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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24

were brought to Morrisville Saturday
for burial.
C. G. Fisher has rented his farm
and stock to his sons, Homer and
Charlie, who take immediate poses
sion.
Fred Boyce and daughter of Barre
passed several days recently at the
home of his parents, Bobert Boyce
and wife.
George Mann and wife from Barre
were guests at E. E. Mann's the last
of the week. The trip was made in an
automobile.
George A. Flanders and wife from
East Hardwick were guests at the
home of their SOD, A. w. Flanders,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Newell Woodward and Mrs.
Clinton Carpenter were guests at the
home of Frank Emerson in Hard
wick over Sunday.
Harry Moulton has a position as
passenger brakeman for the Boston
& Maine, running from South Union
to Springfield, Mass.
Tie Ladies' Social Union will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. II.
Perkins. Come prepared for sewing
after the business meeting at two
O'Clock.
Comrades of Geo. p. Foster Post,
No. So, G. A. R., will meet at their
hall at 10 a. NJ, Sunday, May %,
and will attend divine service at the
Cong'l church. Rev. Mr.. Perkins will
preach the memorial sermon. The
Woman's Relief and Ladies' Aid So
ciety will form in line with the Sons
of Veterans, as escorts.
The program for Memorial Day,
May 80, is as follows the process
sion will form in front OF the Grand !
Army Hall, with the Calais Band on
the right of the Sons OF Veterans,
Grand Army, W. r. c. ard L. A. S.,
also the school children, citizens and |
all old soldiers and sailors are invit-
to form in the line, whic4 will march
to Paramount Genet y, where the
Sons of Veterans will assist in the
service of decorating the graves OF
veteras. They will then return to
the G. A. r. hall, where dinner will be
At p. m. at the Town Hall,
there will be exercises by the children
and the Memorial Day address will
be delivered by M. g. Morse, Esq, of
Hardwick. Per order of f. b. Morse,
Post Commander.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
ELMCRE.

Mrs Clarissa Spauding is under the Dr's.
care.
Chas. Merriam is repairing the roads in
East Gilmore this week.
Chas. Cook. who has been ill for some time
remains about the same.
Myron Ellsworth is working for F. L. Stay
ton running the potato planter.
Miss Eva Ward visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Ward, recently.
Walter Decell has purchased one of F. j.
Smalley's famous westerd horses.
The Stowe Lumber Co. are so driven with
work that they have to dress lumber nights.
Mrs. Orlena Camp and daughter, Mrs. b.
r. Merriam, have returned to their summer
home here.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
WESTFIELD

Carl Bean has sold his farm on. the North
Hill to Jay Percy.
Rev. M. W. Farman will deliver the Memoir
ial Day addrss at Glover.
Alfred Bryant OF Canada, visited his broth
er, c. ". Bryant, recently.
Birney Gilbert of Barton, was in town re-
Gently purchasing horses for his livery stable.
A. Sprague of St. Johnsbury has been in
town the past week in the interest of life in
surance.
Rodney Foster has moved his family to his
village residence. which he recently purchased
of W. d. Miller.
Rev. Mr.. Junkins of Hartford Vt. is supply
ing in the Cong'l churches here and at Troy,
for two Sundays.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
wATERVIELE.

Quarterly meeting of the Free Methodist
church of the Burlington circuit will be held
10 the church at Waterville, Vt, June 2 to 4
Rev. W. Ii. Clark of Saratoga Springs, N. Y
will have charge assisted by the pastor, Rev
c. j. Hessler and possibly Others. The first
service will be held Friday p. m. at 2 sc
o'clock. also preaching at 7.30 p. m. The
services on Saturday will be as follows, at
1880 a. M, 100 and 7.30 p. m. Sunday ser
vices will consist of Lovefeast at $50 a.
m. followed by preaching and communion
Preaching again at 80 p. m. Every body
cordially invited to all the meetings
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24

All the healing, balsamic virtues of the
Norway pine are concentrated in DR.. Wood
Norway Pine Syrup, natures own remedy
for coughs and colds.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24

at was almost miracle. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me of terrible breaking out
all over the body. / am very grateful Miss
Julia Filbrldge, West Cornwel Conn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
PaSoo oScOIar al Fa-
r l en- ArGCibO.
OefIRitIVO traSIado do una fihrlea
d rabaCOS a C5guaS.
(De nuestrO CorrespOns0z.) }

