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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

yy5 t92:5, s9l3 ID QUO oamit an
tb1e, aber oluub' es mir, @oter, Ser
beutioe Sag tUar Elm Wenoepurtt, cine
8ri1iS in meirem Qeben. Sd bate
mid taft borIorcr, dber f6on e9e 9u
tan't, ipie id ALIEN bier iaB, ga bate
id) mfrs qelo6t: Der i9Iappe &ert BON
bi5bcr, 0er lit toot, unO Die 9ummes
jun9enIdonGe ION 9cute, Ole maAit 9u
pieOcr tDett!!"
Scr 0pftor Fat Ben &opf geIentt.
ga, ia, Ser Sun5e mag redt Gatcn unO
mag ia ouG1 Dort 1aIteit, d6cr - feline
Mdtbiloe, md8 Die ipo9l idgen miro!
limo er ft0bnt alf: aSur9e Die W}uts
ter - Die Mutter!!"'
WiliGalo lairo I'm einan G4ein
bleider. pSd, @ater. oarum bite iA
Itf: ba5 eripar' mir, Ser Ntllttcr jeBt
70 inter Sic 2lp8en treten gu niiiien.
CAP midj mad Der Stdot 5uriidleGren
uno erIt mieoer gu Gu9 tommer,
ipenn i6 feiten 8ooen inter meincn
TiiBen babe"
Der Qottor iinnt mad unO id9t
T6lieBli9 lan9iom: u@ielei6t iIt's
ipirtli6 ba8 teite fir ale 56eile!
9omm alIo 3ur 9a6n. Der Iebte 3ug
muB BALD abgeben. Morgen Nu4mitz
tag tomme iA gu Dir, oa miro ii6 oos
Weitere finoen."
@uter 0ontlpart ift ni6t pieOer
gum 8oriGein getommen, aIs Der Dot
tor nit Ieinem So6ne oa5 @Grtnerz
6dus9en perIabt, unb WiIi6alo peiB
e8 Inn Cant. @u6 0untpart, penn
er i6m niener inter Die Nu9en ttitt,
ioG einen anoercn Dor ii6 ieGen, ais
ben BON Heute.
3tpei Sage fpater bait @oter pant
mart in Der 6dnO einen Brief, Der
nWilibaIo 50brenbd9" unter5ci6net
1T. lln0 al8 er Sen 81 GnOe QeleIen,
mdcht er 0d8 @eii6t, mas CT 81 MADDEN
pflegt, ipenn er an elmer iGon aufges
gebenen Yfldn3e nene, trGftige Srie6e
entoedt. uno Dor ii6 bin mlrn1elt er
babel: pNa, tpenn er Der bletbt, Der
aus Dem 8rieIe oa fpri9t, lam zines
Sages bod nod Elm perniinftiger
&erl aus ibm %tpsrOen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
GgcTapcafe Gampicr-G ompagnie.
gsIrEokf ,fr- q j,,fe :

gIc0u;.te GafIugicr : Sdlnpfer ngllianfta" unb
.9tilautu" rdd sg.k
Slo Guint GuntfDrt uno Euriuif, 20.
Sampler ~perlaffe1 baltimore tlgli6 (disae'
nommcn Sorittags) nm $50 @lbcnoS Iirb iom'
men in Oh @oint Getticri I'M 6 llbr Moreens
uno in giorIoIt lii1 7.t6 Wtur9enS nL nrt6lie'
beuo an Die Giferhabn5ilpe mad euc1 FFntftep
Se5 Sli6cls uro Siiopciicn5.
WurfsJiiucr.etnie.-
GIenante Ta{ia gier = Sampler eabarlo!ie" NM
,9'ritintcre"
mad gpeit.Yutut urS Siidlnrno, 3D..
Snmaicr ~pcrIaIfeu baltimore. 8!enfto1, Sor,
retftuo lrb Ganifta9 nm o ltbr. Na1intttdgs
nnb tonrme in S8cilsFOtrt lin $50 uro IT
Ribrnonh INT 0.25 9lpracnS an.
Sampler Ieccn In 8loucciter.Tptn GIab'
9,anf ruo gGntuno'5 S9crfte In 6eibet Hittifit'
0crt (bei oiiniiiaem Bctier) an.
Sampjtr ~ucria'cu Baltimore pom yter VT. 10
nno 10, 2istttrahcns Aterfte:a MIA
Surhs Ni1ele nab nuct Nuuften tornett Ge'
fi6crt, @cpdd ouisescben nno SaiiitcHSinlrass
Inn g,nrou3 ~rcferbirt tpcroeil IN ben 1lell9eH
Wiuct 0iircnnr: Mr. tt9. Sit.gsaItitaere. strnee,
u. u. NpbTon, gae1t, NJ. i21, Cit.Saittniofs
stroi,e, ODER ben Snupis Viircanr: Tr. 300,
giobtsStrai,c, Baltimore, W'o. -
Gcuben Suiter, y, \, Su.Sm,
3. s. W,.1anncf. ShIfS.Gcn.ssaf sgaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Ncirnths. Sirrntcn.

