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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17

e 8 rancisco, 16. Wai.
Die STANFORD rnibsrftdt niro iofort
refaurirt tperoen, fooab Bis Infang
September iebes ein3elne 6ebdube ME.
Der boltOmmsn In Orbnung isin ulrO.
Die Nrbeiten finb f@on In Nn9rif GEE
ttomn,st tporben, unb es III 9slo &c.
mug b%orbanben. ale S4dben befsns
aus3ubehern. Sieie fnb iibrigsus,
tpie cine ssnaue examination ersab,
nidt 10 i9limm, als befir6tet porosn
mar. Die srif firali9 sebaute srobe
SurnbaQe III fat unbsiddoigt, bic 80.
belle nur gum flsinsn 3beile 3erf6rt -
bic grOBe, pra4tbolle Orgei III gdn3li4
unbsi9dbigt-, bod mub bic rlele 8i.
bIiOtbst nieoergerifen unb gdn3li9
pieber aufgebaut ueroen.
8efsrn 8ormittag 1T Elm talter, un'
angsnebmer @s9en niebergseaneen,
tusl9er in ben 3slttdoten srObes I'm.
bebasen anfiftete unb ben 2suten,
msI9e ibre Wablseiten auf ben Straben
to9en miRen. sroBss rlnssma9 bsrur.
ia9ts. Ressn 3u bieier Sa6resseit TT
In galifornien eine isbr ieltene gri4ei-
nIng, unb man rimnlt an, bob oisis
Nisbsrf9ldse ben Observation-Disclosures
3usui9rsiben Hnb, tuel9e pd6renb bee
b~reitdaigen Branbss In bic 2afts snt.
fhbrt tuorbs1 finb. Der &eqen NOR
s%lidli9ermsiie uur bon turaer Sauer
unb am Na9mittae CAB Cd pisbs,
Sonneni9sin.
Die Rdumungsarbeiten unb Der Wie.
bsraufbau Der 3srf6rten Staottbsils
f9rsitsn riifig porpdrts.
9as NIT Der Musarbeitung rleiier
gaupuri@riftsn betraute 2omite bal
feline arbeiten beenbet unb ben geb1r.
Den isinen gsri6t borgelegt. getr.fs
Der 56be neu au erridtenber @ebdubs
tiro tsfimmt, baB bisie ni9t mshr als
2imal 10 bod fsin b%tirfen, aIs bic Be.
trsfsnbs GtraBe brett lit.
Sonberbare Safttt.
g I. 8. Wo., Is. Wai. -
poli3if Sobn 9inesn tuuroe beute
tusssn Msinsios gu suet Sabren 3u9t'
baus b~eruribeilt. gr bate BET eine,
gsrbunoIuns i'm pOliaeiseri@te auf ben
3.eusenRanb faIf&e Ansabsn sema&t.
gu isiner 8ertbeibi9ung ula9te be,
bisbsre Blaurod geltenb. er babe R9.
tpdbrenb bic 3euger, ME tbli&. FUN,
marii@ psreibigt tuuroen, porntbsrgs'
beuet unb feline S@ube eei&nirt, {,
babe bemna& ni&t feline 6ano tn bt
66be eebalter. lei bnber aud teim Der,
eibtgter 3euge getpsfen. yan3 mott
iaete Der tpirbiee Si&erbsitspd&ter
6 fei Elm a~usemetaer @ebrau9 unite,
ben pOIiaiften. a& NIT ibrsn s&ubrie
men 3u tbuu 81 ma9en, tusnr. he MID
pereibigt 3u trerben wtinf&ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
e6meretens

