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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-10
FEJERVARY ZNOWU Ma CZELE GABINETU
WEGIERSKIEGO.
RorWssk sorhing znaczna Wakszosea gEos6H prYjmuje
ukiad karSztaGki
FORMALNOSCI ZAWARCIA POKOJU MIEDZY ROSYA
JAPONIA ZOsTANA PRZYsPIEszONE.


mlano. Ma KaZQy SpoSoD kiOA
szwedzki wyrazii sic wobec dzien-
nikarzy, re byioby ofiara dla ME
go zgodzic sic ma objecie tronu
norweskiego przez ksiecia z jego
domu.
Saloniki, 1ogo pazdziernika. -
Do brytyjskiego konsulatu W Mo-
nastyrze nadeszla paczka zawie-
raiaca ucho ludzkie. w liScie do
laczonym znajduje sic wiado-
nose, re jest to ucho pewnego
Anglika nazwiskiem Wills, ktory
niedawno otrzymal urzad W de-
partamencie podatkowym ture-
ckim. Wills pred kilku miesiaca-
mi dostal sic W rece rozbojnikow,
kt6rzy zagrozili, re go zamordu-
ia, jezeli do ID pazdziernika ME
otrzymaja okupu W sumie $1,000.
Berlin, 1ogo pazdziernika. -
Department spraw zagranicz-
nych oznajnnia urzedowo, ze
Niemcy przyjma zaproszenie ca
ra i wysla delegatow ma druga
konferencya haska, jezeli pred
tenn mocarstwa powiadomione
beda przedmiotach narad. -
Niemcy pragnesyby, azeby ma
st6i ME przychodzisa kwestya
rozbrojenia, gdyz Rad ciagle je-
szcze trzyma sic zasady, re kosz-
ia utrzymywania wojska dla ka-
zdego nowozytnego pahstwa So
niejako premia asekuracyjna ola
utrzymania pokoju. Wielka Bry-
tania zamierza doprowadzic do
narad mad miedzynarodoweml
prawami okretowemi, Chodzi o
ulozenie regul tyczacych sic ma
bierania wegli przez panstwo
prowadzace wojne przebywania
okret6w wojennych W obcych
portach.
Washington, logo pazdzierni-
ka. - Traktat pokojowy pomie-
dzy Rosya a Japonia wejdzie W
zycie natychmiast po SVEN "a
twierdzeniu, bez formalnego wy
mieniania odnosnych dokuhnen-
tow we Waszyngtonie. Taxa
wiadomosc nadeszla wczoraj do
poselstwa japonskiego. Zdecydo-
wano sic ma to W tym celu, azeby
jak najspieszniej doprowadzic do
zakonczenia wojny, Traktat juz
w obu krajach tynczasowo 20
stall zatwierdzony brakuje tyl-
ko jeszcze podpisu cara cesarza
japohskiego. Skoro ia ostatnia
formalnosc nastapi, to departa-
ment panstwa we Waszyngtonie
zostanie tenn powiadomiony
droga telegraficzna, poczem ka-
zdy z tych panujacych otrzyma
wiadomosc "a posrednictwem
rzadu waszyngtohskiego o doko-
naniu tel formalnosci przez dru-
giego. Wtedy nastapi koniec
wojny. Formalna wyniana doku-
mentow ratyfikacyi nastapi we
Waszyngtonie w chwili, w ktoreJ
tu nadejda podpisane dokumenta.
Stanie sic to w ten sposob, re
wyznaczeni W tyrn celu pelnomo-
cnicy uioza podpisza protokoi o
wzajemnem doreczenlu soDle 90
kumentow. Ci pelnomocnicy ma
ia tez doreczyc carowi document
podpisany przez cesarza japon-
skiego, a temu document podpi-
sany przez cara. Dotychczas pei
nomocnicy ME So ,jeszcze zamia-
nowani.
Peoria, Ill, 1890 pazdziernika.
-Wczoraj popoiudniu grand Ju-
ry lwniosla dalszych "a skarg
przeciw Newtonowi c. Dougher-
aty.. 13 true bills" wniesiono
opzedtem. Me mniei niz 45~no-.:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-10
Wtorek dnia logo Pazdziernika 1905 r.

