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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
@o6-Uaa.
ansiastn Der Gbemifsr.

Gbicaao, 10. Mai. Die ganse
Na4mittag. Sibung in 0o4.6aa Uuroe
bur9 bic Musinsen bon Or. Waltsr 6.
Saines, prOfefOr am v&uib Wsoieal
College, uno bon prof. Selafontaine.
2ebrsr Der @bemie an ben 6fsntli9sn
S&ulen In anipru9 senommsn.
geibs ertldrtsn, bab fis Mrisnit in
Der 2ei4e 5rau Walter-So9's sefun,
ben bdttsn. prof. 6ainss faate. baB
er in Der 2eber Jrau 6o9's II Gran
Mrienif 9efunoen babe.
prof. Selafoniaine fagte aus, sr
babe Observation-Disclosures mad
allen Wetboben unter!u9t, bic Der mos
bsrnen @iHsuf9aft bstannt ieien. babe
absr fein arisnit In bsrislbsn finbsn
t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11


MepfI-@ute ao9dpfe s2.2s-2.b0 per
Sab.
Bananen $1.25-1.76; feine soc-S1.0O.
Granberries $6.OO-7.OO.
9rauben NaIasa $3.50.
g;trpnen g. 40 -8.2s per Rife.
Dransen $2.50-3.25; California seeS'
Iinss ST.. 70-1.9) per 9iffe.
grobeeren Toe bis $2.2j.
@emife.
Rotbe Tuben $1.50 per SSub.
Rraut. 9ouano Sesb $25 per Tonne; &otb'
traut 81 so per Sat-.
California @eIerp s5e-$1.c0 per gun@.
g~IumeniobI$ ter Dutsno.
Dstsr gIant 15e per Outenb.
SaIat Sc pei Bfunb.
2wiebeIn Sa.25-2.6O $er bunbert 8fanb;
$l.tO per gufbeI; ipanii&e 81. 80 Yer @rate.
RartoHsln $3.50 per Sad; SOe auf ben
@eIeiisn.
Suinois eab . 2artofeIn $500 per 5ab.
qarinips $2.oO per Sab.
8abieIe 2tc-56c per Outenb.
geteriiIie SOC per Dutenb Bun&es.
Sptnat So per Sub
8eibe @aben $500 per Gab.
@utabasas $1.10-$1.20 per Gab.
SparseIn 10e bis acc per 8unh.
8bubarb 15e Bis 4'c per Dutenh.
9:ine SmiebeIn SC per Sufeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
1H6xoeSteA WIetV4.

eusar Gureb e9inte1 - gsfe naaIsttt :
1870 Yt1nb 12a: Ii Bfuxs 12le; 19-u
Pfanb lSt: Sweite nuaItdt /: se-ls Rfuab
IL I /: Is Rfunb Is : II Rfunh l2ie /: 10
RfuItp 13c.
9sItorm5&e e4tniea-s Bio 8 Rfnab etc;
Q bts Ii Hfaub &c.
o@uItern-GaaI. Gureb. 10 BID 20 Bfuxs
hi Dur@f9nttt, &c; l6 Rfuxs Dur4f4mttt,
Ok, 10 Bis IL BfanS Ole.
9srataad,S ped-4Iarer exsttfb4ures 16}e
s.mdblter eusar Gureb l63e, 81 BhsxA Ia
Our@{&mttt lSe 8 bts 8 Rfuss In Sur9s
l6nttt 18e; 10 bs Is pfutb tm Dur4icutt
lie; 5 qfana tn Dur@f4xtH. i4usaI. lO4e.
8 Ytsab tm Dur&i&ntt. i&naat, l6}e.
eped, gmsI.-9ewSbItz, 8 BID 10 Btauh
tm Tur@f@nitt. l23e; IL b Il Bfub Id
DurGi&utH. 113e.
epe6-3Iare eetten. 30 I'D 20 Efxab b,
9m4I&mttt, s}e; 2lsre eettes, 20 BID 30
4fanb, 9ae; 2iare Bellies, Is BID 90 Rfrab,
9ke; Is Biz 70 Dfs.. sie; II ID Is Pfsmb,
l0c; aIare Sahdea. q - 60 Plumb. &c;
Ridea IL bB 1s Bfsab s}e; Mare Nadex {
! bw Q ptmb. re
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11

