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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
W hotelu Merchants

CT. znamienici panowie zdecydo-
wall sig udziela6 poradY darmo
przez try miesiace wszystkim cho-
rym, kt6rzy az do l Grudnia do
Mich sic zglosza. Te obs}ugi ska.
daja> SIG ME .tylko z udzielania rad,
lecz take we wszystkich mniej-
szych chirurgicznYch operacyach.
Ich gl6wnemi dazeniem jest, pred
ko i osobiscie zachorymi i cierpia"
cymi zaznajomi6 i pod zadnym
wzgledem, ME bedzie "a jake kol-
wick :udzielane przystugi, mic po-
~liczone ola tych, kt6rzy sic zg}osza
pred / Grudnia. CT lekarze zbada-
j. wszystkie gatunki choroby u
lomno6ci %gwarantuja wyleczenie
pod kazdym wzgledem, kt6rego sig
pcdejmuja: Prey pierwszem .om6-
wieniu zrobia dokfadne p%odszukae
ME, a jezeli ME w~yleczalne bedzie
to zaraz wprost i otwarcie powie~
diane i dane najmozliwsze srodki
do przedluzenia zycia. S}abokci
mezczyzn i niewiast, tax samo mar
wanie. kurczowej zy}y, ruptura,
rozmaite choroby sk6rne, rak, g}u~
chota i wszystkie choroby odcho~
dowej kiszki beda nie%watpliwie
przez ich nowy spos6b %leczenia Wye
leczone. Oni stare sposoby lecze-
MIA cdrzuc Gill ma .strone, kt6re cd
lat przez leczniczy SWAT by}y uzy~
wane, i co by}o niedorzecznoscia
jeszcze d}uzej takowe uzywac. gdyz
jednak mic ME pomaga}y i tysiace
os6b umiera}o, gdy oczekiwali po-
mocy. Me zaniedbajcie sic zg{osie,
.gdy wasza wizyta was mic ME kosz-
.tuje a zycie moze wan bye uroto.
wane. Jezeli sig obawiacie cloroby
merck, przynie6cie z soba 4 uncyj-
na butelke waszego moczu, ola
chemicznego i mikroskomicznego
bahama. Chirurg kt6ry sig znajdu-
je W Winonie " ofisie ma wielkie
doswiadczenie kt6re odebra{ " Lon
dynie, Paryzu, Dublinie, Heidel-
bergu i Stockholmie. 1dzcie i "a
siagnijcie rady tego znakomitego
lekarza; ME robi to r6znicy jaka
zniechecajaca uwaga jakiejbadz
strony uczyniona bedzie; mic to ME
znaczy cry wan bedzie powiedziae
ne, il smlerc wan zagl2da " oczy,
jezeli tylko maly promien nadz1el
z%abiysnie, on 60 znajdzie i wan ma
pewsno spok6j zapewni i was ma
droge zdrowia zaprowadzi.
: UWAGA: = Zamezne niewiasty
bez mellow i niepelnoletnie bez
swych rodzic6w stanowczo ME beda
do bahama przypuszczani
Godziny ofisowe: cd Gel pred
poludniem do Sci pc po}udniu., yy
w niedziele cd loci do 4ej~ Z ?s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
SZKOkY wszystkie para
fialne i publiczne rozpocz-
ma sic we wtorek 4 Wrzesnia
W naszem miescie.

MA poniedzia}kowem: po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiej
wniesiono protest przeciw
waydaniu pozwolenia ma pre-
prowadzenie toru cd glow
nego toru kolei Burlingto6-
|skiej PREY drugiej ulicy, do
|fabryki Watkins'a. Gdy "a. i
chwale czytano jak zwykle,
mieass!z!kE ; obok kt6ryc'h
w1asno6ci nowy tor ma bye
wnie6li pro-
test i petycya podpisana
przez 33 innych o~bywateliz 70
stals przedstawiona radzie,
jake protest przeciw kladze--
niu proponowanego nowego
toru. Uchwale odiozono q DC 3
przyszlego posiedzenia.
Jak wiadomo p. Watkins
Ikupil niekt6re posiadloekci
przy 2giej wsch. I'll. j polnnoc-
ma strone przy 3iei ull1iccy
tam teraz chce przeproWa-.
wadzie tor kolejoW,Y, kt6ry'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
POsZukiWanie.

