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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, AUGUST 8.
Egg and Dairy Markets.

MILWAUKEE Eggs - Market firm.
The produce board official quotation
is 16i2c for fresh laid. at mark cases re
turned. Sales of candled stock on the street
in small way run from lS4l9c Dirties
checks and seconds, 12q14c.
Butter-Market iirmCr Elgin price on cX
ira creamery is 2lc. Local price. cN-
ira creamery is 2lc; prints. pc; firsts, 19a;
seconds, i1mlSc; dairy, Use; roll butter
lea lie; lines, 15ulGc; packing stock, ia
BE.
Cheese steady: American fun cream.
twins, llU11iac: limhurgcr per Id. 9l4UOAlci
of grade, Su9c; fancy Brick. 9l4WoAc; low
grades, Sasl4e; imported Swiss, Zoe; fancy
Block, new. 1l41l12c;. new Round Swiss
1lHlll2c loaf. Old, 14ul4i2c Sapsago. lsc.
NEW YORK, Aug. S,-Butter-Quict. un
changed; receipts. 23,373. Checse-l'irnI;
receipts. l4.21o; skins. full to light. 1i2a9c.
Eggs-Firm; receipts. 1890; western fancy,
20i?021c; do good to prime l9u2Oc.
ELGIN, ILL.,, Aug S.-Two hundred ana
twenty tubs Of butter were sold on the
board of trade yesterday afternoon for 21c
Il Id. This was declared the market price.
The output of the district for the week vas
S23.Nn HIS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Aug. s.-Butter-Strong;
creamerieS, 11@2oi2c; daires, Gul>i2c.
EGvs-EaSy: at mark, cases included, - :
m15&4c Checse-Firm; daisies, 11W1l4c,
twins. 1024al1e; Young Americas. 11l4c.
UTICA, y. Y. Aug. market today
quiet; lie top price. 1880 paid for most Of
the atliXings, large and small.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
DID MAYOR KILL SELF ?
Nan Who Leaps from Brooklyn Bridge
May Be Defaulting Paterson
Executive.

Now York. Aug. Shielding back the
crew and passengers on a trolley car
with Il revolver, a man lcaped to his
death last evening from the middle span
If BROOKLYN bridge. The man reSembled
strongly descriptions Of Mayor Belcher,
the missing Paterson (N. j. executive,
said to Toe short Sl50,O0o
The leap to death was witnessed hy
hundreds of people. Before jumping the
man caused panic on the car by press
ing revolver to the motorman's head
and compelling him to stop the car. lie
apparently was insane and bent upon
suicide,
When the car was stopped lie paused,
removed a straw hat, and turned for Il
second with quick bow and smile to
tile passengers in the car, and then,
throwing the hat before him. swung him
self lightly through the rail and let 20.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
Markets by Telegraph.

