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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
ROOSEVELT AT NEW YORK.
To Celebrate LincOln's Birthday at
 Waldorf and "LittIe Hungary"

NEW YORK. Feb. IS. -. President Roosevelt comes here today from Wash ington for a two days visit during which he will make speech at the Lincoln birthday celebration at the Waldorf Astoria. spend a short time at the Press club banquet at the Hotel Astor, lunch at the University club, dine in Little Hungary" and visit friends. Accompanying him to New York are Mrs. Roosevelt, Secretary and Mrs. Taft. Mrs. CowIes Mir. and Mrs. Emlen Roosevelt who have been guests at the White House. and Secretary Loeb. The party left Washington in a special train on the Pennsylvania rail- road at 1 oclock this morning.
 In the metropolis the New York Re publican club will take charge of the chief magistrate and escort him to the clubhouse. where he will receive the members of the organization informal ly md rest until it is time to go to the Waldorf Astoria. where the Republican, clubs Lincoln day banquet will he held. The president will deliver nota- ble address upon Lincoln at the dinner. After the Lincoln day address tho pres idept will attend the Press club ban puct.
 Tomorrow the president will divide his time betwcvn visits with friends and relatives. a luncheon al the Tni- versity club and dinner with the Hungarian Republican club at Little Hungary" The Hungarian club had the honor of entertaining the president when hc was governor nf New York. md on that o'TaSion hc promised io join itS members again if he ever hc. came president. This promise. made in fun. will thus he kept in earnest. During the course of the Hungarian banquet th" president will make q short speech. and at the conclusion of the dinner will depart at midnight for Washington. reaching therc carly Wed ncsday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The Naugatuck Athletic club basket ball team defeated the fast Company F team of South Norwalll in the opera house Saturday evening. The score was 12 to II. The game was fast and exciting and was splendid exhibition. There was q good attendance.
 On account of the wet weather the moral drama. Human Kind.' which was 10 have been played at Columbus hall last evening, was postponed for two weeks.
 To-day is observed as Lincoln's day and the poStotiice and banks were closed all day. Aside from this the day was not observed in the borough, although be it said to the credit of some of the school teachers short talks or the great Lincoln were given. It seems too bad that exercises more ap- propriate to the memory of such an it. luStriouS light as Abraham Lincoln are not held at least in our schools.
 A large number of the local Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabel la went to AnSOnia yesterday after noon to witness the institution of d court of the Daughters of Isabella. The degree work was performed by the de- gree team of Court .Tuana, D. of l., Of this tOWn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Suburban News 5 3
 
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

Miss Edith Bryant spent Sunday with her parents in ThomastOn.
 Albert Titus and wife of Waterbury visited at William .Jones's yesterday
 Samuel Woodward of Bethany is wis, lt!ng with Mrs q. r. Woodward ana family.
 The condition of Mrs William Fox, who is seriously ill, is reported more favorable.
 Howard Wintermute and wife of Waterbury were in town yesterday.
 The registrars at the last meeting had the pleasure of enrolling the name of one voter to the list of those who desire to vote in the different caucllSeS during the year. There are many that think the law is a farce and should be repealed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
GHeVe, BiSSet G Holland
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Anna SOluly

Anna S0lulT NS
 Charles SoIury. | State of Connecticut. New Haven
 County. ss, Waterbury. February II, A. D. l90I Upon the complaint of the said Anna Solury, praying for reasons therein set forth for q divorce. now pending
 before tll1 superior court at Water
 bury. in and for New Haven county. l to bc held on the first Tuesday of l March, A. D. l901. It appearing to
 and being found by the subscribing
 authority that the said defendant is absent from this state: gone tO parts unknown; therefore. ORDERED that notice of the Den dcncy of said complaint he given by 1 publishing this order in the Water bury Evening Democrat. q newspaper printed in said Waterbury. three days succrsSively. commencing on or before the lth day of February, A. D. 1905. by some proper officer or indifferent person.
 SAMITEI !. MARSH. Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
 for New Haven County. at Water 1 bury. o-1l-3 1 Edward $. Boyd. Agent vs Mary La chance et al.
 District Court of Waterbury. January 1 20, laO4. 1 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Els | TATE. 1 Having been appointed a commit | tee by said court in the above named i action. | will sell, hy order of said court. at public auction. o1l February ! lj. lonl. at . o'clock in the afternoon. q certain piece of land situated in the | Town of Waterbury on the westerly l sidc nf Railroad Hill street. bounded as follows: 1 Noriherly on Eugene Moriarty: | Ensterly on Railroad Hill street: 1 Soulhcrly and westerly on Michacl 1 Daly. said lot being fifty feet square.
 Sak' (" take place on tho premises. 1 at the time stated above l Dated at Waterbury. January 3o. { loOI.
 GEORGE II. FREEMAN. ! l-3l: @ti&l3 Committee
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
0AKVlLLE HAPPENINGS