Ma 70 3O.-Con motive de ser
hoy dia festive los nlflos de las es-
cuelas con su banda de mdsica han
lido ds pasco al Faro donde Sc les
obsequiaba con una merienda.
-Ba fondeado en- este puerto pro-
cedente de LunembuFgo la goleta
inglesa 0OphiEO con cargamentO de
salazones ? maderas.
Ell sabado es espepsdo en- este
puerto ell vapor xDonceD que carga
una buena Partida de sacos de azd-
car pues estan abarrotados los al
macenes de este dulce.
La fabrica de tabacos ala Gu
bahas Sc traslada defnitivamente
q Csguas habiendo comenzadO va q
enviaF a. aqUella ciudad vaFios dti-
les y tabacO.
Sc anuncia la llegada del Sc
nor Obispo a esta poblaci6n ell pro-
ximo sabado.
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SOIsnnes GuIt0s Bn Cumsri0.
(De maestro Corresponsdy.) }

Msyo 81 -Acaban de Celebrarse en-
este pue bio soIemt limos cultoa en-
honor de nuestra RmRntfsimR vf-gen
Maria.
Dssde que empt ron au novsna
hastS ga terminRci6n, 81 entuaiasmo ,
b f6 FeligiOss de eatos habitantes Sc
pAtentiz6 de IN modo cierto, como
BiempFe.,
Las damas de Ia scciedad comeriefls
han demostrado esta vez como en- todo6
los tiempos qae en- sus alm0s existe
purO u divino ell saCrosanto amor & Ia
religion de nuestros padres.
Todas les nCches un gPupo de argaIes
beI,isiInos de este eden fl forido del sban
cir Suc vocea dulcfsimas por los ambi-
tos del santo temple de Dios. Sus
Cantoa hsnchidoB de armonis, no Ian
podido ser mss subiimaa. MereCen
dichIs damRG felicitRciones sinceFAs
poF 90 aotivilad despIegsdG en- estos
actoa que FevelGn en- elias ese amor
idoIatrico hkCiR tan exoeIentes como
neCesRFios cuytos.
EI padre Herr6n 81 hablar de Maria
se eEpFea6 en- t6rminos muy aentidos
y mejor pensRdOs. alcAnzand0 un6nime
aprobsCi6n de Ia numerosR ConCuTRen.
ciA.
Llevada & cabo a procession que 81
hAbfa anuncindo Feault6 6sta como era
de eSperarse. pues asiHtieEon 10 menoO
mil AImas.
Hubo muCha illumination 'dentro ,
fuOPA del temple, eieVSndoaa On gl0hQ
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COIsgI0 en- IsTssYCIIY.

Desde el dia Is de agosto, 1905, quedaFa
alberto eu Jersey City, junto 4 New York,
un colegio bajo Ia dire6ci6n dsl acreditado
professor don Jose Z, Faiardo, maestro de CO.
mercio, contador p1bliCo, professor de ms
truco6n, ex-superit tendente de eseuelas,
donde Sc dara q los alumncs instruction prl-
maria y superior oomp'etasi teneduria de
Ibros, comercial industrial; calculo mer-
cantiI inoluyendo e1 70 banca correspondent
cia formaS meroantiles en- aI1bos idiomas;
oscritura en- maquinilla, todos los sistemas;
taquigrsfia, dibujo lineal m4sica, ingles,
espanol, trabajo manual y gimnasta. ~
educaci0n relig osa sera de oonfor nidad con
las instrucciones recibidas de los padres o
encargados. Habra un departRmento espe,
cial para las nifas, qulenes day noche esta
rian al ouidado de dos senoras de reconocida
doneidad. La eptrada e1 Ell cplegio cuesta
Sl5, y el estipendio de 81 semanales, por ade-
lantado la cual cantldad oubfira Ia casa,
comida, lavado. ensehanza, libFts, y medici-
mas en- casos leves Para mas ipformes diri-
giIse al professor JOSE L. FAJARDO.-B3x
~ Jersey Citv N Y
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RsprssalIas del puobIo en- Russia
varios atentados criminales.

