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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
MRS. MICH aEL R0LAN.

Mrs. Michael Nolan died at her hon
In Augusta street Wednesday afternoo
The funeral will take place Saturdi
morning at St. Mary's church and int
ment will be made in st. Mary's cen
terry. She leaves "a husband. Mrs Nols
lived to u good age and was highly /,
spa:tet. Tns fu ieral will no douot be :
very large n es she had a great ma
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Travelled" saiI a brown-faced
,ilor in a train to q passenger who
ad questioned him. Il should think
ave. I've Eeen ali round the world;
over an hunder il, too. There amt
any ports | don't know the In
de Of"
why you must know a lot about
geography" cried his hearer, and
lck, having furrowed his brow with
lomentary thought. said:
"Ho. yus; we did put in there once
only TO coal, though. faint much
{ q place, what ] remember Of it,
loyal Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
SLEIGH FAST IN BANK.

While trying to haul q sleigh load
cf .1n Der from the Staten Island
ferry, fo"t o. Bentley street, to the
yard Of j. S. Ellis & Sons, Wednesday
afternoon, four horses owned by Mr.
Cutter, of Perth Amboy, became fast
in huge snow drifrs a number of ties
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
A Polite Term,

Laura think NJ. Fred is very po-
Re.
Flora--1n what way-polite?
Laura--For instance, he was speak
IS to my brother about his lady-dog,
ell, and instead Of calling her by the
ERIN that vulgar men used he called
era dogma.
Flora-Well. you know, he Is study
rg at a theological college.-Ally
,lopcr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

NORTH BROOhlIELD. Mass. Feb.
3-Seven pieces Of bone found in the
ruins Of the North Brooktield aims
house have been shown to Or. L. W
Norwood of Spencer. medical examiner,
who p%rcnounccs them human bones.
Tie almshousc burned early Wednes-
day morning, nd Frank Bcaudette, IN
inmate. eighty-scven years old, has not
been seen since.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

CAMBRIDGE. Ma, Feb. S.-The ice
boat Annapolis lcft here last night for
Deals island. Chesapeake bay, to rescue
eleven o%ystcrnlen whose boats are ice
hound in Tangicr sound. The mems
vessels have been frozen in. the ice
since Jau. IL, and. their supply of pro
visions having become exhausted, they
are now in Il starving condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
Suspicious

Mr.. Fiatbush-f see by this paper that
over $4,000 horses are annually siaugh-
tered in Paris for their meat"
Mrs. F'latbush-Why will they insist
on puttiug an item like this in the pa pers
just row. when it is the season for mince
pies ?--Yorkers Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
FIRST CAR TO BRIDGE.
Traction Company Fan One t.
Chsesquake for the M0rkmen.

A work car was run to the Cheesequak'
bridge Thursday morning being the firs
car to run over the jersey Central rrac
tion road. 1t brought the workmcn Ii
the morning and returned to the bridge
for them In the evening. 1t is said tina,
they are going to erect a station this sio
of the bridge the prople need not be CON-
PEELED to stand outside in all sorts o.
weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Merchant-Your former employer tells
me you were the quickest clerk in the
place.
Applicant for Situation (doubtfully)
Yes. sir?
Merchandise says you could put tie
books into the safe, lock up and start for
home in just a trife over c minute ana
90 seconds.-Cassell's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
For Sweet charity's Sake.

I'm glad VT vert II was an ex-
cellant performance, and for such a
charita bic purpose
yes. indeed; We nj, feel a thrill Of
satisfaction when W do Tomcthins FOR
charity and get the worth OF our
mcucy."-k. c. Sta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Feb. 3-Fire
in the business section last night has
caused damage estimated at $150,000,
Two tircmon were injured. The Tap
nan Clothing company. the Mctropoli-
tan Ladies Tailoring company and the
Phelps Pbotographing company are the
heaviest losers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
FREE LECTU az TONIGHT.

Tonight the free lecture, under the
auspices of the Board of Education,
will he held in X. of P. Hall. Mrs.
NJ. Claire Fihney will lecture on
1.-The Lad of Incas. It.will be illus
tra'ed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
W. C. T. U. MEETING.

The w. c. T. e., of Pleasant Plains,
held a Fathers and Mothers meeting in
Marks NJ. f. Church at Pleasant
Plains, last Wednesday night. 1t was
well attended. The subject open for dis
cusslon was Teaching Temperance in
tho HnmeO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
BROKE INTO SHANTy.

