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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
TnE CIRcUs
Gvsstbs1y Vas ous-Day vss Ail
 That CsslA Ds Desifsl.

The Ringing Brothers circus her
 aided It's appearance in Waterbury to- day with monster parade this morn Ing through the principal streets Of the city, and the comments of the thous-
 ands of spectators who lined the side walks, the windows in tho buildings on the line of march and every con ceivable site where view could be obtained, were most complimentary.
 The richness and elaborateness of the concourse of curcus parade parapher- nalia has never been surpassed m tnis city and 1t eclipsed even the advertised accounts of the same. It was vel come sight too and evoked the general opinion that circus without parade loses half of it's attractiveness and as much of interest. The grand success of the parade augured well for the patronage mt the afternoon and eveil- ing performances and as consequence this afternoon the big tents were crowded with the outpguring of the factories and business houses of the Fcity and with the thousands Who nasi come from miles around the city 10 en-
 ioy the one day of the year which circus day permits
 Clean and spectacular was the whole line of march, Sleek and glossy look cd the coats of the we'll fed three mn dred and fifty horses or more. The twenty-four ponies trotted along m perfect harmony with the other beau feous features of the parade. The bright and golden chariots carrying Their coterie of pretty dressed women. looked new enough to have just come From the makers. The cages Of wlld bnimals presented realistic features hnd a most magnificent gathering of ,the denlzens of many lands and Tor ests. The chari0ts representing me various nations presented new a'hi novel attractions. The unusually large herd of elephants and camels created feelings of wonder and astOnshlnent at the immensity of the gathering The music furnished by bands. the chiming bells. the pipe organ and inc steam calliope filled in whatever was left to please those who were happy spectators of the great parade.
 sThat parade was good enough and grand enough for me to know the sHow will be just as good if not bet Ter" was the universal comment. "The tircus that does away with parades will lose patronage" was another gen leral verdict. It was an ideal circus }day and Waterbury proved herself an ,dcsI circus city There was nothing lacking and everybody was happy from the circus people down to the little tot who chewed the inevitable peanut and drank the historic circus lemonade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
TIMELY TOPICS

Upbam says he has l3J.uD pre~crip. tlons to show the volume of business at his drug store. Competent drug. gists
 Miller and Peek have full line of washable suits for hcys. The prices range from I9e Ip.
 Read the offer made by Langley for seven days treat. sT given free. yoll may be the tneky one
 Bee the radio-chemic physicians for free X-ray examinations. Consultation and advice for everybody.
 Special values for all day tomorrow from the silk sale at Reid and Hughes. Toilet specials also.
 The Connecticut Bsot and Shoe Co carry a complete lin. If mems and wo- mems shoes for work or dress.
 The Arthur Bradley Shoe co are soIe distributors of the Hurley shoe in Wa terbury. Stylish and durable
 Call in and se. the new lingerie and shirt waist hats at 4. r. CowIes mil iinery.
 Grieve. Bisset and Holland have 4 new line of dainty thing in women'< Beckwear and cuffs
 Saturday wsll ie money saving day at the Public market spinach or po- tatces Ic~ a peck.
 Dodge says he has the -hocs your children should hsre r9 sunasy. Gail at hts rlIlds paradi-s
 Reduced prizes on parIor wall paper for to morrow et the LspaIme Hoffman s'orv. Two lots marked tfsf, snd sI-- s.
 This is fine season fsr wedding ani graduation eiSfhes. Jones. Morgan \ Co can show you q vsriep
 The Union supply Co gives so xr.sa sfampa with fws cans of leans CT wr,. eseh pound cf butter
 Tomorrow the Waterbury Market Co wql have zs,e T-pspis If psrk lcsns st D. s I-sunsi fesI 1se and Iss.
 The Hsmp~on- -<~ssr~ Furniture q. have many attractive pi<-r< .f furni- furv sni the pri<r> ars s~sy down.
 Carrsns have ersugh cf sh~ir ws<h Usu4s Ipft frgw sb~ ss>> fer e>0sr- wi se1nng- Lsra up s1vs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
cai.eA.zsa -ae.

Electroplated laces are among the latest French novelties. The faces are made conductors of an electric cur rent and placed in A galvanic bath under the influence of q current oi about three volts they become coated with an exceedingly delicate metal surface. the colors of which and other properties can he regulated ad libitum. The coating is 90 fine that not the slightest irregulari,y can be noticed and the laces remain perfectly soft and flexible. lt makes no difference whether gold. silver. copper. bronze or other metals are employed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
LILLEY GRATEFULLY DRAFTED"
Examined Property in Church Street. New Britain. yesterday.

