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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
NUTMEG CARVINGS.
tsts resting Items Boiled Down Fer
 The Benefit of Oar Easy Reaasrs.

NJ. J. Halloran and H. l.. Church of Middletown caught an eel fin Willow brook. near Westfield. Monday. that was forty-four inches long. nine inches in circumference and weighed 5Z pounds. The eel put up a strong fight but was finally landed.
 The Automobile club of Bridgeport held its annual banquet last night and about loo members were present. The principal speaker was Highway. Con- missioner James H. Macdonald. who said the prejudice against automobiles today would wear away as people be- came more used to them.
 A slight explosion of chemicals oc- cured in the lacquer room of the Ar tistic Bronze Co at South Norwalk yes teriay afternoon. and Miss Addie Smith. the only empioye in the room at the time. was fatally burned. She ran from the room with her clothing ablaze and the forewoman, Miss I. w. Pratt. put out the flames. Miss Smith was removed to the Norwalk hospital.
 Louis. the 1G years old son of Anson Q. Perkins. a marketman of Bristol. was found dead fin bed yesterday. The young man had been ailing for some time. While he was able to be out during the day and was in his usual health. there was nothing surprising in his death. as members of the family had been warned that he had heart disease and might die suddenly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
BANQUET LAST NIGHT.
Interstate Builders, Contractors and
 Dealers het and Made Merry.

The Waterbury local assembly of the Interstate Builders. Contractors and Dealers association held it's first annual banquet last night at the rooms of the assembly in Jones' Morgan x Cos block. HOdson catered, the La. palme Hoffman Co did the decorating, Faulman's orchestra furnished music and the members of the society and their friends to the number of about 1jO, attended to the other details. w. E. Marks made the opening address and acted as tOastmaster. Senator Tracy as one of the principal orators. When you hear of any corporation" 1" he said, 'that refuses to allow its men 10 form themselves into union, whenever union men refuse to allow men to work with them who do not join their union. then are the iilb0rn rights of men affected. These associa- tiOns should be formulated for the greatest number. Every man should have fair chance and a square deal There is nothing in this world that hurts the poor man who is down st much as the thought that he has not had q square meal and a fair chance
 "A quarter of century ago the Irishmen were building our railroads and digging our ditches: They have better jobs now. They have gone Into politics. Their children are graduat- ing from our colleges and with honors. In the place of the Irishmen in the ditches we find the Slavs and Huns. By and by these will give way to the Chmamen or somebody else. They will have a better job. Perhaps they will go into politics. Why not? What does this mean? It means equality and freedom for every man whether his name he O'Brien or Jones. It is hope that inspires us to work: hope that tomorrow is going to be better that today"
 Remarks were made iy Representa- tive Blakeslee. A. W. Burritt. Bridge port; Postmaster Guernsey. ex-Senator W. l.. Hall. J. S. Galley. John w Gaff- ney. Albert F. Sherwood. T. B. Boanl- man.
 The entertainment was in charge of the following committee: Banquet com mittee. W. B. Marks. ]. !. Nacauley. H. ]. Lapalme, J. F. Gaffney. H. wey- and. W. q. Morse. A. Schumacher. Re ception committeeJ. g. Galley. chair man: W. r. Chatfield- !. w. Gaffney. W. n. Austin. Q. A. Valentine. ]. E. Smith. F.. R. Boardman. !. g. Goodwin. E. C. Smith. T. D. Barlow. M. J. Daly. J. s. Finn. T. F. Butler. E. E. Wright. J. K. Smith. J. F. Bitner. G. A. Upham.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
CATHOLIC NURSES.
Rev. hr. Buckley Spoke Against Them
 at Methodist Conference.

