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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
WAS IN THE PLOT
Capt. Volpert's Arrest al Paris Causes a
 Sensation. ."-

Paris, April 11.-Capt Volpert of the Eleventh Infantry has been arrest ed on the charge of complicity in the supposed military plot against the se- curity of the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
We cannot express our. selves too strongly about our Oak Chamber Suits from SlS.O0 to $50. %.

They're the hest suits we've ever put out for the money. To see them is to Ie impressed with the deSirability of owning one of them. Our store is in prime shape now for new housekeep- CTS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
LOOMING EYENTS~

May 30-Fifth annual excursion of Merrimac Athletic club to Hanover park.
 May 30-Fourth annual picnic by the South End Social club. Grand horse racing.
 May 3O-Dance at Christoforo Co lombo society hall. Little Italy, Naugatuck. for benefit of the society.
 May 3O.-Promenade by Waterbury military band at Auditorium. Eagles hall.
 June 1-wrestling match at Simons- vile Athletic club Gresham vs Owens.
 June 2-"Hamlet." by James Young. at Notre Dame convent hall. I:3o o'clock.
 June 2-Promenade and social by the Echo Social club at new hall. ST. .monsvilie.
 June 2-Shskespearian lecture by Mir James Young at High school
 June 3-Second annual picnic by Division No A Q H.. at Trottlng park. sports and I-ish games.
 June f-Second annual vaudeville entertainment by Waterbury Local. No ss Theatrical Stage Employes. at Polrs theater.
 June s-Shirt waist promenade by the Farewclls at town hall. Water town
 June Ii-Socialist Clubs Annual Pic nic at Eagle Grove.
 June 2s-Reception by societie St Jean Baptiste at Lesvenworfb hall.
 Sept n. 2o. 21. 22 23. 3J-Oid fash toned fair of Co C. 2nd Regt C. N C.. at Auditorium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
SWANSON AND CNAKI.

The proposed match between Alex Swanson of this city and Fred Beef of any old place. probably Parker vile. for Harvey Parker is his mana ger. has been called off. Beel agreed to throw Swanson ten times in one hour and sent $50 to Waterbury to cover any amount put up by Swan son. He wanted the match however before he wrestles with Jenkins which is the ninth. and stated that next Monday night would bc acceptable. That was too short notice to bring on match and naturally fell through. The match now that is causing talk is thatfof Billy Cnaki of Bridgeport and Alex Swanson of Waterbury. Swan son says he Is willing to wrestle the Bridgeporter. and Dick Howell. mana ger for Cnaki. has intimated many times that he would welcome match for the weltcrweigbt championship. It is probable that the two will be brought together in a few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
O'BRIEN TO MUNROE.

Ben Benton, the Boston sporting man and fistic promoter, Is in receipt of letter from Jack O'Brlen of Phil adelphia to the effect that the popular Quaker .pugiist is ready to fight again. O'Brien writes to Benton to the effect that he has arranged Him. ited round bout with Jack Munroe. and declares that if nothing happens the two will have it out some time next month. O'Brien does not state where the mill will be held. but in all likelihood the pair will meet at Phila- delphia or Baltimore. Afunroe has not done very much fighting since he was defeated by Jim .Ieffries in q punch about year ago. Some think that in view of the fact that he has the advantage In weight and that he has the strength in his favor he may he abla to beat O'Brien.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
POLI'S
THE wINTER.s TALE.

Viola Allen Is to present ''rhe Win ters Tale" at Polls Friday evening. anl that she will he given rousing wei come seems beyond, question. for there is no more popular actress on fhe American stage. or one whose person. ality and career have been A source o. greater pleasure and satisfaction 70 the public. Whatever Miss Allen has done since becoming n star has been we'll done. Her companies have been of the best quality. each performer cleverly chosen for his or her artistic ndaptability for a given role. and her productions have been as artistic as they have been lavish. IL came as . surprise. after her enormous success in modern plays. The Christian" "In the Palace of the King and "The Eternal City fresh fin memory. that she sould confne herself during the past and the present season exclusively to the classics. But that Miss Allen knew what she was about has been abundanfly proved by her great artis- tic and financial success. Her earliest experience was in classic roles and she naturally desired to return to what
 