@epodeItes S&uetnefief0 - RRo4eaIotes
Sanep Big $3.50; 3Iarss Heax $1,000; Saus
9 $500; Short GIsr $3.50; E1Hrpf
$13. 90.
@eoorrtes &tHbieH4 - S4txten. reo.
PED. !3te; 3ussniettea loc; Sxmsxt. 1874;
4n6&eI 16e.
S@nab tn Tierces Il. Dual. Sc: 2
0aalitdt $50; 8. DuaIttdt SIC
&frfe gerdm1erts sratuurn s&e,
Vrantharter 73e; Bologna tn Darmes &c, In
9u& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11

SnbtanaYsIts RaHeesBretfe:
oepobnL. bts gutter l0-12e; prtxa III 10
udblter 14-lse ; Sanep s24-soe, osrhss
BeIow 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2S-32e.
SIN 8odetsn:
artoia $l3.a5. Zion Sl2.a5, Sertes tI3.96:
Caracas $Is.26, Dinmortk's s12. 30. Dut6
Sara Ilens $14. 90, RaiIBoa& sl8. %, Osts1
BIembeb Sapa $I2.60.
8uder-Domtnoes 8.82e; etl6sn6es I'm
puIperiFrter s.e7e; xxxx yuIperiHrtr e.7as,
fetaer 0ranuIirter 6.47e; Cubes 6.s2e; Soar
feetioners' VI 6 sac; Hibse.uoub Z 6.I7e: Ith
xtg u s.17e; empire Y .o2e: Sssai aytss
@oIoea 6 6.97e: Binbfor Grtra g G.s2s3
8ibseuoos 6 $500; oeIbsr 9 6. TIE; ID
Ser 6.32.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 23e bts 25s, les
wdbIter &c bis 32e; eorsbum CSC Biz CSC;
Rew Orleans RoIaHes lss bts ase; ssuasL
ter 30e bis 3se.
etdrte-pearI. 8ae, Gbanrptpx gIot. / xxi
8 gfanb Badets 8. 2orn. l pfS. Be6st..
4X-b}e.
G~anbp-7c etamsen senti&t 7e; grc,
Gee set1if6t 6ac; Banner TptF &c; grsam
8onbons l0c: Re. Q Gream semsf@. g.
@etrotnete S~ri&te-Aspfel, an Der ecsxs
sstrodnst, &c; Sobannesbeersn u tts 7he;
@ttron 13e bis lac; %oFnen, Q grpEs, PEI
4funb, 7e, 8 Grorn 73e, 1 gromx 7fs ,ao,
u~enfreie tbis Sc. California RuseateI 7ks;
euItana 7ic, importirte SuItana liz Bic i&s
California apritoien Sc bis Lee.
MHs-8rasfI nea &c bis 1Oe; Stberts lae
YtanoeIn Ia; rei&i&aItse RsnbeIx l&;
Serbian RanbeIn l6c; Bearats * bic bts,
serOfete 7e Bis &c; GnsIii4e BaIxiHs
Gifs-Ras 40 Or. EeR). Sat-, s-lIsu
golone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11

SrN4es notwithstanding ettere - II
TIC; bieise etiere 9-9te; beiee &tnbes
$40 Bic zoo Rfunb Sc; btefse 4a5e zoe
BIS $50 ptaaS &c 3abe $50 BIB ESQ pfurh
7e; Stier EorberpierteI 7e, ett1 3tnter'
uterteI l2c, Rinb 3txterptsstA lie, Rtnh
gorberpierteI &c. Rub BorserpterteI 6}e, &stt
osnterbterteI Sc.
Hrti@es RaIbfei&-2dIbs 9ie, 3tnter'
pterteI 12e. BorberpierteI &c.
SrfGes S4aiFeif& 2duntes pei Rhrhh
12e ; e@afe S3e; e@e1ieI l3e; 3e6s bun.
I6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
Werito.
6 B G 8 n.