81, a Lowell 58. Do wyboru po-
trzeba 81 gSosow 4o glosow O.
trzymai Phillip Brooks, a 45 Ed
gar Allen Poe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-10


rzenia.
Dougherty ostateeznie juz
stracil pewnoSt siebie i jest mo-
ralnie i fizycznie zlamany. costa
ME on aresztowany zamkniety
w ulu, ltora zajmowai zonobojca
Otis Bolts zdaje sic, re ME uda
mu sic znalezc poreczycieli, gdyz
jego przyjaciele Cd niego sic usu-
waja. = Jak slychac, bronic sic
zamierza w ten sposob, IL pred
kilku laty spadi konia Cd tego
czasu cierpiai ma wstrzasnienie
mozgu. Uwazaja to "a obrone
bardzo slaba.
New York, 1ogo pazdziernika.
= Poniewaz pojawiia sic poglo-
ska, re ma okretach emigracyj-
nych staraja sic tajemnie dostae
do Stanow Zjednoczonych Rosya-
ME okolic nawiedzonych chole-
ra, przeto zatrzymanQ tn W kwa-
rantanie przez przeszlo dwie go
dziny parowiec Slavonia, przyby-
Iy z portow wloskich i austrowe-
gierskich. Z 1888 imigrantow
przybyiych W miedzypokladzie,
szesciu zawieziono ma Hoffman
Island w celu zbadania ich krwi.
Appleton, Wis, 1ogo pazdzier-
nika. - IS letni Litwin Bernard
Sapini, ktory pobiwszy sic o re-
wolwer re swoim rowiesnikiem
Franciszkiem Murzdek, tegoz "a
strzelii, przyznal sic do why i
zostal odeslany do domu popra-
wy.
Berkeley, CAL, 1ogo pazdzierni-
la. - Polar stepow szerzacy sic
DO stokach wzgorza Berkeley O
malo ME objai zabudowah uni
wersytetu kalifornijskiego. Udalo
sic energicznej piracy strazakow,
kt6rym pomagalo 1000 studentow
i 100 obywateli, odwrocic niebez-
pieczenstwo W ostatniej chwili.
Studenci, .byli zgromadzeni ma
polu, gdzie odbywali musztre.-
kiedy odkryto pozar W jednem z
zabudowai. Prezydent uniwersy-
tetu Wheeler polecil natychmiast
studentom nanieSc mokre work.,
ktoremi plomienie st}umiono.
Kilku studentow popieklo sic CO.
kolwiek W twarz' rece.
Grand Rapids, Mich, 1ogo paz-
dziernika. - Wczoraj wieczorem
w Central Lake zastrzelono Raya
Wilsona, IA letniego syna
Georgia. Wilsona, posrod bardzo
podejrzanych okolicznosci. Chio-
piec szedl do domu pewnego sa-
siada nazwiskiem Sagler, azeby
tam sic bawit. Wkrotce potem
doniesiono jego ojcu, re syna je-
90 zastrzelono. Wilson pospie-
szyl do sasiada i ujrzal syna W
dziedzincu smiertelnie ranionego.
Chlopiec umari w ramionach Oh
ca. Okazalo sic, re strzelono do
niego re strzelby; otrzymal ma
b6j srutu w piersi. Synowie Sag
lera powiadaja, re mlody Wilson
bawi1 sic strzelba, ktora przypad-
kowo wypalila, ale kierunku
StrZa1u okaZuJe Sic, re 10 Dyio
niemozliwe. w pokoju, W ktorym
to mialo sic wydarzye wedle ze-
znan tych chlopcow, ME bylo sla-
du krwi ami srotu. Policya bada
te sprawe.
Omaha, Neb., 1890 pazdzierni-
ka. - Wczoraj wieczorem przy-
byl tn Butte, Mont, oslawiony
Pat. Grove zwiazany> towarzy-
stwie dwoch tajnych policyantow.
Ma dworcu Union zebralo sic o.
koio 1000 ciekawych, azeby- uj-
rec slawnego z wykradania
ch1opcow zbrodniarza. Zawiezio-
no go do wiezienia sledczego we
wozie policyjnym. Me wyglada
on reszta ma niebezpiecznego
zbrodniarza. Byl gladko ogolony,
,,hranv byI wedle naiSWieZSZej
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
NAMES OF THE FAMOUS.
Made Common Use Of in the Nam ing of Bird and An
 imal Pets.