@ewdbIter Timofbb $1.s5-1.8o.
Orotn6rer BIB gutter Ttxotbp s1.e0-l.T
Rotber 3Isefanten IS .26-s.6o.
gnglii3er RIeefan1en $3.50
Nlftte &Ieefamen $8.00-s.66
MfaIfa 8Ieeiauen 5 100000.
Neiber 2leeiamen $500.
Soncs 9eraidy 8Iaisras $1.6o-1.76.
1Iausres Ia gbaH 7be.
GnsIl&ss SIansras $3.50.
Or@arb ejras 81. 70-1.e6.
Reb 1op IN @baH 75e-$1.2e.
&afer &or1, 75e-$l.00.
amber Sueerro3r Saunea H.00-1.25.
Deiber 9cferiaret acc
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes uab seIbes Rom $1.oC-l.25.
3eb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
gou Seas $l.76.
Niuet 81. 40 Bis $1.85.
SrlbiabrssD eben 81 10.
eeHwiebeI, weibe, seIbe mo rotbs $3.50
pei UuibeI.
Sib . 3artoHeI, geIbe Serie1, Herrruba,
8eIbe NaniemoRb unb fibgt3e 0ueex e8.0 vs
Sab; rotbe Ranieuenb s2.75: B~raFaaxif&.
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
o Do0eosRaxsA.

Dei&torn - Beriaufspreie: s sad ha
OuaIttat, 5000.
3Gfr-sd&dIt 86-67c; In ben Rstres
$40 00-Si1.0o per TsnMs, Reuer 85-b7t,
N,aet - Sertaufspreiie: "a. OO-ss.na
xtaotbS-BertaufspreHe: sl3 0o-16.to.
etrob-Erete. ie mad BEN 9saa. IN So
len. s4.0O-H.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17

SnhianapsIts 3aHeesBxte:

SnbtanapsIis RaHeesBxte
0euobnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prtx,a ps 20
wdblter 14-18e /; Saney 82}-8Se, eoIA.s
DeIom 1s BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sx Badetsa:
Nrtoia STATS. 2ion $1t.76, Series sll.7B
Garaeas sl4.7 |. DiQportb'B s18. 10, Dxts
Sara 8Ienb $500, GIinar Saba EIenb
t14'76, Duriea SIl.76.
Su6er-Doninoes 7.47c; Sti6sufss 3 80
puIpertfrter 6.32e; 3f33 puIpsrtfrtu 6.87;,
fetaer ~gramultrter 6.02e; Gubes 6.47e; Gczs
fectioners' u 6.07S Hiosewooo U 4.s2s; gsbs
xr i l.72e; empire IA. sc; ShsaI syss
0oIbex 8 4.67e; BtxSfor ertra 9 4.67s3
&ssepoob 6 l.48e; eeIber 9 6.l2t; is gel,
ber 4.O7.
eetrudnete 5rl&ts--AepfeI, or ber epxYs
setro6net. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bss 7ke;
9ttron 18e bts l4e; Rofxex. . 9rorx. pc,
pfunb, u, 8 9rown 7}e, 4 gromz 7fs foo.
n~aemfreie ebis Sc. California zsuscGtes 7xsi
ea!tana 7ic, tnportirts euItaRa lie BIB lie
California 2pritofen Sc bts lie.
9ifs-Eaa 40 gr. Tef). Sas, g. 10 per
0anone.
BidIes-24O0 TN Sab SO; 1900 TN Sat
30: 1900 tn SaIbfaS $500; 200 Ia Ga.
% 80.
etdrte-RearI, 8fe, Gbanrptpx gIos, / xxt
8 4hrnb 2adete 8. 3orx. ! BIB. Fa6as.
4K-6}.
Ganbp-7; etansen ssmti@t 7; Gro.
CT semif&t 6}c; Banner Twtf Be-: &reav
1onbons 10e; &c. 3 Cream eeuti@t &c.
shiHe-8rasiI neu SC bts 1oe; StIberts lss
RanbeIn IA; ueiSi@aIise RaRosIx lk
Serbian RanoeIn l5e; Reanrts Dc bu SIS.
ser6aete 7e bis &c; GnsIi@e @aIxaHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
ShtHsnG9rt@ten.

Netp Dort Oceanic" bon Siper'
POOL.
Netp Dort y@aronia" bon 2iperpool.
Wetu Dort: r26nigin SouiIe" bon
8enua.
Stem BORT: ,9ombaroia" na9 @enuu
unb NsapeI; yWaiefie" mad
2iberpool bia Queenstown;
WafFlia, Marisillss: .potsoam" nod
Rotterbam bio Boulogne; ~Stas
Tia" bad Warieiaes, ysapsI &C.
Mntmerpen: v0aoerlano" bon Nsm
Oort, bia Dober.
@enua: v2isurian" nod Stem BORT.
2onoon: v9aneaferian" na9 Bottom.
gofobama: .Wongolia" nod Sun
Graneisco.
2~iberpool: vSsutonic" nod New BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
&afe=8aa.

