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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
hoBlED SALvATIoNISTS.
Army | Montreal fleets With Harsh
 Treatment

MontAal. Quebec, Sept 7.-The French Itatholics in St Louis de Mole, north En suburb of the city, last night alhcked the newly established Salvatiob Army station there and seri- ously injured some of the Salvation. ists. As the police force at St Louis de Molells very small. some English speaking, residents went to the rescue of the Salyationists and a pitched bat tie followed More serious rioting is expected tonight, as the Protestant residents are organizing to defend the army and will be aided by members of some of the English Protestant mil itia corps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
ON SPECIAL MISSION.
Judge Penfield Sent to Europe by
 President,

Judge Penfleld Sent to Europe by
 President. Washington, Sept T.-The Post to- day says: Judge William l.. Penfield, solicitor of the state department, has been selected by the president for a special mission to Europe, the charac' ter of which remains profound SC. cret at the state department
 It Is understood that Judge Penfie.d will have soon for England. where ht will stay for a time, attending to mat ters pertaining to the errand on which the president has se;gt him. Further than this, nothing is known.
 At the state department yesterdas entire ignorance as 10 the mission o- Judge Penfeld was expressed. It 2, possible that he will go to q number of European countries before he has finished. but none of the details ]: known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
TOOK A HEADER

Yesterday afternoon a man with q load of peaches- on took a header near She ManvfIle Machine company on East Main street A box full of cards. which he was carrying. was smashed and the contents flew all over the street. The children in the negxhborhood quickly grabbed them but Oncer Cassin succeeded In getting back about half of them and brought them to the police station
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
PREsIDExT oN A PICNIC.

Oyster Bay. IT. l.. sept. T-Avalling himself Of the opportunity afforled by the beautiful weather. President Roosevelt accuufpanlesi by Mrs ROose- vet and their chidren. left Sagamore HiIl this morning on a picnic The president infornei Secretary Loeb that he roulf be away an day on a h.se ezcursion with his family snd that he rcnf take up 10 execufiye business untiI lfis return this erening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
PIPE OF PEACE.
Last Gathering of the Piufs Indians
 Is in Progress.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept 7.-What is likely to be the last gathering of the Piute Indians is now in progress at the Pahrump ranch on the Ivanchaf Bullfrog road, where at least POO mem- bers are gathered from all parts of Nevada, Arizona and elsewhere The occasion is the anniversary of the first invasion of the famous old chief Te- copah, whose last resting place is about mile from the ranch at Pah- rump.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
POST OFFICE ROBBED.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Rewarded
 the Burglars.

Warren, Me, Sept 1.-The postoffice
 here was entered early to-day and $1,- 800 was stolen, after the safe had been
 wrecked by the use of nitro-glycerine.
 The concussion was heard by many persons at 80 a. m., but no one in- vestigated and it was not until morn ing, when Postmaster w. l.. Lawry opened his store, in which the post office was located, that the robbery was discovered. About $500 in cash and stamps were stolen from the gov ernment, while Mir Lawry lost two $500 United States bonds. Postotfiee inspectors in Boston have been sum- moned to investigate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
We Sell the Best Cotton Felt Mattresses
 at $l2.5O.

You can pay more for some other makes and not get as good a mattress mot such good felt as Is put into our Cotton Felt Mattresses-not SO we'll made as ours. You also can pay less and be a big loser by not getting one of our kind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
BARRON .KoMuRA ANXIOUS.

E New York, Sept 7-Baron Komura, &ftt- reading the associated press dis
 ltcb $ of the riots fin Tokio. and the i 1T q ences of the F. H. Hartman &ui immediately endeayored to l ca Secretary Root. Mir Sato said T "a, 3aron Komura was desirous of "a eing Mir Root at once and that a *lessage would be sent to him asking rtal for an interview. What purpose Bal r Komura had in view NIT Sato Asr ould not say.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
Don't miss getting a new
 Cleawood Range.

The rush is on--douhsful if the GleuwOod makers will he able to sup ply the demand this faIl-irut we've got in a new carload and for awhile can take care of our customers but don't wait-buy early before the cold weather. We can get prompter ship uenfs now than later On. Glenwood prices s2500 to SGo0o. Best csstinxA hest put together. be<t construction. best for baking and no range wss ever built inst would burn les coaI than 4 Cfrnwoo1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
SULTAN YIELDS.
French Demands Have All Been Granted.

