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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
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3ufGIlio 0e d oiirn.

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boh's @irtbidoit @r. Gbu3. Nooeiier
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i0uiQ loSgegongenen SduB aus Dem
&coolper ieineS Srcumoe3 Goluoro
Smith bon StrouSbcra 3d.. ms
@ciu QeidoIien ulb erlitt cine ibperc
&erleeumg. Der @erIcBte lurroe III
0o2 Noipital gebrad)t.
Ger &ei6nam zines Il II b c.
tunnteu bel &aurel
gefunoen.
ltnQei6br cine WteiIe iil0lih bon
&mlrel milroe aui ben @clciicn ser
Baltimore Ohio : 9obu" DER arGB.
LID uerltiimmelte 2eidyuom zines I'm.
bcfomrten oni9eiunoen ser mobr.
iheinlib bon einem 3uqc Qeialen
mar, ser sort nm 3 llbr irilh poriiber
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Sabre aft, bate brolu1cS Soar, eincr
ltruppi9en Shnurrbort mo 5mei gol.
Ocnc 3Gbne i'm Wunnc; cr trlg einen
idm0r5en Seriep : |nju9 @u5e . lin.
tcr5cr0 cine ihnpor5c Ntiibc, ihmor5(
Striimpie ulo @liidcr Sfubc. 81
ieiuen Soi6en bate CT cine 9olben(
llbr mo einigeS alcinqcIO; oie llbl
mar iebr 5erbrod)en. @cioe 9eint
mureu o60ei6nitteu uu0 Der Sop
5erQuctiht. gr bate 9tid)tS in oer
Goid)cn, moourb er bate i0entiii5ir,
mer0en fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Sciratbs 2iecnscn.

6olgenoc Seiratbs Acen5en mlr'
Ocn aeitern pom 9lert oc0 Common.
FleaS @erihtS au3Qcitcllt:
Somes e. Wu9il, -, uno Gatbe.
rine W. S'Mollp "a; NppIifont W,
5. 6lonnerp, Nr. 2S77, @ooobroot.
Nueme.
&obn s. WeperS, 81, unO Gaa 90.
Goc, %; Npplitant &obn $. MeperS.
Nr. 1873, Cumberland StroBe.
@uomig Sntlefoier, 81, uno GIlit
Sang. II; Mpplifant &lromig Suite.
foicr, Hr. 1t0i, Noro @aibington.
StrnBc.
Sobn $. 6. 6iSftap, %, uno 6lo.
renee N. @oinor, %; Applitont
So6u $. 6. 6iSffop, Nr. 20, Siio.
Momtltrnbe.
George ". @orOncr. %. mn>
2ouiie ". Rapcob, y; Applifant
@eorgc ". Woroner. Ebilnoelpbia,
N0olpb Hald). 80, nn0 Catherine
@imber, 81; gpplifout W. Is. eagle,
ton Nr, 62i Norb . Muibinatou.
StraBe.
Nnron @orooL 81, uno 6nuniC
SSruel, %; Npplifont Gupio II. IS.
roel, Nr. 1922, Dit YrottltraBe.
SenrD e. HoniuS, q, mo Goro
6. Noce, %; Ipplitont SenrD Is,
2aniuS, Oorttomn, Fa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

TronsiSco bis 5itnt 5. angrit Z l(br
Nben0S.
Die Srans-Y aciiic-Eoit miro tag.
lid, sumNbgongsbafen befGroert uno
ole Belt bes BoltidhliieS lit 10 or
%ronairr, oaB Elm munterbrodener
lleber!ono.S transport ltottiinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
galtimorer Warftbcridte.

Baltimore, 70. Suli 1903.
so |. 3uiubr 1868 SGiicr,
einihlicBlih l026 SGiler 81 Occult.
Foint unO $50 Sdiier 81 Canton;
aiiltenperionOt i6t SGiier. Die No.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
ssbam msss's Seitasrast.