Charles @urp, y, llno 8crtri,oc
Nclpbrrgcr, 81; Npplifunt {. e. @roz
mnn, Nr. 405, @cIt 6ronflin.S troBs.
WfidJocl &ouimon, %, mo Wonic
&%inmelbebcr, 81; Ipplifant G6a3
NahorN 9tr, 933, Norb-GbeltcrsStr II.
MorriS Spectre, %, uno Soo Soil.
mon, y; 9lpplifont Morris Spectre,
Nr. 313, Silb.SighsS trnBe.
@orrD i, Stcport, AZ, unb Mnrp
g. Wiiaer, 50; Npplitont Sdrrp 8:
StcWnri, EbilaoelpMo ga.
Hobert 81. SulipurL %. nno 9cilie
M}op SbipIcp, 81; gpplifont Sobn
Sbiplcp, Nr. 40, Totter-g uenuc.
Mar Wotntnnl, 26, lrb gefie Slot.
tenbcrg, 81; gpplifdnt Mtar @atmalt,
Nr, 80, @eit-9 orf-S troBe.
Sobn 6. Sorpell, 26, mo Glnlno
Sinonlon, 81; Npplifont ,Sobn g.
6orlpea, 9tr. 1913, @elt.2ont6orOz
Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
@cItcrm IarDlanb Giicnbabn.

3iige .berIaiieil @luc1'StniioH w'e 1oigt'
40 Mnrnens = G6icu3lg. 9dgerSfotpf. ".
& S..liabn unb clsselioulnteri Sonntaa San'
cod ilio Gbatnhersttira.
o50 0iadlu. - .elffa!r.r mad llnionsBrioge.
Sa0iid, anegeiontmeh Somntag.
200 Moraeus-gori uno SetibSblra aiionn.
$40 Standardization UNI Sbippersbure
9litunlmobqtiou @arIor'gSa9gnD.
9.45 ADMINISTRATIONS. nan Uettpsbnr9 uno
&c. Is Worm.-eufom. mad llnion-9ribee.
$50 g,ahm.-SIifum. raG SInnoun, Yorf nrs
y. Il s.. 9ip.
tppi,, ioipie Sreberid, GmniiiS5ure. Sbio'
persbure (BarlorsgSa9gou).
Observation-Disclosures.
6.15 s;5enos-stiom. mad tlniorsgrioae.
ii. 25 glbenos-9lffom. nod 1~luioitsBrtoae.
Hnr SDEBtags.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. NOD 1ltitonsgribge uni
Sdrober.
1880 IbenoS-sffon. mad ltnions9'rioae.
= SdIt uidt an Der 8enita, sslbe. .Staiion at.
u. HiobcrtSpn, SeuernIs@ ef6dftsfibrer.
8. vi. Sp,pen, YeileraIsBaiiaeier'Igen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

icine 6arm gitg. Sin Mob moatc
6Iemming oaraltf lpnHcn, 3erItreltte
lid je0o6 mperriftctcr Sode, nod)
ocnt 6lenmtiig Sen 9Iniiibrer, et1lell
ME iOelltifi5irten Monn, 11leoerge-
tnollt. 6lcmming ~Iicicrtc iid) Onrnli
ser Yoli5ei ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
McrdantS' G Mincrs' Srutspurta-
tim EumpanN.