burlington, %. 3D.. 10. Mai.
SEQ. s.. Wrisbi. auf beRen @r9reifuns
$5000gslObnung ausgsisbt finb. purbe
gu @iGiamfOn mad beftigem Sample
perbaftet. Wrisbt III an9etlast gu
propo, ltab, Nlfrsb WiIion, gilbert
Sapes unb Mnbrsp Sadion, bic fd
auf ieinsr gisbfarm nisoerlisBen, er.
morbst 3u baben. st fo6 uno wuroe
erf isbt au Wiaiamion 9efunben, mo
sr In sirer 9oblsnsrubs arbeitst.
SaIt2ate 3, utab, 10.
Mai. Sheriff 6armon bon ntab 60.
miro fofort einen Seputp nod WiGiam=
ION ididsn UNI SEQ. s.. @ri9bt su
ibsntif3iren, Der bort berbaftet tpuroe.
3pei Merate ansetIast
peorta Sill, IL. Wai. Or.
S,ames %. pa,fer Elm befannter bief9er
arst unb Isin aififent Sobn peattp
ruurben bon ben acknowledgements
oes Morbes Der Jrau Speaman =
@alboun bsi&ulbiat unb obre 3ulai.
flung bon Bhrsi9aft f~eieebalten. Die
5rau ftarb in folse elmer perbre4erii&en
Operation, bic an ibr pOrsenommen
tpuroe.
@efanbter 8arrett
trant.
Wah n I o n, 10. Wai. Der
aum @eIanbtsn in Bo9ota, Colombia,
ernannte bisbsrise @eianote In panas
ma bat benz 2risssfetretdr Saft tn ets
mem 2abeleramm borssfsat. bob CT
frant Tel unb feiue gerate ertldrt bdt'
ten, He t6nntsn fhryai4ts ftsben, tuenn
sr ni&t Dor Der llsbsrnabme ieinss
ueuen pafens auf Jerien mad benz
Norbsn eebe. ct bat inbeRet binais
aeftat, CT isi snti9lORen, wenn n6tbig,
fofort :auf isinen reusu pofen abau'
reiien.
Setretdr 8aft bat bierauf benz @e-
fanbten Barrett einen nrlaub getpdbrt,
ben berielbe our gr6olung in ben Der.
Gtaater aubrin9en tuirb. Die @e.
f&aftsgef9dfts su @araeas uereen tens
pordr bon Gstretdr 6ut&infon pers
febeu werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11

Ttnotbs-BertaufspreHe: SO OIL %.
Rice Sertaufspreiie: 80 0o-sl0.0A
&eIiGtorn - Eerfaufsprefs: ie xa9 ba
0uaIttdt, ID bis &C.:
SGfr-sef&dIt 44-46e; Ia ben astren
3 .00-S1O.0o per Tsnne. Reuer 3S-85t.
etrob- Hrete. ie mad BEN 9Th. n Bas
len, $6.00-$6. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
G1mteretex.

Rotber RIeeiamen 81 U.s. 70.
gnsli&er RIeeiamen $8.50-s.76.
Nifnte &Ieefanen So. 26-8.5O.
MIfaIfa &Iesiannen s $4,000.
Beiber Rleeiau,en $9.2s.
@ewdbIter Sirnotbb $I.8o-1.79.
Srbindrer bis gutter Ttrsotbp $1.85-I.6o.
Ganeb 2entudp gIausras $1.0ON1.sB.
BIausras in Gbaff 6Oe.
gnsIii9es gIausras $l.45.
Ordarb @ras 81. 7O-1.80.
Meb 3op in Gbai 75c-$l.10.
8afer 8orn 75e-S1.00.
Anber 3uasrrobr Samen S1.O0-1.25.
8eiber Saferiameu 40c
Sriibiabrs @erite $1.25.
@etbes unb selbes 8orn $1.O0-L25.
&eo Sob @nfiIase $l.10-1.25.
Som Seas SITS.
Niuet $40 bis $1.8b.
Sribiabrs.@ eissn lao.
G5etswiebeI, peibe, geIbe unb rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
ShB s 8artoHeI, seIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
geIbe ytaniemonb itnb iibIi9e Queen 3d. 90 Der
5ab; rOtbe Ranieu,onb $2.75; 8raftianii6e
RartoffeIn, friibe 6 No&en zoe per BuibeI:
friibe Dbio 65e per BuibeI; tribe %oie SOC Der
fribe Burbanf SOC per BuioeI; tribe
3ebron 45e per 8uibeI; RuraI Reu gort unb
Green @oantain 40c per 8aibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
@rpbbritannien.
Q m 8ruf 9ebt tn
bic 8rnne.


