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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-09
NOTICE..
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In the spring o. the s6th year Of
Aeiji $3.50, my employee. Seijiro Ma
kamQra. wrougfuIIy affixed the trade
mark -Homare Dai' on twenty-five
casks Of refined Sake brewed al my
OWN brewery. and exported them 10
the Hawaiian Islands
As II came into my knowledge that
the above mentioned trade mark had
been registered at the proper Office
three or four months previous 70 the
above mentioned occasion by the
Efgashi11a Sake Brewing Joint Stock
Company. the further usage Of such
trade marks was abandoned
Subsequently, disputes arose between
myself and the above mentioned COM
pany with regard 10 rnisunderstand-
ings which arose in the course Of nego-
riations- These disputes, however,
have been amlcably settled through
the kind INTERPRETATION Of Mr.. kusa-
ka, a member OF the Kobe bar
I hereby apologize for the use by
my employee Of the trade mark here
referred TO. through my carelessness,
and il order 70 safeguard the rights OF
the above mentioned company. I here
by notify that the said company holds
absolute authority TO use The trade
mark referred 70 herein
HIROYENON KANO.
NIkAGE-CHO. MChC-GCN,
Settsu Province. Hiogo Prefecture,
japan,
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ON THE JAPANESE LINERS.

Manager Avery Of the Togo kisen
Kaisfa has announced that all the
principal positions On the liners Hong
kong Naru and Nippon Maru haze
I, 81. filed. The Hongkong Maru XII
first arrive here Captain Ernest Rsnt
win be in command. with W A chap
r1.sail. now Of the Coptic. as purseT, Dr.
Hauxhurst as surgeon, H F Rowland
as freight CLERK and T r Newton a
chief steward. Captain ". ". Greene
win be in command OF the Nippon
Maru, with E J. Roberts as purser- IT
W r Manning as surgeon, Thomas
NcComb as freight clerk and J I
Richards as chief steward The Off
GERS who are 10 take charge OF ire
Nippon Naru VIII leave this port Tor
Japan on the steamer China--S- r
Chronicle
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Chief Engineer Hogan Of the steam
er Enterprise left for New York yes
terday &c superintend the WORK on
the steamer Gaditana, which has ,'sst
been purchased by the Matson N8vl-
CATION Company. He viii direct ne
work Of esluippIng the steamer with
oil burners and viii then bring the
vessel ouL 70 this coast
The Gadi1ana was bought at auction
by the Matsoa Navigation Company.
The vessel IS built 10 carry passengers
and freight II IS stated that when
the vessel arrives here her name Fs'A
be changed 70 the City Of Eilo. TIE
steamer * about the same size as The
Enterprise She IS expected 10 cave
New York about the first Of the year
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Her cargo VIII consist Of Qua--e-u7az-
1@: -l-l co--lzzl.ssary supplies
The British shin Glen=lvaa. bound
from EaE-Qa= Tor y7koAaTra- struck an
ll--rl-rte1 -9elz ana 5=--sorzz "a tons
q le- cargo before -71al1=-
Two police officers var- stationed n
Sh= : Ventura yesterday. - pre-
E-=2E storage passengers and r1=--
5ers o. me er@ET from coming asas
Tlze British ship Fo-e=vIot arrived a.
San Francisco on October =. IS days
frors2 Newcastle. England she had
been posted as Overdue Tor zo--= weeks
The Natson steamer Enterprise sail
e -ror1 san Francisco Tor Hllo via
Honolulu lasa saturday Many Of ta=
ss=nSers originally booked by the
A-a1n@dz aiI=6 on TIE Enterprise
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Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 the provisions contained IN that
certain mortgage made by J. W Hu-
meku and his wife, O. Honolulu. Is
land Of Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii. 70
William Henry. OF said Honolulu
dated October :. A. .. 1863, and record
ed in the Hawaiian Registry OF Con
veyances IN Liber z5l. pages Z9s-@l9,
the said William Henry, Mortgages. IL
tends 10 forecIose the said mortgage
for condition broken, IO-wit: the non
payment Of principal and interest when
due
Notice Is also hereby given that al
and singular tfe lands, teneTents ana
heretitalnents II said mortgage de-
scr5be<1 and conveyed VIII be sold ar
cubic auction al the auction rooms O.
James r. Morgan. auctioneer. kzahu-
manu- street. IN said Honolulu on
Monday. the 9TH DAY Of November,
A D. 1866, al l. o'clock noon Of said
day
The property covered by the said
mortgage and intended 70 be sold con-
siszs II al those tvvo pieces or par
f.a3s Of land situate al kuHuEanzla Z,
FZAszsrui. Island O. Aolokzi, Terri
-ar- II Hawaii Aforesaid containing
n al an area % acres IS fat1o-ES
and = parches and described II ROYAL
Patent M. 6azz L g Award No
7aSB % ka7va5nIll. AM being the same
-3-a-rrsS-S that were conveyed n t1e
safs aFa--zagor by E.alela Eulun5nu
svva bv deed dated September 4, 1855
recorded IN SAID Registry II Lieac -,
-,7gzs sSs-s. together with all rights
easements. privileges and aPpurte-
nzucas thereto belonging
Terms Of sale. Cash n I :. gold
c-o.a. deeds al The expense q pur-
chaser
Fer further particulars apply % {.
r. Peterson, attorney for said Mort
gage
Tla-=5 November : !. D 1855.
WILLIAM HENRY,
Mort gee
-s-a~-c~ p { 3 %
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BY AUTHORITY.
sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.