Here, Togo; come here, sir!"
 Togo want a cracker?"
 "Hurrah! Hurrahl Togo wins. To- go by a neck"
 "Drat that Togol"
 Remarks like the above are already to be heard occasionally and soon they will be common, the first in applica ton to a dog, the second to parrot, the third to a winning, the fourth to losing race horse. says the Minneap- oils Journal
 When Admiral Dewey won the battle of Manila bay million dogs and cats and horses were named after him, and Dewey, don't kiss me-" or Come, sit on my lap. Dewey" or What beautiful thin legs Dewey has," were sentences to be heard everywhere. But now many of these animals are dead, and the re- mainder are too old to get about, and thus Dewey as an animals name no longer strikes the year.
 Japan's famous victory is bound to make Admiral Togo's name, with its marital, staccato sound, popular among animals. Part of the price that the yellow seaman is to pay for his fame will be the echoing through the world of phrases like Dear little Togo" and Come. drink your milk, Togo and Did the bad. bad man kick Togo?"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
PHANTOM 'PossUM FEAST.
The Evidence Was Convincing. But the Sensation Was Most
 Unsatisfactory.

They were talking about Gods country" and 'possum hunting. when Charles Hopkins told this one, says the Philadelphia Record: "An old darkey l knew in North Carolina loved to go 'possum hunting by himself. He always took along little frying pan and a little bag of sweet potatoes. Whenever he caught possum he would build fire right there and cook his catch with his sweet potatoes.
 One night, when he had caught his animal and was cooking it he fell asleep before the fire. Another negro, ia youngster, who was also hunting, but who had caught nothing, scented the savory dish from afar and followed his nose until he discovered Uncle Karey asleep with the 'possum before him, done to a turn. The young darky sat down and ate the 'possum, while Uncle Karey dreamed on. and piled the bones between the old mans feet.
 When the last vestige was gone he smeared the gravy from the pan on the old mans fingers and on his mouth. Then he deaprted
 "The noise of his going awoke Un- cle Karey and he soliloquized thus; O, "iNow,,I wonders efeI done ct dat 'possum? Dat 'possum graby on my fingers and dat 'possum graby on my mouf. I sho' is doen ct dat 'possum and nebber knowed 1t. But. fore God, dat wuz the mos unfllinest 'possum dis nigger eber ct.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
The Tracy Bros Co.,.
 Lumber Dealers and Buildefl Benedict strssI Waterbury. Conn
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a hearing before the Board of Commissioners of Public WorAs of the City of Waterbury. at s o'clock D. m.. October 31. 1905. in the City Hall Annex building. on the corner of West Main and Leavenworth streets. at which time and place all persons ap- bearing and desiring to be heard may be heard upon the application of the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Com panf for a revision of an Orier of the Board of Aldermen. of said City. passed on the Fist day of March, 1904 hy virtue of which slid order said company was authorized to construct a turnout on Baldwin street Immedi- ately south of Washington street. as will more clearly appear ty map on file. reference thereto being lad. 90 thar said orier. when revised in ac- corSiance with said application. will provide for the approval of the loca- ton of a proposed turnout on said Baldwin street. commencing at the south line of Stone StreeT. and run ming ZT5 feet soufheTiy. all as shown on map. submitted lJy said company.
 Dated at Tsterbury this 18th dav of October. 1oos.
 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
 PUBLIC WORKS.
 By GEORGE II. NETTLETON.
 i0zS3 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
THE BEAUTY DENTIST"
One Who Makes Speciality of Straight
 ening Crooked Teeth and Nal formed Jaws.