Die ssfrissn Spisle rsiultirtsn ME
fol9t:
n.
ct. paul, 16. Mai.
ct. paul..3 OO1O1O1OOO- 6
2ouispine 1O2O3000002- 8
Batterisn-partins, Did, SIa9le
unb Qisrce; 9untle unb Stoner.
2anfas @iip. 16. Mui.
9anias 9th i 100000 2
Soleop ...... o. 6
gatterien - Durbam. OlmHeab unb
Suaiban; 2inieaa unb Nbboft.
Wilwautee, Is. Wai.
WiImaufee 30 OO2OOOO1- 8
Columbus .....1 000010 90 2
gatterien - Curtis unb 8otb; &o.
bertai0e unb Rpan.
Nattonnls | q.
Cincinnati, 16. Wai.
Cincinnati -. 100031000 o. 5
Bottom ......2! 03001000- 6
8atterien - gpins unb 2ining-
fons; Dornsr uno Nesobam.
Chicago, Is. Mai.
Chicago ...... O0O00O001- l
philadelphia -. O00000000- 0
Batterien - 2unogren uno Sling;
Sugglebp unb Doom.
pittsburg, Is. Wai.
pittsburg -. 31004102*-1l
Netp Yort -. 000000000- 0
Batterien - Wilis unb peiB;
Dimes unb 8reinaban.
ct. Bouts, Is. Wat.
| 81. 6 outs 80. OOOOOOOOO o. o
Brootlpn. $50. 100000 o. 8
8atterien - $aplor uno &aib;
Scanlon linb Bergen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
onttes, cues $50 OsNaees.

DntteSs CITES N0o OeH01eS.
SdnSIer tsSablex foIeexoe Hretis:
Butter - COUNTRY, lGe, 4reomsrp 26s'
QiatA t0c
7srif&e Gter-14e PEE Dutexn.
oibner Sc. A6Sxs .. Iariet8-N-Ne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
Streifenoe Staliener
Sernriader blutisen Mnfrnbr III MbarD.

8anafrase entfhiebem.- @emdnes gerdreden. aopapie 9eibe gefnnsen.-
SeuHder @edfefGlider b~erbaftet.-Maerlei aus Sn Jrandsto. -
G%efansenen.M nsbrud. = Yol5Haenz Sdlide.- 5ener mHtbet In
Mpnument gea6, Nfai. - 8onOulen; sSeegramnr oes
beufden &aHers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
Hrtt@te unb 0emate.


1rii&te nab 0emaie.
Sra4ta
Nspfa - @uts 2o4dpfa $3.50 per Tab.
Bananen 81. 0O-l.25; iIetxe 7be-sl.o0.
@itronen s.. 1880 pei &ste.
Dransen - s3.25-8.7S Ser Rife.
Grbbeeren 26-35e has Auart.
0emafs.
SparseI-40e EN- srcbes 8un4.
@riine Bobnen-$3.10-l.c0 Der Bnibel.
Iotbe Hiben Zoe pei Dutenb 4un4es.
Rraut - $50. 0Q-70.O 90 per Tonne.
gleue Garrots-4Oe bas Dutenb.
@eIerp-$6 bis IS 30.
gurfen - $1.2, Der Dutene.
eaIat - 12e per Yfunb.
SwiebeIn 9otbe mno wetbe $l.b0 per
bumoert Bfunb epanti@e 8misbeIn $1.SO
per Rife.
Opfter Slant zoe pei Dutexb.
geterfIie l6-s0e per DutenS Bax4es.
3artoHeIn zoe - SOC per HuibeI.
sIbtartoHelm - Btrstria $3.25; BaIti'
more sac -a.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Rabieie 2s-31e per Datenh.
8babarb $50 has Dutenb.
Spinat - 5 . per Sab.
Somaioes $3.50 per grate.
WIumeniobI $3.50 per Dutenh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
@1te.