II -~CN Dittnth. s'rt's'"s' ~ Congrcssman-at-larg George l.. l.il- lev of Connecticut was in town to- day. swhen the carefully draped form of the fasfidiqus statesman was noticed in Church strtet in company with Cap tain Joe Andrews. also of Swift X Co connections. it was surmisei that from the interest with which the congress man inspected the property in the street. his visit pertainesl to the mooted postonce site question.
 Such. however. on the authority Of Captain Andrews. was not the case. The captain states that the congress man was in town on private business matter. the settlement Of some estate of which a friend of his is sdminisua- tor. The administrator wanted the benefit of Congressman Lilley's advice upon It's value.
 However. this may be Church street property fcek boom immediately if became known that the congressman had spent a quarter of an hour exam lining land in the immediate vicinity of one of the sites which have been under considerstion.-New Britain Herald
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
sr,roxsvrLLE FIRE SIGNALS.

The Simonsville Fire company has made arrangements with the Eagle |Ilrewin~ company fo blow the follow |1ns signals in case of fire. ...-. Fade Brewing company. C | Corner Baldwin hill and Baldwin bereefs- s-
 Cofner Piedmont street and TrasT
 se6ue- Z5
 Corner Baldwin avenue spd Baldwin kiII. 42
 Corner Market and Chapel streets. v1z 7 Corner Baldwin avenue and Baldwin areef- 3f- .. t. z-
 CSrper Lounsbury and Baldwin sGpefz- s6
 Ccrprr South view and Madison |esreesp- s4. cpvprr acusb and Nsdf-n ssrv~s..
 Gsrns esssb View asd g<runstsry |p11VCorL 31- 1nesn. nnte~fa hjn 1az. oulEn c o4uR 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
HAS ARRIvED SAFELY.

Vancouver. E. C.. June 9.--The Ital- ian cruiser Gmbria now visiting Brit ish Columbia waters has arrived here safely. She ran aground while enter ing the harbor. but got of with the tide and apparently is none the worse for the mishap. While the Umbria was steaming between Esquimalt and Vancouver. firing practice was held. About a hundred rounds were fired and many shells which seemingly over-cai- riei. fell among bluejackets from IT. NJ. <. Egeria. campcd ashore on south Fender Island. and among the resi- denees of tho town which has q popu- lafion of 1n0 persons. No one was hurt and no damage was done
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
AH.pAYrox PRESIDENT.

MiJdleivwB. June e--Tbe national hank of New England al East IIsdsIam will cad iis corporate existence on June 21. fhe directors voting not fo ask for an extension of the charter. Therr has l,e~n some difference of eJdn- lon among the stockholders and it Is likely that new bank bearing fine same name will be formed and ready for business the day ssser the present corporation expires Arthur H. Day ton of Nsnxafuck is president and F \. Perk Of East Hsddsm cashier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
Over Silver Bridge.

One of the customs observed at . Bohemian marriage feast is that of making the bride cross . silver bridge. The brides fa;her-in-law lifts her on to the table. where she walks on two rows of silver coins. al the end Of which her husband stands and re- ceives her into his arms The silver bridge typines the wealth with which her bridegroom hopes to smooth her path in life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.

New York. June 9.-Frank Q. Leary Of Buffalo died at the government hos pItal on Swinbrrne Island today of yellow fever He was taken III on board the steamer Seguranca while en route from Colon to this city and was transferred to the hospital upon the steamers arrival The Seguranca brought nearly l50 passengers. many of whom had resigned their positions on the Panama canal because of the health conditions on the isthmus.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
Aerouaut's Club.

The Aero club. of France. has just adopted decision which is of interest for British aerohauts. Henceforward there is to be kept in the park of the club an innating apparatus. which is to be placed at the disposal. without charge. of all aeronauts. and especially those of foreign nations who may wish to make ascensions from tine partk. Foreign aero nauts wishing 10 use their airships about Paris are to be aided in every possible way.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

Fez. Morocco. Wednesday, June r. Gerard A. Lowther. British minister to Morocco. had an hours private audi ence of the sultan this morning and the political situation was fully thre>hed out. The corliality of the Sherifian ruler noticeabiy differed from his attitude at the official reception of the British minister. IL Is still hopssl that an agreement will be reached dI- rectly between France and Germany as otherwise bong diplomatic sfrug- gle dissdvantazeous to all is fore seen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
Will Need Them

Russis has decided to have . number of first-eIass battleship< built in Ameri- can snipyards. .thede'afls of construction remaining 'o be worked out In addi- ton to thoss built ia shis country 1t is probable that yard will be constructed st . Baltic port 10 be manned hy Rus sian vorknen- ba, under American en- gineerins and mechanical supervision
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09