Wr. 1t04, NprbsgenfrdI'NbeTrI.
Der .Rprboft Smmertpabrenbe 6aiberetn
bon baltimore berfnmmeIt R9 bier
ieoen O,ontde. - 9ecrae Brebm 6 Cons
Bier am 8apf. mad bentf6er urt btreft
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
eobu N. 3ttt,r,, ..gplumbtn.e Dale,

Nr. 1922, Dtt,Bratt. strnbe.
-SeHen'9armltdoter gerein- eerfanIneIt
ft6 feoen sriten 9ienitue I'M Wonat tn
Der Saue. Gale fir Bereins ur6 Se!t'
It&feifen 3u oerutetben.
Hnn5lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
q. n. Sane

storboft@de 8oueb. uno 9aroItHe'S trabe.
Saiipfauartier oeS g1hernsWl1nHernors
9t..0. s@de 4ougbs uno @arolineftr. Ber'
etnsberinmmInng ieben Sonnerfiag Nbelb.
Nene Wlitglteber mtGfommen. Sot5lq'
lt6eS Bter Der Eatinnal' Yrdieret i'm SQpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
&tnl'S 0std,

Rr. 1924, ctti8Gltimore.stra - BIN.
uner an Serren sn bermietben. - 0etnfte
oetrdnie unb WetHe. ~Bap.BtetD' brane'
ret BerfammIunosIofaI beS Oft
aomborbftr. Sntmertu. Wmi' lnb eetb'
8eretns. gbef. TeI.-BoIfe 2b52 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

RorboffsGde Der poip, uno Sorreft'S trabe.
Sanptaiiarfier oes 9eiangpereius r9aelo'
oie". Sinaiiunoen ieben DonnerftaeMbeno.
8erfammluneen bee ~@entenntai Weeger'
Beretns" ieoen 2. nnb 4. 9ienitag I'm Ylo'
not, TeIepbon - Wt. Bernpn 2866 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

w D"I''' WV >'l"'N' >
aus Sen Glenatoren 5lrildge5oaeir
69iS @uidcl; &orroth in ocn Gleuu.
loren HISS 9uldel. Ncrtouit
muroen 3 @u0aons Nr. > Gcmiihtcr
Slt 3I12.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Yrponftcn Warft.

ltntenltebenoe Erciie bc5ieben iid'
oili ben Gn9roS SonOeI; fir ben
alcinbonoel mllB ein cntipreheuber
gnuiiflag gemod)t lpcrOcn.
Gier, pro Guben0 i6i2c. bis lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

s9tr asbsH g.. & 9. greeu Srabius CLAMPS,
$3.50 grpee. aieine Nuhfsblen $3.50.
1riiHolt6 getebt uno fret bon S6iefer.
$500. .... 49,. Sdrte Gr. .......... $685.
$3.50 . .9arte glr. 2. 8 uno gilb. =. $3.50
s7.O5. .SnnburO ysr. 9. 8 uno giub. .$7.05
s4..h eoro eeldates 5ihtenboIB, eefpalten. 50
,5tbeittb Sual K Jrpn Co."
Betoe Ielepbone. 522-524 6it.plonnment.e Str.
uSrdnfiinsStr: uno %. & Y.sBabn" Qaupts
Bartau. ri. liz, Rorosootparo.St rdbe.
DttsR ieoen Gamiiaa Nbeno.
Dft20. 1&S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

Rr. 1920 bis fi22. Sartorb.nbenu
Sauptauartier bes ~1baTia. W,inuertors-.
Saue mnb Sommerearten btuie an Der.
mteiben. @uter gIab flr g~ufferRrbften.
Seinite 6etrdnfe. Sret'YpoI. .. 3 "
feIebbpn - Wt. Bsruon $3.50 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

@ei5en. 3uflIbr 1869 BIT
ihel; gerianOt bon oen glepotoreu
1878 9uihcl; Glepatoren Gorrotb
335.64S 9ui6el. @erfouit muroen
1900 Srli ST. S51&, 5000 Spot 81
1891.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