luItpTCTFEIIICN.
Fad Cotton nm Oem Siicn; icocn Mortda,
9icntng, 9ornerito8 lnb Sanltag, NIbe'thS
9tnd6 9robtocnce utb ocm 0itcit: ieoen Sorr5
tag. Miittlpod nm Srciiag, Ibcnbs 6 ubr,
9tad 9Icpport9tclpS mo ~9tortplt: tiGIt0 nm
Sra6t piro tdaIi6 Dis ubr stbtnssifbr an
Dem -GuRc u6idbreuoe Sampler anGeIortnlcrt,
gidh SnOnnuab uno bent SitoeH: ieocn Ntets
flag, .Sonlcr1luG NM Soniln9. 9lbcno9 Is ubr,
Soitoner ltlo 4roOibcncCs GalltpteI ,tGbpel rptt
Der QSertbet an SIbe bce 2pnqsGOdS ,ub.s Sus
bdrnub Numpfcr bon ocr gSeriie AM 6ube Der
9Selt Suli3sgtOeMie
6. u. Ut4ing9an,, @tGc1t,
III. y. Enrner, G.sl .s9l0ent.
u. :. Stcbbtiia, Sen. z2tnIt.
!9piiptbiircau - Siouit.Gdc @rrmails iiilb
2iabt. Strahc. 0f3,G&G-) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Am Giros 9iiucr crtrunfcn.

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p'''''' ou'', ~'o'' lnt"o o" p'"'9'''
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HS H''OV'V F'''.IV u'''"''oiT' ltv''' -
,M9 p''u''H' 0oD "'".''I,'9 iool 'O@.,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
gtabftrt 1880.
MilbeIrt $. 8einbarSt,
Or. 1919, Meh.eumba.b .straRe.
Wc,u.0urf claitiide @rnd)banoer,

We,u.gurf claitiide grndJbanbrr,
pHuc Scocr,
fDnuer Tua UNI 8abt g~efraget tseroeh
Mad) Scrt-U .Sdnbcr,
pelde n.e rotten, ieltit bet'im gasea n'At.
9ieielbert finb bon GIle.t. .Wer6fen, 4
ueifcnSt entp'obie.f.
Gr b~crferiiet auf ge!teuuilg.. ipie ept E1osr:
sdluitcrbdnSer, untefie:-.xtsee1'
iueidbe uuo SoSfiNen. 9 rndibduea5,
TO arrafgiri, baB feline eccbrte1 auroei: bt'teHe
5uirieoei gettent firto.
: IIe prudbbd1Ser, 9anbeser trrb Snffru.
amfS cauberite uns Bette ataefertief.
i, air Enn.ea fnb Stnaaier
inter MnfIxf bon Mob. Srfnbnrbt bcsSS19ras
Wo. IeIepbon: 6sUntIaRt t$Ssss. fyst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Baltimore 9amYf = 3aGet = 81.

NsllN HNu 0Hul6'ullDl wv iHEN.l
Eic &cr. Stuaten.ipii bei6rocrHb.
EGmpicr uVirginia" tncr), uatGtann,"
@corBtn, nm cnnciiec,"
SGnricr iObrct. tiqli0, Ennntd1s alsacnplll
mcIt, Ron ocn .@ni 2iuics"%jcra, lr 10-tS,
gi96t Glrubc, $50 gbeno5, htrcit nab Sl0
Gutnf Comfort. GUrInlf, 9ortsHputb NM ulcn
4Simlicl oe5 SiibcIs. &eroilola0 in G6
4>uiuI Gomiort nit Is. 4 .. Giienbabr. gtd1
Ribmouo. &crbinoulg In 4Iurt9rlolttb mil ocul
nScupouro Nir Cine" ioIiocu 8ua nan Fortss
mout1 lab Nt!aHtu. m gtoriull @erbinoln9
nit hcr n~9llIantic Guait 2ine," 9ior'o!f nlo
lucTt,ih unp ,SIb SnIliniun cine" la@ ltcns
bern 23nfbtn1toll, Nc, &t0morb, ga, nno
9ielu- port.
MaDlacilc1 nnm clropdii0cm @Innc. Glriz
ri6fc NuiiiteniimmCr c~Ictiriibc &clendtnIl9,
Sampibci}uun. S,uicu .irei. Jiefcrpirtc Atuiitens
simmer in ocu Ntact N1redir ber Nan zinc"
gtr. 100 En-YattimorCs Strhbc. 9tr. b06 mo
5}S. Qi06iS rufc. e. u. g. Office, GiiopitGdc
Baltimore mn gnJpcrtGttabe. Continental
GrGit Nliloina uno gltat1D'e, 4tr. 100, gioros
GtdvlCosSiynbc.
,tu6n VI. Shrrm0Bb, u. Sruiur,
&iccfSrdi. II. Scns4RaimGer. 0eil. ia. sSlGent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Plus bcm Snncrcn MnrnlnnO'S uno
Den angrcn5cnocn StnHtcn.

