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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
HERE ARE A FEW NEW ONES.

WOMEN'S BLACK DROP STITCH
 LISLE THREAD HONE. Full fashioned. regular price 25c. factory sale price l7c pair WOMEN'S TAN LACE HOSE. Regular price 1212c, factory sale woMES's WHITE SILK x NECK ls'ti
 HUGHES. Regular price S2,9s, factory sale price 59c each WOMEN'S BLACK SATEEN
 SKIRTS. Fine quality sateen. deep ounce, trimmed H. S. ,rutfies or tucked and strapped, reular price S1 .49, factory sale price S1.19 WOMEN'S NAINS0Ok GOWNS. Low neck, short sleeves. trimmed with lace edging, insertion and ribbon beading. regular price S19S, factory sale price S1 49
 WOMEN'S GOWNS. High. round and V neck, long or short sleeves, trimmed with lace or embroidery. regular price 9Sc, factory sale price 79c each WOMEN'S LINEN SKIRTS. Made of butchers linen. 9-gore. plaited style, regular price S2.9S. factory sale price $1.9S WOMEN'S OLD BLUE CAMBRIC
 SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Strapped seams. pipe with white, regular price S2-50. factory sale price S1.59
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
0AKVlLLE HAPPENINGS

Mrs A. w. Coupland of Boston is visiting Mrs Bothwick at the Hinman homestead.
 The six weeks old son of Mir and Mrs Charles Smith of Knob Hill died last night. Funeral from the house to- morrow with interment in Southbury.
 Mrs C. A. Mosgreve and Miss Mary Kelly have returned after weeks visit with relatives and friends in Springfield
 David Downs has resigned his posi- ton with 4. A. Adt. s-''
 Arrangements are underway by tlic Oakville ball team for 8 game with Litchfield on next Saturday afternooi at Litchfield.
 Arthur King of Thomaston was Il visitor here this morning.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con gational church forwarded 8 beaut- full collection of flowers to a mission in New York today.
 Miss Natalie Smith is visiting in Bridgeport.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
The GREAT A. & P. TEA CO.,, 29 E. Maiu St. Phone IT'S
oBsEQUlES OF PAUL JONES.
Remains Placed Tn Temporary vaul
 In Naval Academy Grouuds

Remains Placed In Temporary vaul
 In Naval Academy Grounds.
 ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 25.-Th' body of John Paul Jones is now il possession of the United States. | rests on American soil, housed tempo rarily in an unpretentious vault in the center of the grounds of the Naval acad emy and near the unfinished chapel ir whose crypt later it is to find honored repose, perpetual inspiration to the young men of the nation here trained in the arts of naval warfare.
 In wonderful contrast to the sailing days of the first admiral and founder of our fleet the modern warships iu ornaments of steel stood silent guard strength and dignity as the last sea voyage of the century dead fighter came to an end.
 He was put ashore with the honors of an admiral; he was entombed with that sincere simplicity in which q re. specting republic shows its deepest feeling. The memory of his deeds found voice in the boom of the minute gun. The lavishness of oratory and the splendor of pomp are reserved for the time when his dust is to make sacred the splendid naval abbey now being erected. Until then the cease less tread of an armed sentry will mark the nations vigil.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
WATERvILLE.

". W. Bowers has returned from a two weeks vacation.
 William Lallier has accepted posi- ton in the machine room of the American Pin Co.
 Miss Mary Mclaughlin of Water town is visiting friends on High street.
 Miss Lottie Hotchkiss of Bridge port is visiting friends in the vile.
 Class meeting at Grace M. E. churh tonight at [ :45 o'clock.
 Regular meeting of Waterville Co W. R. K. of P tonight at s o'clock.
 Mrs Walter Field of Spring street is visiting her sister. Mrs Frank Senior in Ansonia,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
want Supreme Body Called.

CARLISLE, Pa. July 25.-Carlisle council, Royal Arcanum. which led off in the demand for recall of the supreme council to adjust rates, has received official notice from the grand regent that Pennsylvania's supreme representatives have pettioned the su- preme regent for a meeting of the su- preme council. That places Pennsyl. vania on record as one of five states demanding the assembling of the su. preme body.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

News was received here yesterday of the death at Yarmouth. Nova Scotia, of Miss Charlotte Woodford. daughter of Mir aud Mrs Leon W. Woodford of Fairview avenue
 Dr F. J. Futile has gone to New Hampshire to spend his vacation.
 In the probate court yesterday the full account of Jennie E. Kelley as guardian over Miss Winifred Kelley was accepted.
 Mrs Elizabeth Douglas of Beebe street has removed to Attleboro. Mass. where she will reside in the future
 Carlton Breen has returned from Boston where he has been spending his vacation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Resnlts of Naval Disaster.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July 25.-All the men connected with the United States gunboat Bennington at the time of the fatal boiler explosion in San Diego harbor are now accounted for. The summary of the situation is: Dead. 5s: wounded. 46: uninjured. a2: deserter. 1: total number of crew before acci- dent. 1a7. c. A. Mumper has been found alive and uninjured. plotting out any missing list
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
NCY DRESS PRINTS.

