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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

NCN VtI ttIUIl 1U Ipl 'pth'
@lldten bate In 9otFl e'ne rrd'
llnrNhI9e Natt p'rprdtt, Ano osl
o0rdltI I9snoe 2ul mar dlt mon
oG'nlh dilSetban, 'sIls' pon oer Fe'I'
Der lln9'!pIb9et aug rC9,eh N.tOe"
gu teraQIAsr,
GH 0Her brtdnnil'H DE un9eoN,o
Der Ernort'll|N ne Stallosl' 'Iu'
llirjt. lonoern ,h M "e9,lllo'lI 'ts
l~lrenolIte d%l9otpnl, 70 oNntie btIS
@Ilt oie'er 10Ne ais Der IahN''e Jet
mes gsb,n@, llno mgr, Nho fleqt
ordTN'e lIt nm Der Heo'''te HA'' paE
er en- diem p"Ihlhl uN9 1e'H'
Mo''nllr9 AM or J''eroel'''ol 0FS
Serrn W''II!'r cine O't9sO''Ne 'e''
ltno il tc9db II lld) oenn ItenoE
4 On e llDr enoIit auI leln be ht'oe
e. &immsr uno NeBts III eIeI nleoer,
Al IL, pen frHo'Nem tredtn ourt)
telt. al FRANC, Tenn otdiIih psrnd0}
tr, NE trduren eine ipoqtUetd!llN
Gimme rA0 be- Qrb,cr Ntrrn It'
Clut irlg'e. UleidSsjtiN 0Ifnste f.
bic 1bijr, uno uOr jbm itdno in eiN;
mr. 4'erIr1, ipu niht SEER Wtiillst
- lopll db,t Der 0igettor I'm &ultu
miuiitsrium. SEER pon NItmdnn, ais
Der ilb ibm isin 1eitrilsr HciieaeiI1rte
oi!smul portellte. Dem upNtGnoig
perbIiifItsn g brsr bic 0dno reid)enO,
nabm sr pbne peiteres dlf BEN
Sppba YIaB, IuO @hlddsn ebenIaIls
gum Sibcn Elm uno sr0iInste ais
balo !ur3lu,0 he ll~nterbaitun0 nit Der
6rd1e:
Ma. Sic BADEN wobl Elm bibdtn
~un9souIoi9 duf bic Wdtriht pon Dem
dItsn WtiiQer Nelportst - mas? Odd.
ten 9epib. oGb Is nit Ieinn WerIpre:
dun9eu Giii9 lei 49, pie?"
%. bite Ssrr MiniitsrialoirsttOr".
(tptttrte Bluddsn, vlp;e oiirfte id mir
erlIuten -"
nYrduhen ii6 our nitt lu entihuls
oiltn". unttrbruh i'm iouiul Der alts
Meyr. .ih leane oOs! Muein, Der SEER
CberihuIrctbS Gulsrlih mar beuts ct;
mas lhpsr Su srre;hen, unb crit Dor
elmer Stuuoe funo er iiA i'm Miniite
rum lei mir eiu. lpo i'd inn osnn
Sbre lpsrtEe VsriOnlihteit in Grinne
rune brahtt uno i'm ltrtrdulih nm
NuitIdrunl ilber ben Snhalt pieics
Shretbens bat, oas id Sbnsn biermit
pitoer juItele."
@Iuddsn nabm bas AttenItiit. iid
olutenO p~srbeu9eno, nit DOT ,%,iIres
9uug 3itisrnoer @ano in Is npidnA,
lno SEER uOn Nltmlnn iubr iolt:
n0isie Nuftldrun9 lpurbt mir benn
luh t,rsitpiIi9it srtbsilt. ua>' pdmit
nun ods &Ithisl Sbrer Oamali9sn
Nihtanittllung nidt LANCER Sbre Uss
mlitbsrube beeintrGdtj1t, Oper sic
pieleitt gar i'm 5rdums osrNddt usrs
irl1t, 10 nil id Is Sbnsn loien, MsiH
6rsuno, Der NeItrsnae SER OberIhuls
ratb, bate ulleroinss bic bette 2tbiidt.
Sic fir bic uepiinI6te STEELE in Yori
idld9 gu brinasn. 9lber ais er glbenos
SufGuis bas S~tiitunNsfelt oes 3sbr.rs
psreins beIubts nur Elm 9iertels
itiiuo6tn -, gu Sbrsm psd lsioer 9ss
rabe bas 9ierttIttiino6en, pGbrsno
benz sic Sbrs itu6tfroblidsn 3sdIiss
Der p%Ortru9sn, - ais tr aus Sbrsm
Wunos b0rts, pis Sic nit flummtns
ben Wortsn psrIi6srtln, oab bic Dor.
iebuns Sic nit sinsm unItilbureu
Surit 9sIssnst babe, uuO IS fir Sic
ni6ts SaFsnspertberss sGbe ais Elm
lsIres @las. od pdren Sic bel Dem
Ssrrn Oberidulratb 10 luds man I'm.
ten ourh" nennt, uno fem GntIdluB,
einsu 10 n%snra9irtsu .Srinier" untsr
tsinsn llmitGnosn cine before 2sbr=
fsIt."
.0as alfo par's", iprad @ludden,
"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11