= virtue Of a certain Wa q IKE
eatton issued by Hon J. 7 d B7It.
FIRST Judge % the Circuit Court OF t1e
E--sr Circuit Territory OF Hawaii. On
rha 14th day Of Cs-tobe-. 1855. in tie
matter % The Von Earrn-yoz1z CON
Es41y. Limited. vs. Goo Hee. doing basi-
ness under Ihe name ~ Wing sing Ley.
7 zi6, II the said Eoa5lal1. OK th= l4za
day 3f October, A d 1915. levy upon
aad shan offer and expose for sale
and sell a public auction. % the high-
esr bidder. at the auction rooms OF J.
T Morgan, No. 81 kaahunanu street.
II said Honolulu a. % o'clocEz. in the
forenoon Of FRIDAY. the 18th day Of
November. a D. 1905 al the right.
title and interest Of the said Coo Eee.
doing business under the name OF wing
sing 10y, in and 10 the following de-
seribed personal property unless the
SUM Of Eight Hundred Eighty-three
and s9-195 gsSS3.s Dollars. thar being
the amount for which said Execution
issued, together with interest, costs
ard my fee and expenses are pre-
viously paid:
I Jewel show Case and contents
Baby Bonnetz); > Counter show Cases
and contents; ! long Counters; l long
Table. l Diebold's Special Safe: 2Ss
pcs. Dress goods (woolen. FIannelettes
and Prints; 20 pes. brown Cotton; IS
PCS. Duck Cloths; PC. WooIen suit
goods, and about % boxes Hats; 3
boxes Un6ershirts; p boxes Shirts; IA
boxes Headwear; boxes Knit goods;
lars; I35 boxes Socks linens. children's
and ladies'); 19 boxes Corsets: 4 boxes
Drawers: IA boxes SIX cotton; , boxes
Tapes; . boxes velvet Ribbons; ; boxes
six Handkerchiefs; 3 boxes mems
Shoes; IS boxes chndren's Shoes; 1
boxes Necktie Bows; boxes Corset
Covers: I box baby Dresses Il boxes
Suspenders; II boxes string Ties; )
boxes playing Cards: boxes Scissors;
Is boxes Braids; Is dozens Thread: 3
boxes Nursers; boxes Soap: 2 boxes
Rubber Pouches; u boxes Purses; 7
boxes Combs: 13 boxes Hair Brushes;
l box silk ShawIs: l box pearl But
tons; l box Linen Ties; box baby
CIoaks: II roll Cotton Wool: s bottles
Ala Niu; boxes Pipes; Is boxes Mir
rors: 50 Blankets (assorted colors); s
dozens Towels; s pes. white and brown
sheetings: pcs. yoke Lace goods; s
wooden Shawls: c pes Lace goods; IS
pcs. White goods and Lawns: pcs
Sateen; 10 pcs silk goods; 1e boxes
Crochet Wool; IS pes. Braid; 14s pcs.
Laces and Eu1broideries: 1 DC. grass
linen Lace; s Umbrellas; 5 pes on
Cloth. Trunks; ? paper Rollers I'll
pcs. or rolls Ribbons; boxes Laces;
Is bath Mats; 5 black Wool Capes
> Nickel Watches; l Accordion: alss
shelvings, etc. etc.
Dated at Honolulu. Oahu. October
Is. 1895.
WM HENRY,
High Sheriff. Territory Of Hawaii
-23S-Oc,. i, IS, Nov. 9, Il.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII

COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO w. h
CORNwELL 8. KELIINOI. HUA-
KIM ENOS, WAILCKU SUGAR
co. LTD. Heirs Of THOMAS w.
EVERETT, DORCAS z. RICH
ARDSON. Heirs OF JOHN RICH
ARDSoN, JOHN RICHARDSON
JR-. IVY RICHARDSON. EVER
EFT RICHARDSON. LEILANE
RICHARDSON. Heirs OF KAUkO-
UI4A. Heirs Of KAUPOULA. Heirs
Of KAAUwAT. KAILTHAO. Mrs
NJ KAANAPU. ALICE GAY. EVA
PARKER. ERNEST PARKER
ESTHER JACKSON. ETHEL
GAY, and 10 all whom it may cor
cern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-
scented 10 said Court by
c. BREWER & COMPANY. LIMITED
to register and confirm its title in the
following described land:
Beginning at triangle On solid rock
on the west edge OF water course 90
feet south OF the middle of the Kailua
Gulch az a point which bears So Is s91s
3453 feet from the Government Survey
Trig. Station, PohaRoi. and running By
true azinuths:
a. Along the middle &c water
course separating this and from
Grant 2070 TO J. Richardson. Grant
1s4z 10 kalapuna, Apana l. L c
Award SseS 10 Kalapuna. Apana 2.
7. G A 2697 10 Piipii, Apana /. L
G A 2416 to Kapehana, L c A
SS0s 70 Kalapuna, Apana l. L 9
A SS97 10 KUihono. l. c A sol
10 VIM McLane, Apana L ana L
9. A 354s to Keaka, to cross on
rock on the south edge OF the water
course. the direct bearing and dis
lance being 1ss s, 1853 s-I0 feet
~ 1I7a 19' 30~. 1858 feet along Grant
2o97 70 J. Richardson to triangle
on q large stone and ahu on t5=
northern slope Of Pun Pic Ridge.
on the south side Of Naholorla-
hama Gulch.
80 T7a 1s' So 1882 feet along the
same TO an unmarked point al the
north corner Of Grant z997 10 !
Richardson.
"a 49, - &C.. 555 feet along land q
the IA waflan Commercial and Su-
gar CO. 70 an unmarked point:
(5} Z-s7 81 So. ~ feet along L. 9. A.
s35 10 Wuz- Hump hreys 10 a cross
on 2 stone and am i feet south
west Of . path and about 80 feet
SOUTH of the middle Of the Eai31a
Galchs
l6J 27ss IS, r.. 200 feet along The
same 10 the point O. beginning
Arac- % 40 acres; being Grant ST
"a J. Richardson situated in Waikzpll,
Maui
You are hereby cited U appear a TIE
-our1 Of Land, Registration. % be he'd
AZ Honolulu Island oe Oahu. on the
Isl day Of Deceu Der. A. .. 1875. ~ 1.5S
unless y0u appear a. said Court AZ thu
o'clock II the afternoon. to show cause
f any you have Why the prayer y sad
petition sho2l5 not BE- granted And
ire and place aforesaid your default
vzI be recorded. and the said petition
zIu - taken q : confessed. and you WIZ
be forever barred from contesting said
petition Or any decree entered thereon
witness. PHILIP L WEAVER. ESD
Judge Of said Court. this 1--h day %
October. II the year nineteen hundred
and I've
Attest with Seal Of sad Court
,SszD Y. L HOWARD.
Registrar
-ee--0~+ Il sc ~o-
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ANNUAL MEETING.