 of endless delight She chose her time well, changing 10 Shakespeare at the very moment when the public was In q state bordering on revolt against the frivoi and tommyrct which had long been offered to them. That the public will support Shakespeare when vel. done has been proved time and again. and never more convincingiy than by Miss Allen "The Winters Tale." Mia Aliens offering for this season. is one of the bard's greatest plays: the golden glow of the poets genius is over it. It has never been seen on the stage ex- cept to delight Besides having what few possess. a great and commanding story ss a basis. Ii has comedy and lore scenes of sn unsurpssssble nature and kind Such plays ss The Win fer's Tale gre not written nowadays unfortunately. and so if may he put down as special snd delightful event when an opportunity is presented of eeesng ff finely done Miss Allen is supported by . very ene company of p1ayefs. inciuding Henry yerest. Boyd Rufnam- Frank Currier. James Young. 1f1nk Vernon C. Leslse Alien. sidney Drzcy and ZeHie Tflbury- The pro<iur- sion. toc. is one of great nzKal9cruce nud orfiefic worfbL The fncidenfs. uurtc wns cnmposed by Tork sheGeid of ths Qorens tbeates. Nanf1eseR. an1 11o GnGoumD voEo GEn1GDG0 by Hogc3 Amnr1uD on0 0pmno Houf1D6o1. - 1U D ~ Ds e'~nnAa tne
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
MANHANsET STAKES.
George (. Bennett Won His First Vic
 tory at Grayesend.

George (. Bennett Won His First Sfc-
 tory at Gravesend.
 NEW YORK. May 3O.-Fred Cook $ colt George C. Bennett. played down from Il to 5 to 9 to ,, won the Man. hanset stakes at GraveSend. and Nicbol. his rider. scored his first vic tory. Voorhees,. the favorite. made the pace to the stretch. when Nichol sent George C. Bennett. who had been run ming in second position. to. the front and won easily by one length from Voorhees,. Waterbok. an added start a-. was third. It Is believed that the westerners won q big sum on the vic tory of Cooks colt.
 Marjoram. In the first race. backed from l2 to to ( to l. defeated the fa- vorite. Hamburg Belle. by head. St. Valentine was the only winning favor ite. Summarizes.
 First Race.-Marjoram. first: Ham burg Belle. second; Irene Lindsey. third.
 Second Race.-Andria. first. Phyllis A.. second: Elizabeth F.. third.
 Third Race.-St. Valentine. first: An anias. second: AfrIcander. third
 Fourth Race.-George (. Bennett. first: Voorhees,. second: waterbok. third.
 Fifth Race-Contend. first: orIy H.. second: Sidney C. Love. third.
 Sixth Race-DArkle. first; Bank. second: McChord. third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
BASE BALL SCORES.

Springfield. Mass. May 30-Luby held New Haven to four hits yester- day and Springfield had no difficulty in winning before the largest Monday crowd of the season. ] to 1. The score:
 RH.E. Springfield. 2 2OO01 '-5 II 2 New Haven DO 000 Q 1 00-1 I 2 Luby and O'Connor: DeeriDg. Sher- wood and Jope: umpire. Connolly; at tendance. $50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
WRESTLING.
THE CAME IS RIPENING.
Much Interest in Thursday Nights Contests :. Nelly and Roach Sien--Swanson and Cnaki Nay Meet.

There is more interest in the wrest- ling match which Is to take. place Thursday night between George Gresham and Dick Owens thar che could imagine. The wrestlers them selves are 80 confident that they will bet every dollar they can raise on their hopes of victory. It will be a very aggressive affair too and they say that Gresham will show the old form that he used to display in his matches when he was the champion featherweight of Canada Owens is being backed by those who know the wrestling game well and he says he will make quick work of Gresham. There will be difference of about five pounds between the two. Owens being the heavier. The preliminaries are also attracting attention and there will be things doing in at least one of them so say the sports
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
CANS AFTER NELSON.

Joe Cans is very much disappointed over the way Battling Nelson has avoided a match with him. The light weight champion informs the Sun that he is anxious to take on the Dane at the lightweight limit. 133 pounds. Cans does not stipulate any weight for Nelson. He fig satisfied to let Bat tling Nelson face him at any weight as long as Nelson will post forfeit to insure his presence in the ring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
Waterbury. May 29,

Y Articles of agreement entered into this 29th day of May. 1905. for wrest ling match. catch-as-catch-ca style. pin falls only to count. strangle holds barred between John E. Kelly and Jack Roach. both of the city of Wa terbury, for the championship of Wa terbury
 This match is to be decided on Thurs day evening. June 8. 1905. in the hall and before the club to he decided later. It is also agreed that each man will weigh in at 142 pounds the day of the match
 It is further agreed that F. l.. Ma loney will be stakeholder and referee of the match.
 At the signing of articles each man will deposit s25 and as the match will he for $50 side. the balance of the side bet must be in the hands of the stakeholder not later than Wednesday. June :, 1905. In case of failure of either party to cover the balance of the money. he shall forfeit the sum in the stakeholder's hands.
 The winner of two falls in the match. as decided by the referee. will take the whole of the side bet and = per cent Of the gate receipts. or the same per cent of the amount offered or specified by any club or organization that pulls off the match The loser gets 23 per cent of the gate or the sum so specified by any club or organization mentioned above.
 It is also agreed that in case no club n. i,:. C.. the match. or no suitable hall can be secured, for the referee to pull the match of in some place within two weeks from Thursday. June l. either in private or some private club room.
 Signed. JOHN F. KELLY,
 JOHN F. ROACH.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE.