Szczepan Grubich poszukuje swej
siostry PaulinY Grubich z miasta
Wloclawka, niedaleko Somocin; Z
meks nazywa sic Sulkowska. Pc.
szukujacy uprasza, ably ona sauna,
Tub jej dzieci, jezeli siostra ME xyjs,
zglosili sic do niego, gdyz jest jui
podesz{y " wieku j ma zamiar i'm
COS dat. Nicchaj sic zg}osza pod
sdresem. Il
SzcEepan Grubich
Owatonna, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
!, Szano,Wna Redakcyol

Prosze . umieszczenie ma
stepujaeej korespolndencyi v
przysz}ym numerza og6lnie
lubianego Wiarusa.
Bawilem v okolicy Owa-
tonna przez try tygodnie, q
chociaz to czas stosunkowo
|diugi, to jednak chwile pre-
|pedzone tam byly tax mile j
|pelne pociechy,,iz 2 zalem ] 20
lzami " oczacb przypominam
lie sobie j szczerze zaluje, il
czas zanadto kr6tki, ME poz-
woli} mi dluzej zabawic.- O.
kolice tamtejsze, q zw}aszcza
W poblizu Medford, kt6re
|lezy W odleglo6ci 8 mil cd
Owatonna, So, saiste mle-
klein i modem p}ynace.
Czlowiek sic czuie szczesli-
wynn i pelen chluby, ogdy sic
znajduje v towarzystwie tax
zacnych i ma chwa}s Boza pra-
cujacych ~obywateli rodak6w.
Polak6w W tych okolicach
jest DUO a wszyscy So "a
lmoznl i ciesza sic ezerstwem
szdrowiem j; pow 70
zniwaa sic slkzoe66czyly a milo
Genie jul. j'uz sic rrozpoczyna. ~
Deszcze i wiatry cokolwiek
narobl1y szkody, lecz mlmo
tego, wszyscy snasi kochani
rodacy ciesza sic obfitemi
plonami i ~blogos}awie6stwem
Bozem.
Uwazam to "a moi obowia-
EEK publicznie podziekowac
Szan. Pafstwu: St. Szyma6-
skim, Kosmowskim, Buczko'
wiakom, J. Szyma6skim i A.
Szyma6skim "a goscinnost
Ia jaka mnie przyjeli. .
Ma koniec zyczac wszyst-
kim wszelkiej pomy6lno6ci i
powodzenia, zase}am staro'
polskie: BOG zap}ac"!
! Cost. -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO.
IDEALNE ZDRO WOTNE MA
:. LATOI ZINE. MIEJSCEI<a

Powabna ksiazka sk}adajaca -sie
z trzydziestu dwu stronnic dwa-
dzie6cie j jedna ilustracya, ppisem
o Excelsior Springs, jego leczni-.
czych wodach, jego hotelach i
usludze kolejowej, cotylko zostala
wydana przez kompanie kolei Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. Wy
.se1amy pod kazdym adresem "a ode
braniem &c znaczka. f. A. Miller
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
MICHAK SOBJACK are

G soBJAcK are.
sztowany W niedziele "a *pi-
ja6stwo zaplacil W ponliedzia-:
lex " sadie municipalities
$500 kary, poczem areszto
wany zosta} powt6rnie pod
zarzutem kradziezy parasola,
z warandy pred rez. Rev.
ECleland pod mr.. 278 W. 4.
|ul. W. 6rode 1. Sierpnia, O
czem swego czasu zawiado-
n,iono policye, kt6ra uwaza}a
al do zeszlej niedzieli gdy
spostrzeg}a parasol W reku
Sobjacka idacego do miasta.
Parasol byl wlasno6cia PAM
@. p. Cambell goszczacej W
Winonie u p. Cleland, i mia}
$25 do $50 warto6ci.
Setback powiada il znalaz}
ma ulicy.
T. PARMA Helena Cichanow.
ska pc z tygodniowej wizycie
W Milwaukee, powr6ci}a W
tych dniach do domu.
ALFONS Bambenek syn
Teofila, operowany W tutej~
Sym szpitalu z powodu wrzo.,
du ma wnetrznosciach, pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

