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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
@egwei(U
Uuu empfeBlensucrtgen SinnH5',
GngrOSs unS GnOetuiI.8 cidGitcu.
6iuan5teIIeS 8.
8Qufen.

6irit NationoI @anf, 16, @eIt.9ora.
toga : StroBe; S. 9. 5erguion,
8rGiiocut; s. 9. @ilcor, 9oiiirer.
Tarmcr8' ans Mec6ontS' NationoI
@ant. 30t, Nor0-Gbarle8.S troBe;
Gbo8. Z. Crane, BrGiiOent; Garter
Is. S5burn, 9oiiirer.
0entihe @onf, ~2erington. un6 Sout'
np.StroBe; 81. $. Saul3, Braii'
Dent; @tgltlt @eber, Roiiirer.
commercial ono 6ormer3' Sectional
8ouf, Somaro. rno 8ermousStr.
@eitern @otionaI 9onf, IA, 0oro'
gutau.S troBc; Soibua Is. SorOep,
&rGiiOent; g9. Worrtott. &oiiirer.
0rooerS' ono Wc6anic8' Notional
9onf, @utoms uno 6oDettesStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
GlQuDt11e.
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i ga y IN Is ..
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bic nsi6, Or b14 sin INN a. isS,
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INNER Elm bist5er perlraer ieir pom
Der &oee: am Gnpe brenneu r5t1 10 Elm
poof a5ijnfIein inter- S,r 9rih,' @irn
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tommt uno mjrb.. mlft Tn 10 p..l
greue belpbnen, lJro re.t1e Irog be
IDbnte nicbt oernl mas er oenft reib
i6 niht. Ste labt ft ia ouch uiats
merten. @ber 10 Elm bisd,en brer{lin
1T ber qrom uro bic Qeltr faoen|s
.Qlh mos uptsrbrrb gena Inn
idroff. Lar bic Qsute idnDaeeu. Glcu=
Dtus iii ooh fdf orei Sabre iiinosr ais
DIANA"
Qiro ri, nsritsbT y, uln mir rNsr
ou6 aor mir nor ioo-f Der CbrrIt
sen Tornernettsr olsn peuu man
5i6 nm 6er}en Iieht in % ia s1oI oh
er ober Ie iiinoer n W1ou Iiebt lppQ
nid5+ hem 51ufi+eir Ipnoeru o1s 1er3
--lrro rsr m,i6 mas nche1lu o]eipr6drn
MIN n4br,r6 mir bie, fIn1 icbno8gu
-Tiro biz TIoite mar II bolb
nou"
uG5 lit not cine game oben," Ipyoh
lie Idhelno uno bolte le outs Dem Sut
ret.
Der Cber't rttdte eln mcnlo oom
Itih alb, no5m bic 6io'ht !'o.vta
Die Since uno bo9ris Den FtroPlto
3iePer EN-.
DSEds Mama beut N1eno NIT HloN
bus gu lprehen bat mIlen lo",' 1o6'e
Henu.
@lut, lam Der %orten herou@. Ney
06erlt tpdr feusrrotR oon Der |HliIeIlz
gun9 gepoy0en,
eyta, allo man los mug oet @e
ltl4te, ermunterts er INN ldlsHtle l'h
EN-.
eIduoIne mar UNI osA NUm 9e3nn,
gen uno ltono IeBt oc@i o'teN SnteI
2egenuper: gn !pllNo'T'c9onts Senel'
n%ettldrte l3re ,3U9e, mn ne lo9ts, ZEN
4lten 1tt0RIeno onlcleno:
Der Ntonn. Den ld) Ilepc Der Ttoon,
pe1en 2Seto I2 loeroel lpIll, nal heute
bel Ntama I'M meme 9dno dn8eFdIS
zen.
9er Cb,rIt 1cBte irin Nlos 10 b,ftio
nieper. ban Der rptbc gistu iibsrihiLnte
uno pos 5iihtld1 tcflette.
0ob 0ih-ne. lit ia non nidt
m6olidl Sbr Rinoer ocntt idou an 10
etlpds?" i~fotterte er.
.0nteL id bin 3~pOn3io sSahr. Qcno
lit bolo neun3ebn."
9a5 perlutrrte i'm oau3. Die tlej-
nen MGohen lpplten ichou 70 alt iein
nab bodbten ans 6eirothen.
.Wan piro alt. Die 3cit lGuft.
!Serrie. 2pau3iu SQbr, Gluuojne. mein
Sinh. tomm ber."
@r mar oan oerlibrt uno breitete
bic Q(rme aug. nGbreno er ocrduiduoQ
ben Stub( peit 3uriid7cburrte.
Sic LIEF nm Den Eifdl in0 iebte lld)
ouf feinen ShooB. .&bre Wonoe an
bic feline lebnenb. ihre Ylrme nm ieire
S6ultern. pieote ie iin hin uno Der
uno i'm 70 nit uno Iprad:
.3u tennIt i'm audi. llno Cu moaIt
i'm audi leioen. limb er iie6t in Cir
bas Soeul pom eiuem oltea RrisQsr uno
Seloen."
Bin ih ouh-tonn ey ouG-io, al
meineu 2eiten po pe~itoro man iih
ouF's c6Iaoen lno ogi's 0unosrr
oleif oIt. y{obel ousieben tbGten mir
niht INNER. Q(ber topfer porcu mir.
Wit soft fir sonia. Goterlonp rnp
QuiIe, cir mar IAon tpot g1ber ib
b1b'5 INNER 6timlih m@itoeruien. Wie
hetft er benn2 Sin braper 3erl 1T er.
Tos merf id fhpn."
(5s III gnbreAt pom gronopn"
fuote GIolbine Ieiie.
,gRos Der BON BEN !gaiier Fror-
~ r,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
Baltimore nnb philadelphia Sampi.
buptsGu.
Gricsipu Siuc.
Gricslon Zinc.