FANCY DRESS PRINTS. fn medium colors, regular price 6c, factory sale price 31ac yd FANCY BLACK THIN COTTON
 GOODS.
 Lace stripes. corded stripes, dots. etc, all of them fast black. goods that we've been selling at 25c to 35c a yard. factory sale price lie yd
 BLACK TAFFETA SILK. Full 36 inches wide. regular price s1, factory sale price 72c yd FAST BLACK PERCALINE. Regular price 121ac, factory sale price s 1-Sc yd
 FANCY PILLOW TOPS. A manufacturers sample lot of Soc Pillow Tops, no two alike. factory sale price 25c each WOMEN'S FANCY BELTS. In moire and leather. regular price 25c, factory sale price 5c each
 UNBLEACHED SHEETS. Good size and good quality of cot ton, factory sale price 32c each
 NAINSOOKs. In checks and stripes, regular Sc quality, factory sale price 41ac yd MEMS FOUR-IN-HAND TIES. All good styles. in light and dark colors. regular 25c goods. fac tory sale price lie yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
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HARRISBURG. Pa. July 25.-Crim- inaI prosecutions of Pennsylvania rep- resentatives of the beef trust are about 10 be instituted by Dr. B. H. Warren. state dairy and food commissioner. The charges upon which prosecutions are to he based are that meats sold in this state by the trust are doctored in these two ways. cclored by washing with poisonous coal tar dyes and washed with powerful boracic acid so- iutions
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
ahof Ir MncL nneI

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. July 25- Frank. the only son of Judge |. q. Palmer. aged nineteen. was perhaps fatally shot Tn mock duel Palmer and Glen Carpenter. his lifelong friend. in fun stood hack to bsck and after pacing oH an agreed number of steps turned and snapped the triggers of their revolrers Witnesses were hor- rihed to see Palmer fall shot through the stomach The revolvers had both been examined and were supposed to he empty. hut evidently one cartridge had been overlooked.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
WILL GO BACK TO HAWAII.
Roosevelt Persuaded Carter That He Was the Man ror Governor,

OYSTER BAY. x. Y.. July 25.-A consideration of Hawaiian affairs oc cupied President Roosevelts attention for several hours. He had ss guest at luncheon George R. Carter. the gov. ernor of Hawaii. Governor Carter came to Oyster Bay determined to re sign his official position to escape the annoyance to which he has been sub. 1ected since he succeeded Sanford B Dole as governor. The president not only declined to accept his resignat tion, but told him to go back to Honolulu and he should have the full support and sympathy of the national admins. tYation.
 '1 advised President Roosevelt" said Governor Carter after his conference. "to accept my resignation. but he de. clined to take my advice On the con. trary. he advised me to withdraw my resignation and I decided to take his advice. That is the whole story in a nutshell"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Shot Cousin Five Times.

ALLISON, Va. July 25.-Wiley Mar shall was shot and killed at Panther Greek church Sunday evening by his cousin. Otey Marshall. There had been bad blood between the men for long time. and when they met Otey Mar shall fired five shots into the others body. Wiley Marshall died instantly. Otey Marshall escaped and is being pursued by posse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Drink Did All This.

CHICAGO. July 25. - Mrs. James Griffin. twenty-four years old. was shot and instantly killed and two other persons were wounded by Timothy Dooling here. Dooling then killed him. self. The wounded are Annie Griffin. seventeen years old. shot in the back of the head, and Patrick Dooling. father of the suicide. who was shot in the left cheek. For some time. it is declared. Dooling had been drinking.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Wilson Overcome by Strain

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Secretary Wilson is in state of collapse, brought about by the strain under which he has been laboring since the disclosures Of wrongdoing and bad management in the department of agriculture and especially the bureau of statistics. He went away last Friday to get some rest. feeling almost prostrated. On his return he had a vomiting spell. The secretary is confined to his home. He will be seventy years old on Aug 16.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Y. z. Hrntt Mi,.ins.

OSSISTNG. \. Y-. July 25.-Nsthsn- iel s. Hyatt. who lives with his wife at the Weskora hotel. Ossininc. dis appeared last Wednesday. and no trace of him has heen found Mir. Hyatt had several hundred dollars in money in his pockets and wore ievelry valued at sL50n He was weak and ill and is thought to have suffered from haIIucinarions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
R,..i. rnIucs, .p ,h. Water.

