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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Tie ,,Nunum."

llcbcr Ole tilrtllhe 9au@lralL ole
"Namm" Ole legItInle, Die muhrc,
Ole Cin5i0C Wattin 0c3 tiirfiihcn So
millcnuater3 - ocnu nit Der thrift.
lden FoIDNamic lit Is l0n9it 5u On
DC ldrcibt cine Farilcrln mclhe
oNclIo" jci6net. IN Der .@rono Me.
UlIe" clucn Nrtitcl. Dem mir tSolacn-
0e@ cntncbmen; Iic reite tilrfildc
6amIlie lebt III cinem 8emiib pom
llppl9ltem Slrll8 mlo ltamen9lpcr.
tber ltubcbuNlidtcit. Sic gcmciniu.
me Wobmmg beoingt 0urdJaI9 nId)t
cine einbcltlibe SeItung oc3 Sous
mclen3. Gie Slide biI0et cine NIB
tbciIlng iilr lid. mtc 81 Der 3eit, no
pon Sclomlif C9eIud@5inmer 0c3
Mou2herrm Die WobI5eitcn nod
Dem M0rcm geld)ldt mur0cn, }lt 6cm
lie 0urd) cincn 0%rcbbarcn Nui}u1 &c
lanatcn. Sclltc itcbt ole Slide p0l
llG inter Ger Seitung zines umub
banAiAcn Nild)cnhciS, Scr MIR bon
Belt 81 3eit Dem Scrrl 0ea Nallic9
o0er leinem 0ertrctcr Hchcnid)ol'
oocr lpo3 mon 70 ncnnt, obIclt. limo
ld) %crinnerc mid, lpie critnlmt ih IN
Der crlten Belt mcine& Muientbultr2
mor, ais id) merfte. Dob cine lulir
lbec o0Cr Gbocoluoe, ole olbcr ser
3cit Oerlnngt muroe, @cgeuituno
hanger mo ernitcr Hcrb0nolundcn
mor. Gle llnnpnnblmnG 0e9 tiIrti
ld)en TomilicnlebcnS ootirt BON 0cul
Gage, no Die ein5igc @ottin ans ocm
Stonm cine tiirfii6c 6omiIlr Qe
modt bat. Iic Ticltucibcrci %criitirt
nldt mebr IN ser Silrtei. Gincr iii
rcr lebten mo ii%bcr5cn0tcltcn Nh
hanger itnrb m1bren6 elmer mcintr
Ncirtd)e IN Sonltontinopel. " mar
Ger Wurincminiiter. Won }ciQt nod,
bcute Ole lunQe Neibr bon ncridloi
lcnen aonofS. 100 icinc &arcm9 III.
tcrgebrod)i morcn. Gem cr bciol0t,
itrcna oaS 8cieb bcS Eropbeteu, lc0r
lelner 8oitlnnen bate tire Cldenr
@obnuma, mo er 5ci9tc lid, QeQcl
ollie bon gleidmdBi9er NrcIRebiQtcit
mo bon elmer nid)t min0cr pollcnNr.
ten 8erehtiafcit III Der &erthCilmQ
iciner 2iebeSbcipeile. go mill Is 0a4
Wcicb. Gie ouiridltigcn (ilrten &c
ltcben. onb Die Belt Der FoIu1umic
poriibcr lit, ulb bob lie bel Dem Wr
linmmNHped)ici MIR %aeluonucn la
ben, Die piclcn leaitimcn @ottimcn
mod)ten ibnen Wohl cine Gucllc 0r9
&crgniigenS iein, abcr lie Icptcn ib.
men oniiir and, 2niteu mo NCrant
m%ortlld)fcitcn ouf. Srou mno Niu0
murocn ME I'M Stid, aeloiicu. ga
tiirlidIe ainoer qob c& III Scr (iirfcl
rid)t: Der Sobu ser Satin unN ser
Sobn oeS Ncbcnneibc& luorcn Nrii.
Der NIT aleiten Hehten. Gic Iepouti
niihe ooer europ1iihe @cIiebte, Sic
iih ser monogoniihe Silrtc bolt.
mag Den Mann ousbeuten, 10 IonQt
lie fam; Red)tc mo anipriIdc bat
tic nid)t. Iic tiirfiid)en 6rouCn mi
len Gas 10 genail. boB lie lid nm 0ie
Gurop1crinncn gor nld)t tiIlwmert.
uno lid nur eeeen Die mobomeoun,.
id)el, Mipolinnen menoen. Wt0gcn
Die Mdnner lit amiiliren, penn JIG
mur nitt beiroiben! 3arin limo iit
alle einig, ous lit ibre gang belonoere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Sic hOdIitrm uum Wenid,cu rrreidDieu
SUbcn.