NrIyATEEF Aur g Close Whoo.
Steady; No northern. on track, 1Il. No,
northern, on track i d,, IornmiiiEheri
Mn %" ON t trngk sor So whtm on trac
sample on track, 4l@5lc. hye-Ahout
steady; No ON track; goc PROVISIONS
Flour quotations are: Hard spring wheat
patent III wood, 5.6on31o; straight, In
wood, !'ud3.6o; export patents III sacks
a,00UJ.lO: first clear, in sacks. $50; rye,
city pure IN wood. 3,1o43so country pure,
Millstuffs are quoted At 1850 for bran.
l5oo for standard mlddllng and $500 for
red dog, 1000 delivered at country points,
zoe extra.
CHICAGO. H.. Aug. .-Wheat-August,
slfsc; September s21ac; December. $3.50
S394c; May, S6i.uS6i4c. Corresponding.
53lac: old 535sQ53a.c; December, 1910;
old, 47l4c; May, 45is045hc. OatS-August,
2Glac; September 265sc; December. 2IasC;
May 29is 02914c. rork-Septemher, 1i.o-@
d14u5; October 14.O91a. Lard-Scptcmbcr,
: GO; October. 10: November. 75J; Deem
her, 7o7l2: January, 7.2222h, Rihs-Septcm-
her. s.;1l9tS 32la: October. S.31l2. Rye
Cash, 9l4dG0c; September, 5Sc; December,
59c FlaX-Cash northwestern. %; south
western. 1.13. Timothy-September 3,40G0
$50 Clover-August, 1919 Barley-Cash,
3Ju4oc
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. s-Close-
Wheat-1c higher: September, 1o41Ioisc;
December 1926; May iStsc; cash 10. =
hard, soa sac; No 3, is12nsoc; NO. REQ
S3c; No. :, soIslc Coriimic higher 81.
TENDER. 4Ga.c; December, 39Ac; May a92sc;
cnsh No. = mixed 491an2oc' no. whitr,
454M5oc. ohts-Steady: 30 "hitc' ooV
! 32l3c; No. mixed, 2o'2usS1ac; u.,
ST, LOUIS Mo, hue. 90 iose co., n 1sd,,
Lower No. req c"sm c'eIa,"a, 49, IN ~
S5MsGc; September, ,o1sc; December Sac
sl%c; No. hard. S.tsaS9c; C orr
No. casn, oAr, .inIn, o. 1tH'-Ro -
TENDER, 5oi4c; DecempeT', flsc' ohls-
Easy; No. cash. NC trnck' -otTc' Heltem-
Der, 25@sc; December -o1sc' NO Whi'ei
29l2c ~
DULUTH, MINI, Aug S.--W neat ar
rive; No. northern l"S on track, No. 1
northern Los; No. northern, lN' sep
TENDER. old, so$4c; September, new. sl1ec.
Flax-To arrive, i.2o' on track, i.41' ~.
gust, 1.2o; September, 1.lS; October lia9t;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
DENIES POISON CHARGE.
Owatonna (Minn.) Girl Will Be Put on
Trial This Week-Case May
Be Sensation.

Owatonna, Mimi, Aug, S.-Miss Wildo
Johnson. who is charged with an attempt
to poison the family Of John l.. Johnson
out Of jealousy. will have a hearing this
week. While 10 fatalities resulted the
case possesses more points of interest
than any that has been tried Ill this
state for some time.
Miss Johnson, the arrested girl Is
quite comely woman, and looks refined.
She says:
II never had anything to do with the
putting of poison in the we'll nor in the
orange either. have no erudge against
the John l.. Johnson family and do not
wish to see them killed"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
GRANTED NEW TRIAL
AND IS LYNCHED.
WHEN CONDEMNED MANS CASE is
ORDERED REOPENED MOB
HANGS HIM.
Prisoner at Waco, Tex, Confesses His
Guilt Before He Is Put
to Death.

Waco, Tex, Aug. S.-A mob number
ing 600 early today surrounded the court
house and jail and after making prison
ers Of Sheriff Tilley, the jailer and all
the deputy sheriifs, broke open the jail,
took Sank Majors out and, after hearing
his confession, hanged him from the new
bridge.
Majors had recently been convicted of
criminal assault and given the death
penalty, hut had been granted a new
trial by Judge Surratt, in order that
there might be no opportunity for the
court of criminal appeals to revise the
sentence on n technicalty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
Formal Breakfast Given.
LINEvITCH PUSHES JAPS BACK.
Russian General Reports Minor Successes
in Manchuria.

81. Petersburg, Aug. S.-An official dis
patch received here from Gen. l.incvitch
roports that on August the Russians
APPROACHED the villages of Nanchenchen-
81 amt Suisuuchua, forcing the Japanese
TO cyacuatc their frontal positions and
retreat to their Notifications. The fol
lowing day the japanese advanced, but
were forced to retire. On August -
a!-u. the Russians drove the Japancs'
from the village Of Landunchensi, twelve
miles south Of Taogau.
TclegraphinG under date Of August .
Gen. Lmovitch confirms the report that
the japanese, after destroying the post
AT Castrics bay. returned to their slips
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WIN.
New York Judge Dismisses Manslaughte
Charge-Prayer Healing Sustained.