Baltimore obfa6rcn0Cn S6ncl5uG
ser ,4citlihcn WtorplGuocr &obn"
in Dem ticicn Gurditih BET &iiicL
cine W}cilc 6Itli6 Don MugcratomlL
Sim Gnt9lciicn III briuGcn, Ole
Trcplcr Gdttcn mchrcrc 3alnptoltcn
ullf Die @clcile gcIcgt, ic00d) iddfftc
Die S6uBporridtrn0 ser S0tomottuc
0oa SinOerntb aus Ocnt M}cgC, obnc
0o6ci Sdu0cn SIT crlriOcn ooer pom
@Clciie 81 ipringcr. Sic EniiaBicrc
mur0cn bel Sem Hnprull Gin Dcri8
gcriittclt. Gle 3u0bc0icmlng folQtc
6ltBitopien i'm S6ncc, Die nud) cincnl
nobcn 6cl0c iiibrtcn, luobcr Ole BIO
item I%tnnnn1tcn, Son Den &cril6crn
Ser SHonotGot 0ot man o6er ionIt
feline Spltr.
2tef nod ant al.
Ser bon Yitt5bltrg tommcn0c
S6ncl5ug Nr. 10 Ser Baltimore,
Obio-@obr" rol1ntc gcitcrn Wforgcu
bel Nortbs9 Brand geqcn cilcn 6rnd)tz
}llg, III Wcld)cn mcDrcrc NuggonS IN
6olgc Oca pl0blidcn itnrfcn 9In5ic.
bcna Der Suftbrcmle in cinun0cr &c.
idobcn morOcn morcr. 0ir 2ofomos
tiDc 0c2 EniIn9ier5ltqc9 cnt0lciitc mn
3crtriimmcrtC mcbrerc 6ra6tlpaQs
CONS. Sic Goiiogicrc tunlcn nbcr
nit elmer tiid)tigcn Nltiriittrlltng unO
Dem S6rcfcn 0unon. Gic Ecrionclrs
MuAgonS mltrOcn mad Cumberland
j@ltriif QcbrnHt.
Gin 6loucr 8lnn.
&n Hll96p, @ronion e Goltntu, go,
crci9ncte iid am Gonncritog cine
grobc Scniotion. IS mrlroc in sen
Morgcnitmnocu cntocdt, ooB Golpit
Oolng, elm 80 Sabre alter ul1geicbc.
her &atimolw, o%ifcnbar crntorOct
mor0cu lei. Gr bottc bic 9}od)t in
Dem nit ieiltcm &nOen perbltnoencl
S6lnf5irnmcr 5ltgc6radt, ltllO ais Der
&oOen Ac0ffnct mllr0c, ia10 man blllts
6cflctftc &lci0cr, ponOoun0 u6er feline
Spltr. Sclc9rnpb unO Sclcpbon MIR
0cn in Gtcnit geItellt, mo dd)t Wicilct
bon Nlt96p murOc Elm Wnmt Nnmcn5
&o6n Wurf, ul5 ser mltbmoBliMc
Mor0cr pcrboitet CT mar luGbrcno ser
Noht SIT @agcn oltrdJ Sen Srt Qcfn6.
rem. 0c6en N6cnO lpllrOc Die mpltcs
ri0Ie Wtorouifdrc obcr ou.igcflGrt. Sr
elmer gfe ocS &aocnS fo1O maj NAM.
lid Elm tootcS 6ublL OcNt bic &eblc
0urd)Ifnittcn NOR, un0 Is mltrOc Ter
ller in Grfobrung Gcbrodt, onB 5lpci
Gage porbcr Elm junGc3 Srolleu5in1.
mer, NtolncnS SQic Striugcr, nit
mclhCr Noltng iCit 0eraumrr Belt icbr
illtiln %gencien, nod nn6cfaltntcn 9fcs
Dionen pcrlAmulocn mar. (Sobn Murf
mtroc 6nrnli iofort mi Ncfebl 0cS
StnntSanualt5 ir%eigeldlieit. @crt
Mart Elm 9teaer gemclct; mGrc CT
m0gliher g8ciic gclpnd)t mor0cr, che
ole Niioirc oti0cflGrt pltroc.
% or0tuit ctncr @il0fotc.
@iltc @ilotabe Bat IN Sen lester
NGd)tcn in ser 9tGbc BON NuiDsGbapCl
llno Goricns in @orioro Golultp,
Mo., u1t &lmOc Ii. mcbrcre Shmcinc
Det0Otct, go sic 9eitic ber9ctom.
men, lit Gin N0thicI, ocnn III Oieienl
S6cilc Morplono'5 iino lett piclcrl
Shbrcn fciitc @ilOtotcn 9cicbcn NOR.
Sen.
cd IN mcit i6cn ~ orp-
LAMB.
SN1 sen Bergen BON Nac0ullu. uno
@orrctt e County lin0 in Den lcbtcll
orci lo1cn 5ruci SUB Sdncc 0cfoI-
len uio IN Maihington. un0 6rcoc'
rif Golrntp II 3oa. Der Sdyucc
id,milSt ober Idlnell.
- s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