Que day recently the Rapid Transit
Railroad flaaman IS little shanty at
Broadway andR .ilroad crossing was bro
ken into and a number of tools and Ian
terms stolen. The rail. Dad police are at
work on the case. s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
SHOW AT ELTINGvIL:E.

Tonight the Lucas Entertainment Com
pany will give a show in Doty's Hall,
EltiDgville, for the be, eft Of the Church
of the Holy Comforter. Saturday night
they will give an enterta inment in X. OF
p. Hall, Tottenyille.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
Willing to Oblige.

The Hostess-The conversation Is be-
ginning to lag. What shall NC co to en-.
terrain our guests?
The Host-i have an idea, my dear.
Suppose We leave the room for an hour
and give them a chance 10 say things
about us.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
State News


Young men of the Pitmau NJ. z. church
have formed an nshcrs' union.
4 district meeting of the Knights of
the Golden Eagle was held at Florence
Wednesday night.
For neglect of his children Louis Clark
was sent to jail for. ten days, at Wood
bury Wednes ay.
Many Nillville butchers and grocers
will not store ice this year, claiming that
manufactured ice is cheaper.
Guy Carleton Lee, LII. D., Phi. D., lee.
tured in NJ illville Wednesday night OIL
1.-THE Acquisition Of the Philippines"
During revival services in the Central
NJ. +. church. Trenton, thirty persons
have professed conversion.
At the final sale of the effects of Firm
In Duball, the Burlington ~recluse. th.
old family Bible brought 3 20.
An examination Of applicants for teach
crs' certificates will he held in Dridgetor
today and Saturday.
William II. Burgess, superintendent
of loads in Atlantic County, Is out as s
Republican candidate for Sheriff.
Despondent ovre poverty Mrs. Frank
Lantz, q widow, killed herself with parii
green, at her homo in StatesviIle, Wed
nesday.
Mason B. Y%ounglove, 81 years old, OIL
No. 81 North Twent-first street, Camden,
has been missing since January q.
Charles Soul, of Bridgeton, has beer
Apo inted as an expert accountant III tb,
State Department Of Banking and Insur
ance.
More than half the members of the
class graduated from the State Norma
school last week have secured positions n,
teachers.
Margaret Stoberly, colored, Ct LAKE.
wood, died on Tuesday in Che Lon.
Branch Hospital from burns received
last November.
Preparations are being made for a grea
jubilee at Trinity ". T.. church, Mill
will. on February II, 10 bonor If th,
clearing of the debt.
Many prominent men Wednesday at
tended the funeral of the late Gen. S
Meredith Dickinson, Deputy Clerk Of tho
Court OF Chancefy, Trenton.
Jennie Lyons, 16 years old, who disap-
peared from he, home at no. Il Vapboog
street, Camden, last week, was found
Wedneday at the home of a relative.
Alexander Musinski, of Riverside, was
caught between two Pennsylvania Rail
road freight cars Wednesday and had a
leg broken. He is 10 Cooper Hospital,
Camden.
a number of East Cird en business men
have signed au agreement to close their
places Of business at 6 O'Clock every Mon
day. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
night.
Chancellor Magic, at Trenton Wednes-
day, approved the finding Of the Com
msslon which declared Charles X. Can
n the Hobokcn lawyer accused by II.
tie girls, TO be insane.
Cumberland County IS discussing "a
new county building to include Court
house, Clerks and S~uIro2atr's otfic,s.
The matter will be proposed in the Board
of Freeholders at the March meeting
The Burlington county :. T. c. A. has
elected these Officers: President, Charles
\. FLANDERS; vice president, Mrs, Il. y.
Sheppard; treasurer, Mrs. William O. Bin
ney; secretary, Reginald Branch.
: The members of the Sixth Ward Re
publican Club, of Camden, who VIII at
tend the Inauguration OF President Roose-
welt. will 20 as the William n. Brown
10 honot of the Uuder Sbcl
iff.
Mhcn in donht MheKc 70 Inc rn,,,nn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
Don't Fen Microbes.

Are you not afraid you will unduiy
alarm people concerning microbes?''
asked one scientist.
No" answered the other. There
was some little care, but since We toid
the public that money is full Of microbes
they lost all their terrors."-Chicago
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
A Bit P~reiudiced.