aui Der ieiten Groe ielbit bat Der
Weulh bic aroBien Soben ielbitper
lt0nolld) aui ieinen eigencn 8ebmcrf.
5eiIgeu erfiettert, Dern an0ert
SranSporimiitei fonnen lit immer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01
Tinan5icncs
Staat U,arHlnno.
Shrcuu bee Sfln smciftcrs.
Y IT WU uITN No 81 StNI. TNWI
81, l2l.3S9.1S Nilani I'M sdlnHnmt.

NHuupultS. It0.. 30. cent lHOI.
81 525,3s9.1S 9ilauS in ShaHumt.
pierdalt"' gidtionGl"buHi bon raj
lbtrO y]tational Naut BON @aItimo
ABE Rational gaaf Of Commerce
bon Baltimore. Nm. .......... IL 0O9CG
She commonwealth ennf bon tal-
ttmOrc, no, ....,...%,, ~llaot5l
lam, Baltimore. Mb. ......... t0qs163
lbe Rational Wdurine Vauf BON
Baltimore. mo. -. .,""..,." 1lo55.O7
Ibe AuiiOnul NtehMnice' Hdnt bon
baltimore, 30. ~, ....".,.,,. 1872 os2 "A
more, Mo. o.. ............. 5Ulsl 20
lbe Gational 0orparo 9ani bon
baltimore M. ..,|",...<' 1I,o0724
)%iationol 9Ttanae Nnrf bon Naltis
Banners ana ,Gcrddnis 9jaiional
Nanf BON Baltimore. MA. ..... u 034 -
Citizens Rational Ndnt bon @lltls
oommsteia a. ano 5icarmers g,aito. '-''"
nal NGmf non IA timorf. Mo,... 2iTo24O
4ir, ma. y, :. y, .,,,...,,, % s5G7s
W6. -. ,''...-.,,.., as.OsG4t
polls. mo. -. -. .,..,........ 1lls24 u
mioac. 0O. ., ..........., iG.sao5i
Nunt bon Gumbrioac. no. ..... II 3G1.Os
luton 9%lationdI Haui BON 28eltIln=
tier. mn. .. T.. .............. 26.42946
Sarmer6' ano Wierhanto' Nunf bon
SaIiabnrn, mo. ~. .......... I225s.27
5trit Rational Hani bon Snowotu,
no. .. ....... %o,"hl 80
Ibiro Rational @nnt bon Gunbcrs
lano. Djo. -. -. ............ lI750.3O
96s Nattonal &nnt bon Bort Gepo.
NJ. Uth. 81. e. -. ......,,,,, lS,43s-OO
Ganton Rational H1ni BON Canton.
6irii Guiional gant bon Cations.
ullGt NO -. o. q. q. . q. . . . . . o. IVA tow
abe Gittiens' National Nant BON
9uureI, NO. -. -. ........... s,2s9.37
t0comnie sim 9iGiinual Raut bon
Rocomufc Gin, Nh. ..,......, t0,325.09
6nitoI Ytationdl galif non Sdiion.
colt sim, no. ,...,.".e", 100000
Mo. ............ 10t50.75
Total ............. 81 .a25.3 sa.7s
t2741 MurraB @anoiurr, Shotm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

Ym -. ztpicmhcr Sit. M. Uptfetbiug, 20
sabre alt.
Vim -. Scptcmbrr M;arn Grbe i'm glltcr uult
Gi SaDren.
Vim 2s. Scptcmbcr WinrN Nanee penn, /
Sabr alt.
| Nm ~. September Ism. u. SiHf in |. Yes
| Lnn.InLrn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Yolt3altass.