White Plains, ~ y. Aug. S.-County
Judge platt sustains the demurrer
Of John Quinhy. his wife. Gcoreiana
Quinhy 81 White Plains. and Dr. John
G. Iathrop Of Manhattan, all Christian
Scientists, to the indictments against
them for manslnughter in the second de-
gree Til, decision dismisses the ease.
The charge against Mr.. and Mrs. GUM
10y aud Or lathorp was that they al
lowed Esther Qunhy. n young girl. to
die from diphtherin without calling a
physician, and instead laid en- hands
aud prayed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
DETECTIVES SHARE LOT.
All Atlantic Liners Being Carefully
Watched by Government Through
Personal Experience.

New York, Aug. S.-Through the ar
rest Of Capt Romndlo de Paravich of an
Austrian line steamship, charged with
bringing over $50 Storage passengers
for whom there were no regulation ac-
commodatious. il has Developed that ten
secret service agents are travelling III the
Storage Of incoming steamers. Capt.
ParaviCh was held in cash bail.
II appears that the secret service
agents have hecn going on board at
quarantine and eating the food served to
the Storage passengers. sleeping in the
quarters provided for them and sharing
their lot in all ways until they are dis
charged on Ellis island.
The inspection is being made under
orders Of Nevada a. Stranahan, colec-
Tor of The port on New York
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
MORGAN SEES PRESIDENT.
Offer of China to Buy Honkow Railroad
and Objection of Europeans to
Deal Discussed.

Oyster Boy, \. V, Aug 81. Pier
pont Morgan Of New York had con
ference yesterday with President Roose-
Welt on the Hankow railroad concession.
An effort is being made hy the Chinese
government to purchase the concession
from the Americnn-China Development
company 70 M.@0,0OO, a meeting of
the directors of the Amercnn-China De
velopment company is to he held in .Ier-
sey City. August 20, European stock
holders are ohjccting to the deal,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
EVA DAKIN Is ACQUITTED

Chicago. H., Aug S.-Eva Dakin. a
concert hall singer, who shot and killed
Charles Bennett, was today acquitted
Of II charge Of mauslaughter. The case
was not tried by a jury, but on her own
reonest was left in the hands of Judge
Willard ~ McEwen Of the superior
court. Judge McEwcn in summing up
the evidence ruled that Mrs Dakin was
justified in the shooting. the evidence
having established that Bennett had at
tackled and robbed her Mrs Dakr4
was arrested in Milwaukee while sing
ing IN show at tho Woodmeus CON
sentiou.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
RECEPTION IS OVER.
Russian and japanese Peace ENJOYS
Nearer to Settlement of Big
Question.

Portsmouth, y. H., Aug. S.-With one
of the foreign peace ENJOYS within its
gates and the other three practically at
the harbors mouth, Portsmouth today
awoke to the realization that one OF the
most important days i'll its history was
actually on hand
Tie russian envoy, Mr. Witte. arrived
late last night and the fleet with the
Japanese ENJOYS was off the harhor en-
trance shortly after clock. and 1t was
but Il few moments after half past ,
when the vessel dropped anchor oil tue
navy yard.
Discusses Price of Peace.
Mr.. Wiue said in an interview that
he is more than ever animated by the
desire of doing all in his power to con-
clude peace. but that all will depend ON
what the Japanese expect to obtain.
However, he will leave nothing unat-
tempted to reach the desired object. and
in case Of failure, the world Will Judge.
The same form Of presentation ana
greeting as had been given the Russians
was extended by the officers to Baron
Komura and Minister Takahira, From
the landing to the naval stores building
over a straight gravel path marines
were drawn up on either SIDE ana
through their lines the ENJOYS marched
to the scene Of their further labors. The
procession was led by Admiral Mead
and Mr., White.
Formal Breakfast Given.
1t was shortly after noon when the
rear admiral and the ENJOYS entered
for the formal breakfast of Rear Ad-
mral Mead to the plcnipotentiaries.
The apartment was decorated with flags
and strcamers. The tables were pre-
pared for sixty-fve persons, those pres
cnt including, besides the distinguished
Russians and japanese, the naval olli-
GERS attending Rear Admiral Mead.
their wives and number of prominent
Portsmouth residents.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
RAID JEWISH QUARTER.
Social Democrats Are Arrested in War
saw-St axes in Polish
CIV.

