Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-21
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 Girls should be trained to do domes- tic, work, says one writer. No matter what qualifications girl may possess educationally, if she is unable to take ID household duties her school of col lege training will become failure anu life burden, should she enter into matrimony. Fortune is a tickle goo, dess. The wealth which 2 family may possess to-day may be swept away to- morrow. Mothers are in duty bound to teach their daughters what will fit them in domestic affairs to make their own life and that of others happy.
 The bishop of Texas is a man of physical proportions commensurate with the great diocese over which he las charge. Leaving a barber shop one day during the recent Episcopal convention in Boston; he lighted q cigar. Why, bishop" inquired the barber, you do that sort of thing ' "Oh, yes," was the reply; II have uone that sort of thing ever since was F. years old.'' The barber surveyed the six feet four inches of individual be fore him. Then: Its well yo' began young, bishop" he commented, flor they do say 1t stunts yo,:.'
 earth is Chatham Island, off the coast of Ecuador. This island lies 600 miles west of Guayaquil, and the equator runs directly through it. Captain Rein man. who was sent to the Galapagos group of islands to inquire into the proper grounding of deep sea cable, stopped at Chatham Island, and says 1t abOunds in cats, every one of which Is black. These animals live in the crevices of the lava foundations near the coast and subsist. by catching fish and crabs, instead of rats and mice. Other animals found on this island are horses, cattle, dogs, goats and chick ems, all of which are perfectly wild.
 Bishop Horstmann of Cleveland was present at late meeting of the civic federation at the chamber of commerce. Cleveland, and made stirring address to the members on the subject of Con ciliation of Labor Troubles" The bishop spoke plainly to the gentlemen present. saying that as d representa- tive body they had done great deai Cf excellent talking, but he had yet tc see any practical outcome of the talk. He warned them against the danger common 10 all societies, of expending their energies in speech rather than ac- ton. While the members were little uncomfortable under the bishops SCOT ing. MT Mather. the president of the federation, declared at the end of his address that more interesting and stimulating speech had never been heard before the body.
 Just about bedtime last night q ter rife ring came to the As You Like It mans door bell. Hastily proceeding to the point from which the button was pushed l found diminuitvc messen, ger from Tom Lawson demanding ad- mittance. Everybody has heard of Tom, for he has kept himself pretty well before the public for several months. The messenger handed over his letter and here is WhaL itjG3ntainfd9;; q; --'. ---g. Boston. Mass! gdS,' "Evening Democrat. Waterbury. Conn:
 Exact knowledge trusts will cause American people peaceably legal Y revolt. I give it in February Every hody's Magazine: costs me S40.mNt- S5,OO0. Won't you add your mite by calling attention to the Magic Jimmy
 THOMAS w. LAWSON"
 Had Lawson and that New Yorker kept their promises a few weeks ago the above dispatch never would have been sent. E
 Work is progressing favorably on the rogues' gallery in the City hall building under the direction of the de pertinent of public safety. and unless something unexpected happens every thing will be ready for business in a short time. When things reach this stage. it is hinted that an order will be issued from the tower citing in ev- cry person in Waterbury, young and old, good and bad, to be photographed and measured. 50 that in the future no trouble will be experienced in send ing out true likeness of anybody whc commits a felony aN seeks to evada detection. This Is something which no good citizen should feel offended nt. It is the only way the authorities can make sure of everybody. and as no human being enjoys immunity from wrongdoing. nobody can tell when he may forget himself and fall. To show that the board is aware of this, 1t is understood that immediate iy after the passage of the order for all to come forward, the board will adjourn and walk to the gallery and submit tO the operation themselves. and turn their picturvs and descrip. tions over to the detective bureau. They will be followed by other citi- zens of similar standing and in this manner the way will be made easy for folks who might be suspected of tcri- dencies toward evil. After the first year or 90 the only ones to be looked after will be the newcomers wh" ill., tend to take up residence here. The Bertillon system will also be used and . picture and description taken by this process will serve all tn: purpSs,s