There is much that will he found al. tractive and popular in Prince Otto'' which the Poli summer stock company is playing at the Jacques this week. There may be those to whom the idle. of a successful dramat!zation of the Stevenson story Is absurd but a visit to the theater will convince them of the error of their point of view. The version used preserves all the drama tic features of the book and the stage settings reproduce with accuracy the local color which is half the interest in the written tale. The Otto of the fiction is just as winsome. just as weak and just as contradictory in the play Sera- pima does not lose the childish dignity and sensifiveness that lays the founda- tion for the prime minister's plans. and ,on Gondremark was never a whit more vindicatiye that Slr. Noble makes dlim In the drama. The scenes in the farmers cottage. the intensely 1ra- matte meeting of the privy council and the charming Announcement of the piece made biz hit with the audience this afternoon. Strange fo say the com ing hot weather seems to exercise no effect on tine enjoyment of serious plays and it looks as if the sober legitimate would have the call all summer. The plot of the play follows the book exact ly in the essentials Otto. prince of Grunewald has left his wife and prin- cipaliry to he the prey of his traitorous prime minister. ron Gondremark who takes advantage of his position and the growing dissatisfaction against the prince to coaspire agains. his throne and the honor Of his wife He meets his death in q tremendous scene vita Seraphina who kills him in defence of her chastity snd is forced to fy the palace to escape the msddened hsnis of his fellow conspiratnTs. Otto Ike ufse driven away from his own by force of circumstances meets his hunt ed. half starved wholly repen;ant spouse after she hss he-i through the tr1ckIess shadows of the forest for dsyv to eiude the pusuit Then with nothing ccurtly or prfnreiy aboss either. they rpne~ their shattered trotn snd of cour>e everything e11fs h>sufi- fully. Nr Simmons was entirely sst
 isfscfo~y a. the asrpy 70 'Eckt princr and Nia Hayward is an appealing eernphfna- Hsfsce Nobse Da1e ss uuEh e eho u11mo u1n1gonR f1nt = = - o1lzy - ho oBe h1B e ouEA Goua 1D1 - Q Nr1nnl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
q xsvel Tsvensiss.

The Essthsnpton tN. Yl Star notes that sn Easshsmpton man of an inven- tive turn of mind Is at vort upon q nechanical derics whicA when placed
 upoa . vehicle vfIl fndicste by . trsc- Ing upoa . mo-ine table the contour of the rcd over ~hfrh ske vehscle fs ir1wn- He bore- by hls Invention to be abe to dezonstrsse 10 touring au
 tslpss the dange< sf fFaves'se st . sDeso Uns9 ca eaont na1o a bssr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
BRIDGEPORT BATTING BEE.

Bridgeport. May 3o.-Hoyoke won its first game from Bridgeport in bat ting game yesterday by the score of II to I2. The score:
 R.H.E. Holyoke. 2aOO 1902 3-l4 l5 l Bridgeport 3 0 ooo Q o-12 IS 1 Batferies-McCabe. Nfckers and ShIncel: Newman and 0'Rourke. Um- pire shannon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Philadelphia Hor.e show.

PHILADELPHIA. May 30.--At the horse show here blue ribbons were awarded as follows: Horses in harness. sshown before a village car. gig or phae- ton. won by Newsboy. ch. g.. Mrs. John Gerken of GraveSend. Y. Y. exhibitor. ponies under saddle. over thirteen hands three inches and not exceeding fourteen hands two inches three years old ar over. won hv DoiBinoe. h 9-. Eben n. Jordan. Chiltonville. Mass. exhibitor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Norway Ha. separated From sw.de,

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 30.- According to private cablegram re- ceived here by member of the Uni. verslty of Norway students chorus, now touring this country, Norway has already separated from Sweden and the reiguing house of Besnadotte. The ministry of which T. c. Michelsen is the head has constituted Itself provi. sional government.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

Dr Gotthold and F. H. Birch and Will liam Lawrence handle their small parts with skill and cleverness. Miss Me Keon made an excellent foil for Con drenark as the Countess von Rosen and Louise Leblanc was a pretty and pert Ottilia. Prices are To. % and 30 cents: afternoons 10 and D cents. ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Ea R,n nt N.r-.. tts,.

