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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
2cn banifc s(mcrifancr.

slf Otsie ct ser lige ioa nonge,
joni Ser er 8eboere / 5taten Seem
&anplbire. 1e ferrelte troer, at
ser CT ioa mango, ba Sc fife floffer
Jig iamn1en ion1 Sc on0re 9fotioner.
Men at Sc ofte 1l0retter Aioneerar=
bejOe ices Oeraf, at ser er Is Bolt-
fontorer, ser berer 93abnet 9en=
mart.
Ge Ganife CT fre0ellfeu0e, go0mo=
6ige Iolf. 9e fin0eS life ofte / Of
fel1tlige gn1be0er, opnaar ijel0en
1tor &ig0onL life for0i Sc nongler
&roft, men Sc Burger SEN til b9jere
Tormaol. Ceres 9(nlng for at rane
til Jig ct life ltor 9}aar flere GAIT
ife toler iomn1en, b9rer man fife Set
ebin0elige Sr0 Dollars, Santa=
len orejer Jig oftere ON ct 9igt, ct
Sfuelpil eller en- Jortellirg. Gelb=
fglgelig er Set Sc melt proftiife og
foretoglomlne ion fomn1er til Slime
rifo, men Sc 9anlfe ion1 @elbe6 bill
beller pur6ere lelpe 2ipet en0 6en
gDl6ne &on1n1e onn Bette. 9eetop al
SEN @rrn0 er oe Donlfe en- D6ilt
ber6ifulo 8efolflring5=8el ltan66el.
6orfatteren paapeger, at ga 9(rti>
felens .Sormoal iier er at ifilore
Soregangsnen6ene, er set umuligt
at gjpre 6e 0anlfe ful6 &etferoig
be6 Sen. San nepner @itus 8e-
ring iom 1741 giennemlejle6e
8eringsltre6et. 86r bam bar ser
faa 9anife / 9lmerifa. S Ben
amerifanlfe 6olfeb9r paa 80 Wfil=
lioner Menneifer er Ser faa 9anlfe,
Ser berer esss-,gul6bal6pre6e Gene
rols-l1niformer. Wfen intet 2an6
bor gipet be6re Meno Refferne.
9et bil6e b(ibe banifeligt at fin6e en-
6anif Mmerifaner, Ser life bar ct
ber6igt Me6lem al nor 1tore San1i<
lie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03