SeDenoeS VeIlH8el, pro YnUlp:
uIte Siibner 14l2c.; iul0c @iibncr
i4c. bis 16c.; GntCu Zoe. bis 12c !;
Eouben, pro Eoor 20c. bis Soc.
Sriihtc un0 Gem III e.
aartoifcln, pro 6oB soc. bis
$t.25; 3udcrriibcrL pro 9iinhcl
1c. bis &c; @eiBfobl, pro SOB zoe.
bis SOc.; 3miebeln pro @uihcl
SOC. bis Soc; gcpicI, pro 6oB
800 bis 1926; Spinot, pro 9uihel
15c. bis 25c.; crime @obnen, pro
SalbiaB Acc. bis Coo; &opiioIot, prp
aiIte 30c. bis 40c.; @urtcn, pro BIT
libel Acc. bis 5Oc.; tomatoes, pro
Carrier DC. bis Coo; crime Grbien,
pro Sob SOC. bis zoe. GpieIiinen, pro
ailtc $3.50 bis $3.50; NnonoS, pro
Grote $3.50 bis $500; StoAclbceren,
pro Yiuno Sc. bis Sc; Simbceren,
pro Guort 4c. bis &C.; EiirIid)e, pro
Carrier $t.25 bis $1.75; Gontas
lollpe8, pro Grote $t.25 bis $500;
@oliermelonenL je 12c, bis Doc.
@rocerieS un0 EroOiiio'
mem.
,Sal5flciid, pro YilIno: tlcine GU
gar . Gureo S6inten 1876; groBc
Shinfen 1212c.; Goliiornier Shin.
fen SIC; Sugor.Gurco Shultern
SEC; troden geiol5ene Scitcnrippen
&C.; Spedieiten 912c.; irodcn &C.
iol5ene Shultcrn &C.; reine@
Shmol5 in GierccS 71ac,; sped.
ihultcrn sac; Mcb.Sh weinciIeiih
$3.50 pro Sob.
Goiiinirter 3ltder: %Qciuiirielt
6.20c.; pulperiiirt $500; StonoorO
e~ronulirt 5.60c.; iein arauulirt
5.50c.; Grbitol u 5.50c.; Columbia
q 5.t5c.; ,gclber 4,35c. bis 5.35c.
@er0iteter aoiiee: &. 8. Is. 100
Eio. aiiten 12l2c.; Is. g. e. 60 Eio.
aiiten 1906; Is. 6. e. sc BinnO
ailten 12.70c.; reiner SABA 2SlAc.
bis DC; outer SABA 2612 bis 27c.;
reiner Woffo 261ac. bis &c; Souo
uno Motto, 9emIiidt, 2514c. bis 2Gc.
SABA, qemiiht, 241ac.' biz 25c.; rel.
ner Morocoibo 2t12c. bis 22c.;
reiner ga @uporo 2O1ac. bis DC;
reiuer SontoS 2012c. bis pic; Son'
ioS, aemiihL 1876. bis 20c.; Gio,
9emiidt, 1876. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
&crlanst I'M Maaemeinen.
Sir ioiurt pser Spater aeludt:
etutides Observation-Disclosures

gr. 219. SiiosS barp. 6trnbe, inter Der sliiffttt
ber sSeuiiten Sefeufbaft." - Sieieuieen, Die
beutfte SanoWerier. Irbeiter iiHo 9ienfthoteu
gu hetb1ttigen miinften. ipoLen ib perf6nIib
ooer In iraniirten griefen an Den Igentei Der
gefeQihaft, Spbann ?. Wiener, Gr. 2t9, eiS.
eharp' straRe, %iuenoen, pelber unenteeItlih
eu5fnnttI eribeiIen iuiro. Sprebitlnben bon 1
bis 8 nbr. San2S I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

goha pranYV "Ud6tf-8stottes.~
Geo. Oiintber. IT,. @rai'go'S Bier. Bar'
mer 2nnf6 BON ~ Els 1 ubr Ra@nltt'
taes. g1e beutf&en Bidder Nnb aum De
fuhe etuaeIabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

paJe Jnr 9aette tu'S AnStaub tejsset q. Netue.
~. All. q. parssetsats,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Steaenaeinde
Stenenfimm