The New York East conference which closed its labors here yesterday afternoon came near ending in row between some of the distinguished visit ors over the employment of Catholic nurses in the Methodist hospitals The Rev Mir Howell thought it somewhat narrow if none but Nethodists could get positions as nurses in the hospital while the Rev Mir Buckley considered this the proper thing and said it would be about as foolish to appoint Catholic priests to fill Methodist pull pits as to have Catholic. nurses in Methodist hospitals and added that there never would be one of them while he had anything to do with the management. Several delegates were making frantic efforts to say a good word for the Catholic nurse when Bishop Warren appeared on the scene and with wave of his hand calmed the turbulent clements and then re- marked as the debators withdraw to the committee room, that the confer ence would do some business while the long winded fellows were absent. Bishop Warren is something of diplo- mat and probably if he cared to say all he thought about the discussion over nurses he would have reminded the delegates that it would be practi- cally impossible to bring 300 human beings together without finding some indiscreet person in the crowd, and be- sides 1t was a waste of time for the convention to bother itself about the Catholic nurse, because it was matter of history that she was well able to take good care of her patients and mind her own business. too. But the thing didn't amount to much anyway, and the resentment offered to the in7 situations of the Rev Mir Buckley proved that sensible Methodists know that a sick man or woman doesn't take much stock in the religious creed of the physician and the nurse. Anyway, 1t is not question for the laity to grap- pie with, but 1t is no harm to say that it is the first time objection has been raised against the Catholic nurse. On the contrary nearly everybody that has referred to her from the wounded soldier on the battlefield to the plague stricken leper from whom even his own flesh and blood had turn ed aside. all had word of praise for the unselfish devotion of the Catholic nurse. But that's an entirely different matter. If the Rev Mir Buckley thinks the Catholic girl out of place among Methodists he is within his lines In saving 90. But in general way It would seem that the Rev Mir Howell came pretty near meeting the broader view of the question when he said. "I-et her come in. She cannot harm us and we may do her some good"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
BR0OKLN BRIEFS.


 Albert Case of Hartford was visit ing in this section yesterday. < -C. J. Tilly of New Rochelle was renewing old acquaintances in this sec. tion yesterday.
 Joseph A. Smith, the Brooklyn druggist, went to New York yester- day on business trip.
 Professor James Roberts of OK ford was visiting Joseph Cronin of Bank street, yesterday.
 Saul Lachance, who has spent the last two months at the hot springs for the good of his health, returned home yesterday greatly improved.
 Let us remind you that we have just what you need in drugs. When you have prescriptions to be filled leave them with us Our stock of drugs is always fresh and prices right. A. c. Walker, the druggist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

James W. Jones. West Haven. lock. ing mechanism fer folding doors; Charles F. Kenworthy- Waterbury, non-cxidizing annealinx furnace. For copy of any of above patents send 10 cents fin postage stamps with date of this paper to c. A Snow C Co, Wash. tngbu4. D. O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
cless the Deor on Trouble

"Orce open the door to trouble and fts visits are threefold; first anticipation; second in actual presences third. in liv. ing it over again Therefore. never an. tfdpate trouble, make e little of its prsssnce e po0ible. 1uEgst 1t e opoo e poot-CAjeaW RuUt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
Look Out {!

Pneumonia is very prevalent just now. White pine and tar wards 1t on. Take ours. Take no other. and you take no chances. 9 cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICK'S Pharmacy. East Main and Wall streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
RETrRN OF SHERLOCK HOLME,

The great detective will greet o.d friends and make new ones beginning in next Sundays World and continuing each Sunday thereafter. A complete Sherlock Holmes stpry every Sunday. Ordw frUm neWSdealer in a1vancA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-12
BARGAIN DAY.

In conjunction with the Silk and Dress Goods Sale which is going on here this week, the following list of items from the other de- partrnents makes fund of values which Eas- ter shoppers will thoroughly appreciate.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-29

Woodfords for the summer The Pink
ham cottage was formerly occupied
by them as year round house. but
the disadvantages of Harpswell from
an educational standpoint induced
them to remove last year.
The colony opened last Saturday a
little earlier than was planned on &C.
count or the large number of early
cottage arrivals.
Miss Margaretta McCandless ar
rived from her st. Louis home Sunday
following DIR. and Mrs. McCaudles.
who came Saturday to their cottage at
the colony.
Mr.. Jake Bailey of Basin Point took
a party from the Merriconeag House
over to Eagle Island Sunday of last
week to call on Commander and Mrs.
Peary. Col. George w. Campbell, Jr..
proprietor Of the hotel, Mr.. Hardy
OF the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser; Mr.. II. NJ. Fairbanks. New Eng.
land Telephone and Telegraph Co,
and Mr.. Pickett OF the J. r. Libby Co.
comprised the party.
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South Harpswen