oelioelle. A1all fejite 0a til &jpbeltz
bapn % bleu il1olaet paa Or. Mou-
iirgS ali.,if, bpor man bar glort ocn
slrt Si6elier % operafip 8ebanolilre
al Sem til ell 9pecialitet. gn lln=
oerlpselie piite, 1t 0eu ioe,ife 2rges
9iagnoie bar fldoltGnOig rigtig, o9
at Ell Operation Dor, poatrrngenoe
ngopenoig.
sllle 2eger piniie, boor farlig en-
Operation al 0enne 9lrt er, og set
bar, ion1 mal1 giel1nen1 Me0oeleier-
lie ON 6el1S Jorlpb for Seslen5 Geo-
fpmmell0e pil0e for6ereoe buns 1na,l=
&c &enner paa, at Ser egeulig finn
uar r11ge @oab fpr bans @elbre0eIle,
trpos Set at Sc par affatteoe ret gum
itigt. Operotionen bar p6erlt panlfe=
Zig, pareoe 21a Sine, nnel1 set beb
Jig, { at bans 8eiinoeuoe efter 0n1-
itgn0igbe0erne bar tilfre0s sltillenoe.
@n0nu / Sc 0auife 8la6e for 18. SUI
Ii be6oer Set, at fans Silltano par
go0. Sra 3gie og lape fom ser 0oglig
6oreipgrgsler til banS Befilloel16e, Ii
ge fra &ongeboraen til slrbej0erens
@jenl og Set ilaar pel life fell, at
man i6n0en 9la mes 1tprlt @efpn1<
ring bor lpttet efter 8u0ifabet fra
9Dgeleiet &i9benbapn. 5bi i11gen
bar iom sSSesien talt 0e 6anife 5gl1=
6erjp6ers Sag og 9}et mist Sc ltipe=
ite tpife &re0ie, o9 ingelt bop0e ion
fan 0eres Mo6ltan0eres Gre og fl,loe
9l9telie ion1 Mou0 og Menneife. slt
tabe Sesien bar at tabe SEN be6lte
5grferer.
Sg MI er fan bpo.
Sens eSeSien bar cit al Sc Mrnp,
bben &anpen for Dpa0 bun anfoa
for Set og 9an0Geo gjoroe iejgere og
mere ilOfnl0 fra Mdr til 9(ur. Ser pur
il1tet Offer, ion1 ban lm0ilog Jig for
at bringe 5gn0erjq0ernes Sag, ser
fur bam bar bIcoet .bellig. st Unng=
iesopbol0 foroi bali Dabbe taIt 9a,1o=
beoen for Sen, baboe intet aflfref=
fen6e for baln, tro0s bonS ipagelige
Selbre0 - fan bar tilbrogt ialt mere
en0 4 slor bag TnngsletS Nfl1re.
Deb fin 9igs0ag3pirfiom uopbeoe
fan cit itor Sn0flD0elie blan0t Set
Qnti=preuslilfe glenent 0en tplfe
&igS0ag, og pe0 lit @la0 u6lensbore
s(pis", bpis @ooeore0aftgr fan bar,
bo10t fan g}io0et oppe bos fine
Sono5men0 oa bar 6anebereren /
Sen 0a11fe ien6erjpoife &reSie.
Sesien bil blipc lopnet iom MAD
ife i,1ge1 0o,1lf 5gn6erjp0e f6r barn
er blepet set Voen&ri1gersDoge. Men
Ser 1taar Men6 re0e til at toge bans
Gierning opl beijGle0e ,af Sen iam-
me 5el1ige sS(o> Ser i11lpirereoe bont
og bans 9lo,1o nil lepe efter Don og
le0e 9(rbej0et bi6ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
]1(ptteri / 5in(ano.
speabore Teitnins / Sprprermes
t5en6cr.

Sra 6eltningen Gpeaborg u6for
&ellingfors, 6inlan0, neo6e1es
igaar, at SEN rrl5liife 8efeitni11g bar
giort Mptteri og bor taget bele Telt=
ningen 8eii66elie. Ser er fore
goaet ct frpgteligt Mptteri, og mani
ge Sfficerer er iadre6e eller orebte.
Set antages, sat man fer itaar oper-
for Set f6rl lte SEQ | en- fempemesiig
militer @ommenipergelie ON at BE-
megtige Jig Sc ruslilfe Sgbefeitnin<
ger. @ele @eietningen paa 4 Som
pagnier sSnfanteri ner gior6e Oprer
og bel119gtige6e Jig elrtilleriet. 0et
r6oe 6lag ct beiiet oDer 6eltningS<
p9rferne. &rigSfftbe far aabnet SSl0
paa Sorterne, lon Sprgrerne bao6e
taget / 8eiio0elle. slutboriteterne
itoo aloeles magteslgie operfor Mpt-
teriet, ser Tom al6eles npe11tet. 6le-
re &u116reoe Menneifer iiges at bore
omfon1ne UNDER &en. Del1ne 8e-
gipenbeo antages bog iffe at itua
6irefte 6orbinoelie me0 ben egenlige
rationale Repolutions- -8epagelie,
Sen frenfonr foroi 0fficererne bapbe
sioet soIooterne en- uforiporlig 8e,
bon6Iing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03