KANSAS CITY. Mar 3e.-Afier an exciting finish Ed BsIl won the fourth. the feature event. at EImridse from Ascot Belle. the fsvorite- True Wing was third. The fifth race st mile and . sixteenth resulted in a close finish between Rossmond and Berry Hughes. she former winning
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
KING WATCHES SUNDAY GOLF.
Premier Was Playing. and the Two are
 Criticized.

Criticized
 London. May 30.-king Edward watched Prime Minister Bslfour play ing q game of golf last Sunday. This fact appeared in the papers and has moved the wrath and indignation of some strict Sabbatarisn who has wriI- ten to a daily paper which excludes racing and betting news from lts col umns. asking: '-Is it not time both 1the King and the Prime Minister were made to realize that there is in this country a religious sentiment which will not permit itself tc he left out of scrount.'
 The correspondent goes on to suggest that the Archbishop cfcsn'esbury. hav ing access tc royalty. should take the lead in this matter. but meanwhile the subject should have . place in the pub Hc prsyers on Sunday in every sanctu- ary throughout the country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
THE PUClLIsTS. SOME BITS
 OF BOXING.
Pinky Evans Gets His From Joe Browker-F Fred Broad Was Whipped-Cans is After Nelson.

LONDON. May 3O -- At the Ma tional Sporting club last night the con. test between Joe Bowker. the present bantam champion of England. and "Pinkey" Evans of Yonkers, \. r.. for the bantam championship and purse of S3,750, went the full twenty rounds, Bowker being an easy winner on points. Evans received much punish. ment. but Eamely contested every round.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
psel wy..e . winner.

ST. LOUIS May 9.-Tbe fsvorite< f.rcd badly al the American Jockey club track. only tue running to form Buck wyu1e. st $ 10 | winner sf ft> third event. wss well plzret
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Sa.oo FOR so CENTS

This proposition ought to be D1oo enough for yon- I sm giving tho same treatment for which Dr cs1nu1- raio gets <3-er. for 5nc- I have nu the apparatus which he uses> en1 c dipieBa from bim atfestlng uy cgu- peten~e. Room IT. Citizeno' Dnnx Building. Phone 1o74
 MRS K W. KLETXuU
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Miscellaneous.

HOOD carpentering. contracting. jobbing O and genera! repairing. Blinds re. paired, window screens made at reason able prices. P. H. Reilly. house l54 Franklin street, shop !58 Franklin street.
 5.2h-h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
u,-. ft,,~~,,.- ., s,. t--s..

ST. LOUIS. May se.-Hikh cHsre~s- b.r. lightly played af lo so L wsn th~ fenfuFs nc st the fair Wsuhd4 le- ossung 11b9 rum Gn1 Mmoa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

NOTlcE-You can get your collars lined ~ fer Sl.5o and buy second hand har- ness or have harness repaired at the New Haven Harness Shop. P Scovll street, Max Antheae, Prop. 5.22-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
FRED BROAD WAS WHIPPED.

Altoona. Pa, May 3O.-Billy Inflow. of this city. gave Fred Broad, of Pitts burg an awful gruelling before the Bel leyue club last night. Broad had the best of the fight up to the fourth round when Inflow planted blow to the chin that weakened him. From that on to the middle of the fifth Inflow almost battered his head off. the referee stop ping the fight when Broad was almost gone
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

best American artists. Prices are g. $1.,0. Sl, 15 and 25 cents. Sale of seats Thursday morning No free list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

OST-Yeur appetite? Well don't 20 to A dosing to get it back. bu. just try stop ping your cold dinners for q while and ge. your dinners or lunches at Avery's. op- posite Castles market. It will save health and doctors bills.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

NOR SALE The desirable one ia niiy II house of ten rooms with all improve ments. corner of Hillside and Central avenues, one Of the test locations in the city, will be vacan. May 18th. Win sell on easy terms. For particulars call on or telephone L. R. Carter, II East Main St. lO5-4 Office. 1853 Residence, 5-Io-lf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

EoR SALE-Two family house and barn, Il iot one hundred feet front by iSo feet ceep with fruii trees. on Tracy averue. Will sell t al sacrifice. Call and sec ua The United States Land Corporation. i77 Bank street, Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

E'oR SALE-House and lot 43 Cossett i street Artificial sidewalks and drive. ways made and repaired, also general job. ping Of mason work. Peter 3. Carey, 43 Cos:ett street. Telephone 27o.2 4-I7.u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
FOR SALE

Horse<. uuie>- ai~o pzir of 0n Parties looking fsr bui11tgr 1[ wAterviIle vili e WelI Q =
 q 4 u1Ets I|D uennse . nuuou ec n11 r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

NOR Confectionery and cigar Il store doing good business. about | minutes walk from Exchange Place. on Main Street. Present owner has good req son for selling. Address Confectioner. Democrat Office. 5-24-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
LATE WANTS.