Ufa. Russia, Is NJ yo.-Mayor Ge-
neral Sokolovsky, GobernadoF Ge-
neral de la Provincial de Ufa que
fu6 herido cou arma de fuego va
rias veces, ha sido herido grave
mente esta mafana en- los iardines
p1blicos. duFante Sc celeb-aban al
gunos festejos.
El agresOr deSap pareci6. La vida
de- gener | sokoloYsk , esta en- in
minente peligro, pero q conserya su
conocimiento
El disparo hecho al general So
kolOvsky, es el segundo cFimen de
esa naturaleza que ha ocurrido en-
Ufa en- ell t6rmino de dos amos. Su
predecessor General Bodanovisk. fnG
asesinado en- una calle de Ufa en-
Mayo 19 de 1903
Ell general Sokolovsky goza ba
fama de tener un caracteF en6rgico
y era sumamente vigoroso.
Fu6 nombrado para restablecer ell
orden q raiz de la muerte de su
aDtecesor.
FL dltimo scto de aquella auto
ridad. fu6 disoIver un club anti
gubernamental y suprimir la ma
nifestaci6n del 3Dia de Mayox. dis
poniendo ell a.resto de muchos ma
nifestantes.
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IN gan edifei0 en- Ia
Marina.
Paraee aUO "a 8Stdn terminates
los pianos,
Otras meioras que han sido anun.
ciadas.

H6blase de que 70 ess6n terminates
los pianos para ID cYeaci61 de un edl-
iCio Federal en- ID Marina, q ID bsjsda
de ID antigua pueFta de Espafia, frente
81 tioglado de Ia AduRna, en- 81 que pc
instRlaF6n todas las ficinas Federalea
de San Jusn.
ElIedi6cio tendrk va.ios pisos , en-
81 cehtro qn ancho Arco daEa lccaso 8
los carros el6ctFic9s Y transitO para 81
rdbgico.
Eltir gIado alificio de AduanR Sc
ran derribAdos por pertenecer toda
squel'A fsia de terrenOS & II EstGci6n
NAval.
Mpcho glnara en- clio ell ornate de
Is ciudad , 81 se tiene en- cuentA 81 do
rribn de ID muralla que dc & II salidG
de PnertR de Tierra. ell Gspect9 que
presentsr6 la CiudAd ser6 muy dis.
tinto.
SiIas otras meioras que se anuncian
ae coDfrmAn. sera ID parte bsis de ID
capital ls de mas actiyidGd y buIliciO.
Las mejoras 8 que aludimos SOD !:
drsgado del puerto 6f 1es del sf1o ac-
tuAl, estabIecimieLto de an dique. es-
taci6n naval y an muelle extenso que
pRrtiendo del actual. RiGs en- direction
del puente del SguR.
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, para terminar IL fssta. Sc varifi aaron
dos bsilas de primers v aequndR cIage
en lG casa Consistorial. auedando 6atog
muy lucidos.
Puede, pdea, estar cOmpIetsmente
satisfecho 81 padre Herr6n az aua FELT
gFeses y eapeciAlmente de varias sefIo-
Titas que no se dierOn puntO de FepoB0
hasta obtener que Ii fisstR quedaae bri-
llantiaima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

COLOCACION. .-Uo indiyiduo que
pOsea oonocimientos sObre el cultivO
de CRcaO, Csf6 , ffutoo memories. desea
enCOntFaY quien utiIiCe sus seHvicios
Presents aatisfaCtoFias referenCias. Di.
rfiansa 81 consul venezolano, FortaIe-
e IA. San Juan, p. II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
LIMA FERREA DEL OESTB

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capital
simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. e.-Mahana 6, 7y15, 8 80; As
y II 90. Tarde 1915, las, 3.15, 4.35, $50 y
Dias Observation-Disclosures 8. 8.l5, $50, GAS
IL 90. Tarde 1914, l.SO, $780, B 30, 4.30, $50
els.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
ba6o a Bayam6n, iday vuelta I! clase S0-25
2" Clase SO-16, De Bayam6n q Catalo ida
vuelta / :. clase 0, is, 2s clase O.10.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Oatafo en-
~ clase 3 centaYos:
Bayam6n, 10 de septiembre de 1908. Ra-
Bnon Vald&g,
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RoGas b,jo Ia supsrfitls dol agu..
Como es possible descubrirIas.