BELTS. Six inches wide. black silk shrred girdlc belts. the .1c kind for .,or each
 SUPPOlcTERs. Military pad, pin-on. belt and other styles. fancy silk and mcrcari2e,l hose supporters. were pc to si.po a pair. special 1oc pair Teneriffe lace wheel doiIies. the Inc kind. special Jc each CHINA DEPARTMENT IN THE
 EASEMENT. White kitchen bowls. one quart size. special Ic each Fancy glass oil and vinegar crneis. special 1c each Japanese cups and saucers in blu. and green decorations, special
 1Jc each 100 piece American porcelain din ner set, each piece with gold edge. decoration in blue and green in rose and lily designs, were Sl4.50 and S149s. special
 Sl0.O0 set Special cottage china all size stlps and saucers and plates. bone and serving dishes. eiista-d. egg cups. bowls in fancy decorations. each 1Oc Cottage silver knives. forks and spoons -..,c ;l pkg VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN. The largest and finest in town. the coolest. purest. md st delicious of thirst quencing drinks are served here. College ices and ice cream soda in all fiavors al
 Jc and 10c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
LEGITIMATE SAYS COURT.

Montgomery. Ala June a-The su- preme court of Alsbsms has ruled that transactions in cotton futures are not gambling but . legitimate business The decision vss hznsi--f down in she rss~ of dealer who 1s~~ . mersx>ge sn ssn~ rrs1rrty ss ss-urisy for mar gsp> and an eGcrf wss made se for~- etpn> fbe ncrsgnep. He craten1~s rhat fhe usfsGnGp was lnvsih Ines-
 mws ss h uns Gtvep is secufe . Oa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
Special Values for All Day Saturday Y F rom the Silk Sale.
 SSSS

3G inch White Habutai Silk. full
 yard wide. special 49c yd g inch White Wash Silk. warrant
 cd to wash. regular .Oc quality.
 special 25c yd 2i inch White Silk in fancy stripe,
 regIIlar I3c quality. special 49c yd % inch White Lining Taffeta for
 Cream. strong lustrous silk.
 drop skirts. special 2In yd 19 inch Taffeta in White. Ivory and
 special 59c ya White Wash Silks also colored
 corded wash silks. special 2,c yd 36 inch full yard wide Black h.
 dia Silk. special 4Jc yd
 CHENEY'S FOTLARDS. In new shades and c0lorlngs. small
 neat figures, suitable for shirt
 waist suits. special 39c yd TOILET DEPARTMENT SPECIALS. Lyons tooth powder I6c a box NioletiDe tooth paste 1Oc box Glycerine transparent soap. :; cakes
 in box 1Oc q box Rubber hand scrub brushes l0c each 5 piece shirt waist sets in black.
 pearl. gift and OxidiZed at lnc sci Sterling silver hat pins 1Oc each American flag. neck pins. cnameled
 in colors. special Toe each Rolled plate. warranted cuff pins
 in pairs, sterling silver. at 10c Fancy boxed writing paper in
 'Orchid'' and Sweet Pea tops
 a box for 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
Stupid Man.

Mir. Newliwed-Goodness. this little shriveled loaf of bread is as heavy ss lead m bet you forgot 10 put yeast in if to make 1t rise.
 Mrs. NevIiwed-weIi. stupid. fl it had risen it would still be bigger
 "weII.-
 Well. if it vas bigger i' soulc be heavier still wouldn't it7--Philsoel- phia Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
SNOW IN WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Concord. \. H.. June 9.-Passengers arrived here from the nOrtbetn part Of the state tell of wintry weather in the White mountains. Five inches of snow fell yesterday at Fabynns. At Cnnaan. much farther south. the ther- mometer fell 10 few degrees above the freezing point and sleet storm was in progress for an hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
SHOT AT MESSENGER.

Daring Attempt 10 Murder F. M. Bo-
 land of Danbury.
 Norwalk. June 9.-A daring attempt 10 murder Express Messenger F. M Roland of Danbury was made on Tues day night.
 An Adams Express ear was connect ed with the fast freight which leaves New York each night bound for Pitts field. Mass. The car was filled with valuables and this fact must have leaked out in some manner.
 Al about midnight as the train was passing through Winnapauk Messen- ger Roland heard the report of q Dis fol and bullet whizzed past his head. IL missed him by barely four inches. having entered a side window and crashed through the opposite one. The road agent escaped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
Hard sn pebsors