bic 3 Il {.
2onbon n, 10. Mai. Dem Rtd-
tritt Der @unarb-9 inie bon Der 0erein=
barung Der berbtin6sten Sampfer.
linisn finb nun aud bic Mbits Star
2inie uno Der @erbanb Der SominiOn=
uno amsritaniider 2inien sefOl9t. Die
ls Bteren 9inisn ertldren, nod benz
Riftritt Der @unaro.2 inie miBten lie
freis Sanb babsn, ibre SntsrsRsn 3u
i9tBen.
Sapan.
Spione.
Spfio o, 10. Mai. gousonin, Elm
betannter 5ransoie unb isin Stisffobn
g. 3. Strange, Elm G%n9ldnber, finb
bier als Spipns bsrbaftst tporoen.
Canada.
Sngis 8anber.
g 1. Sobns, q. g., 10. Mai.
Der bdniide Sampfer DR.. 6. 6olm",
welder auf Der Jabrt nod Wontreal
nit finf bur& ben @is9ang einsebrtid=
ten 8usplatten am @ap Rap beiaelest
Bot, beri9tst, baB finf tpeitere DAM
pfsr unb cine 8arts id am dubersn
&anbs zines gisfslbss bsinben unb in=
folse beg eepaltissn Srsibsiiss ni&t i'm
Stanbe fnb, In ben Golf s%in3ufabren.
Werito.
grbbeben.
Werteo, 10. Wai. 9as grb-
beben am Wontag Nbeno erffrsdte f4
auf Elm tpeites @sbist oes iioliden unb
mittlereu MsricO's. SIM State So
Iisco tpurben pi,ls Sdufsr befddoist
unb Elm Sburm elmer 8irde far3te
3ufammeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11

emsros 8e~rieufsYrete Sn9ortts (
e&uepertaie 80e per Rhans etxbeimfids
s6peueridie 17c, DiseoHRn CREAM $ xdi
IS, Sem gori GbebearS l6e, sts4etus
I&er 2tnsbrreer 15e. Bird lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
OetyAbe.

Nebex - go. 2 rstter 95e aui esr,
fen. Csc Don DeabIen; SO. 8 rotse CSC,
Nai So; BaseRueuea SOC.
8orn [neaes) - go. ! meit e0c go. .
weib SOC; 80. 8 wetb 60: 40. 4 prs,
48e; Ro. Q wets seuri94 ACT f: 70. Q
metb genrif4t 49e 30. ( uett asmtsH'
46e; 30 2 seIb 49te; 80. 8 seH 49ft ;
Ro. 4 seIb 46e; SO. 2 senui&t act ;
30. 8 aemtf@t 49ie; 80. 4 seasf4t l7s ;
RoIben 473e.
3afe- 20. 2 wetber 8le: 10. 9 pstta
8l}:; 20. 2 0turi4ter zoe; 70. 8 lexH4ss,
29ie.
Seu - 80. 1 aiiaottt $40 co 20.
2. 1926
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11