There will be anniversary mass of requiem celebrated at the church Of St Mary Magdalene tomorrow morn ing at $ o'clock for the late Thomas Kelly.
 Ice harvesting on Slade'S reservoir has been completed. The house con tained about thirty-Six hundred tons.
 The Young Peoples Aid society of the Congregational church will meet at the home of Mrs F. $. Douglass to- morrow evening at seven o'clock.
 Mrs G. Mills of Greens Farms is the guest of Mrs Charles Lipps of Knob Hill for a few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
She Wasn't Ienlnns Then

Patience Did you see Mrs. Styles new hair switch?
 Patrice-Yes: isn't it a beauty? Do you know where she got it?
 Indeed. do-'rom her husband. [ believe he brought home a hair at time on his coat at-'-Yonkers' States man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Taking Precautions

Little Johnny-Must go 10 sleep in the dark. dada?
 Father Cwho is trying bit of Spar. tan trainingl-Yes. dear.
 Little Johnny-Then you must wait a minute. please, while kneel up and say my prayers more carefully.-Ally SlOpe-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Thought It Was Her Skirt

D" Jones ,afte.r the opersI-Hssnt she marvellous technique?
 Miss COuniry.irl-Yes: but she doesn 't-eT-seem 10 know how to manage il gracefully She gave il a sort of kick when she turned around, -Tit-Bits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Barely Possib

She lat the recep.iOnl-I wonder why Mrs Goodman looks sO axfuIly unhappy
 He-DOn't know. unless it's because her husband doesn't neglect her snOugh--Cincinn1ti Enquirer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Ignorance

SinmOus-What sort of a farmer Is DuIlardz
 Timson-FarmeT- Why he don't knou a hydraulic ram from South s0sn--Ally SiOper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
South Afriea-s D;amons v;s,5

The diamond yield of South Africa. which began wi.h s2.-9e in 1ss. and rearhed slses,ese in 1sSs. was ss4.- 50sOSo last yea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
The Undeye,opeo sou,b

The south is practically a new eoun- try in it's agriculture. Scarcely one fourth of it's arabic lands are in cul- iivstiOn.-S0uihern Farm Magazine
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
No Birds oa Hats

The Arkansas legislature has recently passed a law which makes it possible to fine any woman wearing a stuffed bir. or her hat from s25tossg.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
The Morning After

She-lOu had d lovely time al the ban quet fast night, didn't you?
 He-llow do you know?
 She-Because you look so perfectly awful this morning. Chicago Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Slox Grnuth of Trad.

Within the last g. years the trade of the United States with South America kzs increased only five per cent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
The Barlow Bros Co
 s-eo GRAND STREET

The Democrat office is equipped with all the facilities for turning out book and job printing at short notice. and at loves: prices for good work.
 Patrons having sociabe and enter. tainment work done at Democrat of- flee get free notice in coming events column from time printing is ordered until the affair comes off.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
Money Begets Money.
Obvious

Sze-LOOk, There's Algy DaGsoOyne oIi for his morning stroll What a pink cf fashion that boy is becoming
 HeIsn-t he, A regular taiIors goose. ons might sAy.-Puck-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
NOTICE.

Waterbury. Conn. Feb G. lgst5- The Board Of Relief of the city of Waterbury will meet in the assessOrs' cffce daily Sunday exeepteyB from % to l. a. H. and from . to 2 ?. m. for fhe purpose of hearing appeals from the dOings of the a<~ESsoTs-
 | \ SPENCER
 W. r. BONES.
 M- F. PARKINSON.
 Board of Relief 2ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
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Il FIGHT"
SAID 10

what do you do for r. living.
ahaaIed city Attorney Dc nmiff ~
joe afhmidt an Indian, arrested
f9f ldllnR
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the city attorney
fifissn daysi4 fhGsd The court
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WARNING To GIRLS


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G0RED BY VICIOUS STEER
WHILE PROTECTING WIFE
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WATCH FOR
BAD COIN

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BOSTON MINING STOCKS

quotations: Adventure, 6G61b; AIIouez.
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West. .16Q1612; Dominion Coal. 761s 077;
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solidated. 2SA @29; Isle Royale, 26A 027;
Massa sachusetts. 12d129s; AIayfiower, /
asked; Michigan, 14%s614b; Mohaw
53% a54; Old Colony. IL @ih; Old Do
minion. 2624 Q27A; Osceoia. 9961OO; Par
rot. 2s@S0; Phoenix. 2A as; Quincy, 1O6
a llO; Rhode Island. 2a2A; Shannon Cop
Tamarack. 132@134; Tecumseh. 3X m31h;
Trinity. 111z @114s; United States Mining.
255s @2534; United States OIL 97s610;
Utah. 41h @41A; Victoria, 4A @5B; Vino
ma. 14@14A; Wolverine, 1139114; Wyan-
dot 2A I91b
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS Cash MARKETS
Flax and, Corn Up Half a cent-oats
Fractionaliy Lower