The "beauty doctor" has come to stay, but perhaps you would hardly recognize the scientifically trained member of this new calling, says the Brooklyn Eagle. He is the orthodon- tist, the specialist in dentistry who straightens crooked teeth and repairs broken jaws and restores the pristine loveliness of the countenance marred by accidents or disease. The dentist who is also a beauty doctor Is the prod uct of the past two decades. During these 20 years in which the dentists have been changing the shape of the faces of many of their patients, they have given the lie to the old saying that beauty is only skin deep. When it is explained the work of the dentist who is also beauty doctor seems sim pie. He makes over a face by slow pressure, scientifically applied, day aft CT day, until the teeth and jaws of patient are literally moved into their normally proper relations. On a small scale it is like moving a house from one part of lot to another or lifting it up to have another story put under it at the basement level The process is inevitably slow, for nature must aid each inflnitesimal change by absorbing the waste tissue and accommodating the moving tooth to its new condition. When it is finished the result is there fore as permanent as if nature had originally placed the jaws in 8 normal relation. But simple as the process seems in theory each case in practice is a separate problem. Primarily the orthodontist is not aiming at facial beauty; he is simply working to make the teeth as they ought to be, and when that is done the improvement in facial expression is an inevitable re- suit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
Filter the Smoke.

Users of tobacco should, according to a German investigator. Alter the smoke from their pipes through cotton soaked ia ferric salts By this process the fumes of the essential oil. of the hydrogen sulphide. the cyanhydrie acid and about half the nicotine and its products Of decomposition are got rid of. while the smoke Is not deprived of Its aroma
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
HI HENRY.

Hi Henry's minstrels, which will occupy the stage at Polls Monday evening is credited with giving a pro- gram that is new and strikingly orig inal, presenting acts and speclalties which are protected by copyright and hence cannot be used by any other minstrel organization. Their superb military band is worth hearing in many ways. It demonstrates the prog ress of elevated music in minstrelsy, and typifes the general refined char acter of Hi Henry's company. The Imaginable sketch Deacon Browns Mule,' which is entirely new and very amusing, cannot be presented by any other minstrel organization, no more than can the interesting and ludicrous after piece entitled "Dime Novel Flora Nor can the sensational little coon brownies. sixteen in number. be seen in any other organization. Prices are % B, 90 and 75 cents. Sale opens Saturday. Street parade at noon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
The Dead Game Sport.

There are men, says the Kingman (Kan.l Leader, whom nothing short of their wife's death would induce to bring in kindling and coal at night or build fire in the morning, who will start out at daylight. lunch somewhere in the hot sun at noontime and return after dark. having tramped 90 miles in pursuit of quail. plover or prairie chickens. They pride themselves on being dead game sports.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
IRISH BAND,

The Irish band from it's triumph at the St Louis exposition is now making a tour of America before returning to Ireland and is winning golden opin. ions everywhere it goes. Of one of it's performances in Boston the Herald says: "The band is a splendid organ ization and music lovers as we'll as lovers of Irish melodies should not neglect to take advantage of their presence here. They render most ar- tistically St Patrick's Day 'Faugh a Ballagh,' The Bohemian Girl The American Patrol and "Reminiscences of Ireland by Farrell. With the band also is Miss Lillian Powell. a most winsome lassie, with the complexion of peach, mouth like a bow and teeth like pearls, who sings The Pret- ty Maid Milking Her Cow and Mich ael McGinnity,' in the sweetest and most captivating manner imaginable" The Irish band comes to Polls Sunday afternoon and evening. Prices 25. B and 50c for matinee. 9, 35 50 and Toe for evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
P O L IS sY|
LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA-

The spectacular sensational climax at the end of the third act in 'The Lighthouse by the Sea-" to-nights drawing card at Polls, is said to be one of the most thrilling scenes ever produced on the stage. While heavy electrical storm is raging at sea off Devils Rock lighthouse, the villains attempt to bring about a shipwreck by extinguishing the light signal and de- molishing the stairs leading to the light to prevent it being restored. A young girl makes perilous journey by walking a wire from a flagstaff on the rocks to the top. of the lighthouse, and restores the signal in time to avert the catastrophe. While the play is a sensational melodrama, the story is presented with such telling effect that the audience is deeply impressed with the truths presented. 1t teens with dramatic incidents. with humor re- fined and healthy, and is sympathetic in it's ability to touch the hearts of men, women and children. The pro- duction is said to be a very elaborate one, and the several characters in the play are interpreted by people who are especially suited to the roles. Prices are p. B and 30 cents; Satur- day matinee, 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
Nov 3-Whist given by Liberty cir