9uloigunssfeiern, Die benz Anoenten
bss untsrbli9sn SidterffrFsn Srieos
rid S9iler getpibmst ino, bilosn oas
8anb. tpel9ss heute bic 2e9ionen iet-
nsr 8srsbrer in auen 2dnosrn, mo- bic
beuti9s 3unse tlinat, umi&lingt.
gate, aus benz innsrifsn 6sr3sn fonts
msnbs gsssiherun9 atbmeten ole bic
un,dbliesn 5sfborfslangen, bie beute
tibsraa in Ssuti9lano uno Seferrei4
fattFanben. Die meiftsn Sbeater
bra9tsa S9ilsr'i9e Stttde CUR Iuf-
fRbrune unb biele bieIsr Sarbietuneen
puroen nit benz YOrtraa bOnI Wilbens
bru9's S4iasr=prOlog eingeleitet. 4ls
gldtter tpionsi Der @soentisier grobe
gsilaest1, in osnsrl ben @eroienten bes
Si9ters in i6punebollsn Worten bic
esbtbrsnoe Wtieoigung tpirb. So, ss
inb ni9t bios bsutf6e 8ldttsr, bic in
bisier Wsiie benz gsrswistsn ibrsn Sris
but 3ousn, aud Der Barrier r@aulOis"
bat ssfsrn cine eroBs e9iaernummer
als SOnntassbeilage perbHentli9t.
Die Mitslisbsr oss 2ebrtOrpers Der
Se9nii9sn SO9f9ule In @barlotten.
burg unb 5rsunbe btsier Nnfalt in
GROCER 9nsabl b%sranfalteten sbenfaas
cine Ssisr; bisier bislten ii4 absr bic
Stubirenben tusssrt ibrsr Siferen3en
nit &ettor uno Staat fern uno lie per=
anfalteteten einen S9ilers 2ommsrs,
an benz $500 perionsn t%beilnabm,n.
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bat aus Nnlab bss Subildums Die
WitteI our grri9tung zines S4iaer-
benfmals bemiQi9t.
Die fd&fiae 6aupiftabt Dresden
bat bas S9iQeriubildum nit brei
Saalfsiern fsfili4 bssangen, bic i'm
8spsrbsbaufe, Dereiusbauie unb Nus-
Rsaungspalafs abgebaltsn tuurben.
Sieis 5sisrn ~bsftanbsn aus @sianss.
bortrdgen. in bsns1 bic 2isbsrtafel.
bsr 2ebrer-8 efansoerein, fopie BIZ
@oltsRneafabemis mitpirften unb 8eb.
6ofratb profsNor Or. Strip e9ulbs,
S9ulratb prof. Or. Otto 2pon, iomi'
Oberlebrer Or. grlsr bic 5sftrsbsr
bislten.
Sas tbniqli9e 9of- uno TatiOnaI'
Sbsatsr in Miin9en bradte Der 3ahl.
reidsn gtmsinoe Der bortigsn S9iaer.
psrsbrsr cine Nufhbruns bon pSu-
ranbot" untsr @itpirtung ibrer srfsn
4rdfte.
6euer Iobertsn ON 0orabsnb bel
Subildums, bon ben bic Stabt Ssna.
briid umsebencsn 566eu, in ben Sbtr'
men lduteten bic 8lpfsn unb bic Nb.
Fneung patriotii9sr 2isbsr 1sitets BIZ
sroBartigs 5eier, bic bsri a~b9ebalter
purosn, Elm.
Sefretdr 8 O b.
8ao Nau6ei m, 10. Mai. -
@ensralfonful Waion bon paris If
bier als @af Sstretdr Sap's. Be,
Sstrstdr Der amsritanii9en gotfdaf
in ct. Petersburg bsiu9te seifsrn 6at
unb rsiite bsute nod paris. Be,
Setretdr fsht In rsssm 9spsi9sn.
ms4isl nit ben gOti9uftsn 3u paris
unb ct. Petersburg.
S4wei3.
S9tIIerfeier.
3iiri9, 10. Wai. Sn pietdt,
polem Mnbenfen on ben untsrblider
Si9ter, Der bic sliibsnbe Grs;bsitslisbv
ibrer @orfa6ren In feinsm yWilbsln
Sell" berbsrrli9t bat, begin9ei1 bi
S9wei3sr bas S9iQeriubildum mi
Der ginpei5uns Der n~onfdnbig reno
pirte1 uub nit neuer @anbgemdlbsl
b~erfshsnsu Sslstapsls on Der Sohle,
gaHs BEL 2ibna4t.
Hranfrei@. i.
q ebogatoff's @ 10 q be
paris, 10. Wai. Cine 9epeId
bon Saigon on oas Petit Sournal
fast:
vNebOsatOH's 8ei9maoer eri&isn OF
%. Wai bel Sasesanbru3 20 Weile
bon 2ap ct. Sames unb ffanb i'm 81
grille ben 5lub binauf nod Saigon .
fabrsn, no fsin 2ommanbant bic mott
~menbi9en Befebls 3u finben erwartet'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-11
Butter, 9tes nuo 0eHA1e1
NdnnIer heaahIen fpIasrhe 4retie:

Butter - Country. 70, GresHters S9-.
oIatH 30c.
Gier-1lc per Dutenb.
Nstner Ics. adbne 8. TurtepsEl0-l2;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Suburban News
 
WATERFRONT JOTTINGS
Mrs M. J. Loughlin of Poverty street is reported as being seriously ill.

Mrs M. J. Loughlin of Poverty street is reported as being seriously ill.
 Some of the fire hydrants are com pletely covered with snow. and If fire should break out the firemen would lose considerable time in trying to To- cate them.
 C. w. Bidwell visited with friends in ThOmaston yesterday.
 C. s. HungerfOrd of New York was in town yesterday looking after his summer property here.
 F. J. Painter is confined to the house with grip cold
 The board of relief will hold another meeting on Monday from 1 to , and from : to 9 p. m.
 The committee in charge of the ket- tic drum to be given by Christs church parish on Wednesday evening, are working hard to make it sue cess. Supper will be served from to $ D. III. and the entertainment will con- mence at s o'clock.
 F. A. Lundin, milk inspector of Wa terbury, was in town yesterday on d business trip, and as he was leaving the yard of A. H. Scovill his horse be- came unmanageable. upsetting the sleigh, and started on run through the center of town. and was captured near the feed store of John Taylor. The streets were full of teams and many of them had narrow escapes. Mir Lun- din was somewhat bruised by being run over by the sleigh and cOnSidera- ble damage was done to the sleigh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS

Mrs c. w. Cooper of Maple street is entertaining her sister, Miss Mary Roulstone, of Hartford. for a few days.
 Cecil Place of Main street is con fined to the house by illness.
 The Rev F. w. Fletcher and wife of Morris have been visiting friends ih this village during the last few days.
 George A. Smith of Wood street has left the employ of the Baird Machine Co.
 Mrs Henry Nitche of Davis street. who has been ill for some time, under went an operation yesterday.
 Fred Slough has returned from so- iourn In Pennsylvania and other places.
 James Haight of the Row has recOy. cred from his late illness and intends to resume his duties with the New Eng land Pin Co of Winsted next Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

In the Gem opera house tonight the Naugatuck Athletic club basket ball team will play the strong Co r team of South Norwalk. The Co r team is considered one of the fastest in the state and rattling good game is expected The two teams will line up as fOllows Co Filler. center: Reilly. Boncy, forwards; Henney, lIottO. Godfrey. guards. Naugatuck- Burns. center; Buer, Ashmore, Foley, forwards: w. McConochie. J. McCon- ochie. guards. The preliminary con tests will be between the Goodyear A.. C. vs Blue Fronts, and Starlight \. C.. vS Crescents.
 Mr and Mrs Frank Nudge, known on the vaudeville stage as Nudge ana Morton. high class musical artists, who have been visiting relatives m this town, have gone to Holyoke. Mass. where they will play tha lead ing theaters They expect to leave soon for South Africa to fill engage mcnts at the leading theaters.
 JullltS SNHelct, W uo httNhhS '' Hopkins school in New Haven, is wis iting his parents, Mir and Mrs James F.. Sweeney of Central avenue.
 The charming entertainment. "Hu- mankind,' by Ullie Akerstrom and a company of popular Waterbury anna taurs, will be presented in Columbus hall tomorrow evening. "HumaHl- kind' has been styled a moral drama of high order of excellence and it's action shows clearly that one who lis tens to the teachings of true Chris tian faith and follow throughout their lives the narrow path of goodness at' tain blessings and happiness tcnfold in the end Throughout the drama are number of songs that helD to carry out the authors theme and these songs will be rendered by the choir of St Francis's church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Closing prices:
New York Markets.