Sin gader lpiiulht Steue ais critic 01no,
am liebilen unber6Glh Der StGot. Cfferten nm
Ter 9bittre ~. II" al ben "1entiheu Surre-
iponbeHt". t20t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

Slnger oeutiher Wiuun. 26 Sabre alt, felt
nur5em crit %gelanoet. iuhi irgeib iueldhe leid'
iere 8eihdittgnng. 9{ad5uiraaen In Er. $40,
G'Fpnnelis, ode 2. Sirufe, SnntOu. COD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

gr. 218. 9Iap', nabe SofparoIStrabe.
8cr5iiaIi6e g8eine, Gpirituoten Ii. Union.
gigarrcn. @eiteS 8ier an 8apf. 2unf6
fit (SefndiiSIeuie bon 1l.30 Norm. bis
2 libr Gadhmittags Il. 3elepbon g. & y.
Wi. Berron 300S-N. (WSdr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
&. epabn's MeHanrant.

NnbioI9er bon penrp N0rntr.
CIR. 923, NorosGotns, gde gutbonps ctr.
8erfammIunasIofaI beS pslntonia : Gons
eIaees Sr, 500; 3. 0Sy" Sgten6en'St'
1903, 8. Il. D." urb @9ifirifiS Gr. $50,
3. II. D." SaIe an Bereine 5u bernie,
them. SeinIte Biere. 8eine unh anbere
@etriinte. U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Srieph sfipenafr,s 0afe.

2t15 Galpertun. 4uaS, mabe Sreoerid-Noe.
Die beiien 9Seine I'M Weltcno. WPahls
6eiteu Al ieoer Belt. Uefhdfislunfh cine
Spe5ialitdt. S1upIluariter oes Gar
roiltonsg lrbeiiersW tannerbors".
(slpril20. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

pSNe sss slette lag anslanb tetssat q.
0etpe, n. Al, q. QauLGtsane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20

Sin SentibcS Nido6en iudt SteIle fir S1nSa
arbeit, giab5utrageH in Nr. 1913, Silenss Str.
COOP
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
HAY HAVE TO PAY $soo
:. .. Dlanehasl Wsns en Donl Tor
 4. n. Clever.

F. H. Blanchard. who keeps res taurant In Harrison avenue. will have to either pay $500 into the city treas ury in few days or produce A. c. Glover before the city court A week ago Gloverswas arrested in Derby and handed over to Detective Kennaugh. charged with defrauding the Hotel Waterbury of bill for $13s. On Glover's representations to the court the case was continued to this rnorn- ing, under a bond of s30O furnished by 1fr Blanchard. Glover at that time said he would be able to prove that he had no intention of defrauding the hotel. He had not time to consult counsel, but if his counsel Attorney Cassidy. were present. Glover was sure he would ask for continuance, as his principal witness was in St Lollls The court could easily see how unjust 1t would be to him to have the case go on then. So it was continued.
 When the case was called this morn Ing. Attorney Minor representing Clinton W. Pond. proprietor of the Hotel Waterbury. was on hand. brt Glover was not, and his bond was not.
 said to he that Glover informed the hotel people that he was sending his wife to Boston and himself had busi- ness in Derby for few days. As fof the bill of S13S he assured Mir Pond it would be all right He was arrested few days later.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
PURELY PERSONAL