Warsaw, Aug detectives today
made a successful r. ID on coffee house
IN trochnaiua street, ~ the Jewish
quarter, and captured seventy members
# the Seeial Democratic party. thirty
If whom were organizers.
Strikes are necessarily occurring in
The different trades. \ battalion of in.
tantry has been posted at the Iilpoprau
Iron works. which the strikers threaten
TO destroy
TIN manager ~ tho big -four mills in
the Slodowire district was seized 10y
strikers bound with ropes and pitched
INTO sewer. whore he was drowned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
Milwaukee Stockyards Report.

Receipts. 1G cars; market, good,
hi4her; packers slow; light, mixed, D. e1ft
G.15; fair to choice mediums. 5.T50G.lU:
rough packers, a.000J.lO; pigs, 50 to 1T
lbs, 5.4lGi 30; coarse stays, 4.O004.JO.
CATTLE-Reccipts IA cars; steady; calves
steady; butchers steers, medium to good,
dum. $40 to 1850 lbs. 3 25u3.75: hcifcrs, com
mon. 25li 10; good, 3.25lt4OO cows, fair
to good. =. 7Ia3,5O; Gamers. 12J@2.0O; cut
tcrs 2.25u2.5O: bulls. common, 2.2JU2.50
choice. 2.7JI3.2j: feeders, 500 to $50 lha,
2.9iG3.75: stockars, 500 to $50 lbs, $500
BOO; veal calves. common to choice. 4.1llG
10. heavy. 3.ooa4oO. Mixers and spring
Cr~-CoWmon To choice. 2U.O0USi.GO.
SIIEEp-NoeoiptS. t cars; steady. @u11
t5H, bucks, :. 5UG3U0; spring lambs, 1.Jog
Coo
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10

! West Roosevelt pier, whore he had
driven from Sycamore Hill. He was
met at the pier by Rear Admiral Cogh-
| Ian and Commander Winslow OF the
/ Mayfower. 1t was just a few minutes
before this that the warship with the
japanese peace commission aboard ar
rived and anchored astern OF the May
] flower. After the President had been
greeted by the officers and guests aboard
the Mayfower, preparations were made
! hy the japanese commission 10 go ABOARD
the Mayhower.
Soon afterward the japanese party en-
harkcd in launches and proceeded to the
Mayfower. A salute of nineteen guns
was fred in honor Of the japanese. AS
the ENJOYS boarded the Mayfiowcr they
were greeted by Commander WInslow
ana were escorted TO the ward room or
the Mayfower where they were present.
cd 10 the President.
In the meantime the warship bearing
the Russian plenipotentiarles had
dropped anchor in the harbor.
Battle May Decide the War.
Moi, Aug 5.-An expert who has ar
rived here from the front says the com
ing battle in Mauchuria will be on a
scale Of such magnitude that it will as
t0nish the whole world. Unless peace
IS previously concluded it will decide the
war once for all
The EXPERT questions whether despite
bis imn@nsa forces Gen. Iinevitch will
he allie IA carry out his plans smoothly,
for his front extends 300 miles in Man
cburia alone and reaches besides to the
Tunon and Amur rivers and to Nladi
vostok.
Snch an immense line Is unprccedent-
ed in H.. worlds history. 1t is serious
Is troubling Gen. Lincvitch 10 retain ef-
fectiye control Of his communications
and maintain them.
maro,ur;a Is Flooded
!,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
MITCHELL SAYS IT'S TOO MUCH.
Mine WORKERS President, II Is Believed
VII Resign Soon.

Wlkcsharre. IN Aug 2 Despite as.
sertiuns ~ President John Mitchell uf
tie mineNorkers that h. did not intend
e. give ~ the work be said last night At
Il meeting
Il may not long ho with you in this
prent movement This night and day
work is FOO much,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
BUILDING ALMOST NEW.