Gnaros , Berfaufstseas Smportss9s
S@uebertdie 80e per Phzxh stxastmsf&s'
S4weuezsdje l7s, Miseoxfx Stream s aSis
is, Nep Dori Gbsbbarss lie. stSbstnt
5&er 2tntburaer 14e. Drt6 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
u u + Z.

Jabritsn apii4en bier unb 9inefon
In Mitlsiosni9aft g.sOgsn bat. fiibrte
bsute su i9limmsn Nusf6reitungen,
bic in sinsn fbrnli6sn @aRsntampf
a%us3uarten brobten. Die Gtrma
Sutton & Subberlp in benz IL Weil.rt
bon bier belsgsnen Orts @oep.
mans bate 500 Weser aus benz Stiosn
als Strsifbrs&er impOrtirt; Die firsifens
ben Stalisner, unssfdbr $50 an Der
seristbsn oaribsr In maBlOis
Wutb uno sriffen bic S&war3en, oils
bisie f4 gum Rieoerlegsn Der arbsit
ni9t iiberreoen lieBen, on.
@s fam 3i elmer f6rmli&sn s9la6t,
In Der 3ablrei9e 2useln our9 bic 2uft
pfifen, bic isoO4 muir bon tur3er Yausr
uno per6dltnibmdBis unbIutig
berlief; MIR einiee lei&tere @erlebun.
gen fino au bsrmeloen. Der Sheriff
nit 3ablrsi9er 9tlfsmanni9aft trisb
bic StaIiener surtid.
Snfolee Der orobenoen Saltune Der
2sBtsren lit bic Wili3 rsquirirt uorben
Inb bsute Na9t ffebt bas tleine Stdots
DEN am usfliten ufer bes Suofon
f6rmlid unter 8slceerunsssufanb.
Gin sanaes Battalion bss 10. Rsei=
msntss Staatsmilis III i'm 2aufe bes
Gbenos eingertdt, unb unter militdri.
f4sr auff&t uiro mOrssn In ben per-
8adfeinfabritsn gearbsitet
tperoen.
& anaI.Sra9e entf4ieben.
Sal o n, Is. Wai. Yas
Ssnat-@omite ft- intsroseanif@e An-
gelsssnbsitsn sntidisb f9 bsuts fir
ben Sau bes Sfhmus= Ranales auf benz
Mssrssipisgsl. Nibsau.
prGfoent R~ooispelt uno Setretdr
8aft fno fur einsn S9Isuisntanal.
Gin e 9suaI.
@abia Obto, 16. Wai. Gin
2anbfrsi9sr fam ssfsrn absnb our
WObnung Der erf ttirali9 bsrbsiraibs.
ten 16idbrieen 5rau Wiq SOnss tn
@aoi3 SunetiOn, uno idlus bisie, tpdb'
reno He ibm ettpas su gfen bra9te,
nisosr. burdfu9te fs nod @sIb uno
bersetpaltigte bic Bsmubtlois.
Gin iartes bspafnetss ~slufssboi
bsrfolet oas S9eufal.
g 9auerIt9sr 6u1b.
@ ranite 6 3 ST., Is. Mai.
Neser, bic cine Sunsgrube bintsr sins,
Wirtbidaft.. l~e.rten. fanben aaf benz
Srunoe bsrielbsH bic topfioie 2eidt
zines Mannes, bic benz ani9eine mad
i4on msbrsre Wonats baislbf gslsgsr
bate. DDS ginaise, mas unter I'm.
ianben sn ,.sinsr Sbsntiitation fhbrer
tDnnts, fnb bic alsiber bss grmorbe,
ten. Der Coroner bat iofort sint
untsriu9uns bess5anss singsleitst.
2ans if.ber arm Der 9 c.
re4tigtett.
@bicago, Sa., 16. Wai. SanI
anberfon S9mibt aus Appenrabe ir
prsubsn iflbier auf 8eranIaRuns be!
bsuti4en 0i3esg oniuls, 6srrn pauI
Rn6, bsrbaftst porbsn, neil sr In be,
ultsu 9simatb ueasn gstruss uni
We&ielfdli&ung setpiini&t wirb
S9mibt tuurbe ON l. NpriI 1906 fh9r
tig, belt H9 mebrere Sage In pbiIa
belpbia auf uno tam banr nod Gbi
eago, mo srEbon pinfsrton. @sbeimpo
li3iifen aufgeiptirt uno fsfgenommer
tuuroe. CT lou We9fsl tiber niebr al!
10, 600 Murt asf1!i9t baben. go,
ben Bunbeseommifdr Goote gebra9t
geffanb er bas Derbre9en elm unb er
tIdrte f9 Ibereit, nod 9sutialanb su
riid3ufebren. Bis bic n6tbissn auslie
ferunaspapisre bon @nibinQton Elm
treHen werben, mub S&miot In
@ountp.@ efdngniRe i9ma9ten.
R - n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-17
g ntgIeif 4.