o0KALA SUGAR PLANTATION co
TIE a1nus3 meeting % the share
holders Of me CokaIa Sugar Planta-
Won CO. VIII b. held Il the ot-ice q
f. Brewer & Co Lid IN Honolulu
OF "wednesday. November Z. 1876 -
q O'Clock 3 n.
GEO. Il ROBERTSON
Secretary.
aouo.z-1. November 5 1885,. 7zzk
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PEARL CITY FRUIT CO LTD
Notice Il hereby given OF Z meeting
~ r. stockholders Of The Pearl City
Fr-f- Co. Id % oe held IN the Of
So Of T Z. Davies d Co, IN Homo
r-11rs Al 1889 O'Clock q II, THURSDAY,
~ove-Es=- :. 1865
JOHN ENGELUTE-
--=z Secretary
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NEW BEACONS.

WORK On The placing Of two new
beacons al Pearl Harbor was begun
yesterday, Lieutenant Slattery of the
Government Engineers Department
directing q force OF men The beacons
VII De placed near the inner dredged
channel The beacons viii enable YES
seIs 70 get Iheir bearings more easily
than was hsretotera the case
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SAILING OF THE SIBERIA

Captain J. Tranaine Smith o. the
Pacific Mail liner siberia 5 not 10 take
a vacation. but xiii go out in command
OF the steamer TO the Orient The
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COTTON BROS. & CO.

ENGINEERS And GENERAL CON
TRACTORS
Plans and Estimates furnished for az
classes Of Contracting Work
Boston Block Eonolu1&
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sIBERIA's BIG LOAD.

The Siberia due here from san Fran
cisco tomorrow. with two days later
mail, VIII have about zoo passengers
aboard She also carries about 5000
tons OF freight, or about the limit Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-09

cofsr q Marine Hospital a. lis port
turned from the Coast
mild Of
ali be here before that time The doa-er
somewhat mudl
saeion u
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kEA STREET

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CEAMBERS-I-S
PROBATE
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WHARF REGULATIONS STRICT.

The seric1est Kind Of regulations
governing the admission Of persons 70
The various local wharve are now in
effect and this applied 10 vessels COM
ing and going on every route There
was general 6isaE pointment whan the
crowd was refused admission 10 the
Oceanic wharf yesterday on the ar
rival o. The :. 8 Ventura. Only pas
se1gers with passes were allowed to
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II the Matter Of the Estate o. Daniel
r. kapuIes Deceased, TeS-at=- o.
Ger for Notice Of Hearing Petition
for Probate % WI
\ Document Esa-rozUnE 70 b the
Last VIII and Testament Of DaTl=l n
Rap.lIe, deceased, having On t1e 18Th
day o. October. = . 1895, been pre-
sa1tad 70 sad Probate Court. and
Petition fer the Probate thereof. and
for the Issuance OF Letters Iesta-
-Dantary 70 & Il Ori q Honolulu,
having been fled BY Ma KazlualI1s
widow q said deceased
L Is hereby ordered, that Monday
the 2-Ih day Of November, a D 1919
Al 10 O'Clock a II. o. said day, a
the Court Room Of said Court, Al 20
r1oEulU- Oahu. b and the same hereby
X appointed the tire ana place Tor
proving sad VIII and hearing salo
applicat ton
L IS further ordered, that notice
thereof Be given. by publication once
q week for three successive weeks. IL
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
newspaper published n Honolulu, the
last publication 70 D. not less tran
ten days previous 10 the tire therein
appointed for hearing.
Dated at Honolulu. Cahu, October Is.
1905.
IT De BOLT,
First Judge First Circuit Court
4 G N ROBERTSON.
Attorney for the Petitioner
72Sss-Oct- -. Is. Nov. :. ;,
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Siberia Is e san al o'clock Saturday
afternoon, and vii have on beard
when she sails al least $50 saloon pas
sengers. or about all that can be
accommodated Her hold viii also be
filed with freight 10 the extent Of
about 5000 tons The China. the Mon
golia and still later vessels 70 sail for
the Orient viii be fun Of passengers.
according 70 the books in the passen-
ger Office CT the Pacific Man Company.
S. z Chronic1e.
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NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE AND OF
SALE.
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HVer's
Cherry 9ectoraI