Paris, Sept TIA dispatch to the foreign office from NJ. St Rene Tail landier. minister to Morocco, an nounces that the Moroccan govern ment has yielded to the French de- mands and given complete satlsfac- ti0n.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
Better results in the looks of
 your home.

Our buyers. with years of expert buying experience. have gathered from near and far the choice pieces from the leading makers. That's why every piece Of Furniture that we sell is look ed upon with the greatest favor when 1t gets to your home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

Paris, Sept 7.-The foreign office was highly gratified to-day to receive the dispatch from the French minister at Fez announcing that the sultan had yielded all points demanded in the French ultimatum. The dispatch says that September 4, the day preceding the expiration of the ultimatum, the grand vizier, Si Feedoul Garnit, ac- companied by retinue, went to the French legation where he was re- ceived by the minister and his staff and the leading European officials. The grand vizier then publicly presented a formal apology for the arrest of the French Algerian citizen, Bouzian. and handed the minister the amount of the indemnity demanded for the i'm prisoned man and also presented let ters from the Moroccan ministry of foreign affairs announcing that the Caid responsible for BouZian's arrest had been removed. The French minis ter answered accepting the excuses and reparation given, and thereupon the preparations for the departure of the legation preliminary to the en- forcement of Frances demands were suspended.
 The foreign office here says the re- paration is complete on all points and that the incident is closed, thus ter minating the anticipated resort to co ercion through the military and naval branches of the service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
GOLD DREDGING COMBINE.
London, New York and Boston Capital
 ists Interested.

San Francisco. Sept 7.-The Exam iner today says: W. r. Hammond and John Hays Hammond have at laSg succeeded in bringing about q mergcT of some of the large gold dredging mining companies in Butte and Tuba counties. The deal has just been closed in New York and W. F. Ham mond Is now on his way home with the documents, The merger company Is to be known as the Oroville Dreds- ing Co. Iimfted. snd it is organized with a capital of S4.0eoc0O. London. New York and Boston capital is inter. ested in the project The company will control something Ike four thou sand acres of so-caIled gold dre1ge- land.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
.rSTErcr or uaTERBuEr. ss rRo

U bate Court sept 2. t@1
 Estate cf Anna AEnes Eealy of Wateroury. iu sad dietrict. Eiror.
 Tpoz ths appIicati1r ef l1e1 Healr- Euar- sisr sf sad rriror rrzvinz fer aatkority frum this rcuFt tc -orf gage certain rr4l estate 1e- icrxfrE so safd mi1cr. sI1Eatsd cn Bsfw1 street. an1 running tkIo1xh tc Hsi1Ee slrest as per appllcsffrn al file rore fEllF arFeers- it ts n7TlFUFp Trar snru arrl lrst1cn ~ resra nd trserrrf-esi at tks Prctass cfftrr- in Water= buYr ir rai1 Disrr1cz c1 tss fitt tar e >ept. A T.. ferE e oriceE11 tre fcre7cces aE1 t1a1 rotice be FiTe1 cf tEe reE1e-rT e s1A1 arrl lr1- tIaz snH fhe tiras nna rlaes sr hsari1x thss aoz. ey r1eilsktnr ths sarns c1s tine 1. EcEs 1sHs- rarNr k1rI-x rzrru1attu1 ln sas1 tzfrtr6
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
We're not exaggerating a little
 bit.

Hundreds of Waterbury people win tell you that our $12.J0 Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses are the best kind to buy-that they do not get lumpy or lose their shape-that they are as comfortable as any hair mat tress they ever slept upon. In other words, our Cotton Felt Mattresses are as near perfect as 1t is possible to set. Remember the one price. Sl2.50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
Your ltlldo best service
 here.

They get you the best Furniture that can be bought anywhere on earth for equal money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
DESPERATE STRAITS.

St Petersburg. Sept T.-The desper-
 |1.e condition of affairs at Baku is
 .'hown by a telegram from the gov rnOr of the same place. who has sent 'an urgent dispatch to Tifiis saying that This troops are surrounded by Tartars Iand will undoubtedly be overwhelmed
 unless immediately relieved.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
MARQUIS ITO THREATENED.

