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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
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According to the evidence Of O11cc .. Mccarthy. Daniel AcClver VII standing on the corner If ExchauS place and Harriaon avenue Saturday evening about o'clock curslng III creation. The odiccr had his Iitfl& daughter with him and he did nod wish her to hear the mans profau1| remarks. He thereupon informed hiftl that he was m oflcer though in piaiul clothes. and 1t would be wise for hinll to change his tune. Tho man did not take the advice, and again the ohice| warned him, swhereupon McCiyeT bucklel into him and. though 1t was . short journey to the station house. it was a hot dhe neyertheless. and OfIceF Donahue had to assist. McCiyers story was that he wes not interfering with anybody. He saw the omcef standing near him. and asked him what his pay was and, being informed. told him that he was fool to work for that figure because he could gel more. Just then someone soused him with a pan of cold water and because he objected the Qfucer took him into custody As he was going away with lHe Omcer IrlenQ unuertOOk tO ftasGse him. He claimed he did not reNtaf and that he was not drunk. Oflirea Donahue said he resisted and was drunk enough to be arrested. "I bef your pardon said Mrs McCiver. "he was not drunk McCiver said he has children as we'll as the officer and wants to bring them up just as well On the two charges of int0xfcatioT and resistance McCiyer was fined $lt and the costs on each charge.
 A complaint against q small bo, named Nick Salinapii was continucs to tomorrow morning to have thu boys father made acquainted with hii delinqueM.es.
 Tony Rillo vas one of a crowd tha
 made trouble Tor Officer Erickson oi
 BenzIne corner Saturday night. Th' officer said he saw the man strike an other and immediately there was
 general fight and crowd of jOO col I lected. Rillo said if was all mis take and that he did not strike. any
 body. He was }et go.
 William and Peter Bridzius for In
 toxication paid $5 each and Corneliu
 Curtin for. the. anne paid q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
oAKylLLE HAPPENINGS

Nr md Mrs W. B. Henry have re turned from New York city where they have been spending their honey moon. and will reside at the nome oi Mrs Henry's parents, MT and Mrs 4 F. Ineson.
 Owing to the death of this morning of Nr Hamilton of Watertown, there will he no session in the Davis street school until Thursday morning. MT Hamilton is a grandfather Of the feacn' or. Miss P. H. Mcdonald. Mir Hamii' tons funeral will probably take place Wednesday.
 Burton Coe, of Litchfeld. has accept ed a position as clerk at the local sta tion. Mir Coe began his duties tnit morning.
 The Misses Julia Kelly and Lizzie I Johnson have returned after few | days spent with friends in New Ha ven.
 Mir and Mrs Burton Lake spen
 Sunday in Ansonia. A runaway occurred on upper Mali 1 street yesterday about ? p. m. For i tunately the horse. which belonged | John NJ. Lynch. was stopped befor' 1 any serious damage was done. Miss D. J. Mattoon of Falls avenu
 is acting as stenogapher in the ofie l of the Oakyilie company during tn | absence of Miss Mae Sanford. who |
 enjoying a three weeks vacation.
 D. B. Williamson who has bee
 spending a yacae'on with friends i this section returned to his home Il Allentown, Pa. this morning.
 E. W. Hamilton and ]. Murph 1 spent Sunday in New Haven.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
NAUGATUCK NUGCETS

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 Attorney William Kennedy spent Sunday with relatives in NorwicfI.s
 Charles N. Freeman has returned from a business trip to New Haven.
 Mrs William Donahue,. Miss Mary Cahill and Thomas Sweeney 0f the local Gaelic society attended a con vention of Gaelic societies in New Haven yesterday.
 The local fire department baseball team were defeated in Torrington Sal urday to the tune of 5 to 4.
 The Films went to Derby yesteroaS to play team of that city ana were deeated by a score of c8 to IA.
 The new lodge of Elks will De Tn. stltuted tomorrow evening several high court officers will he present as well as a number of out of town Elks' JBsT SboHe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
"A TgxAs TORNADO.
Rsst Worth ssasrs From Meavy
 Winast0Fna.