Gcter 9auiolen Ell 0anlf Mano {:
Smaba> 9eeb., 6ormou6 for 9tanger=
orbejoet pao observation-disclosures, fal6t
iiolte l1ge un6er fit slrbei6e ne0 fra en- :
Sernbanepoan: :og forilog Jig, iaa to1s
fort efter 6d0e paa ct Solpita1. @a1s
bar 33 9lor og gift. &an bor en-.
@gn al en- befjenot 6anlf Biapler !
Smaba, 9luguit Dabi6len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
u9cn npttieitc sorecr"

/ 9(merifq er set @e0ersnabn, man
bar gibet 9ln1erifns meit fien6te
Danffer, Sacob 81. St 3. @an
er en- ielp-lna6e Man6, og bba6
be6re er, ban far biulpet Suiin6er
af an6re sSr11igranter til at blibe Sen
be6fe &lasie 9lmerifanere. Sor 16
Mar li6en ffreb ban ben opitgtsbef-
fen6e 8og uSom tbe 0tber Solf
2ibes". Sen bar Neiultatet af bans
0p6ageliesreiier iom Nolitirepor-
ter / @torita6ens Slumber6en, og /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03


11er 5. ssSuli ion en- 6e1t= og Minoe=
Dag er ser il1tet nGrfeligt /. Sra
beres tioligc 8arnoom far 9an-
morfs @rullolops0og pGret en- aar=
Zig @ellig0ag, og ct iltgt 0einoe fbl=
ger mes 2ipet igjennen1. Men BET
CT s@re pnro, at naor 9onife refer
til ct fremne0 2an0, Sc 0a forbinoer
fig loo illOerligt til 6ette, at 0e peo=
bliper s(ar efter s(or at fejre 0ets So=
beofelt, ielp on1 Sc flptter tilbage til
Sc Stronoe, bpor 6eres &ugge itoo,
og ,rejler 0ereS @pjlG6eltptter Der.
9et CT bpoo forbenparenoe ome-
rifonlfe @or,1bolnere gjer. Spert
9(or ofbol6eS &lippedenS itore
Gtotsifpp 9(ln1in0i11gen, bbor alle
aens pigtigere Setter boloeS, en-
lSjeroe Sulifelt, og Sen oeltoger
5ornbplmere, ser otter ct penot TIL
boge til Gen iom 9oit06enoe, og
Dem, ser beropre fra benptter Cont
nerel1 til ct @eipg @ien1met.
Sooleoes oglaa ioar. Sfjor ene=
bes r1or onL at man ifuloe lgge at
gipe 6jer6e Sl1lifelten ct iaa fDlotgt
9Srog iom nu,ligt, og u@ornbolms
Sioe,1oe" beretter ONT, at Bette bar
lDffeoes irr6eles go0t.
s(llere0e ira Tormi00ogen af flof=
feoes rl11r0t omfring fra bele 2an6et
usln1erifonere" til sln1in6ingen 6elS
pr. 8ane og 6els pr. &ogn. Meo
@fterlni00agstoget a11fom sDelta=
9ere nopnlig fra 9eefs6 og Sp6lon-
oct pg morlcbere0e meO ct 03uiif=
fprps poo 10 0ion6 / Gpi6len i16
poo Ieltplobien, bpor ser paa bette
Siosplulft bar lon1let ca. 300 Me,1=
nelfer.
Gfter at en Torfrilfning por ino=
toget, ion1le0es man &l. 4.30 ON
&Qlerltolell bpor Stationsforltan=
ser @un6erl1p fra 9fefse, Ser bab6e
leoet s(rrangelnentet, hg0 8elfon=
nen % 1t6tolte lin @le6e ober, at
ioo mango bor n1g6t, bbilfet tDoe6e
poo, at man lto6ig bepore6e Wetnoer-
ne ira SEN itore 9fepublif | fiGr
@rin6ring.
Sale fpr Slmertfa.
Saler for 9ogen bol6teS al to
bonlfe s(n1erifonere, Oer. Sames
Sobnlo1l 9totorp Hnblic ira Mooe=
ito, Gol.> o9 &optejl1 8. &ocbn1o1n
Sobnion fra Gbicago; Sen iioite, en
al Sc ito1,telte Spmeno, Ser bar
plpjet Sc itore Sn0ieerS &anoe, er
fp6t / Houllfer Sogn og bar life be-
ipgt i'm Tp0ed iioen lin l1ngoom.
San bol6t iin Sale paa en9ellf.
8egge Salene 6pele6e ret u6fgr-
ligt pes 9agens 8etp6ning loapel
for Mn1erifa lom for an6re 2an6e,
for bbilfe sen amerifanife Sorfat=
ming bor itaaet lom ell SlagS Mo=
6el, og on1talte Sc eien6ommelige
itore 6orbol0 og frie SSnititutioner,
ser bepirfe> at vi 9anlfe iaa burtig
fele os bjen1me 6eropre, men frem=
bape6e, bbor 1neget Mmerifa ifploer
Sen gan1le @er6en, og omtalte oen-
ne 6orbin6elle> bbor belfon1ne og
beliete 6e 6anife @rnigranter er 6er-
obre og benpiite til,bpor mango 1000
9lcres al 2on6, Ser al tn6banoreoe
gforoboere bar lagt UNDER Blopen.
Solerne r1o6toges m1eo itort 8ifalo
og froftige &urroraab for Mmerifa
og 9ornorf.
Stor 2pffe gjor6e ligeleoes en-
Sale poo gngellf al Mrs. CASPER
len fra Situsbille, &enn., ser bgie
Soner pril lte SEN 6onife @j9ltfribe6
og SEN irnuffe bornbolmife Natur.
slnerifanife eanee,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03