HAY--Dnll; shipping, s5QIoc.: good to choice. S0ES2lkc.
 higher at SIS for choice and sl.05nilo for other.
 HOPS-Qulet. state common to choice lei 27a33c.; lal3. SqSlc.: olds. l2al4c.: Pacific coast. l9i. 2iaS2c.; 1905 IasOe;
 WHEAT Quiet. but steady; February.
 TORN Steady. but dull: February 4s.
 OATS Steady No. :? white; natural, ssls BI, TfEk-' 'reamery. Int,ry. extras per pogsnd: si siaSil-c r=s 22SGc; siS ser9.ds' asssafc 2sa c
 hr.s. z7a Sc: seconds. 2ia8c.; thirds 2
 a2sc. state dairy. tubs, iirsts, .5aZ.c.: seconds. 2.aeic: thirds. 1sg2lc.
 ored and white. fancy. l2iac.: fine. l2c.:
 late made. colored and white. choice.
 lIigc. fair io good. im.dilc.: poor. ga
 loc.: large color"d and white. fancy:
 I2i.c.: fine, lliaallA.c: late made. coicred
 and white choice lli.c.: fair tO good. si.
 dl0c. large poor. N.GgI.c.: light skins.
 small choice, l1di0ixc. prime. s.d?sc.:
 part skins. prime, N1I".c good. sG skins. +Gsr.
 EGGS State. Pennsylvania and nearby
 selected white. fancy, 3iQ3.c-: choice. s3q
 ;o good. .Sualc.: western, iirsts. BIC: sec onds agqslr: thirds 25d2sc: Kentucky.
 SGg.c. Tennessee and southern. 2id32c.: {:
 dirties -1a.sc checks. 22gzsc- rcfriger- .tor eggs. Z3nAc
 LIVE POULTRY - Fowls. per pound Ilc. chickens. per pound. u'ic-: roosters old. per pound. ac.. turkeys. old. per poInd Isc.: ducks. average. per pair. 1eF Tc-: geese. average. per pair. Gs3fi -Se: l pigeons. per pair. 5aC
 DRESSED POULTRY - CaPons. Phils- dplphia. large. fancy. per pound. -sn24c. {. mixed weights. lNJ 9Ac.. small and slips. i5 ai1c.. chickens. Philadelphia. to Ic pounds to pair per pound. 4a1iC. mixed sizes Isaisc. other Pennsylvania. to | pounds ,o pair. fancy. per pound. i1c- :. state and Pennsylvania. mixed sizes. Isg
 Is-
 ! POTATOES - State. in bulk per isl 1 pounds q lzsII-51. Der Iss pound bag. q .3o ! al 2. Long Island. ir bulk. ger l1 pounds. q ssa1,75: p~r Iss pound bag. sI z ' II-s: Jersey. in bulk. per is9 po,Inds. : sli-Grz5. ger harrei or hag. sai-S. { sweet pofatoes per hsrrel. sZS9I.. per l DRESSED MEATS - Beef in moderate ' dsr7srzsi al 7siAr- per pound for decent to | rf0ire native sides. little eptra b@ef brought gf-r- calves slow ard lower. city | dressed vealS sold at SII3irc- per pound | s-str.try dressed at eI1Ic-. mutton in mod l crate aenlsrd a; 5t-7eizc- per pound. with < prime wcthers selling at l4c-. lambs steady at IIG1-izC-. country dressed hot- | hsrsSs Iznntss firm at sab per carcass; | country dressed hogs quiet st unchaugei I pFiceS 8r al 5A-Gs1.r- per pound for | fezvy tS light weights
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
A Melancholy Air.