Pest Worth SaRers From Aeavy
 WinastoFna.
 ; Fort Worth, Tex. May 22-A heavy windstorm. blowing at the rate of sev. enty miles an hour, struck this city from the southwest at 6:30 o'clock last night, Part of the west wall of the Texas and Pacific passenger station was blown in and John Young. train dispatcher, killed.
 The storm was most severe west Of the city. and all telephone and tele- graph wires in that direction are down. A passenger, on Texas and Pacific train from the west reports that the town of Mineral Wells was partly blown away. One church belonging tc the African M. E. church here was de moIished. Many business buildinga lost their roofs, including the First National bank building. . seven story structure.
 Further reports say that the Ninth ward of Dallas. until recently . suburt 1 called Oak Cliff. has been damaged by | q tornado, two churches being destroy d and several persons killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
1t tAs Palace of the Car.

We had just rung the front d6os bell of the Winter Palace when we observed the czar peekins through the shutters of an upstairs window.
 Hello, there. Nicholas" vs called to him cheerily. come down and let us in. Whats the matter with you anyhow" 7
 .'All right" he replied ia his most cordial manner, I'll be down in . minute. If had no more to feaa than . newspaper blowing-up I'd fees . blamed sight easier in my mind. can tell you"
 Realizing for the hrst time in eui life that the power of the press had . rival more vigorous than itself Ii immediate action. we sat down on tha froht steps of the palace and wept- The Journalist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

win Take Care ef All kansas 0fi.
 KANSAS CITY, May 2. - w. F. Gates of Independence, Kan. superin- tendent of all the pipe lines of the Standard Oil company in Kansas. Mis. souri. Indian Territory and Oklahoma, said here: are preparing to take care of all the oil production in the Kansas field. The Whiting GndJ pipe line will be completed fin . few days. and then we can handle all the oil pro duced vest of the Mississippi river
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
{ 'lSk66KfE'YN 1lIIJsll,

We endeavor to cave you money on everything that drugeists cell. Our large business enables us to do tnls while providing in every instance the best quality. On tho basis of quality We have no real competition; com petition that meets our prices by cut ting the quality of goods is not com petition at all. Whenever you require drug store goods get them here and you will get the best for less. A. D. Walker. 756 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
: Hussian Warhorss.

Gen. Linevitch has been in the Rus sian army about half . century. A early q. 1859 he was fighting the circ1s. sisns and the. wild tribss of Daeestsa, who were led by the renowned Schamyl. In the Crimean var he was twice wound. ed. Since then he has been lame. Hsis extremely popular with the rank and hle. who call him Papa Linevitch. " The general Is descended from an old Polish family. is of noble birth and we'll educated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Chinsse Hsformsrs.

wu Ting fang. former Chinese minis- ter to the United States. has succeeded in bringing about many reforms in China. At his request an imperial edict has been. issued abolishing the punish- ment of slicins to death. substituting immediate -decapitation. The heads and bodies of persons executed will not be exposed to the public in the future. and strangulssion and branding have been abolished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Sensitive s.y xines Hs-..ia

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. May 1.- George Walker. fifteen years old, com. mitted suicide here because he was suspended from school and was afraid to have his father know 1t. His hody has been found near Mountain Grove. A two ounce bottle partly filled with carbolic acid was lying near the body and also note signed by the boy stat ing that he killed himself because il bis parents had found out that he wal suspepAed,f from school he would .get such | whipping that be never would forget"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
ysaleusy Between Nations.

Az an instance of the jealousy existing in the relations between Norway and Sweden. it may be noted that the bound ary line befKsen the two countries is the most -minutely exact in Europe. Ia every parish touched by the line there is deposited an elaborate plan which is re newed every ten years. the whole of the work of surveying. etc. being carefully repeated each time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
rxu Yamous piscovsries.

The year 1909 will be . large one fos the Hudson river. Three hundred years befosA that daAe Hendrix Hudson found 1t. and just 900 years later Robert Full ton took out his, patent for improve ment in navigation by steam. though the CIermont had already q: that time been . familiar craft for couple of ysars.-Doetou Transcript
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Anerieaas in canada.