Nov 3-Whist given by Liberty cir cle, No $50, c. of F., at Mechanics hall.
 Nov S-Promenade and dance given by Hamilton Park A. c. at Eagles hall, auditorium.
 Nov 9-Reception and dance given by the Algonquin club at Leavenworth hall
 Nov 9-Smoker given by the Arti- sans Canadiens- Francais, at Franco American hall. Bank street.
 Nov. 9-Third annual sociable and prom given by the Loop-the-LoOp Out ing club at Pleasure hall, Dublin street.
 Nov 16-17-"The Octoroon" under the auspices of the young ladies or St Michaers parish, at Goodwill haH, Waterville.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27

Nov 19, Sunday evening, sacred con- cert and lecture, by Queens DauSh- ters. at Jacques theater.
 Nov 23-Sociable and dance given by the Edgewood A. c. at Simonsville school hall
 Nov 29-Annual ball given by the St Jean Baptiste society at Speedwell hall. .- 8K
 Nov 29-Dramatic performance, "The Shaughraun," to be followed by promenade and sociable, under the auspices of Go A, First regiment, Hi bernian Knights, in City hall
 Nov 30-Reception and whist Cath olic Women's association.
 Nov 30-Dance and reception given by the Brooklyn Athletic club at the Auditorium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE.

Mattie Keene, who is known as the Ella Wheeler Wilcox comedlenne, will head next weeks bill at the Jacques. presenting Mrs Wilcox's amusing CO., medietta entitled Her First Divorce Case" There are few American writ CTS better known than the "poetess of passion" and in the creation of vaude- vile playlets she has made quite as marked an impression as in her strict ly literary efforts. Miss Keene has played more of Mrs Wilcox's pieces probably than any other comedienne in America and she has become So closely identified with their interprc- tation that the public have come 10 associate her instinctively with the Wilcox products. Her First Divorce Case" is regarded as Mrs Wilcox's most successful playlet and Miss Keene has made her own best reputa- ton in it so that patrons of the Jacques may look for genuine tr-dt in its presentation next week. Reno and Richards. the well known crccn- tric acrobats. will have the secoud place of. importance on the bill. ap- bearing in their funny burlesque of baseball game in which a fat man weighing over 300 pounds assists them. As a third feature that will carry its own commendation Mir and Mrs Jimmy Barry will appear in their new creation of ''The Village Cut-Up.r The Barrys are prime favorites with local vaudeville lovers and 1t Is only necessary to say that in their new act this season they are funnier than ever before. The Misses Delmore. 0'Neilrs AIinstrels. Francis Wood. Tom Gillen and the electrograph will complete q bill that promises to be of special ex- eeIlpnce. Prices are 10. % and 20 cents: afternoons 10 and 20 cents, la- dies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
LOOMING EYENTS-

Oct 27-Concert and prom will be given by the Pontiac Social club in Good wnl hall. waterville-
 Oct. 2s-Dance given by Russian Orthodox society of Waterbury at Grand army hall
 Oct 30-NeIIye T. Reeds Halloween party at academy on Bank street.
 Oct %, Monday eyenlng-whist and ssmhnirm, dancing and entertainment by Queens Daughters at the new Casino. iS5 East Main street next door to Polls theater-
 Oct s1-HslIove'en promenade and socfsble gi-eH by Echo Social club at the new hall Simonsville
 Oct si-HaIlowe'en card party will be given by the ladies of st Francis xaxier's parish at the new church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
cntliaat Fnr

The sea otter's is the costliest of aT1 fur. A small skin has been sold for ssO: and although this was a fancy price. from esO to $40 is nothing out of the way. The value is governed by the depth of the black color. studded with silver hairs. and the richness of the fur. The catching of the sea otter is almost entirely confined to the coast of Alaska
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27