PAN Flip s}omihski z
Greenbush, Mimi, 2 iona :
c6reczke bawia cd dw6ch
tygodni W, Winonie " goscii-
ME u rodzic6w PAM Slomihs-
.kiej, .pa6stwa Max Cierza"
now. Pan Slomi6ski kt6ry
lest w1akcicielem wyszynku
W Greenbush, we wtorek od-
jecha} z powrotem do domru,
iona z dziecieciem azab !
jeszcze cztery tygodnie~ v : n q;
SEEN mie6cie. Pa6stwo S}o'-
mi6scy odwiedzili take. ma ma
sza redakcye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

Ninieiszem donosimy krewnym j z%najomym, il
6.p. Matka nasza Maryanna Buczy6ska, (obecnie Luz
bi6ska) urodzona Data rozsala sic 2 tym swiaten
81. %sierpnia, 1906 r. Pc kr6tkiej chorobie, %opatrzona
Sakramentami 6w. Pochowana zostala z kosciola sw.
stanis1awa Kostki, ma cmenta1zu katolickim Fanny
Nary 24go Sierpnia 0 godz. 9. pred poiudniem.
Urodzi}a sic Ago sierpnia 1850 +. " Karsinie, "
parafii Wielewskiej ma Kaszubach. 49,
W smutku p~ograzeni:
MAX. BUCZYNsKI, syn III
PELAGIA MILKOWSKA
~ELEONORA DULEK = @a~#@
~ OZALIA KINA
r.: MONIKA BUCZYNSKA 5"."s
.s. colkl. 2s*nG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

~ ROZAL]
w.. ~ MONK
ma iS6 przez 3cia ul.; az dc
'posiadlosci Watkinsa. Oby'
! watele obecni pa posiedzeniut
r'ady miejskiej, twierdza, i
|w}asno6ci ich: straca ma war
|to6ci, skoro nowy tor costa
ME po}ozony, i zadaja ugody
lecz p. Watkins o wynagro'
dzeniu lub ugodzie s}yszet
ME chce, ~powiada, ze jegc
interes tax sic powieksza,, il
Jest koniecznie potrzetnem
ably tor do jego w}asno6c:
by} p~rzeprowadzony.
Sprawl upad}a, skoro radn:
od}ozyli uchwa}e ma st6} al
do drugiego posiedzenia.
W sOBOTE o VIZ odby}s
sic W tutejszej hall Odd Fe~
lows, powiatowa demokra'
tyczna konwencya, ma kt6rej
wybrano do stanowej kon'
wencyi, kt6ra sic odbedzie "
Minneapolis, dnia 4. Wrze6.
MIA nastepujacych delegat6w;
P. Fitzpatrick, W. J. Whipple,
.Chas. Goss, H. L. Buck, M.
J. McGrath, John Hitzker,
Tim. Daley, W. T. Spencer,
S. H. Somsen, Edward Lees,
w. w. Stenson, E.. F.. Dyke
man, Jak6b Voelker, VIM.
Galewski, Jos. Hawks, H. J.
Nj Connon, P. Minck, r. Z.
Fay, Aug. schwenkie, J6z'
.Winczewski, w. E.. Hamilton,
F. H. Polzin, Geo. J. Fischer,
P. J. Barth, w. T.. Valentine,
M. Bambenek, S. Knopp, W.
H. O'Meara, F. T.. Cierzan,
Jan >Cisewski, James E. Mo
han, Joseph Ebben, Geo.
Spencer, jr. Philip O'Meara,
Philip Feiten, Ben Kalmes,
John Roth, Frank Custer
man, H. L. Lamberton.
JAKIS OSZUST obchodzi
30 farmach W poiudniowej
FSsa~~-N OWF@-i!E LaES Hw%E rE.H# @E -.--S
'cze6ci stanu. Zbiera on "a
m6wienia ma So. warto6ci
mydla, kt6re m'usza bye zaras
zaplacone, "a co obiecnje lu-
dziiiom1,, il i q kli ilsE dni PREY
ale i'm lk,alnape sk6ra obita,
zeby na take obietnice ktof
sic dal naciagnae d ME chce sie
wileerzye. .....,..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