Miss Fingernie lat the pianoD-Why did you look so gloomy while was playing that selection? It's real lively.
 Mir. Slimpurse-Thats the tune the orchestra was playing in the parlor when I settled up my hotel bill at the seaside last summer.-N. Y. Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
His Busy Season.

The Drummer-Well, how's business! The Druggist-Booming.
 The Drummer-That's good. Reduc- ing your stock rapidly, eh?
 The Druggist-Sure thing.
 The Drummer-What articles seem to have the call nowadays?
 The Druggist-Almanacs and calen- dars.-Chicago News. '.' ""'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
The GREAT A, & ?. TEA CO.,,
 % EAST MAIN STREET. Phone 177-5.
Now They Don't Speak.

'I don't see how these beauty special ists can improve girls face,' said Grayce, skeptically. "At least, not every time"
 There are times when they cant help but do it, dear" responded Blanche, pointedly. ,. =,
 And, after thinking it over, Grayce de- cided to get huffy about it,-Louisville Courier-JaurIal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Two Close Calls.

Hodgkins-By George! I've had a narrow escape from being rich! I came within one of drawing the capi- tai prize in the lottery.
 Bilkins--And I have had narrow escape from matrimony. proposed and if the girl had said yes instead of no, I'd have married her.-Chicago Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
The Honest Debtor.

When are you going to pay this bill?" asked the angry creditor.
 Haven't the least idea" calmly re- piled the debtor: but down't let it worry you. would rather owe you that bill for 1Co years than to cheat you out of a penny. y.'-Tit-Bits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
More Reliable.

"So you don't regard rabbits foot as lucky"
 Well, suh." answered Mir. Erastus Pinkley; "a rabbits foot carries cer- tain amount O luck. But it ain as good to depend on as razor. Wash ington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Easily Pleased Then.

We'll complained the cranky woman. Il never ne; a man SO hard tc please as my husband
 How quickly men change. re- marked Miss Sly. spitefully. Tt was only a few years ago he proposed to you. u.--Philadelphia Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
His Only Opportunity.

Mrs. Enpeck-Henry, do wish you would try to break yourself of the hab- it of talking in your sleep. It is very annoying.
 Enpeck-But, my dear. you surely wouldn't deprive me of my only chance to talk, would Sou?-Cincinnati En- quirer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
An Embarrassment of Riches.

Why is it that a man of Biggins' undoubted mental capacity is not more successful"
 "The difficulty is that he has so many different kinds of wisdom heaped together that he can't put his hands on the exact article he needs in an cy."-Waeshington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Wauted: an opportunity.

Miss Youngbud-Don't you admire . man vho can say the right thing at the right tir7ez
 Miss Elderbeny-Tm sure l could if I ever have the pleasure of meeting such . naaL-Cincinnafi En@1ires.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Improving the City.

Church-I see your friend Tuf has conceived a plan to improve New York city
 Go,ham-Indeed, I haven't heard oi it.
 -Yes: he's going to move out of it-- Yoakers Statesman
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
The Nays.

A spinster Of fatuous poses, whi.e pulling the petals from roses. Said: Leap year is gone. am left all alone. Just now I am counting the noses" HnuSton Post
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Employer Is Bieoteu.

Uncle George-And how do you like your employer, Tommy?
 Tommy-Oh. he isn't so bad; but he's awfully bigoted.
 Uncle George-Bigoted? In wha, way?
 Tommy-He's got an idea that words must be spelled just his way.-Chicago Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Helpless.

The microbes flourish everywhere:
 There Is TO chance to doubt if. But. though we're sure that they are there. What can we fo about it? Washington Star
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11
Wisdom of Solomon.

Solomon explained why he came to have a magic carpet.
 Suppose 5000 wives ordered you to take it up when you moved?" says he.
 Commanding the wind 10 do the job, he excited universal envy.-N Y. Sun.