Tokio. Sept 6. delayed in transmits sionl.-E. H. Hartman. president of the Southern Pacific railroad, has been threatened. and the Marquis Ito. pres kdent of the privy council. has been
 oned by mobs. Neither of them was
 jured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
gRICANs WERE MALTREATED

oklo, Sept 7.-The F. H. Hartman
 ty had an exciting experience last " ight while returning from a dinner given by Baron Sono, minister of | finance. Dr W c. Lyle and J. c. Me Knight were caught in a crowd while kon the way to the dinner and were &stoned. Dr Lyle was slightly hurt. A dinner planned for tonight In honor of the Hartman party will not take place owing to the disturbed conditions in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
We're offering some very fine Norris Chairs now at 5000.

Also lower priced ones and lots of higher priced Morris Chairs in grand good values. but these Sl00o ones are worth buying.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
MREcK oN NAUGATUCK

Naugatuck. Sept The derailmeni of two cars af a freight train st Platts NIIls this morning delayed the New York express half an hour Other trains were held up two hours befors the track was cleared.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
INpIA SENDS us STUDENTS.
Four VIII Enter Cornell College oi
 Agriculture This Fall.

Ithaca, N. Y., Sept 7.- Word was received at the Cornell College of Az riculture yesterday from the director of the department of land records. Bengal. India. that the Indian govern ment would send four students this fall to Cornell to take special work i1 agriculture.
 These students are graduates of the University of Calcutta. and have also taken postgraduate work in the Sib- pur Engineering college, so they will be graduate students at Cornell It is believed that they are the first to he sent to any college in the United states by the government of India
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
CARNEGIE co OUT OF IT.
Flooded with oriers. Can't Take MOr'
 for 1905.

Pittsburg. Sept T.-The Carnegie steeI Co has withdrawn from the mar ket for 1905. The order books are filled with contracts for structural shapes. steel rails, plates and hillets and sheet bars.
 This is the first time since ls92 that oriers have been So plentiful The tonnage for 1905 will be greater than that of 1908 and several million tons greater than that of 1904.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

Bromberg, Prussia, Sept. 1.-Two new cases of cholera have been report ed in this district, one each at the villages of Walkowitz and Roman shof.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

Tokio. Sept IA mob burned and sir0yed ten Christian churches and be mission school last night. The |eople were not Injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
SPREAD OF CHOLERA.

Eighteen More New Cases and Six
 Deaths.
 Berlin, Sept. 7-An official bulletin just issued shows that there are eight cen more cases of cholera and six deaths during the twenty-four hours ending at noon today. This makes a total of 105 cases and 32 deaths.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

TROUBLE FEARED TONIGHT. Toklo. Sept 6. 3 D. mt still con- Rlues quiet here. but trouble is feared
 |o-nlght.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

Marienwerder, West Prussia, Sept. Two fresh cholera cases and one death have occurred in the village of Schillno.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

Rastenburg. East Prussia, Sept T. One new case of cholera has been officially reported here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
THAvKscTvTyg Tv RrssTA

IHANhcIFIf INu IlN hLcrIA-
 st Petersburg. Sept LA thanksEiv- =E service commemorative Of the con lsion og peace was celebrated at Pc
 of this sfieFncon- in the presence
 mper0r NIchoizs and the stnts dig
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
WAITER FORECAST

Forecast for Connecticut. Fair to- night and Friday; diminishing north Eezt winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

Posen, Prussia, Sept. "A case of cholera has been discovered at Birn- baum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07
Start housekeeping right Get
 a clenwood.

The Hsmpson .ssIIss Furniture e. s.ns sss.s.e-. <uss-s ,s-s
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
CHURCHES.