Herman ID. Slower graduates from
Westbrook Seminary today. He is
treasurer OF his class and has been a
most popular and successful student
Ills parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harmon
slower will attend the exercises. also
MIS-. William Haskell. Miss Hattie A.
Finkham and Miss Lillian ID. Hamil.
ton.
Frank l.. Bailey will graduate from
Maine State college with the 1905
class. He was a westbrook Semi.
nary student and has been taking a
pharmaceutical course at Orono He
is one OF South Harpswelrs brightest
young men.
Prof. j. s. Kingsley accompanied by
MIS-. kingsley and their daughter
MISS Kingsley arrived at their sum.
mer nome Saturday. Mr.. Kingsley
VIII have supervision of the work at
the laboratory as usual and many
summer students are expected. His
assistant, DIR. Lambert with his wife
are also at South HarpsweIl camping
In their tent as they have the past
two seasons.
Mr.. Z. w. Baxter of Newton has
arrived at the colony and is pettIn o
the Baxter cottage in readiness for
MS vile and daughter. who II is nm.
derstood are still abroad having left
early last September.
Miss Georgia Burr of Lexin1ton
Mass. has been at South HarpsweIi
ABOUT week and Is pleasantly To-
Gated at the Burr cottage.
Mrs. o. @. Douglass came down
TUESDAY having been expected for
some days and will make an extended
stay at her cottage.
=. 8. Toner. the Indian basket max.
er Is on hand at the same location az
last year and will have his usual fne
stock to display.
L. II. Morrow returned from a
pleasure trip to Portland recently.
J. II. Peterson of Brunsv,ck was
down over last Sunday and has LET
one OF his cottages to Mr.. Harry
Plummer Of the frm of F1ase a Plum
mer Of Lewiston.
Judge and Mrs. Charles p. Cher.
man OF 5402 Wayne avenue. Cerman-
town, Penn, win occupy the large Pet.
erson cottage this summer. They hs we
peen summer residents Of South Harm
sven for several seasons and are a.
ways welcome on the Point. They
were abroad last summer.
Capt. and Mrs. Seymour Pistham
ana family have moved down from
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Bailey Island
- -
A Communication.

Mr.. Weber, our genial clerk on the
Aucocisco. has two little boys, cute lit
tie fellows of about three and five
years, Wesley and Milton. One night
recently their mother took them up
stairs to bed, as usual. but after pre-
pairing them for bed she heard the
baby cry down stairs and left the lit
tie boys with a parting injunction to
Wesley to be sure to hear Milton say
his prayers.
All was quiet for a short time. very
short, when judging from sounds, the
mother thought best to go up and in
estigate. when she got there every
thing was very quiet and peaceful. A
visitor in an adjOurning room called
her In and enlightened her as to the
cause OF the disturbance. Wesley had
started in to obey his mothers injunc-
tons and hear Milton say hfs prayers.
Milton, who had very sore throat,
had objected, but Wesley got him
through at last by considerable
prompting and sundry pokes and
punches. After the regulation prayer
was got through he began to dictate.
God bless papa, mamma and baby"
and then began on the York family.
which you probably know Is very num-
erous. After they were exhausted the
Linscotts were presented one by one.
For a few moments II seemed as
though the prayer was finished. then
the promptor began. "let me see, oh
yes; God bless Mr.. Doughty"
This was repeated rather unwilling.
ly. Then God bless Mr.. Doughty's
dog. Say IL Milton. say II, God bless
Mr.. Doughty's dog" but Milton drew
the line there.
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friends at Berlin, N. H.. and are here

friends at Berlin, N. H.. and are here
Tor stay OF few weeks as usual.
Among the northern families who
nave wintered in the South are Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Libby. They are now
pleasantly established in their cot
tage here for the summer.
The Greeley cottage has been let to
Montreal parties who will move down
at once.
The Whitlow cottage, a most prom.
inent one from the shore outlook. is
occupied again by the Whittens.
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authoress. arrived here on the island
"Wednesday evening from Chicago to
spend the summer at her delightful
villa. Mrs. Durham Is widely known
as the author OF several books. "Dr.
Lattimer." Mistress OF Beach Knoll'
and Jewel" are among the best OF
her labors. Her command OF English,
added to the beautiful wholesome tone
OF her subjects make her books fam
Gus the world over. Mrs. George F.
Root. mother Of Mrs. Burnham. who
passed to the Higher Life early In
January will be greatly missed among
the summer colony. as for years past
she has sammered with her daughter
and was loved by all. Mrs. Mary C.
Tylor and Carolyn Tyler OF Chicago.
ILL.,. are here with Mrs. Burnham for
an extended visit.
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Cousins Island
Ridge House Notes.