The building that collapsed today was
comparatively new. having been erected
hy tie late John 9. Myers. Since Mr..
Myers death, two wears ago. the bust
ness as been carried On by a company
consisting Of GEORGE l.. Hilton, II. King
WAS one u the ctys two large depart
lpuNt stores.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
BIG BUILDING CAVES IN.

Albany, y. Y, Aug, s.-More than
hundred persons large majority OF
them girls, were buried beneath mass
Of brick, wood and plaster today. when
the central portion of the large depart
ment store of tie John q. Myers com
pany collapsed from roof to cellar. The
wrecked portion includes nearly one-half
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
VENEZUELA ANNULS
AMERICAN CLAIM.
Asphalt Company's Hamilton Concession
Declared Invalid by Castro's
Court

Oyster Bay, l.. l., Aug. S-President
Roosevelt has been notified through the
state department that the Venezuelan
federal court has annulled the Bermu
DEE Asphalt company's Hamilton conces-
sion Action by this government in I'M
likely until Secretary of State Root re-
turns from his vacation in Labrador and
in the light of Judge Cahouns coming
report of his investigation of the asphalt
controversy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
STORY OF SURVIVOR.

Edward !. Koran, one Of the clerks at
tie mons furnishings counter, was
among the fortunate ones 10 get out
without scratch He assisted in re-
moving about thirty girls to I nclghbor-
lux store.
1T all happened in a minute" said he.
IL was engaged ia getting my stock III
shape aud there were not half dozen
customers in the store within my vision
at that time. heard a roaring and
tearing sound, much ike thunder. and
then the crash ana shrieks that followed
drowned out every other sound Many
of the girls sank behind their counters
and had 20 10 dragged out il faiutins
coudItl ION.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
Must Hang for Staying Family.

eheafo. III Aug . John Mueller. who
s,lut and killed bis wife aud two children
aud then attempted suicide. was today
sentenced 10 be hinged Mucllcrs defense
WAS plen Of ortcptic sumuaiubullsm,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
ALL WORK is SUSPENDED.

The work Of rescue was soon begun.
Firemcu and laborers worked with clerks
aud business and professional men who
had heard the crash on their way to
their offices. Every contractor who had
men employed in the city suspended
work and offered assistance and within
an hour after the building fell, the la
borerS Were arriving 10y the wagon loads
In the rear of the store on James street
score q. employees were found impris
oued III the cellar. where they had been
thrown from the floors above Most OF
them were conscious and several direct.
ed the WORK Of rescue. Thus far only
one person has been taken ont of the
ruins WEo IS net an employe. This Is
Mrs RI, ID q Bnssat. wife Of we'll
known attun"y Her injuries are Sc
rlous ll.i husband. whose office is near
the store. iH9 eou working among the
rescu,t- ir - kuur when Sue was
found
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
ENJOYS FACE TO FACE.
They Are Introduced to Each
Other by the President.
URGED TO END WAR.
After Reception at Oyster Bay They
Start for the Conference at
Portsmouth.