The First Christian church, corner OF Grant
and .lessHmne streets in the Lutheran
church building Services AZ :"o Al III. sun
DAY SchpO at $50. J kiSti"r, superintendent
hris tian Endeavor at 100 p. m.
Christian >cicnce Church, corner Main and
AltnInaha streets. Services l0:43 Il III, sun
day School for ch ldren Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting at 7:3'
The Church Of Christ, corner Iessamine
and sherman Preaching at 1u:t5 Il. m and 7
D. IN sunday school at 9:30n. m. Mrs :;
Rayuor Snpermtendent Young Peoples
mcering 6:0i m. Miss lIeSa Rlystn' O.
President Prayer meeting Wednesday p
m w. T.. DauvhertY. Pastor
Central NJ e. church. S Preaching at II q
m and y. IN. Sunday school 9:3O II. m. Junior
Epworth league 1880 p m; v,o PRAYER rns,dr msnt"g
Wednesday eve. w l., WOoieh' Fdstor'
A Card of Invitation. Rev. Dell, of tho Bap-
list Holiness persuasion wi conduct N'S-
sionary services. every Tuesday and Friday
nigh s7:M. ut the rrs,d' nee of l'an Hairs on
corner of Grant and OcOnee streets. EVERY
body cordially invited
Catholic church Service everv third Sun
day Mt iO:uU u III. Father, Snadweli of Al
bany. past r.
Pr sbyteran Church, corner Grant and
Palm streets. Preaching every sunday at
10: Is a IN. and Z p IN sunday school at 9:i0
n IN. o. II. Johnson, superintendent. En-
dcav0r 500 p m :" Hugglus Leader. Pray
cr mt etng Wednesda 7:0l". IN.
Rev. W. q. HaRan. Pastor.
Baptist Church, corner Maine and Magno-
lia pI eactipg II 100 II. III. and 7:0l p. m. each
Lords Gay by pastor {. W Minor. sunday
School 9:i5a nj l. Kennedy. uperintendent
B Y. p u. $500 p. III. sunday evening. Pray
er meeting Wednesday night 700 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
First NJ. Il Church. corner Zee and Magno-
liza streets Sabbath School at 9:3 a. IN. 5.
u. Bul'a'd, Superintendent; trea hing ser
vices at 100 Il. III and 1900 p. m. Iuni r
leng 20 Sunday vt 3: u p. III Lula Ryman.
Superintendent; Epworth League sunday at
$500 p. m. w Ketfe, President; Prayer
meeting Thursday evening
Will II. tumminS, Pastor.
United Brethren. Preaching every Sunday
at ! 90 II III and 800 p m : = School $40 A.
III Mrs. q q. johnson. Superintendent Y. P.
G. U. meeting Sunday at $40 p m. Uhas ".
Iohnson, President. Prayer mSetirg every
Thursday night. Everybody we come to the
SERVICES.
O. o. Johnson, Pastor
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
An Australian Telegraph.

It is not generally known, accord
ing to the indianapolis News, that
there is a telegraph across the south
ern desert land Of the Australian
continent 1000 miles in length. It
runs partially through an uninhabit-
ed country and long tracts OF water
less desert. While it was being con-
structed more than 1000 tons Of
materials had to be carried far into
the interior, and many Of the iron
and wood poles were conveyed 400
miles. A recent report says that
the wear and tear of this telegraph
construction has been inconsidera-
bic, but there is great difficulty
found in supplying the stations
across the desert with operators.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
AT A WALL STREET CORNER.

Al the corner of Wall street and
Broadway the other day was stop
ped by an acquaintance, who but
tonholed me and was endeavoring to
demonstrate how | could make my
everlasting fortune by buying cop
PEI or something. a rapidly mov-
ing stream of men, with eager, con-
strained faces, jostlod us about until
we found precarious footing in the
gutter. Messenger boys were bolt
ing here and there among the legs
of the pedestrians, motorman was
banging his gong like all possessed
to scare a truckman off the track;
newsboys were yelling: "Extree!"
'Extree!" and presently big auto
bowled along the street snorting
like a dragon, while the chauffeur's
warning trumpet gave forth numer-
Gus horrible snorts. In the mean
while a huckster on the opposite
corner, with a pile Of paper covered
books, was yelling: "Herc, gents
'The Simple Life' Only 10 centsl
Read The Simple Life by Wag-
ner." r."-Brooklyn Life.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
SiIkworm Weavers.

Some ambitious silkworms of the
neighborhood Of Venice have woven
by themselves ribbon three yards
long and three inches wide. When
they reached the chrysalis stage, &C
cording to the Indianapolis News,
instead of weaving round cocoons
on the twigs prepared for them they
preferred to travel up and down the
smooth upper side Of strip of wood
nine feet long and three inches wide.
Back and forth they went, spinning
their siiken web until at last they
made beautiful ribbon, transparent
in its center and golden yellow at
the heavier edges. The scarf is amaz-
ingly strong for fabric so delicate
ly woven.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
Doctor Know It Could Not Be.

DR.. W. W. Keen, the Philadelphia
surgeon, has a number of scrapbooks
filed with anecdotes about physi-
clans. These anecdotes are odd
from the fact that they all throw
upon physicians a most unfattering
light. To illustrate their character
DR.. Keen quoted one of them recent
ly.
"a physician was driving through
the street." he said. "a friend stop
ped him.
Doctor said the friend anx-
iously, have you heard that horrible
story about williamson?
"No,' said the doctor. what
story is that?'
ga story to the effect that he was
buried alive
"Buried aliveY said the doctor.
Impossible. He was one of my pa
tients. '"-Collier's Weekly.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.