Buffalo. q. g.. 16. Mai. Gin
Wabafb periOnensus fubr bsute aui
benz @lsis Der Ieu Sort Central In.
nsrbaIb Der etaotsrenaen tn cine ofens
Wsi3e unb enislsife. Tle 2ofomitibe
unb bret Wasen gingen tn $rtimmer;
Der 2ofomotibfhbrer berlor bas 2eben.
unb suei 3ugbeamtei uurbeu srbebIid
berlsbt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
DESTROYS A LETTER.
Now the Government Will Bring Him
 Before Judge Platt.

Hartford, Nov 24.-Deputy Unit ed States Marshal II. Russell Wood brought John J. Sullivan of Water bury. 15 years old, before Commis- sioner E. E. Marvin yesterday after noon for a preliminary hearing on the charge of destroying a letter be- fore it had reached its owner. Sul- livan has been employed as a mes senger boy at the Waterbury office of the Western Union Telegraph con- pany, which has the contract for de- livering letters bearing a special de- livery stamp which are received at the Waterbury post office.
 On Monday a letter directed to Mrs Alkaline Seibert was given to Sullivan. It was bulky letter and 1t is alleged that the boy opened it and. finding that 1t contained doeu- ments but no money, destroyed the letter and returned the printed blank given him without a signature. When the lad was brought here yesterday his father. Michael T.. Sullivan. was appointed his guardian ad litem. Ex- was waived and the boy was held for the next term of the United States court under a bond of $500. which was furnished by his father.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
DEIINQUENTs REPORTED.
List of About Fifty Names Sent t
 Prosecuting Attorney.


 Hartford, Nov 24.-The state secrc- tary's office yesterday forwarded to Prosecuting Attorney Harrison B. Freeman, jr, a list of the candidates who failed to comply with the law re- quiring the filling of expense returns within fifteen days. The list contains about fifty names, large, number be- ing of candidates of the minor parties The prosecuting officer is required to prosecute within ten days.
 Some belated returns were received yesterday, one being the statement of Watson $. Woodruff of Orange. who was elected representive. and who certifies that his campaign cost him Sl27.9S. John B. Stacy of Simsbury, candidate for representative, who spent S250. was another of the ''too late' brigade. His explanation was that the statement was filed with the town clerk by mistake. Charles P. Gray of Colebrook, another candidate for representative, was also a delin- quent.
 Frank F. Russell. political agent for the trade council of New Haven in the interest of the candidacy of Charles J. Donahue for congressman-at-large, re- ceived S3S.50. spent $31.65. and failed to file his statement within the re- quired time.
 Another delinquent was John c. Barton, treasurer of the democratic town committee of Newington, who received and spent $50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
ERRIC0 NOT GUILTY Scene in Cout Room When Jury Re-
 tuned With Verdict.