VA, et iolt FtslItr am etlt 9'9en 4
llr urh omar trntrjice gu Yttt az
ioWumcH ocuN San 8dununn bate
i'm III Cin!m ioltun'r 5tiitung ;IeIt
n.a HCb;sr0Cr'ine ih,eppt, no .r
Siudr mlmhdIt alien y yiuden, i'm
3um lrju'tI ~ perltI,en. n,bt dber
ney NIIioIo'yuno ann Nortrd9 lsin'r
Mccitu. ipinpritdnn
hu0 "a ri, bic @'itnf 1ait, ala CT
tle Vcojun letr1t, in eiuer Gub>rIt
11imjrtcu StjmmurO leiono, 10 re
2ji.r!e NI,:1Gtu il5tUurGn0liO ais
~rdienoiG Nhlmner len { G~teDertoirs; ),
nit tutm Neuty. has iie benz tIs,an
9er,dtn 0dr rjht Sl1straut tittea.
ri:ter ejnmal IejntI ~ ruln res e,
Gl-ts" mn D0s Vieo pom .DnIt", bel
rt'en GhIuhiltopIe:
SA bdiis mlr Zines: Gin lecrs5
Trrit, 3reunos. itp6t an! &b lonns
eld) mas"
Gin 'tiruiit,r Hr>'l lcaSrlh. rtr "
entr ND iiirnt'ji bertn Cpatinn i"r
ben oi&TnocN GoIieNn Il3tIdl1.
"a, Is mar Irbr iD0n Nt Oei"n!
I IN'dens ,SUI, Der i'm nIA t}r
@cjmatb Surijt5r0h.e, QjuN crit I'M
Srsi lllt, er latte diiO tsiue EiIe nit
Nan Mobilization urS ,k, q, EL 6,rsu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

Tuip. .S0r mai, GuuuIe,
luie maht man ss osnn %ei9entljd bsim
SdpGren?" nWeahlIb milit 0u
bus pi1en?" We'll ih ble meiuem
artbur slpiQe Qitte idp0rsn mub."
Yerpl0ppert. 3ubndy5t
1ur Yutjentin): Wein UOtt, 6tdus
lein, lpis tam man 70 Gn9it'iG iein;
baben Sic nidjt has per9niilte Weiibt
Der anbsrsn Yatientin GeIGben. Die eben
bsraustdm?. .. uno tsy babe it ioQdt
,inen unrihtigsn 3ubn berau9gejcgtn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11
s6rsdIiAs ed,msr,sn otlinSsrt