90 m. Meper, sos Sho Senate
Ape., muros gsfsrn untsr Antlage Der
Sruntsnbsit bsrbaftst. Dem s9lisBsr
CAB er ieinen Namer als Geo. Wiaer
on, ct wuroe iebo9 ertannt unb oa er
nod Nnf9t Der puli3si elmer ibm am
~. april a~ufssbdngten Strafe f9
oaour4 snt3Og, baB er f9 aus benz
Staube madte, miro CT f9 h09f uahr.
i4einlid auf cine bsionbers Nufmsrt.
iamteit ieitens oss Poli3eiri9ters gefabt
3u MAIDEN baben.
Ilbert @reps unb 3 o b n
gafer, suei Jarmsr aus Der utn-
ssgenb bon Wsft NsmtOn, tpurben una
ter Nntlage oes b6:miaigans 8etretens
fremcen gissntbums uno bss Stsine-
perfsns berbaftst. Wie berlautet, Be-
fiegen beioe einen Suterurbanpaaen,
um na4 Der Staot 3u fabren, fanoen
absr oantl, baB lie tsin Gabrgelo bel
f9 batten. unb uuroen abseisBt. Die
Sei4uloisung se9en bic bsiosa lautet,
oab fs oaun ben @asen nit Stsinsn
~beparfsn.
Inter benz ginlue Der
far4terli9en SiBs, me6r jsbo9 nod
unter benz @infufs elmer rei9li9en
2abung gsiiiger 8strdnte leibenb,
uuroe ssfsrn Sapio &ifnsr, go. 241
Of Waibineton= STRIDE tpobnbait, an
ber gde bon @aibington. urb 9la.
bama=S trabs, in un6simIi6er Ndbe
zines Barrel 5ouis", aufsefunben,
Man glaubte 3usrf. oaB Der Mann an
einem S6dbelbru4e lit, ipdter absr
ersab ss fd. OaB feline 6aupttrnntbeit
Elm &isisnrauf9 mar.
Sn etnerS tIdgeret, tuel9e
f9 aus einem 2artenfpisl in Waugb-
tells Wirtbi4aft in Wef Snbianapolis
sntmidslte. uuroe 6ranf Moore, 1902
Belmont Nbsnue, srbebli9 bsrlsbt. Die
Reilsrei tuuroe auf Der Strabs ausse-
fo9tsu uno oann uuros bic polisei
bsrbsiserufsn, wel4e peter Sebnsr,
1457 Blaine Aosnue, Grant Woors,
1902 Belmont Nbs., unb Granf 6elm,
1853 Blaine IOsnus, berbafteten.
gbarlss Se6ner uuo Wauabtsl tusrbsn
bon bee poli3si gsludt. Moors tuuroe
na9 benz Oispeniarium gsbra9t unb
bort berounoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
@etterbertmt.

Sur "a etuHb.u. .uOsuD ? ubr gsurssus. 20. Stunt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

N%trIanst - Gin anftdubiaer beuti9er Daauu fur
~ af9enarbeit. sa1sutragen bsiui gsrtpaltsr
oes 9eutfneu Pauies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

@afbinston, 10. Stunt.
SIR Snbiana: SIM @agemeinen i9on
beute Na9t unb am 9ienitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
TbermorIeterFann
Mas oeatiden Terstas= &reiiea.

Die @6eruster 2o9e go. l,
Srbsn beutI1sr Ssrmannsf6bne, 6ieli
gefern in Der columbia 6alle cine gut
bsiu9ts geriammlung ab. gs uuros
in ent6uiafii9sr Bsiis bsidluhsn, fd
m6gli9f ftarfiam gunpesturnfef gu
bstbsiliesn.
Die 8%samtsnuabl .rgab fol9snoss
&eIultat :
prdfbent-@arl Sofmann.
ice,prdi.-8sors 9rosf6el.
prOt.s Setr.-Sulius Builder.
5inana-S strstdr-3. 8. @lo9er.
S9aBmeifsr-M. gi4enba9.
Srufee-Nnton Sretps.
Ginan3-@Dmite-S. Builder, Wm.
SuHman, Otto 5sin.
Gibrsr- Nm. 6Ofmann.
@aGe-Nug. Zimmerman.
Der g d tpaben unterf IT,
8erein belt gefsrn feline regels
mdBise 8%sriammlung ab. 3undaf
tuuroen Srausrbsi9lhfe fur bas oer-
fOrbsne Mitsliso Conrad 6esB abgs'
fast. SOoanu tuurben bic p~Orliessn=
ben Routinegei9dfte erleoist. Dem
langidbrigsn Wit9lieoe 6errn Sobn
gernl66r, Der nd4hsns na4 Ssuti4'
lamb reiff, tuurbe elm abi4iebslieb GEE
iungen, tuOrauf 8ertagung srfOlste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

cv%ineralbaS 9enfetpaIter, Spencer, Sno., Rbelis
wv matismus 1easeuIeioeu. etc. Biaige Preife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