Papa-Your mother tells me you
haven't been a good hoy to-day, Johnny.
Johnny-Between us. pa. / think she's
a little prejudiced against me. 1t was
only the other day she told Aunt Kate
I was Just like you.-Tit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
SKATlR; IS GOOD.

During the past few days skatipg on
the rink has been very good. The
hoys have cleared most of the snow
off and crowds Of people enjoy them.
selves on the pond very day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
She Got Even.

Miss Pretty with s%catching sarcasm,
You seem TO prefer the company OF
youths much younger than yourself.
Miss Beauti with cutting severity
Yes: | am not so anxious to marry a.
some girls | KNOWN. Y. Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
TO sTARTA POTTERY.

Parties were trying to form a ste CT
company for pottery In this BORON.
Thursday 1t is supposed 10 be for tt
pottery held by Samuel Locker whit
has been clio ed for some time. II
friends Of Mr. Locker will he glad |,
have him start up the pottery again al,
wish him success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
stats to Regulate Kinesepathx.

ALBANY. n. Y, Feb. 3.-Senator
Fitzgerald introduced a bill providing
for the appointment of a board of three
examiners to regulate the practice of
'l>inesepathy' (nledical massage), pro-
viding q penalty of $50 to 500 for prac-
tlclug without 4 license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
KL0NDiKE SOCIAL.

The Guild of the Holy Comforter church,
OF Eltingvilic, ave a Klondike social
last evening in the parish house of the
church. The programme consisted Of
vocal and Instrumental music aud a
pleasant evening was spent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
Gratis.

DO you understand what is meant By
a free government
Certainly" answered the Filipino.
"A free government Is che to which there
Is no expense attached. That is the rca-
son wo want it."-Nsshington Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
Annie stenni Killed Her Lover.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. o.
Annie Stenni shot and killed her lover,
John Davis, at Vaughn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Wait for Greenbaum' annual mid.
winter sale, the event of the season
Feb. g. 1893 1871 I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
Harsh Terms.

did you and Dennis Dooley come to
terms over your disputc?" asked a city
merchant of his lItbernian d~oorkeeper,
"Yis. sor; and very uncomplimen.
Try terms they wor, sor."-Iit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Just a miuuUe. G~reenbaum's sale will
10 nmence Feb. 5. Why not wait for it?
t 1898 1-3t If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

a good chance to save money. and big
money at that, Is at Greeubaum's mid
winter sale, Feb 8. 1898 i-3l #
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
srhUel. to BuiIdt C,.r.s M,

NEW YORK. FebA G.-Mr. G. NJ.
sehwab. according TO IMPORTS from 81.
Petershacy, has been c1lled to aid sht
Russia, government irkcecat.-s L new
navy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

When in doubt wheIe TO buy, remem-
Der that Greenbaum'9 annual sale starts
Feb. 3. "Nuti sed.' $685. ISL II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

There are sails and sales, but the chi,
good one is ut GreeLb a inns, Feb. 5.
1898 l-31 Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

We cannot urge you too much 20 wait
for Greenbaum's mid-winter sale, Feb. 3.
Its a hummer. 1898 1-3l If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Don't buy anything until you've seen
the values AZ Greenbaum's sale, Feb. 3.
9s93 1-31 If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
what Vurt he Most.

Deacon Stibblss-Was The operation
painful. deacon?
Deacon Close-Painful? Tibet goi-
darn doctor charged me nineteen iol-
lars an thirty cents fer i~t.-Judse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
In Darkest Msw York.

Flat Hunter--Is light Ta?
Owper-Electricity/ ira, and or
the upper floors. " DE rooms are
bright. the rent II The Janitor.
"
Try An avd.@ Gyening News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Pardon me, but haven't we met be-
fore?"
IF We had you would know me bettcT
than to ask nc such a foolish question.
Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Situation Want ada. priatedt free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03
An Old Rhyme Modernized.

n you love me
AS | love you.
Only marriage
Gould part US two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-03

Try an avd.Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26
KsIAZE +
PoWIESC.
$#&
(Ciag dalszy).