El ingeniero naval frances Re-
maud, ha llamado la atenci6n hacia
la circunstancia de que un globo
sujeto levantandose q cierta aItura,
puede utilizarse para descubrir la
presencia de rocas baio la supeFf-
Gle del aqua.
Todos los maFinos saben que en-
algunas parties del mar, los baios
So pueden descubrir por Ia coloFa-
ci6n del aqua. Desde ciertas altu-
ras. los bajos Sc descubren meior,
como, por ejempla, desde las coli
mas que rodean la entrada a Bfest.
De este Sc desprende que, dAsde un
globo sujeto q cierta altura sobre
Ia Buperfcie. especialmente en- aguas
d}nde hay muchas r cas- submari-
mas y canales tortuosos. Sc puede
descubrir los bajos con la vista, y
adn mejor por medic de la foto-
grafia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
SANTIAGO r. PALIN NER.

NOtario P6blico , ArchiYero Gene.
raj de- ProtoOOlog NOtaFiales. Allen
2s; altOl. San Juan.
144haA IS gnslls' Da & B p. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

CONsEJo A LAS NADREs. ~ 81 iatabe calmante
3S "a sefora Wnsow ebe usarse sienpFe one los nlnos
estan 81 periodic le Ia der c6n Ppporcona alivio
sNmedist0 al pequeho pacente ptodude ln sueno ni-
nral tFanquilo, ayia e dolpr FL agelto despIsra
sauy vvo alegte Es nuy aradabls aI Paiada, ealma
81 niho ablanda enciaa, aliVa sus olofe haee e.
Giles lac funeiones del estomag0 reEaR los antestos'
rs 81 meior remedo conocdo para IA diarrea ya pro
venka 6sfa De Ia deutc6n de cuaqieFa ctEa causss
TSnpase mucho cuC ldOTen pedlr eA IhrapB @at aat&
81 II sefora Winslowa q fnaior De s9poa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31
GRATIS. GRAF s.

solicitamos sgsnte en- su plaza para Ia
venta de Novedades en- Alumlno, tarjeteres,
tarietas, planohas para puertas, bandejitas,
etc. Nina uras, espeiitos, selloS fotcg cgrafcos,
etc. NueStrcs agentes eansn desde $50
500 por kemana. Pidause cat&lc gos infor-
mes para obtener musstTas gratis de las no
vedades mas vendibles CoHcors g. Co.,
Dspto f., New Rochelle, N. 3, y. A.
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GobIoTnO Municipal do LaT0s.

Yacanta d plaza de M6dico Auxi-
liar "a Sanided de eets pobIeci6n do
tadada con 81 hsber anual de aetecien-
toe dollars. se hscs p6b!ico para que
los FacuItativoa nua deseen hIcer soIi-
tudea. Io hanan dentro del pIszo De
GlieE dfap contar lleade d publicaci6n
Gle este Bnuncio. Tsareg. p. r.. Mayo
"a de 1905. Antonio G. GoDz6lez.
Aloslde, 3vR..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-31

ES UN DEBER.-V Vulgarizsr'e al pueblo
la ciencia modo de conservsr la saIud, es
hacsrle que estime su verdadero Valer.
como Sc consigue que 20 pueda viyir, sin
agentes microbiosos de los que deSarrollan
la tuberculosis, ell titus, Ia viruela, saram-
pi6n, dIfterie, ETC., enfermedades, que Sc We
asoman su cabezs, cuando menos la espera-
mos, on nuestras viviendas?
Pues hacienda que tcda casa que usted va
va oCupar, sea antes 'Desinfec 5ada" y pin
tada.
Y con los cadSveres, que 20 deba retener
on una habitaci6n las vpinte 81 cuatro horas
que marca la ley?
Pues haci6ndoles inyectar, lfquidos anti
plitrldos. Que le deisn completamente libre
de bacterias, con una fisonomta, tan ma
tural, como Ia que ten1a en- su vida.
IL qui6n hsce est tTabajos en- Puerto
Rico, tan titles y necesarios; los "Desinfes-
torres embalsamadores" que hoy hay auto
PiZadoS?
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NOtiCiaS gene raIes

Sc VENDE an bonito Coche blanco.
con trspiChe, de an caballo. para lS
venta ambulante de guaFspo: negociO
muy lucrative. $3.50
Denton Box 306 San Juan.
COMPRA DE FINCA.- Sc desea
CompraP de c0Dtado una fnca pequefiA
aue teDga terreno llRno y aQuR abun-
dante en- la cerCanfa de Bio PiedFas.
InfnFmar6n en- eata Fedacci6n.
AVISO. Para inter6s general del
p6bliCo, aviaamos, que con fechs 81
del corEienta mes de Mayo. traslada.
remos nueatro aImac6n y O6cina & ID
calle de ID FortaIeza ndmero so. Sin
ger Sewing Machine Co.,
10v. 9.
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Sc PABECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD D,,u. naaa n....
vinoI0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
WHY NOl LAD WAR!
President Roosevelt Advises
 Russia to Sue For Peace.
HORRORS OF NAVAL BATTLE TOLD
Nebogntor Condemned For surren- dsring His Ships-The tsu<es of RojesiVen-Ly's Defeat De-
 tails of Losses.