Frsctionaliy Lower
FlaX-The market was firm and higher.
with an active demand. No. 1 fax closing
in all positions at $1.3SA. Receipts 3
cars and shipments 3.
Corn-Market very strong and 1sc high
er, With an active general demand. No.
yellow closing at 45Ac. Receipts, %
cars and shipments 4.
Oats-Slightly lower in sympathy with
the decline in Chicago futures. Demand
good at the decline, No. white closing at
29hc. Receipts So cars and shipments "a.
Rye-A good demand, with the range of
prices narrowed somewhat Closing fig
ures. 77A @7S%c. Receipts cars and
shipments 4.
Barley-A good general demand, with
prices firm and unchanged. mailing SELL
ing at 41@43c and feed grades at 38G40c.
Receipts % cars and shipments %.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks. extra. SIG. .50@
16. 75; No. 1 ground feed. 2-3 corn and 1-3
oats. so Id sacks. sacks extra, $4,000
1925; No. ground feed u corn and y
oats. so lb sacks. sacks extra. sl7 5O6
lf.15; No. ground feed, 1-3 corn and %
oats. 75 Id sacks. sacks extra, SIS. .0O@
1925.
.Millstufrs-Bran in bulk. s14 .25@14 so;
1850; red dog. s19 90. all (. o. b. Mime
apolis; in 200 lb sacks. 81 90 per ton ad-
ditional; in 100 lb sacks. 81. so per ton ad
ditionaL Shipments. 1,642 tons.
Receipts light and the market very firm at
quotations. Not enough good hay comes
in to supply the demand but a good
deal of poor old stuff, which is hard to
Timothy. choice. So 5OG1O. 90: No. /. So. 90
@9. so; No. 2, 81. .50QS.50; No. 3, sc. 500
$50; upland: choice, 81 50@S. so; No. i,
81 .00@7. so; No. 2, sc. .00G6. so; No. 3, So. 90
@4.5O; rye straw. s5.5O@6.5O; wheat or
oats, 81. 0004. 80. Shipments so tons
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-17
CASH SALES
MINNEAPOLIS. March 1s

No. 1 Northern-6 cars 81 II. oor
$lMIdaS; ! car $L1O1A; cars. 81 I0%.
a, NO; Northern-3 cars, 81. .O7h. 2 cars
SI.Olas; cars, $1.07A; 6 cars. 81 az. j
car II. O6ss; 1 car, 81 06s4 car. 81. .O7a.
l car, choice, 81 .0SB; cars, 81 'O6se. |
car; mixed; 81 OF; cars, 81. .077s.
9, NO. Wheat car, 81 O3IS: cars
q %; ; 4 cars, 81 .01; cars, 81 .03. a ears,
81 ;o2; ! car, thin, 81 90. e"i o
NO: Mheat-1 car. CSC; cars 921Sc:
SoEs cars; 95e; cars. 94c: > cars. csc: 5
car. CSC; car, sweaty, csc. car SaTc'
Rejected Wheat-2 cars. 7Sc. 90 sss. o.
551sc; ] car, 73c; 2 cars, S5c: j car Soc:
l car, Tic; cars. 75c; 2 cars light arsaioT, oy
64c; cars; elevator soc: / car frost S5o..
cars. frost, 7Sc; car. frost S5e. 80. O.
iroSt, loc; car. frost, zoe: / car 76c
frost. 15c. 'O72e' cars
No. Yellow Corn ears 45l4c: 2 cars
choice, Acc; car. wet, 45c.
NO. Corn-3 cars, i5c.
no. 4 Corn-1 car, 451ae: 1 car. 441Lc
NO Grade Corn-1 car, 44hc; / ear .I4c
aoNc. 20 Mnite Har eoln 0ats-2 cars. sO1sc: cars
No. White Oats-g cars. 2oi;c. p ca,.s
30kc; car. 30c. ~''iS
No. Oats-1 car. e9Ac.
No Grade Oats-1 car. 291kc. .-..-..s
No. Barley--1 car, 42c
NO. Barley-1 car. 39c: car. ,3elzc,..
No. Feed Barley-5 cars, 3sIIc. : oars
39c: car, Ale: l car, 41Rc e,.,ss'r,
OF NO. Feed Barley cars. 3S%c; 2 cars
Sample Barley--1 car to arrive. Ssnc
No. 1 FlaX-1 car. 81 .3Sts: 1 car. 81 -9sIs.
l'4OO blu to arrive. Sissy.