MAGNOLIA Mass. Iuly 25-u- de 1hsil- new secretary If the Russian embassy. had narrow escape from drowning by the upsetting of canoe and because he cannot swim was 0r- dered ashore hv EfeSuzni when he made second attempt to launch the canoe With him vss Miss Cotton. daughter of Colonel Coltou of Wash inEto1- When the cane went over. Miss Cotton vhe is good swimmer. saved herself with ease but the Rus Gsr had sone difficulty ia getting out ef the water
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
pr,..j.n B.ron Murdered.

KOENIGSBURG, Prussia. July 25.- Advices received here from Hasenpoth, near Libau. Prussia. announce the murder of Baron Preveru of the peas ant reform commission. During the disturbance on the occasion of the fu- neral of the victims of the recent riots at Lbau one gendarme was killed and two were wounded
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
TAKE AN EFFORT
Indignant, Fredon,an. Meet.
25 Grand Street

FREDONIA, N r.. July 25.-Foui hundred depositors of the defunct Ere donia National bank held an indigna- tion meeting in the Grand Opera House Several of the speakers criti- cized Frederick R. Green. cashier of the bank A committee was appointed to represent the depositors in probing into the cause of the failure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
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CHICAGO. July 25.-Kreigh Collins. who has held the western champion ship in tennis singles for the last two years. has again successfully defended his title. defeating Nat Emerson of Cincinnati.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25

15 Stamps with 1 can boned Chicken or Turkey o5c 10 Stamps with A X P Salad Oil 15c bot N. Y. State Full Cream Cheese 12c ID
 A & P CONDENSED MIL. Best made Full Cream
 9c can, 3 for 25c 1 lb Bricks, Best Codfsh-no bones 1Oc A & P Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter has made us famous for selling the best, purest and sweetest of buffers Price always the lowest. We keep only one grade and that's the best.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Daily Hepor. e. .e--su Fever.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. July e5-At it's session the state heard of health decided to have the city board of health make daily report on yellow fever cases. with their location and cf deaths r. was reported that there hare been seventeen cases to date and sir deaths
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
s.feie. Had Lost Enpleyneps.

CAMDEN V T. July SIFrankIin A Her7srd- eighteen yesrs osd- com nnftted sulicide Hv hanging himself in the cellar of his home He lc<t h1 employment last week sd this is bs Eeved to have oszsed hiu to end bis fife
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
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ANTWERP. July 25.-Bobby Wal thour. the American. won the 1n0 kilo- meter cycling championship here. The time was 1 hour IS minutes and 54 seconds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Nersar Hns Not Mad. Tn Vt. Ntvs.

LONDON July 25.-J. Pieu,ont Nor
 gan has not yet given definite reply
 to King Leopoldis arguments against ceiling the concession of the Hankov- Canton railway
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
GricYc, BiSSct & Holland 38 and 40 BANK STREET. TElspAsNE 583. AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS.
 August Patterns Now On Sale. OUR FACTORY SURPLUS SALE

still holds the attention and interest of of economical buyers who have been here almost daily since it's opening There has been bargains added from day day. of them such small lots that can't advertise them but instances you'll find the biggest values be had
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
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BOSTON. July 25-Governor Wil- liam L. Douglas informed special representative of the Democratic state committee that he would not be . candidate for reelection this year
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
How Could Theye

Cigarettes do not affect the brain for obvious reasons.-Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
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NEW YORK Iulv H-WiIlism M. Newman in 2 suit for divcrce alleged Inst his wife vss president of . 70 neas cfgaresfe club
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
out-Graftins Grasters

There are numerous indications that a good many are making lot of graft out of the grafters.-chicago Chroni- cle,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
N.Is.r ptr.r, N.r c.mnerre sfak.

DETROIT. Mich. July 25-WsIter Direct. entered and driven by Ed F. Geers Of Memphis. Tenn. st Crosse PoInte track vos the e5no Chamber os Commerce stake for PA class ps- cers s1d lowered the record for the stake fron z1sh to 2asA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
Cheap Cremation

The cost of cremating a body in France is only three francs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
A World of Comfort In Our Shoes

as many an owner of aching feet has found when he exchanged ill-fitting footwear for the sort we supply. Less likelihood of corns and other foot de- formers and discomforts when you slip your feet into our kind of shoes. Won't make your pocketbook ache. either. Come in and be comfortable for once. Our S1.9S shoe for men in patent colt anywhere for less than $2.5O and do clear the offer for this week. Boys russet shoes 1872 to 51a regular price of which is S1.50 and S1.75 for this week only $1.39. Grand value for your money at
 Grand Central Shoe House.
 25 Grand Street
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The Washington times., 1905-07-30
| LOWENTHAL SLATED
FOR EARLY HEARING