NJ. ]. spillane of Hartford spent kunday in Waterbury.
 Thomas Martin of Waterbury is wis. hing at his home in Pennsylvania.
 D. H. Tierney and family were vis lting friends at savin Rock yester. day.
 William Balfe and family of sars feld street were at the shore yester. day.
 Miss Virginia Mulvllle of Hartford b visiting Miss Mulville of High ptreet.
 Miss Annie Maher of Chicago is wis Ming Miss Julia Madden of Baldwin ptreet.
 Michael Drury of North square tis lied ssvin Rock snd the White City yesterday.
 F. T. Hayes of First avenue. was a ruest at the Sea View house. Savin Rock. yesterday.
 Miss Anna Fahy of West Burton Itreet snd her sister Marguerite are rsiting friends in Meriden.
 Miss Alice Bcrgin and Miss Maggie foIback of Patterson. \. a. are visit. ng Mr and Mrs Frank Bergen. Haw. tins street.
 Benjamin Hahn. the popular drug. slst st Nugenf's plisrmsrv. left thi@ morning to spend q week with friends h Hartford.
 The Misses Elizabeth ger~cp es rnion street and Christine Keuuv of sorth Elm street gre spending a vaca. 5on sf ssvin Rock.
 Miss Rose Grady of winstef. sho sss sen visiting Niss Anna Exan n, Doolitfls alley. has returned home. se Umpsnied bv inc latter.
 commissiouer John IT. Moran va. tnionz those uho passed Seturdar snf Sunday sf the shore. His fsmilr ssre hc~n summerinx at waInuf seseh-
 John rhelsn of ~ West fIsy street. brennan st fhe Randolph < sIoves -e. Mrs PheiaB and son Io<rph. arc rendInx their vacation st Philadelphia lnd Atlantic c3tv.
 Nr snf Mr~ Jeremiah S1stfe-r far reriy of wsterhzIry. entertained a fumheT Df Waterbury people ar rheir ,leasanf home n Hovsrd svenns. Ser Haven yesterday.
 Hewv W. Frenrh snd dsmxhss-. Hss Ch~rrSe N Fr~rrh. rsz~f~f fh<ir sore in this eitr v~sfrrisy. hssfn- s-ilsrk~d ers fH~ stexn1er rrifi~. whfs stss Iip>. st ou-<nstesn. Asxuss Ts. 1>y rsDors . dei;sbtfsi trip phils oreeA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
DEPOT IS DOOMED.
0i6hland Division Statlen's Days Ars
 Nov NumbsSsl.

The O'Brien Construction company, the concern which has the contract of double-tracking the Naugatuck di- vision of the Consolidated railroad company. has opened offices in the Odd Fellows building. This means the actual beginning of the work with ill the city limits. One of the first things the company will do will be the removal of the present Highland di- vision depot and the erection of q temporary structure in its stead This will be erected in the meadows direct lv east of West Main street and south of the premises of the Waterbury Brass company, and the building which for the past two or three years has been used as depot in Bridge port. will be brought here in sections early this week and will be put up immediately. The object of this change is to facilitate the work of the long promised Improvements in this city It will give the contractor free scope in his operations and remove all possibility of accidents to passengers besides good deal of confusion. It is expected that the temporary depot will be opened in about six weeks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Rev. K. W. Field Arrested.

MILFORD, Conn. Aug 2S < The Rev. R. W. Field, former pastor of the First Baptist church. was arrested in that church on the charge of creating a disturbance. He was taken before Judge Hepburn and released on bonds of $25 to appear in court tomorrow morning to answer to the charge. Rev. Mir. Field. it is alleged, was asked to resign from the church several weeks ago, but for some time he has insisted on filling the pulpit As the Rev. W. A. Herrod of Hartford was about to preach Mir. Field attempted to force his way into the pulpit when he was requested by the deacon to resume his seat among the congregation. He re- fused. and at the instigation of the deacons Deputy Sheriff Mallory ar- rested him. Rev Mr. Field formerly was pastor in Asbury Park, N. J.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
TIMELY TOPICS