~ rfanst: Gin unm6bItrtes Simmer, tn eebbarer
~ eHtferuung bonn Haouument, BON etnem aht'
barren iuneen Wann nit GmpfsbIun9en. Mur oh.
RETIRE nit nabsrsn giuselbsiten on 8. g., .3sIesrapb
DfFee."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
.Qvres Bulletin 30.
9lbi9e @ai9 stoTe

S9par3e 9onsee NIT seftidten Supfen,
zines Der f9Dniten Sommer.M %ateriaIien,
mar 45c bic 0arb; iett. 35e
Cotton Crepe be gbine, einfa9e Sarben,
in roia, eram, grim, tan, braun ober
i9par3 lest nur 28c
40'aoaise BATTLES in irsenS elmer 6arbe,
einihltes Slid i9mars unb weis, bic zoe
0ualitdt iett nur 16e
Cir noIb Orsanbp, ebenir ~effeftiu ipie edte
frans. Srsanbp, resuldre 19c Die Yarb
Sorte; iest. 12c
Sod nie fauftsn Sic Toile bu Norb
Sinsbam fir peniser ais 1910 bic Yarb.
s%eitreift, se,uiirfelt unb t@arrirt, Jest lie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
TeH=Sptet.

Setoe SorfteAnngen tn,
Yart 2beater. Neierbtrte
Stbe an oer Sbeater Sane.
Stebe Nnsetse auf Der 8.
Sette TT Der Iebten gpalte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

We rlanst Gin aItes gdb9su far anssmeine
~ Sausarbeit. Rein Wafnen. @uter sobn.
Eah sufragen 2s1s Rors EeIomore Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

SnbIana's sr6bts Drs @oobs QdnpIsr.

spe., n6rbli9 bon 2owea Musnue.
$4,000.
SbsObore 5. 8Onnesut an So6n 8.
Suns, Got 10, Square 2, 9ineoln
parf, 40.05 on 140.S8 SUB, ber-
bsfsrt. Ofisits psnniplbania Str,
itoli9 bon %. Str. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
0runosisentbnms uebertrasunsen.