Detective Baur informed Captain
Boardman by telegram from Columbus
Ohio, last night that L. Lowenthal. who
Is said to be wanted In Washington for
obtaining money under false pretenses
from local jewelers., would be given a
hearing before some United States com
missioner at ? o'clock tomorrow after
no..
Baur intimated that Lowenthal is put
ting up hard fight against extradition
to Washington. The detective request
ed Captain Boardman to send him d
copy of the District Code. under which
LoWenthal will be prosecuted. Captain
Boardman says he Is confident that the
Columbus authorities will turn Lowen-
thai over 70 Baur within the next few
days.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
SIDE SHOW DEVICES
TO BE REGULATED
Property Holders Will Decide on Estab-
lshment of Merry Go Rounds,
Etc, on Vacant Lots

Major Sylvester has made recon-
nnendatIon to Commissioner Macfarland
for the amendment Of Section 13 of the
police regulations. affecting merry-go-
rounds, etc. The recommendation OF
Major Sylvester reads as follows:
mo merry -go-Tound. flying horses.
Ferris wheel. or similar device shall
hereafter be located or operated on any
lot or open space without the written
consent of two-thirds of the residents
keeping house within two squares in
each direction from the space Whera
said merry-g -go-round. flying horses, Fer
ris wheel or similar device is proposed
10 be located"
Commissioner Macfarland stated yes
terday that he would approve this rec
ommendatIon. 1t Will then be forwarded
to the Corporation Counsel for proper
construction
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
Four Removed at Colon.
Opening Peoples Pharmacy.

Tomorrow morning the Peoples Phar-
macy. the newest addition TO the drug
gIst field IN Washington celebrate rTa
formal opening Of their estabIis hment
al Seventh and / streets northwest. IN
Der Inc mana cement of C. NJ. Gibbs this
and repaired The fixtures in the store
are among the most costly ever brought
10 the city, tending to prove Mr.. Gibb's ;
assertion that he intends TO give Wash
1ngton 4 drug store of which everVoDa
could feel proud. Tomorrow every iadv
purchaser will be given a souvenir bottle
OF Japanese perfumery, and the gentle
men a pure Havana cigar Mr. Gibbs
VIII make speciality of low prices on
standard drug needs. ga
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
OBSEQUIES OF LATE
THOMAS KELLY
May Take Place Either This Afternoon Tomorrow
Morning-He Threatened Suicide.

because of his many visits to the hos
pttal on various occasions he was
melancholy and morose. and threatened
to take his life.
Yesterday morning he pretended that
he was asleep. and the nurse, who had
previously kept q close watch over
him, left the room to get some medi-
cine for other patients, When she
l~SS Kelly got out OF bed and, throwing
up Che window sash, jumped out.
He struck the ground and was kill
cd It is believed that internal hem
orrhages caused his death
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The funeral of Thomas Kelly. who
leaped from the fourth story window Of
the Emergency Hospital yesterday
morning viii take place from the home
of his brother, 1903 Thirty-fourth
street, Georgetown. The time has not
been decided, but the ceremony viii
probably take place this afternoon or
tomorrow morning.
Physicians at the Emergency Hos
pital were not surprised when they
learned that Kelly had ended his life
They were well acquainted with him
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

STANFORD. Conn. July 29.-This State
has furnished as remarkable pension
fraud, 1t is believed. as was ever perpe-
trated upon the Government.
John Page. member of Company l.
Tenth Connecticut Volunteers, during
the civil war acquitted himself with dis
tinguished service
Son ImpeIsonated Father.
He had son William. and some years
after his father died William made ap-
plication for u pension, representing
himself as John Page, who had served
in Company l. He obtained the pension.
In a few years he made application TO
be admitted TO the Soldiers Home at
Norotor representing that he was John
Page. of Company l. He was admitted
TO the home
After he had been at the home some
years he made application TO the Pen
sion Department for an Increase of pen
sion. TIE Increase was granted and he
was entitled 10 $I4 a month, which he
received FOR long time.
Fathers Comrade Unmasks Him,
One day there came to be an inmate Of
the Soldiers Home. veteran who had
done duty with John Page in Company
I. He could not recognize the man i'm
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
HOSPITAL PATIENT
REPORTS A LOSS

Detective O'Brien. of the Central Of
fice. is investigating the loss or lar
ceny of about $50 in cash and a check for
S236, which was reported yesterday py
the Rev. J. J. DOnough, patient al
Providence Hospital.
The priest says he has been confined IN
the institution for several weeks, ana
had the money only a few days ago. 1t
was in a wallet in his coat, which was
hanging IN q clothes closet. The police
have no clue.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR VI. |. ELTERICH

The funeral of the late William l.. Ell
terich, prominent lawyer of this CITY,
who died at his residence, 80 Indiana
avenue, Friday morning, win be held
in the chapel of Lees undertaking es-
tablishmeut at 2 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoOn.
The Rev. DR.. Brodthage. of st. John 8
Lutheran Church, viii off1ciate. Inter
ment will be In Prospect Hill Cemetery.
knights of Pythias will have charge of
the services at the grave.