The Spearo Credit. Clothing Co can fit you out with clothing, hats and shoes for Labor day.
 Look over Trott's counters for good things in the eating line. Dantles every Wednesday and Saturday.
 Try bottle of Druggist Upham's liniment if you get up in the morning feeling sore and stiff.
 If your shoes are not just right for church Dodge has all the new fall styles to show you.
 Grieve. Bisset & Holland give spec. ial prices on three good things from the domestic department. See ad to- night.
 The Great A. X F. Tea Co.'S increas- ing business proves that their low prices are drawing the customers.
 Yot get liberal terms on metal beds or any other housefurnishings at Langley's Furniture store.
 Phelan is giving clothes hangers this week with baking powder. Try his tea and coffee.
 Miller & Peck are selling ladies' silk umbrellas at 9c. Other striking bargains for tomorrow.
 The Woodruff Grocery Co have new stock of olives in bulk. 25c and 35c a quart, stuffed 40c.
 August clearing sale on furniture at the Boston Furniture Co.'S, carpets, crockery, stoves. etc. -st-'
 Look over the new line of fall mil linery A. F. Cowles is showing at his store on Center street.
 Get your boys the ''Tearabout" shoes at Jones. Morgan X Co.'S. Stand hard wear and cost s1J0.
 Fine good porterhouse steak at the Public market tomorrow at 20c pound. short steak at 16c.
 Look in Frank the shoeman's win dow. boys tan shoes Soc. mems pat ent colt oxfords s1.79. and other bar gains.
 Reid & Hughes have anticipated school wants and have line of shoes all ready for inspection.
 Mailhiot is selling good muslin gowns at i9c. better ones at 6ac, I5c and s9c.
 curran's will have another impor- tant sale 10 announce to--morrow. for school children.
 The Hampson- -sellew Co says cooler is a reminder of Glenwood ranges. s25 up.
 Joseph Favs. the tailor. has just re- turned from Europe. Skirts made this week for s2 for a starter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Commissiouers Appointed.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Aug. 2S.- Commissioners appointed to negotiate with regard to the dissolution of the union of Sweden and Norway were an- nounced as follows: For Sweden. Christian Lundeberg. the premier; Count A. F. Wschtmeister, minister of foreign affairs: NJ. Staaf member of the cabinet. without portfolio. and NJ. Hamarskjold. minister of education and ecclesiastical affairs. For Nor way: Premier Michelsen. Foreign Min ester Loevland. c. c. Berner, president of the storthing, and NJ. vogt, former minister of the interior. The commls- sioners will hold their first meeting at Carlsbad Aug. 31.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
We'll Knsws People Who Have Been
 Call cd Away.

Keron Kelly died yesterday at the residence of his sister, Mrs Margaret BOvally, 354 Washington avenue. Be- sides Mrs Bovally he leaves another sister, Mrs Bridget Murnane and two brothers, Timothy Kelly of 0akvile and Fergus Kelly of Ansonia. The flu neral will take place tomorrow morn- Ing at 830 o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and in terment in St Josephs cemetery
 Alfred Blondin died Saturday at his home. 293 River street Besides his widow and four children he leaves three brothers and one sister. James Peter, Edward and Miss Harriet Blon- din. all of this city. The funeral took place this morning with mass of requiem at St Ann's church by Father Eenesac and interment in Calvary cein- ptery. The bearers. all members of St Jean Baptste and St .Ioseph's soci- tties. were: K Destelere, !. 'Veillette. E. Barll. W. RochoD. R Cbarest and 1T. Bessette. The floral offerings in- ruded a pillow from the St Jean Raptiste society; pillow. James Blon- din and family: sheaf of wheat. Mrs Peter Blondin and family: wreath. Mir and Mrs J. T. Baribault: bouquet. An Eeline Boisvert. The funeral was largely attended, among those present benlR delegation from st Jean Bap- tlste society.
 ' Elizabeth Barrett. the ten years old laughter of Mir and Mrs John NJ. Bar. reft Of Ansonia. who came here two weeks ago to spend vacation with her grandparents. Mir and Mrs Michael Brennan of South Fifth street. died Saturday evening after q short illness With rheumatism The funeral took place this morning with mass of re. qniem at St Patriek's church by Fath- pr McGuinness and lnterment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Brennan. Frank Leary. vii. liam Casey and Michael Brennan The floral tributes included pillow from the parents of the deceased: mound. Mir and Mrs Michael Brennan and family: standing anchor. Mir and Mrs D. !. McGrath wreath. Mir and Mrs NJ. F. Greaney: bouquets. Julia. Blansfeld. Mrs James Greaney, Saxe snd Floto and Miss Maria Donovan. The above offerings were from Water. bury people. and the following came from Ansonia relatives and friends. Wreath. Mir and Mrs Patrick Shea: wreath. Elsie Lewis: bouquets. Mrs Fraher. William r. Scullv. Mrs ccur. sey Mary and Esther Vaughan. Mrs T. Fltzsimmons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
FIRST AMATEUR PLAY.
Company 4, Hibsrnian knifhts Will
 Start the Ssaseu.