SpcJInIlntIj an Vericnbtt,
Sic &rieHuftsehlie niro oeu Refrieb iber ben
Nnnul fpieoer nuirebmeI mo am 3. Sanrdr
Srndt uno gafideicrc iiir FbilabelpbiG bon Der
JScfif, Giabis iuih Rruitz Strabe, bef5roerIl.
ilIifere JiatrH iiHo n~ieoriGert ais eie Der 9ifels
bnbJt, lins mir bofier, eiUen Sbeil Sbrcr Bas
troiiaae, rie IN Der 8etgangenbeit, III erbnls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
Baltimore Sramsier Sp.
Nrpni. nuo Wuh. etrobe,

HrDnts nuo @ubsStrabe,
bat ibre NiSitattiing I'm mebrere Snbriuerfe
gSans) pergroberf iino II lett I'M etaroe.
iiir bic gtui6eipabruna ODER Gerfenoung an
berpndet. 9rontpte ulo auoerIdlIiae 8eoie.
iiifa ipire 5uaeilbert. (52--).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
NOrNOenti6er 9lOeO.
RegclmaRige 9ampfidifffabrt
5tptfhen

W. W.
8tptfner
Baltimore un0 Bremen
our6 Ole neuen unO erprobten, nit
allen 8equemIi6feiten Deriebenen
BoitOampfer erIter 9laiie:
nHbein," ngrnnoenbnrg,"
y0edor," nGbemtiB,
yMain," DgreSlalt."
Ole @rpeoition8tooe itnO pie foIgt:
bon Baltimore:
@cimor," M}ittuodl Sen %. 0e3o
, lIbr 9}dAulitto03.
yWoiu," SamitoQ Sen I. &alitor,
9 lthr Na6mtttagS.
,8rc$lorl" Samitog Ocn 81. San,
2 ll6r @ahmtttug8.
.Cormito0t, N}ittpo6, ocn /. 6ebr.,
ll6r 9IadmittaA3.
.@cro," W}ittwo6, Sen s. 6cbrlor,
2 ll5r No0mittog3.
8meite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Wnu $l2.5O an.
8niihen0ed8 8aiioge.8retie
Son Baltimore "a@ $4,000
gon Sremen run Baltimore S34.0O.
wnroreife . einete oun baltimore uaa
Vrcmen unO iutitn 5000.
g,eosn 9raht uno Gdfaae meme man fb
an btt General IgeUte1
u. Smumadcr e ST.,
g}r. 4t9, SonopersS traBe,
ooer
Gomuro Raine,
CfIt hes II eutihsu Gdrreipuu6sntsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
guS Dem Snueru MHrnlauN's HmS
ben nmgreH5sIOeu StNatcu.