Belt giisnbabn uno %. Strabs,
SIC, 900.
SUITE Dopman an Winsrba 8
@il9rif, Got 4, glOd 1913, Bri9bt=
MOOD, 374 bel 105 JuB, berbehsrt,
tpefli9e Settle Der grigbtuOuo Ies.,
n6rbIi9 bon 25. Str, $1,650.
Martba 6. preiion au gnna Wsib-
berger. Got %, WinbbOrif plaee.
noroofli9s gde BON Gbefnut unb
Soma Str, 50. 600.
@uD q. &obsrts on 99iaiam u.
SamiIon, She'll Got 50, &uools's
@lenmoob abb, psili9e Settle bon
Ssferion Nbsnue, n6roli9 bon
Wi9i9an Str, 81. $50.
WaIter @ambsl an Dom 6. Gbep,
Got JAG, Newmanns Dat part Mob.,
noro6fli9e gde 2an9lsp unb 9olmrp
absnus, 81, 800.
Marp 6. 8. Sops Of, Martba $
Jurgafon, Got 81, 3albOtis 9lbenu
abb.. 6fli9e Settle bon psnniplbania
Str, nbrbli9 bon 19. Str, So, 100.
s. o. 8eoa9e an @iliem Waro,
Got z, Moue's SuboibifOn, prati's
Sub, Sutlot III, iibli9e Settle bon
pratt StraBs, 6fli9 bon Sainois
Str, 81, 500.
Sacob g. Surbsp an Vetuis 6.
Sabis II. a., Got III, Douglas part.
Oftli9s Settle Sem Seriep Str, iiolid
bon Sau Greet, $1,000.
irant g. Smaapoob on Warp
2sbau, Got AZ, 5enbrids Sub., n6ro-
liae ssite bon proipset Str, 6ftli9
bon OF Str, $1,000.
@iaiam 6. 5aplor on CHARLES Or
@ooner, Got 6 unb She'll 5, ftb6fli9s
gds Nstu Ssriss uno @ai6ingtOn ctr.
800, 900.
Warp ). grifi an Jrant Q. Jouler,
Cots 5 unb 6 in 3rof's Sausbbile
Subj, 70 bel 1873 SUB, bsrbshsrt.
Wsiisite bon Sing Nbe., n0roli9 BON
WaInut Ctr. unb She'll bon Got 20 in
@ileor's 2. abb., 80 Bel 1913 SUB,
bsrbsTsrt, Shbieits Der Wi&igan Str.
bfli9 bon 2pnn Str. $4,000.
6rant 3. JotpIsr an Warp 3. @rif,
Cots z unb 8 in Srof's 0ausboiae
Subj. 20 BEL 158 SUB, berbefert.
Wsfieits bon 2ing Mbe., nbrbli9 BON
Walnut Str. unb 3beil bon Cots 60
unb 20 in WiIcor's 2. abe., 80 BEL
1913 GUS, berbsKert, siioieite Der Mis
4i9an Str, ifb6fli9 Der 2pnn Str.
SO, 500.
6ulba 6. 8erren ar StbsIo 6.
Seit9, Got 321 in Mc@artp's 8. @sf=
isits abb.. 40 Bel $50 Sub, Derbefert,
WeFIeits bon Marion gbs., nbre.id
Der We@artp Str. 1869.
Clarence 8. Qsebn an Sobn Gbef.
nut, 8beil bon &c. 80 uno 81, Sp.
IL, &anss 3 in WaibinstOn Sownibip
so. 500.
Grace 6. 8spnolbs on Grant 8.
Smith, Got 43, Reasan parf, 40 bel
los CUB, psrbsHsrt, rsftli9e Settle BET
9iblano Npe., nbrbli9 bon "a. Str.
50, 900.
Stephen 3. Splpsftsr on Wiuiam
s. Silpefer, Cots 49 uno 40, @iI,
eor's atpsits aoo., 80 Bel 1913 SUP,
bsrbeHsri. ihblide settle Der Wilcor
Str, Oftli9 bon Belmont Ibe. 5000.
Wattie Or. Rittls on gmma &apsr,
Got AS, Sobnion u. u. Sf Wai6=
inston Str. Mho., 40 bel $50 SUB,
berbefert, peftliae Settle Der Ssferion
albs., fhblia bon @sw 0ort Str.
so, 200.
Nnbretp 5. YeterIOn an SacOb go.
gel, Got 8, 9orisp's Gubo., She'll
bon DAT 6ia, bsrbshsrt, Gerntuap unb
g!opo Nps. $1,000.
Deter s. Gloan an @iGiam :. Nl=
tire, Got 528, Spann & Sos 3ueits
Beoolamn @oo., 80 BEL 125 SUB,
berbeHert, nbroli9s Settle Der Spann
Nbs., 6filid bon Spruee Ctr. $2,O11.
Senrp 6. Weabsr an @Derett Ct.
2umb, Got Is, WegbOrh's Noro Settle
abb. 1890 bel 1872 gus, baccnt, mef.
lihe 6eite her 3enuooo Nbe.. ffbIih
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

ginem Nn9efeQten Der Surface
2iberp 60. tuurben aug ieinem Of, Der
@ano bdngenoen &ode $40 getoblen,
tudbrenb er ein9enidt mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

2ocaIsN etterberi6t.
S6Dn unb ettpas tiibIer beute Na9t
f60n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Mreaoe &metpe,
SO. 38 0tr9tuta Npe. ano
No.6 Xembrofe MrcaOe.
Nemmer Muo Dr0samex,
Gt0emtbHmer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Charles Corner Must Pay His Wife
 $7 a Week.

Charles Corner was the only one who required the attention of the city court to-day. Corner was charged with non-support of his wife and two small children and he pleaded not guilty As Mrs Corner was not pres eat, Superintendent of Charities Doran testified that the woman has often asked for assistance from the city, but as her husband was working she was refused it. About the middle of December she complained that her husband had not given her anything for some time and that the children were starving for want of food and fuel. Mr Doran went to the house, looked into the situation and finding that it was as she had complained, he gave her some help. When Corner found this out. he was man enough to be indignant, and he promised to do better, but he did not keep his word. Corner made statement to Judge Burpee which resulted in his being ordered to pay to the probation officer for his wife S7 a week for six months or go to jail for sixty days. He promised faithfully to do this and he was released. He passed out the rear door as his wife carrying one child in her arms entered by the front door.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
BUCKLE co. ASsESSEb.
0rlsrss ss Yay Sleo 10 psfsaSsas iA
 Inirip iemsut Case.