At special meeting of Company A First regiment. Hibernian Knights held Friday night, August 9, 1t was decided 10 give dramatic and social entertainment on Thanksgiving night in City hall. The following members will have charge of the affair: J. F. Calvin, chairman: D. H. Tierney, F. Barry, C. Maloney, E. M Flanagan, Dr J. F. Hayes, F. ]. Finn. ]. J. OCon- nell, Attorney J. NJ. Lynch. Captain D E. Fitzpatrick, John Donahue. Attor- hey F. F. Brett, J. A. Hynes, P. k. McNamara, William c. Keenan, r. Fitzgerald, NJ. H. O'Brien, Thomas Luddy. NJ. J. Colloty, James Carroll, J. r. Calvin, 2nd. William Hickey and NJ. Shanahan. Some of the best anna teur talent fin this city has already been secured for the occasion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
SOLDIERS co FORWARD.
Dsspits the Threats to Dynamite Cul.
 vsfts and Dfidfss.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug 2S The battalion of the Third Tennessee Ma. tlonal Guard ordered from camp a. Hartman to Tracy City, left Cowan at the foot of Cumberland mountain, today. The ride is some twenty miles and will be made with due cautioD and q pilot engine as all sorts of threats have been made to dynamite cnlverts. The officers in command are veterans of the Spanish war. Men who are posted in the situation con slider the outlook very grave. All is quiet at Tracy City this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
For Eixht Hesr Issue.

ATLANTIC CITY. x. |. Aug. 2s.- A meeting here of the New Jersey eight hour committee of the Interna. tionsl Typographical union voted to tender it's assistance to any labor bod les in the state contending for the eight hour working day Allen Ball of Jer. sey City. who was made chairman. named committee of three to act in conjunction with inc New Jersey Fed. eration of Labor in forcing the eight hour issue
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
xnI.s For pur.,.r ., n,.,.t..

WILMINGTON. \. C.. Aug. 2s. : Mistsking his thirteen -yesr-old broth er-in-iaw for burglar. Frank Nasty of Bolton. x. C., shot and killed Wade Robinson. q son of Engineer J. J. Rob- inson. of the seaboard Air line Hasty heard the other boy in an adjoining room. secured his pistol and fired. The boy cried out. and Hasty discovered his mistake. The victim died in seven hours
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Missed ,h. Her.. ..s ..o, p,,e..,,

LOS ANGELES. Gal. Aug 2s.-A. horse driven by Mrs. r. E. Wood in San Diego ran sway Police Ofieer r. A. Mccarfy saw the animal tearing down Fifth street. snd. deeming that the life of Mrs Wood wss in danger. he decided to stop the horse by shoot ing It He missed the horse and shot s A. Nelson. butcher. in the leg. Nelson has begun an action for dam ages to the amount of s3.1so.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
u.irar r.r.r ..su.s,..-

NEW ORLEANS. Aur. 2s-The fol. lowing is the lsfest report on the vel Inv fever situation. New eases. aI. to- tsi cases 10 date. I.543. deaths. "a. to- fsl deaths 'o dste. 255. new foci. i2: totsI scci fo dsfe. i02: csss. remaining 2 under tresiment. Ian The hoard os tesltt a' Natessz. Mes. pronounced six ts ten cases Of yellow fever there.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Impeaebed Ter Attaclins Dunp .

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. 2s.-James q. Woodward. Atlants's mayor. will be impeached as the result of his attack on Mayor Dunne of Chicago at the Munich pal league convention at Toledo. 0. At a secret caucus by majority of the members of the general council 1t was decided to impeacb the mayor and to pass a resolution spologizing to mem bers of the Municipal league, and to Mayor Dunne in particular.