At Kotts. is sarony per>ons vho fsfi so psy their faxss each year have their names pubisshed in . iis- ~hirh hanxs rp h an resfauranss asr sa- toons ~ ths city. Those eko ere es she lsse nun ass he enDpsfe1 v1sh esth>s 2gna of 1s1ak at thene poeDnL uo11P ounn1U oe - c nnnoA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
GOVERNOR APPOINTS.
List of Those to Go to National Char
 ities Convention in Oregon.

ities Convention in Oregon.
 Hartford. June Ex-Governor Roberts has made the following appointments as delegates to the convention of char ities and correction at Portland, ore gOn:
 Mrs NJ. H. C. Mitchell. Norwich: Dr Edw A. Down. Hartford: Charles F. Kellogg. Waterbury: Warden Albert Garvin. of the state prison: G. G. Fair banks and Mrs Fairbanks. superintend- ent and assistant of the State School for Girls at Middletown: q. H. Will Hams of the State Reform School for Boys at Meriden: Dr George H. Knight. head of the School for Imbeciles at Lakewood: Dr David I. Green, super intendent of charities at Hartford. and Sherwood Q. Preston of the New Ha- yen Organized Charities. s4os Ao .i
 Ns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
GONE TO VIRGINIA.

Washington. June 9.-Presi,lent Roosevelt left here at II:1G a. m. for q short visit 10 friends in Virginia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09

INSTALLED TOMORROW.
 Caracas. Venezuela, June 9.-Presi- dent Castro will be formally installed as president of Venezuela at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
ATTACKS BOUNTY Law
Judge Bum Makes Remarks but
Awards 5000 to Constable.

Judge Bum of Ramsey county yes
.terday awarded 5000 bounty to H. w.
Ll.lndecker, a constable Of Bird Island.
for the capture Of Fitz William Ses-
sions, a confessed horse thief. In MAX
ing the decision Judge Bum refused to
follow other decisions in which it has
been held that an officer of the law
has no claim on this bounty, and he
hits at the absurd rule, Of horse
thief bounties.
In his memorandum the court states,
in part: - -
The horse-thief bounty law is an alb
surd relic Of the days when it was COM
paratively easy. for horse thief to
escape and elude capture. There might
be some excuse today for laws Offering
a reward for the arrest and conviction
OF. murderer, or noted forger, or bank.
land or insurance swindlers or of public
officials guilty of corruption in office.
but there certainly is no excuse for
singing out the poor horse thief; he is
a comparatively harmless criminal, and
with or without bounty law has small
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
LANCET MAKES CHANGE
Medical Monthly Becomes Journal Of
Minnesota State Medical Association,

The Lancet, a Minneapolis monthly
journal Of the Minnesota State Medical
association, and the magazine, with the
present issue, becomes known as tfThe
Journal of the Minnesota State Medi-
cal Association and the Northwestern
lancet W. A. Jones, Md, remains
as editor and w. L. Klein as publisher.
Drs. W. S. Fullerton and Thomas Nc
RsHitt Of St; Paul "a and F. A.; Knights
mittee Of the council, and the policy
will be directed by the association:
The November number Of the Jour-
nal-Lancet has the usual amount Of in
teresting material in the shape of arti-
cles, contributions from the clinic, hos
pital and private practice and edi-
torials: It's exterior appearance is
somewhat CHANGED
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
G. A. R. CHIEF COMING.
"a I local
CORPORAL TANNER TO ATTEND
MEETING HERE DEC. 10, TO AR
RANGE FOR NATIONAL EN-
CAMPMENT.

Corporal James Tanner, commander
5in-chief Of the e. A. r.. has called q
meeting. Of the executive committee Of
the national council Of administration
for Dec. u at the West hotel in Mime
apolis. At this time the date will be
set for the 1906 encampment, and other
important business will be transacted.
The executive committee is made up
of General Tanner, New York; Adiu-
tant General Tweedale, Washington;
Qnartermaster General Battles, New
Hampshire; Thomas w. Scott, Illinois;
Thomas G. Sample, Pennsylvania; John
w. Hersey, Massachusetts,; Phil
Creed, Wisconsin; l.. W. Collins,
Minnesota; and Clayland Tilden,
New Jersey. All of these gen
Element are expected in Minneapolis to
attend the meeting in December.
Plans will be made by the different
Grand Army posts for the entertain
ment Of Commander -in-chief Tanner
and his associates. and it is probabl
that Corporal Tanner, who is an ora
tor of national prominence, will adj
dress the old soldiers in the twin cities.
Carey Cement Roofing grows better
with age. See w. s. Mott Co., Tel. 376
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
STUDENTS GO HOME
Three-Day Vacation and Low Rates VIII
Clear University.