Tpls 1neo i 6ette 8la0s ppperlige
6gIietoner, iom Sc alti6 bill finoe
paa Z. Sibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03

sneenipr 6cnrp slnsclo, 5pn al
Neoaftpr al uGiborg 5tiftsti0en0e"
$. 9(ngelo> for cit slarreffe orepet
en- rneget flor @irflonbe0 iom 8De'
meter Sos 9lngeleS, @al., men og.
ter MI at ben6e tilbage til Denmarf
og bolette fig Ser. @an er gift meo
en- omerifonif93ign u&Der
s. Sag" bragte forle6en Ell SSlluitra'
tion af ct af 9lngelos 8pggeforeta'
gen6er meo bans itor 9lrbei6sltprfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
a)(inbeS &lnterifQ.
4oe Salt paa 8ornbolm.

ligite og bjnrteliglte 5temning.
Mongt ct garnnelt Min6e fra 2ipet
/ Set fjerne @elten frem6rogeS og
opfriife0es, % Sc ltore 9lntal @jG-
tier fra sln1erifa, Ser ere bjen1me
poo 8elpg, btOrog pe6 0ereS 9f9rnG=
relle / bpi @ro0 til at gipe San1=
nenfon1lten ct Ggte amertfanif
&rGg. Otter slftenslnaalti0et gl96e=
Sc man Jig en0nu en- GineSti6 be6
sVtulifnumre og pe0 slflDngellen al
an1erifan3fe Songe, Ser ligelom al
Jig lelp 6l,ffeoe frem i @rin0ringen,
og bo Selifobet pe6 Stteti6en bre6
op, og Sc al 9eltogerne, Ser 1ful6e
mes Soget, n1arcDere6e til Statio=
nen meo Muiif / Spioien, bare alle
enige ONT, at man Dao0e tilbragt en
ulgDporlig fornpjelig Sag, og oper-
alt gprte 1nan: uEuo @jenlpn 46e
Snli 1907"
uMarcbing t5rpn91 Georgia.
Set @ie1tlpn bill Dilt blibe forn6ie-
ligt, i0et Ser oa bill blipe amerifanIf
Mnlif Sberflo6. Nfulifen beo bette
slars 6elt lepere6eS of ct np1tiftet
@ornorfeiter fra 9fefsg, oer gjor0e
fine sager lGrlig goot. @n @ieit
fra Seem Oorf lope6e at ienoe til
SsSn6ltu6ering ct l16palg al an1erifan=
fife 9tational1nelo6ier u6iot for
@ornorfeiter, iaa mart fan fon Ser
oDer, laa til ne1te slor bil man for
boobentlig fon1me til at maricbere
efter SbermanS u0earcb through
Georgia" og lignen6e pelfienbte
go1nle Soner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
9r. ST. Mprtenicn, en- oanlf @i-