Iaiie sur Mciic ms HUSBAND bc.
Iurat 6. Gainc, Nr. 413, SitSalti.
mureiraEc, naBe Gnitombuuie.Nuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Baltimore Ohio -8abn.
= SIaIi0. lSdQIif, auS1cnunilrct Sunntag5.
Z Nur CnuutnaS


Grpreb5iiQe uSeoc Stnnbe nuf Der Sttnoc" ooft
9amocit : Giation tud Aaibtn8tcn an 9Sos
dcttd9cn, 500 Born. bis 500 Htbcros, NIT
&uIIman. 9trnit. 6riiDere Tbiabri bon W't.
@ai0inGtan, ~6crIaffrn ut. oiopaI Ct, 5000.
no, 1850, +S.45, *94S, lf0.55, !1t.53 Sors
viii, Hil.55, 1853, 800, i6.55, *S.iG, *10.65,
#l1.3 50 Mbenos: perI. Gnf1bcr Ct. 800, *6.15,
1886. !7.20, 800, $3.50. 1900, $1,000, n1.O0
NurInittaQe, 1900 9iucbis, !t2.05, ?l2.15,
100, n .05, 200. 1900, 1905, 400, $50.
800, 1905, 1886. 1900. *G.tG, 1920, 100,
$500, 1926, $1,000, 1000, *1f.iO, *11.41
9lbcnoS.
Slmnnvofs, Mt. SopaI station, !7;to llno
?S.45 Nurmittupa. !5.55 giudIt. 9dnloc1@Sid,
l7.2O ufto 1000 gIornitiagS, 1905 gta6rt,
1885 ulo 600 stbeuos.
Sreocrid, ltt. giuDGI Citation, ?8.45, M;4s.
&orrr.; Gnn,oGn Station. !7.35, 1900. E9.15
ulo 1000 &or1l., 1925, 1850 NIB 1920 Nah'
mittuno. go
gIintcitcr, Gft. 9ioboI, !7.t0 @lorut., !2.43.
$50 liat6ni, Camden, !7.20 Surrn.. 1900.
1850 mn 400 9indnt.
Naacrotpiun, ut. 3tobdG Sta., !4.45 Sorrl.,
$3.50 Iiucbni.. GunlocIl Station, 1900 Surrl.,
1850 mo 400 9tudlm. t#
GnicuttsGitD muo Mt. Aim, GGrocn Stnttol,
l7.35. ?9,t5 %iornt., 1925, 1880, 1920, $3.50.
#lt.45 gthcues.
Gurti5' Ql16, Camden Citation, 1920 Born.
2nraD, Wit. Social, PAS NodDnt" ediitoelt,
$500 YiuG)nt.
giuDnl e;ins 2iuc nndl Ybilnbelpbia ino Tcr'
grrt, nrncr Srrminhs an Sretine6 pan6i9'
tier Siraiic, 9tcius port, bcHncnl rnh Sutcts,
-. ...N I'd. Tfhff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
WarnIasb & Gennintpania ". 81.

