai sklep przedwczoraj byl
W bardzo dobrym humorze.
= Mayor miasta zamierza uzywac
spadu woody wielkiego kanalu jalko 81.
iy do utrzymywania W ruchu tramwa-
j6w mieiskich.
= Miasto musi znalezc pomieszcze-
ME dla % nowych sadow MUNICIPAL
nych / mayor Dune oraz kontroler
miejski iamia sobie giowy, zkad
wziae pieniedzy ma ten Gel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-29
kR0TKIE KoTATKl M|EJSKIE.

- Aresztowano Thomasa Nc Gam !
Thomasa Higgins, ktorzy okradli ju-
bilera E. S. Whitehead pm. 99S W. Ma
disc str Znaleziono W ich posiadaniu
skradzione kosztownosci.
= Szef stray pozarnej Campion
przekonal mayora miasta, ze W obec-
nych warunkach ME MONA tenn my
slec, azeby strazacy mogli peinie siu-
zbe tylko przez pewna liczbe godzin.
Musza bye zawsze ma stanowiskach.
= Wydalono ze sluzby policyanta
e. F. Briscoe. poniewaz pozwolii u
ciec dwom aresztantom. kt6rych u.
wolni1 2 rak podszeryfa.
- w p6{nocnem ramieniu rzeki
znaleziono zwioh topielca. odwiezio-
no je do trupiarni Ludolpha pm. S6l
Milwaukee ave.
- Eektrotechnik Walter Hoesten
spadi wysokosci ! ziamal noge. Sad
przyznai mu $4,000 odszkodowania
ze stfony pracodawcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-29
Rome notatki te|egTafiezna.

Ukaz carski zarzadza powoIanie
pod bron rezerwist6w W 124 obwodach
W Petersburgu, Moskwie, Kijowie,
Warszawie i Whine. Wlaczone So mia
sta Petersburg Moskwa.
= Baron Rosen, nowy ambassador
rosyjski W Waszyngtonie, wyjechai
wczoraj Cherbourga do Ameryki.
= Rzymskie czasopismo Message
TO" donosi, re skoroby Papiez Plus K
zdecydowai sic opuscie Watykan ma
pore goraca. to zamieszkaiby W Mon
to Casino W klasztorze Benedykty-
now.
= Wynik wybor6w generalnych W
Holandyi swiadczy, re cabinet bedzie
zmuszony rezygnowae.
- w Jaszbereny ma Wegrzech are
sztowano 20 cyganow oskarzonych o
to-. jakoby duzo pokradzionych dzieci
pozarli. Sam ich przywodzca oskarzo-
ny jest o pozarcie 1s dzieci!
Ksiaze Ernst Guenther zu Schles-
wig Holstein. brat cesarzowej ntemie-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-29
Czwartek dnia 29go Czerwca 1905 r.

ckiej, zaskarzyi byiego redaktora
"Berliner ztg." obraze honoru.
->Gazety rosyjskie niemieckie O.
skarzaja Angie o intrygi prowadzoEa
celem wywoIania wojny francuzko
niemieckiej.
= Amerykanska aktorka Ada Re-
han musiaia poddae sic operacyi W
Londynie, zachorowawszy ma appendi-
citis.
i Sekretarz stanu Hay ma sic CO.
kolwiek lepiej, ale jeszcze ME :wyszed3
niebezpieczenstwa. s.
- Ze San Francisco wyplynaf do
Poludniowego Nora Lodowatego
jacht Academy. ma kt6rym udaje sic
tam kilku uczonych.
: Ma konwencyi demokratycznej
stanowej W Columbus, o., zostai no
minowany ma gubernatora John M.
Pattison
= w fabryce Emporium Powder
Co., try mile "a miastem Emporium,
Pa, wydarzyia sic eksplozya dynami-
tu, W skutek kt6rej 9 os6b zostalo za-
bitych, kilkanascie pokaleczonych.
= W P6}nocnej Dakocie ma znacz-
nej przestrzeni gradowa burza zrza-
dzila bardzo znaczne szkody.
- John n Roclyefe11er ofiaro1ua} II.
niwelrsytetowi Yale million dolar6w.
= Alderman Kenna Chicago wy
jechai wczoraj z New Yorku do Euro
py.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-29
RUcH PARoWcow.

Przybyiy:
Plymouth: Deutschland N. 7.
Antwerpia: Vaderland z N. Y.
Queenstown: Haverford z Filadelfii,
Saxonia z Bostonu.
Dover: Rhaetia N. Y.
Odesz}y:'
Liverpool: Sylvania do Bostonu.
Noordland do Ffladelfii.
Queenstown: Caronia do N. Y.
NeapoI: Prinz Adalbert do N. Y.
New York: Teutonic do Queens
town, sardegna do Neapolu. Potsdam
do Rotterdam. -,