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vn,,h,,n, ,,,n.Sc -, si,,c, ghnccnch.,
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o4,; Som crrc1,orbciton in simon,
St,n,hr,,h i, Nnnctorr N&oihirc
t,r N,u,n, n,nNc cinc Q,nm,rr
n~r,..,crc,t ~ ,rcrbcr circ 1pm,,c
Wrr,1,,ir, ,,,s nc,, inni,ri;hcr M,,
,r,+ ,cin,h,r onrnnn 80 on.ncit,,
.jonor, cinc nam N Raj,
inn 7,r6n,c;icr non mcrd,cr In,s'
,Sr,c n,h onncrc, o,rn,c,, ii;hr.
rem mnIbp obrr r,h nicbt h,,rd,i,nht
,r,rncn N,or n,+ n;c Worohrtcr hca
cmithiorior .Hr5titntao i, 02,;6.
nation ncId,c sir oroi,c oShrr nrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
9amburg.N
- I'ad -
lumOutB-GbCrGur --Sambnr8
NoppclIdrnubcu'
n.. ..S OioSoa:rr-N;nuH

= Ycgcn ~ Inuer fir GoHanm mn garIs an,
Snm6nrg.Imerifd'Sinie,
81 9rpoomop, Iem-Dorf.
artlur @. 8Obiuu,
If 8eIt.Gentre- StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
S%par6anfen.
Central 9opingS @ant, GGarles'
un0 Seriu9tonsS traBe.
SpurGdnfen.
6eller.8 erIiherung8 .Maenten.


Some 6rie1olp Society, 1926, 2i,b
sen . Ipentte.
8. Z. SbadeIiorS & Co., 2, Dit
Sarato9aitraBe.
Senrb %. @atiieI0 (fopaD, 2tO,
observation-disclosures.
9irdbeao & Con, 2t4, Oits2ering'
ton StraBe.
SenneB & SopIor, 3O6, Sit.2ering'
ton StroBe.
Slrner e. Sboma8, 2, Oit.S Saratoga
StroBe.
90. O.. GeIoen, II, OIt.9Ieniult'
StroBe.
SelterIi6ere M6beIs 2ageruug.
@robam's @orebouie, %arf' 9IOcnie
uno 0olpbin.S traBe.
@runoeigcntbum8- Wnfler.
9icrre 6. 9u9on & Stephen, 16,
2eriugtonsS traBe.
@u6banoIllng.
@mtber's oeltti6e 8lt6banolung.
sos, Sit.9nItimore- StraBe.
8Gder-Heqliiiiten.
She Wpers & SidS 60, 104, Siio'
&omnr0.S traBe.
9au6ol5.3Gnbler.
S1oS. MottbenS & Con, CARTON
Ioenle uno albemarlesS troBe.
Geo. S. SIoan & 8ro., Ala, Sight
StraBe.
9lef. uno emaiQirte StobItpnaren.
Notional @nameling & Stamping
Co., 100, SanooersS troBe.
Gnmpfmni6tnen, 9eiiel II. Bumpen.
8oGace Stebbin8 & Sons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro.S troBe.
2ononirti6aftIi6e @erGtbe uno 90.
mereien.
@riffitb & Surner 60, 205, Noro.
RacoltroBe.
Srnamentale Standardization.
9ufur & Co., 3t1, 0..Soparo.St
Sdnitt. ur,b &ur5poarelt.
IrmItrong, Gator & Co., 106-18.
SopfinS-8 lace.
Sre9eaas, Sertel & 60, 100, Sop.
finS-Elace.
Sbiiren, SenIterrabmen II. &alleour.
Srant 9. @atfins & Co., Yratt. uno
Sreitoent-S troBe.
S6nupftabafs Sabrifanten.
q. Starr & Co., 436, Ioro.GaIoert.
StraBe.
3eiti6riiten Wa8a8in etc.
Baltimore Hetps SO, 3tS, @eIt,
@erman.S traBe.
Srieobofe.
On,,Sn. No.H Hnn,ntnnn Sff.an OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
q bIcb