WASHINGTON. June 3. President Roosevelt has struck blow for peace ln The far east ln q conference at the Whit House with Count CaSsini The Russian aHIbsS-ador. the president eX- pressed tile earnest hope that Russia v9ud f1rrhvitb conclude ppace with Japan ProloUgatiun of tbe var. he be lierrs will moi result in victory for tLe Russ.an arm, and csH only serve 10 iu- crss-a IaBau.- ds.nands and render moro q ti,Hl- raa drafting of a treaty Of Teace -Ea.l The ear as well as the mlksdo ran sigu
 The p5es.Js.- smoke. be zaid. as the friend o' Russia 10 less rhan of Japan .af ou heha,S ro' only of 'bp Washing Ion gover- r~esr. hur .n ire interest nf tgnaHity. I-7-l l5s words have reacl ed Tss->ko--Sel7 aud have teen cou- muaicatnd 70 Farrrg- Nicholas in -'se friendly spirit .H vAih they were ut- tered theiF efTe.s cannot G.s. estimated
 Approaching inc natural feelings If the ambassador on srrb aa occasion. 'fa pres dent began rhe raurs-sstiogt bv frsnk personal expression of syni- Dsthy for Count rassint-
 The president informed -he -uhzs ssdo- thss he earnestly Br7.ed for g. esriv pes~e fn Tho far east ard that sl expressing this hope he voired nJf onl- hls strong personal sentiments and those of his government but ns heliev- ed these were held by sil of The pow CTS Ills opinion was that it v9gld be f mistake for Russia 70 continue ths war In addition 10 tie suffering CT tailed hv the naval conflict. he did not believe that Russia has anything ro win in proloagiuz hOstilitiss
 The ambassador was deeply touched by the sincere cordislity of his reeep- tion and the frank and friendly manner ia which the president spoke He said that he could not see. however. that there was anything in the present situ- sticn. unfo-ruasts as it undoubtedly vss. for his government which 1eces- sitsted Rnssis's suing for pezre- As f1 territory. he pointed out that Chfuz and not Russis hsd Fes7 rha loser. fo~ even Port Arthur rss held ouIr under lease On the sea Russia had nothing
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The C. M R. Shoe Co have pur- chased the White and Wells property on Rubber avenue.
 The Naugatuck High school base ball team went to Watertown this after noon 10 play the Taft school team.
 William F. Lynch. age 20 years, died yesterday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock at the home of David !. O'Leary in Depot Square. He has been in failing health for some months and only recently re- turned from Colorado where he went for the benefit of his hearth He leaves two brothers Joseph and John and one sister Miss kittie Lynch.
 T. W. Long has gone to the Maine woods where be will spend two weeks vacation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
ADVENTURE 0F BLACK P[IER
Continued From Fage Eight.

"l must really apologize. Hopkins, ' said Sherlock Holmes. T fear tbat the scrambled eggs are cold. However, you will enjoy the rest Of your break
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
9S-IO0 So. Main Stret.

We have purchased the entire stock of the Elite Millinery Co of this city, consisting of fine and ID to date trimmed and uuirimmei hats. braids. fiowers and other trimmings, also street and evening eDvU~.
 This i- an unusual opportunity SIS well as a timely one to snr'Ire q stylish and nicely trimmed hat 1T holf of irs former price
 sale will cnmmruta Wednesday. lu q m.. and will la-r untU stock is d.s- posed of.
 2o per cent dE.sount an aII os ou- Cloaks. Suits. Waists SEfrt., err. dur ing this sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
GrieVe, BiSSet G Holland
 Abreast of the Times

You will be when you have your clothing made by Stein method of tailoring. We understand tailoring yet we do not stop at that-we continue to learn keeping abreast of the times" which gives you the same advantage when you have us do your tailoring. GRAYS ARE FASHIONABLE. GRAYS ARE POPULAR.
 ft" FffE u-tA Our gray wollens are the latest pat terms put forth-only to be to pleased 10 answer inquiries as to cost and oth- CT matters concerning our new gray suitings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