9r. ST. Murtenien, en- 0anif 81.
6enifabsmano, .oniat pe0 set 5oologi-
ife Muieun / &igbenboon, opboloer
Jig 6eltne Si6 @aibingfon 9. g.,
for at itu6ere Giifelamlingerne Sea-
tionalmuieet. Dr. M}ortenien far
fornplig foretaget l1n6eri6gelier al
&apet o11fring Sc 0a1tife .beitinoiife
Ger og CT fon1l11et til Set &elultat, at
ser er ct DDrelip Ser, iom Set Diloe
bere bel for oanlf 6iiferi<entrepriier
at 16nptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
8pan,ejtcr ;Srcb s. 6. 9lnbcrien,

8ysmcitcr Jrco s. s. Mnoericn,
zen al Sc be6it fien0te og melt aniete
Dqnlfe i San 6ra1cisco er afgaaet
pe6 Dgoen efter en Speration for en-
Mapeipulit. SON bar Ell meget opg,
tig Bpgmeiter, iom orep en- flor Gor-
refining, og ban bar opfgrt flere al
son Granciscos itgrite 8pgninger,
81. a. Ben 16 Gtager bbie Chronicle
8pgning, Ser flareoe fig iaa itolt
unoer @otaitrofen. San bar 6Dnbo
af JgoieI og blep fun 40 Mar GAM
incl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
Mmcrifauife Gauge.

Otter at &r. @un6erup bab6e
brogt Solerne en- Saf og l16talt On
ifet ON, at man as 9lare igien fun-
Sc iamles ON n1uIig ct 6obbelt iaa
ftort 9lntal, Tntte6es Sen mere oft
cielle Del of Soften.
Man gruppere6e Jig MI / 11tin6re
&lpnger for at inbtage Mftensma,
oen og oberolt berife6e oen forngie-
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Dan(k ,,graaotas.
Seleerafon-&onlien tjcuer Ecnec.

&i omtalte for no9le Tiger li6en,
at SEN 6on1fe Ss11genier 8al6emar
&ouliens merfelige Spfinoelie Sc
legrafonen MI ifal fpres u6 / Yraris
al ct amerifanif Selifab. Com bore
2Glere of ti0ligere 8eretntnger Dil
pi0e far Dor gentole 2an6smal1o life
ioDet poa fine telegrafonilfe 2aur=
bGr, mems 9ln1erifanerne bereote
be1u til at pm0onl1es i @a1lo. San
bor benpttet 5i6en til at goo lelbe
@iarconi Ell bdj @ong, og set er Inf
feoes bo1n at birfeliggjgre ct trao6=
l9it Selegraf-Spitenl iom fan /
0isie Gage bor lolgt til ct engellf
Spn6ifat.
Sntrcnt 3 Milliuncr &r.
Set er life Snoaifillinger Soul
ien far ofben6et fin Spfin0elie for.
Set engelife Sirma 9lr1nitrona
@oielen & @reenfell giper bam
$4,000 ST.. fontant qg 2>340,000
p9re af slftier, Ser bar l10iigt til eff
terboon6en at blibe a6lfilligt mere
ber6 ems bette.
Set npe Selegrof=Spltem er belt
igjennem 6anlf, opfnn6et og u6ar>
bei6et / 9anmarf, for 6onif &apital
og me6 6anife Me6arbei6ere. CT
perimenterne er foregaaet paa Mp<
brogoor6 9eor6iiellan6, gsbierg
og 2pnes. ASaa alle 6isie Ste6er
bar peIoige Maiter / 6e iioite 4 Mar
gipet Sc &eiien6e Mnle0ning til 1ta<
6ige Sp6rgsmaal. Ser fur beret
arbej6et baarot og flittigt, o9 elr6nu
er Ser enfelte @n1aoting at rette.
Ween itore Sager Tan 6et life bere
mes en- 8etoling al 8 Millioner Ser.
for S1bentionen.
Sngeni6r 8oullen bill ON fort &io
offentliggigre en- 8eifripelle af set
Hrincip, Ser ligger til @run6 for
traa6lgs Gelegraft / 9llmtn6eligbe6
og bans Spiten @ar6elesbeo. On
laa6on mao in1g6elees 111e6 life RIM
ge sSnteresie, tbi set er iiffert life
monge 116e11for ssSnge1ti6rfaget, Ser
bar ret negen Soritano paa uoen
Sroo6lgie".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
Can0Snldn0.
Tabrifant Gcfarbt 9. @ifcicn ct at
ter oel10t tilboge ira i'm gproparet1e.