It is the best remedy in the world
for coughs, colds, Group. whooping-
cough, influenza, and all throat and
lung troubles
There are many substitutes and
limitations. Beware of them and OF
so-caIled . Genuine Cherry PectoraI.''
Be sure you get AYERS Cherry
PectoraL
Put up in large and small bottles.
frrpsreS by Dr. ]. Aver Co. Lowell Mass. L. s. A.
EoLLSTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS
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WM HENRY,

High Sheriff. Territory Of Hawaii
7z36-Oct. il. IS. Nov. 3. Il.
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COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
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7eg7-Oct i, IS. Nov . {
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Capt Y. 4 h Conn0r says II isn't
50
Tia 2IIkaha-a arrived yesterday from
E1-z<
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

a-<ov. 2 { IS 2
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MATsoN's NEW STEAMER.

The Ventura resumed her voyag
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-24
TRY TO WRECK TRAIN.
Locomotive Crashes Into Rock Near
 New Hartford.

Locomotive Crashes Into Rock Near
 New Hartford
 New Hartford, Nov. 24-What was apparently m attempt to wreck . train on the Central New England road was made yesterday afternoon and the escape was so narrow that the locomotive crashed into the obstruc' tion before the train could be brought to stop.
 The train was the No 12 east bound which arrives at New Hartford at 5:21. It was in charge of Conductor Shocks. It consisted of two passen- ger cars and combination express and baggage car. A large boulder was on the tracks at what is known as ''the big curve" located about two miles above this place and just this side of Winsted.
 The train crashed into this with such force that the rock was partly smashed and the passengers were bad ly shaken up although no one report cd any injuries. The train hands got to work and removed the rock so that the train passed after a 15 minutea wait
 At this spot, if train was derailed, it would go down 50 feet into a gully. By the lay of the land it seems ils- possible that the rock could have come upon the track except through some ones design.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-24
RECKLESS AUTONOBlLIST
Pat Horse aud Driver In a Predica.
 ment Last Evening.

On South Elm street last evening an automobile with reckless driver was the cause of an accident thar ly. Peter Lynch of Brooklyn was unhitching his horse which was tied to post and was about to enter the carriage when big touring car came wh|izzing along. Lynch and several fellows near by called to the chauffeur to stop the machine as the horse was frightened, but the driver of the gas oline wagon'' needed not the advice aud went shooting by. By this time the horse, which is an unusually large one, had kicked the dashboard off the wagon and had Lynch pinned up against the fence But the driver knew if he let go the horse would be gone in moment and he clung to the horses head until he received as- sistance from onlookers.
 When the animal was finally quiet cd the rubber tired carriage was found suitable for the repair shop, the shafts and dashboard being badly damaged. The horse was severely cut about the legs. Lynch escaped lnhurt but he received good squeez-' ing against the fence. It is amazing how he escaped so luckily. The auto party did not stop, but sent the ma chine on faster so as to avoid paying any damages. But in all probability 1t was useless as MT Lynch knows the number of the machine and intends to make the owner cash upe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-24
FORTY.FIvE TONIGHT
After Last Nights Successful Turn
 at Whist.