Judge Platt !n the United States circuit court yesterday dismissed the action brought by the Waterbury Buckle Co against R. H. Moore x Son of Kensingtop. for alleged infringe ment of patent upon suspender buckle. The defendant was one 0i several concerns charged with ln- fringing upon the patent of the Water. bury concern. but upon notice or threatened suit the Kensington con- cern agreed not to make any more. Correspondence between the Water- bury company and Moore X Sous 1t appears was not satisfactory to the Buckle company in so far as to cause the Waterbury Buckle Co to drop the suit.
 Moore & Son claimed that the prose- cuticn bordered upon the malicious. After reviewing the correspondence Judge Platt said that it was plain thaS the Kensington concern had agreed to discontinue the manufacture of thx buckles, upon which it was alleged there was an infringement and that the suit should not have been instltut- cd by the Waterbury concern. In such cases. Judge Platt said, where it ap- peared that suits were brought with out justification he wus disposed to impose severe punishment He would be lenient, however. in the pres ent case and with the dismissal of the action assessed costs of $1OO against the complainant in favor of the de feRdant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
SHE GOT HER GIN.
Accommodating Grocsryman Felt
 Glad He Was Good Natursd.

Hartford. Feb IF. D. Dow, the groceryman of Church street, remark ed to one of his clerks yesterday morn- ing, Well, Charlie, guess it's good thing I'm feeling pretty good natured this morning or there would have been an argument just now"
 What's the trouble, MT Dow:" ill' quired Charlie.
 Did you see that woman who just went out? We'll. what do you think? She came in yesterday and asked if we had some good jelly and I an swered the finest ill the world, 10 cents glass. She said, Give me one glass and then she led me to one side and drawing pint flask from under her cape, said, MT Dow, won't you please step around the corner and get this full of gin for me? said, Ger tainly,' and went forth to accommo- date the customer. Well, she just came in with the jelly and said her sis ter didn't like that kind and asked for the 10 cents back. was feeling pret- ty good patured this morAing and gave her the money back without any argument"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
M'KINLEY ASSOCIATION
 ELECTS OFFICERS