The jury in the superior court yes terday afternOn found Joseph Errico not guilty of murdering his cousin. PasQuale Traficanti. in Naugatuck on Sunday evening, September g.
 Errtco was immediately congratu- lated by his counsel and when court had adjourned his countrymen and countrymen fell upon him and such demonstration of joy was never seen in that court room. Men kissed each other and women kissed men, and babies yelled, no doubt excited by the confusion that was all around. The sheriffs tired to create some order, but they could not move among the crowd. Errico, who is a tall young man, very pale and with remarkably black hair, was pulled all over the room and hugged and kissed and thrown from one group to an- other until the sheriffs thought they had riot on their hands.
 The room was packed with friends 0f the accused man, so that when the jury was discharged the crowd was considerably swelled and there was no room to stir with any comfort. Nevertheless Errico's friends paid no heed to this and 1t was fully five min utes before their manifestations of joy began to lull As the jurors passed down the stairs, the men and women made way for them and looked into their faces and bowed to them with bare heads, uttering ex- clamations of deepest gratitude for their verdict that meant life and lib- erty to their friend Errico. All through the-trial three or four young women never lost day, but were all ways in the front nursing their babies, who every once in while would give a yell of disapproval at something and would startle the si- lence of the room. Two or three other young mothers held forth in the library. their babies being too young to trust in the court room, and all of these on hearing the verdict dropped the children into the near est chairs and rushed for Errico and almost smothered him in caresses. And the babies did not raise any ob- jection either. Everybody was for Errico just then.
 The trial lasted three weeks, three dreary, tedious weeks to those who had work in the case, but anxious weeks no doubt to Errico and his friends.
 It was said during the trial that while Errico was sick in the hos pital it was believed he would die, and the dead mans friends thereupon made up a plot to fasten the crime on him. Then when he got well they found they had to stick to the story they had told the coroner and in the lowpr court
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
AUTO RAN WILD
And Doctors and Chauffeur Had te Got
 Ont and WaIk.

Waterbury came near losing two of it's prominent physicians. and the fact that they are alive and in their usual good health is due in measure to their own cool heads and the pres ence of mind of John '. Camm. chauffeur for Dr Graves. The doc tors were up Baldwin street way hold ing consultation on the condition Of Joseph Srahan. who had one of his hands smashed in the door of troll ley car some time ago, and were being hurried home in Dr Graves's auto when the machine was disabled and the occupants had to get out and walk. At Scovill's bridge the chauf- feur turned out of the way to let vehicle pass and when turning into the middle of the road again the ma chine swung around and hit against the curbstone, snapping the rear axle and soaring the physicians so badly that they came near jumping into the Mad river. The chauffeur was onto his job and promptly brought the machine to standstill and assured the occupants that there was no danger. When the excitement Of the thing was over one of Blakes- lees big wagons was pressed into ser vice and the machine removed to the repair shop. It was quite an excit- ing experience, and while the trio on board deny that they were frightened, those who were in the neighborhood at the time say that they acted like men who thought they were about to be called upon to render an ac- count of the conduct of their whole lives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
TIMELY TOPICS