Vacation at the university will extend
from wednesday until Monday and stu
dents are already beginning to leave Min
neapolis for home and the Thanksgiving
Turkey. The three-day vacation was
granted to the students in every univer-
sity department, and both students end
instructors are welcoming the leave.
Owing to the low rates Offered on all the
railroads practically every Minnesota
student in the university will spend
Thanksgiving day at home.
The members of the football team and
a few enthusiastic followers of the game
will take the trip to Chicago and witness
the Michigan Chicago contest, but the
majority of the undergraduates prefer to
spend the vacation with their parents.
Little work is being done in university
classes this week, and beginning tonight
there will be general exodus Of studen
for all parts of the state. .--&.-.. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
Sells More Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy than of ALI Others
Put Together.

The following letter from a locality
where Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy is
well known shows by the unprecedented
demand fora it that the medicine sells
on it's own merit. Mr.. Thomas George,
a merchant at Mt. Elgin, Ontario. saws:
~ have had the local agency for Cham
berlain's Is Cough Remedy ever since it
was introduced into Canada, and I sell
| have on my shelves put together. Of
the many dozens sold under guarantee,
l have not had one bottle returned. [
can personally recommend this medi-
cine, as I have used it myself and given
it to my children and always with the
best results
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
Duffv's Pure Malt W|1iskev

than fifty Dufs Pure Malt Whky
Pure
key coughs eSds ensumpi9n bronehis
on Wsey
a
Is
DuH N Y.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

!.
still be unclean. Good
health means cleanliness
not only outside, but, in
side. It means a clean
ston1ac ID, clean bowels:
clean blood, "a c1 ga a
liver aud neW clean
healthy tissues and f.
bers II every organ Of 81
the body. The matt
who is clean in this
way will look it and act
He will work with
. 3 q 4 y,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
DISCUSS THEIR WORK
Minnesota Bureau for Protection of
Children and Animals Meets.

An interesting and profitable meet
ing Of the Minnesota State Bureau for
the Protection Of Children and Ami
the new capitol at Sc. Paul. Plans os
work were discussed and new plans
were formed. Several speakers adj
dressed the delegates on humanitarian
among them being President D. r.
Noyes, Secretary J. S. Fugate and
State Superintendent j. W. Olsen.
The following officers were elected:
President. Daniel R. Noyes, st. Paul;
secretary. J. s. Fugate, St. Paul; vice
presidents, T. A. Abbott, st. Paul, J.
G. Mcintyre, Minneapolis, A. w. Ryan,
Duluth, Mrs. J. A. Brown, Fergus Falls,
Fl. L. Buck, Winona, William B. Mitch.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
TO BREAK. GROUND SOON
Clearing Of st. Paul Cathedral Site Is
Now Under Way.

Bids for the old Kittson home on
the cathedral site at St. Paul are asked.
It is expected that the material will
be used to rebuild the house on another
site. The desire is to remove the struc-
ture as soon as possible SO that ground
may be broken for the cathedral foun-
dation.. 81.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

ell, st. Cloud, George E. Gates, Red
Wing, Rev. J. F. Tainter, Rochester, c.
III. Brown, Little Falls, G. b Butler,
Redwood Falls, j. /. Jilletts st. Paul.
w. E. Bramhall, st. Paul.
meeting.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

It restores tone to the nervous system,
and cures nervous exhaustion and
prostration. It contains no alcohol
to inebriate or create craving for injuri-
Gus stimu1ants. -..
MI. John L. Coughenour, of Glen Savage,
Somerset Co., Pa, writes: MY appetite was
Gus as though I had been starved for months.
My heart Kept throtbing. continually and was
short of breath. Finally wrote to you for ad-
vice andyou informed me that had indigestion
nosis was right, but ordered six bottles Of
Golden Medical Discovery from you and began
its use. After using three bottles began to i'm
prove slowly and soon went to work, and I have
been working ever since"
Constipation is the most unclean un-
cleanliness DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets cure it. They never gripe.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

Thanksgiving Day Rates
Via the Wisconsin Central railway.
Full information at ticket office, 23O
Nicollet av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28
chance to escape capture and conyic-

"But it need not be said that these
arguments should be addressed to the
legislature, not to the courts. The con-
stitutionality Of the law is not open to
doubt and there is little room for judi
clal construction. The courts must en-
force the law as it exists.',
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

Carey Cement Roofing grows better
with age. See W. s.. Mott Co., Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

Consumption and bronchitis
mean unclean lungs. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery prevents these
diseases. It makes a mans
insides clean and healthy.
It cleans the digestive or
gans, makes pure, clean
blood, and clean, healthy
flesh. It doesn't make the
flabby fat Of corpulency,
h11t the firm flesh of health