The card party given in St Patrick's parish hall last night attracted the largest crowd ever assembled there. The capacity of the hall was taxed to it's utmost. The tables and chairs were laid together so closely that it was a little difficult to move between the sections. It was a very happy and homelike party and considering the lack of room progress through the sec tlons was made fin perfect order. The management throughout was excellent. W. ]. Shanahan made the announce ments i'm a clear voice. After playing the party remained at the tables and partook of refreshments. The ladies of the parish have every reason to be proud of their first card party. To- night the forty-fiye players will he out in force and no doubt the hall will be filled to the doors. The men have made all arrangements for the teams. The ladies will be present to look after the sections. Tonight will be the largest and most enjoyable forty-five party ever held in the city. The list of patrons for this evening is as fol- lows: Mrs George A. Gibson, Mrs Iuuu9s Mre MllcnelA,' MIs Deehhit aAEs Sullivan, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Condon, Mrs Walsh. Mrs Ryan, Mrs Courtney. Mrs Murphy, Mrs Palmer. Mrs Dun phy. Mrs Healey, Mrs F. Skegan. Mrs P. Skegan, Mrs M. F. Burke. Mrs John Powers, Mrs Joseph Tracy, Mrs !, M. Lynch. Mrs J. F. Bowers. Mrs John Cronin, Mrs ]. McGTath. Mrs Frank Brothers. Mrs T. Miller. Mrs F Starr, Mrs ]. Doyle. Mrs William Hughes, Mrs E. Keenan. Mrs E. Martin, Mrs MartelI. Mrs De Ligouri, Mrs Peter Hall. Mrs !. 4. Phelan. Mrs Philip Reilly. Mrs P. J. Dwyer, Mrs W. T. Spain. Mrs W. II. Monagan, Mrs M. J. Ryan. Mrs !. Mckeon. Mrs T. Far rel. Mrs Mcclure and Mrs Cunning ham
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-24
CITY NEWS

The best school bags in the city or pretty pencil boxes, all filled, can be had for U. s. < Go tickets.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated on Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church for the late Michael Collins of S05 Baldwin street.
 Tickets are now on sale for the an nual reception and dance of the High School Alumni association which is Co be held at Eagles hall on Thursday evening, December 2S, and can be se- cured from any of the members of the association. The hall will be beaSti- fully decorated and the music will be of the best.
 The American band will resume it's weekly promenades at Eagles hall. In case the hall is rented for several nights during the week to other or ganizations for fairs, bazaars or other amusements and one of those nights is on Saturday, the band has to give up its weekly event for that one week. Tomorrow night the band will fur nish all popular music.
 IWV .CikdILldhtE6, GNltltinllg uul lVi a. day of recreation, started off this morning with rousing salute to Bacchus. Half an hour later they were at the corner of Brook and East Main streets. tied up in an argument on the New York election contest, and things were getting quite warm when Officer simon Mccarthy came along and took them into custody. They were too full for further utterance and were therefore unable to give their names.
 The members of the Brooklyn Ath. ietlc club expect to have an immense crowd at their annual dance oL Thanksgiving night in Eagles hall. Although there are many, other attrsei ti5ns scheduled for that ',eveningy syer the B, A. c, boys are putting out an unusually large, number of tickets for their affair. The committee Is spar ing neither time nor expense to make the event success. The music will be of the best and extra care will be taken to have the floor in first class shape.
 X man who was up with the lark this morning says. he heard the blue bird and noticed signs of the approach of spring, which prompted hin to con- clude that the backbone of winter is broken. If this be so the whole world must have slept over five or six months, and merchants and others who are preparing for the Christmas time are far behind the times. But the man must have made some mistake, and if he doesn't think so now he will find out some morning in the near future and sees the handiwork of Jack Frost all over town.
 Yesterday nearly all the openings in the streets were closed and many thought the work of making conduits was finished for the present season, but this was a mistake. New open ings are being made to-day. and as one of the men said when asked where they intended to stop, operations will not cease until every available space underground is taken hold of and con verted into use. In a few years, he said, all the principal streets of Wa terbury will have been tunneled, and all the city will own below the sur face will be the sewer and water mains No doubt this is true. but even at that probably it is a good thing to get rid of the overhead wires. although some folks think the companies should have paid something for the burial places.