Shrsdlihe sGmCrScn otIinbsrt.
Eat@ idrsdlide Sdmrrssu &C.
ptinipi iufOlee bee @eite unueroau.
n Sps fen. nnbm V. .. @lapion,
Oh 4ulO, Uhf., Gr. Riua's Ren
lie ElDE, init benz Rriul,Ote," MT,
e. lGlelbt. hos Id iurirt wuros.'
HE y,resn uno Geod, me 'nO,onun
yen Uviben esbObeu oui@ iblsui Ian
Ssrnbsn SiubIeaua bsiUnb ne GiJen'
iaoitsu. Is Gents 10 Ra Ter HrUf.
~aputbste,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

Scr BREEDER pdrsn isit Der 9srli:
ner llnlIiidsrtiit %psriloNen. Dit
Sebrthitla'tit e'lu3ttus 9ina in Nsu.
fClpen ilrsu tHil lleittn Gang, Ell
ieIbIt mar Elm gang lnosrsr geruors
Ten. Steu u"o rsrItimmt bsgd(
er Iit aus Der Shuls nab SuuIe.
uno lt;ne 6runot u1o Sstdnnten BE-.
tlmen lin GAR nh; msbr gu isbsn.
IA sr iejne Nasnos luaIAlitBli6 bel
ieiHSr Srdut uuo tslen Wiuttsr gu:
brGd)tt.
Sins (l9te abtr tau6te pl0blit,
Hls O,rjht lui @Iu3htu isi euro.
pdrioe uro lpolls nab Mmeritd aus.
gpdno'rn. llno hem mar pirl!id 10,
he 9trIintr HeIhiht', feline ibm
gang uu5elr ifIiht 3uridreiiuug 10
nah BEN ;SisI uno bic ausIihtsloiis.
ttit. in ~lbiebbarsr ,3sit cine anbtrs
St.lung gu finotn. bic es ibm err
mGSlia'. ieius Yrdut bsimSuiibren.
ar bies hattie ben GntIdIuB in ibm
rtifsn IdHen. benz Wdttrldno ben
Siidsu 81 tsbrtu uuo i%snIsits oes
Wt,rss. mn iid autsn QsbrtrGften
trsiilihe ausiihtsn fir cine raiders
6lrrisrs boten. iein Slid gu perIu'
den. Wit ben t.iosn 5rdu.n mar
ul,s auf ods s~ine.benOits btiprOden.
lluo 10 weht, fib bsnn Der 2tbrer
sItid am srittn 9ao Der tkinen
p,rbffsrien gum sGpsittnmaI ua4 Der
Eeidi bduptItaot aIf. UNI bort bel Ell
7tm 9t0Esrsa IusplnotrunGs buredu
osriCnlit bic Yorbsr,itunetn fir I.:
ne a%meritafobrt N t~rtTfsH.
9itsmnl ot.r iolte sr 9tlin nidt
otnt tintn Grserlid.n Spiid:nfalI
srrsid,sn. giui9. WsiIel BON Der
SduptTaSt SpGne cine nur6 bds
nGdt.i9e gntsIsiisR zines 8iit.rSus
g.s psronlnbts 9slsisipsrruno 9luds
den gu .iEsm f~r.ipiqig:n Aufentbalt
in BEN prim;tirta BdrtsinnI Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11
Lhdmhtrluin's P'"M >llt>iii'
hilfl Sic Sidtur.

WcoiSineu, hle bic Ndtur helitn
iinh mmer an mi tinmiitn. Clan
'erluin'S tuirn Dh olS'n hnnheI
'ndl ohiem EInne. Sic hat ber
1uiien Nrud, IDr heu Nusmmi un
nit bte Intm, tnS Suiirm in elue'
le'unber 3nlluno MT oub nSulirIler
IL III uher tluel pruB 5hell D:
{ u,l'iiiten Well ibrer unidaebnre'
S,orn'hniten weQen belub ut. luu
rnoe bnbeu lb,en hubtn Btrt b
SQUAT. Sic Wttt mpaen 0e Nnlc
". b0B zine @,fnlturR in rlne Gun
treni5uuouua ii b;raebt. 3am BE,
nui bei Matter BINS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11
llriadE ron ehlaflSisfsit.

unuerbnuild)teit fort br,nnbe Inn
aler m, b. ober weniaer ben Shlai
unr 1T 1T bic u,indlr uon ShloiIO.
iiat,,t. 8irle Sale iiub bnuernb uou
Gbamberlain's Maaens nnO Geberta.
ielten aeheili morten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

Sudden mar rNn ie9,r Elm 6riih
oufisbsr uno bate; Az anosren Wtcr-
gen nidt ptnjl eri aunt, odt Ter Sci
ger isinsr llbI b.rtiis dui Elf itano,
oils sr in itinem @litbiu8 eEpddts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11
Sic @5Wt.
Elcn Walthcr 7ontouS.n.