o.
(Ciag dalszy).
Oddechu ME stale Tomo
wi, pos}ysza} to sumo, gd9
sic dowiedzial re 10000 ST
jeszcze do zaplacenia. a skarf
kr6lewski pr6zny, i ze 1.20(
r%ozmaitych slug prosza o p1a
ce i ME otrzymuja jej. Zywe
wypowiedzia} teraz ch{opie(
co pomysla}:
- Ma ten spos6b idziemy
do zguby, to zecz jasna. Poz'
w6lcie mi zamieszkac mniej'
sly dom i odprawcie wszyst-
ka zbyteczna s}uzbe. Il tego
wyniknie jeszcze korzysc po-
zbycia sie niepotrzebnych
zbyt gorliwych, czesto me-
czacych us}ug, kt6re lalceby
tylko dogadzac mog}y DO sa~
ma ME ma rozumu i mic So
bic zrobit ME potrafi. Prey
robin targu W Billingsgatte
stoi ma}y dom mieszkalny.
Slime poci6niecie ramienia
przywiodlo go do Swiadomo6-
ci swego po}ozenia umilk}
Ma poor mkt ME s}ysza} je~
go nierosadnej mowy, albo
tel jej ME rozumia}.
Inny sekretarz uwiadomi}
re zmar}y monarcha W ostat-
niej wolf wyni6s} hrabiego
Hedtforda ma godno6c ksiaze-
ca, jego brata zas, sir Toma-
sza Seymoura parem pa6stwa
uczyni} a syna Hertforda
hrabia mianowa}. Kilku in
nych dostojnik6w pa6stwa
podni6s1 takze W godnosciach
rada zaS tajna chce Is Lutte
go ma osobnem posiedzeniu
potwierdzi6 wszystkim ich
move zaszczyty. Poniewaz
. nriebozczyk kr6l ME wymie-
p: nil wyraznie, z jakich fundu-
, STOW, .maja bye dostarczone
podniesionym W dostojeh-
*stwie potrzebne srodki pie
niezne, a tajna rada INA zy-
czenia zmar}ego W tym wzgle~
die, uwaza vice "a w1a6ciwe
Seymourowi 500 funt6w "a
pewnic W posiad}osci ziem-
skiej tax samo 800 funt6w
rocznie synowi Hertforda, a {
opr6cz 800 funt6w z docho- l
dow tego biskupstwa kt6re
najpredzej zostanie opr6znio-' Y
ne, jeSli tylko kr6l teraz mi {
}o6ciwie panajacy ma to sic {
zgadza. l
O ma}o co ME wystapi} Tom z
z oewiadczeniem, ze lepiej S
d}ugi niebozczyka L
kr6la pop}acic, niz take SUI c
my bezpozytecznie trwonic, s
lecz dose wczesnie dotkna} r
jego ramienia przezor- z
ny Hartford i Tom, choG W /
duszy nierad, potwiedzi} W k
milczeniu podane wnioski. v
powsta}a W MIN mys] r
nova: kiedy on moze tax do /
stojehstwa tworzyc i rozdzie- +
lac, czemuz by swojej matki +
ME mianowa} ksiezna ma r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26