9.oe b"e1Ioiien yiurtbsglbe,s u. DutsoIr,'Stdtton
4 30 Rprnt. nn1 Dorf fhg'i1, niseenomnieh
100 sorm, iiatb 9elta nlr 9enntaas.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Explicit contradiction has been given to the report that a new treaty was to be negotiated with Japan pro- vidins for the exclusion of Japanese laborers from this country, says Washington writer. A denial of such statement is hardly necessary. The urgent question at the present mo- ment is the segregation of Japanese school children on the Pacific coast. Until this is settled there can be DO consideration of a new treaty, espe- cially one which would put the Jap anese in the same position of out flanders, now occupied by the Chi nese. When the school question Is settled. it may be time to talk about Japanese exclusion treaty. but cer- tainly not until then. Tn the whole disturbance that has been raised over the Japanese question. nothing aroused more interest and more acri- monious discussion than the state- ment Of the president that if neces- sary the military force of this coun- try would be used in protecting Jap aness interests on the coast. This naturally brought up the whole dis eussion of states rights. In an in- terviev which he had with Senator Perkins of California this week. Pres ident Roosevelt explained that this phrase did not have the direful mean ing attributed 10 1t in many quarters. and that what he had intended to say was merely that military force rould he used if necessary in order to protect Japanese subjects from any physical violence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Commander Peary, of Arctic ex- petition fame, who has just returned from his latest attempt to reach the north pole. will be presented with a gold medal by the National Geo. graphic society at a meeting to be held at the New Willard hotel in Washington. Saturday evening, De- cember b. Quite an array of dis unguished men will be present, among them the Japanese ambassa- dor, the Russian and Italian ambas- sadors, Secretary of the Navy Bona parte, F. A. Cook, the first man to ascend Mount Mckinley, Alexander Graham Bell, Morris K. Jessup of New York and Herbert l.. Bridge man of Brooklyn, president and sec retary of the Peary Arctic club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT TUESDAY DECEMBER H. 1906

Hartford is the more sinful of the two. We wonder how true these comparisons would hold if Hartford and Bridgeport were to swap police forces. By the way, the news from Bridgeport this very day states that the county jail at that place is now too small. It is crowded to the limit and will nave to be enlarged. .--An- sonia Sentinel.
 Francis Wilson tells of an encoun- ter of wits that took place between the late Eugene Field and a New York woman, who,mes at the house of a mutual friend in Gotham. It was at dinner, and the woman was in evening dress, which was rather decOllete. After a skirmish between the two relative to the respective merits of a we'll known author. it would seem that Field came of sec- ond best. "Ah, MT Field" exclaimed the woman exultantly. you must ad- init that you are fairly beaten at your own game" Field bowed politely and with smile promptly rejoined: At any rate, Miss Blank, have one consolation. You cant laugh at me in your sleeve! !'--Tribune
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

The rivers and harbors congress is meeting in Washington this week There are delegates from all over the country, all of whom are intensely interested in getting through river and harbor appropriation biu at the present session of congress. says an exchange. Of course. the interest of the convention extends to all rivers and harbor work. but it seems to have made a dead set in favor of the proposition for a deep waterway canal between the ureat Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico. The interest of the convention in this measure was indicated by the fact that fifteen out of the 20 officers elected were from the region inside the Mississippi wa tershed. Such a deep waterway would take advantage in a large part of the Mississippi river itself. but there would be very large amount of canal work necessary in addition. It is claimed by the promoters of the enterprise that such waterway would, in the course of the year, carry larger tonnage both in bulk and value than the Panama canal, when that is constructed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
HEARD IN PAssIHo.

The trusts having raised the cost of living nearly 50 per cent. are no~ taking great credit for raising wages 10 per ecnt.-New Haven Union.
 The shsd season on the Conneeti- cut the coming spring will have to be prolonged according to the advance stories as to the number of measures ID for action by the incoming lesis- Iasars.-N Press.
 The Mormon elder who bitches on 10 an extra wife gets fined s5e0. vhsrsas tos plsin mas in these psrts eess evs ysars in the penitentiary for dofng tho sans thing. whaf's the dif- srs.csf-Prosidsnes Bulletin-
 Bridgeport is ssdsarurine to bsse . esain for goo6sss upon the num- Der Of srrss<s ns1s by the poliss de- parsU0G ft C reasoeei- for in- eennss. eAa3 os gss srrssss vsro 0s1e n ono Dsun fn Hsrt1bF1- eO1ngt oo3 ssyuuo 0 nssx1 is uEaoUDsst
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
TUESDAY, DEC ii, 1908.

Senator Sutherland of Utah pre-. diets that his colleague. Mir Shoot, will neither be expelled nor excluded from the senate. .'Of course, I can not say what the senate will do re- garding the case against Senator Shoot, but from what I know of the situation it is my judgment that he will not unseated," he said, in dis cussing the matter.