Miss Ethel Stubs and Miss For.
man OF Roslindale, Mass, arrived Sun.
day and will spend a week at the
house.
Mrs. Fred Jacobs and Miss Foster
OF Brookline, Mass, arrived Friday
Tor visit Of week or longer.
Mrs. +. 8. Moore with her three
sons, Leonard, Kirby and Steven from
NeX York, have arrived for the sum.
mer months. Mr.. Moore Is rector of
an Episcopal church In that vicinity
and will join his family here in An.
gust. While on the island he usually
conducts services In the chapel here.
Mrs. N. q. Thornton and Miss N.
Goodman from Newtown, Pa. are
stopping with us until their cottage
Is completed.
Miss Annie Granger of Richmond
Va, is due here next week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Thornton with her sis
ter, Miss NJ. Goodwin, have erected a
hne large cottage of eight rooms on
their land which they purchased OF
Mrs. N. II. Hamilton, comprising two
acres on the north side. The cottage
IS one OF the finest and will make a
delightful summer home. They are
expected to arrive this week and will
be at the Ridge House until II is
ready for occupancy.
Miss Marion Doyle. Flora skilIin.
sadie Lombard and Rubie PhIpps. Ali
OF Yarmouth, were here at the sus-
quesons for . few days last week.
Capt. and Mrs. 8. ID. Sawyer of Var.
mouthvilIe were the guests of Capt.
L. Hamilton.
Mr.; Clifford Hin, formerly of this
Isieno, but Tor some time past. en-
ASed IN business In Aurora, IN, was
nere on tne Island, Sunday. VISITING
MS SISTER, Mrs. 8. o. Groves. He g
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cHesgAouE ISLAND.
the same cottage.

The same cottage
Mr.. William Harris and family of
Springfield. Mass. arrived at the
6Apheas Hamilton cottage last week
where they will spend the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Thayer and
daughter Miss Bessie arrived at their
cottaxe At the East End, Saturday
Inc Thayers are OF Springfield, Mass.
are several OF the cottagers at
the East End.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton Small Of
Phiiadelphia. who have engaged the
Bowen cottage will arrive July sew
enth.
Miss Hart. who has been stopping
At Island View. has gone TO Philadel:
phia and Is expected to. return soon
with her mother. Mrs Pinkham, who
has just finished her new. cottage
here.
Mrs. Alfred E. Hamilton has been
spending week In the mountains
at her old home in North Conway,
n. H.
Mrs. Flora e. .Jobes and child of
Camden, n. j.. are visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. F. Hamilton, at Island View
Cottage. Mrs. Jobes says the varia-
lions OF Temperature at Camden are
extreme. the thermometer often regis
tering SO degrees during June, being
at that point a week ago Sunday and
then dropping 46 degrees during the
following night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinkinson of
Portland, accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Brenda opened their
peasant cottage at the extreme West
End about three weeks ago. They
are great entertainers as the family
is quite large one when all are at
home, there being two sons at present
In New York and vicinity who will
visit the island later probably as is
their custom each season.
Mr.. c. C. Little of westfield.
Mass. who purchased a piece OF prop
erty near the clam factory last fall,
has improved il and is now making
some further additions and changes
having arrived a few days ago
The Hamilton, Chebeague's Just
completed new hotel. is built, 1t Is
learned. within % feet of the site of
the birthplace of the father OF the
Hamilton family. Mr. Harry l.. Ham.
ilton, the proprietor of the hotel. Is
one of the sons. The location of this
old house was just little northeast
OF the eastern wing of the new hostel
~. Mr.. Hamilton's hotel is certainly
near hallowed spot for many rea-
sons. At the time the old house was
built the whole section was dense
woods.
Rev. s. w. Fessenden. pastor of the
Pentecostal church, will attend and be
one of the workers at the Hebron
Camp Meeting at Attleboro, Mass,
June 80 to July 9.
Mrs. Newall of Springfield, Mass,
who purchased the Hawks cottage,
has come to the island for the sum-
mer with her family.
The Fair family from Maiden,
Mass, are at their summer home on
the South shore, near the new Ham.
ilton.
E. c. Weber, Charles w. Hamilton
and X. III. Cleayes were in Portland,
Tuesday morning on business.
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Bustins Island