@cn WaltNcr 7ordrS,n.
Stoucr SrrmSIine non Ncm Trrrt
Shpcbit nit lcihtcm SlllNriiN!Hj.
lluaebemmt bon Grcenidipsre.
Sin uno Lcr Den 6dn3cn gag.
SIottcrIt iitrr Snn!lrn Wracr.
Qciht qcrCet ucl lpciicm @ildlt.
aommii 10 itcIs mn frci Ncionci,
Bon ecm 3ccrcobulh rr'rt'dt.
Gift Elm @iIS ScS 'iihrcn Sircbeiis
On bic trcitc. mcitC welt
Sci Elm GorhilN Ncmtitcn |rhrrls
BON her Flip bis 81 rem %clt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

.Gtru", erpjoertt ttrjIlN WIut.
q II, BEN e anQcii@ts Der ljeb,ns
piiro;0el @tmiithlihteit ocs ottsn
Germ gang cj9entbiimIi@ ~ WIut3t
Wurse.
p8ut". Tpra6 pjeier, oas G6rift
ftiid emile 'enb. "llno lpGnn Is Dem
: tmmcl uNo o'n t0n,1lid prsnBis
jte1 E;icnbuhnIiSius 9eidlIt, uns
nr6 beutt nab Berlin gu beiOroern,
10 N~iirIten 81. pieaeitt morNen
g(bsno te,ei.5 wiiIen. moran Sie limb.
Sic pobuen bod wisNsy lei Spu1
heinz"
.gtue oin95, Ssrr - Serr -"
.Wiiuer! Stjlthtpe9 Wiiler",
Ip al Ilhrno Ger Nlts, .uno nun IaI'
II js uNs nal itbcn, oh mir Nus
iiht bal en-. sno,id aus oieism trdurI
gen Nsit srl0it gu lus.osn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11
@e6rau6t oen
Wine of
Cardui
III Dunfe.

Gcio SIR leiecno?
Mar Gner Mrst nidIt crfol8.
rciG2
3ctenSclt Chr Gud, lieber
fclbt 81 Sauic?
9einabe l,5O0 600 csarcn fauf.
ten Garpui Ne,n pon ben Npos
tbeIern, uno baben il4 ~ Sauie
furirt non ioldem Seioen ipie pc.
risoiide uno nieSeroriidenbe nnb
Gitritpti1 merger, NeibiluB, In.
fiudtuorlcit, 9ierpoiitdt, eduins
bel, llebeltcit uno Sriblinn, perurs
iodt our9 weibIide edwdGe.
Tics iiuo ieine Ieidten isdue. -
Ter Guroui: Ypein iurirt, rpenil Der
Nri feb' idIG9t.
Ter Guroui @ein rei,t nidt
bic Ersane. Tie SebanpIuns ut
idmer;IcS. Gr 1T EN- fiiuenbes
Nlttel non S%eiltrdutern, obne itarte
uno berbe Seitanbtbeile. @r lit
erfol9reid, neil er auf natiirlidsm
&ege bellt.
Sbr fonnt ben Wine of Cardui
beim Gpo:beter fir $l.00 per
Tlai9s iauien. uno f6nnt Sbr
beute nod bic BUR antreten.
0olt Sbr i'm probieren2
On EaIsu. no %beiuubsre Wuwsifuu-
gen u6tblN ino, aorrfirt. be 6 pmp.
tome orgsbei b. The Ladies' Ad-
visory Dept, The Chattanooga Medi-
cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