El ser NG0c BON Gllitott Gitu ii,
Der oItC GoIiioruirr Niouicr @cwn
@iutcr I'M 9lItcr non 81 Eubrcu &c
itorbcu. Gr mar ser Sticipotcr or@
&ru. EoDu g. @ittjuQa bon &olti
more.
Gn Cumberland iii Nr. @m, I. 4.
2ittlc, Elm Noltimorcr foot IN icu.cm
Bette Qcirm0U morocu. Gr hjutcr
last iiini p]crbcjrotbctc T0dtcr.
@ci Noncod lit Trou GIiic @lonocl
I'M GIltcr BON G3 &obreu Ncitorbcn.
Ser &crfchr bCbtnoCrt
&ci Dem SdmccInwmc om 0ieu.
itol Iurr0c in NoQCrHtomn Der Qoll}c
Observation-Disclosures itorf bcciutr0d,-
tiQt. Die %ouopoitfutihcu fonltcu
gar nid,t iohrcn, so sic 2onoitrnBcn
0ltrd) iturfc Sdnccmchcu umpoiiirs
bar Qemudt iuorocu luoren. Cine
iturfc Wtomliduit lpur0c unl Ntttt,
nod iriih ollSQcinn0t nm Die clct-
triidc Balm BON So9crStopn nod
@opnc2boro' ircijuIcgcn. &n bcn
9htc W~fouutoinS iiclcn nobcju 5cbn
3on Sdncc.
9hl3 Cumberland mirh bcrihtct,
ooB Nic Scmpcrotlr mobrcnb 6c5
Nli8urOH ON Gicnitoa III ocn bohc.
rem @cNcnocu mic ). .. bel CufIonh,
ocu @looC9 etc, mntcr 9tlta bcro6,
Qin9. Ger Shuccioa mor IN ocu
@cbirNSAcQcnOcn mcniQcr ltorf, oodl
iiclcn bel @oru,Gop iibcr II 3oQ
Sd)ucc, ltu0 ser @%obnucrfebr mltrhc
ourh Sd)ucclpphcn bccintrddtiNt
Nci GriSiiclo oil Scr @oi bcrridltc
cin bcitiQc8 @nQClmettcr ulh Der
Sttrm ridltCtc mtcr 0cn Gohr6cuGcn
inn Noien QroBcn Sd)ooCn on. Ger
nm & llhr MorQcn2 BON GriSiielo
uod) Dem Norocu o~bQchcnoe GcrIo+
ucn5uQ entQlciItc 5tpci W}cilcn bon
BORT, in0em Scr Stllrm cineu 0oltrl
Dor Scr 2ofomotipc ilbcr oic @cleile
mari. Tic locomotive murbc bcnlr.
lirt, BOD cnt1in1cu Die 9coicmtnG.
Ionic Die ToiinQiCrc ir9cnb iueldlcll
0crlctrmgcn. &n Houic Scr 9tod)t
muroc berTompiCr oWtorplon0" bon
icincm Nnfergrunoc loSGeriilen u1o
an bic onbcrc Seitc ocS Safcns &c.
tricbcL no ocricIbc QroBcn Sd)ooCl
lmtcr oeu ooicIbit lic9cnOcu tlcinc.
rem ToGr5cl0cn onridltctc. Ter
Compiler iclbIt mtroc 70 bci60oiQt,
Dob or icinc rc0clmoBi9c 6ubrt OIL
iolQcnbcul age ni6t outrcten forultc.
Ger nod Baltimore bcitimmtc Ion1.
pier ,Goltcrn Shorc" mlBtc i'm
Ynifc Der Nudt bel Serbs @crItc
SduuB Dor Dem Sturme illd)cn. Ser
Sturm leUtc nit elmer @cihpinbi0'
felt Don 60 WtCilcn 0ie Stm0c iib@r
Die Noi uof &irginicn. IN 9torTolf
QinQ bic Ccmperotur inncrbolb bca
SaQcn nm b @ra0 herltntcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

Nllet7Nlltcnnr: Nnromeitz@de Gbnrless un0
Snratn9asStrube (p3. W. Is. M."s@ebdToe),
9r. 500, Giio.8roabipaD, Mt StobulsStaliop
-uber 9alnoensS tatiou!
?, y. Martin, Mer. Noii, Trnffie.
Is. ". Saiiet, Sen. sBaii. sgteent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
6elteriidere M06eI-9agerung.
@robom's @nrGbouie, @arf glOclute
uno 0olpbin.S troBe.

neutrality-suspicious. -Wafler.
s. 9ugon & NepbeD, t6,
2eriugtonsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
@u6banoIung.
@umtber'S oeutide 9u6bnno(ung.
sos, Oit-9nItimore.S traBe.