PAN Macmillan Buczyhilsk]sii
: Grand Forks, N. d. przy-
do Winony ma po-
grzeb swej matki S. ?. Ma \
ryanny L1ubidskiej.
W PONIEDZIAkEK Cd
.byl sic pogrzeb dzieciecia
Poblockich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

q ROCHESTER,, MINI. do
nosza nam, il dom pa6stwa
A. Skorupi6skich nawiedzil
wielki smutek. Dnia Is b. m.
zmar} ich syn20to letni Fran
ciszek, kt6ry diva .miesiace
temu wyjecha} do Caring
ton, n. D. j pracowal W "a
kladzie ~krawieckim. S. p.
Franciszekz zachorowal ma
zoladek j nerki i to by1o po-
.wodem przerWania pasma tax
mlodego zycia. PAM skoru.
i syn iej Pawel poje-
.chali do Dakoty gdy ODE
.brali wiadomosc 0 chorobie
syna j tam pozostali al do
'ko6ca iego zycia. Cialo spro-.
wadzone zostalo do Roches-
ter j we wtorek 81. b. N. zIo-
zone do grobu= "a tamtej-
Sym c ,l'l,,r 'hal,,' is sE:ttrralpiiiolonr.y:;:h
.rodzic6W ] rotdze6stwo ]. oby
Pan Bog pocjessye raczyl, .
zrn,arle,m,u dat dal odpoczynekl.
#s5s 3Ss# tR'ss
vie czny
Gtt&8S&I III III S3fNSIf5 SElaH4#4sH {fSss3S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
FRASZKI.

INA SIZE Ma
Kogo pani wiecej lubi Dyga>
sihskiego, ozy sienkiewicza?
- Moi panic, niepotrzebne zapy"
TAME, przeciek pan wieszz, ze jestem
zamezna. ; &*<~ {
49, -TE ZyxE C.%t.
~UsPoKoJ1EsNIE>
0kret kupiecki boyfE 6cigany prsez
korsarzY. :
= Ma Boga kapitanie, co to be-
dzie?... = zawoia}y danny znajdue
jace sic ma ~pok}adzie.
- Badzcie panic spokojne. 10
50. korsarzes prawda, ale dale paniom
uroczyste s}owo honoru, re kaza-
lem JUL lonty pod}ozyt pod proc
,hownia i wysadze ~raczej okret "
powietrze, anizeli wydam was " "
moe korsarzy.
Ola czego kazdy zyd stara sic
#. u. .rt5s ~ .iEs = 70 E-HE=@= I"L-n E. Z. .~-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

innych kan.
dydat6w ma urzeda z}ozyfo u
auditora powiatowego, pra'
wen wyznaczone $1,000 kaz'
dy: J6zef Nowotny, handy
dat ma szeryfa ma tykiecie
acknowledgement. J6zef Win
czewski, terazniejszy audyto1
powiatowy, kandydat ma ten
sam urzad ma tykiecie demo.
kratycznym. Leonard J. Bru'
ski, kandydat do nominacyi
jake reprezentant dystryktu
3iej i 4ej wardy i gminy Ho'
mer, Richmond i Wilson.
Pan L. Bruski jest demokrat
W. Libby, kandydat do no.
minacyi ma reprezentanta z
~pierwszej i drugiei wardy ma
tykiecie republikafskim.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
A Fudge Party.