WOMEN'S RIBBED UNION SUITS High neck, short sleeves. mill runs of the 50c quality.
 Tonight oic a garment WOMEN'S GAUZE LESLIE HOSE. Pretty figures, full fashioned make. regular price 50c,
 Tonight 2Jc pair wOMEN's WHITE CAMBRTC
 SKIRTS. Trimmed with deep fiounce of embroidery and tucks. regular price S1T5. Tonight S1.39 wOMEN'S LACE LISLE GLOVES. Black or white. regular price 49c a pair. Tonight De pair WOMEN'S TOP COLLARS. Embroidered and lace effects. regular price 49c, Tonight DC wOMEN'S BROWN LINEN SHIRT
 WAIST SUITS. Waist tucked yoke and back. 2 gore kilted skirt. regular price $50. W Tonight S2.50 suit WOMEN'S WOOL SUITS. Fancy cheviots. tweeds. etc. there are just a few of them. mostly in black and brown. well made. silk lined waist. they sold for S12.50 and S15.0o,
 Tonight S5.00 suit MEMS FANCY HALF HOSE. Neat styles in new designs. regu- lar price 12l.c a pair.
 Tonight 1nc pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
Forman's s 9S-IO0 South Main St.
MORE Important

than cleaning up ysHr back yard is to see that the PLUMBING in your house is Ia a sznItary coniition. IL doesn't cost uuch to have # right and save doCtor bills. also fl zin add great iy tc yor- comfort Ne vfH cheerfully give you aa estimate on plumbing and heating. and ean seI yg1 a first class Stamford Ranxa Phone 454
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

MEMS TWILLED COTTON NIGHT
 SHIRTS. The best 5Oc Night Shirt made,
 Tonight 39c each MEMS ALL LINEN HANDKER-
 CHIEFS. A regular 1212c article.
 Tonight Ic each
 PERFUME. Wild Irish Rose. Spring Niolets, and Liberty Rose odors. rcgu- lar price 2Jc an oz.,
 Tonight 19c an oz. OAT MEAL AND WITCH HAZEL
 SOAP.
 Tonight 2 cakes for Sc HAND SPUN SHANTUNG PONGEE 7 inch wide. all colors. including the natural shade, worth Sl,1 il yard. Tonight 62c q yard JAPANESE SILK. In black. white and cream and all colors. 2I inch wide, regular price J0c. Tonight 3Sc a yard EMBROIDERED LAWN SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS. Regular price 7:c. Tonight 59c 19 INCH ALL LINEN NAPKINS. Regular price s150, Tonight S1.25 doz BOERETTE EOILE. Regular price 15c yard,
 Tonight 7ioc a yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
Dorothy Vernon
 of HaddOn Hall

Bertha Galland's Last Seasons Sue cess. Presented with the identical scenery. costumes. properties and cleo trical effects used by Miss Galland dur ing the run of the play in New York. :.
 Prices are J0. 20 and % cents; after moons 10 and 20 cents. ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

THE ADVENTURE OF CHARLES AUGUSTUS NILvERToN.- NEXT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-05-31
Postmaster to Remain.

A Washington dispatch of May "a
says: The postoffice department today
made an order to the effect that Post
master w. f. Gruetzmacher at Water
town will not be removed for the pres
ent and will probably be permitted to
serve out the remainder of his term,
which does not expire for about a YEAR
Upon an order made in tine closing days
of Postmaster General Wynne's term,
Mr.. Gruelzmacher was to be removed
This was based upon report by a
postoffice insp ,cto.' who asserted that
there were irre2 2ularities in the office,
and although the postmaster was not
directly responsible therefor, he was
held to ne generally responsible for the
conduct of his office and his retirement
for the good OF the service was ordered
Postmaster General CCrtelyou declined
to rescind the order Of his predecessor,
out decided to have another investiga-
tion made, the result of which is that
the postmaster will be retained
Inspector Fosnes, who made the in
vestigation upon which the present ac-
tion is based. reported thu t the Water
town postoffice was we'll con-
Quoted, and that conditions generally
were satisfactory. He said that the
postmaster had secured numerous petit
ions urging his reappointment year
hence. Inspector Fosnes concludes his
report as follows: 'My conclusion
goes no further than to leave him un-
disturbed for his present time of service.