Grieve, Bisset & Holland have many Saturday night specials. Belts. jewelry, tooth powder. etc. The best that boys wear can be found at J. B. Mullings & Sons. The kind of clothes that keep clean. Currans have a good line of novel; ties for tonight. Suits and coats ready for to-morrow's wearing.
 Special offering in trimmed hats at Chase's. The 2.s9 and $3.99 hats are now s1.99.
 "Wednesday will be dividend day at the Public market. Everyone who calls will get ten stamps free.
 Try the Saturday candy at Apothe- caries' Hall Co.'S. All pure ingredi- ents and 29c a pound box.
 w. P. Jarrett has rents in a new house on first and second floor. He has a six room cottage for sale.
 Satisfaction with every garment sold by Upson. Singleton & Co or they make 1t up.
 Best native turkeys at Duesler Bros for 2Sc pound. Home dressed poultry is one of their specialties.
 Work up to good position by get ting an education at Monroe's busi- ness college.
 Jones, Morgan & Co.'S can be called the "Children's Shop" They have everything boy wears. hats and shoes.
 The Buckingham sweets are pure and wholesome. soc pound. and are delightful to the taste.
 Miller & Peck have a line of dif- ferent colored taffeta silks for lining at 3sc a yard.
 l.. Becker will make a long full back or French hack overcoat for s2o. Others up to s4s.
 All solid union made shoes for boys at ]. c. Jackie C Sons for sI up. Girls shoes 55c up.
 J. I. Sheehan Is giving bargains fin bottled goods while the lot lasts. Small bottle champagne 25c.
 n. L. Dickinson ( Son sell Wash burns best four at s5 barrel. Ten pounds bucksheat 25c.
 !. H. Drvereaux < Co are showing a handsome line of ieveled rosaries. Make an early selection
 Some good values for patrons at Rei.l & Hugbes tonight. fancy silks. 5l,c a yard Mems four-in-hani 25c-
 Heater. tube and cock for s1.se at United Gas Improvement Co.'S. Use a gas stove
 Ziglsfzki-Nsrks sell all kinds of pyrozrzphy materials Orders com ing faster than they can be fIled.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
SHAKESPEARE AN FRESHMAN.
A Litchfield Man Who Tried to Prove
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John Hurley, who claims that Vir- gil, the author of the Aeneid. was an lrishman. has also made the allega- tion that Shakespeare is of the same ancestry. Writing to the Torrington Register he says:
 l have seen a great deal written concerning the origin of the name Shakespeare. Most of what has been written is true. but there is more in the origin of the name than, I think, most of the writers have suspicioned
 The presence and attitude of the falcon in the Shakespeare crest indi- cates to me an Irish origin of the name. It was in 1899 that Shakes peare's father obtained the honor of coat of arms from the college of heralds, and when he and his son became gentlemen. By considera- tion of the development of the word hawk" 1 think l can give good reason for the kind of crest which the college of heralds gave to the Shakespeare Iamily.
 The word hawk is derived from the Gaelic word "seabhach," or "seab- haic." the modern form of which is "carricshok." "hawksroch" or "she- vac." The English form of the Gaelic word "seabhach" was ''se- bech." which I find in George Tuber- ville's Book of Falconry (London. Thomas Purfoot. 1611). Under the sub-head, "Of the Goshawk," page 59. "The fifth kind is called sebech. which does resemble the sparrow hawke and hath very blew eye; but truly there is no go shawke more ey- cellent than that which is bred in Ireland in the north parts, as in Ul- ster and in the county of Tyrone"
 It is unreasonable to presume that an Engllshman, as we'll informed about Ireland as Camden, the herald of arms. who championed the right of the Shakespeare family to coat armor pronounced the falcons name In the Irish manner "shawk," and therefore gave John Shakespeare crest having reference to the origin of the name-a practice very common with the Der aids of those days. The original Seab- hach-spier, pronounced Shawkpcir. meaning sky-hawk, "speir" being the Gaelic work for sky. pronounced 'spray-lr." In the Shakespeare crest the falcon holds a spear. This was clearly mistake made by the design. CT of the crest, because the latter part of the name shakespeare. ''spearc" is derived from the Gaelic "spelr" and not from the English word "spear." The etymological significance of the names Shakespeare Is sky-hawk and not ''hawk-spea," as the designed seemed to think.
 Some of the following forms of the name also help to prove It's origin Shakespere, Shakespeare, Shak-spior. Shak.speyr, Shax-spear. Shak-spar. Mary Arden was Shakespeare's mother This name is also of Irish origin. Tho Porcevells or Purcelles. became lord of Arden. or Ardain, County Mayo, early In the fourteenth century and Lord Arden was once a member of tue IT, lsh parliament
 JOHN HURLEY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
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PONCE. Porto j,ico. Nov. 24.-while crossing the river from Arecibo to Utuado the presidents automobile stuck in the mud. but was pulled cut by . team of oxen. While this work was in progress one of the mounted members of the presidential escort was thrown from his horse into the river. falling near the presidents automobile. The president was upon the point of jumping to the mans assistancs vhsn the latter was rescued.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
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BERLIN. Nov. 24-Johann Muehl- hausen. a young German singer. com mItted suicide here because an Ameri- can woman io whom be was deeply st- taehed left him to return to New York. MuehIhsusen received A letter from Ter in which she said that she was the wife of a New York broker and moth CT If two children. to whom she was on the point Of returning. She incIcsel q cheek for $500 MuehIhausen re- turned the check and then shot him. self in the head