przeciagafo sic dale]. Llczn
pro6by, patenta, ogloszeni
nastepowaly i musialy by
%zalatwione, jedne pc drugic'
az Tom wzdycha1 ". duszy
Czem ia tax obrazi}em milo
= siernego Boga, 10 mnie poz
bawil swobody,. powietrza
, s}ohca i tax surowo skara]
lie kr6la ze mnie zrobil? Clio
: wa spad}a mu ma ramie
, sprawy pa6stwa musia}!
, bye powstrzymane DO us ma
wyobraziciel najwyzszej VIA
dry. w milczeniu stall chwilt
wobec snu znuzouego dziec'
ka musieli przerwa6 nara
|de.
Weselsza godzine spedzi} Tom
tego przedpoludnia pozwole'
MEM swych opiekun6w Het-
florida i St. Johna W towarzy-
stwie lady Elzbiety i lady
Joanny Frey, ale obie ksiez,
niczki by}y dis zasmucone
nieszcze5ciem ,kt6re dom kr6-
lewski dotkne1o. P6zniej mia}
uroczyste odwiedziny ksiez-
niczki Maryi, kt6re ola niego
to jedne dobra mia}y strone
ze kr6tke trwa}y. Zaledwie
chwile by} sam, gdy wpu-
szczono do niego wysmu-
k}ego moze dwunastoletniego
ch}opca. Przybysz by} ubra-
ny czarno z koronkami u
szyi, rece mia} 6nieznej bia}o-
Sci. Ma znak za}oby nosi1 ME
bieska przepaske przez plecy
i piersi. Niesmia1o z odkryta
gfowa, zblizy} sic i uklak}
Komem ma jedno kolano.
Tom siedzia} spokojnie i
przypatrywa} mu sic; wresz-
Gle rzek}:
Wsta6 ch}opcze, kto jestes?
Czego cheese?
Ch}opiec podni6} sic, sta
nal spokojny, ale smutny.
Jakto ME p~rzypominasz
mnie sobie milordzie? Jestem
ch}opcem do bicia.
Moim ch}opcem do BIZ
cha?
TAX, milo6ciwy panic. Je-
stem Humphrey NARROW.
Tom ME m6g} odgadnac,
to, by}, opiekunowie
.cale go O MIN ME uprze-
Przykro mu by1o, re
1ie wiedzia1 co ma robic il!
n6wic. Czy ma udawac re
ma ch}opca kt6rego kazde
wskazywa}o mu, re nigy !
} MIN mic ME s}ysza}. I
Me togo ME potrafi. Lecz
;nowu lima my6l mu przy- t
'z}a czy wypadek pedobny {
lie moze powtarzac sic co t
teraz kiedy wazne s
'prawy odwolywa6 musza cd
liego Hertforda i St. Johna, (
ze obadwaj byli wy (
Ionawcami testamentu? TREE
"a koniecznie ably on sam roz~ {
jak sic W takich razach 7
ma zachowac. Trzeba spr6- s
porozumiec sic z chic 4
NOM. poNHo IN M, cso ~ M n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26

czesto panied Cd dni kilku
! zawodzi rzekl Tom. Me zwa-
; zaj ma to, jul mi lepiej. GA
sem wystarcza mi lekka wska-
1z6wka abym sobie przypo-
mnia} znowu imiona j stosun-
XII kt6rych pamiec zatraci}em
/ (zw1aszcza os6b, o kt6rych
nigdy ME s}ysza}em). Po-
wiedz, czego zadasz? .
Jest to rzecz |ma}ej wagi
bardzo mi}o6ciwy panic, o
kt6rei chce movie, lecz je-
6li p%ozwalasz, to sic odwaze.
IPrzed kilku dniami byly trey
b}edy W greckiem zadaniu,
kt6re wasza kr6lewska nose:
napisale6 czy p~rzypominasz
to sobie.
HIM, bye mole. (Trudno
mi k}amac tax stanowczo,
|gdybym by} greckie zadanie
pisa}, by}oby W MEM ME try
ale trzydzie6ci b{ed6w). TAX,
tax, NOW dalej. /
Nauczyciel gniewa} sic, re
to by{o bardzo ~nieuwaznie,
niedbale zrobione i m6wi}, re
mnie "a to porzadnie wybije.
Ciebie wybije "a to re ia
b}edy porobi}em? zawo}a}
Tom tax zdziwiony, ze o o.
s~tr6zno6ci wszelkiej zapomi-
nal.
Mi}o5ciwy pan zapomina
kiedy kolwiek ME odpowie
wymaganiom nauczycieli to
ia "a to jestem bity. !
A tax, ~zapomnia1em. Masz 5
mnie uczyc gdy ME umiem, ;
nauczyciel mysli re ME dope}-
niles obowiazku. S
o mi}osciwy panic co mo- 5
ia najnizszy slug
twoich mialbym ciebie u
B
Ia coz vice karzq ciebie?
Rozwiaz mi te zagadke. Czy
ia jestem szalony, czy ty? ;
PREDICT. IS
Naj}askawszy kr6lu, to
est jasne jakzeby smia} posi-
osobe ksiecia Walii
lub bic, jezli on "a
vini} to ia kare odbieram to
;upelnie sprawiedliwie i stu
'zne; to moja s1uzba, z kt6.
lyle.
Tom patrzal re zdumieniem
Ia m6wiacego, potem pony {
la}: &,
To jeszcze divine ze niko-
o ME najmuja, kogoby za'
anie czesali i ubierali? Gdyby
ak robili, chetniebym W "a
1ian wzia} r6zgi i Bogu "a
3 zamiane podziekowa}. Glo-
no zas wyrzek}: Czy juz oh
rzyma}es kare, kt6ra ci "a
rozono?
Me, mi}oSciwy panic. Do :
Zero dis mia}em dostae BIZ G
ie, moze zatrzymuja sic .z{
.wazajac "a niest6sowne Wis
zasie wielkiej za}oby obec- I
ej. Me WIEN ale osmieli}em
ie przyjc przypomniec Wa o
kr6lewskiej mosci il raj
M; oh;oook
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
TIMELY TOPICS