Canadian emigration agents in the United States erpect . great increase is the number of American farners vbo will migrate to the Canadiaa Northwest this year. Fully se.coe per- sons from the United ssafes are CT psctsd to settle in the Dominion LaGe year the number vas 4S .0oo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
usx seuth Wins Houors.

Of the Eve honor men of the clsss Of 1908 as wes; Point one is from Georgia. one from Michigan. one from North Carolina. one from oregop and one from Maryland. The south gets three of the i've stars and the vsst the other two The new south seens to be jogging along pretty well.-N. '. World
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
w.ai D.rish Ce.ve.tien.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 27.-The thirty seventh annual convention of the district grand lodge No. 6, Inde- pendent Order of B'nai Birth. em- bracing eight states, has opened . two days session here. Officers were elect cd as follows: President Isaac Gold berg. Kalamazoo. Mich: secretary. A. B. SeeIsnfreund. Chicago; treasurer. David Flsch, Chicago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

As usual. Terry Rogers made spec taeIe of himself by his protests in yes ferday-s game. but Fes-enden was long suffering and permitted him to play # out
 According to reports from Holyoke- Capt Mccormick did not play at Meri- den yesterday. because Of being hurt in a collision with Altfzer on third. on Thursday
 Speaking for the new owners Of tho New Haven club yesterday Dan I,suaher said: -Wc have got to pay sfs s0 q year. ard I am sure re can not onry do if. but alec lay hy a lEtte spending monr- Our expensef efe much smaller than Iast year. and VI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

Rounania Threatsns the sohean.
 rONsTANTTNOPLE. May 22--Rou- mania insists upon reparatlon for the act of the yah of Yanina in arresrfns several RoumanIan school inspectors in spite of the privileges conferred up on them by the porte. The Rcumanian government declares that unIess the demand for reparatioa is compiled with relations with Turkey will be broken of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
ae>s in purk Only.

A man living ct Pittsaeld. Nsss-- ro. eently lost his vife. and while he veo vseping bitterly over her grave his sight suddenly becaoe a9ects1- Hs fo nov able 10 sse clsariy in the dafk- bsf is the dayfishs he is quits bain1- He sissps during the day aad ris8 c ssst-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Daily nsueht

When people v1Il not weed fbesF svn ufsds. they are apt to be e~errus visA nestIoL-HoFace Walpols
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Wafun aWms

she-I got ny diamonds out cf the milk busiDsss.
 He-And they'rs of the Arst water. prevupe-ef. Paul Pioneer Press4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
orsvth Sy AtAlssaes.

Nen and women Of to-day arc. oa a sversse. nearly two inches taller than their ancsstofs, vAich inersase is doubtlsss due to the growth of sfh- leties-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
rss Mueh Yan.

The trouble in many households is that the husband's earning and the vifes yearnSng capacity are in isverse rstio.-Bogto1 Traveler-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
osed slsa.

Nellie-Bob's in love. all right He wants to marry me.
 BeIle-Hov do you know,
 Nelle-He hates mamma so.-Cleve- land Leader.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
uurunar Wsr6a

CoH npt ely osvelspD ths arus. bus hn . ten1saey ss tnvlo1snas sha spuD-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
E-,ress I.SspsA sy YaIl.

wrEsBADES. Germany. May 2.- Empress Augusta Victoria fell down stain and was slightly injured on the forehead. The incident has caused the postpoaement of the departure cf the superue apd empress fer Berlin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

Tn little Sherwood. New Haven seems to have drawn a prize the pudEy little fielder starting the ball rolling in the ninth with his long fly. and doing all kinds of queer things to the Pcnies in their half. 7
 Under the impression that ali Eas over but the shouting. Dan O'Neil left The grounds before the disasfrous ninth. Had I known what ~ns going on.- said he later. T would have taken Murphy out"
 No news has yet been received from Tom Tuckey in New Haven and the Elm ciffxens gre wondering where he is sf. His wife is ssid fo have heen s~rn i'd the baIliwfck. but no agus ee Thomas Nayhsp he's hchnoobin4 O-Ec1rke- Sr.
 B~wesu Fftzpsf1ck's injury so his snkEe. OCcnpc<s krscked fnger ss' Re1arnprs bsps of his brUfbeR. eo4 loc1 aDpsan b have sr1rk e fmD q in c buDA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
-es F4- s6 af3t rc 1sr USE A GAS RANGE
and SC: how much real, genuine comfort it brings to the home. $o. II. SIS. g down g a month.
 SOLD BY Tho Uniisc ;as improvement Co. Center and Leavenwoeth stA
Look Out 1!