Orei 6dhworsnt nit elmer fIsiutl
.fldih die 0hdmterloiu's fsibpth
Cholera unS DurhfdlI . 2llebi;ir
pom Gboltrs ,lorbus 9shsilt.
ger 81. ". 5Onlsr Siebtumer
Aln . eiS1hlt cine Griabtuna bic e.
I'D {, uIbren0 er ais 9eitwUre
Cr IN eli er observation-disclosures /.
{tparbsuiue, 8reisbnuplhnot pon
aleIie 9IebOurne, Nlr., fi9urirte. U,
iaat: -N6hreno i'd bort NOR, OBJ id
ttpaS friiheS uno nuh 8urit'Jleiih
Nas bel mir Cholera NUrbus in lebl
ihlin mer SOrm usrurinhte. Sd
ilblte ara eIen6 unb itidte nah e.
ner aewiRsn Cholera . Sieoisin, fat
oefien innote mir Der NpOtbtier rln,
5lnide 9hombsrfoin'S 4eibueb, Gbo
Zero un6 Gurdtau. ARebisin nit ben,
Bemeiieu, 0aB er 6as @euanIdt,
bdtie. mir abet In 5Olee ber CT.
probthsit oieieS Ssilmittels, uorsb,s
mir ietteres 81 hidden. ba &c fdl
oeHen urfehlbare BUR eornntire. Sd
nat m cine Dole bauuu uno fablte i,
idnf NInuteu better. Ole lpeitt
Cole beilte mid edn;liH. 8pe,
Lhiteeidrpprene litten in berielben
Hei,e unb cine fiui unb stuansip
Slalhe heilte uus aae bret.
Hum 8eriaut BET @alier Hrpa,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-11

etidi nab ,tutr 'rtttn 1rCbt.
eeoit 4 Bulpne, G%btuliCr. CIV EtaIl &trtt,. ". D
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
FILLING THE GLASSES
Pupils Can Still Register For the
 Winters Work.

Several who handed in their names and asked that places be kept for them in the classes at the Catholic Women's association, for some reason or other have not appeared for the lessons. However, their places were kepr for them and all such are now re quested to come for the lessons this week. or call on the superintendent to explain whether r-- still wish the places kept Although the thu .,s- son of the first course in each brancn will be given this week, those who wish to join may do so now by mak- ing arrangements with the superln- tendent.
 This evening the meeting of the of- ficers and directors will be held, hay ing been postponed from last night, the regular meeting night. On Thurs day evening of this week the regular meeting of the association will take place. It will take the form of so- cial session. Refreshments will be served and some form of entertain ment enjoyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
1.-THE SHAUCHRAUN"
Cast of Characters That Will Present
 This Great Drama in City Hall.