At the meeting of the Mckinley Memorial association of Connecticut, held in Foot Guard armory, Hartford, last night, officers were chosen as fol- lows: President, John P. Elton, Wa terbury; first vice-president, William E. Zeley, Bridgeport; second vice-presi- dent. Rollin $. Woodruff, New Haven: secretary, John M. Burrall, Jr, Wateri bury; treasurer, H. H. Peck, Water bury; executive committee, chairman, George L. Lilley, Waterbury; John F. Gaffey, former Governor Abiram Chamberlain, George E. Hill. Bridge port: Isaac M. Ullman. New Haven: F. Gates. Hartford; Charles E. Bissell, Suffield: Theodore Boden vein, New London: George A. Ham, mond. Putnam: William B. Sprague, Andover; Thomas D. Bradstreet, Thom- aston, and James F. Walsh, Green- Nich
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
EYENTS~ Entertainments. Fairs.
 !stiables of local Interest
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Feb 1-Fourth annual concert and promenade given by the Big Seven So. cial club at Eagles hall. auditorium.
 Feb 2-Varlety concert in the A. 1 M. F. Zion church on Pearl street. "
 Feb 3-Reception of Prof Froyost's dancing class and friends at Odd Eel lows hall.
 Feb 3-Promenade by North End Athletic club, at their rooms. corner ] Division and North Vine street. Feb 4 Second annual smoker given by the Lafayette A. c. at Congress hall.
 Feb 5-Ullie Akerstrom in the moral drama Human Kind" at Jacques opera house, for benefit of St NIary's day nursery.
 Feb 6-Annual reception by the em. ployes of Crran Dry Goods Co.,, at Leavenworth hall.
 Feb 9th annual concert and ball given by Cercle Franco-American at Leavenworth hall.
 Feb 9-Concert and dance given by nj VitO's Philharmonic orchestra at Turn hall. Scovill street.
 Feb 14-At Music hall, private St Valentine dance.
 Feb i6-Whist party by the Altar sodality of St Michael's church at Pythian hall. Waterville.
 Feb 17-Smoker given by the Arti- sans Canahiens-F -Francais at Franco. American hall. Bank street.
 Feb 23-Talma club minstrels at Polls theater.
 Feb 23-Annual muster. inspection and prom of Company F. First regi- ment. Hibernian Rifles. at Eagles hall. auditorium.
 Feb 24-Concert and ball by Branyah Social club at Pythian hall. Waterville.
 Feb 24-Second annual smoker by the Echo Social club at their rooms In South Waterbury.
 Feb 2i-Whist and reception by the Young Ladies' sodality of St Thomas's church at the auditorium.
 Feb 25-First anniversary celebra- ton of Naugatuck aerie. No 64O. to he held at Eagles hail. Naugatuck.
 Feb 26-Concert and lecture by Gaelic Literary society in City hall. Lecture by Rev Father O'Flanagan of Elphin. Ireland. in aid of Irish industrial re- yival.
 Feb 2S-Orchestral concert at Music hall
 Feb 2S-Ensemble of pupils in or. chestral performance in Music hall. Citizens bank building. direction of W. q. Lawson.
 March 2-Smoker by the Lenox Ath- leiic club at Congress hall.
 March 3-Grand dramatic entertain ment and sociable by the Patrick Sars- i field club at City hall. the historic pro- ducti0n "The Irish Rebel"
 March 6-19th annual sociable and dance by Societe St Joseph at Speed well hall.
 March 17-"Bells of Shandon" and i promenade. under auspices of Divis ions and 3. A. O. Fl.
 March 11-Lecture and sacred con- cert in St Patrick's church. Lecture by Dr Cummings
 March 1I-Ninth annual concert i and promenade by the Washington Hill Athletic club at Jacques Auditor ium-
 April 2i-GraHd concert and recep- l iion hy the united councils. K. of c. l at the Auditorium.
 April 2I-Fifth annual promenade | by the Nassau Social club at Eagles | hall. auditorium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
tR0OKLyN BRIEFS.

Tomorrow being Candlemas day, the candles will be distributed at St Patrick's church after the s o'clock mass.
 --Matthew J. Smith, Michael J. Murphy and George Lachance return ed last evening after q successful fish ing expedition.
 The Third Congregational church last night was crowded to the doors by large numbers of Scotch, English, Welsh and Irish people who came to hear the Rev Mir Roots illustrated lee ture on the life of England's greatest queen, Victoria. The views are mag nificent pictures, all colored, and 22 feet ill diameter. Westminster abbey, Windsor castle. St James palace and Balmoral castle were shown with mar vicious effect. The queens whole life from her birth in Kensington palace to her death in Osborne house on the Isle of Wight was shown and most in- terestingly discoursed upon by the clergyman, who speaks in clear bari tone voice. Other lectures will be giv- en from time to time. It is announced that on the second Sunday evening in February Mir Root will illustrate his sermon on 'The Prodigal Son.
 We have what you ask for, we give you what you ask for, and we ask for 1t less price than you will be asked to pay elsewhere. We think there is no question as to this. Our stock is absolutely complete, our buying is careful and extensive, and our selling IS at prices to please the people and to bring them again. If you are not customer of ours. failnrc to become one Is costing you something. A. c. Walker, the druggist, 756 Bank street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
Beef Trust Must Obey Law,

WASHINGTON. Feb. Tt can be said by authority that unless the corpo- rations constituting the so called beef trust heed the injunction made perma- nent by the decision of the supreme court of the United States the govern ment will institute proceedings against the individual members of the ccrpora- ton 10 enforce the decision of the court. The minds of the president and members of his cabinet are made up fully on the question. They have deter mined that the beef trust shall obey the law and shall do it at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-01
Comptroller Warns Public,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The comp tro!lcr of the currency has made public the following statement: My atten- tion has been called to circular let ter headed Manufacturers and Mer. chants National Bank of Bridgeport. Conn. Capital s1.OOO.O0.' which is be- ing extensively circulated over the sig nature of David S. Beach. president pro tein.. offering notes for rediscount for the purpose of establishing active cor respondents throughout the United States and to secure in return recipro- cal relations wherever possible. No bank with the title indicated has been authorized at Bridgeport. Conn.,, and the use of the title is deceptive and in violation of law