Pneumonia is very prevalent 1uss .Sw. White pine and tar wards 1t o6- Take oura Take DO other. and you t-ke no chances. g cents takes tho bottle. FITZPATRICK'S Pharmacy. East Main and Wall StroesA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Ae.s cs>sxv.ss Dssa.

nALLsTOx- x- r. May 2-0o W. Cnne1o c Unga pUc1uuo nnD0D
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
WORLD RECORDS HIT
-.ssis- 6hevrolst Lowsrsss
 ney oldheld's Cobra
NORRIS PARK AUTO TRACK OPENED
Jew Automobile Cssrse YArst ef its kind In America and Best of Its Kind Tn the World, as Speed
 sf First Day Shows.

of First Day shows.
 NEW YORK, May 22.-The new au- tomobile track of the Morris Park Rac- ing club at Morris park, the hrst of it's kind in America and the best of Its kind in the world, was opened with ten fast contests run on 1t without an ac- cident, and. better still. two worlds records were broken during the con. tests.
 Barney OldAeld's mile track record of B seconds was broken in . splen- did burst of speed by the French driv- CT. Louis Chevrolet. who covered the distance in 52 4-5 seconds, driving . ninety horsepower machine. The steam car record of 67 seconds. made In Providence in 1904 by Louis 8. Ross was broken by Webb Jay in his lSA White car by four seconds.
 At the start i've determined drivert sent their machines flying away in tho race against time. They were Barney Olddeld. Charles Basic. Louis Chevro 1et. NcUD Jds duu Waitth NsssfNe@~s murmur of applause arose as the dar ing drivers passed the grand stand Il grew into a note of alarm as they reached the far turn and went skiddfnl around it at . sixty mile gait. emers ing a moment later from the clouds o yellow dust to straighten out for long stretch to the finish.
 Until that turn was made not eve' the judges realized that tCo world records were being broken. With roar that could be heard . quarter of mile away the machines. with Chevro let's biz F. I. A. T. in the lead. cam tearing through the yellow lane an' across the finish line. Webb Jay va a close second and Charles Basle third The fhrong in the grand stand an field were too ssfonIsbed to stir unti Peter Prouty announced the time an the fact that two worlds records hs' been broken. and then they broke iooe in an old time cheer. Chevrolet hs beaten the record by one and one-hft seconds. his time being s2 4-S secondi
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-10-20
Smoke Stories.

According to accounts the japanese
are experts in smoke rings, and in ia.
pan it is considered no uncommon trick
70 blow three rings Of smoke in sue
c%ession, the second travelling through
the first and the third through both.
Some stage performers become SO ex.
pert III smoke blowing that they are
o only able to multiply the number
OF rings thus formed, but actually form
Japanese characters representing
words and even sentences. One Japa.
hese juggler, It is declared, proposed
to his wife by forming the characters
representing his avowal of love
through a thin stream of smoke.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-10-20
ROLLS OF WALLPAPER.
They Are Not All Made of One Length,
as Is the General Sup
position.

"Most persons have an idea that all
pieces of wall paper are necessarily OF
enc length remarked a wall papcf
man, according TO the Philadelphia
Record.
Sometimes when | receive orders
from a distance | wonder just what the
patron is figuring on. He may get
enough TO paper two rooms and he
may get only half enough-some figure
ever economically and some over gen.
erously.
Our domestic papers run eight
wards to the piece. Those from France
and Germany measure nine yards.
while the English make their rolls 50
lengthy that they contain quite Il
yards. Then, of course, there's the re-
peat. On some Of the new papers with
the smallest figures this is next 10
nothing, and on so2le others. notably
thatl ong-tailed BIRD pattern. II a bit
over the figure is required for each