White canvas oxfords for women Just in. Emerson S3.50 tan oxfords now S2.9S.
 Upson, Singleton & Go have lot of straw hats at one-third former price.
 The Platt Mill Co says. you mad better empty your feed bin of that old stale stuff and try some of their nice cleaned oats.
 Strike while the iron is hot" says Frank, the shoeman. for his bargain sale now going on in his Bank street store.
 J. c. Jackie X Sons have a big stock of ladies' white canvas Oxfords which they are offering at prices that will make you wonder.
 E. J. Finn has started his annual cleaning out of tan shoes and the bar gains in that line of goods will war rant your inspection.
 Langley at 14i and 14S South Main street seldom advertises without hit ting the nail on the head. Today his talk on furniture is to the point.
 Holczer at 199 South Main street quotes some prices an ''sneaks" that will cause to drop around there and select a few pair.
 The Boston Family shoe store at 155 and 157 South Main street will give you ten per cent. discount if you cut out their advertisement.
 The Public Market at both their stores on South Main and North Main tell you of fish prices that will cause a scare to the finny tribe.
 The Fulton Music company. oppo- site the postoffice. is advertising q new song and incidentally telling you of a great piano they have. ' The Curran Dry Goods company have more bargains to-day which are in good contrast 10 everything this firm tells you about their goods.
 The Grieve. Bisset & Holland com pany speak of August bargains. and they tell of a whole lot of the good things they are now offering to almost give you
 The Trott Baking company certainly has the ice cream that is loved and eaten and they want your order right away for more of their delicious eat abIes.
 The Miller < Peck company have begun an August clearing sale and tbe prices which they quote will inter est you and your whole family.
 Dodge never fails to hob up with .o,,,o.E,;1r- atrraefivo and to-day he tells you of some canvas shoes. white of course. which he knows you will admire
 The Woodruff Grocery company calls your attention to a root beer ex- tract which is the leader on the mar ket- go they say
 The F. IT. TovIe company is selling baseball goods at cost in order to make rpom for football supplies
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

-]. r. Constable of New York city is visiting friends in this section.
 Miss Forepaugh, of Philadelphia, Is the guest of Mrs Bernier of Draher avenue.
 David Fitzpatrick of Providence, R. l., is visiting relatives on North Riverside.
 The Misses Katzing of James street are entertaining relatives from out of town.
 Mrs Ryan of Porter street has been entertaining Mir and Mrs Flem- ing of Torrington.
 Miss Anna Johnson of Bank street returned to-day after week S visit in the country.
 The Misses Mary Baldwin and Mary Calvin are spending short va cation at Savin Rock.
 Miss Catherine Grotezenbach of Porter street has been spending her vacation at Walnut beach.
 Miss Margaret Grady and Miss Elizabeth Johnson of Bank street will spChu q WCCh III
 Miss Margaret Greaney of Third street returned to-day after weeks vacation among the Litchfield hills.
 Miss Josephine Dressler of New York city is spending the summer at the home of her sister, Mrs Harder, of Bank street.
 A thermometer, like man, is not to be trusted if untruthful. All our thermometers can be depended upon to correctly register the temperature. A splendid assortment enables us to show them at all prices. Small house thermometers in fancy mountings, large ones mounted on glass for out side the window, and cheap, but hon. est thermometers to hang outside the back door. 10c to $2.O0, at Walkers drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
HAS BOYS OF HER OWN.

New York. Aug 3.-Mrs Anna Gross of No SIS West jcrh street was walk ing along 5<Dth street. near Eleventh avenue. yesterday. when boy play ing baseball accidentally struck her on the forehead with a bat Mrs Gross was stunned and fell to the sidewalk A policeman escorted her to Roosevelt hospital. and after the wound above her right ere had been dressed she was asked if she did not want to have the boy arrested No she replied promptly. .1 have boys of my ovn- and they love to play baseball There is 10 place but the streets for the poor little chaps to play. snd # wasn't his fault Mrs Grpss was able to e home