A correspondent requests sugges- tions for Fudge party for crowd of boys and girls between the ages Of 14 and r. ...
 This can be made the jolliest sort of an evening. There are three vari- cites of fudge that are especially good, nut, maple and chocolate. and three girls should be appointed to make these, with lad to assist each cook.
 Ii chafing dishes are used, the candy could be made in the dining-room, but they will probably enjoy 1t more right out into the kitchen. Provide aprons for the workers, caps for the boys as we'll as the girls. The hostess will have all she wants to do to superin- tend this undertaking, and she should have all the ingredients ready, but the nuts may be left for some good natured lad to crack.
 The addition of marshmallows to the chocolate fudge will be found an inn provement. Have the recipe for each variety written on and given to the cook" Provide confectionery boxes, with waxed paper. so that each guest may have sample to take home. After all this sweetness, you should serve direct opposite for dessert; so would suggest potato salad, cheese sandwiches. olives and coffee or cider. If,goai can aranyA Tor ft, part Of the company could she'll and pop corn, and then you would find very ac- ceptable addition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
NOTICE ID CONTRACTORS.

Clerks Office, Department of Educa-
 ton, March 29th
 Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 7:30 D. m, April 18th, 1906, at which time they will be publicly opened and read at a meeting of the Board of Education, for the complete construction of the proposed addition to the Webster school ts rooms), including all heat ing, ventilating, mason work, carpen- ter work, plumbing and all work in- cidental thereto as per plans and specifications of Leonard .Asheim. architect. Proposals will also be re- ceived for doing each class of work separately.
 The contractors for the mason and carpenter work are to furnish four separate bids, one for the work com plete, and three separate bids for the work, emitting the interior finish of 5 1 and 3 rooms and two ward bbes.
 The contractor for the plumbing work is to furnish two separate bids, one for the work complete and one for the work, emitting all new work in old building.
 Each proposal as a condition neces- saTy to it's reception must be accom- panied by certified check for an amount of not less than 10 per cent of the amount required by said pro- posal, said check to be made payable to the comptroller of the city of Wa terbury. Within three days after it is de- cided who is the lowest responsible bidder the comptroller shall return all such checks to the persons depos- iting the same, except the check de- posted by the successful bidder for such contract, and if the said suc- cessful bidder shall refuse or neg lect to execute the same within five days after receiving notice that the contract has been awarded to him. the amount of the deposit made by him shall be forfeited to and retained by the comptroller as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal and shall be paid into the treasury of the city of Waterbury. Plans and specifications may be seen, and all information pertaining to the foregoing may be obtained at the office of Leonard Asheim, archi- teet. All contracts must be com pleted on or before August IS. 1906.
 A penalty of s25 per day will be imposed as assessed and liquidated damages for each and every day the work remains unfinished after date set for completion
 Successful bidders will be required to furnish a surety bond tO an amount of not less than thirty per cent of their respective contracts.
 The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Bids to be addressed 10 Board Of Education.
 J. J. FITZGERALD. Clerk.
 3-2s-3 Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
A Planting Party.