leI UeltUl 1llUtlYt lItt lt4l VULUpuItl!e'
9fDc Salcrc. Ganjf= =9(merifanif i
Selifob iiges at nn0erban0le meo
Jolfetingslnan0 Neergaor0 og Spj-
ifoleforltanoer &riltenlen=Nanoers
om at fomme til 9lmertfa paa Ell So
reOrogstonrne.
Nlsbjprn Son, fgot paa Borl1bolm,
1neneS me6 Sifferbe6 at ppre on1forn=
met unber Soro1finlbet / 5all Gron<
cisco. @an bar D9ret forlpun6el1 II,
oen 0a, og bal15 @ro0er me1er at
bope fl,noet bans @en / 9}1til1erue al
Set @uS, Dpor fan boeOe.
&aitur q. s. 9labcrg, u00onnet
ueO slugsbl1rg Seninarilnn, men
0onlf al 6poiel, fejre0e IA. Suli
Brpllup 1neo @fiis Gbriitine Gbri.
ltionie,1 ligeleoes oanif. @rplluppet
bol0tes / Nortbfielo. Na1tor Maberg
far opertaget ct Hre1tefal0 / 8o1ton,
Mols., nn6er Sen Gor. 6anlfe Strife
Trlmurcr!u9cm Trc6crif, Sen f9rlte
0anlfe Jrimurerloge l0entor Gam
mari, blep forrige ll9e iuopiet 9ielp
9)orf. Otter sSSnoDiellen bleu Ser
lel,Dt ct 1elegrom til &ongen al 9an-
mart, Ser er 5tormelter for Sc Oal1lfe
.Srimurere, og efter bDen1 2ogen er
opfolbt. 9e ca. 100 MeOlemmer al
2ogen ialnleOes 0erefter' til cit 8an=
fet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21

People Whose Garbage is neglected will and quick relief by sending . posta. or calling by tale phone No. 111-k.
 h N. RGNEy. WatoWHlA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
oAKWLlE HAPPENINGS

The destruction of the Watertown high school by fire early this morn ing will probably mean an extended vacation for a number of scholars who attended the institution from here.
 Miss Anna Florence still leads in the voting contest at Hungerford's store. with Mrs John Perry in second place.
 The Christmas cantata will be given at the Congregational church on Thursday evening. December 27.
 The little son of Mir and Mrs Mc- Kenna of Wood street. who has been sick with pneumonia. is reported to be improving.
 c. B. Fuller of Main street has re- covered from a brief illness.
 George Stanley Is moving W. B. Mains household effects into a tene- ment on Main street. Mir Main re- gently leased his farm in Bradford. Vt. and is to reside in Oakville, where he is now employed by the Baird Machine Co
 !. A. Andrews of Davis street has returned from several days in New York city on business
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
WATERvlLLE