8Gder.Ieqlliiiten.
she Wpers & Sids Co., 1O4, Siio.
3omar0.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
JipIal Blue Clinic" nan 96ilaSelpbia uub

Scitli6 9}erI. Gafnoen GerI Wlt. NobaI
SS@latpG9aon .9daII. 2.51&. 355&
E1rlor X Spette. Sdgl. 1855 q. 1890 %. 6
Niiiiet Tdr!or. ausq. Q. $50 q. 9.b4 q.
Enrlnr, Speiic, nIr Gu. 0.52g .. O.57 8
8orior. Spetie. au9g; z. 1t.5O8 N1t.54 v. 6
Rnrlor, Speiic. .IdRI. Lob y. Nt.59 q.
poinDal S%tui!co," Cusf1licbIi6er 8uumaits 3ua,
Nilftets Gauhs. 9urIors, 0hierbdtion5s nno
Speties y8ng4onS. Idgl. 348 q. BS.52 81.
Edrlors Speiie. ...GdQl. 900 VI. COS 81. g
Goodies. Ebiln., auSG 2. 7.55 ". 500 81. Is
Goodies, 8hilu, .Gd9l. 900 VI. 9.n5 o., e
SMlafpog9pt Sd9l. 1899 N. t2.44 ~,
Ser IoiaIe G6lafpuagon nab ietp.Dorf III int
ut. 6opGlsGG6nboie nm 1000 gIbeHos 5ur 9lujs
ltabnle bon gnilagiercn 6creii.
SD nnh Nilnatic.GiD Gu @o6criidgen; 81
ttnd AtlnnticsGitO tdQli6.
vile 8a9e DaIter 1T @ilmiuotpn. g bdIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

9aubol5.SGnoler.
S1o8. MottbemS & Con, CARTON
9lpente uno albemarlesS traBe.
SEQ. s. SIoan & 8ro., Ala, Sight
StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

9Gft Snr Sleiir inc Nuelano tciorot @ow.
Blaine, pr. Al, Ct. Faul Strahe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
SMOKER AND LECTURE.

The central committee of the social ist clubs of this city have arranged for big smoker to take place to- morrow evening. The event will mark the opening of their new and com modious quarters in Platt block. h. creaslng membership and the present sentiment on public ownership has been the means of the socialist clubs enlarging their quarters to meet with the demands of the wage-workers who are seeking education along these lines. The committee has been successful in securing H. W. Laidlee of Wesleyan college. who has a repu- tation as a natural born orator Ad. mission g cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Brooklyn was well represented al the B. A. 0. dance last evening. William Degnan of Bridgeport has returned home, after visiting friends in this section.
 The D. W. c. Whist club will meet this evening at the home of Miss Al freda Withey on Town Plok Miss Abina Walsh of Bank street and Miss Katherine Murphy of Rus sell street are visiting friends in Hart ford
 -Yesterday on Bank street Lithu- anian made flying plunge at nov ing car. Needless to say he landed in the street.
 A fine new piano has been placed in the Town Plot school. An entertain ment will in all probability be given shortly to meet the expense of same.
 The trolley wire from Smiths drug store to James street fell Wednesday night and tied up the service in this section for about half an hour. The antics of Lithuanian fooling around it while down was enough to give those watching him heart failure.
 The H. c. L. Whist club met last evening at the home of Miss Louise Malone on Bank street. Songs were rendered by Miss Alice and William Hughes Miss Deborah Fitzgerald and Miss Mary Shannahan. William Shannahan also gave his famous Dan Daly limitations, while Miss Norah Mahaney gave some pleasing recita- tions. Miss Molly Mahaney and Ed ward Donahue were the prize win ners.
 A large number from Brooklyn went to Meriden with the Cadets yes terday and saw them defeat the strong Dublin team of that town The Jun iors surprised their most sanguine rooters and no one expected them to defeat the Silver city aggregation. NAt the end of the first half the score was tie at to 6. In the second half the Cadets played a whirlwind game and played the Dublins off their feet. It was rattling good victory and the Cadets can justly feel proud of it. Coss and Bagley made the touch downs.
 If you feel weak and tired and can just drag around, why not take some thing to change such condition? There's reason for your feeling so-- your blood is probably thin and your vitality low. You can buy vitality in bottles and it's called Empire Drug Co Compound Syrup of Hypophos- phites. This preparation is a scienti- fic compound containing reconstruc tive clements for the human system It restores appetite, builds tissue, p,l- rifles the blood. strengthens the nerves. Price 75c at Walkers drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
BOARD OF SAFETY
Two Vacancies Filled at Msssins
 Wednesday.