Miss Crosby. who has been the sum.
mer guest OF her sister, Mira. VIM.
Carberry, for many seasons. died
last April at her home in Roxbury.
Mass, Of pneumonia. Miss Crosby
was a beloved and respected teacher
In the Boston public schools for sew.
eral years. and her loss Is keenIy felt
by relatives and friends who miss her
always cordial greetings. Her many
friends at Bustin's Island extend their
sympathy to her family.
: The summer colony Mt Rust,n,.
Island VIII hear with deep regret OF
the death OF William III. Hendrie.
wnicn occurred at his home In Patter.
son. n. j., June 10. DIR. Hendrie was
one OF the most popular members OF
the IT'S Club, and had endeared him.
sell TO all, by his lovable disposition
ana true manliness. He will be great
ly missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Conoyer Of
Somerville, Mass. were week end
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt at Sea
Glimpse.
The Brunswick Congregational
sunday school held their annual pic
mic here last Saturday. A delightful
day and q merry time. say all.
Mr.. George Guppy took q header
into the waters Of Casco Bay yester-
day. Although Il was uninteutionai
MI. Guppy reports the water quite
warm, but says he will wear his bath
ing suit instead Of his business suit
next time.
Mr.. Weber and family are here Cor
the summer 1t the cottage Bidea-wse.
Mr.. sheehan with her two grad
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Peaks Island

Chas. +. Porter and family of Port.
land are here at their cottage for the
season. They arrived the latter part
OF last week.
Mrs. George Denart of New York is
summering here on the island.
Miss Mabel z. Curtis of North Caro-
lima Is making an extended visit with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Packard of
Augusta have been stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hill.
IT. Nutter OF Nashua, N. H.. IA
among the New Hampshire contin.
gent who make the islands a summer
Visit. He Is passing two weeks here.
A complimentary banquet to Mr..
Edgar n. Rounds was rendered him
by some OF his friends last Monday
evening at the Peaks Island House.
Mrs. Adaline Adams has re-opened
her summer cottage on Island avenue.
The Peter Sodergren cottage has
been named the valhalla.
Mrs. William Miller has been enter.
tanning as guests. Mrs. William Mer.
rill and daughter Helen.
Tue insieside cottage was opened
Saturday Of last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan p. ingalls, are the owners.
The only automobile on the island
thus far this season is that of Mr..
Charles w. Smith OF New Haven, who
Is one OF the recent arrivals. He
brought his car with him and intends
to make good use OF II on the island
roads this year.
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now located at South Portland
| Priced
| Right.

now located at South Portland.
Saturday the summer schedule for
the two mail delivery goes into effect.
This Is always welcome news to resi-.
dents aud tourists alike.
Mr.. William Rent, who is visiting at
capt. J: G. Drinkwater's, is spending
lew days with Mr.. ID. p. Hamilton
at Cumberland.
Mrs. RebeSa Hamilton OF the Sea
Breeze cottage was spending a few
days In Portland last week, the guest
OF Mrs. Chas. Soule of=.Washburn ay.
enue.
Mr.. Fred J. Wolfe and wife.
OF Bethlehem.w with their daughter Miss
Gretchen Wolfe, are due to arrive
July 9TH to. be the guests of Mrs.
Thornton at her new cottage.
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Visiting HIs Parents Here.

Harold r. Cram OF Boston, formerly
of Portland, Is visiting his mother at
the Seaside cottage for two weeks.
Mr.. Cram has studied for several
years under Mr.. Eric Pope. the Illus
traitor, at the Eric Pope School OF Art.
Boston, and intends to remain a year
longer there. After graduating he
viii join his brother In France, where
ne hopes to continue studying art.
Mr.. Cram will leave the island
about the FIRST OF July for Boston,
where at present he IL doing illustrat-
ing, poster designing. etc.
He hopes TO return to the island
about the middle of August and will
spend the remainder Of the summer
with his parents. Mr.. Cram IL young
artist Of great promise and already
No work II receiving considerable at
tention.
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Trefethen's.

hr: and Mrs. James Smiths cottage
the Emoh, has been opened for the
summer. They are among the regu.
lar island visitors.
The saxtonia cottage 30 II Is ru-
mored, Will be the scene of q pretty
midsummer wedding when Miss Nan
Saxton viii marry Mr.. Frank willard
OF South Portland Miss Nellie SAY.
ton, who was in the western states
Iast sonmer, has arrived here for the
~. aad Mrs. Frank Howarth have
retoFHed ron . short visit with
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:. Here Ter the summer.
Clara Louise Burnham, the gifted