OST-A class record book. Reward if A returned to No. II East Main street. room5. 5-3o-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

E'oR SALE-The farm and old home Il stead of the late Charles E. Warner. also factory equipped with steam engine. boiler and hydraulic cider press Will seil hall building now being used as school house, All located in the center of Oak vile. Apply Charles L. Warner. Admin. istrator. Cakyille. Conn. Tel. 43-2. or 43-4 Watertown. 5-25-u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
IN QUEST OF BIG GAME
Expedition to Africa From Field
 Columbian Museum.
FOR SCIENTIFIC AIMS, NOT SPORT

Party of Explorers From Chicago Will Be Led by Carl k. AkeIy, a We'll Known Taxidermist-vernon Shaw Kennedy Will Accompany Him - English Expedition BeinE Formed For the Same Purpose.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

E'oR SALE = A6 room house in first Il class condition. including 2 lots. minutes walk 10 trolley. S2.2oo; owner 10 leave city. Address post office box 3S7.
 5-27-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

EOR RENT-Four rooms. 578 Baldwin T street. O'Brien 6 C'Neill. Apothe-. cary's Hall blcck. 5-27-f &
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

EOR SALE cheap. Alaska Re'rie6- Il rasor. departments. Inquire 3o Scovill street in rear. 6-27.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
wsses a.s ceseep.s |. . FssA.

Colonel S P. Bartlett. Illinois fsf commissions. has received q leste1 from q. BurGsorR cf Florence. on rn> IIline;s riveT. in which the writer sfafes sccordsrr n ousnrv f1In dispatch (, tb> Chlrsz7 Reco-t-Hrrsls- Inst he rr c>ntiy rsuekt catfish weighing eighty
 se~en pounds. in fsse ssonscb ~ whict were found . watrh- two pasrs ol s>s<ve ouetene an1 . euarf csGeeDo|
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
Y YOU AaE c0upErEUy

so s hirh grade basin~s~ te>hnical psu1stso snp srp many orpprrsnifi-s eur nsts vhlch ypu vpu11 lfss se consider V. have unique syptea sf suVQ1ys inx right nc1 fs risst paces ssd rfhf pssug sx r44 rsn. snt hrntr>cs of snoio7su rsfy ca - e 1u dl r-~ for fs- ssk.nE. tel s1 soo1t our D>fnsk o1E1o in f7 cffi-s
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 esns srs. sso Dsss1vsy. Nv voo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
WHpGED.

NhNl ED-A girl to do general house.
 work or as nurse gir. to 20 to the wa'cr. small family and good wages. Ap- py Yrs. E Hanmond, lo4 Mil street. oify LFEEs@ 5-2o-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

STOP paying rent when you can buy an p up-to-date 3 family house within 10 minutes walk of the scovill Mfg. Water bury Mfg. and c!ock shop. for s3.aoo, only SooO cash balance al percent. the owner lives out of town and wants 10 sci. the house has l4 rooms with all improvements, only built years. You can make si7e a year for the use of $500. inquire Daniel !. Harrington. No. 40 East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

COYLES restaurant 59 Center street. has V eeen re-opened under the manage ment of E. L. Bolster. the well known caterer who will conduct an up-.o-dzte restaurant. Regular meals. Como in and see uS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

WANTED Energetic workers every
 W where to distribute circulars. sam r'es and advertising matter. Good pay. No canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co.,. New York. I-sf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
.PENNY:A.WORD ADV8l
FOR sELE.

EOR SALE--Household goods at privseol A sale. at 73 Dover street. S-29-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

'Vo RENT-Five good rooms s second Il floor. William O'Connor. first floor. South Oak street 5 27-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
FOR REnT.

E'CR RENT = Tenement. all improve I ments. Apply John Moriarty. over Polls entrance 5-2o.tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

WANTED - Purchasers for our Si.40
 W and si.so hats. panbey Hat Ssers 7< Grand street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

WANTED The people to know that W paint tin roofs with paint that givss satisfaction and saves.rocf and money for patrons. Plenty of referencss that yeu know. Richardson. 10 Burton street.
 4-2S-3m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

aT0RE TO RENT--Cood large. store at - AIS South Main street, has all con veniences. including fixtures. also awning. inquire 2l4 South Elm street. 5-27-tf