The board of public safety is closing up it's affairs as rapidly and gently as possible. At the meeting held We'd nesday afternoon the two vacancies on the fire and police forces were filled. James E. Walsh was appointed regular "cop" and NJ. r. Burns was promoted from the call service to the regular fire force. The resignation of Special Policeman Edward T. Gau- ghan was accepted and Specials Jo- seph F. Connor and J. F. Bagley were notified to appear before the board to explain their absence from the annual inspection.
 Superintendent Beach was permit ted to join the International Associa- ton of Chiefs of Cops, and ill com munication George E. Boyd thanked the board for entertaining the fire in surance agents on the occasion of their annual convention here on November IT.
 Chief Snagg was notified to install fire alarm boxes in the following places: Near the Eagle brewery. cor ner of Washington and Baldwin streets; corner of Euclid and Roseland avenues, Ridgew0od and Waterville streets, Walnut and Wood streets. It was decided not to put up boxes on the corner of Dikeman street near the Walsh school. one near the Lin coin school, and one on the corner of Pleasant and Ridge streets.
 It is a question, though. If boxes will be installed on Euclid avenue and near the Eagle brewery. as those places are in the first taxation dis trict. However. this board of safety will not go on record as considerer of trihes like. legality or fairness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
PARKER MAKES ANSWER.
Former Presidential Candidate De.
 fends Judges Against Jerome.

Former Presidential Candidate De-
 fends Judges Against Jerome.
 ESOPUS, N. r., Dec. 1.--Alton B. Parker, late candidate for president of the United States and for a number of years at the head of the judiciary of the state as chief judge of the court of appeals, last night made statement called forth by remarks of District At torney Jerome of New York at the City club dinner there concerning the per sonnel of the supreme court bench in the first Judicial department and quot ed to the effect that with few excep- stions have not only no reverence but not even respect for them.
 q have not believed" said Judge Parker, that Jerome made so broad statement I know Jerome and re- gard him too highly to believe that un- der any circumstances he could be be- trayed into using such an expression about the members of great court in whom our people have, and of right ought to have, the greatest confidence. Fourteen years in association with other judges devoted to the review of the work of judges at trial and special term has led meas it was the appel late judges with whom I have been associated-to feel that as a class the integrity. learning, ability, industry, high ideals and love of justice of the members of our supreme court are not surpassed in any state"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
TIMELY ToPICs