For the benef; of those who are in search of something new in the way of guessing contests, the following sug- gestions are made. The game called Planting" is appropriate as spring approaches and the making of gardens Is in evidence.
 The hostess must provide a large bouquet of carnations, roses or what soeyer flower is procurable. Then she announces to her guests that she is going to plant a garden. The person who answers each question first may pluck a blossom from the bouquet. There must. be as many flowers as there are questiors-which are asked in this order:
 1. Plant a kitten and what will come up? (Pussywillow.)
 2. Plant a bag of flour, and what will come up? (Dustymiller)
 5. Plant a sunrise. and what will come up? fMorning glory)
 {. Plant one of Cupid's arrows, and what will come up? tBleeding heart.) s. Plant a box of candy? lMarsh- maIIows and buttercups.D . G. Plant days, months and years? fThyme.D
 [. Plan; your boy John! tJohnny- iump-upD
 s. Plan, some sheep? tPhlox)
 2. A kiss. (TuI:pJ
 10. Bury the h8tchet and what will come up? tSwee; peasD
 Il. Plant Christmas Eve? (star Of Betthehem)
 IF. Plant the middle of the after noon, H'our-o'eIock.I
 13. Plant orange blossoms? Bridal vreath.D
 IA. Plan: e preacher? Jack-in-ihe- pulpit) 8#
 IS. Plan, the king of besstsf Dan- delion.D
 1s. Plant -raust" Marguerite.
 IT. Plant grief. Weeping wiIlov.D IS. Plant immortality, life ever Iss.ingJ
 IS. Plant the stars and stripes ard the union jack, F1agsJ
 @. Plant what impoverished noble men try 10 do: lMarigoid-l
 zi. Plant couten,ment. CHearfsease.l 2. Plant a ransy. fThcughtsJ
 If no one answers a qfestion. pass on to the next Al the end the hostess viII reed the Key" and :he guests will mark their answers Give prizes for the greatest and snalles. lists A bunch of sovers. a po;ted plant. or a bon cf uarshualious and batterczIp candies.
 MADAME NERRI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
.0F AID TO HOSTESS
ENTERTAINMENTS OF NOVEL
 AND PLEASING SORT.
An Evening with Trees" Attractive A Fudge Party Sure to Be Jolly-For . Planting
 Party

An absorbing entertainment for the house, church or club is called an Evening with Trees" Decorate the rooms abundantiy with leaves. branches and vines, and, fl practicable, have small trees in tubs or jardinieres.
 Pass programmes and pencils, with the following questions:
 What tree is nearest the sea? (Beech.)
 What is the dandiest tree? (Spruce.) What tree is warmly clad? (Fir.)
 What wraps dces 1t wear? Furze.) A languishing tree? (Pine.)
 In what tree do ships find a safe anchorage? (Bay)
 What tree is the senior of the for est? (Elder).
 What tree resembles an insect? tLO- cust.)
 What trees name sounds like two letters of the alphabet? (Elm-L, M.)
 What tree resembles a metal? Ironwood)
 What tree is the favorite in the for est? (Poplar-popular.) .
 In serving refreshments, have tree products as much in evidence as pos sible, such as chocolate to drink, nut sandwiches, figs and dates and cocoa nut cake. ....
 A dish of oranges, bananas and ap- ples makes an appropriate centerpiece. For prizes, give potted plant. a tiny fern in a miniature jardiniere, or a water-color with trees prominent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
DAINTY CASE FOR MUSIC.
Not Infrequently the Musician Wants Something Fancy to Carry Music
 Roll of an Evening.

It is not always easy to find really practical music-case which will hold fair number of pieces, and which yet will not look out of place when carried in the evening, ard when seen in the company of dainty evening cloak. We give a suggestion in the accompanying sketch for simple bu. very pretty music-case, suitable for taking out in the evening.
 This case should be made in silk of some dark color. and lined also with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
GARTER KNOT AT JENNINGS.
Heavily Played Favorite, .Kassi1,
 Fell Tn steeplechase and Lost.