On the evening before Thanksgiving day there will be presented in City hall one of the best of all Irish dramas and written by that great and original play writer, Dion Boueicault, The Shaughraun" It is drama in three acts and filled with scenes that will hold your interest and close attention throughout. It is written somewhat away from the old threadbare plots of Irish plays. but still holds some of the features which have made these plays so conspicuous and entertaining. To add to the interest of the production Manager John Calvin has been exer- cising his skill as a scenic artist and the result will be almost complete new set of scenery for the production. Manager Calvin has no equal in the amateur field as regards hustling for a production and City hall stage has seen many changes for the better since he has assumed charge there. Popular in all societies to which he belongs. he has many friends who will be present on the night of the production to see just what use he has made of his brush in the preparation of new seen cry.
 The play, too, has been changed in many parts Back in the old days 1t was the custom in Irish plays to make everything in connection with the Irish character ridiculous and insulting. All this has been eliminated in the coming production and one whole act has been almost rewritten by the director of the play In order to make the presentation wholesome and appetizing. The fol lowing is the cast of characters that will present the play:
 Captain Molineux Ia young English
 officer commanding detachment
 at Ballyragget) .... W. J. Shanahan Robert Ffolliott Ia young Irish gen.
 tleman, under sentence as Fenian,
 in love with Arte O'Neale) ......
 .... .......... :. J. F. Coughlin Squire Dolan tauthority in Suilabeg
 and tutor and guardian of young
 Ffolliott) ...... D. NJ. Flanagan Corry Kinchela { squireen, insti-
 gator of all the troubles of the
 young Fenian) ...... D. L. MalUney Harvey Duff Ia police agent under
 the disguise of a peasant, and tool
 of Kinchela's) ........ T. NJ. Brown Conn Cthe Shaughraun, the soul of
 every fair and first fiddler of every
 dance) .... .... .... !i.tT.- A. Maher Sergeant Jones of the Forty-frst.
 .... .... ..... .... F. F. Fully Reilly and Sullivan two more tools
 of Kinchela' ...... ..... ......
 ......J. J. Ryan and F. ]. Kendrtck Arte 0'Neale Gin love with Robert
 Ffolliottl .... Miss Annie McAvoy Claire Ffolliott Roberts sister, af
 forwards in love with Molineuxl
 .... -. Miss Katharine Hart Mrs 0'Kelly (Conn's mother). ......
 .. ....... Miss Emily Espelin Moya Dolan Squire Dolan's niece.
 in love with Conn.,. -.......
 .. .... Miss Mayme Daley Bridget Madigan Ia friend of the
 0'Kellys) ...... Miss Mary Colwen Nancy Malone Ia neighbor of the
 0'Kellys) .... Miss Grace Morrissey Peasants, soldiers, etc, by members of Company A. Hibernian Knights and
 Division 2, A. O. H.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
BOARD OF HEALTH
Collapse of smoksstack Causes
 Trouble For Contractor Carroll

At the meeting of the board of health yesterday afternoon, Health Inspector Kilmartin reported the smoke stack at the garbage crematory. 1t tumbled during the past week and the contrac- tor has been burying the garbage ever since. He claims, so the health ofti- cer reported, that he cannot get the plant repaired in Waterbury, hence the cause of the delay in starting the furnace. This led up to some discus sion regarding the payment of Mir Car rolls bill of $1,4OO, Commissioner Jones claiming that he should refuse to vote for it until he had been assured that everything possible was being done to get new smoke stack. Be sides this Nr Jones thought that inas- much as the smoke stack showed a tendency to come down for some time past he should have been prepared for it. He also held what is now going on to be violation of the contract. Com missioner Mcdonald wanted to know what other course was open to the con tractor but dispose of it In trenches until he could get the plant repaired. except, perhaps, that he might haul 1t back again and distribute it in the different places where 1t was picked up. Chairman Rodman looked at the matter in the same light as MT Jones and voted to oppose payment. rather unusual course for the chair when there was no tie: Commissioners Me Donald and Loomis favored payment, but the opposition of Chairman Rod cI1ffiainnf f0 hold it up. Mir Stanley was not pres ent. It was decided to call a special meeting for Wednesday afternoon and in the meantime see if MT Carroll can be induced to attend the special session and tell all about how it happened.
 The health officer was ordered to abate the nuisance caused by stagnant water at Benedict's pond. The health officer stated that the company is will ing to narrow the bed of the channel provided the city agrees to straighten the course of the river. This 1t ap- pears would necessitate the changing of the Liberty street bridge at cost of about s20,O00. Just what action will be taken to carry out the order has not been made public.
 The monthly reports of the different officers were read and approved. The report of the medical inspectors of the schools was to the effect that during the two months there had been found PAT cases of head lice, 5 of measles. 3 of scarlet fever and of sore throat of suspicious nature. The number of contagious diseases reported during Oc- tober was as follows: Scarlet fever 5, diphtheria 2. measles 6, tuberculosis 13, and typhoid fever g.
 Food and Milk Inspector Sundin con- demned considerable food stuffs in stores and held up several milk deal CTS on the public ways during the month.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
WITCHES AND GHOSTS.
Members of the Friendly League Gel
 ebrated Halloween.