Choir rehearsal at St Michaels church tonight at o'clock.
 Choir rehearsal at St Paul's church tonight at 7:45 o'clock.
 Prayer meeting at Grace NJ. D. church tonight at 7:30 o'clock
 Daniel Donovan of New Haven is the guest of relatives on Main street
 John Donahue, who has been i'll for few days, is able to be at work again.
 William Clay of Hotchkissville has taken a position with the cutlery shop and will move his family here after January 1.
 Mrs Peter Burns has returned from a visit with friends in Poughkeepsie.
 Edgar T. Ford is reported to be slowly improving from his illness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
CHRISTMAS TIDlNcs OF GREAT INTEREsT T0
 EVERY nOUSEKEEPER
2O STAMPS FREE. Christmas Coupon.

Cut out this coupon Present sore and by buy ing $1 of goods you will receive 90 6TA1P6 FREE and extra given below December IT, to the 22d pf this month Not good after December 22.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
WATERFOWL JOTTlNCs

A carload of cattle arrived for Clinton Judson yesterday. MT and Mrs s. B. Morton have gone to New York to spend the holi- days.
 Lucius Fox and daughter of Har- winton are visiting at Louis Fox's. MT Fox has traded his farm in Har- winton for property in Torrilgton. He and his daughter will leave for. Florida in few days to spend the winter and upon their return expect to make their home in Torrington. David Mansfield of Harwinton, state factory inspector and truant officer, was in town Wednesday on business connected with the factor ies, but found no violations of the law of employing children under IA years of age.
 Mrs John Logue has recovered from her recent illness. The suit of R. F. Lewis against the town has been postrSned until after the holidays.
 Gerald Cunningham has arrived home from Hartford to spend Christ mas with his parents, the Rev H. w. and Mrs Cunningham.
 Mrs Patrick Tinney, aged about 80 years, died suddenly at the home of her son this morning. She was about the house as usual and asked Peter O'Neil, who was working about the place, to send for her son. She then went in. When her son arrived she was unconscious and never rallied.
 School House Burned.
 The Center school building was burned to-day, the building being all most totally destroyed. It is thought that the loss will reach $10,000, fully covered by insurance. An over heated furnace is believed to have caused the fire although persons liv- ing in the vicinity of the school say that they heard an explosion about an hour before the flames were dis covered. The volunteer fire depart ment got to work quickly and per formed good service and although It's members failed to check the flames in the school building, they managed to save nearby property. The north wing of the school build ing was the only part of the structure saved.
 Principal F. J. Working, who lives near the building tried to break into 1t and save some valuable school records but the flames drove him back at each attempt. It Is expect ed that town meeting will be called shortly for the purpose of appropriat- ing money for the erection of new building.
 The loss will fall particularly hard on the teachers and school children. All the rooms had been decorated in many of which Christmas trees were erected and the children were count ing on happy celebration to-day. The teachers, too, suffered heavy loss in books and clothing, Professor Working alone losing $500 worth.
 The fire was first seen by the night watchman at Heminway & Bartlett Silk Co at 5:15 a. m.. and was then coming out of the roof. He gave the alarm by blowing the whistle of the factory.
 The fire adjuster arrived from Hartford at 1880 this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
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 One pair in box, all colors. in elastic, a pair :. 25c, 39c, 50c MEMS JEWELRY. We can save you money and give you as good or better quality in this line than you'll pay half as much again for in the speciality stores. SCARF PINS-25c, soc, 75c. s1. CUFF LINKS-25c, 5Oc, 75c. ST., a pr $1.25. $1.5O, s, and $2.50 STUDS-At set ...... 25c. 50c MEMS HOSIERY. In cotton or wool. black, fancy or colors, 10c, F 1-2c, 25c, 3Ic and 50c.
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