Heavily Played Favorite, 'Kassi1,
 Fell In steeplechase and Lost.
 WASHINGTON. March 29.-Pleas- ant weather, fair card and the prom ise of good sport attracted a goodly crowd to the races of the Washington Jockey club at Bennings.
 With D'Arkle scratched in the first, the race was reduced to two horse affair, in which there was nothing but Pater He won as he pleased, eased up under the wire. Loricate had no difficulty in getting the place from Baby Willie.
 Computer, an odds on favorite for the second. Justified the judgment of the talent by winning handily. Bath Maria, with Miller up, nipped the place from Campaigner in the last hundred yards.
 The third race was taken by the odds on fayorite, Workman, easily, the time being slow. Henry Waring, touted as a good thing, could do no better than second, beating Saladin for the place by length.
 The heavily played Kassil, in the stceplechase, fell at the first jump. and the race went with comparative ease to Garter Knot, at all timee a strong second choice. Happy Hour fell, but even before the accident was not factor.
 The race of the day was the fifth, with eleven starters. It was maiden event for three-year-olds, with w. c. Daly's Warning strongly tipped to win. Bettie Bouncer took command at once, beating the barrier by two lengths, and she never was headed. Warning made strong bid in the stretch, but it was of no avail, as the mare easily stalled off any danger. Warming beat Euripides for the place in a hard drive.
 Dekaber won the last race handily. Miller made an excellent ride, saving his horse until the stretch was reach cd and then coming away from his field with lengths to spare. Malabar. backed from 20 to 6, took the place from Phoebus in drive Summaries:
 First Race.-Pater, first; Loricate, second; Baby Willie, third. Second Race.-Computer. first: Bath Maria second; Campaigner, third. Third Race.-Workman, first; Henry Waring. second; Saladin, third. Fourth Race. - Garter Knot. first; Life Buoy. second; Douro, third.
 Fifth Race-Bettie Bouncer, first; Warning. second; Euripides. third. Sixth Race.-Dekaber. first; Malabar, second; Phoebus, third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29

silk. but in a paler shade, stir inter linging of canvas being used to make 1t hrmer. Just where the case folds over, on the inner side. there should be band of strong black elastic abou: one-half inch wide, but long enough to reach from end to end of the e7se, and tackled securely on either eide. Tho music can then be folded in half and slipped under the elastic band, iuss as plotting paper is held in plotting book.
 The case should be edged with silk cord in a harmonious color. and-tief with ribbon bows. A handle formel of twisted ribbon and also tied with ribbon bows will give a furnishing touch to this pretty case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
g.~ YussEx,-asss.

The Eross inds5selBess of Ssu Tork is greater than thai of the Chinese en- pire The cost Of opsrstfng this cifyt Eovernnsat for one Tezr zlEoss equals the annszI sxseE.iifaTss of hsth Lon don and Paris cgnhiued Nev Yo-k .psys oss "a szIsrses alone the Fzsf sun of sss.s.s co yearly. oT as zreh ss Len don spenSs for its entire sdninistrz- tiDn- Al the present tine there are ss.- ses men sad wO-zes an that citTs psy soll
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
India. coastine Trade.

For some unexplained reason the ooss,ins trade Of India does not keep pace with the foreign The lates; sta tistics issued by the department of commercial intelligence show ths; the Faiue of the goods carried by sea from one Indian port to another has diuin- ishsd since Is09 Tn that year t amounted to about s1s9. .oea.noa. the following year l. fen Of II per cent. and las, year uss sffll more than i've per cent. anss- that Of Irla.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
Bs-ea-rut B.ouest

In emulation of Benjamin Franklin. Mayor Fifzzsraid- ef Boston. has .iTsn sl.oas to form a fund that is 10 accumulate interest for 1C9 years. to h- then expanded for purposes which riIl. ia the opinion of the board st that tirse. best serve the interest of huzzuftv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
Smoothinr Veila

No woman traveller or dweller in q boarding house need pu; up with rum pied veils. ribbons and other affairs nowadays. lightweight and convent ent smoothing irons are 10 be had to- sether with little alcohol lamps fol. heating them. They are easily portsbl. and take up very little room And they do the necessary pressing as quickly and well as the old-fsshioned kind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
NOTICE.

Sheridan lodge, No 21S, N. E. 0. F., will hold a special meeting on Friday evening, March 30, for the purpose of initiation. All lodges of the city are invited to have their can didates initiated at this meeting.
 NJ. F. CARROLL,
 3-29-1 Warden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-29
National Racket Tournament.

NEW YORK, March 29-The first and seniifinal rounds in the national racket doubles championship tourna- rnent were completed on the New York Racket and Tennis clubs court. The surviving pairs in the finals are George R. Fearing and H. b. Scott of Bos- ton and L. Waterbury and Charles E. Sands,of New York.