Fritz In Tammany Hall," the ve- hicle in which Klaw & Erlanger are starring Joseph Cawthorne, has been received with much favor at the Her aid Square theater. Described in the programme as "a new musical play by John J. McNally, lyrics and music by William Jerome and Jean Schwartz" the production combines many anus ing features.
 Mir Cawthorne's ability as a comedian is not questioned, and as Fritz of po- litical persuasion he does not fail to supply enjoyable humor.
 Stella Mayhew, as Mrs. Hart-Judson, an Irish widow, who eventually mar ries Fritz, does splendid work.
 Sue Stuart, a metropolitan favorite. is inimitable as Bella McCann, daugh-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27

ter of Pat McCann. a district captain In New York political circles. Miss Stuart shows a fine appreciation of dramatic possibilities and wins we'll de served applause.
 The songs are numerous. tuneful and well rendered The costumes and en- semble effects are rampant with har- monious color and evidence the ex. penditure of large sums of money.
 ROBERT BUTLER
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
Princ.. rrn,n rr.,n,nr.

The train that Is to carry the Prince of Wales over the East Indian railway during his tour of India Is undergoing continual trials. says the Calcutta Rail ways. If the prince appears on sched- uIed time be will have perhaps the most perfectly appointed conveyance the world hss ever seen If he deIayss however. the engine and caFriages stand a fair chance of being worn out b cont1uaI work on trial trips.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
A Great Display

of Shoes, the sort that will suit every body. Is on view in our windows and In our store. What prices7
 Mems Goodyear Welt in all kinds of leather and various styles. si-9S. hon. est value for S2-50
 Our School Shoes for boys at 9Se and s1-25 are the things your healthy, rOmping boys need
 And for the ladies we have good Shoes at oSc. serviceabie and stylish. At BPS we win furnish you with a shoe that you will take pride fn wear inE
 Grand Central Shoe House.
 25 Grand Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27

The Hippodrome has made the first radical change in it's programme since its opening last season. For ''The Raid CTS" has been substituted 'The Ro- nance of a Hindoo Princess" spec tacle unrivaled in stage annals. The first part of the performance is, as heretofore, "A Yankee Circus on Mars.r
 The romance is in two, parts, or scenes. Scene consists of the repulse of Killer Khan by the princess; her ac- ceptance of Hira Lal; dance of the Nautch girls; attack on the castle with elephants; battle and seizure of the princess; flight and pursuit.
 Scene shows Killer Khan and CO., horts overtaken; desperate fight and rescue of the princess; Killer Khan de- feated; rout of his followers on ele- plants; their retreat to a mountain top and wild plunge from the heights on their elephant mounts into broad, deep lake.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
HIS BROTHERS CRIME"

His Brothers Crime" will be the offering at Polls Tuesday afternoon and evening. Prices are 25, B and 50 cents; matinee 25 cents. Sale opens Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27

number of liberties having been taken with the original, or what we have learned to consider the original.
 Miss Marlowe as Katharine is seen to great advantage. She works herself up into as pretty a succession of rages as the most exacting person could re- quire. Miss Marlowe's limitations, it must be admitted, are difficult to deter mine. Her voyage into Shakespeare with MT. Sothern is proving a striking success in every respect.
 MT. Sothern's Petruchio was good, but not remarkable.
 Baptista was well played by W. H. Crompton, and Lucentio, as played by Frederick Lewis, was also a capable piece of work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
REAL ESTATE

Z FOR SALE--A two-family house, with lot 50x125, within % mile of cen ter. only $1,500. Party wishes to leave town. I have so8e fhree-family houses paying 10 to 12 per cent; also several houses for sale, one with < acre of fruit; sold for small amount down. If you need anything in real estate call at 1sS South Main. I have traded for two building lots; they can go at half their price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
MORE [ ia. Il.t

than cleaning up your back yard Is to see that the PLUMBING in your house Is in a sanitary condition. It doesn't cost much to have 1t right and save doctor bills; also t will add great iy to your comfort. We will cheerfully give you an estimate on plumbing and heating. and can sell you a tlrst class Stamford Range. Phone 403&