X of p, Unity Lodge No 88-Meets every
Thursday at 500 p. M, at Pythlan OAstle.
Central Ave. j. e. Turner O. q,
J. ID. Dorminy, X. OF K. and s.
/. o. O. f., Fitzgerald Lodge Ne. 35-Meets
every Tuesday at 1880 p. m, at Odd vel
lows hall, Grant and Central Ave. Visiting
Brothers always welcome
}. a Parrott, n, G. L. III. Russ, sec.
|. O.O F.-Fitzgerald Encampment No.
meets every Thursdaay evening at 1880 m,
In Odd Fellows Hall,
f. G. Clark. q. P.
J. II. Crimhle. Scribe.
Magnolia ltebccca Lodge o. o. F.-Meeis
every Friday evening" at 1880
Mas Gertrude Keim. N. G,
Mrs II. l.. Beauchamp, SIC.
FitzgeraId Tent }. s. K. o. r. NJ, meets
'lst and 3rd Wednesday evening at 1880. IN
odd Fellows hall, Cor. Grant and Central
Ave. j. f. Pantrldge, CUm.
j. j. Schlanser, II X.
Fitznernld Chapter.-R. A. M Meets 4th
Monday nights. j. B Clements, II. +,
j | Campbell, Secy.
MASONIC, Pine Level Lodge No 353-Meets
2nd and lth Monday night In each month at
X. of +. hall, on Central avenue.
w. T. PauIk, w. M.
]. II. Hicks, sec'y
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
Cabbage Plants for Sale.

l have had several years ex-
perience in growing Cabbage
Plants for the trade and now
have ready for shipment, the
very best early and late varie-
ties bes known to experienced
True Farmers. These Plants
are grown in the open air and
will stand severe cold without
injury. Prices F. 0. B. here
packed in light baskets so as to
make Express Charges lighter
Sl.50 per 1000; in lots of over
5000 at S1.15 per 1000. Special
prices made on large orders.
All orders shipped c. O. D..
when money is not remitted
with orders. l will guarantee
satisfaction. Your orders will
have my personal attention,
Awaiting your valued order, l
am Yours Truly, 1 24-2m
B. J. DONALDSON. Meggetts, S. c..
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16

America has retaliated upon Sir
Edward Clarke and his proposal to
call the great republic "Usona."
You're another" says the United
States Of North America to the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland and all the British do
minions beyond the seas. ''Ewisica-
sa! YAH" For we are England,
Wales, Ireland. Scotland, India,
Canada, Australia and South Afri-
ca, though we may not all approve
of the order Of the initials. But if
we address our letters to "Usona"
the reply will come to 'Ewisicasa." "
London Chronicle.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
i DISEASES / s / ! J
Altoona, Pa, Iine 40, 1904.

Altoona, I2., line 20, 1898.
Twas afflicted with letter in bad shape
It would appear in blotches as large as my
hand, a yelowish color, and scale off
You can imagine how offensive it was
For twelve years I was afflicted with thi,
trouble. AT night il WAS case Of scratch
and many times no rest at all. Seeing the
good the medicine was doing a friend
who was taking it for Eczema, I com
nenced it, and as a result the eruption be.
gan to dry up and disappear, and to-day
am practically well man. Only two
tiny spots are left on the elbow and shin,
where ouce the whole body was affected.
I have every confidence in the medicine,
and feel sure that in short time these
two remaining spots will disappear.
S. S. S. is certainly great blood puri-
fer. and has done nic world Of good.
l am grateful for what it las accom-.
Plished, and trust that what have said
will lead others who are similarly a(flict.
ed to take the remedy and obtain the
same good results that have.
las East Fifth Ave. JOHN +. LEAR.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1905-02-16
Sells Love Potion.


a woman who has been arrested
in Berlin for fortune telling is said
to be skilled in the preparation OF
love potions. According to her
recipes, a granulatcd substance must
be brewcd with parchments contain
ing charms, and the concoction
must be worn seven days on the
breast. Equally effective are three
hairs of the loved one and three
drops of the lovers own blood on u
slice Of ounce. This must be eaten
when the moon is full and with
ones eyes steadily fixed on that
luminarv.