 Just the best time I have ever had" seemed to be the general remark as the members and their friends left the Friendly league hall last evening. This year the league was ahead and celebrated Halloween on the thirtieth that tonight all may be able to invoke the spirits in their own homes. But the ghosts were ready last night and between forty and fifty found their way into the hall, with solemn and grotesque movements, giving a slap dance, lowing and turning and finally forming a corkscrew which seemed to unwind and unwind in a sort of Alice in Wonderland" way until all the ghosts slipped out of sight.
 The program was opened with a Halloween song and closed with a pantomime in which the witches were stirring the caldron, fortunes were be- ing told, dead were passed, stairs were walked down backwards, and one old witch with her broomstick was trying to oust the ghost.
 Wonderful things were found out last evening that are to happen during the next year.
 After the refreshments the party closed with dancing. 4 .4-ls 48 4Hs.
 The decorations in the hallJrBeFe most realistic and were the work O. the advanced class in physical train ing, one member having supplied the cornstalks and pumpkins while anoth- CT kept the busy workers refreshea with apples.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
TIMELY TOPICS

garet, Rose and Katherine McNaIly, Miss Pollak.
 Did you try a mattress from the Hampson-Sellew Co? If you want re- freshing sleep get one of these lux uries.
 The Waterbury Market Go is selling Pillsbury's four at $5.60 barrel: eleven pounds granulated sugar 50c.
 The Union Supply Co offer their usual weekly bargains for Wednesday and Thursday. Stamps with every thing.
 The Shapiro Furniture Go is still giving away a white cotton comforta- ble to new customers.
 Be particular about your underwear. You can get the right kind of J. B. Mullings & Son.
 Have you ever tried Shows "Drifut shoes? HOlczer has them: they are waterproof soles and only cost S3.
 Langley does not get tired talking about Household ranges. Housekeep- CTS want them, they are built to bake.
 When YOU want school shoes. the kind that will wear more than one week. try Colby -Sherwood's kind.
 Gold plated picture frames for this week at Austin X woodrufrs for 25c. 35c and soc. All painters supplies.
 NJ. A. Green gives a few special prices on diamonds, watches and jew. elry. Look up his ad.
 Some good bargains for Wednesday evening at A. F. C0wles's millinery; s2.JO and S3 hats for sl-5O.
 Felt shoes S1 to g at ]. c. Jackie & Sons. See ad to-day about them.
 E.. J. Finn wants everyone in town to know that he carries the best shoes and the prices will suit you
 The Nufangl trousers are the kind you want. UpsOn. Singleton & Co sell them from S2-50 to S7.
 Monroe's business college fits pupils up for office work. The terms. S per month day school. S4 night school
 ID. L. Dickinson & Son are selling Duluth Imperial four at $50 a barrel Makes most and whitest bread
 All silks are marked low at Miller A Peck's. as can De seen from their ad. Umbrellas esc.
 Great A. & F. Tea Co gives ten stamps with one pound Of cheese six ty stamps with one pound of tea
 Don't pay trust prices when the Pub lie market win sell you meats at such low prices
 See the Universal shoe at COnnecti- cut boot and shoe store A fine wear ing and stylish made shoe at S21a
 See the Barlow Bros line of odorleSs oil heaters Ths prices will De sure to please you
 When you get ladies coats or cos tunes at Curranis you may be sure the styles are correct
 Wallace & wzlsh have tbs correct styles fn ladies' and Eeuflemen's fan and winter elothine
 Dodrprs shoe business has increased % that be is ealing for another night clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
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 Watch this space for Special Sewing Machine Sale TO BE HELD THIS WEEK.
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 BELTS OF EVERY KIND. Fine Kid Belts of soft leather for
 children's light coats, in pink,
 light blue, white and fine soft
 patent leather, 50c and 75c each Fine assortment of Belts in evening shades. in kid and silk, Girdle shapes, gilt and pearl buckles, kid in light blue, Nine, pearl and
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 peau de soie and taffeta in girdle
 and crush shapes, invisible
 clasps, black, white, dark brown
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 row shapes, S1.0O each Fine Suede Belts in pleated and
 crush dip shapes. at
 S1.50 to S250 each Japanese Leather Belts in black
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 white, red, blue and brown,
 straight and dip styles, extra coat
 lengths, 1Oc and 25c