on account of impending peace, not 20
undertake "Reminiscences which would
only result in useless loss of life
ENJOYS Face to Face.
oyster Bay, y. J., Aug, J.-Nepre-
seutatives Of Japan aud Russia, VINO
have come to this country TO enter INT"
conferences looking TO tie nesouatIoh oi
q treaty Of peace, were formally miro
duced to each other today hy President
Roosevelt on board the Mayhower.
When both peace commissioners had
been received aud formally presented to
each other they were entertained NJ !
luncheon on the Mayhower. AT Iunch- /
con the President proposed the follow
iug toast
"Gcntlcmcn, propose n toast 70
which there will he no answer ana Y
which ! ask you in silence standing.
drink to the welfare ana prosperity Of !
Tie boycreigns and peoples Of the two |
great nations whose representatives have /
met one another on this ship. II IS my I
most earnest hope and prayer il the III /
tcrest Of not only these TWO great pow /
crs, but Of mankind, that just and |
lasting peace may speedily be concluded |
between tAcm.'
President Roosevelt left the Mayilower |
al . 80 10 return 10 Sycamore HI. len |
minutes later the Japanese ENJOYS went /
ei. board the Dolphin for tie trip to /
Portsmouth.
ENJOYS Leave for Oyster Bay.
New York. Aug. j.--Barou kolnura |
aud Minister Tahahlra, the two Japa-
ucse peace commissioning together with /
lcr suite. embarked for oyster Bay |
early lay for their official prcscntH- |
k4AEiVl|T and Their {
introduction by him 10 ScrcluS WHITE |
aud Baron Ro-cn, the Russian peace I
ENJOYS. The japanese were the hrst 10 /
start ton oyster Bay and according to (
the programme win be the first to meet
the President
Leave the Waldorf-Astoria.
The japanese started on their journey |
IN an transformations manner. At ) /
o'clock several carriages drew up IN /
front Of the Waldorf Astoria and at- |
tachcs of the hotel began to place the |
ENJOYS hand baggage ia them. At 500
O'Clock Baron komura, Minister Iaka- |
hira and Consul General I'cida entered /
the first carriagc. A. Sato and II. w. /
Dcui,un legal adviser 10 the japanese /
ENJOYS, ana two Of the minor attaches I
If the suite occupying the second aud |
tlird carriages, while the fourth was /
hI.cI with Japanese servants. HE par I
rs drove 10 the Sew York Yacht club |
laudinr at the foot Of East Twenty |
third street. arriving there at NI', Ii
teen minutes ahead Of schedule time
Bob Evans, IT,, as Escort.
Commander Robert Evans Jr., Of the |
naval larbt Sylph WIS At thc pier with |
tIrrr steam launches "lth which a. con /
y,, tlr wrly lo the United States I
raI-or Tacouu. which WA. anchored ]
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10

Sir WN4ain Ramsa, heIete Int if
j. quite possible that - some eases bread
j. radioactive lie thinks tiHf tie IN.
Gio-aetY@y would bet DO my larn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-08-10
MANY PERSONS KILLED.
Big Department Store at Albany,
N. Y, Collapses.
HUNDREDS IN DEBRIS.
When Wcrknen Remove Iron Pillar Sup
porting Main Floor All Upper Floors
Tumble Into Easement.

Albany, \. y, Aug. Sat 3 o'clock
five bodies had been recovered. The
bodies are terribly maneled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-23
BRO0KlYN BRIEFS.

The Misses Mollie and Daisy Lord are visiting friends in, Bridgeport.
 Mrs Almas of Bank street is en- tertaining friends from Torrington.
 Mrs Doecher of Bank street is en- tertaining friends from New York. Misses Annie Sherlock and Mamie Shields are on a vacation to Canaan.
 Miss Maloney of Northampton is visiting Miss Sweeney of Third street.
 Nellie Devine has returned home after spending three weeks in Wood bury.
 Miss Mccarthy of New York is visiting Miss Mollie Mahaney of Bank street.
 Miss Nellie O'Connor of .rooklyn is visiting Miss Mary McG4-- of South Leonard street.
 The Misses Della and Susie Law son of Bank street are at New York for stay of two weeks.
 Miss Katherine McGowan. who has been visiting the past two weeks ill New York, has returned.
 Miss Ada Blansfield and Miss Nora Mahaney of Bank street are spending the day in Litchfield.
 Virginia Cummings of Torrington, who has been visiting Miss May Doyle of Bank street has returned home.
 A fellow under the influence of drink caused quite stir on Bank street Monday night. He went into one of the stores and asked for a drink. He was refused, but he was persistent in his demands and he f. nally found himself sitting in the road He rose to his feet. took off his coat and hat and challenged anyone in the neighborhood to spar few rounds with him. No one accepted and he went off exulting in his might.
 Extra care should be taken during the summer months that everything given to the baby should be just right. Lime water, though simple remedy. is not always carefully prepared aud kept at it's proper strength. It should never be weaker than a saturated so. lution. We prepare ours fresh every few days and guarantee it pure and to contain the right amount of lime. It is filtered and Is clear and colorless. 10c pint, 15c quart, at Walkers drug store.