See the 1905 patterns of the Magee Imperials at Barlow Bros. All thor. oughly up to date.
 All styles in gun metal calf boots, good winter footwear, at Arthur Brad. ley Cos. g Bank street.
 Saturday coffee for 19c a pound al the Woodruff Grocery Co.
 Special prices in trimmed hats all day Saturday at A. F. Cowles'
 The W. H. Hoffman Co are showing a fine line of furnishings for sofa pill lows
 Coffee cakes at Trott's Saturday af- ternoon.
 Some good bargains fin black dress goods at Miller & Peck's.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland have some good bargains in women's and chil- drenfs underwear.
 Dodge. the shoe man. has line line of slippers for Christmas trade.
 Save your register cheeks of Mail hiot's and get a g umbrella.
 The Waterbury Market Co is selling pork loinz in strips for cents pound
 Look for special stamp offers in Un- Ion Supply adv.
 Jones. Morgan Co have a fine line of gentlemeHs and boys OTercOats at the right prices
 Big sale of dolls is on, to-day and to-morr0w st Reid & Hughz-
 90 freeh killed turkeys extra faney. 25c a pound tomorrow at Public marsst
 To-morrov Is fuDIshing dsy ct Cur ran-e Look at their ad for Bargains. Sperisi sale Of chfldreu's leEzlns fo- morrow at Hoic1er's shoe store.
 Strictly frzeh sEks at the Peoples r,s<kst for <sc p<r d1zsz-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
BAN ON WEDDING PARTY.
Bishop scannel1 Excommunfcated
 Members of His Church.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 1.-Right Rev, Bishop Richard Scannell of the Ne. braska diocese of the Catholic church has declared communicated ipso fac to all members of the Catholic church who participated in the wedding of Congressman Kennedy and Miss Pritch, cit on Monday There were number of prominent Catholics present, includ- ing Mrs. Edward Cudahy, wife of the packing house magnate. Miss Mae Hamilton, whose individual fortune is rated at over $1,000,0 900, was one of the bridesmaids.
 Congressman Kennedy has a divorc- ed wife living. and for that reason the bishop ,isshed, last Sunday pastoral forbidding Catholics to participate in the ceremony.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Andy HamiIton at parI..

PARIS, Dec. L-Andrew Hamilton. who was the confidential legislative representative of the insurance comra- nies at Albany. is here and says con- corning his plans and his answer to the requests of the Armstrong insur- ance committee that he has given or ders to his agents in New York to sur render his papers to the committed and that he may go to New York to testify.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Dissraced Omcer Shot Himself.

VANCOUVER, Wash, Dec. Leap tain Aga P. Berry committed suicide here by shooting himself through the heart. He was recently tried by a gen. eral court martial at Vancouver bar racks, found guilty of conduct unbe- coming an officer and gentleman and dismissed. Berry was graduate of West Point, class of '96, and was on duty as quartermaster of the transport Buford at the time the charges were preferred against him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
CAST OFF CLOTHING

of gentlemen. youths and boys bought at the highest cash prices. Prompt at tention to mail orders. Cleaning, press Ing and repairing neatly done.
 wM PossNER, 2T5 Bank St
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Paul Kelley wa. .t Home.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Paul Kelley. said to he gang leader and owner of Little Naples" the Great Jones street resort where William Harrington was shot dead a week ago, was found last night by a reporter at his home here. For eight days the New York police have been searching the dark places of the city for Kelley. None of them could find trace of him. The sleuths confessed themselFes baffied.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
PItt.burg stove Plant De.troyea.

PITTSBURG, Dec. LA fire which broke out in the five story building of the Gran Stove and Range company here totally destroyed that structure and caused a loss of about Sl50.000. The buildings on either side. occupied by the Standard Manufacturing and Sanitary company and Shannon & Sons, wholesale dry goods. were also slightly damaged. Cold weather greatly handi- capped the firemen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
F.t.IIv Hurt In M... Pl.x.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Dec. 1.-In a mass play during a game of football here between two local teams Leo Me NaIly. aged twenty-one. had his spine fractured at a point between the shoul- ders and Is not expected to live. He Is paralyzed from the shoulders down. When removed from the field McNaIly was unconscious
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
on.red Ten rheu...s [. s.s,..

PTTTsBURG. Dec 1.-NIss Edith |. Gibney of St Louis. who sued T. Klaus J. Steiner for <50.OOO damages for aI- legged breach of promise. wlll appear In court on Monday. Miss Gibney obtain ed a verdict for s13.eoo damages. but a new trial was granted Steiner. An offer to settle for sI00Oo wss refused
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS.
Several Changes Made By Bishop Tie,

Several Changes Made By Bishop Tier
 ney in Hartford Diocese.
 The following changes were made this week in several parishes in this diocese by Bishop Tierney:
 Rev Michael J. Lynch, St Michael's church, Westerly.
 Rev Edward J. Broderick, St Au- gustine's school, West Hartford.
 Rev John F. Donahue, St Josepn's church, Meriden.
 Rev Joseph NJ. Raniszewski, St Mary's church, Jewett City.
 Rev Joseph H King, St Francis church, Torrington.